clear he won't be joining she katie's new government calling to victory richt even so he says a d c needs national cohesion to move forward. let's bring in wendy back she from d.w. africa hi wendy good to see you so casually received iraq styles welcome but how significant is he is coming back to the country politically how exactly do you know that you did it in ways that goes back in. in the tree here exactly yes. and he had a great coming people was waiting for it especially at the end of that this is a part of it yes and he was really happy to go back and before you get to germany said that he's going back to greatest people and you want to be next to the nation and to change so many people waiting for the team there you can go down and especially at the back of the call but we don't exactly want to meet i've been made space effect and more is going to be said that he gave deal to raise issues of the new president of the congress that maybe there would be in irons. ok but what we do know so far is that that's only a sort of aligned himself with martin fire you know he lost to just a ca

c. needed to change face by the time to see election come so i'm up or so has been in office for just over a year and the message to south africans has been i'm going to bring back investments because people trust me and that is what it translates into job creation especially for young people critical we're talking about a country with unemployment north of twenty five percent the bulk of that all young people in this country corruption has seen investment flow out of fear and so a lot is at stake for the african national congress it has to prove that it is still relevant for south africa twenty five years post a possibility so job creation and the economy you know would you say that's the most pressing issue that is that when voters want the next government to address. that is essential to prevent that you've got a lot of south africans living in poverty while we talk about poverty being less than a dollar a day a lot of south africans living fall below that young people are unemployed and in fact the electoral commission talked about the fact that the bulk of the people in the fight to v

public transit to get around today, many systems will be running on holiday or sunday schedule c just need to know that and plan accordingly again this includes bart caltrain and sam train from you need only some routes are going to be running today, golden gate transit bus and ferry will be running but there will be no service for commute routes or tip or on ferries. so just keep that in mind. also this morning, the presidio memorial day commemoration and parade will begin at 1030 in san francisco, then at 11 o'clock they'll be a ceremony and a 21 gun salute at the national cemetery. a community picnic will follow at the main parade grounds. then at 3 o'clock don't forget to redwood grove in the city's golden gate park area. they're going to be rededicate ing a memorial day. the ceremony there. heroes growth was established exactly 100 years ago when a redwood tree was planted in honor of those killed in world war one after the ceremony city leaders will plant the first redwood tree in a 100 years in that growth heroes grove is located on john f kennedy drive across from the the young mus

c-span. i think we need c-span all over the country so that people can hear all sides of the issue and can have rational conversations instead of screaming at each other. is concerned, i think he was right on the merits. i wish he had waited to have his press conference until after the report was released so he could be asked questions about the report. my view is that it was a mistake to have the press conference and then release the report. that is a tactical decision. on the merits, i think he was right that the case from structure was not made. people can debate those instances. i just tweeted a challenge to judge napolitano on fox who disagrees with me. i said, let's go on television and have a reasonable debate. we are lacking that in this country. people will just pick sides. if you say anything that turns out to help donald trump, even though i am a supporter of hillary clinton, you are perceived on donald trump's side . we have to get back to the time when we can agree to disagree about reasonable issues that reasonably divide americans. host: we will go to deborah next, texas, democra

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c. and it needs to be put in the national and that's why we need to the attention of everybody to be here with the government and this is a crisis and entertainment and we call on all parties to the conflict when factions to teach that the impact of conflict is mainly borne by children and that someone call children should not be part of any conflict in any country. malaysia is mounting a fight against illegal imports of can tell many of our non-recyclable plastics the environment minister choose to ship three thousand tonnes of waste to their countries of origin including the us britain france japan she showed reporters the scale of the problem or malaysia has been a warship with waste since china stopped importing millions of tonnes of plastic from the developed world last year much of it has been finding its way to other neighboring countries the malaysian environment minister insists that the practice to stop. poor vernice sand there are ways to malaysia where they are those plastic ways or whatever ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we

c. and it needs to be put in the national agenda and that's why we need to the attention of everybody to get here we think of meeting this is a crisis and it needs urgent attention and we call on all parties to the conflict or one in factions to teach note that the impact of conflict is mainly pulled by children and that someone call children should not be part of any conflict in any country. this claim or space is cool 2 russian cosmonauts have conducted a 6 and a half hour space walk from the international space station they are commander come on yankel and a flight engineer alexy of chanaan for a common yankel it was his 5th space walk in off cheney's 1st he was one of the crew members from last october's failed launch one of those rocket fell back to the earth moments after lift off the space walk took place on the 85th birthday of the 1st person to walk in space alexy. love that stuff you're watching are the international. scene or well the state puts the surveillance cameras in. our present day for well 19 eighty-four dystopian nightmare we put in the cameras we install the cameras

