[laughter] i wanted to start on the far left. >> but in poland you are the far left of these days according to some members of your government that many of us know her for her works on soviet communism which is an incredible book the gulags more recently s of her book on the genocide on the ukrainian people by stalin in the 1930s and splits her time between london and poland were her husband in the previous government was a foreign minister in polish government and you wrote an eye-opening essay in the atlantic about two issues ago? there was a wonderful cover story where you talked about what has been going on in poland and hungary in just the last few years. can you tell us about that essay? >> thank you. the essay began with a conversation with the editor of the atlantic and i was trying to describe the phenomenon that begins with a new year's eve party in 1999 and at this party people called the center right at that time that were in favor of democracy and anti-communist some americans in a mixed big party and i realized half of the people are people who have now taken a different path

it is not an interest of the far left or far right extremists. today, not enough americans are trained for the jobs of tomorrow. the far left is promising guaranteed government jobs. the far ignoring the millions of people without employment, employable skills, or access to good jobs. the truth, is that america does not lack jobs, we lack the skills for the jobs of tomorrow and today. jobs, we lack the skills for the jobs of tomorrow and today. we must invest in lifelong learning as a country and increase access to vocational training and apprenticeships. when people have skills the market demands, it gets good paying jobs and earn a success. today, believe it or not, a majority of teens worry that they could get shot while they are at school. it is repeat that because hard to even imagine. a majority of american teenagers worry that they are going to get shot while at school. this is horrific. unconscionable, a shameful statistic that none of us should find acceptable or accept. it is the highest responsibility of our government to protect its c

because it's not in the interest of the far left or the far right extremes. not enough americans are trained for the jobs of tomorrow the far left promises guarantees the far right touts the stock market as a proxy for economic health and if you are millions of without employment or employable skills are access to jobs, the truth is that america does not lack jobs we lack for the skills of the jobs of tomorrow and today so we must invest in lifelong learning as a country to increase access to vocational training so when people have skills to market demand they can find good paying jobs. today, a majority worry that if they could get shot while they are in school i will repeat that because it's hard to even imagine that a majority of american teenagers worry that they will get shot while in school. this is horrific and unconscionable a statistic that none of us should find acceptable or accept. it is the highest responsibility of our government to protect its citizens. but once again, the majority of this country most americans want to see a solution. some on

so he went quite far, but not perhaps as far as some democrats would want. that is right.he democrats would want. that is right. i mean, he has pointed to the character of donald trump. it was a character of donald trump. it was a character attack. and what do the democrats have to go on? well, they have potentially got evidence to drill down in terms of campaign finance violations. he pointed to that. but, yes, on the big substantive, was their collusion, something that donald trump keeps tweeting himself, there was no collusion, not much more that has moved the dial in the last 2a hours. the testimony before, the private testimony before the intelligence committee today might be a different matter. let's see if some of that lea ks. matter. let's see if some of that leaks. yes, it will be interesting. iam sure leaks. yes, it will be interesting. i am sure we will have more coverage of that when it happens. let's move on to another story on president trump, this one is won he would far rather see higher up the agenda, the second day of the summit with the north korean lead

but we can't fix it under a broken system where the far left and the far right are more engaged every single day and more interested in self-preservation, self-interests, and not representing you. >> so on that point, mr. schultz, you say it's not your business experience at starbucks that has qualified you for this fully. a lot of it is your personal experience, your childhood. >> yeah. >> for everyone who doesn't know, not only did you grow up in poverty in public housing, you were abused, you were assaulted by your father. and there is a moment that you write about that was formative at 15 years old. what happened and how did it change the trajectory of your life? >> in the book that i have just released, for the first time in my life, i have revealed very personal stories that i thought were important for people to know about me and also to potentially give other people, perhaps the courage or the conviction to tell their story. i grew up with a father that was in a very tough situation. he had no purpose in life. he didn't make any money. he was a world war ii veteran and unfortu

