but i think i doubt that i doubt it when i get out i must still not be shot and. got out. there a lot i'm not going to let it go without all of. that couple syriana telenet off point and does this. some thought of. all but i don't know why not but if he was iffy about not see it or not i assume. this is. the outlet of the shoulder towards in the center of the city and in a minute. most of that is. i say more about the gravity and then the lobby that i will look to the. he could have a condition it but i guess we all need. a little celibacy in more subtle unison a moral position and. you have your young people. know when that is sunday with a liberal gun owners. have a dualist see know get low mass and that is understand the school so he can talk openly not really. a gay man or then went and he i will win no matter you know someone who thought that they were not alone i am. i mean they. are going up and putting them in the. bush and they are more sad than we know but. when i'm monita when i know the thing going to get in the theater you think it's on ok. so no george he was

because if i doubt that means that they don't have a sense of superiority. and i never go resistance of. people knows that you know we are dealing with men we do mean we human and sometimes we have to put the size of paper in the document and. z. explain the. whole explain this. to to get. also a human side in the piece because everybody one. of the people who i was. the most worried to be the most were a cock there somewhere somehow was hoping for peace and want peace. i think maybe something given worst and sense of security that a lot of big powers get while they're going in conflicts ignorance because right now we see a lot of politicians. they don't have the understanding of the region when they actually act in that region they don't know the complexity of the fragility of the places that they affect for instance i remember president obama saying that not lack of planning in libya was probably one of the biggest mistakes of his presidency just recently norway admitted having no idea what they were doing when they send their claims to bomb libya and we se

laura: yes, but i doubt -- i would doubt that it's going to be an issue during the campaign. would be great if it was, but i would be very surprised. yes. it barely came up in 2016 at all, so i doubt it would be in this race as well, unfortunately. thomas: but i agree with andy, i agree. i agree with andy, though, that it's important for everyone here to write their congressman, to write it, so they're aware of it, they're aware it's important. an important. but i don't think it's going to rise to a level -- it is 40 people down there with a crazy man, and there are other things more important. andy: but the political wave forward is that it could be that if trump goes, if the democrats were to get in, if people are making enough noise about making guantanamo an issue again, then we could be in a better place in several years' time than we are now, but you know, we're going to have to keep meeting every year. you all know that anyway. [laughter] laura: and there's better chances that the senate may go democrat next -- thomas: that would be -- laura: and we might have leverage

but rescuers say they are not optimistic. >> i doubt very much whether they were wearing survival gearand the water temperature is just above 10 degrees at the moment. so that does not give you very long before you start to freeze up. reporter: sala is the most expensive player cardiff ever bought. friends said it was his dream to step out in the english premier league. a dream that may now never be fulfilled. brent: the last two quarterfinal spots have been booked in soccer's asian cups. south korea edged past, 2-1. they will face qatar in the next round. a second-half goal was enough to secure a narrow victory over iraq. superstar footballer cristiano rinaldo has pleaded guilty to tax fraud in spain. the 33-year-old portugal forward signed autographs after leaving court in madrid, believe it or not. in a deal with the court, he agreed to settle the case by paying a 19 million euro fine and accepting a suspended jail sentence. the fraud charge dates back to his time playing for real madrid. russia has avoided a new ban from the world anti-doping agency, wada, despite missing a deadlin

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think it's less than 50-50 asked if he would accept than the $5.7 billion, trump tells the "journal" i doubtto do it right the president made it clear he was skeptical about any deal that ties wall money to any wider immigration overhaul when asked if he would accept something for dreamers he said i doubt it he would not rule out another shutdown calling it an option. >> is the president really prepared to shut down the government again in three weeks? >> yeah, i think he actually is. keep in mind he's willing to do whatever it takes to secure the border >> at the political dead lock shutdown gave way, fbi director broke his silence. >> making some people stay home when they don't want to, making others show up without pay, is mind-boggling, it's short sighted, it's unfair it takes a lot to get me angry but i'm about as angry as i've been in a long, long time. now i know there's some question about why you haven't seen the fbi leadership out there in the press, fighting the good fight over the past five weeks but there are real costs to doing that for us as an institution and for our 110-yea

