but it was the congress center built in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine that put davos on the map as a location for international business and medical conferences the best known is the annual world economic forum. professor talk to the group founder of the world economic forum with professor dr klaus schwab and he decided it should take place in davos and before with very few wanted it spirits climbing to help shape the. whole it was a well known holiday resort and he hoped the atmosphere would help participants discuss matters in an open mind outweigh a privilege to get in and that's the background to the spirit of davos to this day when the president of the small mountain village of davos first became known internationally in the late one nine hundred century as a health resort. sixteen hundred meters above sea level it's dry pollen and might free climate made it ideal for as maddox and tuberculosis patients. shattered been all the time in europe one in seven people died of tb they were just sick they actually died of it it was a terrible place i wanted. wealthy patients would s

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expected to plead guilty to false statements to congress. centeredissues of collusion with russia. that was the scene on thursday morning. the latest move by special counsel robert mueller. want to talk about it with congressman adam schiff. congressman, thank you for joining us. i want to get to the implications of the cohen plea deal. but first, your response to roger stone there. he's denying any contact with wikileaks. he's denying any contact with the trump campaign over wikileaks. did you find his answers credible? >> no, i didn't. not at all. and, in fact, the e-mails you read to him, those exchanges with corsi, which i think he provided to the press, the substance of those e-mails are inconsistent with his testimony before our committee. the mere existence of those e-mails are inconsistent with his testimony before our committee. but nonetheless, his testimony was delivered with the same conviction that he made the statements to you this morning. that testimony really needs to be provided to the special counsel for consideration on whether pe

passed legislation creating the wilson center as the nation's official memorial to our 28 president. rather than erect a statue on the mall, congress created the wilson center as a living memorial whose mission is to serve as a bridge between academia and public policy. wilson, our only president with a phd, believe the policy maker could learn from a scholar and vice versa. the center for fills this bash fulfills this -- the center fulfills this mission through in-depth research and dialogue. to form actual ideas on global issues. 2013, wilson's inauguration as president. -- the centenary of wilson's inauguration as president. next month, marxists and kearny -- next year marks the centenary of the end of world war i. and the first european trip by an american president to head the delegation to the peace conference. against this historical backdrop, and the celebration of the wilson center's 50th anniversary, we are returning this afternoon to wilson's legacy to two panels exploring the relevancy to the international and domestic record for today. ast historians rank wilson one of the sixth most important presidents. the three gre

. >> congress created the wilson center in washington dc as the nation's memorial to president woodrow wilson. next on the presidency, the center host policy students to that policy experts to consider -- policy experts to consider how the 28th presidents global relations after world war i has fared over the last century. it's just over an hour. >> good afternoon. i'm the senior vice president of the wilson center. i would like to welcome those in attendance here at the center in washington, d.c., also a warm welcome to those watching on c-span. 50 years ago t

passed legislation creating the wilson center as the nation's official memorial to our 28 president. onher than erect a statue the mall, congress created the wilson center as a living memorial whose

under rex buffington's leadership and guidance, the stennis center has fulfilled its purpose, as set forth by congress. the center was established by statute for the purpose of promoting public service as a career choice and providing training and education to state and local leaders, congressional staff, and students. as part of the legislative branch, the stennis center is subject to annual oversight and has always proved its value. a major success of the center, and no doubt a credit to its longevity, is the reach of its leadership development programs. the center truly offers something for everyone, whether that person be a student body president, a hill intern, a veteran staffer, or a member of congress. one of the center's best-known programs is the congressional staff fellows program, which counts among its alumni hundreds of senior-level staffers. these chiefs of staff, staff directors, and legislative directors representing different political parties, different parts of the country in both congressional chambers are given the opportunity to discuss the challenges facing congress and how it c

congress will just have to do two things at once. they'vew many times been successful in this modern budgeting process, here's a chart from the pew research center. there are four were congress was able to pass all of its 12 spending bills. remind us of this time period where nothing was passed. guest: 2006 to 2014. there were a lot of crs passed. there's been over 200 crs passed and we've had over 20 shutdowns. when people talk about regular order that is an elusive thing. in the last 40 years we have only done it four times. regular order seems to be not getting it done and getting to a continuing resolution. host: loretto is waiting in mississippi. independent. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. i was calling about the wall thing in the budget. my daughter's boyfriend is undocumented immigrant from mexico and also i have a niece that had a baby with a guy that was in the ms 13 getting from california -- gang from california so i know the immigration thing personally and my aunt had a man tried to break who was anuse illegal and the cops didn't even want to fool with him breaking into her house. i was calling about the wall th

