this is d w news live from berlin u.s. allies react with shock to the latest resignation from the trumpet ministration defense secretary jim matheson quits in protest over trump's a corrupt pullout from syria he says it sends the wrong message to america's friends and embolden its focus also coming up germany marks the end of an era as a closes its last underground coal mine to move in miners in our german industry from deep below the earth. and in the bundesliga dortmund and gladbach kick off the last match date ahead of the christmas break. last. dortmund fans clearly already in a festive mood fifty thousand supporters joined the sing along at the stadium will look ahead to tonight's top of the table clay. i'm calling aspen welcome to the show u.s. allies including germany have appealed for clarity over washington's foreign policy this comes after defense secretary jim mattis resigned in protest of president trump's decision to withdraw american forces from syria that move. happened without consultation from the pentagon

bush this is the news live from berlin u.s. president donald trump makes an unannounced visit to iraq trump meets the troops serving in the combat zone for the first time in his nearly two years in office the president said he has no plans to pull u.s. forces out of iraq and america's debate over immigration heats up the death of an eight year old child migrant in the u.s. detention the second this month sparks questions about the federal authorities handling of minors entering america's southern border. an earthquake triggered by a volcanic eruption on the italian island of sicily has injured scores of people and left many more homeless. i'm carl naslund thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump has made a surprise visit to american troops serving in iraq it's the first time the president has met with soldiers in a combat zone since he took office nearly two years ago during the visit trump said he had quote no plans at all to remove american forces from iraq saying it could serve as a base for operations in neighborin

♪ carl: this is the david news live from berlin. u.s.llies react with shock from the latest resignation from the trump administration. general mattis quits over trump's pullout from syria. also coming up, thousands of hunger and march in budapest. they are angry at recent reforms by the orban government. and germany marks the end of an era as it closes the last underground coal mine. ♪ carl: welcome to the program. u.s. allies including germany have appealed to clarity on washington's foreign policy. this comes after defense secretary matt is resigned. that move happened without consultation from the pentagon or u.s. allies. now the search is on for a successor to mattis. reporter: u.s. secretary defends -- of defense james mattis has been widely viewed as a stabilizing force in trump's cabinet. many hoped he would make -- help the president make good decisions on national security. but now that has come to an end, due to fundamental differences in opinion. mattis said in his resignation letter that he stressed the importance of the u.s.

this is italy news live from berlin u.s. allies react with shock to the latest resignations from the town administration of the secretary jim matheson puts a protest over trump's abrupt pullout from syria he says it sends the wrong message to america's friends and emboldens its folks it's also coming up. next purchase orders in barcelona a scuffle with police that says space cabinet meets in the city in an effort to reduce tensions over catalonia is independence movement. also the rising star of ugandan politics says he's facing fresh police pot persecution musician turned opposition lawmaker bobby one says police are canceling his concerts this act after he was arrested and allegedly tortured back in august plus germany marks the end of an era as it closes its last underground coal mine we need in mine or yours for you coward to german industry from deep below the earth and indifferent to think don't threaten to end up putting off the last match stay ahead of the christians christmas break the barca fans are already at a fe

this is the news live from berlin u.s. president donald trump makes an unannounced visit to iraq trump meets for troops serving in the combat zone for the first time in his nearly two years in office the president said he has no plans to pull u.s. forces out of iraq. america's debate over immigration heats up the death of an eight year old child migrants in the u.s. detention the second this month sparks questions about federal authorities and the link of minors entering america's southern border. and earth.

business news live from berlin u.s. allies react with shock to the latest resignation from the trumpet ministration defense secretary jim matheson quits in protest over trump's abrupt pullout from syria he says it sends the wrong message to america's friends and emboldens its folks also coming up thousands of hungry ariens march in budapest capping a week of protests there angry at recent reforms by the picture or bomb the government. and germany marks the end of an era as it closes its last underground coal mine we meet the miners who powered the german industry from deep below. the world. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program u.s. allies including germany have appealed for clarity over washington's foreign policy this comes after defense secretary jim mattis resigned in protest at president trump's decision to withdraw american forces from syria that move happened without consultation from the pentagon or u.s. allies now the search is on for a successor to mattis why they regarded as the last check on the president

this is the only news live from berlin u.s.allies react with shock to the latest resignations from the town administration affairs secretary jim matheson puts a protest over trump's abrupt pull out from syria he says it sends the wrong message to america's friends in the bolden is it supposed to be also coming up. next protesters in barcelona a scuffle with police that's a space cabinet meets in the city in an effort to reduce tensions over calderon his independence movement.

