a spokeswoman for the european commission said migration commissioner dimitris overall pulis has been speaking with member states to break the deadlock. calls for them to provide support and continue to the joint efforts to. morsi dirtiness only needed and once again. any time that the dictabelt. for disembarking and. in the military. was put as the men women and children floating in the mediterranean are learning the hard way the union is anything but united on migration. and just for we go reminder of the top story we're following for you here today democrats to power in the u.s. house of representatives the most diverse congress in history asked for a new budget bill. in a school in a snubbed president bill trump leaving out billions in funding for his u.s. mexican border. you are watching g.w. news coming to you live from berlin we have more for you coming up top of the next hour assuming we will be with you then don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's at t w dot com thanks for watching.

. >> the kremlin has come out now -- i think it was dimitri preskov, the spokesman there, saying no,e never talked to anybody. the kremlin did not hold talks with anyone at all about building the tower. >> you have to take with a grain of salt. >> a grain of salt, perhaps like a big shed full of blocks of salt. >> in the past, have seen dimitri peskov say things that turned out to not be true. >> so not surprising they'd be pushing back. >> right. we have to take that with a little bit of salt. i think it shows russia does not want to further this narrative that they were sort of pushing the trump -- that the trump campaign -- pushing the whole idea of collusion during a time of the campaign. there's evidence that shows president trump was willing to have these secret talks about the trump tower deal, keep them secret from the public and say i have no deals with russia. it does beg the question why, although why all the misleading statements. what was being hidden from the american people during the campaign in 2016? >> i'm used to attorneys going on television and saying a lot with

dimitri yard which founded another extreme right organization treason or trident in one thousand nine hundred four. in april two thousand and thirteen became an assistant to a member of parliament from the opposition party who died. later that same year he would become the leader of the most radical ukrainian nazi group the right sector. laundry paro be would soon appear leading a whole army of ultra nationalist warriors. and the torch marches would once again light up the streets of ukrainian cities. with. the world drastically changed in august one thousand nine hundred one when the u.s.s.r. de facto ceased to exist and the global political map welcomed many newcomers ukraine one of them in modern history it was the first time ukraine was truly independent and all on its own. the red flag came down over the kremlin tonight as president gorbachev resigned and or to an end seven decades of communist rule in the soviet union. the years after the disintegration of the u.s.s.r. became known as the crazy ninety's in all the post soviet territories. he's leaving behind fifteen independent

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mad dimitris top us to you won't let an occasional internet crash can't take him not even with a delegation from his german sister city looking over his shoulder. they're gathered in the town halls control room from here the first smart city in greece is operated. the german guests are impressed. that in from a computer scientist myself fran to be honest they're a step ahead of us we can learn something from them. from here the staff can monitor how many parking spots are occupied the municipal water pumps power usage for the street lighting and even how full the dumpsters on. purpose to you is aiming for a green and energy efficient town he admits he'll need far more than a high tech control room. this isn't just about the new technology is what it's about a new way of thinking that we need here in greece we've seen or as the old thinking goddess of the department. for example breaking the habit of going everywhere by car mer past are you right his bike where he can. become known as the country's bicycle friendliest town. the otherwise average community of over eighty thousand in central g

by my guests here in moscow bodie he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke to international and in london we crossed to marcus papadopoulos he's the editor of politics first magazine right gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to marcus in in london we have we have mike pompei on his tour in the middle east he gave a wide ranging if very confusing speech in cairo essentially he's blaming american foreign policy in the middle east on barack obama while at the same time.

film economics editor news dimitri and hopeless believes it daily for macedonian name change could lead to a major crisis and agree. it's something that the greeks and the majority of the greek people do not appear to be ready to accept and as i said all. polls show that public opinion is against this agreement which means that a major crisis of legitimizing of this system of the political system the greek parliament as it. stands now is in jeopardy. so i'm not sure whether. prime minister cheaper will respect going to do it early elections now he would hope to drag this regime as far as possible towards next october when it's the end of its term in office in order to hold elections and by that time there may be a major national crisis. by the forces that are opposed to this agreement outside parliament. thanks for watching author of the weekly continues at the top of the hour. when i came back from iraq out whoa marijuana her was cocaine methamphetamine so anything that's altering trying to get us out of. that bad mindset using a chemical that would be so. i want to be drinking and dri

