festival orchestra is made up of top musicians from all over the world who come together here and who cern every summer for a series of concerts they all just love being here. for a time is a little shy. i was treated to a very special performance up on the roof of the cottage and you can tell that these musicians just love playing together. oh oh . that's office there is music for today the atmosphere at all these festivals is always really special if there's one near you go you'll love it see you next time i . fishing for votes in. any of the leg up posse campaigns with the slogan italians for instance. the party hopes its stance against immigrants will bring success at the polls. go up and does have a chance of governing italy. next on g.w. . among the oscar nominees this european actress has the best chance in the category best actress in a leading role from britain sally hawkins she's captivating without uttering a single word in the shape of water. for a film expert scott roxboro she's at the forefront you know fingers crossed. oscar for europe our series. in sixty minutes on d w. ha

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cern's about justice in britain is out now jonathan thanks so much for coming on to full near alleging all of this about the state of justice in the u.k. what was your experience. fully justified very short sentence and six thousand and eleven i've never once complained about being sent to prison i was only there for seventeen weeks. i expected the shawshank redemption. mostly saw multiply from there have been groups like the howard league since with the twenty's saying the kind of thing you're saying to me now why have the bullshits not been listening since then deliver your books descriptions of the monty python type on the bus is a situation that m.p. wants it's me jonathan all politicians are terrified of the daily mail and the prison issue is an election loser through shouting and constant pain in the neck behavior i don't see why we can't make it an election win and make prison purposeful that there are pockets of really good work going on in prison next time you fence your lunch in london and go to the clink restaurants in h.m.p. brixton there the inmates are trained properly. t

about the cerned partisanship in washington, d.c. in the building behind me? i am.or: i've been there and i was there uring what we thought were partisan times and if you look on an individual >> you can see the last few minutes of this "washington journal" segment on our website c-span.org. we take you live now to the house floor here on c-span. 6, e 0. the house will resume questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. roe: i move to suspend the les and pass h.r. 45 3 as amended. the clerk: h.r. 45 3 a bill to designate the health care system of the department of veteran affairs in lexington, kentucky as the lexington v.a. health care system and make certain other designations. the speaker pro tempore:

it's from cern because i think it's nice that we've now distributed the world. i'm students in the classes and they're not in separate groups. sometimes it's a bit tedious when you have to keep explaining something but it's also kind of nice to integrate people this way to make sure you manage to include them so i think it's definitely our job to include the students because they can't be integrated just by the teacher is the cohesion of the class is important and that we grow together. when i first come i had no friends but also though welcome class were not too kind because they thought nice to them so at that time i felt like i just want to go back to syria i don't want to be here without friends. and the climbing thing i was afraid to fall down and i was really embarrassed that i was afraid of what people were like so helpful they told me. so when we finished i told myself that i couldn't do it why am i still scared. my classmates are really they're like oh and so but it's like a weirdo because i didn't know it but we're going to manage those. the school enc

blowers one tool more to simplify the seeing through to logon to invent something mule and apply the cern to clean it all combine different techniques to our i. guess to pull to make the product. called of his creations often challenge the glass blowers the shapes and sizes are unusual and require great skill. the pieces are entirely handmade muffin the first lamp that the designer created for broca's was her international breakthrough. now she's the company's or director. i follow my instincts. basically i try to express what i have inside and this is this like creates or speeding that you think that you have something to say and i'm trying to express by objects and by lights. and then if the under the other people if they understand what i have to say and they cherish the work and the objects then it's like an added value. in her search for something new to the called of often pushes the limits of what's possible and in doing so she creates timeless and poetic shapes of like. the british royals a william and kate captured the headlines this week with their whirlwind tour of scandinavia

people without land just doesn't make any cern's. now the village wants to have twenty thousand hectares turned into legally protected territory but the initiative has been death threats the danger is very real just a few months ago six farmers were found shot to death so far no one has been held accountable for their murders. but how do these large corporations get their hands on thousands of hectares of land seemingly overnight the anticorruption group poetica has examined the land deals and documented their findings. now staff from poetica have come to inform local residents. we wanted to highlight one thing namely the connection between deforestation the illegal trade in land and corruption among local officials and of course. there are long been rumors about this but there wasn't enough evidence to be able to say definitively yes it's true . they gathered all the available documents and carried out numerous interviews many of the deals reached in this region are linked to check. he is now being investigated by state prosecutors