from berlin the u.s. issues and ultimatum to russia over nuclear weapons respect a landmark missile treaty within sixty days or we are out nato members are backing the ultimatum saying that russia has been violating a nuclear missile treaty from the cold war also coming up france's prime minister backed controversial fuel tax increase that has divided the country but the move is doing little to appease the. to fight. it's good to have you with us tonight to the united states has given russia a deadline comply with a nuclear with a treaty on limiting nuclear weapons within two months or the u.s. will call it quits the u.s. and its nato allies accused russia of violating the landmark one thousand nine hundred seven intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which is known as the i.n.f. treaty u.s. secretary of state might bump a zero was at nato headquarters today where he spoke about the wider implications of russia's alleged by elation. while russia is responsible for the demise of the treaty many other sta

news live from berlin tonight u.s. president trumps decision to pull the u.s. out of syria applauded by america's enemies denounced by its ally in washington republicans are condemning the withdrawal as a costly mistake and aid groups who say the exit of u.s. troops could make humanitarian work impossible we'll hear from one of them also coming up grounded by the drone london's gatwick airport suspends flights and leaves thousands of travelers stranded after two drones were spotted flying near the airport. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump is achieving the politically impossible uniting both republicans and democrats in their condemnation of his plan to withdraw the u.s. military from syria a bipartisan group of senators is urging the president to reconsider saying the fight against so-called islamic state is far from over leading republicans say that pulling out the two thousand troops in syria would be a premature and costly mistake two of america's allies britain and france also say that is not finished yet and t

this is it abuse line from berlin and u.s. allies react with shock to the latest resignations of the true. administration the first secretary jim matheson quits in protest over chimes of rep pullout from syria he says it sends the wrong message to america's friends and emboldens its focus also coming out protesters in barcelona scuffling with police that spain's cabinet meets in the city in an effort to reduce tensions over catalonia is independence movement. and germany marc.

from berlin tonight the u.s. issuing an ultimatum to russia over nuclear weapons respects a landmark missile treaty within sixty days or we are else. backing the ultimatum saying that russia has been violating a cold war era nuclear missile treaty. for the latest also coming up france's prime minister backs down on the controversial fuel tax increase he says no tax. unity of the nation. to appease the protesters they have defied all. good to have you with us tonight the united states is rattling its saber at russia the u.s. and its nato allies say that russia has been violating the landmark one nine hundred eighty seven intermediate range nuclear forces suspend its treaty obligations after a meeting of nato foreign ministers spoke about the wider implications of russia's alleged violations flow russia is responsible for the demise of the treaty and many other states including china north korea and iran are not parties to the i.n.f. treaty this leaves them free to build all the in all the intermediate range missil

from berlin the u.s. issues and ultimatum to russia over nuclear weapons respect a landmark missile treaty within sixty days or we are. nato members are backing the ultimatum saying that russia has been violating a nuclear missile treaty from the cold war also coming up france's prime minister backs down on a controversial fuel tanks in greece that has divided the country but the move is doing little to appease the.

this is utopian whose line from berlin and u.s. allies react with shock to the latest resignations from the trump administration the first secretary jim matheson quits in protest over trump's of brought pullout from syria he says it sends the wrong message to america's friends and borden's its supposed also coming out protesters in barcelona scuffling with police that spain's cabinet meets in the city in an effort to reduce tensions over catalonia as independence movement. and germany marches and use of an arrow as it closes its last underground coal mine we meet the miners who howard german industry from deep below the earth. thank you so much for joining us at this hour u.s. allies including germany have appealed for clarity over washington's foreign policy all this comes after defense secretary jim mattis resigned in protest as at present donald trump's decision to were drawn american forces from syria that move was undertaken with no consultation with the pentagon or u.s. allies now the search is on for a successor to matt is w

