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here in germany a federal constitutional court is due to deliver a groundbreaking ruling on assisted suicide across the european union countries have different laws covering the issue only 3 e.u. countries permit active and passive euthanasia as well as assisted suicide they are belgium the netherlands and luxembourg luxembourg even has provisions covering minors a few other countries in europe austria finland germany and switzerland do allow assisted suicide but only in extreme situations all other e.u. member states for bid assisted suicide in any form the topic is controversial and hotly debated among lawmakers but public opinion is often less divided 70 percent of all germans say they want the right to decide for themselves when and how they will die. w.'s cheap political editor mckay there is following this story for us germany's constitutional court has just issued its ruling i understand what does the verdict mean talk about the verdict 1st war and what it means for people in germany who want assistance in ending their own lives of us what it means it will now most likely get

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brent: on wednesday, the german federal constitutional court is expected to deliver a groundbreakinging on expanding the right to assisted suicide. countries have different laws when it comes to euthanasia and assisted suicide. only three eu countries permit active and passive euthanasia, as well as assisted suicide. belgium, the netherlands, and luxembourg, they also allow requests from minors under i strict criteria. austria, finland, germany, and switzerland allow assisted death come up but only with the help of a doctor, and in extreme situations. other countries prohibit assisted suicide. it is hotly debated, but public opinion is usually less divided. 70% of all german say they want the right to decide for themselves when and how they will die. we met with one such supporter. >> he knows exactly how he wants to die. >> i have already experienced under operations what it is like when the anesthetic takes place, and i have always said that is an absolutely amazing feeling. that is how i want to die. >> having a doctor prescribe drugs to help you die is banned in germany, even for

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the federal constitutional court today overturned a 2015 law that prevented doctors from helping terminally ill patients end their lives. and carnival goes political in rio de janeiro. for its treatment of minorities and indigenous peoples. brent: to our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. we begin with the latest on the coronavirus here in germany. the countries health minister is warning that the country is at the beginning of a coronavirus epidemic. this comes after health officials confirmed seven new cases of covid-19, signaling the disease could be moving to a new phase. here is more from the german health minister. >> we are at the beginning of a coronavirus epidemic in germany. the cases into areas are further sign of this. this is a new aspect not traceable. multiple persons have had contact with the affected patients. >> that is a qualitative difference to the 16 cases we've already had in germany, where in each case the chain of infection could be traced back to china. brent: i want to take it to our political correspondent who is stand

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outbreak also on the program germany's highest court facts legalizing assisted suicide the federal constitutional court overturns of 2015. years from helping terminally ill patients and their lives. india's prime minister appeals for calm after. the worst sectarian violence for decades 20 people are killed as hindus and muslims come to blows over a controversial citizenship. i'm the 70th birthday an international film festival. and. the red cups. today we've got a modern day adaptation of the german literary classic. hollywood star power we have some high tech and javier bardem out here on the red carpet for the premiere of their film the roads not taken that's coming up. welcome to the program we begin with the latest on the corona virus outbreak of this new form of the virus called 19 that emerged. in the chinese city of woodland is now spreading across the globe or the 81000 infections have been registered worldwide 30000 of those patients have since recovered but as more countries join the list of those affected the world health organization is warning that the world is not prepared for a pandemic

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legalizing assisted suicide the federal constitutional court overturns a 2015. doctors from helping terminally ill patients at. india's prime minister feels for comments to demonstrate the sectarian violence for decades 20 people killed was hindus and muslims come to blows over a controversial citizenship in. the seventy's and the international film festival and news i'm in a scene from scott on the red coppers. today we've got a modern day adaptation of the german literary classics berlin alexanderplatz plus some hollywood star power we have some high again javier bardem out here on the red carpet for the premiere of their film the road not taken that's coming up. i'm from welcome to the program. well we begin with the latest on the corona virus outbreak of a new form that emerged in december in the chinese city of hands now spreading across the globe for the 1st time officials reporting more new infections outside china than in but china still has the highest number of cases by far more than 77000 so let's take a look at the figures south korea italy japan and

