student in erfurt. i'm in 12th grade and i'm interested in education. i talk to a lot of people.ook part in the online dialog and i see that in germany a lot of people say that we should have federal education. of course, this would be a huge change in the country if we have federal education. since we're talking about the future, i think that it's something that we should finally come to. what you expect from that. if a federal government makes a mistake, all the german students are affected by the federal mistake. it's better if the state is making a mistake, it affects less people. >> translator: as long as i'm a chancellor, we can talk about mistakes of course on the federal government that i was -- when we move from one state to the other, there's no equivalency? >> yes, we don't have equivalency between states. when you move from one state to the other, you have a different school system. and curriculum has changed. and when a new party takes power in the state -- so costs a lot of money. i think we can save tons if we had uniform education system. uniform for the whole of

i am from erfurt.ntity -- i listened to all the wishes that people have from the state's, and my identity is also as a citizen. i am a german citizen, and i am thinking not only in terms of the task up on the states, and there are so many wishes. the family can do better for the children and the state. we should think about what is the state not able to do. when you are talking about basic income for everybody, that is counterproductive. of course, if i tell my children they're going without an income, how am i to motivate them? it will be hard to motivate them to do anything if they do not have to think about what comes. >> do not forget which should not give the impression that the state can do absolutely anything. the state does not have the money. it is not the money of the state. it is our money. it is good for the citizens to give up and the state does everything for them? it is a question of identity. >> my identity is i am an independent, i can do it myself. of course, everything is linked to c

now it is here in erfurt and germany is my home and i feel good here.talking about security and safety, i will tell you that our society lives under the problem of judgment, value judgment. it's a problem. i think that we should nolonger use value judgment against people, wherever they come from and whatever the color of their skin. numbers two, we need to have a simple procedure when discrimination happens or disadvantaging people. we have an antidiscrimination law. but it is not really applied the way it should. it's difficult. so i want to applaud you, mrs. chancellor. we need and you need the full support of this. [applause] [speaking german] >> translator: so on the one hand you say we should not a value judgment on people? have you been discriminated against yourself? >> possibly. >> it's that. it's that. [speaking german] >> translator: so you come from uncle and people look at you. it's bad, it's bad. u2 on the value judgment? >> i was born here in germany, but i knew from the beginning that people would look at me twice, take a double take wond

now it is here in erfurt and germany is my home and i feel good here.talking about security and safety, i will tell you that our society lives under the problem of judgment, value judgment. it's a problem. i think that we should no longer use value judgment against people, wherever they come from and whatever the color of their skin. numbers two, we need to have a simple procedure when discrimination happens or disadvantaging people. we have an antidiscrimination law. but it is not really applied the way it should. it's difficult. so i want to applaud you, mrs. chancellor. we need and you need the full support of this. [applause] [speaking german] >> translator: so on the one hand you say we should not a value judgment on people? have you been discriminated against yourself? >> possibly. >> it's that. it's that. [speaking german] >> translator: so you come from uncle and people look at you. it's bad, it's bad. u2 on the value judgment? >> i was born here in germany, but i knew from the beginning that people would look at me twice, take a double take won

i was the chance to study the erfurt scientific study did known as the generation systems. i'm not the chair of the air force edify this report but rather was the chair of the study and what i will do is lay out the foundation of the study and its formation, a little of its process, some of the recommendations but i think you have in your package complete list of findings and recommendations so why won't go through each of those with you. first respect to the formation of the scientific advisory board from 2008, actually come april 2008 until may of 2010, the air force experienced 14 physiological incidents with a fleet of the f-22. each of those incidents was fairly investigated through the normal air force safety investigation process these. but of those incidents as a result of the investigations done didn't reveal a route calls and the point general jones mentioned is what concerned the air force. in terms of numbers at the time of the last incident the airforce had flown about 100 fells and a worse in the fleet so that equates to one unexplained incident about a freaki

>> translator: i'm a student in erfurt. i'm in 12th grade and i'm interested in education.alk to a lot of people. i took part in the online dialog and i see that in germany

now it is here in erfurt and germany is my home and i feel good here.talking about security and safety, i will tell you that our society lives under the problem of judgment, value judgment. it's a problem. i think that we should no longer use value judgment against people, wherever they come from and whatever the color of their skin. numbers two, we need to have a simple procedure when discrimination happens or disadvantaging people. we have an antidiscrimination law. but it is not really applied the way it should. it's difficult. so i want to applaud you, mrs. chancellor. we need and you need the full support of this. [applause] [speaking german] >> translator: so on the one hand you say we should not a value judgment on people? have you been discriminated against yourself? >> possibly. >> it's that. it's that. [speaking german] >> translator: so you come from uncle and people look at you. it's bad, it's bad. u2 on the value judgment? >> i was born here in germany, but i knew from the beginning that people would look at me twice, take a double take won