berlin. tonight, the u.s. issuing an ultimatum to russia over nuclear weapons. respspect a landmamark missile treaty within 60 days, or we are out. nato members are backing the ultimatum, accusing russia of violating a key nuclear missile treaty from the cold war. also coming up, france's prime minister backing down on a controversial fuel tax increase. he says no tax is worth sacrificing the unity of the nation. but so far his move has not convinced protesters. and jewish people around the world are celebrating hanukkah, the festival of lights. here in berlin, holocaust survivors mark the day by sounding a warning about the rise in anti-semitism. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, the united states has given russia a deadline. comply with a treaty on limiting nuclear weapons within two months, or the united states will call it quits. the u.s. and its nato allies are accusing russia of violating the landmark 1987 intermediate range nuclear forces treaty, also known as the inf treaty. today, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo was at

u.s. president who helped show what's possible when countries together. i'm joined now by a collier he's a professor for economics at the bard college here berlin focuses on german u.s. relations to morning as of a morning a george bush sr of course is celebrated in germany as the man who brought france and especially britain around to the idea of german unification. house he remembered here well he is remembered as being perhaps the good doctor the obstetrician who was there you know obstetricians don't make babies that's mom and dad here gorbachev helmut kohl. the german people that was what created the conditions for german unification but it was a difficult birth there was all sorts of issues with a lot of resistance also older nice having that border mail down the warsaw pact withdrawal from german territory there were many things that could have gone wrong including as you mentioned the british and the french reservations about what this all could possibly mean in europe so i like i think the way george bush will be remembered it is as the obstetrician who handled a difficult birth so well that people have taken it for granted there were a lot of fe

welcome to do business i want to go jones in berlin good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump is considering an executive order that would bar u.s. companies from using telecommunications equipment made by china's way and z t e it would be the latest step by the trump administration to count two of china's biggest network equipment companies out of the u.s. market united states alleges that the two companies work at the behest of the chinese government and that their equipment could be used to spy on americans. santa claus came late for markets around the globe but in some regions it did show up eventually asian markets made up some ground following a record shattering rally on wall street where the dow jones gained over a thousand points on wednesday that's a five percent and one of the strongest days for u.s. stocks in history. as european markets were closed for christmas of course they're back in action now our financial market correspondent ali bads joins us in frankfurt now and only from what i hear the dock certainly started to the day in negative

this is you know we news live from berlin a u.s. court pour scorn on the general who lied to the f.b.i. searches postpone sentencing michael flynn the highest profile culprit so far in the investigation into russian election meddling once the split sold out his country. also on the show as japan approves a huge increase in military spending we look back at a year of fluctuating tensions over the korean peninsula how genuine was the thought between north and south and does pyongyang still pose a nuclear threat to peace. also china strikes a defiant tone as it marks forty years of market reforms and president xi jinping warns other nations not to dictate the rules to beijing. plus is sport english premier league giants manchester united fire coach jersey marino the football club pulled the plug on the controversial manager after the war start to the season in nearly three decades. and on international migrants day people were counted abuse at the hands of the libyan coast guard while libya says it's just doing its job holding back tho

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mattnna edwards along with miller online site berlin. the u.s. and china declared a truce. oil is surging and they will address a glut in global supply. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. ♪ anna: trade truths. asian stocks jump with bond yields after the u.s. and china agree a cease-fire on tariffs. oil jumps the most since june. cuts,a announces output that as qatar says is leaving opec. another weekend of a battle, theresa may under pressure from lawmakers to publish legal advice on the brexit deal. matt, good morning. matt: good morning. less than a half away from the start of european trading and you had better hope you are long stocks this morning. futures are way up. even after the tremendous week stocks had last week on the dovish till from jerome powell and the fed, we will get a big rally today on that trade truce. dax futures of 2.25% after donald trump tweeted china will end its 40% tariffs on cars imported from the u.s. that includes the big manufacturing push from bmw and mercy 80's out of the u.s. -- mercedes out of the u.s. take a look at treasuries

this is deja news live from berlin to hear voices impatience with the u.s. over a long standing extradition requests and are one still of the muslim cleric fits that a good man on trial orchestrating to fail to train the sixteen crew turkey's foreign minister saying it's time for the u.s. to send poulan home also coming up. at a time deal in poland on time a change puts teeth into the twenty fifteen paris agreement but many attendees are not satisfied with the results to you. and christine wonderwall come to the program turkey's foreign minister says u.s. president donald trump told to kish president rich of type one that washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted men turkey has wrong sort of the extradition off the muslim cleric fit to the man ancora ses was behind the failed military coup in twenty sixteen and has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempt. foreign minister who says trump added a one discussed the matter at the g twenty summit to be executed. this guy and the . other othe

