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the number 2 is boyce joseph boyce 2021 marks the centennial he of the legendary german artists birth we recommend the excellent documentary about him by director on place 5 it's perfect preparation for the numerous boys' exhibitions planned for this year provided museums are able to reopen. the 4th b is for delhi nala the berlin international film festival which usually rolls out the red carpet for celebrity guests in february but the plan this year is for a kind of trade fair in march for film professionals and journalists and if the pandemic allows the festival will hold public screenings of new films in june for a nonprofessional audience. number $5000000000.00 specifically the architecture be another postponed from 2020. for the 17th time architects from around the world will compete for the main golden lion award with their visions for the future this year's theme is how will we live together. our 6 to be is bob bob dylan a music legend still knows how to make headlines whether by winning the nobel prize . as for literature and 26 team by selling the rights to 600 of his songs t

glass he was a night of rampage against the jews carried out in 1038 that the nazi equivalent to proud boyce wednesday was that they have broken got us right here in united states the broken goddess was in the windows of the united states capitol but the mob did not just shout of the windows of the capitol shouted their ideas we do it for granted they did not just break down the doors of the building that housed in american democracy it trampled the very principles of which our country was founded provocative statement there we're joined now by gerald horne professor of history and african-american studies at the university of houston welcome to the program. thank you so arnold schwarzenegger's comparison has been praised for being blunt on the one hand but he's also been criticized for downplaying the severity of where do you stand on this i think both flights are correct on the one hand i understand why a german audience in particular would take exception to his provoking their remarks on the other hand you have to keep in mind that many people in our states are quite shaken by what happen

proud boyce are the organizing force for the trump political movement they've been saying the revolution happens today and organizing from all across the country, and all of the false conspiracy theories the president has been spinning up, all of them supposedly culminate today. evan it is pated this. this was preventible and planned and anticipated. all that was needed was just a spark, and today i think the president was the fire in the theater, the incitement that led to this attempted interaction. >> because of that, several lawmakers are calling for actions to be taken against president trump including invoking the 25th amend, congression congressional action what might he face >> a social media platform ban is certainly in our day and age as close to a 20th type amendment as there's going to be president trump is probably going to get his twitter account restored, but the 25th amendment is a radical solution. we're in unanticipated, unchartedterritory initially it was passed and ratified because president eisenhower wanted to await transfer of power when he was sick and not capable

it was a night of rampage against the jews carried out in 1038 but the nazi equivalent of the proud boyce wednesday was that they have broken gus right here in the united states the broken goddess was in the windows of the united states capitol but the mob did not just shout of the windows of the capitol shouted the ideals we do for granted they did not just break down the doors of the building that housed in american democracy they trampled the very principles on which our country was founded. now that message has stirred up controversy earlier i spoke with dr gerald horne a professor of history at the university of houston i asked him whether it was appropriate to compare the mob action of the u.s. capital with the anti jewish kristallnacht in 1938 in berlin. on the one hand i understand why a german audience in particular would take exception to this provoke a different marks on the other hand you have to keep in mind that many people in their states are quite shaken by what happened on january 6th they've awakened to the reality that some of us already knew that united states has a ma

was a knight of rampage against the jews carried out in 1038 but the nazi equivalent of the proud boyce. whilst it was that they have broken gus right here in the united states the broken glass was in the windows of the united states capitol but the mop did not just shout of the windows of the capitol shot at the ideals we took for granted they did not just break down the doors of the building that housed the american democracy they trampled the very principles on which our country was founded they don't report to our until term has been following this story our own kristallnacht is is a he was a huge event and germany's nazi history so how is this comparison been received well this video seem to have kind of touched a nerve in the united states i mean it was viewed tens of millions of times within or the rather short order right after all sorts are posted it and i really kind of think you have to look at this is kind of the opening salvo in a fight for the soul of the republican party you have to remember governors warts and very much represent a different brand of conservatism to pres

sean hannity all the major conservative talk boyce's in america are they going to be silenced suddenly you know all the rules are changing and they're changing in real time you have a democratic party which is shown a lot of tendencies which lean towards fascism now have absolute power they have the house they have the senate and they have the white house where does it and the moment is really tensed and the problem is and i repeat that trend inside did to hate and violence he says nothing to do with concern but he says you're not you know any was a big difference between the way the media treated president barack obama the way they treated president trauma and i think we're already seeing that slant going back towards a lot of the law breaker let's see what are the rate cuts that in fact that will bind look if you say that president trample was treated differently then than obama you have to admit the facts the numbers. were not rise to the latham grab your earth don't you want to t.v. in the last 4 years how could you say like they were not treated differently even me. only u.s. flag

