beatrice: this is the big problem with proliferation.ss proliferation without looking to the existing nuclear weapons. we might've been lucky to get a deal with iran, which we hope will hold on. it will not last forever if we do not address this underlying thing that sometimes it is ok to threaten to use nuclear weapons, that it makes them safer. haslinda: is it fair to say the u.s.' nonproliferation efforts have failed? beatrice: we have seen since the end of the cold war, we have more nuclear armed states, perhaps not as many as there could have been. we will never really be able to be safe if we do not address the existing nuclear weapons. haslinda: what is the solution? to be implemented to ensure that gets pushed through? beatrice: threatening to ms credit -- threatening to indiscriminately murder citizens, that is not what we should be doing today. that is not the way the military should be acting. this last year, have the majority of the states in this world moving that direction by adopting a prohibition on nuclear weapons. these

your you first because you know people who are not living in germany and they might not know who beatrice phone store he is just fill us in on who she is and what she stands for. yes bit phone store issue is a leading member of the if tea party the far right party she's actually been an m.p. in the european parliament since twenty fourteen she just joined the german parliament as part of that first entry of the a.f.p. into parliament and she's also most known here in germany for statements in twenty sixteen when she wouldn't rule out the german border guards to use guns against migrants crossing the border illegally that created a storm of criticism here in germany so she's been there once before where she's chosen her words at the very least to say unwisely and now this tweet has become the talk of the town talk of the country again she is well known for her anti muslim sentiments and for being very outspoken so incendiary comments nothing new for her but what is new and i want to talk of this with this a little bit more with marina who's following it from our social media desk is that a

member of parliament for incitement to hatred after she posted anti muslim remarks on social media beatrice fun storage of the far right if tea party accused cologne police of appeasing quote barbaric gang raping muslim hordes of men after police tweeted a new year's message in arabic. while saudi arabia says its ban on women behind the wheel will be lifted in june the majority sunni country is under strict sharia law and is the last country in the world where women are forbidden from driving instead they have to employ chauffeurs or ask their male relatives to drive. the women sit in the back and do young boy is in the driving seat to saudi made videos like these making fun of the country's ban on female drivers fifteen thousands of times to one it was a good gag it soon to be out of date. as of next you retire not i hushed me will be allowed to drive a car. and she's already lining up a perfect right. car shopping has become a popular holby for wealthy saudi women. you just want to be free with the car you can get your groceries every stuff every shop you don't need to to to wait for some

. >> that memo, written six months before the election, went up beatrice's chain of command, warninghat the campaign was losing ohio voters who had once been devoted democrats. >> had they listened to this memo, we would be talking to president hillary clinton. i was having a lot of people just saying i can't support her. this guy wants to bring back our jobs. they didn't care about all of his misogynistic, xenophobic, racist stuff. they just didn't care. all they heard was jobs, jobs, jobs, and he's going to try to get them jobs. >> we're going to bring back jobs because we need jobs here. >> we're going to bring jobs back from china. >> to pennsylvania. >> to michigan. and all across this land we're going to bring our jobs back. >> and he sold them that. and we weren't giving them sustenance. >> beatrice says his democrats never understood exactly what hillary clinton was for. >> they are working-class people who think the democratic party has left them. >> and of course we know those white working-class voters were the tipping point. to understand just how big a deal this is, let'

for those who don't know explain to us who beatrice fung store he is and what she means to the political scene here in germany. well she certainly is a leading and spoken figure in the far right i'll turn to but she's been a european m.p. since twenty fourteen and she joined the board to start i'm in parliament also together with the for the first time in the past elections were still to see a government being formed here in germany on she hit the headlines here and in twenty sixteen when she said that if migrants illegally cross into germany as a last resort border guards should also be allowed to shoot. civilians that caused quite a storm she did slightly regret but that also shows that she has been there before making very provoking statements indeed and now we're seeing this backlash against her statement basically describing migrants in a very whole same derogatory term here so she is no stranger of course there are two incendiary comments but what is new this time around is that there is this new network in foreseeing act marina tell us a little bit more about that. there are peopl

brutal celebrations all swear in europe too in january the former queen of the netherlands princess beatrice. turns eighty. and later this year queen silvia of sweden will celebrate her seventy fifth birthday. and twenty eighteen will be a big year in spain to former king juan carlos turns eighty in january and his wife sophia does so in november their son king philippe will celebrate his fiftieth birthday this year. the movie world will kick off the year in january with a seventy fifth edition of the golden globes considered the most important film and t.v. awards next to the oscars. german movie drama in the faith by director arkin has a good chance of winning one of the coveted prizes. in the film stars diane kruger in the lead and is shortlisted in a foreign language film category. in february berlin will stage its international film festival once again international films will be vying for the coveted golden bear. this year german filmmaker tom tecmo will have the festival jury in. the nominees for the ninetieth academy awards the oscars haven't been named yet but the u.k. actor gary ol