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court with instructions to dismiss it. judge griffith wrote article 3 of the constitution forbids federal courts from resolving this interbranchispute. we agree and dismiss this case. this means a federal appeals court ruled that the constitution bars the court from getting involved in the certain issues of impeachment. this allows the white house to claim victory. house democrats have until march to request a hearing. it's possible this could end up at the supreme court. gregg: president trump is nominating john ratcliffe to be the director of national intelligence. the president tweeting he would have completed the process earlier but ratcliffe wanted to wait until after the inspector general report was finished and published. his whole a opposite would be congressman jerry nadler hop has moved on to his next witch hunt, attacking the department of justice. he wants more than a dozen people to testify, including the 40s cry baby attorneys who gave roger stone an unfair sentencing recommendation that was resides by bill barr. and u.s. attorney john durham is investigating the corruption behind the russia hoax. the president t

court with instructions to dismiss it. judge griffith wrote article 3 of the constitution forbids federal courts from resolving this interbranchispute. we agree and dismiss this case. this means a federal appeals court ruled that the constitution bars the court from getting involved in the certain issues of impeachment. this allows the white house to claim victory. house democrats have until march to request a hearing. it's possible this could end up at the supreme court. gregg: president trump is nominating john ratcliffe to be the director of national intelligence. the president tweeting he would have completed the process earlier but ratcliffe wanted to wait until after the inspector general report was finished and published. his whole a opposite would be congressman jerry nadler hop has moved on to his next witch hunt, attacking the department of justice. he wants more than a dozen people to testify, including the 40s cry baby attorneys who gave roger stone an unfair sentencing recommendation that was resides by bill barr. and u.s. attorney john durham is investigating the corruption behind the russia hoax. the president t

in 1998, the new mexico supreme court ruled that the equal rights amendment in their state constitution requires state funding of abortion. federal courts are likely to do the same. >> it's been nearly 48 years since congress passed the equal rights amendment to the u.s. constitution. but it failed to be ratified before the final deadline. you can watch today's u.s. house debate on repealing the e.r.a. deadline tonight at 9:00 eastern. on c-span. >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. >> this evening we're hoping to take you live to virginia where democratic presidential candidate senator elizabeth warren is holding a town hall event. we are having some technical problems with the signal coming to us from arlington. while we work to fission it, we'll look at some of today's "washington journal." "washingt" continues. host: bipartisanship in congress , we are joined by josh gottheimer of new jersey and tom reed of new york, cochairs of the problem solvers caucus. josh, remind us what the caucus is therefore, what your -- there for, and what your

federal courts from resolving this kind of interbranch information dispute. we agree and dismiss this case. this means a federal appeals court in washington has ruled that constitution bars federal courts getting involved in certain disputes between branches of government. during the president's impeachment episode last fall, house democrats subpoenaed other aids from the white house but the sense of the present and the allows the president to claim the victory, i bet this could possibly go to the supreme court. we will be watching this. >> bret: david, thank you. also breaking parenchyma president trump nominated republican congressman john ratcliffe to be his director of national intelligence, a permanent form. he will complete the process earlier, but ratcliff wanted to wait until after the inspector general report was finished. he calls him an outstanding man of great talent. let's bring in co-chief correspondent john roberts from the north lawn. second time. >> this is the second tick of the can. the president announced his intention late last july. but after accusations of resume padding cropped up, the president allowed ratcliffe to withdraw that it came for

the appeals court judges ruled that the constitution bars federal courts from handling disputes between the executive branch and congress. >>> the appeals court put a halt on president trump remain in mexico asylum policy. is is asylum-seekers way to mexico while the cases go through u.s. immigration courts. the vote puts the practice on hold, ruling a plan inconsistent with federal law. the policy was a powerful part of the asylum crackdown, taking effect in january. and then, 60,000 people have been sent to wait in mexico. >>> it is another warm day in the bay area. we have 20 of seven he's out there. we have a cool system impacting weekend plans. we have no raindrops yet. we have some changes heading our way. >> we are looking at the stories we are working at for the 7:00 news on ktvu plus. >>> people are facing millions in fines for selling customer locations to third parties. why some officials are saying these fines amount to a little more than a slap on the wrist? >>> a megastar is setting up a new nest right in the city by the bay. we will take you inside this multimillion dolla

federal lawsuit over the president's business dealings dismissed. democratic lawmakers had accused president trump of violating the skoou constitution. a federal appeals court dismissed the case on technical grounds but the president declared a sweeping victory. >> it was another phony case, and we won it three to nothing. >> reporter: the senate acquitted trump on impeachment charges, now indications he may be ready to retaliate. today the lawyer for lieutenant colonel vind mman says he was escorted from the white house, reassigned to the pentagon. he says he was asked to leave for telling the truth. >> i'm not happy with him. you think i'm supposed to be happy with him? i'm not. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi calling it stunning. with deepening divisions on display, president trump says he can unite the country. >> our country today is more successful than it has ever been. and that's unifying the country. >> reporter: a message he hopes will carry him through november. alice barr, nbc news, washington. >>> cause imagine, a busy week in politics. the first 2020 contest, state of the union and impeachment trial. chuck todd tells us that washington