this stage every new year's live from berlin turkey voices impatience with the u.s. over a long standing extradition requests on our one support the muslim sheriff is you know cool and on trial for orchestrating the failed trading sixteen crew so he's foreign minister saying it's time for the u.s. to same poulan hoed also coming up. over time deal in poland on climate change puts teeth into the twenty fifteen paris agreement but many attain beings are not satisfied with the results. and christine wonder welcome to the program turkey's foreign minister says u.s. president donald trump told to cash president rich of type i don't wanna bet washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted man turkey has wrong sort of the extradition off the muslim cleric fits one of the man ancora ses was behind the failed military coup in twenty sixteen and has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempt. foreign minister . ses trump and a one discussed the matter at the g twenty summit two weeks ago. this guy and the. other

this is news five from berlin turkey voices in patients with the u.s. so far a long standing extradition request in turkey wants to put the muslim clerics on trial for orchestrating the failed twenty sixteen coup turkey's foreign minister says it's time for the u.s. central and whole also coming up with what we're trying to deal and roland on climate change teeth into the twenty fifteen paris agreement but many attendees are not satisfied with the results. and a film about love during the cold war ever wins big at the european film awards in spain we'll have a look at the top prizes of the one. i'm calling thanks for joining us turkey's foreign minister says u.s. president donald trump told turkish leaders. that washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted man turkey has long sought the extradition of the muslim cleric to look will lend a man believes was behind the failed military coup in two thousand and sixteen glenn has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempts for this guy and do

u.s. that the berlin wall is going up. above all, he conveys this impression that the soviet leadership is not as confident as they appear. they are blustering from a position of weakness. they worry about provoking the u.s. to war. they do not have strategic superiority in weapons. the national intelligence estimates at the time, the u.s. assessesintelligence they have far fewer intelligence and they were claiming buried claiming. -- claiming. the cia gave him the codename hero. the intelligence he provided was marked with the codename iron bark and the oral briefings were named the chickadee briefings. we have multiple codenames to mask the source of this intelligence. a colonel who spied for the cia in the 1970's, the intelligence from him was called chrysanthemum. brothers, the kennedy are pressuring the cia to do something about the castro regime. the bay of pigs was embarrassing. they want revenge. they do not like being humiliated. they liked covert action. president kennedy approved more covert actions then eisenhow

this is d w news live from berlin for night the u.s. issuing an ultimatum to russia over nuclear weapons respect a landmark missile treaty within sixty days or we are out of nato members are backing the ultimatum accusing russia of violating a key nuclear missile treaty from the cold war also coming up france's prime minister backing down on a controversial fuel tax increase he says no tax is worth sacrificing the unity of the nation but so far his move has not convinced.

this is news live from berlin to the voices impatience with the u.s. over a long standing extradition placed on karl once a book lead muslim clerics instead of going on trial for orchestrating the fail twenty sixteen crew turkey's foreign minister says it's time for the u.s. to send food and home also coming up. and over time deal in poland on climate change puts teeth into the twenty fifteen parents agreement fashion many attendees on satisfied with the results of. the one. i'm christine one welcome to the program turkey's foreign minister say's us president donald trump told to president rich of time but one that washington is working on extraditing turkey's most wanted man to he has a long sought the extradition off the muslim cleric fifteen of golan the man on chorus ses was behind the failed military coup in twenty sixteen glenn has lived in the united states for almost twenty years he denies any involvement in the coup attempts. now foreign minister. whose say is trump and discuss the matter at the g. twenty summit two weeks ago. this guy and the

u.s. delegation reportedly visited berlin and held a closed door meeting at the german foreign ministry and courage ing a boycott off while way the company has already been blocks from building high speed networks in the u.s. to australia and japan the u.k. secret service chief alex younger has also voiced concern however germany's i.t. watchdog has expressed skepticism due to the lack of evidence proving while ways spy activity was such serious decisions like a ban you need proof jeffrey tucker editorial director of the american institute for economic research thinks this is a case of the cult of the pots calling the kettle black. the u.s. is is famous for its for its hacking and cyber surveillance of every political system in the world i mean so this is this is getting really out of hand and it's starting to be i must say deeply embarrassed seen for the u.s. on international economic stage but i think it's really sad because we're supposed to be in the middle of a trade truce but instead of just using the ninety days to come to a better understanding what the u.s. is doing is almost you k

