mike emanuel has been very frustrated.hite house said no one is going to talk to you so basically kind of start of the system. the democrats decided not to go to the judicial branch and ask for a resolution. do they have a leg to stand on here? >> you could go to the courts but the courts would take time to come to some resolution and by then you would be far down to the calendar to 2020. also there was a risk of losing and some of these cases. so the decision was made of, let's move ahead. they are making a legitimate point that mike pointed out which is unprecedented to say that nobody testified in or withholding documents including documents, you remember gordon sondland sadock, they had been released b by the state apartme. >> dana: what do you think about the white house, of course they are responding from london and they have two in real time. i've had a role that happen to me a lot, any time the president of the united states goes over see's something dramatic happens on the domestic political front. this idea that

. >> emanuel aguilera entregando la pelota a memo ochoa. viene aristeguieta. nuevamente el equipo anfitriÓn, monarcas morelia. scooby-doo como gran amuleto de esta serie. aparece la imprecisiÓn. tratando de controlar la pelota aldo rocha. el servicio justamente al espacio. vienen dos para cerrar. bruno valdez viene y aristeguieta la esta buscando. "ruso": como apunte tÁctico, los dos equipos se paran con dos delanteros, por eso generalmente van a estar mano a mano, los dos centrales contra los dos delanteros de cada uno de los equipos. serÁ importante el ajuste de los convenciones para meterse y que no se vayan los dos laterales al mismo tiempo. ante esta igualdad que hay, el desequilibrio, la habilidad individual va a marcar diferencias en el partido. >> ya lo vimos en esta primera jugada que tuvo la oportunidad monarcas de salir desde su arco. ha cambiado. pablo guede en un principio les habÍa dado la indicaciÓn que saliera jugando desde atrÁs. sosa manda sus voces centrales hacia los costados, pero ante la presiÓn del amÉrica que tambiÉn tenÍa viÑas y henry

>> emanuel: absolutely. >> stahl: they all will? i-- i mean, i think almost all of the medical schools had been driving to that before n.y.u. made its announcement. and i think they will redouble their efforts. this has been a issue that most deans of medical schools are passionate about. >> stahl: they'd better be, because otherwise, those deans at harvard and hopkins and stanford are likely to see the very best medical students attending n.y.u.-- for free. >> langone: you have a right to push and say, "why didn't you make kids who could afford to pay, pay?" because we really wanted to be blind, in terms of the kids coming here. and we want them to know that they owe us nothing. that, one day, if you're dealing with a patient who can't afford to have something done, you might say, "it's on me." pass it on. ( ticking ) >> cbs sports hq is presented by progressive insurance. i'm james brown with the a.f.c. playoff picture. baltimore is the number-one seed and has home field throughout the playoffs. miami upset new england. that combi

gathering is wanted to mark the military alliance in 7 decades is there a reason to celebrate president emanuel is calling for solidarity and standing by his morning of brain death at nato u.s. president donald trump says that language is simply nasty so will this route between leaders overshadow the song we'll take you to london also coming up tonight activists have grown into his bag says her sales across the atlantic began with a climate warning she says drastic measures are needed to cut c o 2 emissions to ship repairs to the liver for a message to the climate so. i burned off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with the nato at 7 the leaders of nato members are meeting in london and they're trying to paper over the cracks amid obvious divisions in the military a lot is evening there at buckingham palace for a reception hosted by the queen to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of nato it follows a very public spat between french president emanuel and u.s. president donald trump when the 2 leaders set down earlier today it was hard to predict how that meeting would go take

he clearly went into that meeting wanting to pick his enemy for this summit, and that will be emanuel macron. he had the president of the united states go out of his way. will he torque up the criticism? he is also fighting a multifront front war. he also went after germany. the president is inverting his criticism, he said that nato was not worth his time. now he is turning that around. he said other countries are not donating enough and he is strong and people like macron started it off by saying there was brain death in nato. it is giving tuesday and the president is giving us a lot of -- >> you said torque it up, temper versus torque, if it didn't work, i thought you may have said twerk it up. >> i'm not cool enough for that, not cool enough for that, no. >> just checking. let's go back to dc where the impeachment inquiry as you know is rolling on. there will be reports released on the impeachment hearings. okay, democrats have their report, and now democrats do too, expect to see the reports emerge. democrats will vote on and release their report on a closed door hearing of the i

