emanuel,obama and rahm who we know is a character. i think manual was a pretty good choice for president obama. of aber, this was a moment real crisis. we were on the verge of a great depression. credit was frozen around the world. it was a real moment where things had to be done. and obama had to pass a stimulus. rahm emanuel was a guy who knew the hill intimately. nobody knew capitol hill better than you did and he was in line to become the first jewish acre of the house. he only reluctantly took the job as white house chief. they got a lot done. including, as ugly as it might have been in the process, including obamacare. i think romney had a pretty successful run. rahm emanuel is the kind of guy who did not shy away from telling barack obama what he thought. they had a real battle over health care. rahm emanuel wanted to go with something less ambitious. obama won the argument. emmanuel saluted and got it done. host: what is the average length of service of a white house chief of staff? it is so grueling, so and 20ding and thankle

rahm emanuel knew the hill intimately.e was in lined to become the first jewish speaker of the house. only reluctantly took the job as white house chief by the way. i think they got a lot done including as ugly as it might have been in the process including obamacare. i think that rahm had a pretty successful run. he was pretty good at -- he's kind of guy who did not shy away from telling barack obama what he thought. they had a real battle over healthcare. rahm wanted to go with something more modest, less ambitious. obama won that argument. emmanuel went and ahead and got it done. host: what is the average length of service for the white house chief of staff? guest: it is so grueling, so unrewarding and thankless and 24-7 that the average tenure is really less than two years. host: where do white house chief of staffs go after serving that position? how does it work? guest: well, famously in rahm emanuel's case. he left to run for mayor of chicago. succeeded in winning that election. not that many white house chief have

i have a sneaking suspicion that mayor emanuel will be the first up. [laughter] >> will new orleans comply? >> we are not on the list. mayor emanuel: first of all, you should know that we filed a suit against the justice department. one, and the lower circuit court, and just last friday, it was in front of the appellate judge. the ruling is related to chicago being a welcoming city. it is actually of national importance. it is not just reflective of chicago. second, is not only the system as it relates to i think the promise of america, the opportunity that through sacrifice and struggle, your kids can have a better future. let alone that the city of chicago has 100 and 40 languages spoken in its public school system. i will never allow those kids and their families to note that the city is not behind them and their future and their sacrifices. the city is clear on its law and what is even more damaging, we all operate with community policing. where you build a relationship between the law enforcement community, the residents, and we work together to r

[applause] >> mayor emanuel: how to find solutions to problems. put people on edge. [applause] mayor garcetti: thank you so much for your powerful words. thank you mitch for all that you have done. i am so excited to be here. whenever i see it as mayors, i get very excited. mayors are engaged in practical work. reflect the day, we values of this country and have the trust of americans. trust because people know local leaders cannot fix everything overnight. they will not make magic in a single day but we are interested as residents in those very same immunities. -- communities. if this was a conference in washington 30 years ago, people were leaving cities and cities were even burning. the opposite is happening. people are coming back to cities in america. -- myage to washington message to washington is very clear. we are here to save you. politics dividing itself fromat they can take away the american people and what they can do to divide us. we judge our success by what we add or how we multiply our successes. we share the stories. i am excited to bring the summer

continents have you rights germany's i'm going to machall spoke earlier in the day but it was france's emanuel mccraw who had the headline spot he's just been talking about how globalization can be used to ensure prosperity for all classes in society has just been talking about how globalization can be used to ensure prosperity for all classes in society. for sure with their votes when you look outside specially coming. and arriving in this in this village in this building it's i mean it could be hard to believe in global warming. obviously and fourth and the you didn't invite. anybody skeptical with global warming this year. i'm going merkel meanwhile maybe case for free trade and close the european ties her warning against rising economic nationalism comes the day before u.s. president trump is due to arrive is expected to defend his america first promises germany wishes to be a country that would lend its contribution also in future to solve the problems of the world together we think that shutting ourselves off against the rest of the world isolating ourselves and will not lead us into a g

