for the first time, or would be able to access free universal healthcare. would be able to access freesal healthcare. witness has been speaking to all of belfield, who was a nurse when it began.” have always, a great thing i wanted was to be a nurse. anyone asked me, you know, what do you want to do when you grow up? i had always said, i want to be a nurse. i started nursing when i was 18 in 1945. you we re nursing when i was 18 in 1945. you were than accept that for 12 weeks. you lived within the nurse's' home. and of course it is so exciting. it sounds a bit ludicrous now. but when you think, you have got your uniform, which was pink. if we passed, that was it. we could then carry on and become our ambition of nursing. and, you know, joy up on jov- nursing. and, you know, joy up on joy. britain's hospitals and medical centres, to state control in the national health service bill, soon to come statute book. july five, the new national health service starts. hospitals, specialist services, medicines, drugs and appliances, ca re of medicines, drugs and appliances, care of the teeth and

during feldman is a political analyst at the berlin center for caspian region studies at the free university of berlin welcome germany is one of the few european countries which has consistently showed support for the north stream to pipeline how surprised are you that mr faber is so against the official position or otherwise. thank you for inviting me for this interview i was a bit surprised when i saw it last week in the newspaper but on the other hand mr bieber is not known as a pervert and he's involved electoral campaign to attract voters in a lot of european countries and as you know there are a lot of countries in eastern europe us and south europe who are not in favor of north's treatment to gain the votes of those waters he is you know competing against. also it is against the interests of his own party because the prime minister of the variables stating clearly that. is in the interest of germany as well as other. actress to germany the chancellor of economic and energy affairs and so on and so for us it's a big aspect north stream too is predicted to to lower gas prices for e.u. c

it's got another view from peter but he's a latin american foreign policy analyst at the free university here welcome to day doubly do you see today's events as more significant than previous anti-government riots and protests. of course and. we can be sure that there will be no stepping back to yesterday so this is in some way and gain because the stakes are very high for the a position now and all they really succeed in. making sure all leaving the presidency or they will end up in jail so but why is it higher today otherwise why is the stakes so high this time compared to all the other times because one guy though has openly been calling for a military uprising and before he talked about keeping it peaceful before he has been calling the majority to leave the presidency and he has called the military to to support the opposition movement but he has not openly called for a military operation and also what happened this morning the freeing of the locals from his house arrest is something that clearly is against the established order so how do you how do you see this playing out how does

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latin america at the free university here in berlin it's going to have. on the show i want to ask you about this report this to just come across the u.s. secretary of state might compare saying that nicolas maduro was prepared this morning to leave the country an airplane was waiting for him to take him to cuba and he was going to do that until russia convinced him to stay. well i think this this relates to bolton so the commissions that he was in touch with you know another defense minister and also michael moore and all of the chief of the. triple know of justice and also the chief officer of in military intelligence so this person is apparently we're discussing with bolt on this alternative them a little should leave however. there's there's one thing that the u.s. has imposed personal sanctions to a group of people of the top rank officials but not a very small group actually is about one hundred fifty officials so there are there is this theory about what is the sense of having a personal sanctions the idea is that you normally should impose sanction

joined now by professor thorsten shakur from the institute of islamic studies here at berlin's free university professor it's good to have you ordered the show there were two claims that were made today said it was responsible for the suicide bombings and the sri lankan government said the easter sunday attacks may have been revenge for the mosque murders in new zealand helplines a bore or both of these claims has horrible as it may sound to me they are largely or basically the only explanations that really do make sense at the current moment for this horrible attacks. because if you look at the target of the attacks the christian minority as well as luxury hotels there have been tensions between radical buddhist groups and muslims in the recent pasta. but not really between the christian minority and the muslim minority who are very much in the same boat as far as they were nation ship with these buddhist groups go so you would you agree with the government that this operation was simply too big too complex for a sure lincoln group i'm sorry i'm not a security specialist so i can't really say