berlin blockade. that's when the u.s. realized it needed the british empire. the u.s. asserted that we were spread so thin. we had 12 tanks in europe. capable of combat. the occupation troops in japan were undertrained and ill-equipped. when stalin isolated berlin, the united states realized that the empire was indispensable. and to show the extent to which we did not understand british vulnerability, despite recurring currency crisis in england, we had expected the british would split 50-50 of the cost of occupying germany with the united states. at the time of the berlin blockade we had expected that the british would contribute 50-50 to running the airlift. americans in washington and tended to retreat. truman marshall, all were ambivalent about what to do in the face of berlin being cut off by stalin. bevan on the other hand, forward deployed british troops, gave his troops in germany authority to shoot down any soviet planes that would interfere with the airlift. and had to calm down some of his labor party fellow cabinet members who wanted a preemptive war with ru

from berlin tonight the u.s. issuing an ultimatum to russia over nuclear weapons respects a landmark missile treaty within sixty days or me or else made in numbers or backing the ultimatum saying that russia has been violating a cold war era nuclear missile treaty will go to brussels for the latest also coming up france's.

this is the news five from berlin turkey voices impatience with the u.s. so far long standing extradition request turkey wants to put the muslim cleric of a total ban on trial for orchestrating the fails twenty sixteen coup. turkey's foreign minister says it's time for the u.s. to send glenn hold also coming up with over china deal and they lived on climate change puts teeth into the twenty fifteen paris agreement but many attendees are not satisfied with the results. and a film about love during the cold.

u.s. delegation reportedly visited berlin and held a closed door meeting at the german foreign ministry encouraging a boycott of weiwei the company's already been blocked from building high speed networks in the u.s. in australia and japan is also concerned about in the u.k. too for the u.k. secret service chief alex younger also voiced concern however germany's i.t. watchdog has expressed skepticism about all this because of the lack of evidence proving why wait spy activity. for such serious decisions like a ban you need proof. but of background about why it's the world's second biggest smartphone seller in germany it's the third most popular smartphone brand after apple and samsung let's talk about this with jeffrey tucker editorial director of the american institute for economic research surely is live alone hey there he does seem to be a lot of concern about right now governments in the u.s. using this story of really move to block this rollout of the five g. networks germany's on the fence so it's saying it hasn't got enough info why are people concerned here why is germany kind of shrug it o

stepped up its recruitment efforts as part of a broader reset in recent years pressure on berlin has increased since the u.s. president's dollar trump wonton nato allies have washington could draw a supportive europe did not boost military spending. a political correspondent good pretty joins me now for more on that story good what do you make of those reports and just how significant would this move be well this certainly would be a significant move and would be a big change to the german military act of course the bundeswehr in its sixty one years of its existence has only allowed german nationals to serve in the german military but at the same time this idea isn't anything new already almost two years ago the german defense ministry presented this idea in its white people which put forward their plans for the future of german defense military so although this would be a significant move why not expecting any changes short notice so what kind of people are they looking for and what conditions would they have to fulfill. well we've already heard from the german defense ministry saying that the main target

this is deja news live from berlin tricky voices impatience with the u.s. over a longstanding extradition requests and are once to put the muslim fair if it's a joke will end on trial for office tracing the failed to training sixteen kluge shakey's foreign minister saying it's time for the us just then glenn hope also coming up. over time deal in poland on trying to change what's changed into the twenty fifteen paris agreement but many attain beings are not so.