emanuel says this sort of winter driving is greet he'd like to stay outside a bit longer for a closer look but it's too cold they'd like to be someplace that's warmer but for $3.00 to $3.00 on the thing. that's better it's morocco 20 degree sunshine and some sand if he can take a closer look i've been to rocco and i have been to rocco is 4.73 meters long and 1.65 meters tall that's about the same size as the skoda kodiak and the v.w. to go on all space. ok ok. ok ok. yeah i missed that you can imagine will notice that camels are a popular means of transportation in morocco it's a practical way to get around and camels don't move very quickly and they're not nearly as comfortable as a 4 wheel drive vehicle. both camels and vehicles like the toronto thrive in this kind of environment. but camels have another advantage over cars they don't produce much c o 2. emanuel points out that there are some paved highways here but you will more likely be driving over gravel and sand or a combination of the 2 the terracotta was built for driving in those kinds of conditions so he's going to take th

forces in to battle what he sees as the terrorist threat of the kurds there that lead didn't turn to emanuel macron the french president a short while ago giving a newspaper interview talking about the potential brain death of nato because of its inability to coordinate among its members spending far too much time talking instead about budget spending in military defense spending and mr erdogan shooting

i'm talking to france's president emanuel macron also say that nato 1st of all have your own brain death checked. as for the u.k.'s boris johnson well there's a lot of us are a gathering could not have come at a worse time. while paris is clearly invested in maintaining the special relationship with the us he knows that a loose lips trembled giving a glowing endorsement could be catastrophic donald trump is coming to terms very shortly he offered his support for you and indeed for michael ignatieff for rush on this radio station is that welcome what he what we don't do traditionally. as lobbying allies and friends what we do traditionally is get involved in each other's election campaign he did when nato was forms the common goal was clear to stand against the u.s.s.r. but i think that once held the alliance together is now the missing piece what is nader's biggest threat today. uncertainty and unpredictability we haven't identified one main target but we see much more complex and much more unpredictable security landscape with a more assertive russia and nato needs a purpose and result

french trade unions take their action against unpopular pension reforms into a 13 today but president emanuel macross seems determined to press ahead with his plans. and as a global summit gets underway on the surging migration crisis we'll report from one of the world's biggest refugee camps in kenya. doubtless never meant to be a long term solution yet to come less people live as a refugee camp and the camps as they know. i'm told me a logical welcome we begin with a growing spat between germany and the us over energy the us senate has backed sanctions against companies building a pipeline which will carry russian gas to germany nord stream 2 is due to begin operating in the coming months but u.s. lawmakers want president donald trump to sign the sanctions into law later this week as part of a push to counter russian influence in europe. u.s. government move is the latest episode in a gathering geopolitical storm the buildings to hold further construction of nearly 10000000000 euro pipeline under the baltic sea. the pipeline will double undersea shipments of russian natural gas to germany.

french trade unions take the action against unpopular pension reforms into a 13th day the president emanuel macross seems determined to press ahead with his plans and a 6 goal thriller in the bundesliga leipzig hold dortmund could draw in one of the most entertaining games of the season. i'm told me a lot for thanks for joining us later on wednesday u.s. lawmakers will take a historic vote on whether to start impeachment proceedings against president donald trump the democrat controlled house of representatives is expected to move back to back the move setting in motion the 3rd ever impeachment of a u.s. president hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have rallied across the country calling for trump to be removed from office protesters in new york new york's times square waved and he trumped banners. meanwhile donald trump has lashed out over the impeachment proceedings. against him in a furious 6 page letter to house speaker nancy pelosi the president accused the top democrat of declaring quote open war on american democracy in an extraordinary intervention just minutes before pelosi ann

emanuel attend her flight into a workshop and started her own business where she employs women to make we use a boss and if you part of the company's called encanto which means woman in lingala so there's these pads can be washed up to $400.00 times and that means the pads can be used for over a year even 2 years introducing them until it. the monorail a house also started meeting doctors to try to secure partnerships to support young girls in me. see only time it will be good to have doctors on board who can on voluntary basis give their time and expertise once a month to help the most vulnerable females in the b.s. we have for many girls and women this would mean better health care and more access to information some doctors working in hospitals are happy to listen to their problems but many are still hesitant to time them whatever in chile i would like to implement an affordable health care system for young girls we live in a community where there are a lot of taboos so it's important for the girls to have people that can come and help them if they cannot get to the hospital. all ex

