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country because they you know as you mentioned a lot of people they seem sympathetic to the protesters craven says. yeah i mean there are a lot of people on the streets of tehran who understand the frustration of young people in a country where the unemployment rate is thirty two percent for the young and they're also highly educated iran has a very good education system so a lot of people are underemployed as well of dealing with that there are times over that that iran faces a lot of structural problems still under pretty heavy sanctions from the americans that make it very tough to to get a trade go there are no simple solutions for up for president rouhani but i think we are going to see him try to do so he's off on some of this there it's a notice that he had to announce trying to make life a little bit easier while still trying to move ahead of some of the liberalizing reforms trying to put the economy back on an attack over time across it first to try to spur business interest but no no no easy solutions there eric randolph with the latest from tehran thank you thank you kate. an extre

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coverage of germany's parliament marking holocaust memorial day our political correspondent peter craven is here with us in studio to tell us more about the significance of this ceremony and this remembrance and let's take a look at some of the pictures coming in from the bundestag now where lawmakers are gathering where they are for a special session to reflect on this very dark chapter in germany's history one of the last known surviving members of the women's orchestra of auschwitz is set to speak now international holocaust remembrance day took place over the weekend and today the dog is paying its tribute and the president of the bundestag. will commence a ceremony with a speech there will also be musical interludes. and we will be bringing you that ceremony live as soon as it begins and peter as we're waiting for it to begin tell us a bit more about the significance of this commemoration and also about the speaker that we're waiting for. we'll survey this is a ceremony goes back about just over twenty years back to nine hundred ninety six when it was introduced at the behest of the

far outstrip everyone at new year's some ten thousand people rushed into the north sea here it's craven ing and to welcome twenty eighteen. around half a million people lined the streets of london on monday for the traditional new year's day parade. at twelve o'clockne day nearly ten thousand performers from all over the world begin their perceptions through the british capital. this year cheerleaders and marching bands from the united states joined in the celebrations the annual parade has been held since one thousand nine hundred eighty seven and is considered the largest new year's street procession worldwide. leo arden and the netherlands and the letter the capital of malta are the new european capitals of culture the two cities could hardly be more different and neither could their programs for the year but let is the european union smallest capitals founded by the knights of st john it's a unesco world heritage site. leo arden is showcasing the entire province of freesia the e.u. has awarded the title of comparable of culture to at least two cities every year since two thousand an

other thing that leads to happiness young gang members need to be made to realise how cowardly and cravenpicable and life changing the cabbie to so many of the victims. very good to talk to you. thank you for being with us. the german chancellor angela merkel‘s christian democrats are to begin five days of talks — to see whether they can form a coalition government with the social democrats. no new government has been formed since the election in september, when her party lost more than 60 parliamentary seats. ahead of the talks mrs merkel said she is ‘optimistic‘ a deal can be reached. our correspondent damian mcguinness is in berlin. she is optimistic. do you think they can doa she is optimistic. do you think they can do a deal? this will be and drawn out process. this first set of talks are cold explorative detox. what comes out of that will be put to the social democrats centre—left party. if the except to go to the next stage, the official coalition talks will begin. if all goes well, there could be a government in place by easter. so we are talking quite a long and drawn—out process

alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven now valetta the capital of the tidy mediterranean island of malta is currently making headlines it's just been inaugurated as a european capital of culture so expect a dense year long program of events to mark the island's colorful heritage including parades and spectacular performances. but another darker side of the island is also in the headlines because malta is mired in corruption that it's believed could extend right up to the highest levels of government there's been huge concern about last year's killing of a crusading journalist in a car bomb a committee to meet with him. jonathan ferris is on his way to speak before a delegation of members of the european parliament he wants to express his concern about what's happening in malta. north. tower that is. how it came to be was that thought i was of ross like. loss for words loss for the government that is until her murder journalist stephanie caro nicolete exposed organized crime and corruption in her popular blog she accused conrad miti a minister and keep s

alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe i'm peter craven a new presenter joining michelle henery here on the show and let me say it's great to have you with us now people around the world have been celebrating the new year and they will have done so of course in lots of different ways many will have been at done single clubbing and some of them will have taken party drugs like ecstasy or amphetamine and one of the biggest market places in the world for these synthetic drugs is in the netherlands in the province of north that borders belgium and lies close to germany here the drugs are mixed in laboratories into sometimes deadly combinations the dutch police say they are determined to clamp down on this highly lucrative trade and our reporter has joined them on a major raid. the team briefing these police officers rely on leads from informers in the drug scene that's why they want to remain anonymous the preparations make it clear this is no run of the mill mission. in a warehouse located in an industrial area and they stumble upon some fifty thousand liters of formic acid

