easily in the name of security understanding the new threat is terrorism the new threat is the me gratian flow and the refugees the new threat is the russian aggression in italian disasters and all saw the failed states especially in the middle east and then you take a look at the turkey's position it is very clear that turkey is fighting it all kind of terrorism inside the middle east on the ground which paul against and not for allies more than 3000 member sort of that and all saw all of this sharing information about the terrorist activities inside the middle east and you know very well that including french they do not even accept their citizens who fought in the name of their middle east that mr trump has on the line for many times that european countries including france should take the risk. possibility and should accept they are still suspect to their country and put them on trial saw for this reason against fighting against terrorism turkey is committing what he has promised so far be to clear numbers that he can observe the other issue is that me gratian and the refugee crisis i

i mean gratian has something of a tradition in india the u.n. estimates that some 17 and a half 1000000 born in india now live abroad and the current economic weakness could easily provoke another exodus and anya still has a lot of questions about going abroad and she sought out a visa agency in delhi they've had a lot of inquiries recently. if you talk about. 10 to 15 years and there was a 100 cases produced a maggot but now what i see is. in a month only 100 cases we are fighting for it means migration is rising if it wants to go there's no harm in trying you never know i mean i might just get a good opportunity to settle down that if it works out and you will move to london next year for her master's if her great is good enough she'll have a chance of settling there for good. and for more on that let's cross over to our business. india has long been seen as the emerging powers next to china what's holding it back again idea it's a mix of both external and domestic reasons externally india like many other countries is feeling the heat from glo

battle going on periods or gratian periods of progress in 1960 constant battle going on periods or gratian periods of progress in 1906 for example were a period of significant democratization. for example were a period of significant democratization. sectors i think elation. sectors i think elation that were usually passive and the city became more of that were usually passive and the city became organized acted started pressing their demands. managed acted started pressing their demands. and they became more and more. and they became more and more involved in decision making and activism and so on. is just involved in decision making and activism and so on. it just changed consciousness and. changed consciousness in ways. minority. minority rights. we don't why are. we don't why are. they need. why don't we did. this why don't we did. this the needy one of the. women's rights. women's rights to men. if we force it to say. well. if we force it to say. yes in terms of the you think that america is. in terms of the you think that america is. nice or i got my own safety that's. nice or i got

today we have the you know gratian all the stronger for the 1st british muslim archives and guests who want different books of life have come to join us in the celebrations of this kind of pivotal moment. i just passed sleeve setup the country's 1st and indeed it was europe's 1st muslim burial service we're hopefully going to see. to family members coming in. we're starting at $530.00 so fingers crossed the ocean for make it on time just go 15 minutes. that's a very good move you should call. i can just misstep ok i did finished significantly different timing. ok so where is this that gary this is going to go in america and to find it before you go down to this town right how many can see it would you want to hide it in ok to play puppet to mail that play. 30 funny because i didn't realize when they said the almighty why i sat here but now we're all maybe you can take a photo and i can send it to dad. we know i. but to say that i was expecting it will give him some odd to have what went on. a bit of excitement in the room very very well come to see may. be mayor of london to city hall.

know the pool before you really did you receive provision for destroying your religion should you gratian. literal word of yours very depressed went. on to want to when you were teen this is for you you are that. you are using this picture. is in the back. of your. you notices either there will be evil and for them it got her attention. and while resentful the reporter. who did it was firing at it. and was fired over the was right. when the only people who were firing at a school knew see the people who work yes of the words that are identifying with an agenda what about the national person of the other person who's the other shooter jeff what's her where or what does it look like to. sure where the hell are you identifying the object. in the sorrows in the word of 0 on the side when he didn't know one of them when the street started firing. he said real when the street is that when you moved regime as they went in the middle of the street or file suit is through normal nose in and guns are passable and that all. the while again you see the what when. where why the interim was watched was

