i'll be going alive to bellevue palace here in berlin today that's president obama's first official stop in just a bit first we're here with our political correspondent peter craven for some more background peter just how strained are relations right now between the two countries very very strange indeed i think i mean nobody for example brian and you will know this is here in germany has forgotten the day of the nazi comparisons the nazi jibes that were hold by president to go on and others in recent months in the last couple of years a german nobody's forgotten that perhaps much more important though is the crackdown on suspected of members of the opposition following day failed coup in twenty sixteen that has been relentless and is ongoing that has seen so many people end up in turkish prisons you know in here in germany you speak to turkish people and they tell you i know somebody who is in prison i know somebody who's been in prison for months without charge we hear about. dozens of turkish journalists who were imprisoned i'm a journalist it's painful it's dismaying so that's how ve

protesters prepare to take to the streets of berlin with the turkish president about to arrive at bellevue palace which we're seeing in our are live pictures there as well yes we are here palace or as close as normal people can get right now because this place here has been completely sealed off by bulletin police and some protesters have made it here to the to this place here looks about like twenty or thirty people from the society for threatened people which is a small human rights group who are protesting against this visit of president out on this is just the beginning of all the protests we're going to see in berlin today that several protests marches which have been set to take place today one of them has been organized by journalists groups german journalist group which is going to take place this midday and then there's going to be a very big march in the afternoon. kinds of groups unions left parties human rights groups are going to march through berlin to say that. it's not welcome here in germany ok let's talk about first off that larger demonstrations for later today what are

let's go live to our correspondent on the on the mark who is outside bellevue palace right now foggy and president ed was welcome at bellevue with full military honors highly controversial why that's true drew me really has rolled out the red carpet for the turkish president there too on but the german side has kept on saying and keeps on saying that this is not a sign of normalization but that this could form the beginning of a pro says of improving the difficult relationship to turkey a relationship that was under pressure because turkey has used nat see comparisons when talking about german politics politicians turkey has rested german citizens to still five german citizens in turkish prisons and cherokee has violated in the eyes of germany human rights and freedom of press in turkey a sovereign after this official state welcome what's in store for the rest of the day well off to talk with president here behind me in the value palace which president and will then go to the chancellor you he will meet for talks he will give a press conference and in the evening he will come back he

regarding his policy towards journalists fobbing thanks very much for that update from bellevue palace peter this looks like from the get go it's not going to be an easy visit for mr erdogan why does he want this reset against this kind of background he certainly knew that he'd be confronting something like this he needs the reset because it's a third of the economic sanctions that we've been talking about hearing so much about i'm just i'm to i'm fascinated brian that the he would actually brisk walking out on the prowl on the press conference or not actually turning up for the press conference because that would actually pose a very you know that would put a mark on the whole on the proceedings of today tomorrow and what have you the whole with the whole weekend it reminds me you know chanda under after all is an internationally respected journalist and if the presidents of turkey is not willing to be in the same room as the internationally respected journalist as something badly wrong and it doesn't look very credible the reports we're getting of the president had are ones intention

german president steinmeyer greeted at one of bellevue palace this visit is an attempt to normalize relations when times are anything but normal turkey is holding a number of germans as political prisoners not to mention thousands of its own citizens many politicians worry the owners go too far but a cause for peace i think there's a piecemeal costs and to me it smells like appeasement is totally wrong because it betrays all those who are victims of oppression and there are hundreds and thousands of them in turkey. many m.p.'s boycotted the state banquet at germany's presidential residence the empty rows were filled with of the guests with germany's leaders determined to keep the show together but the differences remain deep and certainly unmistakable. and part of president everyone's program on friday included a state banquet in his honor hosted by germany's president frank. pill is outside of bellevue palace where that banquet is being held and here with me is the turkey correspondent yulia han with some analysis of the studio charlotte i'd like to turn to you first because i'd like to talk

this is her at bellevue hospital. because of her family connection to public service, she released this call to the local -- realized this call to the local community. she looked at the early doctors around and saw them as pioneers, going out in treating the second -- sick traveling across the , countryside. at 21, she said her life was slipping away. what could i do to serve others? she decided to become a nurse. she goes to bellevue, new york, one of the largest and most famous hospitals of the day, to get experience. she knew she needed experience doing the job. around the mid- she comes back 20's, to lake charles and begins her work as a red cross nurse. maude got into scrapbooking at the request of a local doctor. he was contacted by a famous surgeon who wanted to write a history of the medicine of louisiana. he contacted a doctor who would know her local connection. she began to compile history and compile these scrapbooks. she compiled 13 different scrapbooks. they are organized by subject. the experience durin