. >> in all likelihood this dispute will go to the courts, and new york will argue that the federal government has exceeded its constitutional authority. >> reporter: trump officials say any state considering legislation similar to new york's green light law could also lose access to trusted travel programs. one official singling out the state of washington. lester >> erin mclaughlin tonight, thank you >>> up next, serious new safety questions about a popular child booster seat obama: he's been a leader

judge griffith wrote article 3 of the constitution for business federal courts from resolving this kindation dispute during the impeachment probe, the same committee wanted john bolton and current acting chief of staff mick maldini to testify. the president claimed executive privilege and this ruling makes it harder for the house to bring them back in a potential round 2. it comes on the same day jerry nadler of the judiciary committee opens another line of attack against the president sending a 4-page letter to william barr debating documents and testimony relating to the sentencing recommendations a former trump confidant roger stone and national security adviser michael flynn writing you are charged with the impartial administration of our laws. intern house judiciary committee is charged with holding you to that. william barr and other appointees overruled career prosecutors who wanted to for sentences. doug collins of the judiciary committee wrote they care about one thing and one thing only, attempting to take down donald trump. it is too early to tell if today is court ruling wil

in 1998 the new mexico supreme court ruled that the equal rights amendment in their state constitution requires state funding of abortions. federal courts are likely to do the same. >> it's been nearly 48 years since congress passed the equal rights amendment to the u.s. constitution. but it failed to be ratified by the final deadline. you can watch today's u.s. house debate on repealing the e.r.a. deadline tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> democratic presidential presidential candidates are moving their campaigns across the country now that the first in the nation primary and caucus are over. and this evening we'll have live coverage as massachusetts senator elizabeth warren hold as town hall event in arlington, virginia. that starts at 7:00 eastern. coming up saturday, nevada's clark county democratic party will host a kickoff the caucus gala in las vegas. that event includes speeches by 2020 presidential candidates the week before the state's democratic caucuses. live coverage starts at 11:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span and you can see both events live online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> durin

a judge wrote article 3 of the constitution forbids federal courts from resolving this inter-branch dispute bolton and current acting chief of staff mulvaney to testify. the president claimed executive privilege. this ruling makes it harder for the house to bring them back in round 2. it comes on the same day jerry nadler opened another line of against the president demanding documents and testimony relating to the recommendations of roger stone and michael flynn. writing to barr you are charged with the impartial administration of our laws and we hold to you that responsibility. the accusation is that barr over ruled prosecutors who wanted tougher sentence. doug collins wrote of democrats: they care about one thing only. attempting to take down president trump. it's too early to tell if this court ruling will play a major part in the judiciary committee. the committee will appeal the ruling and ask for a re-hearing regarding the case of mcgahn. >> shannon: thank you very much. yet another investigation into the trump administration headed up by jerry nadler will fruit for democrats or alie

in 1998, the new mexico supreme court ruled that the equal rights and women in their state constitution requires state funding of abortions. federal courts are likely to do the same. host: a number of points in yesterday's debate. feel free to respond to any one of them. guest: i will say that the department of justice memo, opinion, has no affect, other the archivist from doing his job, momentarily. there are lawsuits. nevada, illinois, and virginia, ey aree insisting that th doing their job. it has moved to the courts. that is where it ultimately will be decided. i think that we have covered so and of the outside issues placed it on the back of this one a memento gift women equality in this country. i say, it gives the impression that they hate women. i don't believe that is the case. we are just so fixed on the fact up withen can just put not being in the constitution, not having equal rights forever. they have done it, so far. i feel like there is a feeling out there of why should it change? it should change because it has to. the will of the people says that it must. even when we only had 35 states ratified, i think about tha

in 1998, the new mexico supreme court ruled that the equal rights amendment in their state constitution requires state funding of abortions. federal courts are likely to do the same. perhaps that's why every pro abortion organization is endorsing passage of the e.r.a. naral pro-choice america says with the ratification the e.r.a. would reinforce the constitutional right to abortion. national organization for women says an e.r.a. properly interpreted could negate the hundreds of laws that have passed restricting access to abortion. but that's not the only concern with passing this resolution. besides being unconstitutional and shredding state and federal pro-life protections, the e.r.a. would also erase decades of progress which have provided opportunities for women, advance women's progress through federal programs, and secure necessary protections for women and girls. how? by incorporating gender identity in the definition of sex jeopardizing private spaces for women, girls, sports programs, and women's educational institutions. the e.r.a. endangers laws, programs, and funding designed to benefit women. providing a pathway for le

