therefore as far as i see it it probably was a signal signaling a red line that the relationship if elin travel some cases should not go beyond a certain limit this was clear this cannot be nerve gas this cannot be. chemical weapons so despite the mutual diplomatic expulsions projects like the north stream two gas pipeline from russia to germany which was to supports are going to hant does this mean that the political gestures like kicking out diplomats are mostly for show. maybe. the question of north the law also is part of well the discussions. in this considerations about sanctions easily could be what i think is that you have to look at it from a reasonable point of view from a reasonable position and the position i see is the for germany this is an important project germany has given up its nuclear capabilities it is highly dependent on energy from all sides and of course they are for an efficient. way of getting energy and this is certainly north stream is and will be important of course you can discuss appalled many things that are linked to it but i absolutely can understand the

the time after business news with benefits elin and he has a look at the russian economy right now sara russia's ruble is falling fast against the u.s. dollar as tensions mount between the two countries washington's new sanctions against moscow along with the sharply escalating diplomatic crisis in syria have seen the ruble plunge to just over fifteen u.s. cents a level last seen a year and a half ago since news of the latest sanctions russia's currency has plunged by around twelve percent. the sanctions washington announced on friday against russia are already beginning to be felt on the streets of moscow the ruble seems to be losing value by the hour the us said the sanctions are in response to charges of russian meddling in u.s. elections and other ongoing issues but the russian prime minister continues to say they are really designed to give us an unfair advantage. u.s. administration decision on sanctions is an attempt to fight us through unfair competition to limit our development create tensions on the economy and the currency markets. for the time being though the plummeting eur

another influx of refugees given the dire situation the ranger face in myanmar and bangladesh if it is elin crease the pressure on the me and my government. to find a sustainable solution on sunday she addressed the nation to mark two years in office and spoke of the challenges facing her country. these are not only recline which the world is spoken to on right now but also in the whole country and we also need to peacefully develop the country physically and mentally let's try hard with the strength of unity and. the regard it is legal citizens and meaning they feel none of that unity when hey al jazeera bangkok the president has tweeted that there will be no deal to protect people who arrived in the u.s. as children known as dreamers they came with parents who are undocumented migrants hundreds of thousands of them have been hoping to be able to stay in the country and that's a record ports from washington d.c. . president donald trump began easter sunday with a holiday greeting on social media that later degenerated into a twitter rant over his proposed border wall with mexico and threat

and today you almost couldn't keep up with the head elines, honestly. you picked through a number of them. the fact that there was this raid of this personal attorney who we saw of course today sitting outside the very offices raided earlier this week. this remarkable scene unfolding. and we learned it's a criminal investigation based on court documents. that was a real tipping point for him. he saw that as crossing a red line. but his special counsel had gone beyond the scope of what his mandate was. of course that prompted a lot of discussion about not only firing mueller but firing rod rosenstein as well. and of course the explosive book by former fbi director who president trump fired. that prompting the tweets that you mentioned in all caps. comey hitting the president personally but also calling into question his fitness for office. and then of course that report that came out today about former fbi director, andrew mccabe. a range of different headlineses. it certainly does divert away. but the counter to that the white house would say is look, t

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all overpeople from the country to protest this --eline that was affecting could affect the quality of the water supply there. protesters themselves were met with extreme reactions from the police and security personnel on the scene, even had journalists being arrested. you had elderly people that were being sprayed at with water in freezing weather. you had attack dogs on the scene, just unbelievable situation. these essentially were peaceful protesters. in effect, they were being criminalized for protesting. then, we have heard that more and more states are enacting laws that would, in effect, criminalized this kind of protests. i wanted to get your reaction and thoughts about that. actions clearly first amendment rights. theory -- the rights exist in theory until you get the courts to recognize them. they great free speech scholar in the last century said, in the long run, we the people will have as much freedom of speech as we want. so please raise your voice to your elected officials as well. >> just last week, in the secretary of state confirmation hearings on capitol hill, the c