although peter hansen has barely noticed the border controls until now others have it far worse. that's already been reported that even danish citizens living in denmark but who have dug in skin more likely to be checked sometimes or even regularly some of gotten used to it while others get upset of it still not clear when denmark will put up its border control buildings the danish government has to apply for planning permission. time to get musical now and when you think about the types of music that children are playing on their headphones while classical music might not be the first comes to mind our next report from france highlights a project that's getting school children excited about opera. what in the world is going on here these children can hardly control themselves but this is no justin bieber concert nor any other pop music act in fact. they're at the opera listening to a performance of the bobber of seville. this is a god but how is it that the opera is making the kids react like this i didn't really think that was cool we sang along with all the children and someti

hansen's and fi show all did get into trouble they were arrested by hitler's secret police the gestapo and along with another student who'd helped write the pamphlets given a show trial before the infamous people's court on the twenty second of february they were executed. more than six hundred streets and squares all over germany and named for the shoals and other members of the white rose reminders that only a few people were willing to risk their lives for freedom. seventy five years on the sacrifice of these young people still seems extraordinary and has the power to inspire as the white rose wrote if we don't have the courage to demand what is right we will deserve to be scattered like dust on the wind. let's get more now we're joined here in the studio by hans christian yash he is the director of berlin's house of the vans a conference a memorial and education center based in the place that the nazis planned the mass murder of the choose of europe welcome to the program this evening thanks for joining us thank you. why is the white rose group and the shoals in particular so reson

on the eighteenth of february nine hundred forty three hansen's of fee came here to the main university building armed with copies of their latest flyer. what happened next was one of the tensest scenes in the movie the final days which made the white rose better known internationally . filmed partly of the original locations it showed how determined the shells were to wake others up to the evil of the nazis. they left piles of leaflets in the hallways knowing they would be found when students came out of their lectures. in germany almost every young person has heard this story. today are probably different circumstances but if something like this would happen again people would stand up against such a risk regime one. what have i done if i were in that situation i don't know actually i think it's. very good what they did and. they should be a role model but. if i'm honest. i don't think i would have done that because i would be scared to get in trouble. hansen's and fi schol did get into trouble they were arrested by hitler's secret police the gestapo and along with another student who

hansen, mr. hill t a , and duval, producers you represent, do they have the ability to spend this kind of time trying to comply with these kind of laws? >> mr. chairman, the major problem, no, we don't have the time, but we don't have the tools. it's impossible. >> mr. duval? >> yes, sir. and you know when we start thinking about reporting, and i expected this question probably come up, because it is a big issue across farmland, there is an individual farmer concern that we have, but i'd like for the committee to think about two other concerns. one being public safety concerns. you know, if we ask 200,000 farmers to report to the national response center, which they have to respond to, it will overwhelm them and draw resources away from actual emergencies. the second issue i'd like for you to think about is national security issue. because as i farm or start reporting their animals and what's been omitted there, then we are going to create a road map that anybody can find any farm anywhere where

particular player coming in the line up maybe it's just because i'm american and i have an eye on our new hansen but he's come in after being completely frozen out by alexander knowing i made a big impact while. haven't had haven't scored a ton of goals what do you make of willingness to bring in guys like that. new manager new players i think he has to change something in the team so he bring your hands in who didn't get a chance and made a great goal in the cup game and he's doing well at the moment so we will see what he can do next games i think the fact that golf is actually giving these players a chance to play is the big difference of. seemed if you didn't play well you didn't have a chance at all you had done was not cool for this very much make opening the doors to all these players who just six months ago had no chance to do and that's really what's moving frame and forward you know nick i know you have a soft spot for bremen as well but i'm sorry to say i'm going to ask you about vul spork for my money did the biggest underachievers in the league what do you think. it's absolute car c

hansen's of fi shown did get into trouble they were arrested by hitler's secret police the gestapo and along with another student helped write the pamphlets given a show trial before the infamous people's court on the twenty second of february they were executed. more than six hundred streets and squares all over germany and named for the show and other members of the white rose reminders there's only a few people who are willing to risk their lives for freedom. seventy five years on the sacrifice of these young people still seems extraordinary and has the power to inspire is the white rose wrote if we don't have the courage to demand what is right we will deserve to be scattered like dust in the wind. and young reporting there now let's check in on the berlin film festival which is entering its final weekend the festival this year features a coproduction. co-sponsored by. the film was filmed in kenya and tells the story of a nine year old girl who is terminally ill with cancer she spends her last days in her home village and dreams of being a superhero. and the villagers do everything