and for more on this i'm joined by professor barwon come for he's a historian at berlin's free university professor it's good to see you again we heard the a.f.p. wants to change the culture of remembrance but germany's culture of remember its is unique and it is considered a role model around the world for other countries are you worried how worried are you that it will succeed in changing this war. reach. the same time however i'm convinced that they will not succeed because first i mean we have to distinguish i mean we have the brother radical conservatives in the off duty and we have some members and supporters who are fairly close to the neo nazis. but both groups i think in the two groups share efforts to relativize germany's posture in particular the nazi crimes and especially the holocaust so we have to defend i think is critical memory because german patriots true german patriots defend of course the history of the country but they are self-critical. so we have to keep an eye on this and these sort of critical interpretation of the nazi pasta has been in essence chiefland within

the big table by a one hundred mark as vile as guns he is a researcher on latin america at the free university here in berlin it's good to have you on the show i want to ask you about these reports that we're getting here from the u.s. envoy from its way that abrams saying that three senior officials from president nicolas maduro government have negotiated with the opposition to restore order in the country is that is that a signal that things are turning in one why those favor well actually what we have seen is. one way though was declared president in charge of venezuela is that he was seeking for military support to. reseat you had a constitution and until now he had been fanning out this task so what happened today is actually a very big surprise because he was kind of losing popular support little by little because people were getting exhausted about demonstrations in the street with little results and today was a big surprise that the man number three in the chain of command appeared together with and i mean it's very base intact us and that's the first time we've seen that right of cour

not onlyhy i support tuition free universities, but starting at the beginning, childcare and universalre-k so we help our family succeed. i also believe we need to ensure there is justice in our justice system. too many people are living in poverty today because they were incarcerated when they should have never been in the first place. i am all for giving people a first chance in life because too often people do not get a first chance in life and i believe if we put all those things together and other things, we can ensure that we lift people out of poverty, in addition to tackling the bigger issues like the tax code we need to rewrite and so many other things. >> we have been asking each of the candidates, there are going to be 20 and counting as of thursday. why should women of color choose you? >> thank you for the question. i grew up -- i am only here because of two very strong women of color, my grandmother who came from mexico when she was seven. she came across the border in 1922. she raised my mom as a single parent. my mom was able to graduate from high school and go on to co

-- have government provide all these freebies which is totally unaffordable, free education, free universalknow there's no such thing as a free line up. . -- lunch. elizabeth: even cnn ease s.e. cupp saying, democrats, you're in trouble. >> the current democratic field and the themes they're running, i don't -- i haven't seen yet a winning counter to trump. elizabeth: adriana cohen, what do you think of that? >> i agree with s.e. conservative. president trump's leadership had ushered in an extremely strong economy. wages are up, we have extremely low unemployment. he's achieved so many promises that me made on the campaign trail whether it's prison reform, fighting the opioid crisis, it gets on and on. and yet there's going to have to be a very strong democratic candidate who can go against that because the economy -- americans care about kitchen table issues like jobs and health care. not so much the identity politics -- elizabeth: you know, he's, you know, critics of trump are city aing he's admittedly hard to take with his personal attacks and his tweets, but then people understand that,

free. >> ashford university is proud of our student veterans. >> reporter: dozens of other veterans have filed complaints about ashford university. >> so what we were are sales people. >> reporter: eric dean recruited veterans for ashford. >> we were expected to make 100, 150 dials a day. >> reporter: when they asked about graduation or employment rates. >> we wouldn't lie, but we wouldn't tell them either. we would just say, well, people go to other schools and drop out, but it's up to the individual to be successful in these endeavors like education. >> reporter: the va says over the last two years, ashford received more than 70 million taxpayer dollars. ashford said vets make up only 8% of its enrollment and denies misleading prospective students. >> certainly they prey on veterans because they know these future student comes with cash, real cash. >> reporter: california attorney general javier bacera is suing ashford for allegedly making false statements to prospective students. he stepped in because education secretary betsy devos did not. devos has reversed regulations that reined

