tuesday night the michelin guide for germany two thousand and eighteen was released and good news for gore mays the country now boasts three hundred michelin starred restaurants including eleven three start establishment is more than ever before and certainly proof of a highly dynamic landscape that has many chefs know getting the first star is one thing keeping it is an entirely different challenge one restaurant here in berlin that's made the grade yet again with a strictly locavore philosophy is noble heart. where you had better book well in fact. you could easily walk right by one of britain's most fashionable restaurants noble heart doesn't have a flashy entrance inside the team led by head chef misha schaefer and manager billy wagner are preparing the eating menu although the ten course menu costs almost one hundred euros the restaurant is almost always full. of those with. what i do is often termed minimalist or reduced or focused with a focus that whatever the case i only put on the plate what i think it needs is well. it has to be fun to us most of the info. radically local is mission

to run inced al gore may. talk a little about that. identifying the history of the economy and identified with the issue of the environment. talk about the environmental record and going forward for people like my family live in a are all verye passionate and concerned about this issue. i think it is worth elevating up there. i think thatnton: today people don't think that much about it but it was a groundbreaking choice. this is the same wing of the and he knewarty more about things that i did. certain things, i knew more about economics than education policy. hillary knew more about childhood development and education but al gore knew more technology,ation nuclear and other defense issues. i thought there is no point to have this job unless you can make a difference in people's lives and prepared for the future. -- prepare it for the future. that is what we did and a lot of people thought it would be a big politically.ake it was interesting because when president george w. bush went 2000, he seemed to take a different path. but he wa

to say it but we were having the debate about what we're going to do with the surplus you may remember, al gore was campaigning saying, we got to take that surplus, put it in a lockbox and make sure we support medicare and social security and extend the life of those programs. george bush was saying we want to give it back in a tax cut. so jorbling bush won, it went back in a tax cut. the only benefit, supposed benefit is that at least we didn't necessarily borrow that money. we were projected to have that money come in and then we gave it back in a tax cut as the country collectively, some of us weren't for that. ut now we got to go borrow the money. then, we give that $5.6 trillion to the top 1%, have a slow decade of growth. we ended up in two wars, put that on the credit card, too and complete economic collapse and we are climbing our way back. this isn't the time to borrow more money from china and give it back to the wealthiest. we have a lot of investments atlanta home. we need to create an economic system that is working for the itple in this country, which isn't now, and we have jobs,

years with the basis of debates on asia that largely lifted by bill clinton and i would talk to al gore. you may be non-proliferation but the first thing you'd do is lift that against pakistan to of nuclear weapons? the only answer i got is we don't know why we're letting them have the bomb. that was the very beginning then they would develop the bomb unless pakistan got one. >> u.s. gave the technology to pakistan. >> correct. >> host: is in your view should they be declared a terrorist date?. >> yes. i say that in my book they are. because they harbored terrorists in the meet the qualifications in by four different sets of generals the president of united states cannot launch a nuclear weapon without the concurrence of 15 other people. but in pakistan there are four sets of generals. i am trying to write a novel about these terrorist going to pakistan to buy the bonds to bring them to south dakota and then set off in different cities. it is a very dangerous situation we are in. pakistan is much more korea.us than north >> host: really? then why has the u.s. been allied with pakistan over years

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may be able to answer my question. my name is linda chamberlain i'm one of the co-founders of al gore it was started back in one nine hundred seventy two by my husband and myself and we've really spent most of our life involved in and around x. and transhumanism. and i'm now retired. and my husband is in. crest aces and al gore this time as are my mother and my father in law. i can remember when my mother was dying of cancer and i told her you know what the next time we see each other we're probably going to be i'm going to have taken you out to a wonderful dinner at the best restaurant on the moon of titan with the best view of the planet saturn and you and i will toast to life as we'll be together again. and then coming back. redeeming worry a bit your story of course. as an atheist. i had accepted the fact that there is nothing after biological death it's just dust to dust you've just gone because i have accepted it doesn't mean that liked it it was just a fact and then i read the prospect of immortality by robert enter who is considered the father of crying on x. and i said wow that's a great idea. well initially back i

may be able to answer my question. my name is linda chamberlain i'm one of the co-founders of al gore it was started back in one nine hundred seventy two by my husband and myself and we've really spent most of our life involved in crown x. and transhumanism. and i'm now retired. and my husband is in. crest basis at al gore this time as are my mother and my father in law. i can remember when my mother was dying of cancer and i told her you know what the next time we see each other we're probably going to be i'm going to have taken you out to a wonderful dinner at the best restaurant on the moon of titan with the best view of the planet saturn and you and i will toast. life is we'll be together again. to the redeeming worry the bigger story of course. as an atheist. i had accepted the fact that there is nothing after biological death it's just dust to dust you just gone because i have accepted it doesn't mean that liked it it was just a fact and then i read the prospect of immortality by robert enter who is considered the father of crying on x. and i said wow that's a great idea. well initially back in the early one nine hund

