loved ones in the prime of life for what they are to us our heroes our martyrs the french president emanuel micro visited me shared to pay his respects just 3 weeks earlier in paris mccord led a memorial for 13 french. soldiers killed in a helicopter crash in mali more than 4000 french troops are fighting armed groups in the syal alongside forces from the share bikini faso chad mauritania and mali the g 5 countries but as the casualties mount so his hostility against former colonial power france on the should not be i notice and to many countries an anti french sentiment is no prospering without any clear political condemnation i cannot accept sending our soldiers into the field in countries where our presence is not clearly requested the deployment is not only being questioned in the region though but also here in france where the mission is poorly understood by the public and there's growing pressure on michael to justify france's involvement the this is open for 6 years with about cannes france has been in the saddle and it seems were the tipping point there are no real results people in

right ok we've run out of time thank you all very much indeed emanuel of the pulley in paris. in the senate colleagues capital dhaka and emmanuel kwesi adding talking to us to dunce from dunstable just outside of london thank you all very much indeed for a very interesting conversation and thank you as ever for watching the program remember you can see it any time you like by going to the website al-jazeera dot com if you want more discussion as i said. but you may you can go to our facebook page facebook dot com for a slash a.j. inside story and there's always a choice as fair a handle is at a.j. inside story i'm dennis so for me and the whole team here in doha as i finish. the 21st century began with extraordinary economic growth across much of latin america. but since this halted in 2008 there's been a political shift to the right on a continent where socialism once thrived. politician goes on a journey to me leading left wing figures to understand why that politics have lost ground so dramatically. in latin america a giant in time oil coming soon 3 is off to cholera was di

france's president emanuel buckra likes to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform. i believe you but his efforts to change his own country around into serious trouble i guess this week here in brussels is his former europe minister not telling one of his most vocal cheerleaders in the european parliament is the macron revolution a drug.

>> ed: mike emanuel, things are starting us off. >> sandra: president trump legal team set to make their case tomorrow, house democrats working to poke holes in the president's defense strategy before it even begins. >> the president's lawyers, they were trucking in all these totally false and discredited theories, conspiracy and otherwise. but the house managers sort of drove a knife through the heart of those false arguments ahead of time. >> sandra: brett tolman joining us, former united states attorney and former counsel to the united states senate judiciary can he pay good morning to you and thank you for being here. >> good morning, sandra. >> sandra: to the democrats first, have the effectively made their case so far? >> if you know, they have an audience that is unusual. they are speaking to the american people and speaking to the four republicans that they hope to gain in votes coming up. on witnesses, for example, if they do it again. but those four have been

france's president emanuel macrolides to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform in the u. but his efforts to change his own country around it's a serious trouble i guess this week here in brussels is his former europe minister not only was one of his most vocal cheerleaders in the european parliament is the my call revolution advancing or has it run out of steam. not only welcome to conferences. nobody has talked more about reforming the e.u. than emanuel merkel why should anyone listen when he's making such heavy weather of reforms in his own country. why 1st you've been reforming from for more than 2 years with steady paff. the country is in chaos their country is not in care of there is no threat anymore are in real with all public transportation and there will be the most ambitious pension systems reform for the kids would wish which will pass in the parliament in the next week people have died in the instructions paris has reeked of tear gas for weeks on end you have gigantic disruptions in transport so the worst transport disruption since the 1960 s. are you talking

former obama chief of staff rahm emanuel confirming what many suspected in the op-ed for "the washington post" today, writing this: many may pass impeachment for a strategic blunder but that might be premature, just as republicans overshot the mark by impeaching cleveland >> all: clinton , by forcing republican pluralist to cast an unpopular vote to deny witness testimony, his party might be able to win , hearkening back to one of rahm emanuel's most famous quotes. >> you never want a serious crisis to go to waste. what i mean by that is an opportunity to do things that you could not do before. >> martha: who wins on this in the end? we'll have more on that later in the show and in moments both sides of the aisle way in with republican senator rand paul at the aquatic senator chris van hollen. but first, courts chad pergram on the hill tonight. >> two hours and 45 minutes remained in this question-and-answer session in the impeachment trial. they will probably wrap up just after 10:00 or so. they've been through 148 questions and tomorrow is going to be a seminal day, as you say, as we d