for turkish president wretch of tired tonight he attended a state banquet in his honor after lin's bellevue palace where he was greeted by the german president front fell to steinmeyer it was a glamorous occasion that took. yes within earshot of noisy demonstrations against the turkish leader earlier erda one met with german chancellor angela merkel for talks endeavor pairing the fractured relationship between their countries. and now at a joint press conference in berlin chancellor angela merkel admitted that differences between them remain but said that she is hopeful on finding common ground this despite fierce criticism within germany of turkey's human rights record even in germany there are sometimes moments when journalists cannot behave exactly as they please president had a one was in the middle of his press conference with chancellor merkel when a man stood up and revealed a t. shirt with the words press freedom he was quickly bundled out by security officers the brief distractions seem to amuse and who won but his crackdown on journalistic freedom was one of the issues the chancel

house and pill is outside of bellevue palace where that banquet is being held and here with me is the w's turkey correspondent yulia han with some analysis in the studio charlotte i'd like to turn to you first because i'd like to talk about the banquet it's significant not only because of who attended but also because of who did not. that's right sara number german opposition politicians announced ahead of the state banquet that they would boycott it as a sign of resistance of opposition to the turkish president's state village state visit a number of people have also pointed out that the german chancellor angela merkel is not taking part not been taking part in the the state banquet that has to be made clear is not something that's especially unusual she doesn't usually take part in these statements it's not any kind of signal that's being sent so father we heard that the banquet had been going as planned fairly smoothly although there have been reports the president after one in his speech at the banquets went slightly off script there were reports that he reprimanded the german pre

german president steinmeyer greeted at one of bellevue palace this visit is an attempt to normalize relations when times are anything but normal turkey is holding a number of germans as political prisoners not to mention thousands of its own citizens many politicians worry the owners go too far but of course from the people i think there's a piecemeal costs and to me it smells like appeasement is totally wrong because it betrays all those who are victims of oppression and there are hundreds and thousands of them in turkey. many m.p.'s boycotted the state banquet at germany's presidential residence the empty rows were filled with of the guests with germany's leaders determined to keep the show together but the differences remain deep and certainly unmistakable. and part of president everyone's program on friday clude a state banquet in his honor hosted by germany's president frank. pill is outside of bellevue palace where that banquet is being held and here with me is the turkey correspondent yulia han with some analysis in the studio charlotte i'd like to turn to you first because i'd like to

tonight he attended a state banquet in his honor at berlin's bellevue palace, where he was greeted byerman president frank-walter steinmeier. it was a glamorous occasion which took place within earshot of noisy demonstrations against the turkish leader. earlier, erdogan met with chancellor angela merkel to repair the fractured relationship between the two countries. at a joint press conference in berlin, merkel said differences remain but she is hopeful of finding common ground, despite fears criticism in germany of turkey's human rights record. reporter: even in germany there are sometimes moments when journalists can't pave exactly as they please. president erdogan was in the middle of his press conference with angela merkel when a man revealed a t-shirt that said press freedom. he was quickly bundled out by security officers. the brief distraction seemed to abuse erdogan, but his crackdown on journalistic freedoms was one of the issues the chancellor raised at the meeting. it is nosy but there are serious differences in recent years, and there still are. it is mainly about the rule

if you some pill is outside of bellevue palace where that banquet is being held and here with me is the turkey correspondent yulia han with some analysis in the studio charlotte i'd like to turn to you first because i'd like to talk about the banquet it's significant not only because of who attended but also because of who did not. that's right sara number german opposition politicians announced ahead of the state banquet that they would boycott it as a sign of resistance of opposition to the turkish president's state village state visit a number of people have also pointed out that the german chancellor angela merkel is not taking part not been taking part in the the state banquet that has to be make clear is not something that's especially on usual she doesn't usually take part in these statement because it's not any kind of signal being sent so your father we heard that the banquet had been going as planned fairly smoothly although there have been reports the president added one in his speech at the banquet went slightly off script there were reports that he reprimanded the german pr