in 19 -- 1998 they ruled that the equal rights in their state constitution required state funding of abortion.de federal courts are likely to do the same. >> carol jenkins, a number of points in yesterday's debate. feel free to respond to any one of them. >> well, i will say the department of justice memo, opinion, has no effect other than having -- from doing his job momentarily.hi there are lawsuits with the three attorneys, general of the most recent states ratified a few weeks ago, nevada, illinois and virginia who are insisting he does his job. the executive branch has nothing to say about amendments. itit has moved to the courts. that is where it ultimately will be decided. i think, you know, we have covered so many of the outside as she was that have been placed on the back of this one amendment to give women equality in this country and i would say, you know, it gives the impression -- i don't believe that is the case. we are so fixed on the fact that women can just put up with not being in the constitution. not having equal rights forever. they've done it so far. why should it change. it should change

not what the court was doing in bivens and that's not the way it's conceived of bivens it's later cases. it was applying a special rule for federal officers directly under the constitution in the absence of statutory authorization. that's a very different animal from what state and federal courts were doing. >> at some point i'd like to hear your three reasons. you had three reasons. and i hope that will leave you enough time to go to the same question i've asked 15 times. isn't this all a problem for the fourth amendment? but if you assume the fourth amendment applies, what is the added problem? after all the fourth amendment, suppresses evidence? we are not going to change that are we? if the fourth amendment applies, suppressing evidence will still happen when there is a violation, and after all that is arguable in congress. it creates a mess in the court. okay? what's special about this? >> i'll get to a couple of things quickly, the friction with mexico which is obvious and simplified by this case, to extraterritoriality, i don't have much to add to what justice kavanaugh said. if there were a statute for federal officers i don't think anybody would be disputing th

not what the court was doing in bivens and that's not the way it's conceived of bivens it's later cases. it was applying a special rule for federal officers directly under the constitution in the absence of statutory authorization. that's a very different animal from what state and federal courts were doing. >> at some point i'd like to hear your three reasons. you had three reasons. and i hope that will leave you enough time to go to the same question i've asked 15 times. isn't this all a problem for the fourth amendment? but if you assume the fourth amendment applies, what is the added problem? after all the fourth amendment, suppresses evidence? we are not going to change that are we? if the fourth amendment applies, suppressing evidence will still happen when there is a violation, and after all that is arguable in congress. it creates a mess in the court. okay? what's special about this? >> i'll get to a couple of things quickly, the friction with mexico which is obvious and simplified by this case, to extraterritoriality, i don't have much to add to what justice kavanaugh said. if there were a statute for federal officers i don't think anybody would be disputing th

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federal court. by the center for constitutional rights.t was successful in proving that the practice of stop and frisk was unconstitutional. now, that practice was challenged. fl that happened in 2013. it shows it was 2013 that stop and frisk started to go down. michael bloomberg has suggested it has something to do with him and you're saying it had much more to do with the ruling? >> yes, i was covering it at the time i was producer. and the city was anticipating a negative outcome for itself in the case. and therefore essentially preparing for rules changes and was reducing the number of stops and so eventually through the number of challenges, the unconstitutional -- the ruling of unconstitutional did hold up. >> he's rrba senior writer at "rolling stone." "rolling stone." when you shop w, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com saving for ava's college. being able to ret

. >> in all likelihood this dispute will go to the courts, and new york will argue that the federal government has exceeded its constitutionalhority. >> reporter: trump officials say any state considering legislation similar to new york's green light law could also lose access to trusted travel programs. one official singling out the state of washington lester >> reporter: erin mclaughlin tonight, thank you. >>> up next, serious new safety questions about a popular child booster seat s of car booster seats for children, suggesting they may offer little to no protection in certain car crashes. here's tom costello. >> reporter: in 2016, the brown family had no way of knowing that a week after a family trip to disney world, 5-year-old jillian would be on life support after suffering a catastrophic spinal cord injury in a horrific car crash today jillian is paralyzed below her neck and relies on a ventilator to breathe. her parents say her evenflo big kid booster seat failed to protect her. >> her body was just flung, and she just was -- you know, it really didn't support. >> reporter: now a propublica investigation has found ev

senate we have confirmed a record number of 187 new federal judges to uphold our constitution as written this includes 2 brilliant new supreme court justices nailed gorsuch and brett kavanaugh they lead 100 line. and we have many in the pipeline. my administration is also defending religious liberty and that includes the constitutional right to pray in public schools. 100 law in america we don't punish prayer we don't tear down crosses we don't ban symbols of faith we don't muzzle preachers and pastors in america we celebrate faith we cherish religion we lift our voices in prayer and we raise our sights to the doria of god. just says we believe in the 1st amendment we also believe in another constitutional right that is under siege all across our country so long as i am president i will always protect your 2nd amendment right to. begin to own. in reaffirming our heritage as a free nation we must remember that america has always been a frontier nation now we must embrace the next frontier america's manifest destiny in the stars i am asking congress to fully fund the art of this program to ensure that the next man and the 1st woman