french counterpart in support of the military alliance crippling tariffs on french goods doesn't get emanuel. donald trump apparently has some other ideas. from. 1 am on wednesday here in moscow at 5 pm in washington d.c. that's where we're starting there democrats on the u.s. house intelligence committee have published their report detailing how president allegedly abused his office for personal gain and solicited interference from ukraine for the 2020 election the release of the 300 page document which is based on testimony given in a series of closed door and public hearings marks the start of a new phase in the impeachment process. and taking a closer look. well the report from the house intelligence committee democrats essentially alleges 2 things about donald trump 1st it alleges that he conditioned military aid to ukraine on an announcement that would have been beneficial to his reelection campaign and secondly it alleges that he obstructed the house of representatives impeachment inquiry investigation now adam schiff representing democrats came forward and painted a pretty grim prick

could be a coincidence or it's the yellow vests hate emanuel macron emanuel macron hates the yellow vests emanuel mark crowd hates r t that's why we've had problems with getting axes to press events. his residence his office and so on and so forth and we don't know whether what's been happening in the court what's been happening with the shore leave go is also something that's in line with all these events or wait and see but clearly this is a sign that our team does occupy a certain niche in the country definitely much more complicated than many would like to have us believe. in the studio. 5 people including a mother who had just given birth have been killed by a u.s. drone in afghanistan's border province of cost the missiles targeted a car carrying 3 taliban fighters who were killed along with 2 civilians including the mother afghan officials say the attack happened late on friday night or early saturday morning but the pentagon says the incident took place on thursday adding that it is aware of the civilian casualties. we are aware of the allegations of civilian casualties and workin

santiago: [llora] teresa: lo mismo pasa con emanuel. este era emanuel antes de la cirugÍa. operación que le faltaba a su hija. cariani: estoy agradecida y mucho, bastante. patricia: por supuesto hay mucho que agradecer. en esta misiÓn del buque-hospital los mÉdicos atendieron a mÁs de 26700 pacientes y realizaron cerca de 600 cirugÍas. fue una misiÓn de ayuda social impresionante, sin duda. ya regresamos. locutor: al regresar, en medio de triunfos y derrotas legales, Él busca demostrar que es hijo del cantante julio iglesias. santos: no tenÍamos que recurrir a la justicia para conseguir la prueba de adn. comparta sus mensajes ahora mismo en facebook, instagram, twitter y univisionnoticias.com. participe en la conversaciÓn con quienes estÁn viendo "aquÍ y ahora". hola, ¿y los demás? no, solo soy yo. pero mi cuñado me dijo que eran el mejor trío. Éramos, hasta que nos separamos. pero eres bueno, ¿no? estoy ok. sería mejor con los otros dos. es que le voy a pedir la mano. ¡qué bueno! porque una mano es lo que necesitamos. solo ok no está ok. at&t tiene la mejor red del país, y

by workers in jez protests turned violent in some cities would demonstrate as angry at president emanuel micron's planned pension reforms and tasha butler reports from the capital paris. there were people from all walks of french life teaches students and lawyers joint transport and health workers in central paris part of a nationwide strike protesting against the government's plans to reform the pension system they fear the changes would force them to work for more years and reduce their pay outs we are here to try and preserve our pension system which is one of the best in europe and we don't want to go backwards micron's reforms are destroying french society. it looks like we'll have to retire even later but we'll have even less money in our pension so the demonstration was mainly peaceful but there was some clashes between police and so-called black bloc and a case protesters i. think more than $6000.00 police officers were deployed in the city this police union spokesperson said many of them would have wanted to join the strike a lot of them wanted to come. we had the day off today

willing to take that action tries union work is in france and keeping up the pressure on president emanuel back wrong and his pension reform plans for the 24th day protesters joined workers of the garden or station in house striking against the overhaul of the pension system it pushes the atomic age to 64 but its meetings in paris he says not that the protesters know president emanuel microamp showing any sign of backing down. we're having now merely into the 4th week of next week of these protests against pension reform this one shuttle a just behind me in central paris couple of 1000 people today there have been regular protests in paris and across the country and now in more than 3 weeks that these. protests against pension reform have been going on there has been still significant disruption particular on the railway network there are more trains running now today than that have been over the past few weeks an indication that some of the people who are on strike are beginning to go back to work but there is still considerable public support for the protests there's a big nationwide set