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future in russia or china but i don't see a threat today and then there's the head of the british army cern nicholas carter and he says that cyber war with russia is a bigger threat to britain their security to british security than terrorism the terror attacks happened on monthly bases and britain last year i mean what is it all ok under control now no terrorist threat information cyber attack is more dangerous cyber attack is a real problem for all of our countries for russia and united states and for britain but the cyber attacks can come from terrorism as well as from other countries. one of the unique aspects of this cyber threat is that they can come from an individual it can come from a small group and they can come from a nation is not limited like nuclear weapons to a large country that has the industrial capacity to build a nuclear weapons but i think what makes people nervous is a lot of. talk about war war war and conflict is so much in the air right now general carter one more time want to far as saying that they may have no choice about conflict with russia i mean is great bri

united states join them and end the commission's use of the veto mr president a few miles away at cern physicists try to understand what our planet and the universe or universes are made of what matter is at the most basic level and how it all fits together to understand the physical world we humans have long realized we must tunnel deeply beyond molecular biology and geology and go to those subatomic spaces for answers why do we not do the same when it comes to understanding the human world why when examining the political and economic forces at work today do we not zoom in more deeply how can it be so hard to grasp that to understand states in societies their health and ills why they survive why they collapse we must scrutinize at the level of the individual or individuals human beings and their rights after all the first tear in the fabric of peace often begins with the separation of the first few fibers the serious violations of the rights of individuals the denial of economic and social rights civil and political rights and most of all in a persistent denial of freedom there is an

future in russia or china but i don't see a threat today and then there's the head of the british army cern nicholas carter and he says that cyber war with russia is a bigger threat to britain their security to british security than terrorism the terror attacks happened on monthly basis in britain last year i mean what is it all ok under control now no terrorist threat anymore cyber attack is more dangerous scheiber attack is a real problem for all of our countries for russia united states and for britain but the cyber attacks can come from terrorism it was from other countries. one of the unique aspects of the cyber threat is that they can come from an individual it can come from a small group and they can come from a nation is not limited like nuclear weapons to a large country that has the industrial capacity to build a nuclear weapons but i think what makes people nervous is a lot of. talk about war war war and conflict is so much in the air right now general carter one more time want to far as saying that they may have no choice about conflict with russia i mean is great britain and th

future in russia or china but i don't see a threat today and then there's the head of the british army cern nicholas carter and he says that cyber war with russia is a bigger threat to britain their security to british security than terrorism the terror attacks happened on monthly bases and britain last year i mean what is it all ok under control now no terrorist threat information cyber attack is more dangerous cyber attack is a real problem for all of our countries for russia have united states and for britain but the cyber attacks can come from terrorism rows from other countries. one of the unique aspects of the cyber threat is that they can come from an individual it can come from a small group and they can come from a nation is not limited like nuclear weapons to a large country that has the industrial capacity to build a nuclear weapons but i think what makes people nervous is a lot of. talk about war war war and conflict is so much in the air right now general carter one more time want to far as saying that they may have no choice about conflict with russia i mean is great britain a

cerned it has been addressed in those countries and i think also here we can learn because we know that. if the quality is good enough a certain health service then women will come back and also bring down new one spec so if the quality is poor or if it is not the maps appliance in the hospital for instance because of stock outs then we may not come back and so this is it's a vicious cycle actually ok political commitment sons like shorthand for making sure the presidents and prime ministers that home secretaries home ministers do what they should be doing when it comes to health care how do you see that the role of those individual people changing because presumably it needs to be driven by an individual. i think it is not only on national level it's also very important that the political commitment is there on district level our net and on a province level so it's really thought all throughout the whole system and i think the commitment is the area many countries and one of the also see is that some countries especially those who are stepping up into middle income status nowadays that

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future in russia or china but i don't see a threat today and then there's the head of the british army cern nicholas carter and he says that cyber war with russia is a bigger threat to britain their security to british security than terrorism the terror attacks happened on monthly basis in britain last year i mean what is it all ok under control now no terrorist threat anymore cyber attack is more dangerous a cyber attack is a real problem for all of our countries for russia and united states and for britain but the cyber attacks can come from terrorism rose from other countries. one of the unique. aspect of the cyber threats is that they can come from an individual it can come from a small group and they can come from a nation is not limited like nuclear weapons to a large country that has the industrial capacity to build a nuclear weapons but i think what makes people nervous is a lot of. talk about war war war and conflict is so much in the air right now general carter one more time want to fire a saying that they may have no choice about conflict with russia i mean is great britain and