rahm emanuel had an op-ed last sunday.i feel like rahm emanuel who used to work of course with you doubt the obama white house, former mayor of chicago, every three months or so he writes an op-ed begging democrats not to focus so much on identity politics, no one is listening, "the wall street journal" what it writes about identity politics in the campaign today, she says this is the politics of exclusion, it explains why a field that began as the most diverse and democratic history is now coming down to a competition between two old white men, candidates who speak primarily to subsections of the country are, by necessity, excluding everybody else, what you make of all this? >> in l.a. we have the thomas mann house, it preserves, thomas mann was a german during world war ii who moved to los angeles. he had radio addresses on democracy. the other night, german philosopher was talking about the violence perpetrated by majorities in minority communities when he have majority rule. that is an element of democracy. he was talk

africa region which is becoming increasingly violent society leaders will meet france's president emanuel my coin paris on monday to decide on the future of the french military presence in the region but he's in colombia say there for an approximate date the former leader of the nod to modernize falk rebels but he say they killed 2 men who planned to kill rodrigo and don't know better known us to go ahead snarl if political party formed when rebels reach a peace deal in 2016 after more than 50 years of conflicts where the government you're up state with headlines on al-jazeera inside stories next stay with us. on the counting the cost why the u.s. spends billions on bulls amendes hiding with a tree bases across the world plus the reshaping of the meat industry as africans $1.00 for the estimates are those pork industry and the 1st is a tax that could escalate a trade in the cost of. a landslide victory for taiwan her independence president and a firm no to china's plan to take backyard and once controlled so how might respond defying when such and such equipment and how far is the u.s. pr

julian emanuel has done that.athematically had the courage to stay in this market like mr. emanuel. your idear note, love of greater animal spirits. matt has been the miss call -- miscall. isian: what has been unusual we still haven't seen the animal spirits. the public has not become unenthusiastic buyer. tom: help me. this is as close as we will get teaching for friday. gdp,l spirits is nominal real economic growth and inflation. do we sustain our animals is -- spirits by sustaining inflation or economic growth? julian: it is both. you have listened to the fed for the last year and they are committed to both. that is why this accommodation is likely to continue this year and next. marketw do i stay in the and how do i acquire more shares? two separate decisions. julian: staying in the market is that long-term investor perspective. don't open your statements or turn your screen on, and don't get emotionally and rapture. -- enraptured. tom: i should not open my statement? julian: cash has some yield to it. if you

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france's president emanuel macrolides to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform we leave you with his efforts to change his own country around as a serious trouble my guess this week here in brussels is his former europe minister not only was one of his most vocal cheerleaders in the european parliament is the micro revolution advanced.

well tonight a leading member of french president emanuel micron's on marsh party is predicting thatontroversial pension reforms will be passed by parliament in the coming weeks and that's despite the fact that anger over the reforms has led to violent protests coming up in conflict zone tim sebastian sits down with france's former european affairs minister not only knew so the country is not in k. off there is no threat anymore in railways or public transportation and there will be the moves them vicious pension system to form a full day k. through it wish which when paf in the parliament in the next week people have died in demonstrations paris has wreaked of tear gas for weeks on end you've had gigantic disruptions in transport so the worst transport disruption since the 1960 s. are you talking about that obviously i'm told about patterns you don't seem to come often to paris ah i do i have my family in paris is there with protests that's a french tradition. and you can see tim sebastian's entire interview with the talia was so right here on the w. in just a few minutes or you can

cut cut cut cut cut cut cut france's president emanuel macrolides to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform if you like just this week here in brussels he says former europe minister not only was a hoax one of his most vocal cheerleaders in the european parliament is the macro revolution of monsoon flow has it wrong as a state conflict so for next fall. the. master some plastic waste german consumers carefully gather in separate unsafe plastic and there is still the biggest producers of plastic waste to enjoy rather than recycling it they can explore it why can't they give it up the bookings for clues and placed above germany's problem must close to the 45 minute. i want to believe. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences have been disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises from world. fucking thing we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to kill people but i think that hani hanjour people feel for the lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of the most to stay behi