that's something that emanuel macron faced criticism for in france so he has a deal he'll be slightly happy with. this afternoon we heard the british government is willing to help out with the french efforts in west africa they'll send three chinook helicopters, though no men the french are sending troops to estonia for a uk-led mission there. that's about deterring russian influence in the baltics we have heard there will be an allocation of 50 million pounds by the british department for international development to west africa, to that region of africa, which is a drop in the ocean for the 10.5 billion pounds a year they spend on development but is a gesture which may help the french cooperate further with the british when it comes to security mr. macron bringing more than a half dozen ministers, his most senior ministers to the meetings remember, these are two countries with 71 billion pounds, more than 80 billion euros a year in trade. it's an important relationship to the uk. it may be even more significant after brexit, because it seems like the security cooperation with france

neighbors president emanuel macro comes to china with the clear message talk to me and you're talking to your. english and he's you know he's leaving he europe. germany's in a very strange political position and france is very. macron president xi jinping have met just once before at last year's g twenty summit and mccraw will be looking to china to reaffirm its commitment to the paris climate accord to control global warming. it was signed just two years ago but damaged by the u.s. decision to pull out of it and it's very important for france to talk china about and government because america u.s. president trump believe it's a conference this is macro's first state visit to china and we can expect the usual flurry of trade deals and possible agreements on future nuclear power projects in which both france and china have expertise but as permanent members of the u.n. security council there are also likely be talks on the war in syria and on the north korean crisis in both china and france there's been alarmed at the kind of insults traded by the leaders of the u.s. and north korea an

was a wedge of evelyn's first visit to france of the failed two thousand and sixteen coup attempt emanuel said developments in turkey are blocking progress on a bid to join the e.u. and instead proposed a partnership between turkey and the regional bloc and the undefended has government from e.u. criticism of ankara's crackdown on dissenters over the past year. but turkey is ruled by law europe always tells us that the judiciary must be independent well in turkey our judiciary is independent they make their own decisions you know dependently. does not just happen after the public there are those who support them they water it they prime it they're like god. they nourish tara and has more from paris. well this was an opportunity for these two leaders to talk about the many pressing regional issues in the middle east they talked about syria they talked about iraq and druce of with president michel reaffirming his commitment to a two state solution for the israelis and the palestinians that was something the turkish president said he appreciated very much but there was a real focus on turkey

. >>> emanuel macron is leading a 50 strong delegation of french business leaders in china as he bids to strengthen trade ties between the two countries. speaking in beijing, macron offered to open up his economy to chinese investors in exchange for greater access to china's markets. >> translator: on the economic front we discussed with president xi, we know where we are going. after a long situation of asymmetry we decided several years ago to rebalance i would like this to translate itself into more chinese investment in france and into more access of the chinese market for french companies. it's the right way to get out from the current situation we're in >>> president xi suggested china is ready to expand market access to foreign investors >> translator: looking at the future, china will insist on the basic state policy of open doors. we'll continue to open our door for construction and promote high level trade freedom and investment facilitation. we'll implement a system of national treatment and negative list for market access we'll greatly broaden market access and protect the

french president emanuel has begun his first state visit to china. these are live pictures from china he started his trip in shan with a tour of the city's famous terra cotta warriors and is currently making his keynote address on the future of franco chinese relations his visit comes at a time of uncertainty over the crisis on the korean peninsula and tension between china europe and the us. now the film three billboards has swept the annual golden globes taking out for awards including best drama the ceremony had a more somber tone this year though after widespread accusations of sexual misconduct in the entertainment industry last year many on the red carpet all black as part of the me too movement. as the headlines on al-jazeera but do stay with us one on one east is next. june nine hundred sixty seventy six days that redrew the map of the middle east just record as. me and it was for the good to study of the history of his last fifty years later al-jazeera expose the events leading to the war and its consequences which are still felt today we tr

french president emanuel micro has urged donald trump not to counsel the iran nuclear deal the us president faces a friday deadline on whether to waive sanctions on tehran as part of the twenty fifteen agreement well earlier in brussels the foreign ministers of france germany and britain reiterated their backing for the deal after meeting iran's foreign minister and in baba reports. a last minute attempt to keep the nuclear deal with iran on track the meeting between the foreign ministers of the three european union nations which signed it and their rainy and counterparts comes ahead of a decision in washington on reapplying sanctions the deal is working it is the living on its main goal which means speeding the iranian nuclear program in check and actually close the survey against the i.a.e.a. has confirmed in nine hundred forty six that iran is fully complying with the commitments made under the agreement u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly threatened to tear up the agreement which he's called the worst deal ever it was signed at a time of heightened tensions across the region some