i have no doubt about it. i will. to declare — this was passed by congress, so when you say it wasn't passed by congress, it was. other presidents have used it. some fairly often. i have the absolute right to declare a national emergency. i haven't done it yet. i may do it. if this doesn't work out, probably i will do it. and as is often the case, the president also said something that's not true. the fake news likes to say it — when during the campaign, "i would say mexico is going to pay for it". obviously, i never said this, and i've never met their pointing to write out a check. i said they're going to pay for it. they are. they are paying for it with the incredible deal we made, called the united states, mexico and canada — usmca deal. it is a trade deal. but the thing is the president did say mexico would pay for it. he said it a lot. we will build the wall, ioo%, and mexico will be paying for the wall! cheering. who is going to pay for the wall? mexico! mexico is going to pay for the wall. who is going to pay f

the german culture of looking at stereotypes a question that is think this leaves a country that i doubt i. needed to take for this drama there are those it's all about. i might show join me to meet the germans on d.w. post. first to the school in the jungle. we listen to. doris green the moment arrives. join during a turning on her turning back to for. you know. in our interactive documentary. and already attained returns home on d w dot com tang's. the personal data and documents of hundreds of german politicians and public figures have been published online following a cyber security breach the government's cyber defense unit has met to discuss the leak which includes credit card details and phone numbers all of germany's parties in the bonus start have been affected.

that i was almost as much as you all son i shall never know what i am but i think i doubt that i doubt it when i but i still know now that he shot and. got out. there really loud and i'm going to now let him go without at all and. that couple syriana it will tell him a lot for it and does this. i you i understand thought of travel. all. the way now but if he was iffy about not seat or not i assume. he meant that a possible. but i. got to hold out. laughing at the set of this it lacked the outlet of the shoulder doors in the center of the city and john in a minute. he can relate. without that it is the. seven who i say more about equal level than that lobby that i will note that i equally had a condition of but i guess only good but i guess was a little that people see more laws are valueless in a moral position are. very very. young people will. know when that is sunday with a liberal gun owner has a value for a dualist see no get low mass and that is understand this crucial look if you can talk only notorious for the place. k.k. manner then went and he i will win imagine you know some

i doubt. anyone wanting to learn the art of tattooing has to feel it say the coalinga they have to experience the pain on their own bodies. as for grace she's almost completed the climb up to the village. grace started tattooing when she was nine the young woman is still undergoing training. let it be. whereas one laundry. mother there was no. one god became a teacher as an old woman she teaches grace everything passing on her knowledge like an inheritance. and. that's why grace is visiting her home village. life in the village is so simple and peaceful the city is just noisy i prefer to live in the village for ever. nature has always protected the people living in the mountains. but will the killing to be able to preserve their exceptional culture in the modern world. some women got their first tattoo at thirteen or fourteen. the more tattoos you have the more beautiful you are the killing of say a tattoo turns a girl into a woman who lets her find a husband get married have children. after.

i doubt they will ever be discussed. i hope something good can come out of it. i think people will have to become more brave if we really do want to experience freedom in america. announcer: thank you for the call. we have another call. this one from mississippi. >> good evening. i have a question. years to my54 husband, he's a patient. we live on our social security checks. if they shut everything down and we don't get our checks, how am i supposed to get his medicine when theare of him president is up in the white house and doesn't have bills to play and worry about. announcer: this is a partial government shutdown. a number of government agencies are not funded. one of those including the department of homeland security and the house did pass funding for those remainder agencies. the senate, it's unlikely they will take that up. theoesn't include any of money president trump wants for the border wall. we will have to see what action the senate takes with what the house has already passed. we have a call from west 10 said, new york. republican on the line. go

with regard to the next financial period and i doubt that money from the structural funds could be tied to obligations related to the rule of law. or chris to happen programs would have to be developed to support and recompense good governance in member states first. and then criteria could be defined regarding violations of the system. and used to bar access to funds. just would create incentives and the means to link funding to certain prerequisites. doesn't this is the east west conflict within the e.u. if you like. there's also a north south divide the sudden member states have a different approach to debt because it's only which already has massive debts wants to run up more as does greece whose bailouts just came to an end how dangerous is this. that's is to feel is indeed very very good because it puts all the e.u. has rules into question in the fall and it's remarkable that the italian government can say it's a member state without doubt. and it wants the euro. but won't stick to the rules if it doesn't like it. but unfortunately it has examples of member states including france

