the approach to the problem and that reflection is also far from unanimous between salvini and emanuel michael occurrence does not flow freely anglo-american had the lead on a european level today this problem of illegal immigration has blown a hole in her ship so these are subjects that are of course external common in europe but which have a direct impact on the electro stability of each country so we will see how things will unfold what will. yeah apart from here of there's also america there is russia everyone is faced with this problem can all build a wall like mr trump don't want but nevertheless when the washington moscow relationship was already in tatters sanctions were flung around and everything has a russian security intelligence services top brass went to the united states to meet with their american counterparts despite the personal sanctions so it showed that eve need be to conflate the two sides can still benefit from talking to each other and. this is what i'm telling you that is on one hand it is a necessity on the other hand we do not want to show it it is done in a fairly c

france detain you please an interior minister calls on the french people to get rid of president emanuel michael. washington throws his backing behind venezuela's non-elected opposition leader against the country's president amid a violent uprising across the capital. by mike pence the united states supports the courageous decision by one of. the president of your national assembly to assert that body is constitutional powers. the russian foreign minister response to new revelations that the first person on location after the poisoning of former russian spy sergei script was a senior u.k. military. good evening on a warm welcome this is international. in a fresh attack against the manual macro italy's interior minister salvini has called on the french people to get rid of the president. has the story when incredibly strong words from deputy prime minister feeney with relations already strained he's now poked away even further at president might go on saying that he hoped that france could soon be free of in his words a terrible president. i hope the french can free themselves from a terrible pre

enough say in the way the country is run and that's why this debate is being launched but if emanuel michael's hoping will. start to this debate he wins of goldman because behind me as you say a heavy police presence not just for the security the pres the president but as he arrived in this town the police fired tear gas to push away some of the residents away from where michael was money many of them were rather shocked and upset by that and just beyond me up the road there is a protest of yellow vests demonstrators thank you for that update natasha in normandy and on skype now from paris france was a man who is a professor at the paris institute of political studies you know i wonder. about this whole idea of a national debate and there was the open letter to the nation which was printed as well as a couple of days ago that. risks coming across maybe a little condescending almost speaking down to the people saying ok it's ok well let's talk about these things when actually there is so much anger out there. you know agree there is definitely a risk in this endeavor i think it is likely that m

. >> sandra: michael emanuel, thank you. >> eric: meanwhile, the supreme court allowing the trump administrationstrict transgender men and women from serving in the military two. life at the white house on this ruling, that broke just moments ago. >> hey, eric 5-4 decision and the socially the supreme court has done is allow this band to go into effect while it works its way and the issue works its way through the lower courts. it's had mixed success in the lower courts and the supreme court allowing this transgender banff for most transgender people serving in the military to stay in place while that works its way through. we are still waiting for a reaction from the white house on all of this. we haven't heard anything from the president the and it just came out. the mixed outcome that has been working their way through. so it is a victory for the white house for now as this issue makes its way through the courts, eric. >> eric: meanwhile, the president is responding to that. the video incident with the covington high school students, what is he saying? >> he is defending the high school stude

tragic event which was the emanuel nine memorial to commemorate the charleston church shootings you may remember a gunman went into the church and killed people in the church so michael spoke to us a little bit earlier and told us what he felt was the role of the responsibility of an architect have a listen to him here i believe architecture has a very important role to play in affecting social change our public place. our reflection of who we are as a society we make them and they turn make. and this public place is bringing us together as a community as a group. and i think that is one of the most important things we can do they can affirm our sense of identity is part of the collective and drive the dialogue and interaction with us you know we're more than. our individual. yes me what i find fascinating about your career is that you changed at some point from designing grand buildings designing very practical buildings what happened to you why did you decide that you needed to make an impact on the people in the house seeing the way people lived in pakistan. with me basically of course pakistan is a really a poor country and we have an enormous sort of high povert

emanuel, thank you. breaking late this afternoon the president's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen will testify in publicefore the house oversight committee. that is not on by democrats. catherine herridge is here with details. >> the testimony is scheduled for february 7th, exactly a must before he must report to prison for campaign finance violations, tax evasion and lying to congress but a moscow trump project that never materialized. in a statement he says that he accepted the invitation, elijah cummings. in furtherance of my commitment to provide the american people with answers, i look forward to having the privilege of being afforded a platform with which to give a full incredible account of the events which have transpired. he said his team is consulting with special counsel robert mueller too much for the public testimony would not interfere with the ongoing probe. endless point out he headed off the case to the new york attorney months ago. he is appearing voluntarily after pleading guilty last year to campaign finance violations which included payments to silence a former "playboy" "pll and ad