she is calling for free universal child care and early education. >> black women are more likely to beread winners for their family, are more likely to work more, are more likely to get paid less. and are the least likely to be able to afford don't child care. >> the biggest ovation of the day was not even for a presidential contender but for representative alexandria ocasio-cortez. the freshman democrat. >> ultimately ending injustifiable is about ending the root causes of despair. >> the latest fox news polling shows 88% of for african-americans disapprove 6 president trump. anti-trump message won't be enough to win in 2020. must increase black voter turnout which saw a record drop in 2016. john? >> jon: briabryan llenas. last night fox news hosted howard schultz for a town hall meeting in kansas city. we are looking forward to welcoming democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders to another town hall session 10 days from now. and senator sanders is, apparently looking forward to coming. >> in the ring during the last campaign i did a town meeting with a fellow by the name of br

guaranteeing a job. >> yeah. you were the ceo of starbucks, you partnered with arizona state university to offer free college ition for some of your employees. >> all, actually, now. >> now it's all of your employees. can you explain, how is thatnd entally different than free college for all? >> first of all,th there's g free. we should establish that. so, soone is gonna pay. and who's gonna pay for all this free stuff? not only the wealthy but everyone's taxes are gonna go u company demonstrated that we could be financiallysu essful, reward shareholders, and achieve the fragile balance between humanity and financial performance. i think every business in america can do that and has a responsibility, in one way or another, to do that. and that should be a transformation of what of capitalism t should be future. all these other democrats that are running for president, who are espousing all these things that are not feasible, that are fantasy, i have done it. >> is one of the keys to a platform for a centrist independent candidacy callinon the civic sector and the private sector to step up and carry t

free. >> the university is proud of our student veterans. >> reporter: dozens of other veterans have filedford university. >> so what we were are salespeople. >> reporter: eric dean recruited students for ashford. eight we were expected to make 100, 150 dials a day. >> reporter: when asked about graduation or employment rates? >> wouldn't lie, but we wouldn't tell them either. we would just say, well, you know, people go to other schools and drop out, but it's up to the individual to be successful in these endeavors, like education. >> reporter: the v.a. says over the last two years, ashford received more than 70 million taxpayer dollars. ashford says vets makeup only 8% of its enrollment and denies misleading prospective students. >> certainly they prey on veterans because they know these future students come with cash, real cash. >> reporter: california attorney general xavier becerra is suing ashford for making false statements to students. he stepped in because education secretary betsy devos has not. devos has reversed regulations that reigned in the legislation. >> i'm not going to t

trump: in america, the very heart of the universities mission is preparing students for life as citizens in a freeiety. but even as universities have received billions and billions of dollars from taxpayers, many have become increasingly hostile to free speech and to the first amendment. you see it all the time. under the guise of speech codes and say spaces and trigger warnings, these universities have tried to restrict free thought imposed total conformity, and shut down the voices of great young americans like those here today. taxpayer dollars should not subsidize anti-first amendment institutions, then that is exactly what they are, anti-first amendment. universities that want taxpayer dollars should promote free speech, not silencece free spee. amy: that is president trump. talk about campuses under the trump -- during the years of president trump.p. >> first of all, the, the trump made, frankly, they are ridiculous. there is more free expression, more discussion going on on campuses from all perspectives in the united states every day then i would say in any other institution in the united

group abducted more than two hundred girls in northeastern nigeria today cap of them are free and enroll that university but not all parents approve. a muslim is in high spirits and he can laugh again something he wasn't able to do for a long time we first met a most five years ago just a few months after the terror group boko haram abducted his daughter from her school in chibok up to that but i was totally devastated then i couldn't eat for three days and i cried and cried. like i thought i'd failed as a father. but actually my most important duty as a father is to protect my daughter and i failed to do that. when we can make. two and a half years ago his daughter comfort was suddenly freed after the government's negotiations with boko haram. her family is finally recovering but a farmer is still not entirely at ease he lives in chibok and his daughter received a government scholarship to study at a university that a whole day's journey away. i'm proud of her and happy that she can study again but that's one problem no one is telling us exactly what the girls are doing. more than one hundred freed gir