free of often difficult with two hundred thirty four toilets installed but that doesn't add up and i doubt there are just about four or five people in our village who have toilets you can check yourself how can the government say all of us have toilets that's just wrong there is collusion among the officials no one has ever come here to check. these toilet tales new for research and as a college he's visited about eighty villages across the state for much cited study on the campaigns and the corruption story is every bit you saw for yourself right don't look to don't exist is just on a paper official don't really use my me on this for themselves if there is something really serious. runs the campaign not to put h he says the ghost story that income of these village definitely need investigation but he insists it's an isolated case it is very serious and we are very very very big restrict actions if somebody is phone who do false information or. what i think there's no murder should not be very large and the picture which i'm going to do that this open division almost has come down to. us.

well i doubt it to begin with first it's unclear what this team made of clay but anybody into the u.b.i. is likely to look of big hole in gas budget just ordered the street if you look at it right now there are more that night hundred schemes that are funded by the central government these are alone on for about five percent of the g.d.p. in terms of budgetary allocation now they're talking about something that is over and above it and could cost even more moral this scheme is likely to me wasn't when it was in nature and therefore it included more people so anybody could look at it any way you can do the math it's going to be a huge task for ngata for a bit if he actually quit with the u.b.i. you think that will matter with with voters that it is difficult it's actually fine and said oh well they're just all he promised let's vote for him. see there are a lot of existing schemes that are there already right now one nine hundred percent mentioned on york and therefore it's not so easy for the what does just a foil create to it even though it's a huge populist measures and it's way and l

but so i'm not trying to say it's not important but there will always be an education effort that i doubt every american will be the mueller investigation so there is a need to educate and empower and organize the voices of america to insist those impeachable offenses result in the impeachment. [inaudible conversations] . >> i make my living by writing as a first world observer which is much too expensive for some of the people out there the trouble doesn't lie in wall street but but wall street is wall street is mostly american history but i think we are more on guard about in the federal government that are valiantly denied in their intentions like the treasury the securities and exchange commission that these are set up as benefactors to the public but increasingly they are not so

but i'll say that and that i also said that i doubt it will now but i must say i know now that he shot and. got out. there a lot i'm not going to now let it go without all of. that couple syriana telenet off point on those this. are you and i am not some thought i . would ask all of. our not but if he was iffy about not see it or not i assumed. he was a possible. candidate . this it lacked the outlet shoulder towards the center of the city and in the name of the little us equal weight of us here most of that is. that. i say more about the good out of it than the lobby that. he could get a condition to but i guess we'll only get about a little. more loss of the universe and moral position on. everything you have you know people would. not mind that his son this liberal gun owner is a. list. that is on this and the if you can only note. a gay gay man other than one can. imagine. that they were not going to. i mean the. buzzer goes up and. the almost i mean open the door when i'm monita but i know the thing going to get in the theater you think it's on that ok. so no george see. me. i wan

is that it's got to go back to the people for decision because parliament i think will be blocked i doubt that she can get a deal through there's nobody already for any other form of break that and therefore the sensible thing in this situation is to go back and ask the people how would a second referendum change anything will change it because it would give us a conclusive result i mean people sometimes say well if you have another referendum isn't that a damage to democracy but look we're going back to the people we're not asking anyone else risking them within thirty months of negotiation there's a much clearer knowledge now of what breaks it really means is a much greater understanding of all the issues around it and i think it's not unreasonable in these circumstances to ask people whether they want to think again whether or not we get another referendum what sort of break will we get in the end do you think all of the moment we just don't know and the trouble is that the two versions of bragg's it that make any sense if you like because obviously a no deal breaks it would be catastr

free of often difficult with two hundred thirty four toilets installed but that doesn't add up and i doubt there are just about four or five people in our village who have toilets you can check yourself how can the government say all of us have toilets that's just wrong there is collusion among the officials no one has ever come here to check. these toilet tales on new for research and as a college he's visited about eighty villages across the state for much cited study on the campaigns and by the corruption story is every bit you saw for yourself. don't exist it's just on the paper the official release my me on for themselves. but there's something really serious. runs the camp not to put the age he says the ghost story lives in comedy these village definitely need investigation but he insists it's an isolated case it is very serious and we are very very very big we restrict actions if somebody is phone to give false information or. what i think there's no money should not be very large and the picture which i'm going to put in that this open division almost has come down to. us both and.