some ice and fighters were able to leave now what happens is when they reach safe areas they are so far has it taken to a prison where they detained and interrogated the are so wives and children are taken to a separate part of a refugee camp where they are put and then the civilians are put on another side of that camp now before it is incredibly difficult for. village because of the civilians that remain there just give you an idea of the sense of the village itself most of it's actually been destroyed there's a tented city on the outskirts of the village and that's where all of the civilians that remain allegedly. to be. there for it itself is going to be incredibly difficult because i still had a very long time to prepare for this the hardcore of those fighters are now in tunnels waiting for the s.d.f. to come in but certainly there are enough civilians who remain in village to slow the fighting and for the to be very careful about going into the village. well joining me now is. the university of extra strategy and security issues here in the u.k. thanks very much for coming in. tha

done so far. -- your skiing.ased in the alps. here we go. i have noticed a massive difference, especially in the last 20 years that we have been doing it, but lacey is retreating, getting smaller. in the winters, the winter season is getting shorter, it used to start very comfortable in november, sometimes now we are lucky they start in december. the other thing thatis start in december. the other thing that is quite scary and is actually really apparent right now is because of these extreme changes in the temperatures we are seeing, you could have a snowball injanuary, it could have a snowball injanuary, it could be —15 or —16, for all five days later it could be plus ten. it really weakens the way snow bonds together, and we have seen a big rise in the amount of avalanches. it makes free riding for me as a free ski a lot more risky, and obviously foreign one else trying that. —— obviously for everyone else. here in tignes, the resort has been making plans to ensure its future, and one ambitious project is to op

it's alarming to most people including democrats who think they've gone far too far. you have a lot of democratic candidates running in 2020 who just assume trump is in trouble and they are going to win so they might as well swing for the fences and goes far left as they can. they were pretty sure that they would win in 2016 as well. >> shannon: we will see. jessica, jon. >> fourth term abortions aren't a real thing. >> shannon: we will take that up with governor northam. we will leave it there. come back soon. democrats linking the northam issues to president trump. >> we can't forget about the

a few wintry showers continuing to feed in across the far north.afoot. we start to look to the atlantic for these weather systems that are gradually, over the week, going to introduce something a little bit milder. through tomorrow, we will see some cloud and outbreaks of rain and snow initially as it bumps into that cold air, working its way through north—west england and up into scotland. as the day goes on though, that snow will become more confined to higher ground. and away from that, we'll see increasing amounts of cloud, the far south and east hanging on to the best of the brightness. still feeling cold but temperatures just starting to recover in the far south—west. and that will continue to be the trend as we head through the coming week. we gradually start to see our temperatures recover as weather systems begin to draw in slightly milder air each time. but a windy start to monday morning, particularly among irish sea coasts we can locally have gales with outbreaks of rain. with snow for the highlands and the southern uplands, and some of

the oscars is still the most highly viewed awards show by far. patterns but look at the three films nominated, black panther, bohemian rhapsody, a star is born, they would be hit on the box office. it is only a matter of time, maybe even tonight, where they start winning. black panther has had a good night so black panther has had a good night so far. thank you very much. thank you for having me. researchers in antarctica are searching for the world's oldest ice. scientists hope it'll enable them to better understand past climate change and predict future variations. caroline rigby has more. it may be the coldest region on earth but site is believe this vast frozen continent is key to understanding global warming. antarctica holds many secrets from the past which, if on earth, could help us understand climate change and better predict the planet's future. researchers from norway are the latest to join the international raised to find the world's allders eyes, that formed nearly 1.5 million yea rs eyes, that formed nearly 1.5 million years ago. th

is the president of the muslim association of cordoba he's concerned that the far right fox party now has twelve seats in parliament. people don't want to acknowledge the magnificent legacy that islam has left here. these are the ruins of the caliphate city of medina as the heart of which was listed as a unesco world heritage site last year. excavation and restoration continue here but they are costly the director alberto monte hall is trying to raise funds in arab states with very. real reference for the arab world we're in contact with the embassies of arab states and we're trying to explore what form of support they could offer our work with the. far right extremists are angry about this but nobody would say this in front of the camera we asked some of the vox parties sympathizers what they thought . madi value had a lot of fears that spain is becoming dependent on rich arabs. they're invading europe they don't want to accept defeat and we're just watching that annoys me. on the one hand we say this is spain europe and on the other we're just accepting the border to shift at the pi