couldn't get in as a legal american, but we're going to let illegal immigrants go in and get free tuition? universitytives that made news this week, in-state is 11,000, out of state $27,000. that's just the university of kansas, let a alone ucla. trish: if you're in kansas, you get the benefit. >> americans are dishing out the student loans, and immigrants are coming in for free. trish: you know how much we pay in taxes, right? if you're here illegally, you're not paying taxes and yet once again getting the benefit of the system. i mean, shouldn't the system be rewarding those who are paying into it, emma? >> absolutely. and i think this idea of rewarding illegal behavior did start on college campuses, but i think we have the chance to stop it because students understand better than anyone that college is too expensive, and i think this is going to be a chance to get through to them on this issue. trish: we're going to stay on it. we are going to stay on this issue because, again, i don't care what you think about immigration itself and whether you want to open up, you know, all of our borders, the i

it's not there. >> to make college universally available, with free tuition and fees. >> i have foughtth some success to move toward making public colleges and universities tuition-free. >> i do support debt-free college. >> pete buttigieg says he likes the idea but maybe not for people making more money. the point is, the other candidates there now responding to elizabeth warren, who didn't shy away for the, how do you pay for it question either. she seemed to want to talk about that, abby. >> this is an example of how it is not just warren, it is a combination of the bernie and warren lane, pushing the democrats to start to think big and bold about some of these issues. i mean, just years ago, it was bernie sanders out on a limb on free college tuition, and now warren is coming out with a plan that is similar. the way she is trying to differentiate herself from bernie is adding more meat to the bones of the plan, saying i'm not just saying i want it to be free. i'm showing you how i would don't. for warren, i think she would argue that that is her statement of values. in the same way

warren proposed universal free public college. democratic candidates are on board with the plan which is estimated to cost more than a trillion dollars over a decade. >>> the miami herald reports it was a record catch for a florida couple who went deep sea fishing. bill reeled in a state record 757 -- look how huge that thing is. my goodness. 757 pound swordfish. he was fishing near ila marada last month. it was no easy defeat. he fought the fish for eight hours with the help of his wife and the boat's captain. the fish dragged the vessel 20 miles before it was over. wow. >>> still to come, some toy vehicles could be a choking hazard for your child. target recalls hundreds of thousands of the wooden toys. target recalls hundreds of thousands of the wooden toys. ♪ graham? ♪ ♪ that's my daughter! hey. dad. what an incredible set! love the wig. the greater than ever corolla. let's go places. what they eat and drink ise is likely acidic corolla. and then what's happening is the weakening of enamel. now is the perfect time for a toothp

[applause] you will are all part of a cohort of people we have to fight for the free universe. thank you all. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching book tv on c-span2's live coverage of the 24th annual los angeles festival -- los angeles time festival of books. one of the panelists you are just listening to, susan page for the new biography of barbara bush. she will be on acuity program on c-span tomorrow night for one hour just her talking about that book. coming up in about a half-hour is a panel on u.s. history, moon landing, world war ii and forgotten black pioneers. the three authors topics. right now we are pleased to be joined by author and professor rocks and gay. it's called not that bad, this passage from rape culture. how did this book come about. >> i pitch this book to harpercollins after th

universities have the required of free speech with issues of civility, respect, and dignity. >> we will text and suppress be free expression from whatever -- we will protect students' free expression from whatever. >> on too many campuses today, free speech appears to be sacrificed at the altar of political correctness. exercising first amendment rights, students face challenges from professors, students, and even legislation. leftofessors being on the affecting students on the right. most of the censorship has not been from professors but from students. >> you have to look at the school you are dealing with, private or public? you have to look at what are the rules and codes of content -- conduct and you have to balance them. are ae speech zones rational vision of how you violate someone's rights. >> some you free speech zones as hell find some as a hindrance. is when campus administrators get together and say, you can't express yourself on these other areas of campus, but only in the free speech zones. this video wouldn't have been made without it. being afforded rights and being able

abducted more than two hundred girls in northeastern nigeria today half of them are free and in rolled at university but not all parents approve. i do.