hansen's of fi schol did get into trouble they were arrested by hitler's secret police the gestapo and along with another student who helped write the pamphlets given a show trial before the infamous people's court on the twenty second of february they were executed. more than six hundred streets and squares all over germany and named for the shoals and other members of the white roads reminders that only a few people were willing to risk their lives for freedom. seventy five years on the sacrifice of these young people still seems extraordinary and has the power to inspire as the white rose wrote if we don't have the courage to demand what is right we will deserve to be scattered like dust on the wind. simon reporting there on acts a corruption scandal rocks a grease fire he tells all about a drop maker novartis which is embroiled in a corruption scandal in greece parliament has launched a probe into claims that nearly a dozen senior politicians received bribes from or helped promote the swiss pharmaceutical giant during their term in office. has rocked all of greece and the governmen

hansen great pass to ryan. one-timer makes it 1-0 sharks. they went up 2-0. matt cullen scores with 43 seconds left in the second. eric stahl would get a fortunate bounce. sending this game to overtime where jared spurge onscores with 12 seconds left in the extra frame. the sharks fall 3-2 finishing 1-2-1. madison bumgarner pitched 1 2/3 innings allowing three runs on four hits. this lead off home run tore ian happ. all five came via the strikeout. the giants fall while the a's tied the royals. justin thomas on the par 5 18th. third shot, he puts it about two feet. would make that putt for a birdie. he's 8 under par. luke list on the par 5 18th. had the eagle putt for the win. the not to be. he taps in for birdie. we're going to sudden death. back to 18, role reversal. l lifts his chance for his first pga title. thomas drains the birdie for his eighth pga tour win, moves to number three in the world and atop the fedexcup standings. nascar had a slight weather delay before the race. 2 laps to go. if your car looks like trevor baines, we advise to you pull over

a stroke of genius from aaron you hansen just like diego you have make you back in the day with. that sets up what men like finish likes like you news of bitches is still beautiful. and not the same in another game like the old days and these alerts and see the last ten minutes were just what we needed but we also can't try to pull this off every week but from my view we've really earned our results the last couple of when i was looking for the and yeah it's a bitter especially since we couldn't take advantage of all our counter attacks if you look to how the. now look and shall feel defeated the fates of the old bird and magic might be just enough to keep them in the bundesliga. let's take in the results filming came out on top in a thriller against fellow find has that easy win in mind shaka had that surprise the fees home to braman and that one one juror living with a nazi please pals i have here you can see why. this penalty decision is what set started off. why did you have such a problem with the cough. even more dish this is for me to stop sign old fashioned for me that's

a stroke of genius from her and you hansen just like diego you know how to make you back in the day. with that setup a woman like finish likes like a you news of bitches is still beautiful. another scene in another game like the old days and he said let's see the last ten minutes were just what we needed but we also can't try to pull this off every week but from my view we've really earned our results the last couple of this booklet for didn't yeah it's a bitter especially since we couldn't take advantage of all our counter attacks if you get low to how them. now look and shall feel defeated the bits of the old virgin magic might be just enough to keep them in the bundesliga. let's take in the results filming came out on top in a thriller against followed by and had that easy win in mind shout out that surprised the feats of homes of braman and that one one juror leaving with a not three things piled on the feet you can see why. this penalty decision is what set start off. why did you have such a problem with the car. even i've more distance for me to stop sign old fashioned thermate

pablo: we're going to talk about the man at the center of this, robert your hansen. -- johansen.has a fantastic mustache. there it is. look at that. absolutely fantastic. whether it had anything to do with this marvelous jump -- he was the last jumper in the ski jumping men's team event. social media has gone absolutely wild over this mustache. will he start a trend? he may do that. we will wait and see how famous he becomes, not because of his jumps, but because of that wonderful mustache. sarah: all the hipsters of the world are taking note, i am pretty sure. pablo: i may have one next week. sarah: thanks so much. pablo: thanks sarah. sarah: now we are heading to the berlin international film festival, where scott roxborough and charlotte chelsom-pill are standing by, individuals who get paid all week to watch movies. i am not bitter. i just want to know how you have been enjoying it. what are your favorite so far? charlotte: we have been struggling. scott: my favorite has to be the opening film, wes anderson's " isle of dogs." it is a beautiful movie -- light, funny, upbeat, q

