to you mr hoffman netanyahu says that this indictment is politically motivated that it's a witch hunt against him could these allegations alone could they darrelle his career absolutely and it's now his political career is very much in danger and he's one of the world's longest serving leaders along of course with chancellor merkel all the political opponents and that's in the hour last week united in an effort to defeat him and that put them ahead in the polls thirty six eastern it's now twenty six seats and now with this big decision by the attorney general to indict him and then you hear not not quite indict him yet but and then of that hearing this could break down i mean the again they are strong we're talking about fraud bribery breach of trust and all of this in the run up to the april ninth election and is for real how can that how can he survive this political storm what will he have to do. well forty days until the election is actually a long time. so much news happens every day and says our people can forget about this between except if there are leaks from the investigatio

michael has that we need to wait for the next week to see if it really if it really works for max hoffman reporting from the french capital paris thank you. now people across the world have been celebrating the first day of the lunar new year today on many offered prayers and temples and sat down with family members for a special holiday meal is the year of the fake and this time around and people are hoping some beginning of the year of good luck. praying for good fortune in the new year a tradition for chinese communities around the world. here at beijing's by you temple thousands flock to welcome the year of the pig in chinese culture the zodiac sign is a symbol of luck and wealth hopes that were reflected in the new year's wishes. i wish for good health for my family and success in my career and of course i hope for perspective pretty conventional you know what how do you know. so far this year i'll be taking my college entrance exam so i hope to get into major. another custom to bring good luck temple go is trying to strike a bell hanging under a bridge it's a lucrative time for the

the yellow vest movement which has also been protesting against the president w correspondent max hoffman has been in paris covering the strike just another protest in the heart of paris yes well but at the same time it's also a new kind of protest because for the first time the yellow vests are teaming up with a large trade union the c.c.t.v. so you here at this demonstration we saw all kinds of people from public sector workers to of course the yellow vests to trade unionists but also members of the black bloc who try to incite violence here what all of this mix will end up being is unclear at the moment because france and also in money would not call at a crossroads can the government regain the momentum here it is probably the first time in months that it has the chance of reaching out to the french trying to show them that it matter when my colleagues can't compromise and at the same time trying to crack down hard on the violent elements of the yellow this. don't use max hoffman they are reporting in paris or the thirty year old portuguese national widely believed to be the mastermin

against president mccollum since last november also joined the yacht rallies and correspondent to max hoffman is covering the strike in paris. for you when i asked him how the demonstrations unfolded today it seems that at the end things got slightly out of hand again which is almost traditionally the case at the end of demonstrations here in paris cobble stones were thrown and we still have the with of tear gas here in the air and behind me you can see some of the police special forces blocking decided street where we are normally this demonstration should have been over but now people are returning in the other direction fleeing to tear gas so nothing special really in paris but many here say it's a shame because before that it was really peaceful all right now going to actually is this for us max why is this strike so significant it is significant because for the first time the yellow vests that have been making headlines all over the world in the last months have teamed up with one of the larger trade unions the c.z. tea before that the you'll of us always rejected the old institutions es

our correspondent max hoffman has been in powers covering the strike. just another protest in the heart of paris yes well but at the same time it's also a new kind of protest because for the first time the yellow vests are teaming up with a large trade union the c.c.t.v. so you here at this demonstration we saw all kinds of people from public sector workers to of course the yellow vests to trade unionists but also members of the black bloc who try to incite violence here what all this mix will end up being is unclear at the moment because france and also in money are in a call at a crossroads can the government regain the momentum here it is probably the first time in months that it has the chance of reaching out to the french trying to show them that in mind we're not calling can compromise and at the same time trying to crack down hard on the violent elements of the all of us. well hoffman in paris this is day doubly news that live from berlin still to come the pope and his historic visit to the united arab emirates for the mass and for the one hundre

at least could go up in smoke of get more on the story we are joined by brussels bureau chief max hoffman and hans brandt our political correspondent here in berlin welcome to both of you and max i'd like to begin with you because this announcement by france is essentially a move against germany do we know why paris is taking the step. we haven't heard an official explanation yet from the french but it appears that the arguments are mainly political and they've been heard before they're not new france wasn't really in favor of this project in the past either but they stuck with germany the problem though is that it's really splitting the european union between east and west countries like poland like the baltic states have always always been very much against this project because they fear more russian influence in the european union they feel like they're being bypassed and so this would be one of the arguments some say might be a little revenge even from the french government because i'm going to medical really didn't wholeheartedly support the projects that matter what i might call had