know the rules before you read did you receive provision for destroying your religion should you gratian. that are word of yours very depressed . on july 24th teen this is for you or that. you are using this picture. is in the words of. you know to the future they will be able to him in our attention. and while resentful of the work our. city did he was firing at it. and was fired or even was right. when the only people who were firing at a school knew see the people who work for the words that are identifying as genuine what about the national person of the other person who was the other shooter jennifer westhoven we're in or what does it look like to. sure where the hell are you identifying the chair. in the sorrows in the world of 0 on the side when he didn't know one of them when in the street started firing. he said real when the street is that when the regime as they went in the middle of the street or file suit is through norman over in and guns are passable in that room. the way the game is what in the. weird way that in general. was towards people who said that it would be more

and gratian in iraq as protests and violence ripped the country on a scale unseen since the overthrow of saddam hussein. kevin on he's the man who has your next world news update in just about an hour from now right now though it is cross talk with.

england's 4th and germany's 3rd divisions but it's not that surprising if you take a closer look gratian is a small country with a population of 4000000 illegal only has 10 clubs half the number europe's big leagues usually have. high look splits and the only big names they have a fierce rivalry which often results in clashes with police but that rivalry hasn't helped make the league competitive dinamo zagreb have been crowned champions in 9 of the last 10 seasons. let's move up and on to the next surprise in 13th place just ahead of russia and scotland is brazil. parliament shoulder benito nice to watch but not that successful the league doesn't even crack the top 10 with the stadiums empty and often in poor condition. in fact many brazilian stadiums are white elephants they were built for the 2014 world cup but since then they sat largely empty over the past 5 years brazilian syria matches could only attract 17000 fans on average take fluminense say for example one of the most famous clubs with a massive following their home stadium the american assets 80000 but only 15000 turn out wha

time after time called gratian to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important it's accelerating the transition to sustainable transport sustainability and a more equitable and sustainable well. they claim that production is completely hama's . this league. look the. companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away this is again this must be done even as i mean look. we don't want any human and i'm stymied seen them and understood this is going. to my hardest to a dash or sticker but at the. darshan optimism of. optimism of the bin. laden are we keep. suggesting that. they say kind of sure because to myself tell a official you make us tell us if they survive because suddenly one day my mum would get a 100 neighbors who. assume . it's. a monkey to move the whole thing as opposed to what is in most of what it is you guys just had come since. the us so we dumped the last film they are losing money they have. by so much smoke the soup. is still so not a sin and. simply isn't. i. believe. it was. the borders of the ousted bolivian lead

employee the company confirms that this leadership transition is unrelated to the company's that gratian will all financial performance and donald's policies for bid romantic relationships between managers and both direct and indirect employees easterbrook took over as chief executive in 2015 after working his way up through the company and has been widely credited with revitalizing the fast food chains restaurants and menu and a message to staff he apologized to and admitted his dismissal was the right decision earlier my colleague nikki discussed of the topic with legal analyst lionel and t.v. and radio host karen turk. i think the fact that the best c.e.o. that they've had in a long time is now going to be out of a job because of a personal issue is really sad i mean it's just the state of how we look at things today in america and this was a consensual relationship there was really nothing alyson that he did don't know the terms of the relationship exactly but it sounds like a consensual adult relationship and here is the best c.e.o. that mcdonald's has had in a long time who really

just gratian in iraq where mass protests and violence bring the country to a level and seem since the overthrow of saddam a say. president claims the rise of islam as the extremist groups threatens the very existence of his country despite the presence of french forces in the west african nation. ever good morning just turned 11 am on wednesday here in moscow life in the outer world view center and kevin owen welcome to this half live update starting with a leaked video appears to cast doubt on the impartiality of america's a.b.c. news in it a network anchor claims that the channel quashed her explosive interview with an accuser of disgraced tycoon geoffrey epstein back in 215 legibly detailing the convicted paedophiles predatory behavior well this is part of the video obtained by transparency group project veritas. with everything. i have i tried for 3 years to get on to no avail and now it's all coming out and thinking is lou well of revelations and i presume. i was so pissed right now that every day i get more and more pissed because i'm just like. it was all what we had it was unr