emanuel macron setting the stage for an almost inevitable showdown with donald trump and donald trump taking things off in that press conference there saying i've got on well with emanuel in the past but he does tend to do things that are not good for his own country nobody needs nato more than france does alluding presume to the 2nd world war and again taking issue with the europeans for not spending enough and that despite mr stockton bergs efforts to smooth things over he'd hoped to kick this summit off by saying that there is much more money being pledged on the table annually by nato members from europe also a redistribution of costs in terms of the nato budget frankly donald trump has led with the other foot and set the scene for what could be a rather bad. beaching of nature to laura well johnny you talk about these bad tempers and these tensions we've also seen tensions between. and and with emmanuel macron especially off comments that they might not support a nato plan to support some of their countries and if the rest of later didn't support their incursion in turkey so give

ambassador's residence in london where as you can see it french president emanuel and u.s. president donald trump are meeting there making some comments let's take a listen. just. forward beginner respect for the great warriors rally in. helicopters of course and really poor have. you talked about. it my condolences rebel. fighters you don't think you are it right away for shipping. what we're talking about a lot of things i'd probably never going to retrain got a trade with brass you have that it will probably work out but. really great relationship and i'm sure that within a short period of time things will be looking very risky you know. usually the case with interest we get worked out we've had a lot of good. things together for years or countries or to foreigners in many different ventures bring some have to do with of radical islam others and it's always worked out so i look forward discussion real progress there are 1st one in 5 minutes and we exaggerate a lot of factors in our next hour maybe hour or so that. gives you conclusive because you know. the look on. their

rahm emanuel was the mayor of chicago between 2011 and 2019, also former white house chief of staff. they will be interviewed by my colleague who see at her -- editor live journalism as the wall street journal. please welcome them. [applause] to do a couple of case studies and we have a short amount of time. quickly, let's bring everybody up to speed. first, most people here, the headlines about the 700 mu dollars amazon plans to spend in the next few years. give us a quick overview on how that works. $700 million, 100 thousand workers over the next six years. it's an aggregation of different upscaling programs. our front-line workers, we give them a program we call career choice. we prepay 95% of tuition and books up to $3000 a year so they can learn skills in fields like medical technology, bookkeeping, other tech fields. them for other jobs that will take them outside of amazon. in addition to programs like that for front-line employees, we have programs like our machine learning university where were taking our software developers and recognizing that machine learning is such a c

i think most of the news was in france where he went after emanuel macron, even suggested that france needs nato needs more than anything else, an ugly suggestion about the past world wars of the previous century. and the united states and a total hoax. nothing new there but you did see the president seize upon this idea that some democrats in vulnerable seats don't want impeachment. there is not a lot of data out there. but the president is clearly interested to see how those democrats handle the impeachment in their recess, back in their districts. and then moving on to china, the president just suggested that we night not have a trade deal with china by the end of this year. we'll see what markets are doing. i think if we were to, the financial network, we would have the dow up or the ftse or whatever market is trailg trading and see if there is any reaction there, but clearly, that is the president pouring cold water on a trade deal with china. i thought the north korea section was fascinating because he not only talked about how he has a good relationship with kim jong-un, he rev

this appears to have been an encounter bristling with tension between emanuel not rome and don't need trump at one point don't trump said look that's why he's such a good politician because he's expert at giving no no answers they covered all sorts of areas of dispute between the 2. having started off by saying they've never managed that never failed to find solutions between the 2 of them they do manage to expose an awful lot of problems but the keep it probably was emanuel maccarone saying that he absolutely stood by his comments about nato being effectively brain dead the comments that he made in an interview to a newspaper shortly before this but you recently read it and comments against the backdrop of france's bit bitter disapproval of donald trump's unilateralism in withdrawing troops from northern syria allowing president erdogan and turkey fighters to move into that ground and take on the kurds who of course no one sees as a terrorist threat he wants nato to take he's viewed nato those sees them as very recent allies of western fighters and the fight against i still and very