. >> ed: what does success look like to daniel hoffman coming out of hanoi?hat does the president need to get done? >> i think some tangible results, it might be that the north koreans admit inspectors into the nuclear test site, it might mean that we have a plan to admit inspectors to other facilities, as well. we might open liaison offices, which i believe would be great for the united states and north korea so we could carry on with working groups after this summit to dive into all of the key issues that are going to be challenging long-term negotiations. >> ed: daniel hoffman, former cia station chief, we will hear a lot from him in the hours ahead as we make sense of what will actually take place in hanoi. thank you. back in washington, there is movement afoot right now back in washington on capitol hill that is competing for headlines with the hanoi summit, as you heard from kristin, they have pushed legislation through the house to rollback president trump's bid for billings extra for his border wall. the measure blocks the president's declaration that

former cia chief don hoffman says country will always find money for military even when faced with sanctions joins us up next. want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience. simple. easy. awesome. heather: iran launching newest weapon, semiheavy submarine called the conqueror, does this signal that iran has bigger ambitions for nuclear capabilities, here to talk about it former cia chief and fox news contributor don hoffman, he's been nominate today join president trump's intelligence advisory board. thank you so much for joining us, dan, always great to have you with us. >> always a pleasure. heather: in what reference to what iran is doing and with submarine, w

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residents can use some driving taxis to get around town or city drive only into the seats and it's hoffman remembers his first taxi ride get in sit down and watch the steering wheel turn on its own and and you know it's a big grin on my face the entire time look at the safety dry realize there are not driving the car the cars driving and that's just the coolest thing in the world and a big goofy grin my first all right way moe has now signed up a few hundred customers for the experiment the taxis booked by justice with the ball rolling. and the fares are similar. but not everyone is happy with the idea of self driving cars on the streets many people are and they are totally against self driving vehicles because what's going to end up happening is you're going to have a lot of individuals who are going to know how to physically drive the vehicle right now knowing how to operate the cars to drop off the sick drive but in future the car will be taking on all the functions itself s. it will take a few years before cars hit the road without to drive us not only technology needs further developm

parliaments trade committee says a syrup or still lacks its commitment to workers' rights my colleague max hoffman spoke to him earlier today in brussels. mr long your party the german s.p.d. rejects the free trade agreement with singapore why the. two sides of the coin it's a quite good agreement but indeed movement is all too clear that we quest for the simple insight to what you find the sweet old saying oh level convention and this is the other side of the coin the senior police are not really committed to do so and it's about workers' rights workers rights the collective bargaining possibilities under discrimination of workers a workplace and we ask him for a long long time i myself was in singapore last year in february asking i'm sure that you are really committed to do so and nothing happened and for the delegation decided not to vote for the agreement but is it really worth i mean the advantages seem to be quite big most are expecting a ten percent increase in trade over the next five years between the e.u. and singapore is it really worth jeopardizing the agreement for those two workers'

residents can use some driving taxis to get around town or simply drive only into the seats and it's hoffman remembers his first taxi ride get in sit down and watch the steering wheel turn on its own and and you know it's a big grin on my face the entire time look at the safety dry realize there are not driving the car the cars driving and that's just the coolest thing in the world and a big goofy grin my first all right. has now signed up a few hundred customers for the experiment the taxis booked by just as with liberal . and the fares are similar. but not everyone is happy with the idea of self driving cars on the streets many people are and they are totally against self driving vehicles because what's going to end up happening is you're going to have a lot of individuals who are going to know how to physically drive the vehicle right now knowing how to operate the cars the drop of the same drive but in future the car will be taking on all the functions itself. it will take a few years before cars hit the road without to drive us not only technology needs further development but also the

rob: we just saw daniel hoffman in vietnam. let's talk about what happened in the house of representatives late in the day yesterday. she said she was going to bring it up and it passed. a resolution to nullify the president's national emergency declaration. it passed by a healthy margin 245-182. it will go to the u.s. senate where mitch mcconnell hopes to take up a vote before they go on recess on march 18th. >> of the senate those defect the president says he will veto a supermajority and senate and house. to get what they want. >> two issues, do you think it is an emergency, the constitutional power to do it. that is where a lot of republicans get nervous. wherever a present is, 13 defected. will they lose? rodney, paul, on the record saying they don't know how they will vote. even mitch mcconnell said even though i went to law school, the separation of powers, i got to think about this. if he loses one more vote, the president will have to decide, looks like he's going to veto it. that looks to me as disingenuous, at the la