people will still be watching the people who keep me moving south so gratian moving their money is of course. going to hong kong trying to be who he seriously for him to be and even long term. political analyst and professor at hong kong university just of chang thank you for your time and your comments thank you. the front man a rock band pink floyd roger waters has spoken out angrily about what's happening to julian assange comes amid fears the whistleblowers extradition to the u.s. is now more likely after sweden dropped a 20 ton rape case against him washington accuses him of conspiring to hack government computers if convicted assad may face up to 175 years in jail he is currently in belmarsh prison in the u.k. and his extradition hearing is set to take place in february of next year waters' told us a songe as a political prisoner. there's no process that will be followed at the moment somebody somebody banged up in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every $24.00 being slowly by the state because he told them come true. about. me by saves him. it's purely purely political this is a pol

balance like the storm in the school that you had yesterday in few minutes charge a complete illiterate gratian intended even the provisional who was over $21.00 i mean that in $68.00 and it went to of almost a 3rd this intimidation more in. a matter of a half an hour so it is really not possible to do to have the possibility to control and have a proper provision because it has too much to do with the weather so it briefly if you can in terms of the authorities handling of these floods i mean what do you make of it were they prepared. we're not prepared the major project who was supposed to help us to protect the city is not working it is not supposed to start to work for at least another 2 years and there are major flaws who are there were expected the now are showing all their gravity and they are starting to show up now so we don't know if we have an exit event tomorrow or in a year we will be equally unable to to prevent it and to help against it as it is working out and that we can tell that this comes out of the blue because it is 50 years it is more than 50 years that we knew it would h

gratian high on his agenda take this france cannot host everyone if it wants to host people well that seems a bit familiar. right now where demand in america time on migration because french ship is sinking and what about showing in the frame the shining an area in the rules of dublin regulation does not work anymore we have to suspend immediately the french public have been given more and more teasers of policies to come policies that many feel wouldn't look out of place had they been announced by marine le pen's national rally the country's prime minister has outlined 20 measures for tighter controls these include making it more difficult for migrants to claim benefits and health care under these new rules let me say claim asylum would have to wait 3 months after launching the claim before being able to access procedures universal health care france is also looking to introduce for the very 1st time economic quotas setting quotas is a u. turn from mad corn during his presidential campaign he had ruled it out so this is a clear attempt to appeal to right wing voters for whom migratio

from the areas it comes after the french prime minister said the country needs to take control of my gratianit's also planning its 1st ever quarters on new comers as well as restricting their access to the health care. tax or closer look. corner was catapulted into the french presidency on a ticket of not being from the right nor the left it was a poor enabling him to attract votes from across the political spectrum and it was a successful tactic off way through his mandate and it seems to still not show i about pinching an idea here all that from his political enemies in order to pepper the french government's policies for some there's a feeling that maybe dipping too much into the pool of ideas from the right with a crackdown on immigration high on his agenda takes the. host everyone if it wants to host people well that seems a bit familiar. right now we're demanding him our time. migration because friendship is sinking and what about shingle in the very machine again area in the ruins of dublin regulation does not work anymore if we have to suspend immediately the french public have been

gratian with us 1st as the prime minister says the country needs to take control.

unity orchestrated by the influential group outside millions of people gathered for the you know gratian of west africa's largest mosque. we're going to turn from what i want this is a gift for us the marines to have such a big mosque here in africa it's not an easy task but with sacrifice we did it. in a country where nearly half of the population lives on less than $2.00 a day the murray brotherhood raised $15000000.00 to build this mosque the group's holding include a sprawling business empire ranging from a t.v. station and transport to real estate and i recall church most of it supported by donations but rights groups including human rights watch accused some members of the marine brotherhood of forcing children to beg for money in order to enrich the more eats the group's policy adviser denies the allegations from the group. however if our leader has a plan for people in need to raise funds and everybody needs to contribute they'd be the minute children. the movement started by the beginning of the 19th century right here in tuba then colonial power france forced him into exile to

