a whole family of musicians his grandfather was a music director for the prince electors court in bonn so we had the chance to meet all of the fans most important musicians to his family they were frequent guests in the beethoven home. and if course a family that was so musical placed great value one would become a musical career. and it was a coalition of. next topic beatles and romance many office compositions are dedicated to women for example to release it. to become doesn't need to be told is known as a womanizer but women did play a role in his life and who exactly was he leaves it at this well we don't know that for sure because the dedication of the original company isn't specific. so there are different theories being one of the most significant things about his livelihood is that he devoted himself entirely to music and never married in its own kind of something. i think he looks pretty grumpy we had a frenzy oh you would too and his position is that of the twenty one this is a number that boast was modeled on a cast that was done live with a plaster mass like that and it giv

path that's the people he listens to ok but there is a split among those member states isn't there or bonnhas a lot of support from allies in poland for example in slovakia the czech republic or are we seeing a split inside the european union right now not only in terms of migration but in terms of values as you just mentioned. the so-called vision for they are not identical but you are right in pointing out that of course the tendencies in these countries towards author of tarrying isn't towards an attack on the independence of the judiciary towards undermining free media that is something that these countries have in common and therefore yes there may be a split opening up but i believe that the european treaties sort of the constitution of the european union are very clear when it comes to the foundational values of the union and therefore the others are called upon to make it clear that this cannot be tolerated in the longer run or bonn has very powerful friends here in germany the bavarian conservatives have allied themselves with the orbán in many ways and even members of all i'm ack

major retrospective to actually be shown in europe and had stations in scandinavia before coming to bonngermany so let's have a look at what she says it has to say about it. is very easy to you like but you're not going anywhere with this who repeat in simpler terms same system same everything between you go things who don't know that's a big possibility to really change. your. person i cannot talk publicly to somebody is walking behind me have to talk i was traumatized but any anything to do with. people watching me or i have to you know. not talk to the first so incredibly interested and when i do speak for most of the moment they start. and it was like transformation it's not me anymore it's not me to sleep will traumatize afraid not. you know. clearly under marina came out which was fearless you can do anything and and it was like wow this was the marina i i want to be there and you had a cleaner is such a long longer you story comes through from a childhood because my mother was of sets with cleaning she will clean bananas with a target because they come from the hard way and they c

or bonn fell out of power after she lost seats in the two thousand and two elections through the nextight years he slowly built support back up becoming prime minister for a second time in two thousand and ten. cents coming back into office are about has swung even further to the right he now trumpets a populist an extremely conservative message and is often compared to the far right national front in france the authoritarian rhetoric tired after one in turkey and russia's vladimir putin. exacerbated by the twenty fifteen migration crisis oregon has grown increasingly euro skeptic he's taken a hard line against immigrants and refugees even ordering hungary's borders closed and physical barriers erected school textbooks now trumpet his anti immigration policy hungary first and deporting migrants have become central messages of his campaign. let's now return to you funny over or party has maintained a strong lead in the polls the race may now be tighter than expected what's happened. well we've just seen it in the report the sent to the focal point the central message of promise of a ho

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the german city of bonn has had its own just festival since two thousand and ten there are now around six thousand tickets up for grabs every year and they're always snapped up far in advance. the festival features around a hundred artists at a variety of locations where audiences appreciate the high caliber of performance and the proximity to the performers. just first of. not playing jazz festivals because of the focus. the audience are into the music and show it person. amazing music so i did and that people who are open to new experiences often see and feel. the. bonds just festival is a veritable joe when the total toil double concerts to revel in. her. when you go to a museum for classical art you're pretty much just observing paintings on the wall you stand in front of them and you look and that's about it well in paris is a new year art center old works by great artists are being stage and they come poli only new way. dive into the world of the late austrian artists. for the viewer it's an immersive experience. on the floor merge into an explosion of color while the os and tec

path that's the people he listens to ok but there is a split among those member states isn't there or bonnas a lot of support from allies in poland for example in slovakia the czech republic or are we seeing a split inside the european union right now not only in terms of migration but in terms of values as you just mentioned. well it's important to make a big difference between the values that i espoused by the governing party in poland which is a profoundly catholic party a very religious party that's not the case for obama who is a straightforward author of terry and i think a little bit different difference he ation is in order want it when one looks at the four countries that you've just mentioned the so-called vision for they are not identical but you are right in pointing out that of course the tendencies in these countries towards author of tarrying isn't towards an attack on the independence of the judiciary towards undermining free media that is something that these countries have in common and therefore yes there may be a split opening up but i believe that the european treaties