the w correspondent that's hoffman has been in paris covering that strike. just another protest in the heart of paris yes well but at the same time it's also a new kind of protest because for the first time the yellow vests are teaming up with a large trade you see here at this demonstration we saw all kinds of people from public sector workers to of course the yellow vests to trade unionists but also members of the black bloc who try to incite violence here what all this mix will end up being is unclear at the moment because france and also a man who would not call at a crossroads can the government regain the momentum here it is probably the first time in months that it has the chance of reaching out to the french trying to show them that it might do it by calling compromise and at the same time trying to crack down hard on the violent elements of the yellow this. in paris a football league says an internet platform revealing the side of the game when it was launched in twenty fifteen it didn't only produce noise it also had some real effects just ask a je

german cars could be deemed a national security threat in the united states serious tensions there max hoffman in brussels thank you so much. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the batek says the catholic church must move with fresh urgency to confront widespread sex child sex abuse within the clergy vatican spokesman. said the church needed to look the monster of abuse in the face as comments come just days before pope francis opens an unprecedented summit to address the crisis. india says a shootout in the disputed border region of kashmir has left at least nine people dead including the suspected mastermind of last week's deadly suicide bombing indian troops came under fire as they hunted militants believed responsible for that bombing india has blamed neighboring pakistan for the attack which killed dozens of indian troops. and seven british lawmakers have quit the opposition labor party and will sit in parliament as an independent group the m.p.'s said they decided to quit in part because of party leader jeremy corbyn support for bracks it also cited

hoffman is seduced by the mother of one of his friends. george smathers talks about his own views for pornography here. he had a reputation for a very active social life. that is not the portrayal george smathers gives of himself in this conversation. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> i choose not to look at it, others choose to look at it. i don't look at it. i have not seen it. i don't know whether or not this is the kind of thing that should be going around or it shouldn't. they will look into this very deeply. >> would you vote on it next wednesday? >> we are due to vote on it next wednesday. with the cooperation of eastland, i don't know how. prof. johnson: he is referring to a rule of the judiciary committee that allows any member of the committee to delay the vote by one week. if you are dealing with a president that is running out of time, the repeated delays will cause significant problems. the pornography argument resonates with the public. it is the first supreme court confirmation in american history that all of us would

hoffman says the levee system remained a more permanent with a fixed pick >> highway 37 is a heavy lift, i will try to get federal dollars for that. >> he hopes to see that infrastructure bill passed this year. >>> the crews have started to make permanent repairs on the richmond-san rafael berridge. concrete fell from the upper deck to the lower deck and hit a car. the crews put in a metal plate there will be lane closures for the next two weeks. caltrans says one lane will remain open and each direction. >>> this morning, vladimir putin says russia will respond to any u.s. deployment of nuclear missiles in europe by targeting where u.s. puts the missiles and the united states. president says russia wants friendly relations with the united states and remains open with talks but russia would not be the first to deploy missiles in europe in response to the decision to pull out of the arms control treaty. he warned that russia would retaliate if the u.s. puts initials and europe. >>> the update is expected on the investigation into a deadly shooting evolving in napa county sheriff deputy.f

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you will be here with dan hoffman all week analyzing it. but look at what is going on back home. this is not a small fraction of the democratic party. this is a huge fraction. you know what bothers me about it? what bothers me about bernie is not that he owns a lake house, is that he's a guy who owns a lake house who rails against people who own flake houses. i am a capitalist, sean. >> sean: using private planes. >> private jet, the kids call him that p.j. -- knock it off. people who own lake houses. to stop haunting everyone else about it kamala harris, glad you played that come across as a matter? are you for real? >> sean: $93 trillion. >> people cannot grasp that number. you put a key number in that prompter, $65,000 per household per year. who's got that kind of money laying around? >> sean: nobody. because that is extraordinary. >> sean: how did you keep your doctor, your plan, save money, work out? not well. let's go to mark penn. you were a poster for the clintons. you are listening to your democratic party. the era of big government and welfare as we know it, that came