his words what's remarkable about this speech is that for a pope that has generally been accused so far good words and gestures but not sufficient actions and this is the first time at least in my experience that i see a pope turn on he saw in church and accused him of seriously seriously you know brutal crimes including not only sexual abuse not only a cover up but the use of child pornography the hosting of practices that essentially have no longer only endangered but how about truly made deeper the promise of sexual abuse in the church this was truly remarkable to the extent that it actually snow longer than listening to victims it's no longer apologizing but he sexually pointing the finger there regularly at the institution. that is pretty extraordinary to hear from the pope and he's talking about bringing these perpetrators to justice does this mean the church will start now handing over suspected pedophile see the secular authorities. this is actually a very good question and i think that this is one of the biggest concerns of victims and victims' associations it is not clear from

shuttle as far as i know no work of this kind is and to be left incomplete. you can't just turn off the tunnel boring machine leave it where it is and go home. it would require a cleanup plan not only for the tunnels but also for all of the work sites and the rubble dumb stuttetering ususe right noww. that's likely to cost a furtherr one point three billion euros and contract penalties alone and not including costs already sunk with the latest reports i need likely to further muddy the waters. the third round of trade talks between the world's two largest economies continues in beijing. representatives are holding preliminary discussions before the official meetings begin on thursday. us president donald trump has said this tuesday that his chinese counterpart wants a dea. understood the major sticking points remain on issues of teteh transfers and intellectual property rights. if there's no break through before truce expires at the end of the month tariffs will be increased on hundreds of billions of dollars wororth of goodods. fofor the first time tp has no

into police on friday he's facing ten counts of aggravated sexual abuse the incident station back as far as one thousand nine hundred eight those are the headlines next up inside story. and to settle it is this said to be on the rise in europe and at its worst level in decades some countries are promising a crackdown but are they doing enough and would noodles be sufficient this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm a hood of the hamid french president emmanuel mccall says anti semitism is at its worst level since the second world war and this week he introduced a bill that would make. a criminal offense so what's the difference anti semitism hostility and prejudice directed against jewish people is a ready illegal in france and opposition to the state of israel could soon be two now elsewhere in europe twelve m.p.'s resigned from their parties in the u.k. nine labor three conservatives citing the failure to deal with anti semitism as one of the reasons and the u.s. says hate speech and harassment are becoming the new norm so is anti semitism a growing problem in europe a

well i do think that it's going into the very far hard left precinct that i think republicans want to paint the democrats in order to kind of push them off the radar from the independent votes they need that they were able to that they were not able to secure last time so pretty harsh characterization but i would tend to agree with that and i don't believe that and now they're trying to sort of distance themselves saying well it's just an idea it's not really formal policy yet but i would agree that it is very far left they're going to have a hard time dealing with it and notice two key democrats have had their hands slapped by nancy pelosi in regards to. miss cortez as well so i think there is a little bit of distance in going on in the democratic caucus in congress ok ken in reading this non-binding resolution i was is struck how it's trying to solve all problems all at the same time i mean over over the years even members of the g.o.p. do recognize the importance of global warming and and what strategy should be applied i mean as a conservative i can talk very easily to progressive

priests to justice systems nonetheless the fact is the statement was actually a massive sea change so far the church has been talking about since we know the church is no longer talking about sex the sexual abuse of sins but it's crimes and actually making the promise of turning essentially bringing justice or turning perpetrators to justice the question no it's about establishing protocols and policies and we can only assume that if this works were actually on this from the pope that the machine is now we movement to try to actually produce appropriate policies. religious affairs correspondent for us in rome thank you so much. and alice take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a u.n. report says twenty eight thousand was the deadliest year in afghanistan's nearly two decades long war almost four thousand civilians were killed and thousands more wounded in attacks and bombings the u.s. and the rebel taliban hold a new round of talks aimed at ending the conflict on monday. police in india say another fifty eight people have died from drinking tainted bootleg li