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generation fairly barnaby phillips al-jazeera london well the british prime minister is a man who we saw in bonn of his package there today apologized to several caribbean leaders over this when controversy the leaders are in london as we've been hearing for chalky the commonwealth heads of government meeting now here's a little taste of what mrs may said today. i think this is very seriously. jerry apologized to the house of commons yesterday very hands on isn't. over. today. ok there we are here we go let's get the thoughts of our guests today here on inside story joining us from london is sally downie and c.e.o. of praxis now that's an organization that provides assistance to people affected by the wind rush controversy joining us from nottingham is clive foster a member of the nottingham citizens group welcome to you both clive can you just walk us through what your family's experience of this was well i'm also a pastor of a local church in nottingham and just this past sunday we spoke to our congregation with regards to what is happening that tension a people from the caribbean who have bee

minister viktor orban has won a decisive victory in the country's general election during his campaign or bonn took a hard line on muslim immigration portraying migrants as a threat to hungriest christian identity in his victory speech he said the result gave him the chance to defend themselves and their country. here's was we won a triumphant. hungary's right wing nationalist prime minister winning he's third consecutive term in office and his fourth term ever role it follows a campaign in which all band rallied almost exclusively against what he described as the poison of immigration. there's a big battle behind us but we have won a crucial victory got a chance gave ourselves a chance to defend hungary. for years was all burns populist in euros get dick messages of strain ties with the e.u. but they won his fetus party almost half the votes because of complex election laws he was on track to secure a two thirds super majority in parliament voted turnout rage close to seventy percent exceeding the past three elections it had been thought that high turnout might favor the far right off positio

and the man tasked with building the new editor cultural center is with me tonight mr meir about the bonn neo liberal hope i got your last name right there is he's an architect from is simple it's good to have you on the show these days and badly he's president at a one he wanted to basically to tear down your father's work i mean if you're the architect of this new center how does it feel knowing that heir to one would prefer to have your father's work the way. it's a long story because that was made building in sixty's and then it was functioning as one year is an apparel house and it burned down and then my father and me did they get in it was many years at the two cultures center in the center of turkey and takes the and then we use this building and people they couldn't go inside they they have the memory to meet underneath in front of the building right i think that was very important this is part of our memories and that. is you remember we had. five years ago five years ago at this time it was it innovation process. were project but it's still done and then six months ago they cal

government is trying to reassure one hundred refugees in bonn that they have a pet as a priority a social welfare minister when my left eye is and bottle this for three days is the first thing official from myanmar to visit one hundred who fled to cox's bazaar i will meet her validations foreign minister on thursday. i really appreciate the government saying that it's ok for us now for their support. the families are here for us. now and you can be denise ray says that. we knew how. you already knew about these conditions and the most important piece instead they rebut fishing process as soon as possible to see if they will go through all the difficulties that well. yes they want to see the sea yeah yeah we're trying trying to have the season should be good if you have to use that phrase. new zealand prime minister says the government won't grant any new permits for offshore oil and gas exploration the move as part of a pledge to help reduce the country's net greenhouse gas emissions to zero by twenty fifty prime minister to send arden's as the policy won't affect twenty two existing expl

myanmar's government is trying to reassure one hundred refugees in bonn that they they have a petrie a should as a priority social welfare minister with maya a is an bangladesh for three days is the first senior official from myanmar to visit the hundred refugees who've fled to cox's bazaar. i really appreciate the government not there. for us though for their support. for us and now you can be very sensitive we. already knew about these conditions and. instead they rebut fission process as soon as possible to see if they. come to all the difficulties. yes they want to see didn't see yeah yeah we're trying trying to have the citizenship. now tensions are high in gaza as a protest against as well at the border enters its second week now thousands are trying to get to egypt after the rough across in the south and following talks with hamas well last year it only open for forty days leaving tens of thousands on a waiting list how force it has more. thousands of people here in iraq in the south of the gaza strip for what is a very rare opportunity you can see the desperation to get on to