sean hannity all the major conservative talk boyce's in america are they going to be silent suddenly you know the rules are changing they're changing in real time you have a democratic party which is shown a lot of tendencies which lean towards fascism now have absolute power they have the house they have the senate and they have the white house where does it and the moment is really tensed and the problem is and i repeat that trump incited to hate and violence he says nothing to do in concert but he does nothing only was a big difference between the way the media treated president barack obama the way they treated president trauma and i think we're already seeing that slant going back towards allow labarre coalesced into what he did or a quote that he that abide look if you say that president trample was treated differently than that obama you have to give me the facts the numbers i did not ask were 9 lives have a laugh i'd rather err they don't want to t.v. in the last 4 years how could you say like they were not treated differently even me. the american flag was flown at half mast

was a night of rampage against the jews carried out in 1038 that the nazi equivalent of the proud boyce. whilst it was that they have broken got us right here in the united states the broken gas was in the windows of the united states capitol but the mop did not just shout of the windows of the capitol to shout at the ideas we took for granted they did not just break down the doors of the building that housed the american democracy they trampled the very principles of each our country was founded you know it's once they get there that's not the terminator that we're familiar with my colleague aaron field he's following this story for us and we have to remember that what's a major he's a republican so this message how is it being received well after you post the video it was quickly viewed by tens of millions of people in rather short order and i think it's really kind of tapped into a sentiment out there online in the united states i mean it's not just because our own force their commands extreme star power i mean he really represents a different brand of conservatism he you know he's c

he was a night of threat against the jews carried out in $1038.00 for the nazi equivalent the crowd boyce. says they're whiners trampled over america's founding principles and germany tightens coded 19 restrictions yet again with hospitals in i.c.u. wards filling up we'll look at why the country still cannot get the virus under control. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome history is repeating itself in the united states today democrats in the u.s. house of representatives introduced an article of impeachment against donald trump they're charging the president with inciting insurrection following that deadly riot at the u.s. capitol last week trump is set to become this week the only u.s. . president to be impeached twice a brief session of the house earlier today included a call on vice president mike pence to remove truong why invoking the 25th amendment that resolution was blocked by house republicans a vote by the full house is expected tomorrow in favor of that vice presidential option a vote on impeachment is expected as early as w

you know i think there's been sources boyce's from from people one of the scenes that the. you know the those in power in the u.k. government don't return to the effect of any notice of those those opinions not sort of inconsistent me sense you know as early as 2015 when the united nations that you know the in the dissension or in juneau. the tree attention. you know there's been multiple calls from the. earlier this month. you know calls from germany eason journal politicians and you know of those whom there are with them you know the scene like a concert after all the people making decisions kosovo you know houses to kind of keep things keep things as they are not only so many just seems to marry. anyone in the conservative party and david davis who's thankfully made a statement but the markets there's been fairly quiet. ok terry look we'll leave it there but good to get your thoughts on this today that was tara her dad a writer and freelance journalist joining us there from london thanks for your time and good. and other news today germany has toughened its anti pandemic

time of boyce's $100.00. 77 percent talk about the us got. from one point to flash from housing to feel good top this is where the. local was 77 percent. this weekend t.w. . already. this is deja news and these are our top stories british prime minister bar's johnson says the coronavirus variant 1st detected in the u.k. last year could be deadlier than previously thought and you taishan spread quickly in southern england in december and led other nations to impose fresh travel restrictions the u.k. has recorded nearly 96000 deaths the 5th highest toll in the world. germany has recorded more than 50000 deaths since the start of the pandemic the number has risen sharply over recent weeks though new infections are now finally declining health minister against bonds says although vaccines are providing hope and the case numbers are encouraging the figures are still too high. you know don't trump 2nd impeachment trial could begin in the u.s. as early as next week house speaker nancy pelosi plans to send the article of impeachment to the senate on

platforming stations did carry people like rush limbaugh sean hannity all the major conservative talk boyce's in america are they going to be silenced suddenly you know all the rules are changing and they're changing in real time you have a democratic party which is shown a lot of tendencies which lean towards fascism now have absolute power they have the house they have the senate and they have the white house where does it end ok or will we have to say there's of course no link between democratic party and fascism the self clearly federico no. fredricka it's an interesting point though that's made the $74000000.00 people who voted for donald trump when they see the president d. plus 4 and isn't this simply going to add to a further sense of alienation of another credibly tense time already it is it is possible and that's why i said in the beginning when i started that i don't think you can be banned for life as it was suggested that they probably did mom and is really tensed and the problem is and they repeat that turned insipid to hate and violence he says nothing to do with cancer but he