c by an only needed a draw to take the title don't mean broke the deadlock at mention blood back and it outlook bright some further when frankfurt then pulled level in munich but not for long. but in promptly switched through the gears and stalled for more without reply putting the icing on the title cake goal of peace from departing legends from river e. r and robin some of the top scorers can and for robert level of skill perfect final match let's analyze how by him doing it. once again trying to show the others how it's done counseling it helps to tackle head on how to find a gap that seemingly doesn't look up to it like nobody else and that's why the champions so let's take a look at another fall. when the heat is on by and keep their cool the final match day against frankfurt with a title on the line it's nil nil and on track to have 10 players covering the center the obvious route here is down the lift but mats hummels goes. the high risk option straight through the middle now frank puts 3 man back line really has to close ranks. kingsley command pills away at the defenders thr

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b, the civil rights act of act -- 1964 was an adequate legislation that needed strengthening. c, the war in vietnam was unjust and disproportionately impacted african-americans. d, americans of all race and ethnicities deserve fair rages -- wages and work benefits. caller: i will go with a. isst: remind us again how it -- it reminds us that it is one of the nine fundamental documents. in thet see a passage concept application. "letter from a birmingham jail" is a big idea document that speaks to participation in a democratic republic. martin luther king said let us not wait, civil rights is now. guest: he really did work to correct -- connect those ideas with the founding ideals. host: let us take another question from our social media followers. the clause ofn the 14th amendment? shout out to mr. squirrel and mr. not. that wene of the key were just talking about with the -- one of the key things is the equal protection clause. it is particularly connected with one of those poor supreme court cases, brown v. board of d racialn which ende segregation in public schools, and you sh

monsanto disputes a warni inini roundup was needed. >>>et ce a it's an active pattern that is unfolding. and we have storms lined up 4,000 miles plus away from the bay area. so here's what you can expect. unsettled weather this week, with periods of rain, winds at times. and there's even a chance of thunder on thursday. here's a look at live doppler 7 right now. all's quiet, but this is not how it's going to look very soon. i'll be back with the timeline coming back. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> in the east bay, an emotional tribute to a high school student in fremont, who was life was cut short over the weekend by a suspected drupg driver. cornell bernard is live where there was a candle light vigil. >> reporter: ama, so much love tonight from students, friends, and family for a young man with a big heart and big dreams. tha. >> reporter: family and friends showed their love for the 17-year-old with kind words and candles. the junior at washington high school played football his jersey on display. mom says her son was just getting started with

one other piece of good news in this report and that is that c-section rates went down a tiny bit. some women absolutely, positively need baby's life, the mother's life. there's been a concern that doctors in the u.s. are a little too excited about doing c-section c-sections, maybe because they get paid more, they're worried about lawsuits or whatever it is. the rate has been a little bit high for some people's taste. to see that coming down is also considered a good thing. >> the u.s. has a much higher c-section rate than any other country. elizabeth cohen, thanks very much. always good to have you. >> thanks. >> we will be right back. ience a has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for l

already serving time for the case against julian assange is just that weak that they absolutely need actual c. manning's testimony in order to firm up those specious charges it's got to be one of the 2 things otherwise it makes no sense i have never heard of the jailing a witness this one she's already been jailed for 62 days for failure to i talked to a grand jury and she's really putting on a very brave face in the face of this additional what i would think is illegal punishment to be this struck home and. not venice wheelin president nicolas maduro house condemned that attention of 4 activists who were arrested after staging a sit in at the venezuelan embassy in washington the protests were against the expulsion of maturer diplomats last month to u.s. interference in the south american country and armed police we know raided the embassy building on thursday morning now venezuela did not give permission for the police operation and say it breaks international law the activists spent more than 3 weeks in the embassy preventing officials of self declared interim president one guai toe from en