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from the annual wall street journal ceo council meeting, this is 30 minutes. >> rahm emanuel is the mayor of chicago between 2011 and 2019, also former white house chief of staff. beth's colletti is the senior vice president for worldwide human resources at amazon. they are going to be interviewed by nikki waller from the wall street journal. please welcome them. [applause] we are going to do some case studies, and we have a short amount of time. quickly, let's bring everybody up to speed. first, beth, everybody here caught the headlines about the $7 million amazon plans to spend to upscale workers. to us a quick overview. facts,ou got the basic $700 million, 100,000 workers over the next six years. aggregation of a series of different upscaling programs, starting with fulfillment center workers. our front-line workers where we give them a program where they prepay even before they start their classes, 90% of tuition and books so that they can learn skills in things like medical things that will train them for jobs outside of amazon purity is a unique program because we realize that amazo

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i like emanuel emanuel tend sometimes to do things that are not in the best interests of his country he called the comments insulting nasty he said they come at a particularly dangerous time france he said was doing very badly economically he could see mr macron potentially pulling france out of the nato alliance at a time he said where nobody needs nato more than france he didn't substantiate or explain those comments the pair will be meeting shortly face to face we think here at the u.s. ambassador's residence to be a press conference afterwards and we'll be able to find out then how things went and we are watching that very closely and in china help for us in london watching developments thanks to china well let's have this moment to pick us all apart with al-jazeera senior political analyst now and bashar he's in paris by tomorrow and we were talking about this earlier as well that going into this summit with a french president who is calling it a brain dead a turkish leader who's now being accused of back mailing his allies and also a u.s. president who then keeps accusing his a

just a warning for the government but it's not hard to predict what's going to get out but if emanuel makarov it his state decides to stick to the plan. ok i asked if that i could stay all night they said no we need somebody fresh that was on the local will be here with updates for you in just 3 minutes on. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always be worth one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results diced on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more growth we give them the sooner we're all. each simulating civilization will be able to run using a tiny fraction of its resources. hundreds of thou

london to mark the military alliance is 7 decades is there reason to celebrate for its president emanuel mccrone is calling for solidarity and he's also standing by his morning of brain death at nato president trump says that is nasty language so will this round between leaders overshadow the summit and take you live to london also coming up tonight weather experts tell the u.n. climate summit in madrid is that the last decade has been the hottest on record we look at what it means for one farmer in south africa and even as the world makes progress improving the lives of people with disabilities we'll take you to me where the disabled are still confronting huge challenges. i'm for in golf it's good to have you with it today's nato meeting in london has opened with national leaders seeking to paper over the cracks amid divisions in the allied it's right now as leaders are at buckingham palace for a reception hosted by the queen to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of nato and it follows a very public spat between french president emmanuel back wrong and u.s. president donald trump

mike emanuel is at the capitol where house democrats have unveiled articles of impeachment on the same day they gave the president a major political win on trade. john roberts at the white house has the president's reaction to both developments, but we begin with correspondent david spun at the justice department tonight where the attorney general isn't taking major expection to the inspector general's report finding major bias in the russia probe. >> not even 24 hours after the ig released his report, attorney general bill barr found some major problems with those findings. just as president trump is criticizing his fbi director who does not use the word "fighting" for his take on the report. >> i think our nation was turned on its head for three years. based on a completely bogus narrative band and hyped by an irresponsible press. >> since the inspector general port, attorney general beer bar told what he told congress back. he believes the trump campaign was spied on and the fbi may have acted in bad faith when it opened an investigation into the 2016 campaign. >> these illegal rari

this is just a warning for the government but it's not hard to predict what's going to happen if emanuel macron and his team decides terri will stick to the plan of. science and business done just into sex in a long musk's office moscow state university has has to take a forum for young talent is the thing that house. the 2 spheres interact on course and paid a visit. it's a glance into russia's future for the country's top university moscow state a place where the scientific achievements of young people are put on display for the world to see this year's innovation in practice congress has a large exhibition on how to improve education and job training is going to be everything from fiar devices to agricultural technology so let's go take a step inside and find out what russia's brightest minds have to offer. live. this is slow solution for little or nothing to the teacher who could afford to be free of the cold cold feet and not let you know what's really and it will lose the flow plus it will go with you know that leaflet you think yeah right no those things are going to go. with this