wanted to be accommodating to the interest of the senators so i have rescinded the invitation for dimitri rigors and to visit the u.s. however we will continue our strong working relationship with russia as it relates to the international space station and sending our astronauts into space and thus are invited to me to go into the u.s. several months ago but the move was criticized by american politicians because he subjected to u.s. sanctions former nasa astronaut commander leroy chiao thinks that space missions are being politicized. it is unfortunate. the head of roast cosmos were goes and visit was canceled these things you know are of course political above the just nasa has to do with government to government who may have something to do the fact that the congress of the united states congress has just changed hands for the republicans to the democrats and it could be read some kind of a response to that or influence to that everything is about politics at the end of the day right i mean even every even the reason that kerry's get into space programs and space exploration is primari

sending our astronauts into space yet if we go back several months ago that was when enough in five had dimitri ricos into the u.s. but that was criticized in washington he is subject to u.s. former nasa commander and he say space missions are heavily influenced by politics this bites all the positive work they do. it is unfortunate that. the head of those who are goes and visit was cancelled these things you know are of course political above the just nasa has to do with government the government may have something to do the fact that the congress of the united states congress has just changed hands for the republicans to the democrats and it could be really as some kind of a response to that or influence to that everything is about politics at the end of the day right i mean even every even the reason that kerry's get into space programs and space exploration is primarily for national prestige and and soft power over seas you know most allies as well as adversaries here the relationship between russia and the united states in space has been very much a positive one i hope that this this lates

still long all right jordon are joining us from the newly named north macedonia and he wus nice papa dimitri oh thank you very much to both. to poland now where last month's fatal stabbing of the liberal mayor of a dunce cap is highlighted the country's political fault lines and its simmering culture wars especially when it comes to rock music the black metal band behemoths has come under fire for its use of religious imagery one conservative lawmaker says the band is violating the country's hate speech laws. and his black metal band behemoths are about to start their worst ah gig they're playing three shows in poland before kicking off their european tour which is bound to stir controversy. that in the us is an outspoken critic of poland's ruling right wing nationalist law and justice government which has little regard for the european union. i consider myself a pole polish citizen as much as i can see though i think your opinion and to me should be equal. and. massively against the. political tendencies that have been conquering your land for like the last two years that it's. just driving

he's a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and we have dimitri bobbitt she is a political analyst with sputnik international are gentlemen cross-talk rules and a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it obviously we're going to start out with them as whale and victor i want to be very specific with you what was your reaction when the person goes by the name of elliot abrams was pointed. leader of american foreign policy and the washington consensus apparently to deal with venezuela so even if definitely he has the right credentials to do this is this is somebody who you know and you conservative as with many other in your comments he comes from a family of democrats he was deeply involved in the iran contra affair and in fact he was convicted of withholding information from the u.s. congress he was pardoned by george h.w. bush later on he was also involved in decision making in the lead to the iraq war and now we see him up when did to deal with the cool essentially according the eight slow moving call in minnes

man under western sanctions is the kremlin's chief propagandist jumps to the defense of russian rap dimitri off said they're the children not only of black american hip hop culture but also of the early soviet poets bloody may makowski then taking many of us by surprise he started rapping mayakovsky verse and id on the audience for us throughout our stay in saudi and that is so serious that some artists at least appear to have friends in high places rory chalons al-jazeera moscow. now many parts of the world it's already twenty nineteen a spectacular fireworks displays in major cities saying in the new year nineteen barbara has been watching the pyrotechnics. party in the indian capital new delhi as midnight arrived in twenty eight turned into twenty ninety i was the celebrations really started thousands of kilometers away in oakland harbor in new zealand thousands of people watched brightly colored fireworks shooting into the night sky. city with or to say the show is a story tower standing three hundred twenty eight meters tall is the highest fireworks display in the southern hemisphere.

guests here in moscow mark's lability he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he's the editor of politics first magazine hi gentlemen cross-talk rules and. that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate let me go to marcus in in london we have we have a mike pompei on his tour in the middle east he gave a wide ranging if very confusing speech in cairo essential he's blaming american foreign policy in the middle east on barack obama while at the same time talking about the same three issues iran iran and iran what were you what's your take away from the secretary of state's tour. yes i read the transcripts of estates and i found it's a most peculiar one but i think i can partly explain it i think that mr is trying to reassure americans key allies in the middle east and who say ah israel saudi arabia and to a lesser its extent egypt that america despite having lost in its objectives in syria is not walking away from the middle east is not

a spokeswoman for the european commission said migration commissioner dimitris of romo pulis has been speaking with member states to break the deadlock commissioner for more clues close all that for them and provide their support and contribute to the joint efforts to disembark import. duty of all men in the face. and once again i think many times the critic. for december. in argentina in the mediterranean. it is the men women and children floating in the mediterranean are learning the hard way the union is anything but united on migration. some football transfer news now the french league's monaco assigned brazilian defender naldo from the bundesliga club shaka for a two million euro the center back started every single bundesliga game for shaka last season and even scored seven goals but has had limited game time this year in all now though spent fourteen years playing in germany racking up three hundred sixty eight appearances monica hope the thirty six year old experience will help keep them in france as top division. manchester city beat title rivals liverpool two one in the prem