is that it's got to go back to the people full decision because palm that i think will be blocked i doubt that she can get a deal through there's no but you're ready for any other form of brakes it and therefore the sensible thing in this iteration is go back and ask the people and that was former british prime minister tony blair there speaking to the w.'s been physical and earlier today at the world economic forum that full interview is available on our website at d w dot com. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the u.s. supreme court has ruled that the trumpet ministration can go ahead with its ban on transgender people serving in the armed forces the court voted five to four to lift injunctions against the ban former ukrainian prime minister yulia timoshenko says that she will be a candidate in march as presidential elections opinion polls show that she is the favorite to win the machine that was jailed for two and a half years over again asked to deal with russia in what was largely seen as a politically motivated conviction. french polic

lot i doubt. we will talk to him and do whatever she requests yes kate trouble to seek help and we are the land of smiles but we will not send anyone to that. we want to do that by we will adhere to human rights. principles under the rules of law. that need come in. thailand is not a signatory to the un refugee convention and provides no legal protection to asylum seekers books the united nations says it will do everything in its power to help can do. well for the latest let's talk now tearful robertson from human rights watch in bangkok who has been helping coordinate efforts to prevent deportation certainly to have you with us so immediate deportation has been averted but just to be clear is her house now under the care of the u.n. h.c.r. . that's our understanding she has been registered as a refugee with them and they're going to continue doing interviews with her to fully assess her status issue is confirmed as a refugee then she will. presumably be assisted to seek safety in a third country

at the time it was in fact her crown sora which clearly identified it as a protective talisman and i doubt if i'm certain talisman. designed to protect and insides possibly in the battle against the then colonial power germany scholars an artist from tanzania and germany cooperated to study the origins of objects that had wound up in ethnological collections as spoils of war it was a painstaking and painful process in that most of these objects were planned. that the information about the. identity. of those objects. once the capital of german east africa today the structures built by the german colonial masters a decaying this is where anyone who resisted the occupiers was hanged as many as three hundred thousand tanzanians were killed in the rebellion. there is little evidence of the fight against the german colonial rule is that the national museum in dar es salaam so far the tanzanian government has not filed a claim for restitution but historians would like to see objects like the talisman plate returned to tanzania i think it through a milestone to the akademi shelf an ex-parte becau

yeah yeah i doubt. it. would be going to buy yeah i'm not a meat. milagro what are your medical bills what are you aware that i don't know how much they yell to me guns none of those without them. you know by going to be was the biggest blessing away or maybe she's the one don't go by the bunny guy yes it is funny. i give you guys been the song with us is the. line of the would be i'm going to hook on the what are you kidding these are the realities of life. to give you want to see ya to love with a nice sunny day again when i do find me is mick jagger you might if you want you don't want to begin when the little time on the giggle media with time leave that's what i do bottom line these out like you think that's how you get some good big good and let's hold love unlike the little one e-mail that i. may lose sight of as you. please what are you supposed. to get it. back you can. come to come closer to the last time. to come to the to. come and get. close to the. legal. people never leave. the ability. to. do the live. stuff. only i'm just i'm still t

progress has been made but i doubt there was court challenge will change the situation. definitely he has the right under the constitution to. recourse. and he has to show evidence if. the courts are independent or not there we'll deal with his case accordingly and also show the evidence if you win then you win but what is most important here is to look at really the outcome and where and what has been and make an assessment and look forward but i am i am doubtful that the read be any in the by the results that we change the situation at this point this is a tremendous victory for the congolese people because what you've been thinking would not have been has happened the transfer of power without. bloodshed and. saving the electoral process the democratic process that is very important to the congolese people so as a kid who has been on the other side of your will decision is now the. problem as the next elections with. what you were criticizing for this or i hope you will not do the same this government shutdown has become the longest and the country's history after rea