this warm air is rooted in the far south as the canary air is rooted in the far south as the ca naryup the canary islands and being brought up to our shores on a fairly brisk, south and south westerly wind. as we start this morning it will be a largely tribal and, quite briefly across the far northwest with a few showers. we can see areas of fog developing across england and wales, some could be quite dense. a few chilly spots across the northeast of england. otherwise temperature is generally between 6—9dc. the fog can be quite extensive across the midlands on the southern and southeast england into east anglia. it may take a long time to clear through the morning and could hold onto one or two spots across the southeast. some areas could have a great day. for most a bright and great day. for most a bright and great day, some hazy sunshine and it will feel very warm indeed. like when the across the far northwest corner. generally 13—15d with a few spots of 17—18dc. high pressure still let into the weekend. the weather fronts are always trying to encroach and from the atlantic. it wi

far. and nation beauty how i am proud to hold your. thought as to who are follow. on election day no one doubted that mandela's a.n.c. would imagine is the fix on the question was whether the party would gain two thirds of the vote. the final score was indisputable sixty two percent for the a.n.c. i'm just twenty percent for the national party. i hold out my hand to mr mandela in friendship and cooperation as far as my own post position is concerned i should like to make it clear. that i believe that my political task is just beginning everything that we have done so far the four years of difficult and often frustrating negotiations the problem and the crises. abin simply a blip in ration of all the work that lies in it. on may tenth one thousand nine hundred ninety four after four years of negotiations and several thousand people killed in political violence nelson mandela became president of south africa he was seventy five years old. i think all for the future i think it's a good idea for self africa if i live there that meets we have set out to achieve as beach

once again he has not gone far enough you know one of the reasons why cardinal bergoglio chose the name francis was because he wanted to emulate say francis of assisi who was famous for saying always preach the gospel if necessary use words well pope francis and the bishops in the vatican have used many many many too many words but we have not received the action steps that we need to finally rid the church of this scourge and so no he has not gone far enough for example he said that priests who abuse children and those who cover up should be wary of the wrath of god well that doesn't mean anything because the wrath of god would never take place until after people are deceased what they should be afraid of is the wrath of the civil and criminal courts so are those who are they should. what are those action steps that oh sorry to interrupt but i was going to ask you what are the action steps you're looking for you're talking about criminal courts please continue. well it's very simple all he needs to do is tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth about all of the files an

trumps elections in the rise of the far right and populism in europe and the time is uncertainty kind of the old prejudices back come back in kick back in and we've seen interest in our studies in terms of every time there's a bit of uncertainty conspiracy theories arise massively and of course a strong links as read as read to be mentioned by some of the previous speakers stronger between the conspiracy theories and anti semitism dating back onto the nineteenth century so it's part of a broader broader mix i think it's important to remember that i did some it isn't it's not like it's gone anywhere but it's the case that with certain developments notably social media technological developments on the one hand and also what you see in terms of the rise of the far right and populist movements a lot of sentiment sent semitism those probably not more in the open as it was previously now has been given a kind of a free rein both because of social media that allows that type of speech which was and there beforehand and also to rise of the far right movements and also street protests we've w

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but so far here in the border with colombia remains open and thousands of volunteers have been crossing into. and say they're preparing to confront the armed forces to bring food and medicine back into than israel on saturday when gives the word saleem ok we know the government has blocked the bridge with containers but we're here to make it possible to bring in that humanitarian aid by whatever means necessary my daughter says he'll be bringing the supplies across four bridges here in patchy dot as well as two ports in northern israel. the how the u.s. backed opposition plans to do it without being stopped is still a mystery and that's exactly what's raising the suspense and the tension on both sides of the border you see in human scent that israel. has been following events from brazil since the border with that is when it was shot and something report from the stuff. now the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has closed venezuela's border with brazil the question is what exactly is brazil going to do next we've heard for the past forty eight hours that brazil is going forward with a

