amy: beatrice fihn, thank you for being with us. the latest winner of the nobel peace prize. she accepted the 2017 nobel peace prize on behalf of her group. when we come back, we turn to the war at home. house speaker paul ryan tweeted a story of a woman whose paycheck increased by $1.50 a week, talking about it as a major victory for middle-class workers as a result of the republican tax bill. we will speak with economist richard wolff. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "99 red balloons" by nena. i am amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: $1.50 a week -- is that a pay hike with celebrating? well, at least it is according to house speak paul ryan. on saturday, he wrote, "a secretary at a public high school in lancaster, pennsylvania, said she was pleasantly surprised her pay went up $1.50 a week -- she said that will more than cover her costco membership for the year." after a deluge of ridicule, ryan deleted the tweet hours later. amy: in contrast to the reported increase, which comes to $78 a yeaear, house speaker ryan received a a staggering $500,000 in campaigngn contrib

beatrice: my name's beatrice kabore and i live in ouagadougou. i have a big brother, three big sisters, and a little sister. my parents were farmers, but major road construction work meant they lost their land. now they don't do anything any more. i like going to school because we learn lots there, and because all my friends are there. we never get bored. i want to be a lawyer because there's so much injustice, and there aren't enough people defending the rule of law. i'm happy when everyone around me is happy. because when they're happy, they also do everything to make you happy. a lot of politicians in some countries only care about their own personal interests. then they don't care about the rest of the people. well, i don't travel very much, but from what i read about other children, i think that in other parts of the world they really suffer, especially street kids. some of them get really badly exploited. host: this week in our global ideas series, we're off to vietnam -- a nation suffering from ever more frequent bouts of extreme weather -

her role as beatrice kiddo, strong woman was box office gold that brought in more than dla 300 milliont behind the scenes, thurman is now revealing in a "the new york times" article, her relationship with harvey weinstein had become toxic. he used to spend hours talking to me about material. this was my champion. i was never any kind of studio darling. he had a chokehold on the type of films and directors that were right for me. thurman accuses weinstein off taking her years ago at a london hotel. he pushed me down. he tried to shove himself on me. he tried to expose himself. he did all kinds of unpleasant things. when accusations against weinstein first broke in october, thurman initially stayed silent. in late november sheaf wished instagram followers a happy thanksgiving but cryptically included you, harvey and all your wicked conspirators. a spokeswoman for harvey weinstein said, weinstein considered thurman a colleague and friend. he acknowledges making an awkward pass 25 years ago after misreading her signals. but follows about her claims of being physically assaulted are untrue.

palmira: muchÍsimas gracias, beatrice.colares, en pantalla puede ver algunos de los colegios afectados. ramÓn: algunas compartieron lo siguiente en nuestra conversaciÓn sobre tragedias y el tiroteo de esta tarde. se deberÍa pasar una ley que prohÍba la venta de armas, dice. ramÓn: ana ramos indica que les tocÓ pasar por algo similar y la escuela tomÓ las precauciones adecuadas. gracias por participar. palmira: regresando la informaciÓn. los sospechosos de asesinar a una joven de 19 aÑos se presentaron el dÍa de hoy en corte, en donde tambiÉn estaban los familiares de la vÍctima, los cuales obviamente piden justicia. univisiÓn 14 hablamos sobre su pÉrdida y con el corazÓn destrozado. nos contaron que ellos no se explican porque la mataron. su muerte es un misterio que comenzÓ a rebelarse. fue apuÑalada pero logrÓ dar pistas que llevaron a dos sospechosos. hoy, daniel kross de 19 aÑos y milicia leonardo de 55 aparecieron en corte en dublÍn. presentaron cargos de asesinato contra elle y no se declaro ni inocente ni culpable.

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[buzzing] it's not beatrice. it's be-ah-trice, nebraska. it turns the sun purple.and this one is pink. what are they having, guys? all: total eclipse of the sun. - can you feel it? [laughter] - that there is the joy of a news anchor who finally gets to cover a story that doesn't involve donald trump. the sun! the sun! finally, the sun! [upbeat music] - [makes whining noise, coughs] ♪ two... two, three... ♪ ♪

returning to what is left of their homes but many buildings in the city remain riddled with lun-lun and beatrice and locals say they've been left to take on the reconstruction by themselves. we were forced to leave our homes because when we returned we found everything we do used to rubble and look at all the devastation what rock is a ghost city i mean we're living in the midst of destruction we feel completely abandoned everything around has been destroyed. this is in rubble that you have to be to remove the debris with all money there's no running water so we have to burn. the u.s. coalition cause the destruction of records and has a responsibility to rebuild the city we need to help with restoring the water supply in clearing the rubble. i found of mine on the streets near my house my friend and i tried to detonate it from a distance but it didn't go off we thought the mine didn't work and walked towards it it exploded my friend was killed i survived. on their second medal at the winter olympics inside korea a silver in team figure skating with calendar taken gold in the u.s. bronze fifteen

one of them is beatrice de montille, winners who is the founder of the bespoke jewellers merci maman. you started this company working on a part—time basis. started this company working on a part-time basis. i started working on my own self employed at the beginning because i wanted to work part—time in my company at the time when i came back from maternity leave did not accept part—time jobs, so leave did not accept part—time jobs, so it was quite easy to make the decision to stop working. i was influenced by a friend of mine who started a home business before me. i thought i could do the same and it gave me the confidence and i was looking for a good idea and that is how i started. many looking for a good idea and that is howl started. many people looking for a good idea and that is how i started. many people would imagine that starting a business is not the way to work part—time. a new business will require all your attention. how did you do it?|j business will require all your attention. how did you do it? i had tojuggle between my attention. how did you do it? i had to juggle bet