the concept originally formulated by depression era alvin hansen."re are some nuances in this debate, a key distinction about lawrence summers. adam: i think there is two, and not so much criticizing as debating. this was a huge conservation and everybody values that -- contribution and everybody values it. the summer's secular stagnation ursus the gordon technological slump. tom: america is ending. adam: everybody is ending. the is a legitimate case to be made that when we have had a simultaneous lowdown across the western world, across the rich countries including japan, and in some of the emerging markets that has persisted this long, it may indeed be some kind of technological shock. in the other words, supply-side whereas larry summers and hansen are demand-side. that is one distinction you want to make, and it is less hopeful if you buy the gordon view, because we are buying lottery tickets until the next tech comes along. tom: is year caution on growth tinged by professor summers' view? komal: my caution is every time you have had an accelerat

my name is nels hansen, my family is in the branching in our area for 120 years. today, my son is home taking care of the ranch so i can be with you today. as stated, i am the past president of the association, past chairman of the wyoming state grazing board, member of the national almonds association, i currently serve as secretary-treasurer for national public lands council. our ranch covers 230,000 acres around in central wyoming. it's private and bln in checkerboard land. and we stand over three waters, and beyond branching, we take as much of the last 30 years working on these issues that we are discussing today in wyoming and in washington dc across the west. as recently as last week at the national almonds convention, i taught the class on working with other agencies and how to try cto educate people how to get along and work towards their goal. in our interactions with the federal agencies, our first priority is also waste to identify common ground that we can work towards. we are constantly entitled in a web of federal regulations. i'm here today to talk

we paid $8 million to find out who the worst spy in fbi history was, robert hansen. think we paid $25 million to locate kelly check mohammed. >> tucker:r: and i'm glad we did that. >> this is an example of it working, you haven't heard about it and that's because it was debunked because ed was saying. >> tucker: there's a lot we don't know and i don't want to presume anything ever. our government paid $100,000 of our money to buy fake salacious material about the president, what would be the national security reason for doing that? >> the president's campaign was stocked with people starting with carter page who was under fbi surveillance going back to 2013 -- nothing to do with the president's campaign. his contacts warranted multiple surveillance warrants starting in october of 2016, four more times -- do the math. it takes you into the trump administration trump administration. >> tucker: i'm aware of that, you like a lot of people who have abandoned concerns about civil liberties are assuming that because someone is under surveillance he's done something wrong. i

professor hansen is a distinguished fellow of history at hillsdale college and awarded the national humanities medal 2007 the bradley prize, 2008 and the buckley price 2015. we will proceed as follows with the topic of about 15 or 20 minutes to provide an overview and then to be joined by my other friend rich lowry editor and chief of national review and acclaimed author in his own right i recommend to have his youthful appearance now celebrating his 2050 or at national review. [applause] >> first coming to wish on -- national review worked for me the fact that he survived that is a miracle. so while they are engaged we will collect question cards from the audience who will then have a talk with one of the great historians of our time. in his review of the second world war writing national review to say it is impossible to do justice to such a magnificent book in a short review. given that vast quantities expended one would think there wouldn't be much left to say. victor davis hanson proves that this is wrong. this will cement the reputation as a military historian of the first order. indeed.

the tony award winning musical, "dear evan hansen," taking on that difficult subject. ♪ can anybody sees anybody waiting ♪ ♪ is anybody waiting >> reporter: from broadway to netflix, and the tv show "13 reasons why," about a teenage girl who takes her life. >> i'm about to tell you the story of my life. more specifically, why my life ended. and if you're listening to this tape, you're one of the reasons why. >> reporter: but for conrad roy, the angst was not entertainment, it was all too real. >> hi. this is conrad roy, and i'm going to talk to you about social anxiety. >> reporter: the 18-year-old documents his despair in secret video diaries just weeks before his death. >> what i am doing is i'm looking at myself so negatively. i'm looking at myself, minuscule little particle on the face of this earth that's no good, trash, will never be successful. never have a wife, never have kids, never learn. >> reporter: now police investigating his suicide are searching through his phone and all his electronic exchanges with michelle carter. they're beginning to suspect her role in his death wa