this is just a warning for the government but it's not hard to predict what's going to happen if emanuel macron and his team decides to stick to the plan of. russian athletes have expressed anger. and frustration over the country's exclusion from all major world tournament's for the next 4 years the decision was made by the world anti-doping agency wada wada took that step after it ruled moscow had tampered with the drug test database and while clean athletes will still be able to compete they'll be forced to do so under a neutral flag russian officials however are prohibited from attending major events while the country won't be allowed to host any tournament's the list of doors now slammed shut in russia's face is extensive include the olympic and paralympic games in tokyo in 2020 and football's fee for world cup in cattle are 2 years after that and russia of course was the last host of that event and its players will now have to go as neutrals if they qualify. russian swimmer yulia fume about as among those who are athletes who have to prove that they're clean she failed a drug test i

between the american and french presidents this tuesday for their meeting donald trump it described emanuel mccrone suggestion that nato is in terminal decline as non-state the pair then went on to joust over a range of issues in front of reporters including the fate of european isis fighters in this bizarre exchange. this. is. where you are. often over mine does go wrong on this. one. uses. this is where he's a great politician as it was we're going to answer is that. just hours before that meeting the us president threatened to impose a huge tariffs on french goods including cheese and champagne shouted to bensky has more on the rift. well to add into those tensions that nato there is even a few simmering tensions between france and the us this comes after the u.s. has threatened to add more taxes on the french products in retaliation for the so-called gaffe attacks this is a tax on digital joints such as google amazon or facebook and apple suggesting it will levy those taxes of up to $2400000000.00 some of that product such as champagne on luxury goods such as handbags and also the famou

from to frederick tithers show band from banning where he chatted with emanuel talked about the yellow vests the only criticism he was embarrassed by the very name of the channel russia today a name that makes it clear where its funding comes from the fortnightly magazine signal published by the command in occupied countries did the same when it gave column space to coax and ferragamo this appearance of normality one end of the telescope is essential to the success of the propaganda operation but this was basically r t being put in the same camp as the signal magazine which was something that was recognized during the years of world war 2 as a particular tool that nazi germany was using in the occupied countries to spread their fascist ideas you mentioned they had a fast protest as are they really are to france's west. well let me just put it this way the french officials may like it or not the mainstream french media audience may like it or not but the coverage of the yellow vest protests by r.t. france was extensive and this led to these kind of scenes i need to show you. more surely

crowds have been rallying in paris against president emanuel micron's plans to overhaul the pension system more than a dozen arrests have been made in recent days the country has seen violent protests in a number of cities with more from the french capital. well as you can see we are in the thick of it the country is trying to deliver their message to the government just one day before it now says their final plans for the pension reform in france although we did hear from the country's prime minister that for them for now there is no intention to change their plans if we don't make serious profound and progressive reforms to date someone else will make a much more brutal reform tomorrow i hope that we can convince a majority of french people that our reform is fair it is universal it makes the special pension plans gradually disappear and is financially balanced not just for a moment let me give you a clearer picture of who these people are for instance i mean we've already been used to the yellow vests but as you can see these are orange and what it says on them is s.n.c.f. this is the f

it's just a warning for the government but it's not hard to predict what's going to happen if emanuel macron and his team decides to stick to the plan. russian athletes have condemned the 4 year ban imposed by the world anti-doping agency will have that story and more after this short break. impeachment mania has dives drawn on both sides of the political divide the i.g. report clearly demonstrates the f.b.i. abused its powers when targeting trump the world the judiciary committee is hell bent on impeachment articles ideological obsession with a game. each simulating civilization would be able to run using a kind of structure for its resources. hundreds of thousands millions of runs through all of human history almost all. beings with our kinds of experiences don't be simulated ones rather than on simulated ones and conditional and we should think we're probably one of the simulated ones. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. russian athletes have expressed anger and frustr

lack of courage and people take to the streets immediately reforming the pension system was one of emanuel marcos campaign promises he says it needs to be streamlined to make it fairer and save public money but past presidents have tried to reform it and failed. in 1995 president jacques chirac's government scrapped its reform plans on. the 3 weeks of nationwide strikes in 2007 president nicolas sarkozy push through some changes but not without public protest macro's plans faced opposition from many sections of society including transport workers who threatened rolling strikes or objection the ideal would be to find a system that's fair for everyone it's a big ask some people were hired with certain benefits and now they're being told those advantages could be taken away this analyst says the president faces his biggest test yet. you think there's a risk that all the sectors join in health transport lawyers university then the government could fall i don't think that we are at that point yet but the government certainly can't back down because it would be a political failure. and mcconnell