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affects the european union the rump european union what we had about one minute left go ahead well like dimitri i'm optimistic i think that because of the excellent news it's very bad news for the european union if there's no deal it means there will be a gaping hole in the european union's budget immediately and even if there is a deal the uncertainty will continue until such time as britain stops paying its budget contributions and when it does then either the german taxpayer has to cough up more or the polish subsidy receiver has to receive yes it has received less i think brics it will go ahead whether it's hard or soft ultimately doesn't make a difference to the to the eventual outcome. which i repeat is that the european union will follow the fate of the soviet union britain is bigger than the baltic states but it's the same principle ok here i don't have john's optimist i'm about bricks ok but one thing john laughlin is writing it we have him play as usual this is the subtext of this program the law of unintended consequences these fools in power do not understand what they're doing here

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a spokeswoman for the european commission said migration commissioner dimitris over a hopeless has been speaking with member states to break the deadlock mission ever more calls for them to provide their support and contribute to the joint efforts to embark on board. morsi dirtiness only in the states. and the situation folks once again as many times. since four december and in argentina in the mediterranean. but as the men women and children floating in the mediterranean are learning the hard way the union is anything but united on migration. sports now and last night's huge clash in the english premier league did not disappoint defending champions manchester city edged out league leaders liverpool two one they brought it from the sports is here to talk us through. the action heyday so how did the drama unfold well it was an incredibly intense affair i mean even though it's still relatively early in the season it really felt like this could be a deciding momentous match and both teams played like it you felt it was super tight and although it was a really exciting match to watch there

them nonsense that people are making a mountain out of a molehill while the government spokesperson dimitri peskov said that it's impossible for the government to know the dealings of every russian lawyer both inside and outside of the country. first and it has made a name for itself as well she's quite well known thanks to have been named a key person in the robert miller probe into suspected russian interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election as she's been bombarded with accusations of being connected to the russian government being a kremlin stooge something that she's continuously denied we go to speak to her one on one in twenty seventeen this is what she said things that i had to have that meeting as part of my job as a lawyer and citizen in the u.s. . had nothing to do with politics it didn't have anything to do with russia well as beslan this guy has said he's yet to find out all the details off this case so we'll be keeping a close any developments in the next few days and bring them to you. thanks for breaking out done for us nicky our in life this hour. next year we'll see a

is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and we have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst with international right jump across the girls in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated mark let me go to you first hear more calling this program a star wars two point zero on the back of the release of the missile defense review of two thousand and nineteen how different is this from what was called in the one nine hundred eighty s. under ronald reagan star wars yeah i.

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reportedly offered the migrants a spokeswoman for the european commission said migration commissioner dimitris of roma pulis has been speaking with member states to break the deadlock commissioner for more calls for them to provide support and contribute to the joint efforts to do. more security of all men. and once again i think many times that picked. for disembarkation and argentina in the mediterranean. but it is the men women and children floating in the mediterranean are learning the hard way the union is anything but united on migration. lebannon our piles of trash along the coastline near beirut are frustrating residents and uniting them they're rising above sectarian divisions to come together and do something about the pollution. the beaches of the lebanese capital beirut could be beautiful if they weren't so often drowning in garbage. that it's something bees young. people want to change with the motto run and clean they combine exercise with their commitment to the environment tara does n.-g. o. live love beirut are joining in on the action for the fourth time. young people in part

guests here in moscow mark's lability he's an international affairs and security analyst we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he's the editor of politics first magazine hi gentlemen crossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want my always appreciate let me go to marcus in in london we have we have a mike pompei on his tour in the middle east he gave a wide ranging if very confusing speech in cairo essentially he's blaming american foreign policy in the middle east on barack obama while at the same time talking about the same three issues iran iran and iran what weren't what's your take away from the secretary of state's tour. yes i did read the transcripts of its states and i found it a most peculiar one but i think i can explain it i think that mr is trying to reassure americans key allies in the middle east and who say on israel saudi arabia and so less of this extents egypt that america despite have been lost in its objectives in syria is not walking away from the middle east