than emanuel mccall why should anyone listen when he's making such heavy weather of reforms in his own country while 1st has been informing france for more than 2 years with steady poff. the country is in chaos the country is not in k. off there is no strike any more and railways or public transportation and there will be the most ambitious pension system to form full decay. it would wish which will pass in the parliament in the next few weeks people have died in them stray sions paris has wreaked of tear gas for weeks on end you've had gigantic disruptions in transport so the worst transport disruption since the 1960 s. are you talking about that obviously and i'm talking about paris you don't seem to come often to paris are i do i have my family in paris yes they're with are from protests that suppression addition birds are 0 to 700 people injured across the country 17 and hurt a number of policemen injured among them and some casualties were due to this yellow tackett protest movement are you see it throughout the word right now middle class is wondering whether globalization for go

and for more on this i'm joined now by our political correspondent emanuel shaz emanuel thanks for being with us now we just heard in that report that people are now starting to look ahead to a post markel germany what might that look like i mean today we sourced austria's conservatives agree to a coalition with the greens is that a possible scenario here in germany as well but is it being discussed this option off the greens being in the government we see we've seen here in germany especially in the past that there was a surge of interest for the green party you so so the years with fridays for future are demanding that politicians include more green policies in their agenda so it sets any in everyone's mind and if you look at the green party here in germany. the leader of the co-leader of the party ease of personality that is that is much loved by the germans themselves so could he be the next chance to go yes that's a possibility and could coalition government be composed by the conservatives and the greens so here in germany just like we saw in austria in austria that's a possibility

i am mike emanuel in for bret baier.m the compound. u.s. troops are on the way to the region right now. we have fox team coverage.

chief congressional corresponded to mike emanuel has more from capitol hill. this came together in the last hour, what is next? >> nancy pelosi signaling to her house colleagues that these articles of impeachment are going to go over to the senate next week. writing, i have asked jerry nadler to be prepared to bring to the floor next week, a resolution to appoint managers, and transmit articles of impeachment of the senate. that letter from the speaker was released as lawmakers were leaving the capital for the week, letting them know next week will be another critical step in the impeachment process. some of her most liberal members are defending her tactics of holding the articles. >> obviously it's important for us to get as much assurance for the american people that it's going to be fair. >> part of the problem for the speaker is senate majority leader mitch mcconnell did not flinch. mcconnell form signed on to a resolution offered by missouri republican senator josh hawley, allowing for the dismissal of the articles impeachment. one of the top house repub

first, let's go to mike emanuel. he's live on capitol hill. mike, tells us, how is this going to work. >> >> all eyes will be on the house floor for a have it call vote. nancy pelosi announcing today "the house will now proceed with a vote on transmitting the articles of impeachment and naming impeachment managers on wednesday january 15." the speaker held up this process for four weeks trying to gain leverage over the senate trial. mitch mcconnell didn't budge. democrats are pushing moderate republicans on the need for witnesses in the upcoming trial. >> we don't know what the witnesses will say. what the documents will reveal. they could hurt the president's case. or they could help the president's case. we don't know. we know one thing. we want the truth on something as weighty and profound as an impeachment trial. >> many senate republicans argue the process in the house was not fair to president trump. so some leading senate republicans say after speaking with the president, they recognize he's eager to get moving. be. >> he believes he w

french held another nationwide strike against president emanuel mccrone and his pension reform plans the protests have already cause travel disruptions for over a month. between the government and transport unions are expected to continue on friday here as natasha reported from paris what have been protests against the french government's plan pension reforms for more than a month now for 5 weeks in fact transport workers have been on strike and that is meant as a major travel disruption all up and down the country as trains buses metro transit ups is all severely reduced now what the trade union leaders of all support is a 4th nationwide day of action that is why here in the center of areas there are people from old sections of french working society you have a doctors health workers accountants over here on my left there are lots of teachers many schools and universities are shut today and what they are always saying is they don't want to read the french government's reforms will mean that they will have to work more on that they will have their pensions reduced. the pension reform

mike emanuel, capitol hill, democrats are hoping to change some republican mines. we began with jonathan white house. >> neil good afternoon, the president's legal team is busy. they have some crucial papers to file over the next three days, the first one will be fired tomorrow with the house, it is basically an answer to the articles of impeachment, i am told that that response will be "direct and fulsome" the other thing they are going to file, it will be there sunday or monday. it has to be done by monday, it could be either day. it's the brief to the senate that will outline the president's case, according to sources where working with the president's legal team "the way we frame it in the brief is if you believe in the separation of powers and believe and article 2, when the president is operating on foreign policy, he is operating at the zenith of his constitutional power" the president's legal team is now in praise, there are several members of it, they will not all be in the sun at the same time like the house managers will. they will rotate in and out defe

