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but no matter whether in bonn or in berlin the enemy will press paul has always been opened with a waltz. this year and it's the second time that president. has led the first dance. he doesn't dance with his wife elka been banned but what's on your minds the wife of the chair of the federal press conference association. this is a tradition that the ball. while the german president is dancing to t.v. journalists are enjoying the fact that they have received the federal press conference award get you off him from follow up and as much effort they work for the t.v. station fur next and reported around the clock on the difficult negotiations to form a new government after the german election in twenty seventeen. doesn't stop it's a huge mark of appreciation and without being arrogant we've heard that from politicians too with us they get a chance to air their views more fully they don't have to pack everything into one minute and thirty seconds. at the german press ball guests get the chance to chat for hours. i'm. good to meet at this level for a change i just got one thing or another and h

miss bonn meachy: thank you -- miss bonn meachy: thank you -- ms. bonamici: dianne 235eus faces up to 22 years in prison for speaking out against the government and running against him to be president. the politically motivated charges against dianne seek to quash any criticism of the ruling party, which has gone largely unchallenged for more than 23 years. americans know that freedom of speech is essential to democratcy. they know that we must protect our right to question our leaders and importantly encourage that freedom around the world. i am sponsoring her case as part of the tom lantos human rights commission's defending freedoms project. because, as she face as prolonged jail sentence, she is still calling on fellow rawandans to resist fear and speak for their country. i ask my colleagues in joining me in calling for justice for dianne. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bills. the clerk: h.r. 7187, an act to extend the national flood insurance program until de

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our parts twenty one special with karen helm staff at deutsche of l a global media in bonn. the big debate with four international women who speak up. to. date is an essential man. thank you over the warm welcome to this special edition of arts twenty one at the global media forum today here in bonn my name is karen homestead and it's a great pleasure to be here eight months into the post me two era we've seen it spawn countless other protests most notably the time's up campaign and the interesting thing and striking thing about these protests is that they started in the cultural sector which raises of course the questions how powerful is culture how powerful are women in culture in the wake of me to time magazine made the silence breakers its collective person of the year for two thousand and seventeen saying their actions and least one of the highest velocity shifts in our culture since the one nine hundred sixty s. well we'd like to see just how much that statement can hold up can this movement empower women globally or are we with our western perspective perhaps overesti

our hearts twenty one special with karen helm staff at deutsche of l a global media farm in bonn. the big debate with four international women who speak up. and says the man. thank you a warm welcome to this special edition of arts twenty one at the global media forum today here in bonn my name is karen homestead and it's a great pleasure to be here eight months into the post me to era we've seen it spawn countless other protests most notably the time's up campaign and the interesting thing and striking thing about these protests is that they started in the cultural sector which raises of course the questions how powerful is culture how powerful are women in culture in the wake of me to time magazine made the silence breakers its collective person of the year for two thousand and seventeen saying their actions on least one of the highest velocity shifts in our culture since the one nine hundred sixty s. well we'd like to see just how much that statement can hold up can this movement empower women globally or are we with our western perspective perhaps overestimating its reach. tha

it was going to find out on a very much because i was on bonn in china china says does if in fact i don't think i well rose i'm i'm thinking today deleted and nine ninety eight but i because what. phone calls and even since it was would leave with it was apparent that stand so i thought about about one of what [inaudible] you don't. he says that there is a ris. right right con contact about but it is. but so so you may live live race right ray instead -- jewish and just yet to get games without children -- and beijing. on sunday. and i have that [inaudible] having [inaudible] meantime times. at the not function. is key. and and i and i just wonder if and and we want one yes yeah. one go ahead from this. chinese out know almost [captioning made possible amy: this is democracy now. today, noam chomsky for the hour on the twin threats of nuclear war and climate change, the election of the far-right former army captain jair bolsonaro in brazil and how u.s. foreign policy in latin america has led to the migrant crisis. >> there's an incredible charade in which the world is looking

unnecessary looks very but the problems all that but clearly this incident which left michael overnight in bonn is clearly not a one off event kate thank you so much kate brady there. well i'm going to be missing the start of the g. twenty but other world leaders have already touched down and when it's obvious this year's gathering is expected to be fraught with us president dole truck generally resistant to multi-lateralism is trade dispute with china as tensions unravel markets worldwide and there's little indication that the two countries will reach a breakthrough in argentina. although trolled has now called off a head to head with russian president vladimir putin they will both be in the spotlight at the g. twenty. lattimer putin has taken more than ukrainian sailors captive in the as i've see his high stakes military and political maneuvering has ensured the group of twenty meeting will be dominated by two people at kremlin chief and his u.s. counterpart donald trump just like last year's g twenty when russian meddling in u.s. elections overshadowed the agenda the president's haven't met

a german court has ordered the cities of cologne and bonn to ban older diesel vehicles in certain areas they're the latest urban areas to be ordered to cut emissions after environmental groups sued local authorities for breaching e.u. clean air rules regional authorities say they will appeal the verdict. now to a german conservative politician who has set his sights on one of the european union's highest offices manfred is the lead candidate for the european parliament's conservative bloc to run for the job of e.u. commission president so who is month. and what chances does this little known variant politician have of taking over from. modest serious and seasoned that is month. for more than ten years of the german conservative has been pulling the strings in the european parliament now he's aiming for europe's top job to replace him current european commission president mr europe. up there that is where the president of the european commission currently mr has his office and it's a position you cannot ignore the commission set the agenda on many crucial things in europe such as the bud