. >> emanuel de 32 aÑos de edad es uno de los cerca de 5000 indigentes que levantan campamento cada noche la corte federal no es bien para nosotros. >> la demanda presentada por la uniÓn americana de libertades civiles para detener una ordenanza de la ciudad para castigar indigentes un juez indicÓ que la ley debe entrar en vigor por lo que piden a la gente acudir a los albergues lo que es muy difÍcil para algunos indigentes. >> como nos dice el director de uno de estos centros muchos prefieren soportar el frÍo que verse obligados a seguir las reglas establecidas. >> si se meten adentro y ven cÓmo lo tratan a uno es mejor decir que te metan a la prisiÓn. >> el alcalde de la ciudad de houston ha dicho que este tipo de campamentos se ha duplicado pero con ello tambiÉn el Índice de crimen, se han reportado balaceras inclusive dice que varias personas han sido apuÑaladas. >> dijo por medio de un comunicado: (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> mientras tanto no falta la gente que aÚn estÉ dispuesta a darles la mano. >> aquÍ tratamos de ayudar a la gente necesitada que no tiene ahorita nada. >> llegar

. >>> french president emanuel macron warns against a race to the bottom on taxes and regulation using a passionate davos speech to question trump's policy >> i think we need more cooperation. that was my message, that's why i believe in this new global pa pact >>> u.s. tax reform is a big deal for barclays says the bank's ceo jes staley saying yus europe will need to keep up to stay competitive >> on one level it's clearly changed or will change the dialogue around how countries are coordinating globally both in terms of how to deal with business as a function of r regulation and tax. >>> and diageo sales up. >> diageo's strength is about top-line growth and efficiency i call it the perfect blend. >>> i'm akiko fujita live in davos. we have heard from u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin again saying he thought his comments on the dollar were clear he said he is not concerned with the greenback levels short-term. this after the dollar fell further against the euro on his opening comments in davos, saying that he supported a weaker currency. geoff will speak to the treasury secretary

emanuel says that with the idea set to launch in two thousand and twenty v.w. another car maker still have plenty of time to increase the number of charging stations with the. but i think. the mazda three has had a facelift but the improvements are mostly on the inside among other things the smart city brake has been thoroughly reworked the emergency braking system now uses a front camera and stead of laser sensors this allows mazda's work orders to handle higher speeds. are current estimates show lost in marker says at first glance she didn't notice any difference you have to look very closely on. the car's exterior is modern but timeless the new exclusive equipment line features full l.e.d. headlights with automatic beam control that ensures good night vision and the mazda three even receive the red dot design award for its exterior the sports equipment line we tested as tinted windows in the rear and sides and back and. the only detail ide's also come with the exclusive equipment line and above. the cargoes base has a capacity of three hundred sixty four lea

member of parliament emanuele fiano has therefore submitted a new draft bill that tightens the law.tricter legislation against fascist activities is also a personal matter for the democratic party politician. his jewish family suffered great losses in mussolini's italy. emanuele: i think my family's history has sensitized me in a special way, and more than other people. italian fascists arrested my relatives and turned them over to the german nazis. ten members of my family were gassed in auschwitz. reporter: if italy's senate follows the chamber of deputies and passes the new law, then giving the fascist salute in public -- as often seen in soccer stadiums -- will be punishable with prison sentences of up to two years. the same would apply for producing, marketing, or selling fascist memorabilia. and judges can increase the penalties by a third if an offender spreads fascist propaganda in the media or on the internet. the point of fiano's law becomes obvious on the big fascist holidays in mussolini's hometown, predappio. events include a fascist mass held by a catholic priest. most