1700 years of jewish life in germany how has it influenced culture plus the 100th birthday of joseph boyce artist revolution. but 1st to germany's most ambitious cultural project. destroyed demolished rebuilt. buildings are as controversial as the burning palace in the heart of the city if you have such a turbulent past. now return to its former glory its hope the reconstructed building will help you the scars left by imperialism war and communism. this year the palace will finally be opened to the public. the palace served as the seeds of the one silent dynasty from the mid 15th century. it was later home to precious king frederick the fast and was largely destroyed in the 2nd book. in the 1950 communist east germany had it demolished and replaced by the palace of the republic opening in 1976 at sir as the seat of the east german parliament and an arts and entertainment center for the people. but after german reunification when it was found to contain as best as it was closed and got it. in 2002 the german parliament voted to build something new and collects to the dismay of many who see

framed bage against the jews carried out in 1000 stood the 8 that the nazi equivalent of the proud boyce. once there was that they have broken glass right here in united states the broken gallows was in the windows of the united states capitol but the mop did not just shout of the windows of the capitol to shatter the ideals we took for granted they did not just break down the doors of the building that housed the american democracy they trampled the very principles on which our country was found that. a dramatic a horrific comparison there what do you think his intention was in making this comparison. well of course wants to make make his point that we don't really know where we are right now in the present time you know looking back on history we have the luxury of seeing the dots all connected neatly lined up for us you know today we look back and many historians say christiane up to 938 was the official beginning of the holocaust of course back then there was no way to know that and so he's warning is of course you know take this seriously. because we don't know where this might lead

boyce trias. and the only one maligned by the press, really aligned, you have a short memory, in june 2008, the congressman in the senate introduced articles of impeachment again, george w. bush. >> acting through subordinates with the president illegally spent public dollars on a secret propaganda campaign to manufacture a false cause for war against iraq. >> laura: but those efforts ultimately flopped. but then even long after obama won back in 2008, there were democrats and forward bush administration counterterrorism officials who still urged bush and cheney should be charged for war crimes for enhanced interrogation programs. >> we have established procedures now with the mcconnell may where people who take a serving president or prime minister's of countries have been indicted and have been tried. it is clear that things that the bush administration did, in my mind, at least, it is clear to let some of the things they did work for us. >> laura: of course, most of us were defending the bush a

the weather as we take a live look outside a beautiful shot overlooking downtown san francisco today boycedle january but it felt like the middle of may it beautiful picture there on the soundtrack will be a beautiful weekend what a great weekend. we're going to enjoy is we're going to see a lot of sunshine and temperatures certainly well above the average for this time of year out there tonight. i got a couple high clouds moving overhead there is a cold front that's actually moving into the state right now once that moves through. well, those clouds are gone and we're getting ready for the weekend so looks like a nice weekend in store for the bay area looking out over the bay right now beautiful side and yet today remarkable we tied a record at 70 degrees in santa rosa salinas 84 degrees. the right there. the monterey bay pretty impressive. >>for january but here we go these temperatures a very warm around the bay area for this time of year 66 for a high in san francisco, 67 in oakland 69 in both san jose livermore 66 in concord you saw that record in santa rosa, but the jet stream still

my colleague simone boyce spoke to some that would be affected. >> reporter: what makes you helpful.grants and immigrant families have lived with fear, they have lived with pain and suffering. many of them have lost their lives during this pandemic, even as they participated in the economy as essential workers. so the biden/harris administration represents hope. it represents light after many, many years of darkness and suffering. so this is a moment in which immigrants look at their children, look at their friends and their neighbors and feel that they can live free in this, their country. >> president biden sends an immigration bill to congress. the u.s. citizen act modernizes our immigration system. it provides hardworking people who enriched our communities and lived here for decades an opportunity to earn citizenship. >> i know there was an active role in shaping what immigration policy under this administration. what was your influence here? >> we were part of the team working with the biden transition team to really move forward what we thought needed to be changes in the immi

broken glass he was a knight of the jews carried out in 1038 that the nazi equivalent of the proud boyce wednesday was that they have broken goddess right here in the united states the broken goddess was in the windows of the united states capitol but the mob did not just shout of the windows of the capitol shouted do use we do it for grand it did not just break down the doors of the building that housed in american democracy it trampled the very principles of our country was founded. provocative statement there we're joined now by gerald horne professor of history and african-american studies at the university of houston welcome to the program thank you so arnold schwarzenegger's comparison has been praised for being blunt on the one hand but he's also been criticized for downplaying the severity of where do you stand on this i think both flights are correct on the one hand i understand why a german audience in particular would take exception to his provoke a different marks on the other hand you have to keep in mind that many people in there in the states are quite shaken by what happe

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unfortunately predominantly white male we need in this country people at the table working at the table who boyce's are actually listed at that table and that's not to a. great white christian radio right they are part of american society is all screwed in all of business and we want to make sure and i know that we're going to have so many different voices coming in because without that we cannot rebuild america and i want to inflict last battle that was important that include. minorities of women not losing their. feel that they're losing their city at the table making the table money well and there's been a lot of talk about the details it's been a lot of emphasis put on comma harris's historical moment and then i said political party this should be something that every woman in the united states right now is celebrating i'm celebrating it for my own daughter. to be honest with you because this is such a powerful moment that being said there's a lot of emphasis on congress she's going to take probably a more aggressive role than we've seen in past administrations past a vice president even a demo