next year, we can have a leader who brings people together. >> bret: it's one of many ads, jonah, butnts are not great. he's not great on the stump just looking at some of those events, but does the democratic party coalesce because they are looking for somebody? >> it still feels unlucky but less unlikely than it did until recently. when bloomberg ran for the third term as mayor of new york city, he spent something like $170 per vote. >> bret: he paid $12 billion. >> he could still be with $40 million. the staggering amount he can spend the, one of the stories that come out of iowa is that the nonsocialist track bloc is bigger than we appreciated in previous, but it split among many candidates. >> we have not seen the democrats have the battle between that wing of the party that is more supportive of socialist policies, the bernie and warren coalition. but also, there's a sense from the group that they are not treated well by the larger party itself and putting in my bloomberg is not something that's going to placate these people. the low voter turnout in iowa is another big issue th

officials here saying only that it will begin quote really suit all right jonah offend now thank you very much indeed and we'll take you back to munich of course as soon as some of those species get underway that rebels in northern syria have claimed responsibility for shooting down a syrian government helicopter on friday everyone on board died government forces are trying to take the last opposition held areas in an operations that displaced more than $800000.00 people since the start of december has holes now from the turkey syria border this is the moment another syrian military helicopter shot down in aleppo province none of its crew survived they were taking part in a military operation to recapture opposition held areas on the outskirts of aleppo city that's the 2nd helicopter downed by rebels in the same area this week. fee's fighting continues in neighboring province it's a critical time for the rebels who are constantly retreating after losing ground. is their last stronghold if they are defeated here the war will be over many syrians are continuing to flee their homes this

secretary himself said was basically china listening to that with us is correspondent now how and jonah let's talk a little bit but beware if marcus response to an interesting question we might have to appeal away and take that but. basically the defense secretary reinforcing the message that came earlier from my home payer and that is that the u.s. sees china as enemy number one. well yes very much so i mean it was almost as if this was a sort of 2 pronged rebuttal the theme of this conference this year which is west listless the idea that the so easily into routes where it was last night and you've only just started let's quickly have what espec has to say proposal that was negotiated between our ambassador and the taliban it looks very promising we have now been for a few days now in the process of consulting 1st with our congress i've had many conversations and then secondly concurrently with our nato allies in brussels we had 2 good days of consultation well made by secretary general stoltenberg who by the way is doing an exceptional job i think there's general agreement and it's m

jonah: that is only one tract that boris johnson is pledging tonight.abour a debt to the heartland to the north that delivered him this enormous victory in december. he says he will level out opportunities. it will not matter what part of the country you come from. big promises of and for structure and other spending. does the country have resources for this? vicky: the country will have to borrow a lot especially if it will not be growing fast. the latest forecast came back from the bank of england yesterday. it's saying this year, we will see growth of just .8%, less than 1% growth. an orderly exit by the end of the year and a deep trade deal. then, we might end up with growth of possibly 1.1%, 1.5% if we are lucky in the following few years. where is the money going to come from? how will you distribute money to the rest of the country, especially over the last 10 years, austerity. this conservative party has decided over a long period of cutbacks. the regions themselves saw huge decline in the money they were getting. they abolished the region devel

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moment when the dawn breaks and the curtain goes up on a new act in our great national drama well jonah hole is in london for us and john of the prime minister they're calling for national reconciliation though the u.k. has left the e.u. well the british public a that co. well it's going to be a big job it's clearly one of his priorities boris johnson is not the 1st time we've heard him talk about reconciliation he was making these sort of calls immediately after winning his landslide election victory back in december. but if you look closely at the events tonight it was perhaps a clue a hint of substance in all of it it couldn't be much bigger official celebrations here there were no fireworks displays it was all pretty low key it seems the government keen not to put on a show of great triumphalism to deepen the saloons that have very clearly felt in this country boris johnson is all too aware that he's victory in december the fear me a fact of bricks as well have both come at a significant cost both to divided communities sad hurt anxious people on the other side of the divide damage

how is in munich forest jonah. adrian thanks for the international security outlook fairly precarious this year the sort of post-war security consensus infrastructure if you like largely western led under strain donald trump moving the united states increasingly into isolation mode china on the rise nationalism and populism flourishing in countries around the world my guest is nicholas burns former u.s. ambassador to nato thanks for joining us and best pleasure thanks so much. it's a pretty significant moment of crisis for nato as well at the moment isn't it those tensions within the west reflected in the alliance turkey for instance operating somewhat outside the interests of nato question marks over collective security that idea of an attack on one is an attack on all well it is made nato is very strong militarily on the ground in eastern europe containing the russian threat to the baltic states and poland but there are all sorts of ideas coming up in nato that are conflicting president mccrone saying nato is bra

jonah fisher, from ukraine, thank you.er. parts of north west england experienced more than a month's rainfall yesterday. meanwhile, the met office has issued another yellow weather warning for parts of yorkshire, the north east of england and scotland. there's five severe flood warning along the river lugg, severn and wye, meaning a risk to life. and another 81 flood warnings remain across the uk. our correspondent fiona lamdin has spent the morning in the village of hampton bishop near hereford, which is braced forfurtherflooding as two severe warnings remain in place. we are on this vehicle, half truck, half tractor, this has kept the village of hampton bishop open during the past week, let me give you a quick tour. behind us, what looks like legs with swans, these are infact looks like legs with swans, these are in fact normally feels, those hedgerows, the water this week has been above that level and if you come round here, you will see the pumps pumping the water from the fields, it looks like it's going into another