[buzzing] it's not beatrice. it's be-ah-trice, nebraska. it turns the sun purple.is one is pink. what are they having, guys? all: total eclipse of the sun. - can you feel it? [laughter] - that there is the joy of a news anchor who finally gets to cover a story that doesn't involve donald trump. the sun! the sun! finally, the sun! [upbeat music] - [makes whining noise, coughs] captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jordan: did you see it? did you see it last night? were you watching last night, were you watching? hold on, it's january 29th. my opponent tonight is roy wood, jr., have i some bones to pick with him, give it up for roy wood, jr. now stop, now stop that is enough giving it up. now first i want to talk politics. the new bacon. everybody is infused with it. but unlike bacon this is killing me. fat, last night i was disgusted when i turned on my tv and was bombarded with a three hour antifa rally hosted by james covereden, the contempt-filled political grammys. >> he had a long time fear of being. >> poisoned. >> one reason he liked to eat at

nuclear weapons and if we continue to do this it's going to be the end of our species that's what beatricefan of the international campaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons warned just a couple months ago at the nobel prize ceremony we either abolish these weapons or they will abolish us that's what's at stake here. one of the things that if we get these lower grade weapons don't you think that's going to entice countries for example south korea japan and saudi arabia i mean if you can play with little nukes ok that's not so bad ok i mean it what it is is it normalizes nuclear weapons for a second tier powers i mean how does that make the world safer i can't understand it i mean maybe brazil and you know argentina will get in the axe to i mean the united states has said oh a positive precedent the only country in the world to ever use nuclear weapons against a civilian population a country that didn't have those weapons they were going backwards go ahead. i mean . that recent move america just literally. in the food because. it opened the opportunities for other countries to you know t

as a group say asteroids are fed syria's rebel held east into to join a five hour day beatrice but the syrian government denies that such attacks happened in while russia's military says that. a planned evacuation route for survivors that's up to date for the tough. i could go. on champions league. women and the game has moved to take. germany down the as a relegation battle reigning be trembling with a huge win and they fight against the drug. problem in a professional. you know promising. training program helps women to find a new career. many men are skeptical. but these women bring skill and in the absence of their work. it's never an important step towards more gender equality in the arab. league three thousand and sixty minutes. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for mines. every journey begins with the first step and every month for each of the first words published in the book niko he's in germany to the german. bus

i think beatrice potter would be very disappointed and the way that the scene was portrayed and i actually agree with john that again that that they took too much creative license with the theme of peter rabbit and this particular scene in particular i believe does provide an opportunity for education awareness and we've created a website no appetite for bowling dot com where people can go and share their stories where they can also get educational resources to further those conversations with their children so they would love for people to visit that no appetite for bowling dot com site ok you want to make a point there are so you trying to get in. no. time to cover it i think i think it's it's just. i agree that education really here is an important point and john said this too that you know if parents are bringing their kids to the theater and seeing this movie it's him it's you know it's a good conversation to have with them because it is important for kids to recognize that this behavior is not ok that gaming is not ok that bullying is not ok you know as a teacher in a school. bullyin

nuclear weapons and if we continue to do this it's going to be the end of our species that's what beatricefan of the international campaign for the abolition of nuclear weapons warned just a couple months ago at the nobel prize ceremony we either abolish these weapons or they will abolish us that's what's at stake here. one of the things that if we get these lower grade weapons don't you think that's going to entice countries for example south korea japan and saudi arabia i mean if you can play with little nukes ok that's not so bad ok i mean it what is it normalizes nucular weapons for a second tier powers i mean how does that make the world safer i can understand it and maybe brazil and you know argentina will get in the act to i mean the united states has said a positive precedent the only country in the world to ever use nuclear weapons against a civilian population a country that didn't have those weapons you're going backwards adrian go ahead i mean. with the recent move america just literally. in the food because as you've said it's open opportunities for other countries to you know