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the most successful military alliance in history however provocative claims from french president emanuel that nato is as he put it to brain damage triggered an angry reaction from others not least from u.s. president donald trump who described the comment as nasty insulting and disrespectful for america as usual work to seek some sort of compromise and consensus concluding that it had been a very successful meeting so our question here on to the point is nato at 17 brain dead or fighting for it. thanks so much for joining us here on the phone to the point here in the studio in berlin and i'm joined by 3 excellent journalists beginning with my daughter bella colleague in showers who's a french born political correspondent and him says gloves off macros braindead comments on nato put diplomacy at risk also with us flooding there from the russian desk here on c d w he believes that nato is the perfect enemy for russia and if nato didn't exist then for domestic purposes the kremlin would have to. undergo very warm welcome to meltzer laming he's an old 3rd senior. sort of the berlin based a l

this is just a warning for the government but it's not hard to predict what's going to happen if emanuel macron and his team decides to stick to the plan of. the show as wealth inequality in the u.k. is in focus again not after i receive a put my palm in travail that the number of food banks in the country is greater than the number of mcdonald's restaurants their 1st detail of a course. i mean i love the slogan of the world's most famous fast food chain but it seems in the u.k. many can't afford to love it figures show there are now more food banks in this country than branches of mcdonald's sun given the fast food chain can be found on pretty much every corner that's an awful lot of food banks for too many people it's becoming harder and harder to keep their heads above water we can't shy away from the changes that would make the real difference to and the need for food banks going hungry and one of the world's richest countries seems almost unbelievable but data shows more people than relying on food handouts one antipoverty trust distributed a rack or number of food parcels this year

most of the slogans that we are hearing in these protests are aimed directly against the president emanuel macron one you can see right here it says macro don't touch my retirement i can tell you that the pension reform is pretty much his brainchild and that's why so many people are angry at him specifically over but this comes soon may be. over but it does not come here to prove money 1st but the reform we're looking for to everybody's the idea for the pension reform is to introduce a universal point system which will make the pension sums universal for different layers of the society but some of them in france do fear that they will lose their privileges they want to give us a town hall food system you have ever who are you pawns but own. would bring you a point never know now this is just a warning for the government but it's not hard to predict what's going to be out but if emanuel makr audit his team decides to stick to the plan. seems to be very much swimming against the tide this week today the house is now to specific articles of impeachment against the president. the 1st article i

often looks different better quotables occur frequently the latest on tiger nest french president emanuel macron he criticized me to his brain damage in an interview with british news magazine the economist a damaging political slap in the face just before the meeting in london. reported on my call in micro is very media savvy and knows how these things work and he knows how to make his voice heard. claire the timing before the meeting in london was chosen deliberately or it could look at. the french president's remark was mainly aimed at turkey for its military operations undertaken without consulting nato partners turkey is a geo strategically important nato member but it has stepped out of line with its offensive in northern syria nato the only major western military alliance was paralysed to intervene another problem turkey has entered an arms deal with russia buying a strategic missile defense system whose shocking war experts have agreed for months and even years that there's a problem with the alliance only a problem dollars. a problem that u.s. president donald trump has exacerbat

this is just a warning for the government but it's not hard to predict what's going to happen if emanuel makr out in his state decides to stick to the plan. but to most or is to be found on website dot com but i'll be back in 30 minutes with the latest headlines so join us then if you can't. impeachment mania has drawn on both sides of the political divide the i.g. report clearly demonstrates the f.b.i. abused its powers when targeting. the judiciary committee is hell bent on impeachment articles ideological obsession again. seems wrong. to me. yet to stamp out this day become active. and engaged with. the trail. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. facts geysers financial survival. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside to artificially low mortgage rates don't get carried away that's cause report. greetings and sell you take a shit with just 15 shopping days left before christmas democrats in the us house representatives of personally announced this week that they would be moving ahead with the impeachment of us president donald trump