in 2018 french president emanuel mark karr commissioned art historian benedict savoir and economiststell me inside to study options for the return of african artworks they recommended unconditional restitution of all lives it works. actually more for what it is essential for the african community to recover objects that are part of their cultural heritage support said that they can relate that heritage that of the problems that they face today. africans need to restore this connection to their creative spiritual cultural and historical power and control the story. out of this is where we have to come to terms with this historical situation and put an end to it because about haps and i would hope you can help us to redefine our relationships which involve the plundering of this cultural heritage but we have to create new conditions in which these artworks and the cultural heritage that they represent can help to redefine the relations between the different groups of people that you put in one so that this new book sure a few less shortly. this is i moved to the symbolic importance of

in africa style region which is becoming increasingly violent leaders will meet france's president emanuel in the southwestern fine city of poll a to monday to decide on the future of the french military presence in the region natasha butler explains. in december the bodies of 71 soldiers from the lay it's a military base in the capital niamey a grim reflection of growing filings in a silo they were killed in an attack claimed by i saw in the west of the country this is i decided to come myself to give my nation's gratitude inconsolable but not all defeated to these men plucked from the affection of the loved ones in the prime of life for what they are to us our heroes our martyrs the french president emanuel micro visited me to pay his respects just $3.00 weeks earlier in paris mccord led a memorial for 13 french soldiers were killed in a helicopter crash in mali more than $4000.00 french troops are fighting armed groups in the soil alongside forces from the bikini faso chad mauritania and mali the g. 5 countries but is the casualties mount so his hostility against former colonial power f

time surveillance in modern technologies have preoccupied emanuel sin and bischof again and again since they founded their studio in 2009 'd. we're working in a moment on projects where we draw lines of fragments of drones which we cast in like material similar to what he would find. in nature like because the insect. contained in the book and idea behind it is we would like to show that all the technology to leave strays us and when to take note she leaves our lives that will be something that remains and we showed a poor dick when. chaos and order changed and permanent humans since 1900 to bring attention to these concepts nothing is forever except time itself its days even if it keeps passing. now it's just been announced that the ants found zimmerman's music prize one of the most important in the classical music field indeed it's sometimes called the nobel prize for music has been awarded this year to the german viola player. she joins an illustrious list of prize winners but include benjamin britten yehuda menu in hell but for the prize giving ceremony will be a may but we'll have

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square meters station f claims to be the world's biggest startup compas with a 1000 firms president emanuel mccall hopes the accelerator will help ours compete with silicon valley. nicko says that it wasn't this was said in to assess it and we have a unique situation we have startups in large us european and asian companies shot of the projects right from the start having all of this under one roof is unique. at this german startup they keep their boxing gloves close in hand but they prefer to leave the actual sporting side to their clients they're working on an online platform for athletes and they say paris is the ideal environment. for french government has made it very easy for foreign companies to set up a business here lucky that the french president is young dynamic and committed to startups so that. the french government wants to lure global entrepreneurs with tax breaks and by cutting red tape that's why this is talian startup set up a subsidiary office at the station f. compass they help holiday makers find a skipper for sailing trips. anybody to create a company very very quickly

enter the conflicts are confronting the powerful friends whose presence emanuel macrolides to be seen as one of the driving forces for a fool me q my guest this week here in brussels is former europe minister nothing new was over one of his most. cheerleaders in the european parliament is the cool revolution of the monsoon as it rises to conflict so full 30 minutes on the film. i go to. keep learning marched realises wait a 2nd we want the whole picture facts instead of make ideas shifts deliver us. from a dimension reality to cryptocurrency your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with to devise a short. shift. on w. . welcome to the girl max channel. goodbye no story. with exclusive insights. and a must see concerning part time culture to ensure a. place to be full curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe and don't miss out. this is g.w. news from berlin on trial democrats lay out their case for removing the u.s. president from office in oral arguments impeachment manager adam schiff says that trump abused his office by withholding aid to ukra