embassy focused on getting to know the incoming zelinsky administration preparations for the now gratian scheduled for may 20th the same day that ambassador vonnegut's departed post permanently it was it quickly became clear that the white house was not prepared to show the level of support for the selenski administration that we had originally anticipated in early may mr giuliani publicly alleged that mr selenski was quote surrounded by enemies of the us president and canceled a visit to ukraine shortly thereafter we learned that vice president pence no longer plan to lead the presidential delegation to the niger age the white house then whittled down an initial proposal list for the official presidential delegation to the not duration from over a dozen individuals to just 5 secretary perry as it's had a special representative for ukraine negotiations kurt volker representing the state department national security council director alex of indian representing the white house temporary acting chargé d'affaires joseph pennington representing the embassy and ambassador to the european union

see why it's from a card to decide who has the right to come and who doesn't much interest in the gratian whether from eastern europe. the ivory coast is all the same we allow everyone to integrate yeah so while it's true that i'm not too keen on micron in this case i think he's right it is better to verify who's coming in to control our borders and immigration not cohen has since his election in 2017 been clear about his views for the future of the european union he wants an army closer integration or in a sense of the e.u. project as such but though is lofty ambitions were once the toast of europe it seems his opinions are more often than not hitting too close to home and turning allies against him and there are warnings that his plans will be difficult to achieve without friends. r.t. paris about threats so far this choose to launch timing from moscow blockbuster is up next units after that through the afternoon my name's kovan owen. thanks for watching. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramati

know central police make cooperation agreements turn your eyes away from what is happening at the gratian border so what we need is a strategy or it can actually work at the source i'm afraid we're going to have to end the discussion a fears that we've only just got going we've we've just scratched the surface of this issue this is something we're going to have to return to a future programmes thank you very much indeed for being with us and our general canalis and. i'm at a save it and thank you for watching don't forget you can see this program again at any time just by going to the website of al-jazeera dot com for further discussion of the issue join us on our facebook page you'll find that at facebook dot com ford slash a.j. inside story and you can join the conversation on twitter handle at a.j. inside story from the atrium to the go the whole team here and thanks for watching i'll see you on the. i. i was taken to a minute. and i was submitted minturn are not enforced in my state don't think the intention was to make sure that group injures no longer entitled to either basic rights

bergenfield leaders that probably up to 80 percent or more may vote for independence as opposed to gratian autonomy that is certainly the easy part but the critical factor is that this is a non-binding referendum therefore a majority outcome for independence it's not going to translate immediately into a new nation there will be a considerable period of months not weeks of negotiations between the pantry and the bergenfield governments about the political status of poken ville what that will be. candid sells presidential election and how their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote come and president. is running against 11 candidates including 2 the prime ministers he fired during his time in office legless hoc reports from the capsule. while this presidential campaign feels and sounds like a carnival. even countries fear it could end in disaster some of the candidates like domingo's see more spread out have west african soldiers protecting them and not the country's armed forces. from doing this all for a conflict that you may not be the know when it comes women who have a gun in the in sta

you know gratian sermon has been held for sri lanka's new president got to by about japan except he claimed victory after a campaign marked by nationalist rhetoric and promises of best security now that he has the task of lifting the country out of an economic. slump it was made worse by the easter bombings as has more now from on the order to put out. there were basically all roads leading to the rule. in sion historic temple dating back centuries where gautama rajapaksa has decided to take the oath of office it's a known door to the huge majority of single of british voters that placed their faith in him with an overwhelming sort of a good number in terms of that victory i mean essentially on the outset and particularly coming into the campaigns that sort of security angle national security post the easter bombings were a big big factor official lankans who had had the kind of ground pulled from underneath them after those bombings and the huge loss of life and that was one of the key sort of advantages go tubby rajapaksa played to in his campaign but the huge task he has ahead of him in

