he was between a bishop victor meter which is the middle way in english which is the health and education center in berlin thanks for having me today i think we're on the fasting cure but there's a soup in front of me so why soup. yes there are different kinds of fasting and the kind of fasting cures we do at victor met at the victim at a health center and close to good order is a 10 day fast including the juices and vegetable broths that are freshly prepared to keep you in a good mood and to give you all the necessary minimum fasting is much easier for you and you have more energy so it's not all about just not eating anything small about a fast cure them there is much more to it actually and the way we do the fasting cures isn't holistic and integrated for way we integrate benefit yoga session and moustache and there is group sharing their individual support by the past ng instructors and by the natural path inc healing team of victim it people are supported professionally individually and mouth caringly right well i'm not fasting at the moment but i'm getting a little bit hungry because i'm s

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urgently need shelter food water and sanitation support health support emergency education and not least protection. an additional $280000.00 people from urban centers on the m 4 in 5 highway axes that runs through the area are at imminent risk of displacement if ongoing military operations continue well this is the u.n. secretary general says the risk of conflicts across the world escalating has increased i've spoken recently about winds of hope but today a wind of madness is sweeping the globe from libya to yemen to syria and beyond escalation is back arms are flowing and the offensives are increasing all situations are different but there is a feeling of good knowing is the beauty and hair trigger tensions which makes everything far more unpredictable and uncontrollable with the hearts and risk of miscalculation and to government protests are continuing in algeria demonstrators are still calling for political reform despite the election of president and in the gita boom in december a mass action that led to a delay as he's beautiful because resignation began was to hear ago and maybe people want officials linked to him to leave their position as

urgently need shelter food water and sanitation support health support emergency education and not least protection. an additional $280000.00 people from urban centers on the m 4 in 5 a highway axis that runs through the area are at imminent risk of displacement if ongoing military operations continue it comes as u.s. action general says that the risk of conflicts across the world escalating has increased antonio terrorist made the comment in a speech laying out the un's priorities for 2020 which he says include battling climate change and inequality i've spoken recently about winds of hope but today a wind of madness is sweeping the globe from libya to yemen to syria and beyond escalation is back arms are flowing and the offensives are increasing all situations are different but there is a feeling of good owing is the believes the and hair trigger tensions which makes every sink far more unpredictable and uncontrollable with a hardened risk of miscalculation clashes have broken out in the iraqi capital baghdad as protesters rallied against the newly appointed prime minister demonstrators marched to denounce the appointment of mohamed allowing follo

the urgently need shelter food water and sanitation support health support emergency education and not least protection and an additional 280000 people from urban centers on the m 4 in 5 highway axes that runs through the area are at imminent risk of displacement of ongoing military operations continue. the head of sudan's sovereign council has defended his meeting with the israeli prime minister saying it's to protect national security. benjamin netanyahu in uganda on monday the sudanese cabinet says it was not informed in advance and the main protest group the forces of freedom and change have rejected the meeting saying it was a violation of the policy on foreign relations the palestinian leadership has called the meeting a stab in the back while the strain in relations can be traced all the way back to 1967 when in the aftermath of the arab israeli war sudan hosted a summit where several arab nations decided not to recognize nor negotiate with israel israel for years considered sudan a security threat because of what it said was its support of armed groups under former leader of al bashir israel also believe that iran used sudan to smuggle weapons

and the need shelter food water and sanitation to poor health support emergency education and not least protection. and an additional $280000.00 people from urban centers on the him for him to find a highway axis that runs through the area are at imminent risk of displacement if ongoing military operations continue while the head of sudan solvent council has agreed to start normalizing ties with israel but sudan's government says it was not informed the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced the decision after traveling to uganda for a meeting with president 70 been thought to what han but the sudanese cabinet says that was the 1st it had heard of any efforts to create bilateral ties between the countries or the strain in relations can be traced back to when sudan hosted in 1967 post arab war summit in a cartoon where leaders of several arab nations issued a formal position not so recognized negotiate or peace with israel and israel for years considered sudan a security threat because under the deposed leader ahmed bashir it supported hardline armed groups israel also believes iran use its on as a conduit for smuggling munitions into gaza.

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and a that's being provided by the center for education health care in germany as well our correspondent kate brady with us thank you kate. well to date the virus has claimed almost 3000 lives globally more than 82000 cases have been reported the vast majority of them in china the infection rate there is now slowing down as the virus spreads faster elsewhere south korea has again reported its biggest one day jump in infections saudi arabia has stopped travel to religious pilgrimage sites due to fears of the virus in europe italy's outbreak has worsened while there mania denmark and estonia are the latest countries to confirm cases and australia is taking emergency measures to stop the disease from spreading numerous international flights have been cut back or cancelled here's a closer look at how countries around the world are fighting to ward off a pandemic. recovered coronavirus patients and will harm a finally free to return home after one lasts. the coronavirus is increasing its presence far beyond china's borders it ranges from cruise ships in japan to tehran's public transport it's