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because there are no refugees and migrants currently in hungary because they not in the country victoria bonn had to kind of invent a new enemy in this new enemy became church. they spread the message that this church taught us wants to bring refugees and migrants to europe in order to destroy the continent to destroy a nation state to destroy the kind of the christian traditional cause for a few of. mr shadows she is a very handy symbol because of course he was supporting human rights groups free higher education and such causes that are hated anyway. but it's very easy to explain the whole from from an ism to human rights from modern capitalism to its opposite to modern socialism by the figure of the demonic elusive inexplicable jew. but also there's a project like. that before ashley i found. it all on the foot of the log washing mr chester trout that as i did as a dad was a little want. to look at you and. in addition to that because he loved. so one of them both of them bad man. it was all he drug problem you know sonny don't want to look at this politically. not see one of these and so

stored in the archives of the university of bonn thirty six hundred hours of material in which men and women from all walks of life talk about their experiences which make clear how much the societal changes of the late sixty's impacted women's daily lives. then money revolutionizing the relationship between couples on the way we raise children anything that affects people's private lives is also exhibits a great cultural influence in the long run and. while their male counterparts could attend university and protest many young women had to abandon their studies as soon as they became mothers. by school because there was no childcare available and because men didn't pitch in so the idea was ok then we'll help each other we'll create structures as well take turns watching the kids and it became a don't have this right from the very stuff of life. trying to. childcare and access to the pill helped women in their quest for emancipation finally they could decide for themselves whether they wanted to become pregnant or not another milestone on the road to self-determination came later in ge

seventy second is a true fan has given up his job as a chef and a mission i'll start restaurant near bonn in southern germany to start his own business he'd long dreamt of running a goal my restaurant with a team made up of refugees and people with disabilities an idea that was as unusual as it was experimental much like seconds menus. this would create introduce a feeling after the loss of a in the kitchen is east meets west and because of my roots where i grew up some where i live it's important for me to connect these cultural dots. social business with a quick look at some point i realized it's my background that defines me and my cooking . all smug. about his background has also been an extra hurdle in achieving history his father adnan works in a pre-arranged his mother as easy as a housewife both came to germany from an italian as. just like his who may cuisine had no place in their lives they've always cooked traditional took his food sat down now takes those traditions and puts his own spin on that but not in his mother's kitchen. yes as it is this month if she's making a ragu or

the board is constructed in bonn is showing the exhibition. dream journey. it features more than one hundred eighty works by the expressionist painter. they demonstrate how a longing for the exotic and original runs through the work of the artist who himself had never troubled very far. with german who died in one nine hundred thirty eight was one of the founders of the artist group broker. the exhibition runs until the third of march twenty ninth. this year's week of italian cuisine opened in rome on thursday starting november nineteenth thousands of italian chefs will again travel all over the world present are calling mary delight at more than one thousand events and cooking courses in one hundred twenty countries this year's focus will be on the mediterranean diet. the person in the next report is a star on the accordion the french mint vassall ferranti began with the classical music at the age of eleven and he won numerous internet. prises as a teenager then later on he began specializing in jazz but his talents aren't limited to just one musical genre

the courts to ban older diesel cars from parts of their city center starting next april cologne and bonn joined berlin frankfurt and start to guard him behave in having high producing these roles taken off some of their roads it's the latest victory for environmental groups who have lost the series of court cases local authorities in the two cities are appealing against the. well still ahead in this news hour of. world records. will be here with that and the rest of the. business updates. going places together. business updates. going places together. on. thanks very much barbara well the world's chess championship begins back there in london on friday between two players in their twenty's who have helped change the image of the sports norwegian magnus carlsen became world champion aged just twenty two five years ago but his american challenge at fabiano caruana is a year younger and a special talent leaving experts undecided who will win the wellings reports in the world of chess that could be more than one grand master the highest right in the guy but i can only be one world champion i