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article published today in the federalist, which i believe is a conservative blog by a guy named jason hansen suggests that what you said at the beginning. could this actually be a result of a lack of healthy masculine role models in our society that causes what he suggests or alludes to is this idea, the revenge of the lost boy. and that goes back to your first point. >> tucker: there is something going on there. we are doing a series on this next month. i don't understand it, i don't want to pretend that i do. but there's something about constantly attacking boys for being boys, which is what our society specializes in, but causes them in some cases to embrace this caricature of masculinity, which is violent and grotesquely sexualized, it's a parody of masculinity. and i think maybe that is a response, at least in part, to the attacks on boys for being boys? >> i see what you are saying. what is interesting here, and it's really, really sad, as a mother, is that we are starting to -- there's been so many shootings, that there's psychiatrist making data on why these men make these kinds of c

. >> my name is hans hansen. i'm president of starburg commercial real estate. we actively do retail deals in the neighborhood. we do not represent retailers, and i'd like to tell two stories about the reality of doing business in san francisco. one is a bakery that we represented in south of market. it was 1800 square feet. it was his first operation. he budgeted $250,000 for the improvements to the space, another $160,000 for his equipment, and 10% or $25,000 towards his permitting fees, and etcetera soft costs. to date, nine months later, he is now at $750,000 total cost and just opened his doors. the landlord did work with him on holding back rent, but this was a process to get to the cup that took well over nine months. second story is 3146 mission street, the old kragen's auto store. we leased that out to a company called eagle rider that's been on eighting and bryant street. this was a site that was 19,000 square feet that was auto use previously. it was a chevrolet dealership. we leased out 19,000 feet. they were formula retail because they were 13 store

i see hansen the bacchanal tried for the better varmints.ou have talked about in the 70s deals by senators without fear that they would be immediately attacked on fox for msnbc and this highly democratized media environment and deals were made head. what do you think is the implication environment in which all voices of more well-functioning operation. >> something is in either chamber frankly and tell what committees to have long delivered if markups i don't have the answer to that question know quite where i come down that we have to think about this broader idea of asking do individual senators want the power to deal with those kinds of consequences environment for doing to open say that i don't know the answer but i don't necessarily think that they would love the idea of attention drawn to it. >> is trying to say that it's much more difficult to be a senator now and what reasons particularly that you are citing. yet is some of them seem to manage to do it. i said to patty murray and the model down entirely in 2016 over the garland thing

air and falsehood is indeed a strange way to discover truth wrote a pennsylvania lawyer alexander hansen and what might have passed for a parity of rouse's princeton lecture. contempt of free political speech were the principle characteristics of american defenders who also believe that they representative a culture of sorts based this time on race. in 1835 postmaster general amos kendall yielded to demands by slaveholders to censor abolitionists materials from the u.s. mail and justify this decision by appealing to cultural values over political liberty. we owe an obligation to the laws but a higher one to the community in which we live and the former be so as did destroy the laughter it is patriotism to disregard them. what we deal with today in the confusion of politics and culture and excuse for suppressing speech is not new but today's culture despisers are not merely victims of the semantic confusion of culture and politics and this is what leads to the second stage of this new strategy of overthrow, his second stage which says there is nothing which is legitimately political anymo

we have also seen simply as guy hansen sunshine.heading... but, primarily snow as it moves inland. so, cold and frosty, a scattering of showers, these are likely to continue on and off tomorrow, with some hail in there as well. our weather fronts slips its way... and wea ke ns a weather fronts slips its way... and weakens a little. it is not going to bea weakens a little. it is not going to be a one—day two to four degrees. we could see more snow for a time across north—east england, lincolnshire, east anglia, and maybe london overnight. that is worth bearing in mind, it might bring some early snow over the early hours of wednesday morning. brussels tells britain that the time has come to choose what its future relationship with the eu will be after brexit. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, in london for talks, warns that the decision to leave the customs union will impact trade. without the customs union, and outside the single market, barriers to trade and goods and services are unavoidable. we want a comprehensive free t

for minimal effect you for clearing all of that up very helpful for us as we now speak to john seen hansen who is the chief whip of the opposition democratic alliance party joining us via skype from cape town good to be getting your perspective today mr st paul's and how do you feel about what the a.n.c. did today well i think it was expected. closer to resolution about when mr zuma will be going to the security general of the sea wasn't able to answer the question what if the fuses to resign but if you fail to respond to the recall that his party has issued and i think it's left us and no more clarity than we have. the state. will be leaving so what does the opposition want to do ideally what action would you take at a because this is all happening at a and c. level what about a parliamentary level. well there's only one institution in south africa and according to our constitution that can remove a president and that's the parliament of the republic of south africa the constitution provides to nicholas and to do so other an impeachment motion in terms of six hundred eighty nine of our co