far right extremists are angry about this but nobody would say this in front of the camera we asked some of the vox parties sympathizers what they thought . madi value had a lot of fears that spain is becoming dependent on rich arabs. they're invading europe they don't want to accept defeat and we're just watching that annoys me that on the one hand we say this is spain europe and on the other we're just accepting the border to shift at the pier a nice. lovely neat thing in the beauty. of it is all about the money and it is a little of the. past the owner of the store which sells religious articles also voted for vox she's a staunch advocate of the unity of the catholic church and spain she argues that this is threatened by muslims both refugees and rich benefactors. somewhere oh no they probably want the cathedral back. at least to be their mosque. but it's not only an arab building that i reckon no christians completed it to them you know they're going out the law that. the majority of andalusians do not share these views they are becoming more mainstream unesco world heritage sites di

as far as the dc case. special counsel mueller did mention in the report that resaid civil could be a problem meaning they worry man for the could commit a crime if he was let out of prison. >> will iran test firing a cruise missile during an annual military drill in the strait of hormuz. the exercise coming amid heightened tensions with the u.s. woafort drawl from the nuclear agreement. trey? reporter: the iranians test fired a cruise missile in the strait of hormuz. this test further raising tension between the united states and iraq. today's test was significant since the cruise missile was launched for the first time from a submarine. at least two other iranian submarines have the same launching capability. surface to surface missiles were fired and launched. more than 100 vessels participated in this weekend's drills. the united states and israel continue to warn iran against provocative action in the middle east. the israelis and americans have spoken at length over the past several months about what

the only place not seeing a ton of rain so far is the south bay.(catherine)the south bay.rain so far is seeing a ton of place not the only today.peninsula francisco and on the san north bay... the east bay, wet weather in back. it's now wet weather-- break from the after a brief (ken) 102/out here.out here102/out here. (ken) after a brief break from the wet weather-- it's now back. wet weather in the east bay, north bay... and on the san francisco peninsula today. the only place not seeing a ton of rain so far is the south bay.(catherine) let's get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. we want to know how long this latest storm could last? lawrence karnow: heavy rain moved into the bay area today with the main focus in the north bay. the winds have also been very gusty as yet another powerful storm hits the bay area. flood watches have been posted for the north bay and flash flood watches are now up for the rest of the bay area. doppler is showing heavy rain mainly to the north now. on the satellite you

so we need to do is actually take a look at the standings so far on match day twenty three of so far of course was offered as a match on the night dortmund restored their three point lead at the top of bahrain are still within striking distance valves move up to fifth and braman edge into the top half of the table in the bottom half had to feed pushes them dented tenth and there is no change in the bottom three. i shall have been anchored in the bottom half of the table all season it's a far cry from last season second place finish on able to find their form and languishing far from the european spots it comes as no surprise that there would be a casualty in the club's management and it came this weekend with christiane hydel shall can sporting director announcing he would leave his role at the end of the season at the very latest let's hear from him and now. we go. on to a few things just haven't worked out for us in the bundesliga this season and i take responsibility for that. i'm aware of my responsibilities. that there's a lack of common the club because of me. and i've been say

this year has the upper end having a much more orders so far then there you are peon arrival and so well for vietnam that's also overall good news for the first time ever some of the vietnamese and it will be allowed to actually to offer a direct flights to the west coast of the u.s. but boeing stock traded to the upside of as i mentioned reaching an all time high on the u.s. . boeing flying high there on wall street like aryans carter thank you very much. now we live in the digital digital age what it means the most the products have had to graduate beyond their original purposes mobile phones aren't just phones anymore and speakers have become smarter and cars can no longer just be for driving now the heads of microsoft met in berlin on wednesday to talk about their joint effort to turn the humble passenger vehicle into a fully connected online platform. cars that don't only drive themselves but also know everything about you folks wagons id model lineup is a signpost for where europe's biggest carmaker wants to go next it's banking on microsoft's cloud computing service and its c

daytime highs will be among the coolest of the season so far in the upper 40's and low 50's. clearing skies later in the week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive timeess than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( james ) happening now...the weather is causing some problems for drivers in the east bay...( darya ) multiple accidents have been reported. kron 4's will tran is joining us now live with a look at road conditions. will. ( darya ) happening today... the oakland teachers union will decide whether teachers will walk off the job. teachers have been voting since last tuesday on whether to strike. tensions have been high in the district---because as many as 24 schools are in jeopardy of closing. the school board already voted to close oakland's roots international academy. some community members are donating money to help teachers financially should union leaders call for a strike. ( darya ) in the east bay... police are looking for the gunman who shot a man in antioch. it happened in the area of lemontree w