and that is why i will need it for d w c j i you can catch one all stories on our website and facebookpage have a lovely weekend and see you next time i found out. it's time to take stock. and face. time you're up to such the young. and fun for the trophy. took over compound times and conduct. it's time for. a new ws coming up ahead. minds. sometimes books more exciting than real life. to create. what if there's no escape. list. german plus treats. and. a low end welcome to arts and culture here's what's coming up. the cannes film festival draws to a close and our movie critic is back from the french riviera to bring us a little glamour and his look at his favorite films of this year. and hung garion film director or you do tells us what it's like making movies under his country's authoritarian government. first though the cannes film festival is where the world's top stars and filmmakers get together to hobnob to make secret deals and to show off a 1000000 euro gallons on the red carpet it's an exclusive 2 week party for insiders only luckily for us our film critic scott roxboro is th

c., he w firsthand the need for justice reform. >> if you look at the prison system in america, the recidivism rate is as high in some places as 60%, maybe 50%, 40%, pick your big number. >> reporter: big numbers that haunted alex and led the former prosecutor to found impact justice, an east bay nonprofit. one area it focuses on is providing support to recently released inmates and the communities in which they live. >> for those people leaving the system, what can we do to set their success as high as possible. >> reporter: their programs which including housing assistance for recent parolees have found support. but they're trying to keep them from ending up in the justice system in the first place. she is work to go bring the program to her community. >> helping them to get back into school, supporting them with getting jobs. >> reporter: impact justice will train the staff for a model that requires them to meet directly with those they have harmed to make it right. >> they're able to be accountable, fully accountable, for a harm that they've caused. >> reporter: accountability that alex ho

c think again. st. ambrose needs new playground, and students needed to see how math plays a role in everyday life.the principal and the two together and came one a challenging idea. >> we asked the to design and build and dond fuaising to install a new playground. >> what are some of the problems we curren dy have? howo we solve those problems? all thoseth things that ma is involved in. >> 30.5. at least -- >> reporter: the students were placed in groups of four to six people and were assigned a parent adviser. th proposal had to include different areas of learning, they researched federal requirements for handicapped equipment. ngis wasn't just thinki outside the box, the students had to figure out how much the plan would cost, too. and finally, the powerpoint n presentatio students and faculty. >> we are excited about the new equipment described on slide four in this presentation. >> aht lot of thoug went into our playground gn. we had to ensure that each piece of equipment will fit within th propertea. >> we pled

the 6-c information, we don't need to gloss over that. if you're watching and you're seeing this, don't gloss over the fact that we previously, in this committee, the majority rejected an amendment that said 6e information is not going to be a part of this. because now we're looking at this information and it's been said several times, what is relevant, what is speculation and where do we go from? i go back to a statement i made the other day when the chairman and i were talking about another amendment, and it's true. we vote on words on paper and not intent. intent is one that it may intend we don't want to do that, but that's not what we vote on in this congress. >> will the gentleman yield? >> i yield to the gentlelady. >> i think we could be in a courtroom. i just want to clarify that mr. holder's activities were far more distinctive for the actual acts of the president of the united states. we are dealing with the actual acts of a president of the united states. and what i was saying, if that occurred between 2012 and 2016, you would

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zelensky will need to replace there c crop of lawmakers with his own supporters.wasgo the day thing serious for full at a mere lodymyr zelensky. ukrainians will find out if it's comedian turd president can deliver more than just a good punchline. laura: the new politics in ukraine. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, the finale that has everyone talking, but the armchair critics are divided. "game of thrones" comes to a grisly end ter eight seasons. the duchess of cambridge has been givenal the real of approval for her green fingers at london's chelsea flower show own childre they visited the garden their igmother helped to d our royal correspondent has more. reporter: who better to judge mum's handiwork that her three young chiren? testing of the garden the duchess helped create. luis seemed a little distracted. but george, there was high praise. >> how many marks out of 10? 10 being the highest? >> 20. >> 20 out of 10. that is pretty good. ihink mommy has done well. give me a push. reporter: in recent months, the ricamb

chem build spec audi and forward china's b y d n c a t l supply homegrown produces and market need to panasonic from japan builds batteries for test vehicles. now germany and france want to spend up to one point two billion euros in developing europe's battery production cost of the funds have allegedly been a amount for a consortium including french com a capella show and sister company opel in germany the two have plans for a battery cell factory a total of thirty companies have registered interest in the subsidies but some are warning against using tax revenue to subsidize the sector the german center for automotive research says european batteries wouldn't be competitive due to the high cost of electricity needed to make them and because robots do most of the production work job creation would be no such critics say the subsidies would provide little benefit. in the hotel chain ojo has purchased european holiday home rental company at leisure for reported four hundred fifteen million dollars the acquisition is part of the indian firms plan to become a global real estate bred by gi