hall who's at the munich security conference where that announcement was made 1st of all jonah what do we know about this agreement. well it's been coming for quite some time now talk to been going on as you mentioned there for over a year not directly between the parties but us in 2 major is clearly. field progress had been made in recent days mike pompei of the secretary of state said as much on his way here to munich he would have had time here in munich along with marcus for the defense secretary to brief ashraf ghani the afghan president who's also here some details still to be worked out we don't have a formal announcement date or indeed a time when this 7 day period would come into effect as you mentioned we understand the details are very specific it is to apply nationwide across afghanistan to. roadside bombs suicide bombs rocket attacks on afghan forces if this period of 7 days passes with a significant reduction of violence within within 10 days talks would be shed yule to start between the afghan government and the taliban directly and other parties on the ground other p

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. >> this is jonah, he's an entertainment manager that's currently undecided. jonah? >> hi, senator sanders. thanks so much for joining us in las vegas. as a former member of actors equity association, many have worked to become part of a union. universal health care for all is a major campaign issue for you. this is a good idea for those that do not have health care, however, for the individuals that have honed a craft, not only in aea, but other unions, would lose their protective insurance. who would you say to those who have worked so hard to achieve a goal and then to have it stripped away? >> well, it's not a question of being stripped away. the question is that we are the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to every man, woman, and child as a human right. we have a cruel and dysfunctional system. we are now spending twice as much as the people of any other country. $11,000, every man, woman, and child. and as a union man, you understand, that when unions negotiate, what is the major issue that's up for negotiation? whether or not they're go

jonah: these are some of the poor people who have spent the4 lasthours being brought out of china hereo ukraine. as you can see here, it's been a very strong security presence alongside them. hundreds of riot police had to beep dyed to thisge villan central ukraine, because there has been such an angry response from the villagers here. they have blockaded the roads most of the day. they simply haven't accepted what the ukrainian authorities have been saying, mainly that all thee peo that plane from china had been tested several times for the coronavirus and none of them had been found to be infected. people here simply don't trust what they've been told by the government. they keep on saying why does it have to be here. and many of them are very worried that thid will lea infections spreading here. these people on these buses are a mix of ukrainians aal other naities. they will spend the next 14 days in this government medical facility while they serve their quarantine. ros: in a few minutes, we will update you on how mike bloomberg got on when he shared a stage with his rivals from- f

hill he joins us live from london and jonah what exactly is the significance of the u.k. position. well look i think to some degree there is posturing going on here ahead of what will be difficult trade negotiations kicking off on monday the government rather dramatically announcing as you said there that if there isn't at least the outline of a trade deal in place by the middle of this year they will consider pulling out of these negotiations in order to prepare for what was described as an orderly exit from the transition period essentially no trade deal at all or what has gone into this announcement is essentially the core red lines if you like of the u.k.'s negotiating mandate essentially this amounts to the u.k. retaining full control in setting its own rules and laws on key areas like food standards environmental protections workers' rights state aid and to some degree access to fishing waters the e use seed see this as the u.k. reneging on its previous commitments in the political declaration signed last year alongside the breaks it deal non legally binding admitte

jonah fisher has this update from the scene.e last 2a hours being brought out of china, here to ukraine and, as you can see here, it is a very... strong security presence alongside them. hundreds of riot police have had to be deployed to this village in central ukraine because there has been such an angry response from the villages here. they have located the road for much of the day and have not accepted of the day and have not a cce pted by of the day and have not accepted by the ukrainian authorities have been saying namely that all the people from the plane in china were tested several times for the coronavirus and people here simply do not trust what they have been told by the government and if they keep on saying, why does it have to be here? and many are very worried that this will lead to infection spreading here. these people on these buses are a mix of ukrainians and other nationalities who will spend the next 1a days in this government medical facility while they serve their quarantine. on wednesday, a gunman in germa

jonah, thanks forjoining us.ng across england and wales as another weekend storm is due tomorrow. up to 80 millimeters of rain is expected to fall when storm jorge arrives, delivering another heavy blow for communities who've already been hit by floods. danny savage reports from the east yorkshire village of east cowik. in the village of east cowick, numerous houses are now flooded. the east yorkshire flood plains have overflowed into settlements. why have they flooded us? why haven't they done something about it? never underestimate the misery flooding can cause when your home is ruined. i'm absolutely devastated. devastated. we've been here 20 years, we've got a beautiful home and just look at it. the emotional impact is far worse than the actual impact of the work that you've got to do. people were so desperate to get back in, they were taking risks. the water is still rising, so sandbags are in front of nearly every door. villagers have been told to move out. the drains have finally started backing up and we