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i know that, i cannot speak for the duchess, but for beatrice, we are overjoyed at the news today thatlooking forward to the wedding? yes, it's now about finding the time and the date are getting it all organised. i think probably in the autumn sometime will be the sort of time everybody is looking at. but we can't fix a date yet, we've got to look at everybody‘s diaries. it is a bit more complicated than that. but today, it's their day and i'm just completely overjoyed for them and wish them every happiness. a charity says one in three young women in the uk are embarrassed to attend smear tests for cervical cancer because of issues with body image. jo's cervical cancer trust, which surveyed more than 2000 women aged between 25 and 35, said it was worried about the impact on screening rates, which have fallen to a 20—year low. the key finding that's come out is one in three women that we researched said that body image is a significant factor for not attending screening. that's a big concern. for those under 35 it's the most common cancer and if women are not getting screened them pote

resident council president beatrice johnson says neighbors try everything to block out the cold blastm the hallway. still, their water barely heats up so they take chances using their ovens. >> and these are the names and all the apartments. >> nobody wants to hear it. >> reporter: felicia madison says management brought her a couple new heaters just a few days ago. >> they really -- i had the oven on and the oven almost caught on fire. >> reporter: they call us desperate for solution for everybody. >> this is the only thing we had left to do. we've been begging and crying to everybody for heat. >> reporter: didn't her back from the philadelphia housing authority saying a crew went out this afternoon and they found the extreme cold was preventing the heaters and the ventilation fans from warming the air so they turned the fans off but we just check within the hour with those residents and they say some fans are still blowing at full force. as for the heating inside the apartment, pha says they found nothing wrong with the building's system but they are now overriding their energy savi

will suddenly have us over a barrel and they were cooperate with we just start cheering effect that beatrice does on british street we didn't sell them weapons we had here is some of the saudi ideology is the ideology that is causing terrorism around the world this is causing danger to our streets and actually to not cooperate with saudi would probably make our country a great deal safer do you think there's a growing understanding in parliament to the british weapons are now ending up in the hands of isis. in the middle east in other battlegrounds years of war there is some understanding and there is some cross party support to the idea that we need to start monitoring where weapons go bearing in mind with our supposedly so robust regime. we only look to see where the first owner of that weapon is now if only doesn't use it they sell it on second hand weapons we don't monitor that and so could go anywhere we saw when we had friend after and get afy was in libya we sold a huge amounts of arms and weapons they were put in stashes then of course we decided he wasn't such a nice chap and we cau

will suddenly have us over a barrel and they were cooperate with we just start cheering effect that beatrice does on british street we didn't sell them weapons we had here is some of the saudi ideology is the ideology that is causing terrorism around the world this is causing danger to our streets and actually to not cooperate with saudi would probably make our country a great deal safer do you think there's a growing understanding in parliament the british weapons are now ending up in the hands of isis. in the middle east in other battlegrounds years of war there is some understanding and there is some cross party support to the idea that we need to start monitoring where weapons go bearing in mind with our supposedly so robust regime. we only look to see where the first owner of that weapon is now if only doesn't use it they sell it on second hand weapons we don't monitor that and so could go anywhere we saw when we had friend after and get afy was in libya we sold a huge amounts of arms and weapons they were put in stashes then of course we decided he wasn't such a nice chap and we caused

right party are being investigated for incitement to hatred over social media alice woody allen beatrice fund stuart have criticised police forces for wishing followers online happy new year in arabic their party had finished third in september as election dominic cain has more from berlin. the decision by the police to investigate alice vida the co-leader of the alternative for germany party alongside their investigation into the comments of her colleague bed to explain stork came out a point when we knew already that several hundred people had complained themselves about the point the points that the better one stalk had put out on social media the interesting thing to to say here is that following new year's day into news the new law has come into effect in germany which regulates what can and cannot be said online as much as it does in the broadcast media the rich and major and in the street as it were and so the question that the police will have to with the authorities will have to work out is whether the comments that were made by. talk by alice vital do contravene the law and the