daniel hoffman, former c.i.a. chief of staff is with me in hanoi as well. frame it this way, daniel. you are chairman kim. what do you want from this meeting? >> i think above all else, kim jong-un wants sanctions relief. his economy is in freefall and he knows his country is an outlier in an economically vibrant region and needs economic growth where they derive legitimacy is providing for their people. he has to be concerned what he has to give up to get the sanctions relief. i think we have made it clear to take steps toward denuclearization. if he has to go all the way remains to be seen. he has to take tangible steps. >> bill: you are the president of the united states halfway around the world of travel. >> i think there are a lot of pundits and former colleagues saying it strains the logic that kim jong-un would amass this nuclear capability for integration in the world economy. first and foremost that's what the president is here to find out. kim jong-un's intentions. he wants to see an inventory of their nuclear weapons and ballistics missiles and t

in the meantime, let's bring one of our really smart analysts, daniel hoffman.ou've seen him here throughout this journey in vietnam and daniel, obviously, former cia station chief. let's start with the civil, kristin fisher did a really good job sticking to the facts, we don't want to speculate. but when you have in your program, we will have a signing ceremony at 2:00 p.m. local, 2:00 eastern in the united states, and all of a sudden, that becomes the president is coming out alone, not with the other leader, doesn't sound like you have a deal. >> i'm just so wary of speculating. i've seen a lot of these, and it's not like president trump meets kim jong un on the very regular basis. so i think we all agree to be wary of speculating. i would say, if we are talking about denuclearization, i would highlight for the viewers eye briefing. it's an inventory of north korea's ballistic missiles, it's the north korea's agreement to admit inspectors into the country and eventually, destruction of those sites. if there is discussion at the press conference or an agreement

let's bring in daniel hoffman, a fox news contributor. good to have you here. i want you to listen to her interview from last night on abc news. take a listen. >> you think you deserve a punishment for what you did? >> maybe therapy lessons. maybe a process that will ensure us that we'll never do this again. >> people watching will say, well, therapy isn't enough. >> i know that. maybe speaking against him, which i'm definitely planning to do. definitely wanting people to not make the same decisions that i have made. >> dana: i want to get into this. one thing's interesting, some in the meetings have been calling them kwraoeus brides which i think is too generous. these are people who made decision. they went to fight with terrorists. i don't think you get the title isis bride. also just coming in now, it seems maybe she wasn't even an american. how complicated is it to figure out what to do with these people who went over to syria and now have to figure out what to do with them. >> first of all, it was a serious decision on her part to go there, to go to syria

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and he was very she's max hoffman joins me now how has the news gone down there where you are well the press conference wasn't even finished yet that we had a first reaction from siemens from the head of steam as joke has a who said that this decision proves that europe urgently needs structural reforms in the way shapes its industrial future in a globally connected world and since this decision wasn't to subpoena. the french finance minister already before this decision even was officially announced said that it is they cannot make a mistake and it will serve the interests of china so those two not very happy of blocking not just is fairly rare for the e.u. antitrust office in three decades is banned less than thirty why did officials veto this particular tie up. my kind of a saga repeated a couple of times actually that this was just about two sectors of the planned merger which is signalling equipment signaling systems she called it and also the mark of a very high speed trains and the remedies offered by the two companies and this is the part she repeated often what these two compa

brussels we have leo hoffman from the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons or i can welcome to your let's start with the powerful the russians have been accused by president trump by the united states for breaching this agreement what have they done. russia has being basically adopting the cruise missiles it has developed for ships and submarines to be watched from land war enters from a modified disc on there were unsure which basically to begin with was capable of using as both mistake and cruise missiles that makes a lot of military and economic sense because the poor in the same r. o. s. cruise wall range cruise missile on the land warrants are basically a truck it's tanta twenty times cheaper than on building a frigate and deploying on a frigate ryann trucks are actually easier to hide and that's also likely what the russian military were doing and though the deployment actually was not very large in numbers and could have been. officiated by the russian authorities as a response to the us deploying missile defense systems in romania and poland which russia believes are

and i think about it today do you miss the latest headlines that hoffman. country has gone into a nihilistic fever just want to thank. them and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the showed the genius of the special american hero this is it we've come a point from which ultimate is done so we always are on the margins simply going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beach and i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more ground zero of them it may be completely different and a mystery. but rather the stand. alone one has. put out before for america that. i'm going to let him but i'm going to cut him then you cut him until. i don't lose each other for the profile that it is living. below the men on the show with a lot of. them are the. members of the hate from the innocent. because it's whole food place choice where you go on the i knew where you're from and pay off the time in syria has said. pretty she ought to give a. model for that in africa will fuck around with mr if that for jim and then boil