she didn't paying and emanuel mccraw signing multi-billion dollar trade deals from aerospace to nuclear energy projects and reaching what they say is common consensus on a range of issues from climate change to international security. we have made an agreement to improve global issues we are faced with climate change and terrorism china will be working together with france so we can have a win win situation and develop a new strategy that helps everyone in the world we have both agreed to have open and deep communications macross says his visit is a recognition of china's role on the world stage and she's preeminent position as chinese leader this is mark rance first state visit to china as president and he wants the trip to become an annual event to highlight the deepening relationship between china and europe are growing stronger as their respective relations with the united states become more unpredictable and strained and i think. it is time for european leaders including the french president jacques rogge to really balance off their leashes against the united states with their rela

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tracking this, joins us live from the hill. >> democrats blocked a four-week funding extension, 50-48 but the vote had a 60-vote threshold. settle off a flurry of activity on the senate floor where conversation continueded trying to come up with some alternative plan to keep the government lights on for an extended period of time. some republicans floated the alternative, three-week funding extension on allow time for no, on a budget agreement. and the status of those young people got illegally by their parents. also avoid more of a government shutdown, government funding drama before president trump gives his first state of the union adroes january 30. earlier that was hope, two new yorkers, president trump and the senate democratic leader would be able to cut a deal. >> we had a long and detailed meeting. we discussed all of the major outstanding issues, we made some progress but we still have good number of disagreements. discussions will continue. >> red state democrats donnely, jones, heitkamp, manchin, mckas kell voted in favor of the

don't like what you're doing the nearest anyone has got to it today perhaps was french president emanuel back home when he took to the stage here at the world economic forum and he started with a joke in his two true kind of charismatic style bar it perhaps from barack obama when he said when you took all the snow here it's hard to believe that global warming exists lucky you haven't invited anyone here who doubts that global warming exists there was a burst of applause in the congress hall after that but it was getting a more serious issue and of course his speech then did take a more serious tone and he called for the rebirth of multilateralism for a stronger europe picking up from where german chancellor angela merkel left off the soft a new in their speeches with different angle americal with a very classic speech where she started speaking about the end of the first world war saying have we not learned the lessons of history it's up to this generation to prove that we have michael didn't take that tone it was a more energetic fresh passionate speech saying now is the time france is

she was granted citizenship emanuel in accordance with the constitution. article seventy eight. the citizenship law. according. to one geneva convention and international banks are all for citizenship. but the citizen. rights on the basis of all these rights and norms the government. door has the rights. that i want to provide. to grant citizenship that. people like us but i don't think we have it looks and assess. the opportunity to provide to grant citizenship to the citizen of australia. and to provide legal rights protection to him our embassy and our ministry through our embassy have asked. the british foreign ministry. in to. see sands and to interact with us as if he was part of our. diplomatic corps. and currently. we are looking at all of the alternatives including hilton a t.v. which presupposes dialogue dialogue that we've been having over the last few days. that we never. got back but up. on we've looked and the opportunity of finding mediation in some other third party agency. to discuss the situation and find other. better ways to resolve this issue any alternative

mike emanuel on capitol hill. we begin at our washington bureau with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> of the same day a justice department official confirmed the special counsel interview, text messages suggest senior investigators were skeptical the russia probe would uncover any wrongdoing. two days after special counsel robert mueller took over the russia probe, newly released text messages between peter strzok and lawyer lisa page suggests they discuss the merits of joining mueller's team. strzok writes "you and i both know the odds are nothing. if i thought it was likely, i would be there no question. i hesitate in part because of my sense and concerned there is no big "there" there." republican lawmakers said the text are more evidence of clinical bias. >> i care about the department of justice and the fbi and it breaks my heart that we are having to have this conversation about two agents and only wanted to get the president. >> another republican who read the texts to the fbi officia

mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. mike. >> democrats are cautious about the departure and the announcement that andrew mccabe is going to leave. >> we know that mr. mccabe was thinking about leaving. he made that clear. i don't know if there's anything new in this. we're concerned on capitol hill of maintaining the integrity of the department of justice, their independence and so they're not interfered with by the white house. >> a democrat on the house intelligence committee says he hopes it was mccabe's decision to go. >> i don't know why he's leaving. i hope it's his personal choice and that he's not being forced out as president trump has tried repeatedly. >> sounds like the two lawmakers don't want to get ahead of the facts, figuring out why he's going rather than reacting and perhaps having to dial it back. >> shepard: what are you hearing from republicans? >> a member of the leadership team talked about the need for the public to have full conference in this premier law enforcement agency. >> i'm not sure of th

mike emanuel on capitol hill on what we can look forward to now. mike?expected the senate and the house will give final approval and the brief government shut down will be over in a matter of hours. earlier, the senate had an

democrats do not want a border wall. >> bret: mike emanuel live on the help. thanks. house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce of california will not seek reelection. he becomes the third committee chair in the g.o.p. house majority to announce retirement plans since last tuesday. stocks were mixed today. dow lost 13. s&p 500 gained 5. nasdaq up 21, record high closes for the fifth trading day in a row. president trump is right now heading to the side of tonight's national college football champion ship game in atlanta. a short time ago in nashville the president told a group of american farmers that for them the american dream is roaring back to life. but there's plenty more on the president's table. chief white house correspondent john roberts has the report. >> good evening. president with a friendly group of farmers today as he touted the effects of his policies on the family farm, and this as his legal team prepares for a far more uncertain audience and a possible interview of the president by the special counsel robert mueller. agriculture, trade, and ta

as it says i'm gentleman who continue to keep our important man he axed a legend nobody calls you emanuel do they know everyone called humanity so good and your wife calls you hate you hate you that's not a good day. thank you so much for taking the time you've been at this profession for so many years and really top of your game today's young classical music star has a bit of a harder time because in your day when you were starting out with your career actually all you had to do was practice and for think it's wonderful that the young people today are learning how to connect itself with the load i suppose and that's the critical side of it that in this scene very much is self promotion with this word invention selfie that is really slightly foreign to me because of the idea of promotion the idea of public relations wasn't really part of my upbringing at all someone else would take care of that for you if if there was anything to take care of i think the world of music used to be much more set you know you'd have your you would practice if you were lucky you were noticed through a competi

and emanuel macron has given an interview to the bbc this week and reiterating exactly the point that. we are still a couple of months away from the final deal. i predict certain u—turns here or there, both in brussels and london, in orderto there, both in brussels and london, in order to not come to a cliff edge resolution of the brexit issue, which would be catastrophic for britain. what was interesting about macron's visit, in addition to brexit and the single market future, there was this focus on the bilateral relationship that we speak less of an hour. the importance of france's relationship with the uk and whether that is military support. —— we speak less of at the moment. britain saying they will support france's efforts in africa, not having troops on the ground but actually sending helicopters aboard and air support. it's important to show that there are areas we will work together on. i think the tone was important at this meeting, how can we get beyond the bickering and being angry at the fact that brexit is happening? and trying to find points of conversions. and on the

border on the french side including the sometimes troubled port of kalai and a border agreement that emanuel initially had said he wanted to tear up instead britain will pay tens of millions of dollars more towards reinforcing it and helping france deal with the burden of migrants and refugees trying to reach britain it is mr mack rahm's nod in the direction of common interests and continued close future ties. there are two things that cannot be changed our history and our geography these cannot be impacted by changes in the institution or office we are facing common challenges and we share the same destiny. the two sides also promised to help each other in their foreign military operations british helicopters to help france's fight against eisel and al-qaeda in north africa french assistance in securing the e.u. use eastern borders with russia but the real focus of attention here is as much defense as it is diplomacy it is the u.k. government trying to forge a close future relationship with france inside the e.u. when britain is out. as bricks of negotiations enter their most difficult stag