>> this isç beatrice. >> beatrice. hi, beatrice. >> does she get nervous? >> she is not nervous.u take him around. >> relax. here we go. are you ready? landis let's do best in show. >> come on, come on. go faster. ♪ >> then stop. >> stop. >> show him the food. >> show him the food. >> you did great. you did great. how did i do? >> wonderful. best in show. >> ah. steve: get the treat a little closer to the dog. >> that was my first time. i was so excited to do that. yesterday, pug, bee friese. border collie has never won best in show. tonight we will have the dog on the set of "fox & friends" tomorrow. ainsley: do all the winners go to the best of show an one of them will win? got it. >> this is one of my favorites. ainsley: similar to the movie, "best in show"? >> that was crazy movie. documentary. >> i loved it. i could be one of those owners. steve do you have a dog, janice? >> i don't. i might soon. steve: i like the way you had the microphone in front of the british bulldog as if he might talk. >> they talk during the breaks. steve: we have peter schweizer next hour of folks

were stuck underground in south africa have all been brought above ground they were trapped at the beatrice gold mine during a power blackout the power has since been restored three kenyan t.v. stations remain off air despite a court ordering them to reopen the government closed the stations on tuesday after they tried to broadcast a mock you know gratian ceremony staged by the opposition leader rhino dingo catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. lunchtime news at n.t.v. one of three t.v. stations switched off by the communications of far of kenya on tuesday the news bulletin was only available online cutting off millions of iranians nationwide who can't afford the internet. was his why opposition leader right loading or taking an informal oath swearing to be as he called himself the people's president tens of thousands of his supporters rather more cannot gratian a tuesday government wants t.v. stations against providing live coverage because of security reasons the directive was ignored by some the government allowed the event took place so i don't get the sense of what is illegal what is

hundred fifty miners who were stuck underground in south africa have all been rescued trapped in the beatrice coal mine during a power blackout electricity since been restored but those are the headlines now let's get you back to our work station that's watching life in l. . when charlie found out about the palestine orchestra he was and foozie asked eric because of his background to go palestine and share all his time with with all these people that you know he loved that he loved me there and i hope he can continue. there is something about music and it depending on the style that you're doing but for me when i when i'm playing and performing especially if you get taken into a world where you know you're you're thinking about your music only you know you're not thinking about what's happening back home and you're dealing with issues that are difficult at home or and in your family or your friends or anything like that you're in you're in the moment of the music and it's kind of a respite from from the daily grind of life so i really look forward to the concerts specially because you get a y

that is not only you know beatrice. that's a class a may say this is. someone out another one of the month or month in a sick. only and only for mushroom. on our city like a hornet. a second one before neither one of for me one for me i lined up all of the staff and was not done by the post doc and i mean that one in there for one moment and. you and she were this involved in time i said that it. must pass so they can say i love nothing other than by makassar as usual i mean it's ironic and i mean bass. residents of it is ingo reported cancer rates to severe that's what forty one times the national average in argentina. you're. going to source you on a saw. one of those when you i sent money. and there may be some to. come. your way i met though a cable where i deal with dead people to look at the other thing then we had it. he said i normally will promote a book you know for a moment anyway and ross it will not end once you you know if he can as i noted. he also then known as i am a nominal then when i saw my mother to sign all of you you know the one

. >> before the judge announces his sentence, he asked the victim's mother, beatrice, to address thechased my son down and you shot him in his back. and they says you're not guilty. i don't have no peace. he deserves the max, whatever he can get because it's not right. that's my baby. that was my son. that was my child. yes, you lost somebody, but that's no reason for you to carry a gun and shoot another person because you lost your brother. that's not right. that's no justice. and when you are in them doors, when you really go down the road, i hope you get what you deserve because my son didn't deserve to be shot in his back. >> is there anything you would like to say before sentence is pronounced? >> yes, your honor, i would like to say i truly apologize about everything that happened in this case. i would also like to apologize to each and every last one of y'all for the situation that took place. i want you to know i'm truly sorry. with that, your honor, i would like to say i'm here today to take full responsibility of my actions as a man. >> we have a serious felony. what you di

people like karen maleni and beatrice who can attend the university of hawaii because of daca. people like victor from houston who aspires to become a counselor for lbgtq youth like him. and people like yetsi from oregon who works three jobs so she with pursue her dream of becoming a nurse practitioner to care for our seniors. these inspiring young people don't need to hear any more promises. they need members of congress to put their votes where their mouths have been and do the right thing. like many of my colleagues, i strongly support passing a clean dream act. legislation that already has bipartisan support. but it's critical that we get to the 60 votes we need to pass a bill. i'm open to discussing different provisions, including some funding for border security to help us get there. we can and should have a debate over comprehensive immigration reform but only after we pass legislation this week to protect the dreamers. we cannot and should not use this debate to provide cover for efforts to dismantle the family-based immigration system or to make massive cuts to legal i

people like karen and beatrice who you tend the university of hawaii because daca. people like victor from houston who inspires to become a counselor for lgbt q you like him. and people like [inaudible] from oregon who work three jobs so she could pursue her job of becoming a nurse practitioner to care for our seniors. these inspiring people don't need to hear anymore promises. the members of congress to put their votes where their mouths have been in do the right thing. like many of my colleagues i strongly support passing a clean dream acts. legislation that already has bipartisanate support. but it is critical that we get to the 60 votes we need to pass a bill and i am open to discussing different provisions including funding for border security to help us get there. we can and should have a debate over competence of reform but only after we passed legislation this week to protect the dreamers. we cannot and should not use this debate to provide cover for efforts to dismantle the family -based immigration system or to make massive cuts to legal immigration. the p