centers. as government shutdown is likely to continue into the new year after both houses of congress adjournedwithout agreeing on a way forward politicians are now expected to vote on the impasse next week the standoff centers on tunnel trumps demand for five billion dollars for his border wall in next year's budget which democrats firmly opposes and opinion polls suggest more americans blame the president rather than the democrats for the shutdown and also ports in washington d.c. . there is of course a very strong political element to the government shutdown president trump promised during his election campaign in two thousand and sixteen that he'd build a wall on the border with mexico he said he'd make mexico pay for it he's not saying that anymore but he wants five billion dollars to pay for a section of the wall and he's saying that democrats are being intransigent and not coming to the table this despite the fact that the president said he would be proud to initiate the shutdown in a televised meeting with democratic leaders so the democrats' response is to try to paint president trump

coming up next, how the fight over healthcare will be front and center for congress and the white house, now and to the next presidential election. >> still few light showers out there. you see that. we will look at the the forecast. the models that project if we will see rain this week. >>> covered california is extending its deadline to apply after judge ruled last week former president obama's healthcare law is unconstitutional. the ruling in texas is expected to touch off a legal battle that could wind up in the u.s. supreme court. >>> on the legallen. >> reporter: on the legal -- on the legal side, the high court upheld obama care on two occasions and the swing vote in those cases was justice roberts. while the makeup of the court changed no guarantee the outcome will be different. that is pushing healthcare to congress' to-do list and last night president trump described it as a great opportunity. >> if the republicans and the democrats get together we are going to end up with incredible healthcare which is the way it should have been from day one and it will happen. it has a chan

he likes to say he's always the center of the center democratic congress. there's bernie on the left, joe manchin on the right and he always does a good job of being in the center. whether it's harris or jillenbrand. the hard part of senate democrats running for president is they don't have the majority to say, i moved that bill, so they're going to kneeled attract attention. that's going to make schumer's life more difficult for sure. i think he's got a pretty good relationship with plr pelosi. there is now a fight over trurp aechl border knoll. so it will be interesting to see how that goes as well. >> kate, you wrote a cq magazine cover story talking about these issues, and one of the surprising things was the fact that your sources and folks out in k street were telling you that it may not be such a bad thing to not get much done, that there is a reason for having all this political noise and it may actually serve a purpose. but what about what the business community is looking for and how it sets itself up? >> yeah, i mean, i think that the business com

centers. u.s. government shutdown is likely to continue into the new year after both houses of congress adjourned without agreeing on a way forward politicians are now expected to vote on the impasse next week the standoff centers on donald trump's demand for five billion dollars for his border wall in next year's budget which the democrats firmly oppose and opinion polls suggesting more americans blame the president than the democrats for the shutdown rob reynolds reports now from washington. there is of course a very strong political element to the government shutdown president trump promised during his election campaign in two thousand and sixteen that he'd build the wall on the border with mexico he said he'd make mexico pay for it he's not saying that anymore but he wants five billion dollars to pay for a section of the wall and he's saying that democrats are being intransigent and not coming to the table this despite the fact that the president said he would be proud to initiate the shutdown in a televised meeting with democratic leaders so the democrats' response is to try to paint president trump

congress reconvenes. during the shutdown park visitor centers parking lots and restrooms are close. that includes near woods. other closures include passport application offices at federal buildings and offices that process home or business loans. rtions of national parks including yosemite and the golden gate national recreation area. alcatraz is open but only for day cruises. in san francisco the privately funded presidio trust is taking over the work to keep the presidio open. in addition federal courts and the post office will stay open. >>> the senate adjourned without a spending deal. trump is refusing to sign any bill that does not include $5 billion in funding for a border wall. democrats in congress are against it. the standoff will stay unresolved for at least pong pa senate floor about where they stand.>>> push the pause button until the president from who we will need a signature estimate democrats from who we will need votes. reach an agreement. >>> president trump is demanding billions of dollars for an expensive ineffective wall that the majority of americans don't su

front and center in congress we are talking about rebuking the crown prince over the death of journalistamal khashoggi. to draw support from that coalition, this is the worst possible timing if you are going to do this. particularly the gulf swamp. don't do it this week when all eyes are on the gulf and on saudi arabia and the vitriol is an all time high. >> she not a government official, but he is working for the president of the united states. his access in the gates. how about can't touch this stuff. what's so hard about that? >> the foreign policy, being secretary of state and the we have people and other countries. it's not the president's lawyer. >> his majesty the king receives high level. up next is the end of the year. congress still has a lot left to do. ou book at hilton.com, you get the price match guarantee. so if you find your room at a lower rate, hilton is like... we're gonna match that rate and give you an extra 25% off. what would travel sites do if you found a better price? that's not my problem, it's your problem. get outta here! whoa, i really felt that performance.