emanuel bez has admitted the problem affects eighty three countries or about twelve million tons of powdered baby milk a being recalled lawsuits have been filed by families who say their children suffered salmonella poisoning often drinking the milk at least thirty and known to fall ill in france and one in spain it's actually a reports. after weeks of silence over the contaminated baby milk powder scandal the boss of french company luck tallis has responded to critics who say the manufacturer covered up the extent of the risk emanuel binya has told a french newspaper our priority has always been to handle the crisis and make sure that no more children become sick we have never minimise the risk of salmonella we consider that there was no breach of procedures on our side in december like tallis began recalling some of its baby milk products in france it had discovered the salmonella bacteria in this factory in the northwest but it's only now that the extent of the contamination has become clear like tallis has now withdrawn twelve million tins of baby formula for more than eighty countries s

to do more about refugees and migrants trying to make it to britain via kalai emanuel mackerel has met some of them in the northern port city says he'll discuss c.s.e. with the british prime minister to resign may on thursday all right you're up to date those are the headlines coming up next inside story. the palestinian president has to suspend recognition of israel as a further expression of palestinian following donald trump's decision on jerusalem but one of the consequences off cutting ties with israel and the palestinians have of options says inside story.

are it watching our jazeera still to come on the program on the charm offensive french president emanuel mark on begins a three day visit to china and we'll tell you about the tiny homes project that some say could solve a big problem in u.s. . hello there the weather is mostly fine across many parts of the middle east at the moment a lot of this grayness on the satellite is just the satellite misinterpreting the cold weather but this area of cloud here that's real clout and that's gradually sinking its way towards the south and it is bringing us a fair amount of rain and a fair amount of snow too so do expect quite a bit of heavy snow there in the northern part as we head through the next day or say that system then gradually edges its way eastward strong winds on it as well as we head through wednesday further south they're fine and settled here twenty degrees the maximum in kuwait and further west beirut will be a pleasant eighteen the further towards the south as just the tail end of a system making its way across doha so i could just squeeze out an old shower but i think it's highly

mike emanuel, thank you so much. want to switch back to our own chad pergram senior capitol hill produce his or her has more information now, chad? >> yeah, to give you context here. not all members go to this retreat. there were some members that didn't even know they were taking the train because they were going to drive them over by bus. i spoke with congressman brian fitzpatrick last night. he was unaware this was after the president's speech that they were going to be taking the train up. i have just heard from republican congressman blake farenthold from texas who indicates to me that he and his wife debby were not on the train and they were driving to the retreat. that kind of shows you the context that some people go on their own. i have been told here by the office of congressman lloyd smucker, a republican freshman from pennsylvania that he was not on board the train that was in the collision. he is attending the retreat, but he went home to lancaster, pennsylvania first before heading to west virginia sepa

france's president emanuel arrives in china for a state visit with trade and security expected to top the agenda bus. lovers. because mark will tell you how something so tiny looms so large in the lives of detroit's homeless. thank you for joining us faced with diet conditions back home thousands of nigerians each tried to make their way to europe but once they get to libya the main transit point many find themselves trapped and subjected to slavery torture and abuse now the nigerian government is stepping in frying five hundred migrants stranded in libya back home al-jazeera is ahmed idris traveled with some of them here's his exclusive report. a cramped office in the center of tripoli is the only decent place these nigerian teenagers have seen in years they left home with promises of a life of opportunity and comfort nothing prepared them for what followed in libya joy is not her real name she says she was sold for one thousand one hundred dollars . to buy her freedom she needed to pay around two thousand five hundred dollars last week she and her friend saw a chance to escape from

president emanuel mackarness vowed to move europe's partnership with china into the twenty first century in his first state visit the world's most populous country back on that chinese president xi jinping in beijing after starting his trip in the ancient capital of shan he wants china and the e.u. to work together to share the benefits of increased trade and find ways to meet the challenge of global warming. you know a lot of. it's up to europe in asia to france and china to define and come up with the rules of a game where we could all win or lose i have come here to tell china that i'm determined to move the euro china partnership into the twenty first century so that it fits in this new framework that we need to define together europe will embrace this new strategy because it is now aware of its role and its place in this century it will get involved on all of the main topics yes my friends what i have also come here to say is that europe is back. it took out as a director of not china national association of international studies it says relations between france and china are now ev