is a political analyst as well as a leading expert at the center for actual politics and we have dimitri bobby achieves a political analyst with international and german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated mark let me go to you first here we're calling this program a star wars two point zero on the back of the release of the missile defense review of two thousand and nineteen how different is this from what was called in the one nine hundred eighty s. under ronald reagan star wars yeah i don't think there is a lot of difference except for maybe the sums of money much sums of money i mean that's been snowballing over time anyway so reagan's strategic defense initiative which. the u.s. spent enormous amounts of money on and resulted in nothing more than forty four ground based interceptors in alaska according to the most recent news on coming out of the l.a. times investigations have said thirty four of those probably have faulty circuit boards so not much out of that and the u.s. has spent another three hundred billion since one

that's what would suffer through all the sox and gold to support their situation thank you very much dimitris punter les appreciate your thoughts from caracas. to our other top story now this hour the u.s. justice department announced two indictments against chinese telecoms company huawei the charges include lying to authorities violating u.s. sanctions against iran and stealing technology from a rival fan acting attorney general matthew whittaker says the charges implicate the company's chief financial officer he's been detained in canada according to the indictment in twenty twelve wall we began a concerted effort to steal information about a robot that t. mobile used to test mobile phones in an effort to build their own robot was always engine years allegedly violated confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements with t. mobile by secretly taking photos of the robot measuring it and even stealing it stealing a piece of it i'm also announcing today a grand jury in new york has returning indictment alleging thirteen additional crimes committed by walk away it's c.f.o. it's affiliate in a ram

dimitri peskov are that the this is an attempt to usurp power in venezuela and as such it contravenes international law and is dangerous asked whether russia would grant nicolas maduro asylum if necessary the kremlin spokesperson said well he is the legitimate president of venezuela and therefore we consider that question to be inappropriate he went on to say that venezuela has not yet asked russia for any assistance over the internal political crisis there and that venezuela is a key economic partner of moscow what that means really actually is that moscow and china as well are basically the two countries that have been propping up venezuela in recent years they have lent their country billions and billions of dollars usually in loans for oil deals which of actually created further problems for the event venezuelan economy what can russia do in this situation well it's it's a in a difficult position how much can actually step in and defend one of its key allies venezuela one of the few countries twenty or so that actually recognize the russian annexation of crimea and russia or in re

dimitri mendoza has spent four days watching the courtroom drama.dimitri mendoza/trial watcher: "as the trial goes on, they're revealing a lot more of the corruption and saying how bad mexico was hit. how much money was laundered..."fascination coupled with curiosity is what also drew-in new yorkers allie pike and nina sussman.allie pike/trial watcher: "i'm still fascinated with the escape. the tunneling under to get out of prison. i think that's unbelievable."nina sussman/trial watcher:"he smiled at all of his lawyers and shook their hand very fiercely and nicely. it's weird because it's someone that you have watched things about and read things about but he's just a dude."allie pike/trial watcher: "just a regular person."court is back in session next week.with the trial expected to last through february, more stories of bribes and bloodshed are likely to be told. (justine) on friday, vicente zambada also testified that one hundred weapons a month would be smuggled into mexico from the u-s to fuel the drug war.zambada is back on the stand on monday. golden state warriors in golden stat

i would like to give a shout out to to grace and her son, dimitri. she's from the south location. give her some love. [applause] >> without the pre-k 4-sa program, i wouldn't have access to high-quality pre-k for my kids. without the program, i wouldn't have met the amazing parents i still have as friends today. pre-k 4-sa is a true community partnership. castro, i couldn't agree with him more. success the currency of and education is -- [applause] >> thank you all for having me today. gracias and enjoy this beautiful day. thank you. [applause] a san antonioome native and first-generation college student. [speaking spanish] [applause] [speaking spanish] my name is carmen lydia. i'm honored to be a part of a democracy where my voice and vote matters. i believe my freedom of speech is at risk every day under the current administration. for this reason, i feel honored to share part of my story that has been directly impacted by the man we are here to celebrate here today. i am a first generation american, the daughter of an immigrant, an immigrant who worked hard every day so that i

you know, when you're talking about dealing with dimitri prigozhin, the head of concord management, who also runs a mercenary organization in syria that tried to attack u.s. special forces, he is the dirty tricks operative, the erik prince of vladimir putin. so i think robert mueller, by exposing his activities today, can get further restrictions against them hopefully and certainly now use this information against them. i'm not particularly sure whether that's going to work with the russians. they don't care one way or the other. but certainly i hope that this will be able to be part of the process that shows that americans that have coordinated with groups like concord management certainly are not dealing with people who are using the legal processes straight. >> my goodness, all the people you get to cover in your line of work. harry litman, jill colvin and malcolm nance, all three of you, our thanks to the three of you for returning to the broadcast as usual. >>> coming up, his public schedule nearly empty, but his twitter feed is running at capacity most days. a look at what the pr