is at 20 weeks pregnant, even though federal courts have ruled that this 20 weeks abortion ban, as proposed under one of these bills, would violate the constitution. the 20 week abortion ban bill would only allow for exceptions for minors who are victims of rape or incest if those young women report that rape or incest to the police. now, for adult women the rape exception would only apply if she waits 48 hours and get counseling from a healthcare provider that her government, not that she or her family, but thee government determined is acceptable. these exceptions are just shameful because my colleagues know, as i do, that almost three quarters of rape and sexual assault are never reported. often because women have legitimate fears of being vivictimized again and they fear their rapists and the person who assaulted them but more broadly it is this simple. we should not be putting doctors in prison for providing a woman with the reproductive care that she chooses and we must alwaysem remember that abortions that are performed later in pregnancy are almost always done as a result of severe fetal diagnoses and a serious risk that the pregnancy pos

constitution's emoluments clause s. the president was accused of profiting from forward spending. a federal appeals courtington dismissed the case, saying nevers of the house and senate lacked standing to sue the president. the outbreak of the coronavirus will not stop china from eating purchase goals outlined in the recent trade deal with united states. white house economic advisor larry kudlow tells bloomberg chinese president xi jinping told president trump iphone phoneg will keep up --by beijing will keep up its end of the deal. >> he assured president trump while there might be some delays in the purchase of american exports, the job, the markers, the $200 billion over the next couple of years will be met. has: kudlow says china informally asked for exceptions to the purchasing targets,

. >> in all likelihood this dispute will go to the courts, and new york will argue that the federal government has exceeded its constitutionaluthority. >> reporter: trump officials say any state considering legislation similar to new york's green light law could also lose access to trusted travel programs. one official singling out the state of washington. lester >> erin mclaughlin tonight, thank you >>> up next, serious new safety questions about a popular child booster seat obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> tonight, troubling findings from a propublica investigation into one of the country's well-known makers of c

the equal rights amendment to he constitution would provide for fundamental equality for women, regardless of who is supremet, who is on the court, or changes in federal law. congress first approved the 1972, and my home state of oregon was quick to year. it the following and now 38 states, the required 3/4 under the constitution, have ratified the amendment. and today, congress will stand ith our states and make it clear that it is time, actually adopt the equal rights amendment. it's not too late to do the right thing. late for equality. i urge all of my colleagues to support this resolution, and i yield back the balance of my time. the peaker pro tempore: gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from georgia reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i now yield one minute to the distinguished gentleman from the of virginia, representati representative buyer. beyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized for one minute. been 48 since the e.r.a. passed the house and senate. i've had 8 years, three daughters and one granddaughter. those four young women are brilliant, precocious,

the senate, we have confirmed a record number judges to federal uphold our constitution as written. this includes two brilliant new supreme court justices, neil gorsuch, and brett kavanaugh. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: and we have many in the pipeline. [laughter] pres. trump: my administration is also defending religious liberty, and that includes the constitutional right to pray in public schools. [applause] pres. trump: in america, we do not punish prayer, we do not tear down classes, we do not ban symbols of faith, we do not muzzle preachers and pastors. in america, we celebrate face, we cherishfaith, religion, we lift our voices in prayer, and we raise our site to the glory of god, just as we believe in the first amendment, we also believe in another constitutional right that is under siege all across our country. so long as i am president, i will always protect your second amendment right to keep and bear arms. in reaffirming our heritage as a free nation, we must remember that america has always been a frontier nation. now, we must embrace the next frontier, america's manifest destiny and the stars. i am asking con

in 1998, the new mexico supreme court ruled that the equal rights amendment in their state constitution requires state funding of abortions. federal courts are likely to do the same. perhaps that's why every pro abortion organization is endorsing passage of the e.r.a. naral pro-choice america says with the ratification the e.r.a. would reinforce the constitutional right to abortion. national organization for women says an e.r.a. properly interpreted could negate the hundreds of laws that have passed restricting access to abortion. but that's not the only concern with passing this resolution. besides being unconstitutional and shredding state and federal pro-life protections, the e.r.a. would also erase decades of progress which have provided opportunities for women, advance women's progress through federal programs, and secure necessary protections for women and girls. how? by incorporating gender identity in the definition of sex jeopardizing private spaces for women, girls, sports programs, and women's educational institutions. the e.r.a. endangers laws, programs, and funding designed to benefit women. providing a pathway for le