let's bring in daniel hoffman former c.i.a. station chief and fox news contributor.ure there will be lots of pundits screaming about the fact that the u.s. is withdrawing from this so-called treaty. what is your take? >> well, we've been living with russia in violation of this treaty since going back to 2008 when russia first tested the ssc8 cruise missile. putin himself argued in 2007 that russia should withdraw from the treaty because he was concerned about china's development of intermediate cruise missiles. we're exposing russia's hypocrisy. not a whole lot is going to change in the immediate term. but it is just confirmation of the realities of russia. they don't show a lot of support for international treaties including the chemical weapons convention. they used a soviet nerve agent to try to kill a man in london. interfered in our elections and u.k. elections. it's dealing with vladimir putin. >> jon: what is the effect on the russian government if the u.s. does withdraw? does all of a sudden russia have to try to spend money that it doesn't have to compete? >

in london max hoffman in brussels thank you both let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world iran is insisting that president rouhani has not accepted the unexpected resignation of foreign minister mohammad the jeffords arief mr zarif was responsible for negotiating iran's twenty fifteen nuclear deal with world powers in his social media post to apologize for what he called his shortcomings several prominent members of parliament of called on him to reconsider. voters in cuba have overwhelmingly back to a new constitution the document enshrines the country's one party socially system while recognizing private property and foreign investment as well as modest social changes your natural commission says movement eighty five percent of voters back the change. kerry has been released from jail facing a spent the weekend behind bars after being charged with sexually assaulting three teenage girls the woman has pleaded not guilty to all charges which date back to one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. pakistan has summoned india's ambassador in response to in

our brussels bureau chief max hoffman he's on the story for us tonight good evening to you max so we got this all to made him from the us president has there been a response from the e.u. from the european union to this tweet the european union itself is not responsible for this frederica marine a die representative for foreign and security policy of the european union pointed that out again saying this is a question of the legislation of the different member states of what counts here brant is the reaction of the countries of the nations like germany or in this case also legs of bird why do i mention luxembourg because of the foreign minister of luxembourg on us of all it was very pronounced in his criticism today he said that the form in which donald trump the u.s. president did this was basically unacceptable just with one tweet saying that's not how partners treat each other but in substance it's a different story it seems like almost all the foreign ministers in brussels on monday acknowledged that the u.s. president does have a point so if they you know agree that he's right ab

in london max hoffman in brussels thank you both. now let's move on. next. which is the other stories making news around the world the u.s. a vice president mike pence and venezuela's opposition they don't want to go i don't have agreed a strategy to increase pressure on president nicolas maduro they met at a summit of regional leaders in colombia which are deadly clashes between quiet her supporters and venezuelan security forces on the colombian brazilian the. united nations says donors have pledged two point six billion dollars in humanitarian aid for the war torn yemen conference the crisis is taking place in geneva the u.n. also says aid workers in yemen have access to vital grain stores for the first time in six months twenty million people still lack staples from some part. of the e.u. has called on india and pakistan to exercise the maximum restraint made a sharp escalation in tension between the two nuclear powers overnight that he targeted what it said was a terrorist camp inside pakistan indian media reports up to three hundred people killed in th

we cannot see any indication that this might happen due to the use of bureau chief in brussels max hoffman thank you. ari let's bring up as we know some of the other stories making news around the world. france is recalling it some best that are to italy amid mounting tension after italy's deputy prime minister met french yellow vest protesters while paris is also angry about a string of critical comments directed towards president in iran might cause government by italy's to deputy prime minister's. swedish police say a norwegian airplane bound for france with one hundred sixty nine passengers on board has returned to stop calling our land airport after receiving a bomb threat the plane was evacuated and is being searched by bomb defuse all experts among the passengers or the members of the national swimming team. the austrian government has been ordered to pay more than a million euros to the former owner of the house were out of hitler was born the government bought the building at a not down price using a compulsory purchase order but a court has ruled that the owner had been significa

correspondent max hoffman has been in paris covering the strike. just another protest in the heart of paris yes well but at the same time it's also a new kind of protest because for the first time the yellow vests are teaming up with the large trade union the seas it is so huge here at this demonstration we saw all kinds of people from public sector workers to of course the yellow vests to trade unionists but also members of the black bloc who tried to incite violence here what all of this mix will end up being is unclear at the moment because france and also in money would not call at a crossroads can the government regain the momentum here it is probably the first time in months that it has the chance of reaching out to the french trying to show them that it matter when my colleagues can compromise and at the same time try to crack down hard on the violent elements of the yellow this in fact helping their reporting from paris or germany's economics minister has unveiled what's called the national industrial strategy twenty thirty now the plan rep