and also to help students, there's one more place for qualified students at san jose state university to grab a free meal for them. a new fully staffed spartan food pantry opens up today. the university is even offering special hours during spring break. the pantry is part of a special university charge program that really works with students in economic crisis situations. >> nice to see there. you know what is great too? a monster snowpack in the sierra. almost record levels. the crew that surveys the pack haoeubgd o hiked out to south of lake ta e tahoe. the water content way up 200% of normal for this time of the year. . >>> take a look at this. mainy is back ng a ut for days. there's tir it was a perfect release. that's what they consider it. the newly constructed spillway getting its first test yet after two years of construction. just in time, more rain expected. and the lake is getting full. you may recall in 2017 the main spillway couldn't handle all the water being released. it fell apart. putting the tallest dam in the country in jeopardy. major flooding in chico. a lot of wind and rain th

available with free tuition and fees. >> we will guarantee that right with universal pre-k and debt free college. >> laura: no end to the spending but this my friends is a national debt clock. and it's obscene. that we are doing this to future generations. talking about entitlements, changing them, reforming them and no one ever does them anything about them. axios reports chuck and nancy are carefully preparing for this meeting tomorrow with the president but they want to do it in order to gain maximum political benefit. their true aim is to set up whomever the democratic nominee used as the defender of the working men and women against the rich executives. considering biden's performance today, he needs all the help he can get. >> it's not just people who get 4-your college degrees but those who compete for job training entries and programs. we can do all this. >> laura: and that's the angle. joining me now to react is brad parscale, campaign manager for the trump 2020 campaign. you know something, people beyond. i'm sure people are beyond. people are yawning now. t

the group's calling for universal free school meals.million of the country's most disadvantaged children through the scheme. 750 jobs will be created in essex as part of a new base being opened by ryanair at southend airport. it's thought the 300 million pound investment will allow the airport to welcome at least a million more passengers a year, flying 1a routes across eight european countries. makeup companies are reporting record sales for products claiming to protect the skin from pollution. beauty experts in the capital say london's toxic air can be particularly damaging and more scientific research is needed to prove all of the new cosmetics actually work. it is everywhere in a city, and if you look at the statistics the amount of pollution in the city is extraordinary and astonishing, and it all ends up sitting on your skin and it is quite hard to get off your skin once it is there. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. but on the trains — south western railway has some d

free college diploma under every one of your chairs. i do. don't look, it's not there. >> to make college universally available, with free tuition and fees. >> i have fought hard, with some succe success, to move toward making public colleges and universities tuition free. >> i do support debt-free college. >> i mean, the reason it is a trick question, it sounds great. the devil is in the details. elizabeth warren had a ready answer. she has done the math. she has the details that she says, at least, the math will work for. >> it is basically taxing 75,000 or so of the richest americans on, i guess, $50 million of income, 2 cents on the dollar. yeah, she explained it pretty well. i mean, she rolled it out purposefully for the students to talk about. the activity on twitter, i mean, if you saw, you know, people talking about this on twitter, i mean, twitter is, you know, a very narrow, in some ways, barometer, but a lot of excitement for elizabeth warren. people saying, oh, this is something that is poebold. she's leading the ideas primary. she's not leading in polls or fundraising, but she's certainl

the keep on doubling down on medicare for all, free college, universal basic income, green new deal and craziness going on key preparations and keep on going further and further and as you said earlier in the show as though there trying to see who can out left each other but the problem is once the democratic convention is done in the summer of 2020 they will have 90 days to convince the american people that somehow they are centerleft and giftwrapping this worked on a trumpet economy keeps going with the other trends and i see donald trump walking away and i don't see the democrats who can hold the stage with him especially with the far left ideas. trish: we will see what happens. 2020 dems putting their desperation for votes on display while it been up their outrageous rhetoric. it will only help president trump in 2020. plus, massive measles outbreak across the country continues to explode for details on what officials are saying about this, coming up. my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico helps with hom