gratian came in that went through all of that is correct. the. delegation to president selenski inauguration in may. leave you testified it was one of the largest delegations i believe it was i can't be 100 percent sure you watching i was there or were listening to the impeachment inquiry into president trump which seeks just tabish whether president improperly tried to pressure ukraine's president dyleski to investigate one of his main democratic challenges joe biden but the 2020 lection hearing from key witnesses today to morrison a former national security council official who listened in on a phone call between trump and the ukrainian president and ambassador volcker you see there on your screen as a former u.s. special envoy to ukraine who is closely involved in negotiations with the ukrainian officials would you claim he was out of the noob in terms of any linkage between the security aide and any potential investigation into joe biden and his family let's listen back in i don't and mr marson do you have any information as to why the vice p

in every part of the world there are stories of arab and me gratian people leave for many different reasons some are just keeping oppression or persecution others seek educational opportunities but others are driven by a simple quest to see more of the world. we meet iraq each other just follow. the channel to norway 5 decades ago he can specialize medical treatment for his baby son. today he has a place in history on earth in a museum as a pioneer of the norwegian oil industry. to brazil to meet petro tobias' a lebanese going ecologist breast cancer specialist and a former regional president of the brazilian social democratic party and part of the state of south power. with modest. calamba demand. minute like the minuteman lots of basho sentiment of nano he offered us ione come number to me by. the gentle silencer we. love for men and for me dan regime admitted and hagman exactly will ever share a moment. that is then syrian. source comes about then it makes. the source vocal soft. june at this house but for now so thank god hockey still all but over ozias. won't get in. who it comes. in a

roll and was on the march to start night and this was half way what you say we hired me as a solo gratian of a new policy and also there by the east german government that now for the 1st time since the wall was a regular night in $61.00 people will be able to move through freely. it is right under 1st then i touched the columns and i had to admit i just don't crying i was so emotional i cried like a baby even now it makes me emotional to think about it i was touching these columns would only be able to see from a platform in the west but it was an incredible feeling but. that night picked up in command and sped it exceeded my month the only ones who had the policy of their lives. starts from a mistake turned into a big party the people were coming in that bathrobes and pajamas they walked through the brandenburg gate with tears in their eyes it was very emotional. for the 1st time in decades to bridge that ball on her mushed aso was open again. tens of thousands of people flooded into west berlin that's nice. returns they had blatche fish return to the bridge but no one asked them for th

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in every part of the world there are stories of arab and me gratian people leave for many different reasons some are just keeping oppression or persecution others seek educational opportunities but others are driven by a simple quest to see more of the world. we meet iraq each other just follow. the channel to norway 5 decades ago seeking specialist medical treatment like his baby son. today he has a place in history honored in the museum as a pioneer of the norwegian oil industry. but 1st to brazil to meet petro tobias' a lebanese gynecologist breast cancer specialist and a former regional president of the brazilian social democratic party and part of the state of south carolina. with modern. calamity man. minute the minute now lots of basho sentiment of nano he offered us how any kind of a technique made by a chum on the moon brigade the genome sciences we. don't allow for a man i think for me dan regime it meant i had my own exceptionally well is going to share my mind. at ease then syria. will source comes about then a name. but you saw those local folks. you know at this house my frien

and that needs kind of, emergency counsel self gratian, emergency task force on electricity delivery, giving them the freedom. if necessary, some outside expertise, and having an action plan and delivering. delivering, and somehow keeping -- and somehow keeping those immune to political interference and corruption and that kind of pulling this way and that way all the parties, which has so far stymied the government's progress. >> can i respond? i hate to disagree with you but i think the demands of the protesters have gone beyond asking for jobs and services. i think that was true on october 1, 2nd, 3rd. and i think, as i tried to show, they have changed. now, keep in mind that i think it was october 4, the prime minister came out and said we are going to create more government jobs. the government is already in deficit, and i don't -- and the public service sector, the public sector is bloated. so, i don't know how they're going to create jobs and what they're going to pay, how they're going to pay for them. the prime minister also talks about a new package, an additional package of

programs this veterans day as the secretary of the smithsonian and sedition lonnie bunch chronicles the gratian of the national museum of african american history and culture.