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supervisor tang along with director tom huey from the department of building inspection and nicole bonn from the mayor's office on disability. so this request did grow out of the round table of small business leaders that met with the mayor, and from that prompted the meeting with director huey and bon and i with supervisor tang, so this is the second time that she has extended out the deadline. some of this is around sort of greater complexity than maybe what was initially thought and sort of getting the program together, but this will be the last time that we do any extension. to the primary -- the primary -- the key extensions around category one and two, so extending that deadline which was initially may 23rd, 2018, to submit the check list, and if you're a category two, and there's any barriers, what are the barrier rules and proposed -- the proposed removal of the barriers for any barriers that are there for category two. so a property owner needed to submit that check list by may 23rd, so this has now been extended out to january 1, 2019. and then, for categories two and three be

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instance powers of the constitutional court and on the father independent institutions so victoria bonn has actually no really really limits in terms of kind of the mass to institutions which had limited veto or bunts power so the lesson for victoria bond was or it could be from the last seven eight years that he actually could go as far as he wants and also if you look at the international level at the european level first before we also could see that there was no real and strong objection to words to the policies into the measures which will be dormant passed in the last couple of years these are extraordinary things to be saying all day of a man who emerged in the late eighty's as a young democratically motivated activist who was demanding the removal of soffit and communist forces from this country what happened in the meantime doing exactly it's a very interesting part actually. took in the last twenty five years and more than twenty five years he started out as a liberal politician. directing towards the towards the west and accepting the west and accepting for instance liberal e

. >> our story isbout marlon bonn doe falling in love with another y rabbit because marlon bundo is guy. >> how did you take joh oliver trolling your father as looking at your father's ew for guy rights? >> i saw it that we have twogi bunny bookng money to charity. i am proud of the book we put out. it's eduational. eat fun. it's supposed to be for everybody. and, you know, our books e also giving a portion of the proceeds the charity. >> woodruff: do you share your dad's views? >> i'm not going to talk about my political views, but we have animated debates in our house and we all have our own opinion, bui think it's important to kind of come together and i think that our book really brings people together. >> woodruff: mrs. pence, you have said you want to direct the proceeds of the book to art thuapy, which is something have spent a lot of time doing. tell us about that? >> well, i cse organizations where i'm on the board. eracy's kids is for children with canand they're the ones who first exposed me to what art therapy is in 26. and the other one is riley children's hospital in india

he was deeply influenced by european thinkers such as russo and lock and edward gibb bonn, the scottish enlightenment as well as the european continental enlightenment, influenced by the french enlightenment and these strands of thought introduce and advocated, put forward many different kinds of arguments for religious freedom and there were three that i think were very increasingly common in this period of european history. one was anti-clerical. jefferson in his time in france would have been very familiar with this strand. there were many people arguing for freedom of religion as a way to break the power of the church. and of religion which they distrusted on secularist grounds. another very frequent argument was a christian theological argument that rooted religious freedom in christian doctrine that made the case that only religious freedom was consistent with the spirit of charity and peaceableness of the christian religion. john lock begins his letter concerning toleration by arguing that he submits that toleration, he believes, is the chief characteristic mark of the true churc

election his party has once again secured a two thirds majority in parliament and during his campaign or bonn took a hard line on muslim immigration portraying migrants as a threat to hungriest christian identity and his victory speech he said the results gave him gary and the chance to defend themselves and their country. victory is written in his name. nationalist across hungry and europe are celebrating victory or bans reelection his anti immigrant campaign drew people out in record numbers but in the capital budapest where the opposition performed well the reaction was mixed. much as well the government has successfully implemented its hate campaign they planted hatred in people's hearts which is very sad. this is what should have happened we are happy because we are not really interested in immigrants and that's what's at stake now. if you will. if this tendency continues then we won't be heading towards a liberal country in my view we will not represent european values and that makes me deeply sad. just michigan. despite being in a new member hungary has refused to implement the blocks

inspiration tony snow over the probably wrong it's about a level we're going to start in salute in bonn and there's more on the web site and we also have an arts twenty one special coming up this weekend on arena and i'm amazed until june a threat thank you so much karen everybody and we can do our before i let you go and remind you of our main headline this hour south african presidents are around a khoza has been forced to leave talks in london early as after police fired their rubber bullets at rioters demanding an end to government corruption and better public services is the first crisis of rahm opposes young presidency. here in washington we do use only one rock n roll and drink coffee is up next and if this is your weekend i wish you a great weekend. thank you. bill . european stars deliver rousing performances. delicate phone calls. and when the soundscapes that. modern electronic upload come close to. europe in concert. t.w. . reliable data. systems for the club system. of automotive history the first drive. every journey begins with the first step and every monday each of the