c. are really catering to the needs most of the parties are promising job creation it's the right message for a country with an unemployment rate of more than twenty five percent but going on a little has found no comfort in campaign promises as smiler producer tried to be voting i think it's quite pointless because like it's going to take another i don't know how many years for us to actually realize change while he's given up on south africa's politicians can handle has not yet given up on his job hunt. not to force blacks in monroe who is in johannesburg to see the current president a philip was a when he came to pot and replacing jacob zuma he promised to clean up corruption and you know clean up the of house of the a.n.c. and listen to your report it doesn't seem he's been very successful. it's been a tall order and that's because the last two terms of presidency of a.n.c. presidency have been headed by jacob zuma a lot of corruption allegations have emerged and a lot has been taken out of the country's cough is by way of corruption they are commissions of inquiry right now and revel

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says the returning refugees need extra special attention. on ca problem and they get us to understand we have to work with someone to levels on the one level we have to support them psychologically because so many of them are traumatised on the other we have to give them extra tutoring so they can catch up with the others. many of the refugee children have missed an awful lot of school. even if. there is not just a shortage of schools in timbuktu but also with teaching staff teachers have to contend with threats from the islamists who want to stop non-religious education. few children herrick getting the chance to finish their schooling. this year i'm really happy there's a proper school here with desks teachers and corks. i'm so glad i have the chance to learn here and that is the last one in the city council. and 8000 kilometer long belt of trees stretching along the edge of the sahara from mali through an asiatic ethiopia. that's the goal of the great green wall project the idea is that the plants will prevent further dessert if occasion make

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reports from some unspecified external companies those are kind of question 3 really need to be asking and really you know p c w has to address this i think more broadly than that there needs to a proper investigation into the o.p.c. w. and how it has been operating because if it is the case that it's organization has been subjected to political pressure and that has led to a distortion there investigations then that is an incredibly serious matter for whole number of reasons quite aside from the fact that we did what happened in duma civilians were killed and we need to get to the bottom of who killed them ok this is a war crime has occurred and it is in any way some kind of coverup going on and that's a very very serious matter and it's something which should be the people should be pushing for a proper investigation an international inquiry into what has been going on how do you easy w.b. not creating uncritically an investigation to try to understand what has been happening in syria in relation to all of these events need allegations regarding chemical weapons attacks. meanwhile the u.n. security council'

c. p. o. a agreements it needs to be upheld around must stay in this agreement what if they don't say that go. the block also reacted to an iranian ultimatum to her and told the youth that if it did not implement a plan to shield iran. from us economic sanctions within sixty days it would resume a higher enrichment of uranium. dust partially withdrawing from the deal. in a statement t. u. leader said they rejected any ultimatums and reaffirmed their commitment to lifting sanctions for the benefit of the iranian peoplee. they also said they regretted the reieimposition of sanctionsy the united states. the us measures aimed according to the president at pressuring iran to stop destabilizing the region. target to the country's already struggling economy i felt compelled. to authorized new sanctions on iran darn steel aluminum and copper industries [inaudible] because i hope to be able at some point maybe won't happen possibly won't just sit down and work out a fair deal we're not looking to hurt anybody. the e. u. has sent a complicated system to evade us sanctions dubbed in sticks. it says t

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built into the side of an arctic mountain so that the seeds can be frozen without the need for power. over 1000000 c varieties. are stored here so when the syrian seed bank was abandoned due to the war dr yes because team were able to recall their backups so that this isn't was made to reconstruct our connection we did. we brought part of it here to never know who could build our collection here we could make it available again for researchers. all the seeds that come here are tested in the lab for viability some are then cross-bred to increase their resilience and improve productivity you have to make sure of 2 things 1st that they are free of diseases 2nd that they can actually germinate so they can produce plants that are alive and working and working see each one of those should have at least $85.00. out of $100.00 that proud and good have that's the pressure that's the pressure. these seeds are thriving. but back in syria the war has decimated the country's ability to grow food one of the goals here in lebanon is to create a healthy seed collection to help ensure the future of agriculture in sy