u.s. delegation reportedly visited berlin and held a closed door meeting at the german foreign ministry encouraging a boycott of weiwei and the companies already been blocked from building high speed networks in the us astray and japan the u.k. secret service she fell a humongous also voiced concern but themes germany's id watchdog is expressing skepticism about all of up because of a lack of evidence they say proving why ways spy activity. for such serious decisions like a ban you need proof. now as mentioned just now two weeks ago the arrest of a while way executive in canada created a big headache for u.s. china relations man one joe the company's chief financial officer was detained at washington's request and faces extradition to the u.s. the arrest is believed to be related to alleged violations of u.s. sanctions on iran or could it be more than that well let's try and pick this apart a bit with a list of verboten independent political analyst joining us on the line a there you know what is all this about look we're hearing a lot of concern from a lot of countries about. they want them not to

this is it when you use live from berlin could be the final battle against islamic states u.s. backed kurdish an arab forces are close to ousting the hottest from their last urban stronghold in syria but he threatened turkish intervention is putting victory in doubt also coming up keeping the planes flying with no one one hundred days to go before the u.k. is due to leave the european union that steps up its planning kicks britain crashes out with no breaks it deal we're live in brussels for reaction and remembering the dead berlin marks the second anniversary of the christmas market terror attack you saw with the vehicle left twelve people dead and dozens injured. on little rock it's good to have you with us everyone american backed forces are close to gaining control of the last syrian territory held by so-called islamic state syrian democratic forces the s.d.f. made up of kurdish an arab fighters have captured the town of hazing and are now in the process of clearing out islamist fighters as he lies in the valley of the euphrates river close to the border with iraq it's the

this is news coming to you live from berlin could it be the final battle against islamic state u.s. backed forces are close to ousting the jihadists from their last stronghold in syria but to threaten turkish intervention is putting victory in doubt also coming up keeping the planes flying with one hundred days to go before the u.k. is due to leave the european union the e.u. steps up its planning in case britain with no deal. lost his legal leader's. dusseldorf opens up the title race could it be an opportunity for defending champion spy and munich. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us american backed forces are close to gaining control of the last syrian territory held by so-called islamic state syrian democratic forces the made up of kurdish fighters have captured the town of keene and are now in the process of clearing out islamist fighters in the lies in the valley of the euphrates river close to the border with iraq it's the final urban stronghold of the jihad just militia which once controlled substantial territory in syria and iraq but as the mainly kurdish inches

this is news coming to you live from berlin could it be the final battle against islamic states u.s. backed kurdish forces are close to ousting the obvious from their last stronghold in syria to threaten turkish intervention is putting victory. also coming up keeping the planes flying with one hundred days to go before the u.k. is due to leave the european union the e.u. steps up its planning in case britain crashes out with no breaks and we'll go live from brussels. and go to sleep in munich get an opportunity to gain ground on illegal. headed opened their first defeat of the season and be capitalized as they posed see. below i'm terry martin good to have you with us american backed forces are close to gaining the control of the last syrian territory held by so-called islamic state syrian democratic forces the s d f made up of kurdish and arab fighters have captured the town of hud gene and are now in the process of clearing out islamist fighters gene lies in the balli of the euphrates river close to the border with iraq it's the final urban stronghold of the g. hottest militia whic

u.s. government shutdown. welcome to business i want to get jones of berlin good to have you with us well stock markets around the world are continuing the roller coaster ride making for wild times for investors yesterday wall street managed to improve on its post christmas rebound u.s. markets jumped nearly seven percent since their holiday selloff asian markets are less and susie a stick while chinese stocks were in the green on the last trading day of the week hong kong and japan well in those last days are just typical for what the business year of twenty eight hundred stores for us here's a look now back at what turned out to be quite a memorable year for global trade and the markets it was washington that threw the first punch earlier this year the main trigger was u.s. president trumps decision to impose tariffs on chinese aluminum and steel. we want research brooke will mirror if they charge us we charge them the same thing beijing reciprocated in what has become a tit for tat trade spot for the trump administration's ambitions for what it calls fear trade also targeted its allies including the e.u. ca

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this is you know redos line from berlin the disgraced former general who lied to the f.b.i. a u.s. court prepares to sentence michael flynn the highest profile culprit in the investigation into russian election meddling in two thousand and sixteen but flynt might not have to go behind bars after cooperating with investigators also on the show as japan approved it proves a huge increase in military spending we look back at a year of fluctuating tensions over the korean peninsula how genuine was a fall between north and south and does yack still pose a nuclear threat to peace. and in sports english premier league giants manchester united fire coach sure was a marine a football club pulled the plug on the controversial manager after the worst start to the season in nearly three decades. thank you so much for your company everyone a judge in washington is about to decide whether to send donald trump's former national security adviser michael flynn to prison for lying to the f.b.i. clinton has pleaded guilty to deceiving the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia's ambassador to the u.s.