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taking from far less -- really from far less important areas. the bottom line is we're building a lot of wall. right now we're building a lot of wall. you think it's easy. we're building in the face of tremendous obstruction and tremendous opposition from a small group of people. one thing that happened that was, i think, very revealing. we had the biggest and best border agents and experts come up and see the committee. and they said, more than anything else, you need a barrier. you need a wall. and the recommendation was unacceptable to the committee. so that tells you more than anything else. i don't think you are going to see a shutdown. if did you have it it's the democrats' fault. i accepted the first one. i'm proud of what we have accomplished. people learned during that shutdown all about the problems coming in from the southern border. i accept that. i have always accepted it. but this one i would never accept it if it happens. don't think it will happen. this would be totally on the democrats. >> when you say you may amend and send bac

they have lost at every step of this case thus far, including today. that same theme, that same little melody also seems to be applying when it comes to the new case of roger stone, the longtime trump political adviser who was arrested at his home in florida two and a half weeks ago. stone was charged with seven felony counts for allegedly lying to congress and tampering with witness and obstruction of justice. tried to tell the court that the prosecutors acted illegally on the day that roger stone was arrested. his lawyers told the court today that the indictment, the actual written indictment of roger stone, it was illegally sent out to reporters before roger stone was arrested while the indictment was supposed to still be under seal. that was their contention to the judge in the stone case today. to back it up, mr. stone's lawyers then provided evidence to the court that in fact the indictment of mr. stone was e-mailed out to reporters after stone was arrested. so, again, their big allegation to the court today was, hey, this indictment was sent out

some key land crossings have turned into flashpoints in this crisis most of the foreign aid sense so far has been stockpiled in the colombian city of kuta now brazil meanwhile has also moved the aid towards its border and pocket aima prompting president maduro to close the border at least two died in clashes over aid near this crossing on friday. ok well let's go to l.a. sender amputee now he is in kuta on the colombian side of the border a lot of developments on the stand and tell us exactly what's happening where you are. absolutely barbara the main thing here is that the convoy of trucks loaded with the aid sent by the united states and or on the move and the convoy is led by the leader of the venezuelan opposition. the trucks are going to the four different bridges that legally could next be out with this and a number of people but we don't know how many exactly on the colombian side are also following these trucks and others are gathering at the entrance of the colombian side of the bridges expecting ford trucks to arrive it's clear if they will try to bring the boxes of food and ma

rain for a time milder in spots. —— far north. rain fora time and milder in spots. —— far north.t as a blanket. temperatures not falling quite as far. it is a chilly night. temperatures are dropping below freezing for some parts. we could see frost to start the day tomorrow. tomorrow, high—pressure dominates. this is where the front out towards the north—west, that will bring more in the way of cloud for scotland. the odd spot of drizzle. away from that, another try and fine day with sunshine. mist and fog lifting quickly and a warm day. 18 or 19 celsius as possible. wednesday, a change in the wind direction overnight means we could see denser patches of fog. that could be slow to clear. we do see the sunshine and the temperatures are responding. where we have the fog lingering, the temperatures are clipped back in touch. thursday, a shift. we have this weather front coming in from the south bringing rain to the south. it will be a cloudy day on thursday, with temperatures down from the start of the week. temperatures are above average. it will turn more unsettled as we move towa

so here the temperature may not fall too far.s foggy start to tuesday, but some sunshine around, before the next atlantic system start to feed in the cloud and outbreaks of rain moving north—east during the day, with a freshening south—westerly wind. it will be, the further north—east you are, you'll hold onto the drier, sunny conditions for longest on tuesday. so we will see outbreaks of rain spreading further east on tuesday night, and into wednesday, most of that clears. but this weather front mayjust linger close to parts of east anglia and south—east england. still something to play for in the detail, but if it does, expect further outbreaks of rain. a few days to come of sunshine and showers on a brisk breeze, but you'll notice the temperatures. they are at or even above normal for the time of year. and that is the big weather change for this week. it's the feel of the weather. as temperatures recover, it'll be much milder. still unsettled, with low pressure close by, so some rain at times, not all the time. there'll be som