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and invested the money in education and health in order to heal the nation's ones. so much it's. a new state requires a new capital city a small largely insignificant administrative center becomes the anchor of the modern era ataturk remains a powerful presence in the city. on the 23rd of april $920.00. opens turkey's 1st grand national assembly the new parliament declares the treaty of 7 avoid and the government representatives in istanbul guilty of high treason. the opposition parliament then signs a contract with the bolsheviks in russia. the soviet union is the 1st country to recognize the new government and sends money and weapons for the fight against the greek occupiers. 2 years later most of troops would have recaptured. most of turkey . in july 121 ataturk assumes command of the war against the occupying forces once again he proves himself a master strategist he declares general mobilization demanding that every turkish citizen contribute to the production of arms and ammunition. even women transport shells to the frontline. this highly motivated army under most of our canals command eventually defeats the greeks resoundingly at the battle of sakaria. ataturk i

of state he'll be remembered for his passion about education and other social programs he gave the go ahead to build schools universities health centers and charges across the country is selfless personal example has given kenyans a new sense of urgency and purpose but he also spearheaded a campaign to protect the environment passed in a leading efforts to build fortifications to prevent soil erosion. present a more deserve accidentals as a populist populist to wanted to be seen as a compassionate. and they want to be seen as a god fearing figure but everything that he did went to contrary to what what he wanted the people to believe some analysts say the timing point for his leadership was in the $982.00 quest temped by a group of soldiers and politicians in the years that followed his government ordered a violent crackdown on opponents some blame for plotting the coup thousands were detained and tortured though the country remained broadly stable ethnic clashes in some parts became common especially during elections. divide and rule like most politicians do you know that's how he kept. he remained at the helm but then he had to be a

hospitals and hundreds of health and sub health centers and even if these numbers are exaggerated,, women appear to be an important part of the success that is happening certainly in educationand health care and so, wouldn't that alone make up our investments? within that alone justify our investments in the country? i know the united nations has made several reports that women are educated and empowered and respected. the amount of terrorism in that country or in that village goes down so, investing in women and allowing them to be part of the country and not killing them if they go to school, i think we have made a tremendous impact in that country and i'm afraid if we retreat and leave it will go back to the way it was before. so,, my question is, you, know do you believe women have made a significant contribution to successes in education and health care and also, if we left, as some politicians are proposing, wouldn't fall back to the other way where they were so -- where being a woman meant that you were almost not alive, in what you are allowed to do? can you -- >> i'm happy, to do, madam, chairman and i think you hit a good point and one of the successes that we hav

about wants to cutration the national institute of health billion and reduce the funding for the center for prevention rol and by $678 million. education, this administration to impose an 8.5% cut on the department of education, a total cut of $6.2 billion, which includes cuts to programs, which we, of course, know are extremely important in low-income and in the black community. infrastructure, this budget reduces the funding for the army corps of engineers, which fixes crumbling water infrastructure by $1.7 billion. there are cuts to community development. eliminates the community making ent block grant, it harder for communities to address needs like safe housing, economic opportunities and public facilities and improvements. program.s the home here we are trying to increase access to affordable housing and homelessness. yet, this administration talks or its budget presents a cut in terms of just zeroing out the home program. of course, that's going to make it harder for low-income affordable to access housing programs. it reduces rural broadband. hard to ing -- this is believe -- for small businesses. cuts the funding for the small

of state he'll be remembered for his passion about education and other social programs he gave the go ahead to build schools universities health centers and charges across the country is selfless personal example has given kenyans a new sense of urgency and purpose but he also spearheaded a campaign to protect the environment passing a leading efforts to build fortifications to prevent soil erosion. present a more to some extent was it was a populist populist to wanted to be seen as a compassionate. he wanted to be seen as a god fearing figure but everything that he did went to contrary to what what you wanted the people to believe some analysts say the timing point for his leadership was in the 982 quick tempt by a group of soldiers and politicians in the years that followed his government ordered a violent crackdown on opponents some blame for plotting the coup thousands were detained and tortured though the country remained brutally stable ethnic clashes in some parts became common especially during elections. divide and rule like most politicians do you know that's how he kept he remained at the helm but then he had to be ability

south have been dealing with issues like health care issues like education issues like economic justice climate change and those issues i think can go beyond a center versus locked in terms of who's most capable with handling those challenges as well as dealing with donald trump in the final race for the white house so sanders has got his strengths he does have witnesses but the same is true of all the other candidates i don't think this is an establishment versus outsider question and we really shouldn't treat it as such all right what do you make of michael bloomberg candidacy in the fight he's joining things a little bit later than some of the others in the. good luck to him mike bloomberg has decided look i won't deal with iowa i won't deal with new hampshire next week even though those are the traditional 2 states to get everything rolling he's not even competing in south carolina nevada he doesn't come again and till super tuesday on cheap on of the 1st week of march with about 1213 states including california coming up in other words his strategy is to simply try to take it all over by spending about $200000000.00 in ads so far nobody has co