hundred two hundred refugees who fled the military crackdown neighboring myanmar that he was visiting bonn the patients cox's bazar with some seven hundred thousand one hundred remain and makeshift camps. group of five hundred refugees and migrants are about to reach the u.s. border after a month on the voyage they say they're escaping from violence and persecution in central america u.s. president donald trump wants them turned away rob reynolds reports from san diego on. him full of migrant rights supporters marched through downtown san diego near the end of the two hundred twenty five kilometer journey on foot from los angeles to showing solidarity for a group of hundreds of migrants from central america traveling to lure the us mexico border while the trunk administration is going to meet refugees at the border with guns and walls we're going to meet them with open arms and open hearts once the migrants reach the border they will ask for protective refugee status in the u.s. says an attorney accompanying them on their journey you have to show that you will suffer persecution in your co

so my principal office was in bonn >> how was it?en to the one in paris, but how was the resident in bonn and i have a question. when you throw a party as an ambassador, did it cost you a lot to be ambassador in germany? >> i went to to germany when i was 41 we have five children. i will not talk much about my bank account the bottom line is, i didn't make any money but i didn't lose any money. there's enough money to hold events that advance u.s. interests. >> really? i heard there was enough, but you serve some pretty crappy wine >> no. here is the rule on wine if you serve american wines, it's covered by your official representation expense if you want to serve a different wine, yes, that is at your expense. the good news is, the american wine industry very much wanted us to showcase and it by the way, the germans loved it with a particular fondness for california chardonnay. >> really? i do, too. i do, too. thank you. these are just -- people want to know some of this stuff, are mr. ambassador i appreciate it. thanks for your tim

now, a couple of those border states -- and they're not all on the border -- bonn's governor againsta's governor not responding to it. that would represent kind of a first where governors who normally nod and accept whatever a president wants to do when it comes to sending troops at the border, this president running into lots of resistance here. so where is all of this going? to daily caller editorial director vince kohl phase and retired navy captain, chuck nash. captain nash, is this the making of a crisis here or what? >> well, it could be depending on how much the governors really want to dig in their heels and fight this president. but it certainly would be, you know, quite a, quite a thing, and it's something that they would have to answer for politically within their own states. i don't know, it remains to be seen. i think this is a negotiation matter, and they're just trying to throw a little face out there in the face of all this daca talk. neil: vince, what do you think? >> i think it's demagoguery on the part of these governors, especially in oregon. this is simply becaus

bonn, i think this could be a dumb strategy.taxes, that's a no-brainer! >> yeah, i mean i was very surprised to hear a lot of comments he made which we'll talk about. you hear those type of statements i'm to the sure why he would make the statements except it's a pretty silly and stupid strategy. the bottom line, when i hear these statements, and i hear them start talking about debt, i mean how much debt was created in eight years under the former administration? steve: right. >> when the democrats keep talking about this it is just so ridiculous. they put it out there, honestly steve, my biggest concern on midterms, people forget about things. and that is my biggest concern that their message, the republicans have to have a really good message to get the midterms in the right order. steve: the message right now democrats will raise your taxes. republicans can say look, we cut your taxes. there is another steny hoyer sound bite we want to play. bob, listen to this. >> yes. >> first of all we want to invest if growing jobs. we ta

republicans' huge tax bonn nan zas is not trickling down. billions of dollars in tax give-backs to major corporations but 12 cents to the average worker. we should have closed the loophole, one of many promises that president obama made during his campaign and broke. that loophole lets hedge fund managers pay a 20% tax instead of the 37% individual income tax. the republican tax plan is pure greed and we should reverse it at our first opportunity. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i rise to remember the life of maded. she would always take time off from her job as a wait tress in canada to travel to las vegas for the festival. she was a hard worker and to become a knew manager at her restaurant. she was mature and light-hearted person. she will be remembered for being kind and warm-hearted and someone who would greet you with a beaming smile. i extend