that's why i have fought hard with some success to move toward making public colleges and universities tuition freesubstantially reduce student debt. and i believe there's something wrong when you have millions of families paying 40 or 50% of their limited incomes to put a roof over their heads and that millions of working class families, young parents cannot find quality and affordable child care. so we have to address the very, very rich getting richer and middle class struggling and 40 million living in poverty. it means to me that we expand medicare and provide educational opportunity for all americans. we rebuild our crumbling infrastructure. in other words government serves the needs of all people rather than just wealthy campaign contributors. that's what it means to me. >> you were asked earlier on as a quick follow up to this, what do you feel differently about now? you used to argue that you should have government control the means of capitalism. >> when did i say that? >> in the 70s. >> what did you say in the 70s? >> gaga goo goo. what i'm saying is you have changed. >> wait a minute, f

free. >> ashford university is proud of our student veterans. >> dozens of others filed complaints about ashford university. >> we were sales people. >> he recruited veterans. >> we were expected to make 150 dials a day. >> when they asked about graduation or employment rates. >> we wouldn't lie but we wouldn't tell them either. we would just say well, you know, people go to other schools and drop out but it's up to the individual to be successful in these endeavors like education. >> the va says over the last two years ashford received more than 70 million taxpayer dollars. ashford says vets make up only 8% of its enrollment. >> they prey on veterans because they know these future students come with cash. real cash. >> the california toeattorney general is suing ashford for making false statements to students. he stepped in because betsy devos did not. he lobbies for for profit schools but not ashford. >> i'm going to tell you the sector is perfect. this sector grew too much too fast at the height of the recession. >> he says his schools don't target veterans and believes for profit col

he says he wants to offer debt free education to students attending public university. erest college loans and tax-free employer contributions to student loan debt. >>> cbsnews.com says benjamin netanyahu is playing his ties with u.s. and russia as voters head to the polls today for national elections. >> the president of the united states and the president of russia basically endorsed netanyahu. >> he was seeking im t country's longest serving leader. he's campaigned on his relationship with president trump pointing to the u.s. recognition of the sovereignty of the heights. another recent stop was moscow where vladimir putin arranged for the return of the remains of an israeli soldier missing. netanyahu is facing corruption charges, which he denies. his main challenger is former army general benny gantz. >>> "the wall street journal" reports the spread of measles in the u.s. is accelerating with 465 reported cases so far this year. information released yesterday by the cdc shows the increase is being driven by an outbreak in new york city. most of the cases involve unva

is to make sure we never get in this mess again with student loan debt to make college universally available with free tuition and fees. >> not clear how that will be paid for by bernie sanders leads in the early polls and the favorite to be the nominee against trump. this week he spell that why he believes america should take a radical left turn. >> democratic socialism means we expand medicare, provide educational opportunities for all americans, rebuild the crumbling infrastructure in other words, government serves the needs of all people rather than just wealthy campaign contributors. >> capitalism itself will be on the ballot next year the system that built the economy to produce so much prosperity is under siege that it is widely acknowledged of what does need to be fixed so taking a deeper look how it could be reformed early this month speaking with one of the world's leading economist how to make capitalism work more fairly and now professor at the school of business at the university of chicago his name was also mentioned as one of the possible governors of the bank of england it is called th

weren't going to invite you to speak i think it says more about the nature of the universities in general than about free speech in general i mean i don't feel the. my disinvited taishan has compromised my free speech ability because i have so many platforms on which i can discuss my ideas but i think that it was handled in the none believably unprofessional shoddy and cowardly way i mean i was never even notified formally that this invitation occurred i found out about it through the grapevine and i have no will still have no real explanation for why it happened. only able to surmise the reasons i think that arc i was in cambridge in november and i did a very popular talk there and there was lots of student interest and interest out the faculty of divinity as well and i was really looking forward to working with the experts there on biblical issues and i thought it would have been a very good collaboration for everyone given the popularity of the biblical lecture series i did a year ago and i think it's i think it's sad and i think it's sad and shoddy but i also think it's deeply reflective of how power