given to health workers in case they should come into contact with current virus patients so to try and help prevent them become affected schools universities educational institutions of also a center messages to parents to students saying don't come to school don't come to university if you have traveled to an infected contaminated country in the past a few days stay away for 14 days that quarantine period so the government certainly being extremely vigilant in fact the french prime minister edward felipe is having an emergency meeting with health ministers education ministers as we speak to discuss the current virus to discuss their strategy but so far the message from the government is of course that the public should be very aware should be vigilant but there's no cause to panic natasha butler there live from paris thank you iran has blamed the united states for spreading misinformation about the virus the government says the situation is under control the least 19 people have died and $130.00 people are infected including the deputy health minister same bus ravi is interim. during a weekly cabinet meeting iranian president hassan rouhani struck an optimistic tone saying that t

people who built health centers we have given you 24 by 7 electricity it's a beginning of a new kind of politics and this is great for india. campaign focusing on development education and health care. this is a great win for mr king because he really made all the promises he made to the people of delhi and be a very happy that kid has worked for us. supporters said to the common man party's campaign had resonated with voters rather than that of the b j p that had focused on ending the protests against the citizenship law including in the new delhi neighborhood of. this is not always the hindu know for muslims for sure hamburg this is not only for pakistan this is a good win this is a win for a party with good intentions as. the election commission banned a to b j p politicians from campaigning after one compared protesters to said murderous and said the demonstrators were determined to make india a muslim country and other politicians had protesters should be shot there were 2 shootings against protesters in one week in new delhi after those comments were made the b.j. piece says its campaign was successful despite the losses everybody knows about. and if those any

and created the homeless youth alliance to promote a grassroots harm reduction approach to addressing youth homelessness. her drop-in center, medical and mental health services, and harm reduction education has reached thousands of young people experiencing homelessness. and homeless youth alliance, they're known in the haight, their staff, many of whom are here today, mirror the population that they serve creating close relationships and bonds with homeless youth in the haight. not only does mary work to deliver services to homeless youth, but she and her team also mentor youth to become peer to peer counselors creating meaningful and transformative pathways out of homelessness. unfortunately, on christmas 2013, haya lost its lease on the corner of haight and cole. a space that stayed vacant for years after that, a shame and disgrace in the neighborhood, while haya struggled to operate without an office or drop-in center. the loss of the space was not just -- didn't just make it difficult to operate, but it was really an emotional blow to mary, to the staff of the homeless youth alliance and to the many homeless youth in the neighborhood who rely so heavily on haya. as haya explains on

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people who built health centers we have given you 24 by 7 electricity it's a beginning of a new kind of politics and this is great for india. campaign focusing on development education and health care. this is a great win for mr because he really met all the promises he made to the people of delhi and be a very happy that steam has worked for us. supporters said the common man party's campaign had resonated with voters brother than that of the b j p that had focused on ending the protests against the citizenship law including in the new delhi neighborhood of shaheen bad. this is not always for hindu no for muslims know for sure he came back this is not always for pakistan this is a good win this is a win for a party with good intentions it's good that 6 the election commission banned a to b j p politicians from campaigning after one compared protesters to said murderous and said the demonstrators were determined to make india a muslim country another politician said protestors should be shot there were 2 shootings against protest. as in one week in new delhi after those comments were made the b.j. peace at its campaign was successful despite the losses everybody kno

utilized for outreach and education, for evidence-based smoking cessation programs, and awards grants to make tobacco secession therapist counseling available to community health centers. we have to save lives. people of color disproportionately through tobacco products, including these flavored cigarettes, and young people. the naacp says flavored cigarettes, e-cigarettes have driven the youth epidemic and more than half of youth smokers. organizations like the national black nurses association, african-american tobacco control leadership, black women's health imperative, national hispanic medical association all support this. i'm here to save lives. that's why i'm supporting this legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yield back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from oregon venged. mr. walden: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: madam speaker, if i could just indicate i'm prepared to close the energy and commerce portion. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman

is that the move to the center >> i'm not sure i'd take that on number one, changing the white house. going through the four issues, i believe health care, climate, education andd shared success. when you look at raising minimum wage, running a trillion deficit is just not logical. >> i'm not playing devil's advocate i believe this myself. it comes to the point where mayor mike is the nominee. the entire democratic side is not going to vote for president trump. you assume who are progressives going to vote for if not mike bloomberg, how many aoc, bernie democrats stay at home there is no energy not we, believe me but that they don't have a progressive candidate. there is no evidence so they don't turn out >> as i said, the number one issue when you poll is a change in the white house >> you know what i mean. you think young people will rush to the poles to the polls to vote for a billionaire? >> this will come down to several small states michigan, wisconsin, arizona, north carolina, florida. >> you think they want a new yorker to run things >> they have two choices >> how is he going to confront the challenge? the tape that came out and what he said about the