i think he is fine as far as that. i will think it is going to be as easy as the caller believes for him to win reelection. democratsinue to see tacking hard left, it will help him in that effort. tot: i want to go back venezuela because this is a tweet from one of our viewers saying venezuela's problem is corruption, not socialism. you cannot complete the two alachua willing to lie -- conflate the two unless you are willing to lie. guest: i can conflate them because when you centralize power to the state and collectivized your economy, it will always become corrupt. that is why we have the system we do. host: dorothy is next from new jersey, independent line. are you with us? we will try ann in ohio. good morning. caller: good morning. about there isng no problem at the border. don't these people realize we paid for a wall 100 times over with all of the immigrants coming in here and all the things that they get moneywise? it is time for the american people to wake up. people, you-class don't have a chance in the world

far fewer fishes well. most of our further friends would die off. even birds of prey enjoy rounding off their menu with insects. and birds that normally grain and other plant based food would disappear because their chicks rely on nutritious insects to grow. insects also clear away the carcasses of animals that die in the wild. and without the six legged helpers we'd be needy people in excrement. the decomposition of plant waste would come to a halt. flowering plants that depend on pollination would disappear. so a world without insects well not so great after all. this thing away from now betty callender is the joint european japanese space mission to mercury exploring the planet nearest to the sun is extremely challenging temperatures there are ten times higher than here on. the proudest due to arrive on mercury in twenty twenty five the aim to have the mysteries of the clock sync. there are sixteen high tech instruments on board the probe one of them was developed by a team of researchers in berlin its purpose is to measure thermal radiation the

so independentn as far as both parties. i feel like he is a third-party candidate himself in the future because no one on either party wants to take on the wall or theect our country from ills of abortion that are going on. why do we need immigrants in this country if we're not keeping up our population? we need to have these people to come in and help keep up our social programs. abraham -- at least have some type of control on our control in this country. he's been excellent at taking on will continueand to do that because the majority of the people that voted for him feel like he is a third-party candidate. you also have the teachers that -- 85% to 90% of them are women -- host: thanks for the call from cynthiana, kentucky. guest: donald trump bags in many ways as a third-party candidate. establishment republicans in the primaries. in many ways would we look at his actual policies he's been pretty conservative -- traditionally conservative other than tariffs and things of that nature. the wall is an issue that's interest

i still controlled territory in syria isn't far from here the mainly kurdish u.s. backed syrian democratic forces or s.d.f. estimate there are around three hundred eisel fighters still inside the iraqi military and pro iran armed groups are determined to stop them escaping across into iraq. they've set up cameras around ten kilometers inside syrian territory to monitor eisel fighters as the s.d.f. offensive goes on while the iraqi military operation against eisel across the border in syria continue we on this side are fortifying our positions we have installed thermal surveillance cameras across the border inside syria territory there is joint cooperation with us the pro iran armed groups and the tribal sheikhs we are getting aerial support from the u.s. led coalition u.s. intelligence says eisel evolved from the last remnants of al qaida in iraq and by two thousand and fifteen it controlled around ninety thousand kilometers of territory across syria and iraq an international coalition of more than seventy countries has been involved in the fight to reclaim that te

a few wintry showers continuing to feed in across the far north.ome cloud and outbreaks of rain and snow initially as it bumps into that cold air, working its way through north—west england and up into scotland. as the day goes on though, that snow will become more confined to higher ground. and away from that, we‘ll see increasing amounts of cloud, the far south and east hanging on to the best of the brightness. still feeling cold but temperatures just starting to recover in the far south—west. and that will continue to be the trend as we head through the coming week. we gradually start to see our temperatures recover as weather systems begin to draw in slightly milder air each time. but a windy start to monday morning, particularly among irish sea coasts we can locally have gales with outbreaks of rain. with snow for the highlands and the southern uplands, and some of the rain will persist through the day through eastern scotland. but temperatures back up into double figures for some areas. so yes, it is going to be turning milder but it won‘t be