achieved significantly, with the prime minister support my 10 minute rule for congress this afternoon. and legislative centers and public buildings, we can end this need. >> my honorable friend is right to raise this issue and we certainly are coveted to encouraging all schools to do that as part of their first day equipment in the department of education working with the nhs to make these life-saving devices more affordable and also become easier to use in recent times but i pay tribute not only to my honorable friend for raising this issue but many people campaigning and raising fundss to make sure there are different relations in not just schools but other places like my constituency in holly port. we should commend them for what they are doing and work to ensure that they are relatable. >> the winter mortality figures show in the last 10 years, 330,000 people have died because of the cold. 50,000 died since 1976. it is a shameful indictment on our ability to protect elderly and vulnerable residents and say specifically what she is doing this winter to prevent thousands of people from dying needlessly? >>

not just to the president but to members of congress as well jordan thank you all let's take all of this on with richard white's he's the director of the center for political military analysis at the hudson institute joining us from washington thanks for being with us once again on al-jazeera why do you think that president trump a channel hands specifically for the defense secretary job or at least for the acting defense secretary john. well president trump and i wanted to have the secretary mabus leave earlier than expected that is now as opposed to in february then the logical person to fill that gap would be the acting secretary i mean president try to notice him they've worked closely on various issues including the recent decision to establish a space force and so its own president trumps comfortable with someone who knows the issues someone who has largely an extensive managerial experience so he's the obvious person to have is at least as good as he was really you know the issues because a lot of people. a lot of senators in fact seem to say that he has no experience so

so the pottial for this law is going to make politics, i think, front and center, the minute the esnew congresses intoion in january. >> sreenivasan: jeff, it also seems to raise the importance of the federal bench in the sense that right now, this particular caseit seems to have been shopped, almost, by the people who thought that they were going to get a favorable verdict. and you realize that it's not just the supreme court that makes the law of the land. there's all these other courtit, an really important the judges that every president has the abily to get through confirmation. >> and teat-- that's ay important point because while everybody's talking about the democratic victory in the midterm, the senate, the new senate will be slightly morean republwhich means that even if there are a couple of republican dissenters from these fedeyl judges, it's v likely that trump can get pretty much all of his judgesat through the court of appeals level, the district crt levls. it does throw a light on just how important it is that the republicans were able to holdpa and d their hold on the senate. >

center. what about the incoming congress? will they have a caucus of concern?s senator, mitt romney, one of trump's harshest critics in 2018. he also considered joining his administration and said he was more hawkish than trump on immigration. he also criticized the policy on family separations who will mitt romney, former governor and failed presidential candidate be in the senate? and if he takes up even a small part of the mccain/flake/corker mantle, will he have much company? that's one of the questions floating around washington, particularly around establishment gopers as the new congress is set to be sworn in. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. hope you can catch us weekdays as well. state of the union is next with dana bash interviewing counselor to the president, kelly anne conway. stay with us. >>> no end in sight. the president is now blaming democr democrats for the death of two migrant children at the border and backing away from his vow to own the shutdown. >> nancy pelosi is calling the shots. >> is anyone trying to make a deal to reopen the

and donald trump front and center announced after congress, republicans and democrats came together onafter laura ingraham, ann coulter, rush limbaugh attacked the president, he declared a shutdown and said he owned it. that's the first problem. the second point, when you examine his approach to the issue, back in 2017 and 2018, congress appropriated $1.6 billion for border security barriers. and the trump administration only spent 6%. why in fact would congress reappropriate more billions to humor laura ingraham and ann coulter. >> i think the notion of shutting the border is a veiled threat on the part of the president, but in terms of who takes blame for the shutdown, there's blame to go all the way around. the president said he would be proud to shut the border down, well, unfortunately that's where we are. he should and i expect him to come down off his $5 billion request to build the wall. but we have to remember, democrats have been okay with a security fence in 2006. right now, it appears as though they don't want to have anything to do with the wall because it is trump's big,

the point were congress is going to have to do something front and center. todd: one more question. ck congress? >> the chances are very small. >> it is like saying the cleveland browns are going to win the super bowl. >> baker is not donald trump? >> what i do think you will get next year with a democrat led congress, you will get bipartisan support for immigration, comprehensive immigration reform. >> what the american people want. >> bipartisan the question. todd: appreciate your time. you should work for me. time, 37 after the hour. we showed you this video earlier. it is jaw-dropping. a man pushed in front of the moving truck by a complete stranger. how police caught the man behind that random attack. a school principal instituting a controversial candycane ban saying the j shape is too close to jesus. the outrage boiling over when "fox and friends first" continues. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly dev