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tragic event which is the emanuel nine the morial to commemorate the charleston church shootings you may remember a gunman went into the church and killed people in the church so michael spoke to us a little bit earlier and told us what he felt was the role of the responsibility of an architect have a listen to him here i believe our country has very important role to play in affecting. our public place. our collection of who we are as. we make them and they in turn make. in the public places bring us together as a community as a group. and i think that is one of the most important things we can do they can affirm our sense of identity as particle life. and drive the dialogue. you know where more than. our individual. yes me what i find fascinating about your career is that you changed at some point from designing grand buildings designing very practical buildings what happened to you why did you find that you needed to make an impact on the people in the house seeing in the way people lived in pakistan. with me basically because pakistan is a really a poor country and we have an enormous sort of high poverty levels and now i work with people who are barefoot they hav

engine that has been studying in the past years especially before michael came to power than a lot of people put their hopes into emanuel the french president and i'm going to have many colder back than the queen of europe thought this would be the ideal couple to manage getting that engine started again to deal with the problems the many problems that the european union to say seeing at the moment including for example things like greggs but then they discovered we're not necessarily on the same page for many of the policy issues so in maine now this might be a renewed effort to change this at the moment at least but i mean those differences remain but one thing is clear without a strong german french engine the u.s. always had problems going forward. absolutely and when you look at issues like that intense that joint group that will now gather to define a common defense policy but also that key issue of how to unite defense industries at the major sticking points to what is known as tesco the aim to have a common european defense so in a way it's a little bar a treat to see what the europeans can actually make some he

mayor rahm emanuel was quoted in saying the fight against police brutality caused officers to disengage which led violent crime to increase among officers like south carolina police officer michael slater had been convicted of wrongdoing in his case the wrongful death of walter scott retired officer i'm marino says the cops who wear their badge with respects are the biggest critics of those who don't have their hearts in the right place they make their jobs much harder in their. they're bring into scrapes to the badge at those officers wear with honor so the question remains if any drastic measures will be taken to better understand what it takes to be an officer an officer like j.d. years not a day that goes by we're now wearing his bracelet or wear my little one doesn't pray for j.d. and his family the report also revealed the southern region of the united states sall the most officer fatalities in twenty eighteen with twenty four killings and twenty six accidental death as for the deadliest period in twenty eighteen wednesday saw the most deaths in the month of may recorded the highest number of police killings in los angeles and hottest tweets r.t. . as we're going to court

tragic event which is the emanuel nine memorial to commemorate the charleston church shootings you may remember a gunman went into the church and killed people in the church so michael spoke to us a little bit earlier and told us what he felt was the role of the responsibility of an architect have a listen to him here i believe our country has very important role to play in affecting. our public. our selection of who we are as. we make them and they in turn make. in this public place is bringing us together as a community as a group. and i think that is one of the most important things we can do they can affirm our sense of identity as part of a collective. and dr who time are. you know we're more than. our individual. yes me what i find fascinating about your career is that you changed at some point from designing grand buildings designing very practical buildings what happened to you why did you fifty psi that you needed to make an impact on the people in the house seeing in the way people lived in pakistan. with me basically of course pakistan is a really a poor country and we have an enormous sort of high poverty levels and now i work with people who are barefoo

tragic event which is the emanuel nine the morial to commemorate the charleston church shootings you may remember a gunman went into the church and killed people in the church so michael spoke to us a little bit earlier and told us what he felt was the role of the responsibility of an architect have a listen to him here i believe our character has a very important role to play in. our public place. our collection of who we are as. we make them and they in turn make. in these public places bring us together as a community as a group. and i think that is one of the most important things we can do they can affirm our sense of identity it's part of the collection. and drive the dialogue. you know we're more than. our individual. yes me what i find fascinating about your career is that you changed at some point from designing grand buildings designing very practical buildings what happened to you why did you fifty psi that you needed to make an impact on the people in the house seeing in the way people lived in pakistan. with me basically of course pakistan is a really a poor country and we have an enormous sort of high poverty levels and now i work with people who are bar