or reacting to that court ruling france's president said venezuela is going in the wrong direction emanuel he's in favor of imposing more sanctions against the country the. individual with the resolve in his video with imposed individual sanctions on venice weight anita's which have and emitted impacts i hope we can go further given recent decisions and the slide towards authoritarianism i also hope that other countries that share our values our attachment to human rights and that have close economic ties with venezuela would also employs infective sanctions because pressure on the regime will be made on the day when those who can apply effective pressure follow our lead. monitoring the story from want to service in argentina. these latest tit for tat expulsions really symbolize venezuela's growing isolation not just in latin america but in the whole world they have this week expelled the spanish ambassador in caracas accusing him of interfering in venezuela as internal affairs the spanish government has now responded denying that it's doing that but saying it will continue to criticize wh

there's not much chance these chinese soldiers will be marching into europe but emanuel mccrone will still have to allay fears the silk road won't become a conveyor belt for chinese mass production. french prosecutors have launched a preliminary investigation of u.s. tech giant apple over alleged deception and planned obsolescence of its products under french law the company could face a fine of up to five percent of its annual sales apple admits to slowing down its phones to control power spikes and lengthen the overall life of the gadgets. alabama has japanese carmakers toyota and mazda are building a new factory in the u.s. state of alabama for one point six billion dollars. the facility will employ some four thousand people production is slated to begin in two thousand and twenty one with three hundred thousand vehicles rolling off the assembly line every year. spain continues to be a hot spot for tourists last year the land of bullfights and flamenco reported a record eighty two million visitors that's a nine percent jump from the previous year despite the catalan political cris

to do more about refugees and migrants trying to make it to britain via kalai emanuel mccomb who hasmet some of them in the port city says he would discuss the issue with the british prime minister to reason may on thursday well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after rebel architecture staging. a year in power america's controversy old president continues to polarize opinion. in a week of special reports al-jazeera examines his impact at home and around the globe . donald trump's first year on al-jazeera. architecture has only has defined the human world from the simplest strong chance to the greatest monument. bought rebellion is underway. led by a new breed of architects the puts people before i've gone. off to texas using the tools of their trade to least.

did rahm emanuel listen at all? no. we are seeing the media adjust its behavior over accusations of fake news and a city mayor under a president who isn't his best friend puts more cops on the streets. my theory: bureaucrats and media hate trump so much that they can't let him win the arguments of the up their game just to shut the guy up. trump's tweets about chicago, iran, the media. it may be the best motivational tool we've got. geraldo, don't you think the media is extra motivated? every time they screw up, they've got to listen to trump make fun of them. >> geraldo: i think -- i am old enough to have lived through and been in business during president nixon. he could not buy a break. president trump, i think he gets worse press than president nixo president nixon. i think absolutely everything he does is construed in the most evil, negative way possible. and these awards coming out next week, next monday, it's a gimmick. it's kind of a shtick. on the other hand, i was in puerto rico with the president when the nob

forces in afghanistan french president emanuel macross hailing his visit to china as the beginning of an historic partnership he joined china's president xi jinping in promising to promote free trade and combat climate change and vision sharply at odds with that of u.s. president donald trump robin wright has more from beijing. china and france are hailing this visit as a new era for strategic partners xi jinping and emanuel mccraw signing multi-billion dollar trade deals from aerospace to nuclear energy projects and reaching what they say is common consensus on a range of issues from climate change to international security. we have made an agreement to improve global issues we are faced with climate change and terrorism china will be working together with france so we can have a win win situation and develop a new strategy that helps everyone in the world we have both agreed to have open and deep communications macross says his visit is a recognition of china's role on the world stage and she's preeminent position as chinese leader this is mark rance first state visit to china as pr