donald trump i doubt is going to just try to read text off a teleprompter from the oval office and big networks to cover this. but i guess he'll try to use it to rally the american people to say, hey, this is the first "state of the union" delivered in ohio or, you know, arizona or something hike that. i think in movement donald trump has his best chance right now not just to be sequestered in the white house while the doors of congress have been locked. >> doug brinkly, david axelrod, thanks very muchmism. >>> a lot more to talk about tonight including michael cohen backing away from talking to congress, and did the president of the united states loudly perhaps publicly and illegally scare him out of it. and sam donaldson joins me and what he sees when he looks in the white house today. i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ at panera, we treat soup differently. with vine ripened tomatoes, signature cheddar, simmered to perfection. with big flavors, not artificial ones. enjoy 100% clean

true or false that i doubt i said guys this is finished now we are all dead people know they can do with my right hand side i don't know they did it here if you can get dalton by the. disengaged that he did from this country out here on the control road then i disconnected the heart of planet earth. and i had to start flying it myself and just he was struggling like this and more was pushing him like. i and i was not trying to recover from that condition you know he was doing like this. and i was trying to recover people when it was creamy shows he holding up jesus. running up and down the aisles people trying to put on their life jackets and not finding them the scales. we were out twenty one thousand we were just down that range right. so you were just basically gliding off to that point that's where the twenty one thousand feet you were just blood was up twenty one thousand feet yes started to get hot in the plane the lights started to flicka started to aspire and they got us on the dock. and those old as you know people were screaming and it was just so a lot of panic in the aircraft

i doubt chinese you'd like to come here to break things and blow off steam. i don't like the lifestyle in beijing is too fast i have to get up early and finish late gin story working long hours for little pay is common among customers at beijing smash room. opened by just willing gin and some friends last year she says china's economic slowdown is putting more pressure on young people so they didn't see that many people including my friends are feeling the pressure when the whole economy is slipping down many of my friends have to work for new jobs so many people are pressured from work so expect to see more clients after chinese new year the twenty eight year low slump and growth and uncertainty over the trade war with the united states are starting to be felt in china's job market. according to a joint report by remain university and job site job pin demand for stuff in the december quarter was down twelve percent compared to the previous year while the number of job seekers grew by about eight percent chinese students preparing to enter the workforce. petit

i doubt it will do much good for me to hold up close small sheet of paper. this goes back to the year 1954, ending this year. the blue line shows the marginal tax rates over a period of 60 years. you can see high tax rates in the 60s going down, up, generally down, staying pretty low years. but, you can see the red line is the amount of money that comes in from taxes. whether you have high tax rates are low tax rates. that kind of tells me they taxpayers are a lot smarter than the congress of the united states. when you talk about high marginal tax rates they want you to believe there is more money coming in. they are probably going to take a position if you lower tax rates, less money will come in. but you see, at 70%, let's see, what is it? no, the top rate here in the 50s was 90%. can you imagine? americans being dumb enough to her car, to only keep 10% of their income? no. what you do is you change people's behavior. they decide, i am only good work so much. why should i work harder and give money to the federal government. so, higher tax rates down to w

kenya's defense forces were deployed four years ago to clear the gunman's forest i doubt we will stop several times at military checkpoints. for years up to the military operation began gunmen continue to terrorize kenyans in and around boni forest thousands have been displaced from the villages most live in comes for the displaced like this one. for. children was killed in an attack on a live village a few months ago. my children were slaughtered like chicken at night those who attacked us also burnt the houses in the village the security forces brought us here in the morning these people have no access to some of the most basic of services no running water no access to port. the government's ace the pot to one forest where the village has been cleared. and it's time for them to the time home that if you hear a willing to obey. john kerry says says the attacks in his village remain vivid in his mind but words were no vehicle of these numbers you can be attacked in malaya caused widespread fear anyone who witnessed the brutal killings will not think of returning there. this growing fr