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georgetown university's lugar center evaluated all members of congress and they said i was in the top 25 most bipartisan. that does not mean you do not come with a political philosophy , i would describe myself as a conservative. but i am a conservative trying to get things done. if constituencies give members of congress more latitude to get things done and take some of these small steps, then i think the system is more balanced over the long run. if youskam: -- steve: watch cable news, you would think the system is broken. the end is coming. crisis is around the corner. on the inside, do you feel that way? rep. roskam: i do not feel that way and it is a week us that that is being communicated. it is creating a sense of discouragement and people feeling overwhelmed. if i mounted my constituency and , andoing a small meeting the first two or three questions a hand will go up and say why can't you get along? and i walk through substantive examples. the opioid crisis. both sides came together on a big controversial issue. everybody wade in significant -- everybody weighed in significant

if i had to guess, if this is action going on, it's centered in little rock, arkansas. congressl put the trump justice department's feet to the fire. have you done anything? is there illegality or drop this line of inquiry with the clinton foundation. next thursday we could get our answer. >> john: the people you spoke to on the legal side, do they see laws violated? >> they do. i sent this to a half dozen home ownerer fbi and irs experts who focus in charity and financial fraud. all of them said if this walked in by door, i would open a crimmial investigation of clinton foundation. every one of them said that. one made some of the most complex financial fraud cases said i would open up on this in a second. >> sean: huge bombshells. we will have back you tomorrow and the rest of the week into next week to get into this more deeply. thank you. joining us with more reaction house intelligence committee chairman. do you have any reaction to what you heard from john? and the big breaking report from yesterday? >> it doesn't surprise me. we have looked into the clinton foundation and

he likes to say that he is the center of this and it democratic congress. ere is bernie on the left and joe manchin on the right. he always finds a way to be the center. he will he ate -- he will do a good job on trying to make sure whoever is running has potential opportunities. canill make sure that he try to govern as much as he can. the hard part for senate democrats running for president is that they do not have the majority to say that i moved this bill because mitch mcconnell is in control of that. they will thought in -- need to find ways to break through if they want to attract attention. that will make schumer's life difficult. i think he has a good relationship with nancy pelosi. they are pretty much walked in lockstep. there is now a fight over trump's border wall and a potential shutdown. schumer and pelosi have been in sync. they know they have more leverage if they stay united. it will be interesting to see how that goes. kate, wrote a cover story talking about these issues. one of the surprising things was the fact that your sources were tell

this government shutdown, partial shutdown could last into the new year, perhaps into the new congress. it centersbehind the democrats' strategy. listen to mic mulvane on "fox news sunday." >> there simply occasion for nancy pelosi's election for the speakership. i think she is now in that unfortunate position of being beholden to her left wing to where she cannot be seeing as agreeing with the president on anything until after she is speaker. if that's the case, again, i think there is a chance we go into the new congress. > >> just to clarify a little bit. pelosi needs the votes of the democratic freshman class to become speaker when the new congress is sworn in on january 3rd. most of those new freshman are open borders and do not want to pay for any kind of a wall she doesn't want to alien nate them by negotiating with the president before she is speaker and potentially lose their votes. the democrats reject that characterization and say this is all the president's doing. >> the president just a few days ago said he was proud to author of a shutdown of his own government that he was elected to

shutdown is likely to continue into the new year after both houses of congress adjourned without agreeing on a way forward the standoff centers on donald trump's demand for five billion dollars for his border wall and next year's budget which the democrats firmly oppose thursday saw another roller coaster on the u.s. money markets off dropping more than five hundred points the dow jones clawed its way back to finish up more than one percent the general in charge of brazil's military intervention against crime in rio de janiero has hailed the operation a success the military marks its completion with a ceremony although the intervention doesn't officially end until monday brazil deployed thousands of soldiers in february to combat an increase in violence targeting drug trafficking gangs in the city's poorest areas critics say the intervention has failed to address the root causes of crime those are your headlines the news continues after witness. the democratic republic of congo is finally heading to the polls after a two year delay will be announced the winner of this already controversial presidential election join us for sp