unity orchestrated by the influential group outside millions of people gathered for the you know gratian of west africa's largest mosque. so this is a gift for us the marines to have such a big mosque here in africa it's not an easy task but with sacrifice we did it. in a country where nearly half of the population lives on less than $2.00 a day the murray brotherhood raised $15000000.00 to build this mosque the group's holding include a sprawling business empire ranging from a t.v. station and transport to real estate and agriculture most of it supported by donations but rights groups including human rights watch accused some members of the marine brotherhood of forcing children to beg for money in order to enrich the more eats the group's policy adviser denies the allegations. however if our leader has a plan for me to raise funds and everybody needs to contribute they'd be. the movement started with the beginning of the 1900 centuries right here in tuba then colonial power france forced him into exile to gain control of the merida farmland see the brotherhood as a threat now france co

bergenfield leaders that probably up to 80 percent or more may vote for independence as opposed to gratian autonomy that is certainly the easy part but the critical fact is that this is a non-binding referendum therefore a majority outcome for independence it's not going to translate immediately into a new nation there will be a considerable period of months not weeks of negotiations between the pain g. and the bergenfield government about the political status of bogun bill what that will be and then of course as you've mentioned it will have to be ratified by the parliament and i'm our right in assuming that it should never assume anything but that the pub and you give me government doesn't want this to happen or are they happy to go along with whatever the wishes are of the people and. you can feel governments have been present that's a real shame we've got connection problems with camera there. i'm just checking again catherine can you still hear me yes oh good look i'm sorry we're having a little problem sometimes the pictures freezing up and we're losing you want to start that answer

now the you know gratian ceremony has been held for sri lankans do president. claimed victory after a campaign marked by nationalist rhetoric and promises of better security he now has the task of lifting the country out of an economic slump that was made worse by the easter bombings that killed more than 260 people let's go to our correspondent in our financial issues joining us live from on the rather poor where the ceremony is taking place and president rajapaksa trying to sound conciliatory in his 1st address mel what do you have to say. that's right elizabeth the new president of sri lanka talking obviously about the choice of honor rather poor of for his swearing in thanking all the people that placed their trust in the saving of that obviously the majority saying he leaves buddhist community had been instrumental in bringing him to power saying that he did realize that he would come to power only with the single a vote however that he had extended the request of the muslim in time of communities to support him and he did sort of point out that despite th

time after time called gratian to repeat the same mantra sustainability very important. transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay number man a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely harmless. it does not the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something else just as he went on even and i'm a little. you missed me didn't. understand with someone so good and. welcome back you're watching an ati international exclusive with president bashar al assad of syria you see countries that have taken policy decisions like syria and i mentioned about the students i mentioned. historic support for what is he was liberation movements in the global south they tend not to take up near liberal economics last time i was here all the talk in damascus amongst your ministers in damascus they were talking about privatization they were talking about elites in syrian society educated in business schools in harvard in the west. is that not the start of the syrian confl

a pragmatic president although he was very much of the left he also went to some models you know gratian in brazil and ideologically those 2 were very separate so if things are going to change he's also one of the few allies that president maduro of venezuela had left in the region so even outside of the region of course this is made waves as well the united nations has called this. they've called as well for a plea peaceful transition for peaceful elections so has the organization of american states so at the moment i suppose within the country but also international people sort of trying to work out what happens next in bolivia and hoping that it happens without too much violence. at least 6 people have been killed and dozens more injured after 3 blasts hit a kurdish town in northeastern syria the 2 explosions in the town of commission which borders turkey were ha's by car bombs in a shopping street media says the 3rd exploded near a hotel and one of the figures credited with setting up the white helmets rescue group in syria has been found dead james the missouri was a founder of made