i doubt that. because we cannot keep doing what we've been doing, especially in washington. we need something completely different, and that just might mean sending a mayor to the white house. [applause] mayor buttigieg: many of you heard me tell stories about a -- of south bend, a diverse and largely low-income city that struggled for decades to recover from the destruction of the local auto industry in the 1960's. we saw times so tough that the national press called us dying as recently as 2011, the month i got into the race for mayor. but today, our city is known for changing our trajectory as we dealt with abandoned houses, created thousands of new jobs, in industries that didn't exist when the last studebaker rolled off the line in south bend. we grew our population and came to believe in our city's future again. mayors understand what's at stake in our work. it's not a show for us. we know the accountability, the immediacy of the everything. because we live in our cities. we eat what we cook. and we never forget why -- why politics itself matters. when you're in charge

(rob live) i doubt it grant.a poncho might come in handy if you're gong to the game, otherwise there are plenty of indoor events for fans to enjoy. let's take a look. nats (cheerleader)the big game will be held at levi's stadium in santa clara but mcenery convention center is the fifty yard line for pre game festivities with tons of interactive fun. fans can run drills, kick field goals or go out for a pass and they are pumped for the big game says john salberg.john salberg/fgoing to the gamefans were clearly enjoying the sunshine here at the quad at plazea de cesar chavez where several outdoor events are planned. there's rain in the forecastbut organizers say they are ready for that too. elon werner/fan centralrachel lindsay/college football ambassadoryou might recognize rachel from the bachelorette. she is also helping to promote a fundraiser for butte county fire victims, asking fans to text the word teacherto 56512. while most of the events related super bowl 50 were in san francisco,this time they're in san

saying was that's the usual way of resolving this what's wrong with that are you afraid of losing but i doubt it i honestly don't think now will be the right time for a general election because the. we are so close to the twenty ninth of march deadline. which both big stand and what's more parliament has already legislated democracy has been served. for the united kingdom to leave the european union the trench not to march with or without a withdrawal agreement but that could question is that by act or part this could be altered by act of parliament this would be very unusual you claimed last week that the prime minister despite the political defeat of laertes huge political defeat she suffered is now in a very strong position to go back to the e.u. and tell them to change the agreements so that it's acceptable to the house of commons very strong position really having suffered the worst defeat of any state house of commons history but look what's transpired over the weekend the prime minister seems to be going back to the european union invited by angela merkel no less who has said that fift

is that it's got to go back to the people for decision because parliament i think will be blocked i doubt that she can get a deal through there's no bridge already for any other form of breaks it and therefore the sensible thing in this situation is to go back and ask the people former british prime minister tony blair speaking to. the world economic forum in davos switzerland now don't forget you can always get a w. news on the go download from google player from the apple store if you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use it to send us photos and videos. that's a job so there is a half more here at the top.

there's no doubt what i want sunk most. this isn't the area just over this next door it's a little fishing community we're just going to try and do an estimate here the plastic bottles the palestine and everything that we're seeing and see that we can record that in the range every time. it's just that it's just that they don't come here to everybody. wanted to pass it back and to see if you can give an estimate of what we've got here and spend if you want to do i've been counting polystyrene alone so basically these containers here that you can see that are for takeaway food so people obviously come in they just throw them into the water as disposal i mean rochester oh there's another one i had counted four hundred thirty eight pieces of styrofoam alone like we can recognize these things now spray bottles these dishes the styrofoam we recognize the stuff but once it gets out in the ocean what you'll find is that plastic breaks down really quickly because of the movement of the waves and the sunlight the u.v. it breaks down

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i doubt the fed will ease any time soon.obably will just sort of go on a long pause here and that will give the chinese government really some more breathing room to kind of get things going on their side i think this triple r cut is not a coincidence that it's happening as the market is expecting far less from the fed. the market is now pricing in rate cuts from the fed so the timing makes sense from that perspective >> is it fair to say that with central bank actions now or the perceptions by markets that our own central bank in the united states will hold off, does that make the macro picture better or worse in your mind >> i think it makes it better. the markets, the way i look at valuation, the markets are driven by earnings and interest rates or earnings and liquidity conditions we know earnings growth is slowing. it was 24% in 2018 the consensus now is for about 8.4% in 2019 that number will probably come down because it tends to come down any way over time my best guest is around 5% maybe there's even some downside r