suffering the humanitarian suffering in syria i would like to cern call member states that voted in favor of this resolution that includes concrete and principled demands in response to the appeals of the international community the most important ones are as follows one demanding that all parties seize hostilities without delay in all parts of syria for thirty days at least second allowing the united nations and its partners immediately to undertake medical evacuations in a safe and unconditional manner. demanding all parties to ensure the unimpeded and safe passage of all workers in the humanitarian and medical fields for the call upon all parties to lift the siege of populated areas including eastern gota. we are convinced that this grizzled ocean cannot end the humanitarian suffering in syria immediately however it is a positive sign. sent by the security council a sign that the council is united and. shows solidarity to stop the humanitarian suffering and stop the hostilities immediately. now we must implement this resolution to save the lives of the syrian people and to deliver huma

calledcaring cat an individual environment can only support so much so if you have a meadow will b only a cern number can either photographs and then it won't be productive anymore. he said the earth has this capacity gets under a different name for an ecological limits for planetary boundaries. so the basic idea is natural cycles and resources and if we consume too much of them, they will be very bad consequences to follow from that. if you think about these, they are kind of the opposite of one another. one assist makes more in a smart way and the other is so everybody can win. no, you hunker down and conserve otherwise everyone will lose. this is part of what makes the book such a brilliantly explanatory framework for understanding these things, but here is what i keep coming back to. you are assiduously careful in the book not to come down on one side or the other. we want to be fai fair to feel e of our grandchildren to be able to eat so which side is right? >> in a certain way the answer is i don't know because that involves predicting the future. and if there is one thing that i've lear

equip the partner nations to enhance the capabilities to respond to and mitigate the effect of the cern incident. for the domestic incident at home while most incidents begin and end locally, significant events such as a wmd attack would require the jurisdiction from the state governments and if necessary the federal government. the response elements continuously train and exercise. while the large-scale attack is something we hope will never occur we cannot be complacent or wait until a threat is imminent to act. the complexity of this area requires a whole government approach and strong unity of effort. i work closely with the joint staff and combatant commanders and other components to ensure the department prioritizes the efforts for the unique authorities, resources and capabilities to protect the nation. they've brought a renewed focus and sense of enthusiasm to this mission is. the plans to the operational efforts. in closing we must anticipate our adversaries will continue to evolve and develop increasingly sophisticated methods. if they would be rigorous and prioritize its effo

about the cerned partisanship in washington, d.c. in the building behind me? i am.or: i've been there and i was there uring what we thought were partisan times and if you look on an individual >> you can see the last few minutes of this "washington journal" segment on our website c-span.org. we take you live now to the house floor here on c-span. 6, e 0. the house will resume questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. roe: i move to suspend the les and pass h.r. 45 3 as amended. the clerk: h.r. 45 3 a bill to designate the health care system of the department of veteran affairs in lexington, kentucky as the lexington v.a. health care system and make certain other designations. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from tennessee, dr. roe and the gentleman from california, mr. takano, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the

about the cerned partisanship in washington, d.c. in the building behind me?: i've been there and i was there uring what we thought were partisan times and if you look on an individual basis, there friendships across the aisle they can work together on particular issues. one of them is infrastructure, i should be approached in a bipartisan way, it cries bipartisan solution way. just because one party or member proposes an idea, the opposite party instinctively rejects it. i think there has to be some search for common ground, what on together? i know they try, i know there is ingredients, rent in public discourse, we need to look for bipartisan solutions with everybody to address significant need necessary our country. blares, virginia, debra, good morning. calk caller: good morning, governor. it's a pleasure to listen to what have you to say. -- i think that your plan sounds really reasonable. of usk it is time for all to come together and see that we need to compromise. democrat until this last election, when i feel i was ailroaded and now i'm an independent

heaviest stuff should be but it's more concentrated really in brazil and beyond that some through cern i'm almost finals are in now which means it's a case no showers for now in paraguay you're to go in north not entirely dry twenty six in buenos aires in the sunshine thirty four innocency on more or less telepaths at the sunshine to sixteen degrees but still northern bolivia is at risk for flash flooding from those shows for at least the next two days that trade winds bring occasional showers through the caribbean and he says grace tops those clouds but actually mostly be seen rain falling once the land masses hit so in nicaragua thirty one millimeters is a fairly typical daily fall and if anything they'll be more of the same in nicaragua a bit further south through costa rica maybe even panama in the next day or so but the more prolific rainfall has been throughout the u.s. and particularly the line that goes from texas running at sea or our higher valleys in the northeast it's still there but finally that rain is now moving east. the weather sponsored by qatar race. when the winning