accomplishing what i had been directed to to help accomplish which was our giving the president gave gratianhe needed to determine that the security sector assistance could go forward so now there's a whole other wrinkle to it right there was the appearance of one based on what investors on represented and you told ambassador taylor about this conversation as well is that right i i promptly reached out to about for taylor to schedule a secure phone call and in your deposition you testified that his testimony other than one small distinction between president selenski and the prosecutor general was accurate as to what you told him correct about that conversation yes and generally speaking you confirmed everything that ambassador taylor told you except for that one thing and a small other ministerial matter of relating to the location of the meeting is that correct correct now did you tell ambassador bolton about this conversation as well i reached out to him as well and requested his availability for a secure phone call and what was his response when you explained to him what ambassador sunla

programs this veterans day as the secretary of the smithsonian and sedition lonnie bunch chronicles the gratian of the national museum of african american history and culture. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening. good evening. if i can ask the last of her guests to take their seats. i want to welcome everyone. i'm margot lurie contractor programming and engagement at the museum of jewish heritage, a living memorial to holocaust. a little bit about this institution before we go into the program. this is the third-largest holocaust museum in the world. offering a range of rigorous and engaging exhibitions, programs and resources. in a world of rising intolerance, , anti-semitism and holocaust denial, we are called upon to be bolder in mission of education and outreach than ever before through events like this one. tonight if it is indeed a special one. this is the launch of the new edition of "shores beyond shores" power from them wife by irene butter, a survivor of two concentration camps camps whose dedicated her life to holocaust education and peace activism. she is the cofounder of the

you know gratian of the integrated check post at the carter person he'd card or just before the 550th birthday anniversary of grunow i think dave has grokked double happiness for us i also want to thank the prime minister of pakistan humankind for understanding the sentiments of india in the matter of the particles respecting it and acting according to the accent. now commemorations are underway in germany marking 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall ceremonies are being held in berlin led by chancellor angela merkel and attended by leaders from slovakia poland the czech republic and hungary the war divided the city from 1961 to 1909 and for generations of people it was a symbol of the ideological divide that spanned europe it's for was a pivotal moment in the events that brought down communism in eastern europe through feeling mentions wouldn't of too many people became a victim of the east german ruling party dictatorship we will not forget that our remember the people who were killed here at the wall because they were looking for freedom i also remember the 75000 people who w

because of that so he was someone to contend with and then in addition immediately after you know gratian began reaching out to his own skin administration key figures and in his let's get ministration and continue to do that let's focus on the inauguration for a minute you and you have escorted for lack of a better word the u.s. delegation around so i joined them in some of their meetings but not for the entire day and who was the official who was on the official delegation yes or it was 5 people so as the head of the delegation was secretary perry and it was the master volcker represented state department master sohn one our temporary stars a joseph pennington and alex venom and represent the white house and did the delegation have a meeting with president selenski that you attended yes and you testified i think in your. previously that secretary perry gave a list of some sort to president selenski at that meeting do you recall that yes in the meeting with the president secretary perry as the head of the delegation opened the meeting for the american side and enough. points he made and

that needs to kind of, emergency counsel self gratian, emergency task force on electricity delivery, giving them the freedom if necessary some outside expertise and having an action plan and delivering, and some of keeping those immune to political interference and corruption and that kind of pulling this way and that way all the parties which has so far stymied the governments progress. >> can i respond? i hate to disagree with you but i think the demands of the protesters have gone beyond asking for jobs and services. i think that was true on octobe. i think as i tried to show, they have changed. now, keep in mind that i think it was october 4, the prime minister came out and said we are going to create more government jobs. the government is already in deficit, and i don't -- and the public service sector, the public sector is bloated. so i don't know how they're going to create jobs and what they're going to pay, how they're going to pay for them. the prime minister also talks about a new package, an additional package of social welfare. and in that speech he tried to respond to