congress as well. robert werth, graduate of the wilson center known as princeton, is an award-winning contributing writer to the new york times and former fellow here at the wilson center where he wrote a wonderful book. robert is a native, resident of washington. so the housekeeping matter is quite simple. we have almost an hour. each panelist will talk for ten minutes. we may ask an annoying question or two and then we will go to the audience. let me begin with you to set the stage, robert, given your recent travels in yemen. >> thank you, nice to be here. i will talk mostly about what it looks and feels like in yemen, some of the visible power differences which i was there for a couple weeks in september. one of the most striking things was the difference between south and north. you arrive in yemen where the flights come in and you feel you are on sacred ground. the self is effectively run by saudis and their local allies and you sense right away something menacing. a lot of fragmentation, my old yemeni friends, looking the way i do, there's a sense that if there are still assassinations, kidnappings

would argue that this is one of the most effective, certainly one of the most effective right of center congresses in a long time and i think an effective congress that looks at the issues facing this country and does so in a long-range way deal with those issues and it is something that we ought to be talking to people about and use that as a standard -- we were good this year, let's find out how to be even better next year. with that, mr. president, i would yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. man man i ask unanimous consent that the senate -- mr. manchin: i ask unanimous consent that the senate -- the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. barrasso: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, mr. president. reserving the right to object. you know, whether you support obamacare or oppose it, and to be clear, i oppose it, it remains the law. the decis

traveled to the middle east about 25 times over my nine terms in congress, and i've been there five or six times since coming to the center years ago and onst one congressional delegation i went to yemen i went on a mission to assess the situation and i met with about four viable political parties i know this may sound like a parallel universe but i remember it well sharing in some detail about the civil war which existed there was hope because there was some political capacity and more than some peace. those days seem far, far away. today and i don't think anyone would disagree it is the largest humanitarian crisis on the planet among other competitors but in this case, mass starvation, millions of refugees, the raging civil war anwill end when he mentioned the names of some of the competitors. they might be the ethnic cleansing in myanmar and the dire consequences of accelerating climate change so that's pretty serious competition but i think sadly and catastrophically yemen is leaving to become leading. one thing i noticed that there were signs of life in the congress after everyone has just nodded after a long time of

fraud in north carolina and the congressional race there a closely watched race that centers around the 9th congresses. but the state election board, a bipartisan board has now delayed certifying those results as they look into credible allegations that absentee ballots were tampered with to the benefit of the republican candidate in this case. cnn has discovered the same nine people signed at least ten ballots each. three witnesses signed more than 40 ballots each. only the voter or near relative can hand in an absentee ballot. joining me now is harry. the details of this are remarkable and alarming here. they are talking about the word harvesting has been used, that operatives were sent around to take empty absentee ballots from really impoverished >> i think there are a few things. number one, ballot harvesting, which is the more idea that someone who isn't an immediate family member of the person is signing a ballot and sending it in is illegal. but the fact there are pretty credible affidavits out there that suggest it's more than that. in fact, you took these ballots that were only filled in a

congress and the white house. >>> and the movie mogul at the center of the me too movement is set to answer for some of the most serious allegations against him amid concerns the charges could be thrown out. >>> well, this may just be the most peaceful view of any road you' see today. aaa says today is going to be the busiest travel day of the holiday season in the d.c. area. >> news 4 today is working for you to make sure your holiday trips get off to a gard good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchoust. even ife not one of the millions taking a trip today, you'll still have to deal with traffic.y melissa mollet is tracking road conditions for our commute this morning. but let's start withll chuck it is a weather alert day, chuck. >> you bet it is. it'snd all cold a quiet and cloudy outside here early this morning, but our weather is going to go downhill fast as we get into the later parts of the afternoon. crazy wind and rain mov in after the sun goes down tonight. so storm team 4 weaer alert. the flood watches have already been issued. they go into effect at this evening and last through t

we will spspeak to baher azmzmyf the centerer for cononstitutioil rights. >>>> congress s has writitten vy clearly in the immigration anand nationonality act that t indivis are entitled to o apply y for am whether they make that --- whether they enter thehe united ststat a at a port of entryry ad subjecect to routine inspectionr whether they enter oututside a poport of entry to whetether thy cross with the government would say unlawfully. amy: and a group of yemeni americans follow lawsuit over president trump's muslim ban in an attempt to reunite with their families who have been blocked entry into the united states, even though their visas had been approved. we will be joined by a yemeni father and his four-year-old daughter who is separated from her mother. >> when she asks me for her mother, i always give her a hug and tell her she is coming soon because she doesn't understand what a travel ban means. i try to pick her up when she cries for r her mother. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in new