yesterday the wide receiver emanuel sanders has to be red theweek before they get on that plane. >> by the time we get to miami it's going to be chaos. we've got media day and all kinds of obligations. it's not going to be like your regular schedule we're used to in terms of, you know, getting off work, going home, hanging out at home. it's going to be getting pulled left and right in terms of different obligations that you've got to do, so you've got to handle all that, but at the same toorjs, it's about, like i said, making these young guys visualize so when it happens t hits them upside the head, do you know, they see it before it comes. >> the 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo is going to his third super bowl, the third time as a starter. the first two times he was a back up to tom brady. yesterday he was asked about what he learned from the tom brady as the patriots prepared for their super bowl. >> i think how calm he was, how -- he got treated like another game, but just the way he did it, i was up close and personal being getting all of the -- i don't know, picking up everythin

france's president emanuel macrolides to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform with the view that his efforts to change his own country around there's a serious trouble i guess this week here in brussels is his former europe minister now telling one of his most vocal cheerleaders in the european parliament is the macron revolution advancing.

thousands of people have hit the streets in yet another day of strikes and protests against president emanuel mccollum's proposed pension reforms is push for change has unleashed one of the longest strike actions in france in decades now familiar scenes like these playing out police are using tear gas to control protesters the strikes have caused weeks of travel chaos across france. lisa lewis our correspondent is covering the strikes in paris she says the protests are reverberating across the french economy hundreds of thousands of protesters have been marching today here in paris and in other cities across france according to the figures we are getting it was between 20600000 depending on who you listen to to the unions or the police that's about the 30th how many people were out protesting on the 17th of december that's the last day of protest against the pension reform today was the 3660 day of protest of a strike here in france and the strike is actually happening in different sectors across the friends economy especially in the transport sector you know that there are very few trains ru

performance on the steps of the city's famous but still opera as part of a protest against president emanuel mccracken's pension reforms the union spokesman said the reforms would damage the quality of the troops performances. british police have charged a man with criminal damage for allegedly slashing a painting by the spanish moss the. incident happened at the tight model of the wake and the damaged work is worth more than $23000000.00 euros. crowds of protesters have attacked the u.s. embassy in the iraqi capital baghdad in response to recent u.s. airstrikes targeting an iran backed iraqi militia it was president donald trump has accused iran of orchestrating the protests washington says all u.s. personnel at the embassy are safe and that it will deploy more than $750.00 additional soldiers to the country in response. the hezbollah brigade supporters crossed the river tigris in the morning and marched toward the u.s. embassy to demonstrate. their protest began after a funeral service for fighters killed in u.s. airstrikes on sunday the militia officers had previously killed a u.s. citize

i am mike emanuel in for bret baier.bers of the iraq backed militias with drew from the compound. u.s. troops are on the way to the region right now. we have fox team coverage. what is going on tonight in the iraqi capital? in washington we look at other hot spots for the u.s. we begin with kevin cork outside of the president's florida compound where officials are keeping a close eye on the situation. >> that they are. the president for his part has been quiet on the subject today. not so much as a single tweet about the situation in iraq. but his reaction has spoken with clarity. >> they got in and there was no problem whatever. >> there were surprising parallels between the president's new year's eve gala and the u.s. marines in the embassy in baghdad. a projection of calm amid unrest half a world away. >> it was handled well. the marines came in. they were there instantaneously. this won't be a benghazi. >> there is a difference between the facilities in baghdad and benghazi, the former is a 750-million dollars fortif

into the conflict so from the caliph france's president emanuel mako much to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform in the markets this week here in brussels he says former europe minister not so much though from the views most cheerleaders in the european parliament fears the micro revolution the monsoon flow has it running as a steam conflict so for 60 minutes tito looks. best as the year's off a cup coming up on the program but one man risking their lives to save an optimal. top end up all of 10 weeks or so most of them doing it up most of. the next what they need to study needs to right. we means the all female group the 10 men to stop the poaching or frying ghosts in south africa also coming out.

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marched through paris and other french cities to protest against pension reforms planned by president emanuel and. the demonstrations came after talks between the government and unions failed to break a deadlock a strike against the reform has destructed public transport since early december. judges and lawyers from across poland gathered in the capital warsaw to protest judicial reforms proposed by the conservative government they say the reforms restrict the judiciary's independence judges and lawyers from many other european countries join the march the european union and the united nations have also criticized the reforms. taiwan's pro independence president has been reelected by a landslide margin so i won 57 percent of the vote showing strong support for her tough stance against china which does not recognize taiwanese independence and says the island is still part of china. savoring her victory. message of defiance against beijing earned her a lopsided win in her acceptance speech she warned china the taiwan would not be influenced by threats. the people of taiwan reject a one country