. >> beatrice era otra seÑorita que pasaba por la iglesia y que Él tratÓ de que ya se montara en el carroa era la cocinera de donde vivÍan los padres. patricia: a pesar de que las evidencias saludaban al-- seÑalaban al sacerdote, el que no intervenciÓn inmune portante siete aÑos. >> un crimen por las autoridades y le dice que se pusieron de acuerdo por encubrir este asunto. dijeron que lo mandaban a missouri y que iba a estar ahÍ con el resto de su vida. patricia: el padre fue transferido y abandonÓ el monesterio de 1974. desde entonces, viviÓ una vida tranquila en arizona, alejado del sacerdocio. se sabe que fight formÓ una familia. pasaron varias dÉcadas, pero la familia de irene garza no encontraba paz. el caso tambiÉn se convirtiÓ en una obsesión para ricardo rodrÍguez junior. en la Época era candidato a fiscal del distrito y durante su campaÑa le prometiÓ la familia que retomarÍa las investigaciones. ricardo: este caso pasÓ por muchas manos, de policÍa y de fiscal que tenÍa la responsabilidadpara traer este caso para la justicia. patricia: rodrÍguez ganÓ la elecciÓn, se convirtió en

this is a lovely story, about a one—time shire horse called beatrice. —— one tonne. they make the decision to put the horse down. stablemate, another shire horse, intervenes. it leans over the stable wall and starts to bite the neck of its stablemate, virtually dragging its stablemate, virtually dragging it to its feet. both horses are pictured, fully recovered, out in the stable yard. that is what she needed, to be on herfeet? the stable yard. that is what she needed, to be on her feet? yes, colic kills horses if they remain immobile and it couldn't get to its feet. it is a black beauty story. well done, finishing on an uplifting story. ever eaten an insect, charlie?|j ever eaten an insect, charlie? i had no idea what he said there! have i ever eaten an insect? deliberately? i don't think so. accidentally, many times. open your mouth, flying in? you are told not to do that. saturday kitchen is coming up. they are specialising in insects?” saturday kitchen is coming up. they are specialising in insects? i have had locusts and scorpion abroad. got anything exotic? sat

you to know that joe was a father to tom and christina and absolutely grandfather to his beloved beatrice. joe boss had a sharp wit and a strong sense of justice. he had a big heart and cared deeply about his community and everyone in it. i want to lift up his family in this great time of need. i also will comment that the entire district 10 community mourns his loss and will most certainly miss his leadership. the rest i submit. >> president breed: thank you. supervisor farrell said he would submit. back to you. i was going to reiterate, i would like to make a motion that we entire the board meeting in honor of joe boss. thank you. >> president breed: can we do that without objection? without objection, we'll do that. madam clerk, please call items 22-25. >> persons interested in determination of exemption under the california environmental quality act exemption approved by the planning commission on november 23, 2017, for the project for cell services. >> supervisor kim: i want to thank members of the public that waited patiently. both parties have requested that it be postponed. i woul

. >> reporter: and resident council member beatrice johnson says neighbor try everything to block outast from the hallway. still, their water barely heats up so they take chances using their ovens. >> and these are the names and all the apartments. >> nobody wants to hear it. >> reporter: they swallowed their pride and call us. >> this is the only thing we had left to do. we've been begging and crying to everybody for heat. >> reporter: we did hear back from the philadelphia housing authority and they said a crew went out this afternoon and found the extreme cold was preventing the heaters in the ventilation fans from warming the air so they turn the fans off. but we checked back with the residents after that and they say that some of the fans were still blowing at full force. as for the heating inside the apartments, pha says, that they found nothing wrong with the building's system, but they are now overriding their energy saving feature because it's just so cold outside. we'll be checking back on those neighbors. joyce evans, fox 29 news. shore could see some seriouse- snow just 24

party may faced charges of illegal hate speech for her angry tweet on new year's eve beatrice fun style he ranted at police in the city of cologne for publishing a new year's greeting an arab back she said that they were trying to appease muslims in germany twitter swiftly delete about post and also froze her account for much of new year's day. and for more let's bring in d.w. social media editor elizabeth show who is standing by with the very latest so liz can you tell us more about what happened. those are on new year's eve of the police in cologne had sent out a series of tweets wishing everybody a happy new year and the tweets were in german english french and also in arabic so once of those tweets were published expunged or she was one of the leaders of the party tweeted this this was her response to seeing those tweets in different languages she said what the hell is happening in this country why is an official police side tweeting in arabic do you think it is to appease the barbaric gang raping hard's of muslim men now back to expunge doris is probably referring to an incident th

that being called fake and yes with a new clear dimension to talk more about it now i'm joined by beatricefinished she is the head of i can the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons factory winning the nobel peace prize thank you very much for joining us here on think very much happening now u.s. president donald trump has arrived here in davos we know that he's a man with his finger hovering over a new clear button if we're to believe what he says how much is these strongman politics dealt a blow to your campaign well of course it's really depressing to see these kind of daily threats of using a weapon of mass destruction to indiscriminately slaughter civilians is horrifying but the same time people are waking up and realizing that nuclear weapons are still here they're still a threat this fifteen thousand of them we haven't solved this problem the risk of nuclear war is increasing martha it's quite high but it's always there is always greater than zero so i think that we have to realize that if we keep nuclear weapons forever they will be used we're just counting down the day