if you don't you shall shall some pill is outside of bellevue palace where that banquet is being held and here with me is the turkey correspondent yulia han with some analysis in the studio charlotte i'd like to turn to you first because i'd like to talk about the banquet it's significant not only because of who attended but also because of who did not. that's right sara number german opposition politicians announced ahead of the state banquet that they would boycott it as a sign of resistance of opposition to the turkish president's state village state visit a number of people have also pointed out that the german chancellor angela merkel is not taking part has not been taking part in the the state banquet that has to be make clear is not something that's especially unusual she doesn't usually take part in these statements it's not any kind of signal that's being sent so father we heard that the banquet had been going as planned fairly smoothly although there have been reports the president after one in his speech at the banquets went slightly off script there were reports that he re

of need he needs economic support he spent a good part of this afternoon ahead of this dinner in bellevue palace behind me talking to german business leaders and the interesting question will be what kind of guarantees he might get out of the german government to back up more german investment in turkey at this point in time so turkey wants or needs economic support from germany who want to germany want from turkey. well they have a lot of common territory by default i mean there's a lot of talk about friendship or lack there of at this moment in time but they are essentially family they're culturally intertwined there's some three million either turkish citizens or german citizens of turkish descent or both here in the country and that is also a major constituency for and one they have joint strategic interests within nato but also when it comes to energy security the european union needs turkey and there is of course syria and turkey borders on syria that's where much of what became known as the migration crisis came from and the migration deal that the german chancellor struck with tur

a march from but listen to bellevue palace and then bot. that's right so this approach has started several hours ago they've been marching through the streets of berlin and coming by a huge police presence a number of the streets have been shut down as they are walking through these streets they're heading towards a better view palace the president's residence which is not so far from here what they say that they want to do is to bring that anger directly to president out of one they want to be outside when he arrives when he is attending this dinner just to make clear that there are a number of opponents very angry here in bed and they also of course want to show that anger it was the gem government president stein my and it's reception of president at one here in germany. that he sent to thank you for not. asking about say about the w.i. to correspondent yulia hong you know i want to pick up a couple points there but before that i think it's important to put this visit in context why this visit why we're here d.w. the german international

german president steinmeyer greeted at one of bellevue palace this visit is an attempt to normalize relations when times are anything but normal turkey is holding a number of germans as political prisoners not to mention thousands of its own citizens many politicians worry the owners go too far. because from the people i think there's a peaceful cos and to me it smells like appeasement is totally wrong because it betrays all those who are victims of oppression and there are hundreds and thousands of them in turkey and. many m.p.'s boycotted the state banquet at germany's presidential residence the empty rows were filled with of the guests with germany's leaders determined to keep the shares together but the differences remain deep and certainly unmistakable. correspondent. who has been following president ever one state visit in germany he is live now for us in berlin there's more in touch. for today everyone and chancellor angela merkel meeting this morning walk us through what we can expect. well what we're seeing right now is that president out of iran is arriving here the chancellor behin

german president steinmeyer greeted at one of bellevue palace this visit is an attempt to normalize relations when times are anything but normal turkey is holding a number of germans as political prisoners not to mention thousands of its own citizens many politicians worry the owners go too far. of course for peace i think there's a piecemeal costs and to me it smells like appeasement is totally wrong because it betrays all those who are victims of oppression and there are hundreds and thousands of them in turkey. many m.p.'s boycotted the state banquet at germany's presidential residence the empty rows were filled with of the guests and germany's leaders determined to keep the show together but the differences remain deep and certainly unmistakable. for more now we are joined by w.'s turkey correspondent yulia han who has been following president erda one state visit in germany and what a visit it has been so far quite a packed day for the president how has it gone. well i would be really interested in his assessment since that state dinner didn't really and that well at least from what we h

on friday the bellevue palace where the state banquet will take place and the war memorial noire vodka. also road closures in place all around the famous hotel. where the turkish president will be staying. for more we're joined by our chief political editor she's in the heart of bourbons government district first of all tell us why is this visit so significant. because german turkish relations are very strained at this very moment in time and although added one in a major article today in frankfurt target's mind inside of newspaper calls basically for a reset of those relations at the level at the same time we're hearing from the foreign ministry that a change in rhetoric simply won't do in the past he's accused the german chancellor of using nazi methods he also called on voters ahead of the general elections just over a year ago to not vote going to michael's party or the social democrat so basically the major parties here in germany interfering here in the election protest process so a lot of things including five german citizens who are still imprisoned in turkey that are bracing q