turkey's fired artillery into kurdish controlled on craven northwest syria because fordable barbe and the vaseline comes after days of threats by president raging tayyip erdogan against the syrian kurdish fighters know as the y.p. ji fears the establishment of a kurdish corridor along its order. the u.s. says it will withhold another payment to the un's relief agency for palestinian refugees forty five million dollars was promised last month for food aid on tuesday washington mansour was going to withhold more than half of one hundred twenty five million dollars aid package. the lebanese army says it's found the bodies of nine syrian refugees who phones to death trying to cross the border into lebanon they were discovered after a snowstorm near the mountainous area of the must no border crossing six of those were saved but one later died in hospital hundreds of thousands of children inside sudan may die emergency action isn't taken to boost food security that's according to the new executive director of the un's children's agency unicef is visiting the country millions have been displ

. >> retired navy admiral william the craven's next about a self-help book, making his bed.ost of the authors have appeared on book tv. watch them on our website at booktv.org. >> of money or face a new scre screen. ed henry of fox news, we think of you when it comes to politics in the president. >> or baseball or anything else. i have a lot of people ask way we write about baseball. i believe you have to have a passion for something else. and it's awesome but you have to have another passion. baseball is something i've loved since i was a little kid. ten years ago i was at a dinner party and i thought i would get some political gossip. the ambassador served pigeon which was disgusting. so what's going on? the next to me said you can eat those. it's called squad. it's a delicacy. world series was going on i'm in leave early she said my late father-in-law had a major role in baseball history but the story has never been told. i sat back down. her father-in-law was a minister in brooklyn in 1945. they knocked on his tour in despair and secretly was thinking about pulling out o

if that, no, it is not just these six individuals that are craven criminals that not only prey on black communities and brown communities but immigrant communities. some of those nice illegal aliens and immigrants that are in our country good folk are trapped by a lot of these folk and by the industries. but, even worse than these particular criminals are politicians who play games with imgrant communities the same way that progressive politicians have played with the black community for decades. i'm talking about people like jerry brown. i'm talking people like rahm emanuel with their sanctuary states, their sanctuary cities and now new class of individuals sanctuary felons that they give pardons too because they are pursuing a progressive agenda. well, who -- where do these people prey? where do they practice their illicit trades? it's not in the bay area at the chardonnay cocktail parties, okay. it is in these black and brown and immigrant communities that are the victims of these horrendous crimes. >> we went from these six criminals to jerry brown? laura, you are a lawyer, isn't th

the craven's son in the godfather. though we should point out that politico originally misreported this saying that bannon called kushner frodo, the character from lord of the rings. so will bannon now return fire and come up with a nickname for his former boss? one wonders where this epic battle might end up, perhaps like an old west stand off. with smart phones instead of guns. >>> adding insult to injury, a pipe break sends water streaming into a baggage holding area shutting down parts of an already backlogged airport. >>> bone chilling cold. think it's frigid? try fighting a fire when it's two below. >>> and time's up, celebrities send a message. hello erin, i'm anna cabrera in new york, you are live in the cnn newsroom, lots to talk about as we head into a new week. much of the talk this week, it has been about a book. people close to the president this weekend are safe to say not big fans of the new book that describes the oval office as out of control, the president as mentally unstable and an inevery sucker th

tremendousfects on history -- tremendous t effectsn history because chamberlain has always been regarded as craven, the man with the tightly-rolled umbrella, spineless, but he was not. he was a forceful, smart and very, very unforgiving politician. you would have to try and imagine a middle class birmingham version of lyndon johnson to get at the character of neville chamberlain. [laughter] and turn that over in your mind. [laughter] and he gave way over czechoslovakia because he thought it was right to give way over czechoslovakia, and because he knew that nobody in britain -- still less anybody in france -- was prepared to go to war in 1938 to save czechoslovakia. inadvisedly, once that had happened and chamberlain became a world class hero, "the new york times" lavished praise on him for saving us all from war in 1938, he gave an uncautious guarantee to poland to protect them if they were attacked by germany even though it was already apparent that poland was theen next place on hitler's li. and hitler was convinced that chamberlain would never go to war if he attacked poland. he said once in b