why the chief of staff y bonn his way out as the first lady oakes a stunning move tot a top official, saying she no longer derves the hoonor of serving the white use. >>> the deadliest firein alifornia history. hundre unaccounted for and new evacuations night. >>> a surprise twist at thetart of the el chapo trial. why two jurors were dismissed. >>> did boeing fail to warn pilots about a major change to the newest planes? the pilots might not have understood w their aircraft was going down. >>> monica lewinsky opening up about the clinton affair like we have never heard before. >> i was mortified and afraid of what this was going to do to my family. >> tonight what about an apology from bill clinton, what she would say to hillary clinton and why she's speaking out now. >> parents behaving badly, a wild brawl caught on camera. >>> the adorable bes friends bonded for life ang inspiri america. the little girls we can't wait for you to meet. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. in an unheard of move first itti lady melania trump tonight is publicly c

it and so are we and arts twenty one special with karan hamstead at doj of l a global media farm in bonn round two of our big debate with four international women who speak up. feminist publisher or she will tell you of india. lebanese poet and journalist jumana how down. to the east and author. of france and from united states from story and alan harrington director of the german film institute. last week our panelists debated the me to movement and its global effects. this time they'll tackle the veil a sign of self-determination. or a symbol of oppression. what i say is that as a woman you should be free to do whatever you want to do you with your body if you want to or his job. you should be free to wear it if you don't want to want to wear hijab you should be supported in order not to wear it and what's going on for example now in iran is very interesting because women are protesting in the street to shoot you protest against the fact that the job is is that is men that hurry and you even see women with his job supporting their be sisters in their right not to wear it and that's som

netherlands before returning in the direction of germany making that unscheduled landing at cologne bonn at port in western germany now we're hearing from several german media outlets that the cause of the unscheduled landing was in fact problems with the plane's radio communication equipment of course there will be a more thorough investigation to determine the determine sorry the exact cause but we all already hearing some rather mixed reports one local newspaper in the cologne one area where that plane landed is reporting that the government is investigating all possibilities including a cause with a criminal background which of course could include anything from criminal negligence to even some atocha but it now since then the spokesperson from the. german air force has since said that they conned in fact confirm that local newspaper reporting said that only a standard investigation is underway so of course we are still expecting to hear more details about this ok so there's a lot of speculation about why the plane can fly but it's clear that off the ground how is the chance for the

question one target is part of the team at the university of bonn working on a study about smartphone use the researches use an app to compile data on how often and for how long the study participants use their phones the first results show they're on their phones nearly three hours a day for most of that time they're using whatsapp and other social media. we may interrupt ourselves all day long we are unable to concentrate properly because we're constantly getting our phones out and checking them on average we check our phones every eighteen minutes concentrating on what we're actually doing is impossible. even when you go out at night you're in a bar and you take a picture of what you're drinking and then people comment and before you know it you've been looking at your phone for half an hour here. but some people are getting fed up with being permanently online and available. start up has developed an app called off time that takes you all fine and makes you on reachable for periods you specify yourself. during that time all incoming calls are blogging and i can also block certain

wants to do is to be in support because after all along been very supportive openness there at the bonn fighting has again intensified in yemen centered on the key port city have had data as the humanitarian crisis worsens the case has brought increased international focus on the conduct of the war by the western backed saudi marotta coalition fighting who through rebel supported by iran mohammad the reports from nearby djibouti. they call themselves the brigade of giants in reality though they are on the shackle militia from southern yemen by the united arab emirates they are the frontline force in the battle for the strategic port city of kut they supported by the sodium morality coalition air power. today with god's help we've been able to take over the fabric brothers industrial complex in the east of the city and in the next hours we have control of more areas of the city of how data victories coming we need prayers for our fighters and for the injured. today that we did support the brings in you and under the humanitarian aid has become the center of yemen's complete with ground t

and of course here in germany has ordered the cities of cologne and bonn to ban older diesel vehicles in certain areas where the latest urban areas to be ordered to cut emissions after an environmental group sued local authorities for breaching e.u. rules e.u. clean air rules i should say regional authorities say they will appeal the ruling. and there are still no signs of diesel get clouds disappearing just yet on our journeys transport ministry and car makers have come up with their latest ideas for cleaning up the fallen cvs here with the latest i see that's right little german carmakers having agreed to spend up to three thousand euros on measures of their own choosing to get older dirtier diesel cars off the road and that's according to german transport minister under. the three thousand figure is expected to cover hardware retrofits which volkswagen and dunn lawyers say they're willing to perform rival b.m.w. says it won't do retrofits but will offer up to three thousand euros on trade in senses now here to offer us more insight on this news is simon young a political correspond

why the chief of staff y bonn his way out as the first lady oakes a stunning move tot a top official,ger derves the hoonor of serving the white use. >>> the deadliest firein alifornia history. hundre unaccounted for and new evacuations night. >>> a surprise twist at thetart of the el chapo trial. why two jurors were dismissed. >>> did boeing fail to warn pilots about a major