earlier german president diane my are greeted at a one at bellevue palace this visit is an attempt to normalize relations when times are anything but normal turkey is holding a number of germans as political prisoners not to mention thousands of his own citizens many politicians worry the owners go too far if clobbered a cause for peace i think this appeasement course and to me it smells like appeasement is totally wrong because it better raise and mocks all of those who are victims of oppression and there are hundreds of thousands of them in turkey cows and a mention in the took. a number of demonstrations both for and against the one a do over the next twenty four hours but with thousands of police deployed in central berlin there's a determination that street protests will not overshadow the diplomacy. well let's get more on president other ones a visit now with say to saddam who's been following the president's visit to a welcome sight of charlotte to chelles impale is amongst the protesters potsdamer platz let's start with you shall welcome these protests and indeed the protester

so she goes to bellevue hospital in new york. at the time, one of the largest and most famous hospitals of the day, to get experience. she knew she needed experience doing this job. around the mid-20's, she comes back to lake charles and begins her work as a red cross nurse. atde got into scrapbooking the request of a local doctor. he was contacted by a family surgeon in new orleans who wanted to write a history of the medicine of louisiana. he wrote this lake charles surgeon, new about mo -- who interest inaude's the local history, and she began to compile and make these books. she compiled 13 different scrapbooks, which are organized by certain subjects. early doctors, even her personal life. this is the scrapbook, number five, that maude reid collected and put together about lake charles and the history of lake charles. maude reid had a fierce pride in her hometown, and she often wanted to show people and tell people that lake charles, even though it was younger that a place like new orleans, had a history that was as rich and

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it's a new round-about that links california drive with lorton and bellevue avenues, why the county is going to considerable lengths to get the word out. is it that confusing? >> reporter: honestly, i really don't think it is. the crews working on this round- about today hope to have it open this afternoon. clearly it's not yet open. so it looks like it will be at least an, but as you mentioned, there is some -- at least another day, but as you mentioned, there is some concern. it's normally things for burglaries, fires and mountain lion sightings, but today the alert was for this, a new round- about opening in burlingame. >> it's not an emergency. it's just traffic rules. >> i guess it's courteous of them but maybe unnecessary. i think most people that are driving should be alert anyway and should see where they're driving. >> reporter: round-abouts are coming place in latin america and europe and increasingly common in the bay area. according to the insurance institute for highway safety, round-abouts are actually a safer alternative to traffic signals and stop signs reducing injury

today here in berlin was almost on the schedule initially the president had one will be going to bellevue palace as the official residence is you know frankfurt to steinmeier the german head of state the german president where there's going to be some ceremonials military honors for the president which is controversial but then there's going to be some frank talking between frank foster steinmeyer and president when he says it's time i says he's not going to beat about the bush is going to address address the difficult issues of human rights in turkey and what have you so be a similar meeting with angela merkel shortly after that and a similar agender i'm sure that she too is saying she's going to press the turkish leader on the rule of law and human rights in turkey is going to be protests in the house of berlin it's four o'clock ish local time this afternoon groups are going to go to one protest. ten thousand are expected to rally possibly more and this evening there's going to be a controversial state banquet where the opposition in the making of staying away under merkel two we don't

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my daughter sarah root was hours afterthan 24 graduating bellevue university with a four point out inminal investigation. afters on her way home celebrating with friends, stopped at a stoplight in omaha nebraska, where she was mejia aed by edwin 19-year-old who came over at 16 unaccompanied. 241.blood alcohol was 0. to the black box in his truck he was going 75 in a 35 zone when he rear-ended my daughter and killed her. dead,s considered brain however she was an organ donor so we had the opportunity to have her on life support for four additional days while we were waiting for recipients to put her organs in place. bonded out, like congressman king said, on friday, february 5, the day before my daughter's funeral. the judge from omaha, nebraska set a bond of $50,000. he somehow paid $5,000 and fled. he had warrants out for his .rrest for failure to appear however, those were not taken into consideration when his bond was set. tonebraska, you do not have secure the other 45,000 dollars, so all that was paid was $5,000. sarah's life is worth much more than $5,000. now, he is still on th

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