. >> reporter: and resident council president beatrice johnson says neighbors try everything to blockhe cold blast from the hallway still their water barely heats up so they take chances leaving their ovens. >> this is the names of all the apartments. >> nobody wants to hear it p. >> reporter: they swallowed their pride and called us. >> this the only thing we had left to do. we've been begging and crying to everybody for heat. >> reporter: the philadelphia housing authority has responded to us saying a crew went out this afternoon and found the extreme cold was preventing the heaters inside those ventilation fans from warming the air. so they turned the fans off. but we just check back with the residents and they say only some of the fans are off. some are still blowing full force. as for the heaters inside the apartments, pha says they found nothing wrong with the building's heating system. but they are now overriding their energy saving feature in light of the extreme weather. lucy? >> sounds like a wise idea the there. >> yes. >> thank you, joyce. >>> skyfox over logan township, n

member of parliament for incitement to hatred after she posted and the muslim remarks on social media beatrice on storage of the far right if he as accused cologne police of appeasing quote barbaric gang raping muslim wards of men after they tweeted a new year message in arabic. well all this week we will be giving you a preview of what to expect from top global players and twenty eight team today we're focusing on germany number one on the agenda for chance for all of machall is trying to form a new government it has now been more than one hundred days and germany went to the polls in september elections and in about five days merkel's conservatives will start exploratory talks with the social democrats but even if they are successful it could take months before a new government is actually in place. each day a new record is broken here in berlin never before has it taken so long falling in election to build a new government. and in the middle of it all chancellor. or at the moment interim chancellor. if decisions are being made in parliament she has to search for allies so far she has not be

policy that stands as i said largely in opposition to what people gathered here are all about said beatrice and interesting watch on friday but trump aside generally what else can we expect from davos this year. the usual sort of a ray of big names in politics in big business n.g.o.s up to three thousand delegates here seventy heads of states and world leaders big talkers big speakers rather keynote speeches coming from there and remotely the prime minister of india justin trudeau canada emmanuel macron will talk up the strength and unity of europe and theories of may we'll talk about it counterpoint gregg's it and of course donald trump each annual meeting has a sort of theme of this year's is catching the titled creating a shared future in a fractured world taking in so the geo political challenges wars the refugee crisis and so on and also looking at solutions the wealth gap the inequality gap of the world economic forum pushing companies now to look at the contribution their companies make to society while the n.g.o.s are pushing this line in this rather stark reality that the world's r

i cannot speak for the duchess, but we, and for beatrice, we are overjoyed at the news today that eugenief time everybody is looking at. but we can't fix a date yet, we have got to look at everybody‘s diaries. it is a bit more complicated than that. but it is their day, i am just completely overjoyed for them and wish them every happiness. short time ago i spoke to our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. we should remind ourselves who princess eugenie is. she is the second daughter of the duke of york, so she is one of the queen's grandchildren. and as the daughter of the son of the sovereign, she was entitled to royal rank, so she is her royal highness, princess eugenie. although she has the title and the style of being a royal, she is very much and minor member of the royal family. she has a job and works for an art auction house. she doesn't carry out royal engagements, so to that extent she doesn't have much of a public profile. the fact is, she is a granddaughter of the queen and her family, the duke and duchess of york announced her engagement this morning to jack brooksbank. th

beatrice, democrat, hi. caller: good morning. how are you this morning?ning.d caller: i was calling about the the nt you had on entitlement programs and you the we're concerned about waste that we have and my thing is they don't seem to be able to find the waste. they can't find the waste, i to inform them or -- i why people, the department heads, can't put in a number, it pops up to say that the issue that about all the time, have -- theirknow household. per i'm for taking care of elderly poor, but it is wasteful and we need to get a handle on wastes, even when we -- with is snap program, there waste, why can't we find it? host: okay. your thoughts there. jackie in baltimore, an independent 67 independent. hi, jackie. morning, calling about the medicare and entitlement. get that because we paid into the system. .0% increase in medicare enefits, with medicare and social security, $108 paid to medicare for the insurance. is 2% increase, $134 deducted for medicare. we're still paying for medicare, we are getting social security. we're entitled to it, we pai

i know that, i cannot speak for the duchess, but for beatrice, we are overjoyed at the news today thatn the autumn sometime will be the sort of time everybody is looking at. but we can't fix a date yet, we've got to look at everybody‘s diaries. it is a bit more complicated than that! but today, it's their day and i'm just completely overjoyed for them and wish them every happiness. you know you're getting old when you remember standing outside a hospital doorfor the birth of remember standing outside a hospital door for the birth of princess eugenie and you hear she is now getting married for the enough about me! let's have a look at the weather. the trend to something my other is underway, still a lot of lying snow across northern ireland, scotland and northern england and that will be starting to thaw in the coming days. some interesting temperature contrasts. yesterday some places struggled to get above freezing while the milder air was already arriving in the south—west but by tomorrow most of us will be in double figures and some parts of wales and west england could go up to 15 c