flood and wind worries as far north as bonns to tonight. there is the storm as it blasted its way across the country. there are major delays at all of the new york area airports tonight. and abc's gio benitez leads us off from laguardia. >> reporter: tonight, that powerful storm stranding holiday travelers on frozen roads and at packed airports, now drenching the busy i-95 corridor from philadelphia to new jersey to new york city. >> you're talking about rainfall rates over an inch an hour here. >> reporter: blizzard conditions grinding travel to a halt across the midwest on the busiest travel day of the year. at chicago's o'hare airport, more than 2,000 flights canceled since sunday. our alex perez found danny koutlemanis still trying to get home to colorado this morning. >> i've been bumped twice. i can't even rent a car. >> we are literally driving and cannot see anything. >> reporter: blizzard conditions closing most of interstate 70 in kansas. some drivers abandoning their cars. drivers stuck on route 75 in nebraska too, and on interst

team threw rocks and wards at their rival bako junior's bus as it was headed towards the stadium in bonnthe cyrus daniel schorr i'm there was there. there were sporadic clashes like this one between police and river plate fans around the ground before the scheduled kick off then this attack on the baka juniors team bus that left two players injured by broken glass others coughing on piece tear gas. to. their star player carlos tevez said they were in no fit state but being obliged to play firstly the kickoff was delayed by two and a half hours the sixty six thousand river plate fans inside the stadium waited and waited the new authorities in the game for twenty four hours in the way of the no you're right it's not a war it's football we have to consider the technical the medical and the professionals and we've decided that neither of the teams meet the conditions and we're in agreement we're here to support them not make demands. they came streaming out the second leg of the copper lead but a lot is final a victim of the violence that has blighted arjen time for them for years leading to

address the year before major general van advising boga who was then head of the armed forces office in bonnave an address foreign military attachés are also invited journalists are not permitted to attend. this is the i me for this is a sales of the germans arms industry advertise of its products and military attaches bring that back home to their own countries it's not transparent in france but if that's the case with all weapons exports of course nobody wants to talk publicly about the fact that the federal government is promoting weapons exports here. some projects are also receiving concrete support as a directorate titian cork hunts kristoff at spur dean was responsible for a frigate deal with india. he asked defense minister also to fund a lion for help. she gave a prompt reply. during my talks with defense minister. i expressed the fundamental willingness on the part of the german government to provide support. for. in the summer of twenty sixteen the indian navy commission to some cloak to overhaul two submarines after the deal went through at spurgeon's thank the defense minister.

you are welcome to this special edition of our twenty one at the global media forum today here in bonn my name is karen homestead and it's a great pleasure to be here eight months into the post me two era we've seen it spawn countless other protests most notably the time's up campaign and the interesting thing and striking thing about these protests is that they started in the cultural sector which raises of course the questions how powerful is culture how powerful are women in culture in the wake of me to time magazine made the silence breakers its collective person of the year for two thousand and seventeen saying their actions and least one of the highest velocity shifts in our culture since the one nine hundred sixty s. well we'd like to see just how much that statement can hold up can this movement empower women globally or are we with our western perspective perhaps overestimating its reach. thanks here are my guests from all over the world the renowned indian feminist author and publisher. she spent her entire career bringing women's stories and subjects like sexual violence int

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democratican, congresswoman susan bonne amici, congressman tom swansea, and carlos portobello.e sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. live thursday on the c-span network, the house returns for speeches and at noon they take up several noncontroversial bills. continuing work -- outgoing house speaker paul ryan sits down for an interview with "the washington post." at 10:00, the government evaluatescommittee disaster response and recovery efforts with the fema director brock long. u.s. policy in syria and the administration's response to hugh take -- humanitarian needs in the refugee crisis. a, we visit q and the washington library at mount vernon for the 2018 founding debates program, featuring --torians douglas brinkley discussing what it means to be american. >> one nation indivisible in a sense was, we are all together, right? that this somehow elemental to what it means to be an american. the american character, what it means is to be able to improvise. when you look at george washington and the dark days of dece

in recent interview on australian television, whose rise to fame did john bonn goff vee describe as horrificshian or michael moore ten seconds. >> go with kardashian. i thought michel moore because you wanted to be michel moore. >> i tried that on first question didn't work with out. answer is -- the kardashians. he's on the board. >> finally it is true. love them or hate them frighteningly successful. the family members combine that worth is over 1.5 billion dollars. did you know that? >> that doesn't sound horrific to me. [laughter] it's all nice if it is yours that brings your score to one here is question number 4. >> okay. ♪ what n is the dot over the lettr i and letter j called? >> oh no a piddle, a canker or a glitch ten seconds piddle canker or a glip a phone a friend. wouldn't that be great with that technology? >> tiddle see if you are correct. that little dot over letters i and y is called a superscript dot. yingts know but that's what we're here to do so bring your score to 2-2 i believe. isn't that right? final question. you have been performing admirably mr. waters but let's se