assistance secretary of state for east asia or pacific gore arms control and international securityst or ambassador to south korea and i worry what may happen if the president travels to asia. there is a lot of work to be done, and glad the committee is still focusing on this issue of on the path for word.. in to take place over the next few weeks in conjunction with of president's trip we're fortunate to have you with us today mr. thae yong-ho and i yield back. >> this morning we are pleased to be joined by thae yong-ho former deputy chief of the denver credit for public the people's republic of korea in the united kingdom. as saying an official he provided some unique insight so the statement is part of the record to submit statements or questions with any of extraneous material and if you could summarize your remarks the floor is yours. >> chairman end drinking member and the members of the house thank you for with the opportunity to be here today first-ever blake teetoo express my sincere gratitude who kept his promise who gave me this opportunity to testify so as you are all aware live diplomacy in 2016 the story is other differ

an already completed film about the writer gore vidal produced by kevin spacey will not be released. it comes as detectives in new york confirmed that they mayroducer harvey weinstein on suspicion of rape. this may be the most serious of the torrent of accusations made so far. police say the woman they've spoken to has given a detailed and credible account of how the producer attacked twice in 2010. we have an actual case here. so we are happy with where the investigation is right now. mr weinstein is out—of—state. we would need an arrest warrant to arrest him, so right now we are gathering our evidence. we continue to do so, every day. harvey weinstein‘s accusers include household names like gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie. he's issued a statement denying emphatically any suggestion of nonconsensual sex, but each day sees new accusations, and police investigations now on both sides of the atlantic into the allegedly corrupt behaviour of some of show business's most powerful men. ben ando, bbc news. a spanishjudge has issued european arrest warrants for the sacked catalan leader carles puigdemont and four of his allies who went to belgium

an already completed film about the writer gore vidal produced by kevin spacey will not be released. it comes as detectives in new york confirmed that they mayr harvey weinstein on suspicion of rape. this may be the most serious of the torrent of accusations made so far. police say the woman they've spoken to has given a detailed and credible account of how the producer attacked twice in 2010. we have an actual case here. so we are happy with where the investigation is right now. mr weinstein is out—of—state. we would need an arrest warrant to arrest him, so right now we are gathering our evidence. we continue to do so, every day. harvey weinstein‘s accusers include household names like gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie. he's issued a statement denying emphatically any suggestion of nonconsensual sex, but each day sees new accusations, and police investigations now on both sides of the atlantic into the allegedly corrupt behaviour of some of show business's most powerful men. ben ando, bbc news. us president donald trump kicks off an 11—day trip to asia this weekend, taking in south korea, japan and china. it will be the longest tour of asi

channels but these still the issue of vice president gore who is the current best vice president in the or the next in him to be president ok so one may ask you this with this process while of course it's not ideal for a country where with a constitution and with a process to have the military basically in charge having having said that. what is your observation about the fact that so far this is been a calm process and no no violence no protests what's your take on that. i think it speaks to the zimbabwean people so i've been saying that the heroes of this story and not the military always and so it's been zimbabweans with through my research and conversations who say that we're not going to get in we're not going to go to the streets we're not going to harm our neighbors we're not going to let the party because this is a very this is very much into you know pretty white issue it's night and national politics issue it's an internal quite equality issue so in what ways they haven't been reading to go out to the streets to practice this ok. thank you so much for your insight i'm sure we'll be calling on you again as this process contin

the main gore for the beijing government is to try to be a very stable economy according to as a culture in china president or maybe the president or she may nod to discuss about it the environmental issue or especially it's a crime to change your ways trying to because they already know that time had to agree with this issue as though they would in their. view anger here what does day in case to create a very friendly environment to talk about yet indeed why would china want to avoid the issue and not meet it head on. it's just a card into a cell culture in china it's better to please your guests and are so there to make that conversation can be pleasant but this is just our diplomatic issue about the actually in practice china will continue to work on the environment to ensure its oppression is a crime to cheer because in the last mile or so when china harris are nine zero alliance congress as a nice party congress act only as a presenter she emphasized those are you married men to much more than the economy so i think it is an extra five years there you vironment aware be it definitely our priority it was the government so china will co

may continue without him though. netflix also dropping the upcoming movie gore which kevin spacey was set to star.he event 54-year-old reeked of booze. recently made famous for saying might be time to assassinate president trump and might be the guy to do it. he apologized for that the next day because it's a ridiculous statement. abby, over to you. abby: thank you. house republicans rolling out plan for historic tax cuts promising to bring relief to suffering middle class. what does does a republican tax plan mean for you. kevin kelly joins us right now. kevin, great to have you. >> thanks for having me. abby: two big things, standard deduction doubling and child tax credit. break us down. who does this help the most. >> i think this actually benefits the middle class and low income uriners. see that through the child tax credit. that's going to go from $1,000 to 1600 under this plan. as well as $300 per parent. so that's really good news. you can see actually the senate is going to get behind it senator rubio wanted this as well. he has been talking about it once the g.o.p. and house laid out th