elsewhere, in a sense the natural political inclinations of facebook and google are incentivized by craven're beyond commercial pressure now. only antitrust pressure in washington or in brussels could restrain this entity. but in a sense they have found a political sweet spot that incentivizes the left wing thought control they're engaging in. >> tucker: and yet republicans control almost all levels of power and doing nothing. maybe later in the week you can tell me what the point of voting for them in the first place was. i'd be interested to know. >> that may be a very long and depressing program. >> tucker: might be. thanks, mark. >> and a ratings bombs to boot. thanks, tucker. >> tucker: thank you. we've got new developments in the mystery of the mandalay bay shooting in las vegas. stranger than you would imagine. we have them. we'll be right back. get ready for centrum micro-workouts. the bottle curl. the twist n' turn. the stretch n' grab. the gummy squish. centrum micronutrients fuel your body from the inside out. grab a centrum and join in. repeat daily. need a change of scenery? k

but i do think that it is frankly craven that you would accuse one of our co-workers of lying. someone here is lying. >> right. >> if they can't come out of a meeting and have everyone in good faith tell what was said, do we think they can crack a massive deal? >> this is once again the president getting in his own way. he created the situation. he chose to make this comparison, which nobody questions. they're parsing words because they can. they are trying to blame it on the media because it works for them. a.b., we went to the white house when it happened. raj whatever his name is didn't back off the words. >> not a word. >> they talked to a staffer. yeah, that is what he said. lindsey graham was in the same room. contemporaneous statement to tim scott. has a lot of value in it. jeff flake said people told him this was the language, the sentiment before it even came public. dick durbin put out this statement. let's put it up for people. they're using the fact that durbin got jammed up in the past talking about what happened in the obama administration. he said now they are tr

according to politico, he privately refers to jared kushner as freddo, the craven son in "the godfather politico originally misreported this saying that bannon called kushner frodo, from "lord of the rings." one wonders where this epic battle might end up, perhaps like an old west standoff with smartphones instead of guns. >> all right. and thank you so much for joining me this sunday. the next hour of "the newsroom" starts after this. >>> hello. you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. top officials talking about this tell-all book that paints the first year of the trump administration as completely dysfunctional. stephen miller was on cnn today. he calls the book garbage, michael wolff, a garbage author. about the comments about steve bannon, grotesque, vindictive, not credible, miller says. in a nutshell, everything painting the president in a negative light is poorly written fiction and that the president is, quote, a political genius. i'm about to play you part of the conversation with jake tapper, but in the time since then, steve bannon has issued an apology of so

elsewhere, in essence, the natural political inclinations of facebook and google are incentivized by craven a kind of -- if you want to steer clear, they are beyond commercial pressure now. only antitrust pressure in washington or in brussels could restrain this entity. but in a sense, they have found a political sweet spot that incentivizes the left-wing thought control they are engaging in. >> tucker: yet, republicans control almost all levers of power in the u.s. government and are doing nothing. maybe later in the week you can come back onma and tell me what the point of voting for them in the first place was. i would be interested to know. >> [laughs] that may be a very long and depressing program depressing program. >> tucker: [laughs] it might be. marx died, thank you as always. >> and a ratings bomb to boot. thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: thank you. we'veys got new developments in the mystery of the mandalay bay shooting in las vegas. stranger then you may imagine. we've got them. we'll be right back. ♪ it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "ch

doing basically what a year ago i thought he'd do a year later and many of these congresspeople being craven subservient to him. >> nunes and -- right. >> and paul ryan, mitch mcconnell. i never had high hopes they would suddenly become paragons of virtue or principle, but look at lindsey graham, things he said during the campaign and even six months ago. something happened where he became, or underwent a transformation. call your old boss, john mccain, ask him. he might be the only one who knows. >> i late to go into psychology, the fact he's ill. on immigration, all of these things, pulley lindsey graham. see it the way i see it. >> be brave. >> now, you know -- he's not around. >> a lot of folks enters the bargain. jumped in bed with the devil. >> to what end, though? >> tax cuts. tax reform. quote/unquote. welfare reform. >> and a giant wave election. the ballot has republicans -- democrats have a 17-point advantage. all going to be unemployed. >> one thing in the quinnipiac poll we didn't have here. 59% of people think donald trump is strong. think he's dumb, embarrassing, but in fright

to starve in his words terrorists of their territory their funding and the false allure of their craven ideology we will also support faith leaders in this region and across the world as they teach their disciples to practice love not hate and we will also help persecuted peoples who suffered so much of the hands of isis and other terrorist groups to this and the united states has redirected funding from ineffective relief efforts and for the first time we're providing direct support to christian and other religious minorities as they rebuild their communities after years of repression and war. the united states has already committed more than one hundred ten million dollars to assist christian and other religious minorities across the wider middle east and we urge our allies here in israel in europe and across the world to join us in this cause let's work together to restore the rich splendor of religious diversity across the middle east so that all faiths may once again flourish in the lands where they were born thank you and. as we work to defeat the scourge of terrorism and give aid