prosecuted over his decision to hold more than $100.00 people aboard a coast guard ship last year jonah reports. as italy's interior minister matteo salvini had promised his rightwing support base that he would reduce immigration across the mediterranean from libya. so in july last year when he refused to allow $131.00 migrants to disembark in sicily south beenie was keeping his word but prosecutors say he was also breaking the law and a vote that has narrowly gone against him in the italian senate means his immunity as a former minister is lifted and a trial can go ahead. the migrants spent 6 more days aboard the bruno gregory to rescue ship or salvini waited for other european nations to take them in italy he'd insisted would no longer shoulder the migrant burden alone now at a sensitive time in italian politics with regional elections due on sunday sell beanie may try to turn the possibility of legal action to his advantage. my children have the right to know that their father is often away from home not because he's spending time kidnapping human beings but because he is defending t

could result in a jail sentence of up to 15 years a conviction would in sell beanies political career jonah hill al jazeera. u.s. attorney general has agreed to testify before the house judiciary committee about president donald trump's close ally roger stone the justice department had recommended that stone be jailed for up to 9 years for lying to congress but now says that should be reduced our white house correspondent kimberly halkett reports . not backing down i want to thank the justice department u.s. president donald trump is praising his attorney general william bar after bars justice department took the unusual step of recommending a reduced sentence for trump ally and close friend roger stone. government prosecutors had requested stone serve almost a decade in jail after being found guilty last november of lying to congress during its broader investigation into whether trump's presidential campaign had colluded with russia you have murders and drug addicts in again 9 years 9 years for doing something that nobody really can defy what he did trump weighed in on twitter calling the

could result in a jail sentence of up to 15 years a conviction would in cell beanies political career jonah hill al jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera france is a controversial issue that has divided the catholic church. and the u.k. government. goes where a few other countries have gone as it takes steps to hold social media firms to account. for. the weather still pretty changeable across japan at the moment got areas of town spinning out of central and eastern parts of china pushing through. and on to on shoes and that's going to bring some very wet weather in across much of japan as we go on through thursday warmer temperatures getting up to 70 or 80 degrees talking of was behind that nazi bad the solid around 12 celsius and 10 degrees there in beijing beijing as we go into friday wolf we're going to see some very cold act talking in turning increasingly wintry a fair bit of snow a possibility further south where the states very disturbed across southern parts of china more big downpours coming through here and the likelihood of some localized flooding we got the possibility of some flo

jonah fisher reporting. let's take a look at the scene inside the white house.. the president will hopefully be appearing very soon. he will dou btless appearing very soon. he will doubtless be asked about these reports of the first death, not in washington, dc but in washington state on the western seaboard of the united states. that is being reported by local media who are quoting state health officials. there are also reports circulating asa there are also reports circulating as a result of a briefing presumably from federal government officials at the present is considering imposing entry restrictions on the border with mexico. you may think he has already imposed them, he certainly wa nts to already imposed them, he certainly wants to build a wall, that is an ongoing argument with congress that he has received some funding for. this is a separate innovation in response to fears of coronavirus threat, as it is put. and that threat, as it is put. and that threat is probably less from south and central america at the moment at least than from visitors coming f

is prepared to become more involved including militarily when they read it my 1st reaction wasn't jonah 9 domke it north militarily please you know you already bought in of all military to yugoslavia for the 1st time since 945 german soldiers were on the foreign oil in yugoslavia in 1999 your gold in a vault in afghanistan militarily stalled doing it you know what we need is the last of you would not war over you if i had a question you really want to jump in so we're going to go i don't. want to go just walk us because that's an important aspect because the problem now under this new law liberal policy is the reason it's destroying the west it's also alec's of the mcwhirter others because neither the political left or the right can do what they want their actual political objectives are on the left they want to redistribute wealth on the right they want to preserve traditional values and reproduce community however what people now notice after 30 years they're starting to realise well why do we have this growing economic inequality also why all this mass immigration we can't reproduce

i'm jonah how in munich where global policy makers are gathered for the annual security conference among them josep the european union's foreign policy and security chief a man who faces many challenges from the u.s. tariffs from the iran nuclear deal to managing relations with eastern giants like china and russia and of course festering conflicts in places like libya and yemen the list is long can the ties that bind e.u. member states endure all this is there a common vision for the european union's future we'll find out as joe said burrill talks to al-jazeera. just approach the european union's high representative for.

i'm jonah lee from the mayor's office of housing and community development.ince our last report on the preservation and seismic safety program, we've reached some key milestones that i'm very pleased to provide an update on. first, by way of background. i don't know why i'm holding my coffee mug because it was empty. i wish it was not empty. some key milestones and just a quick background. the original authority for this bond program dates back to 1992. and the seismic safety loan program, which authorized $350 million of bond funding. over the next approximately 25 years, only about $80 million or actually about $90 million was ever actually utilized. so the program was not very successful. and that really led to a -- our efforts to repurpose those bonds, which was -- which is the past program. and that occurred in november of 2016, proposition c. we repurposed the $261 million of remaining bond authority. subsequent to that in february of last year, we issued our first series to fund the program in the amount of $72 million. and then quickly moved to close

the munich summit is one of the world's top gatherings focused on security and foreign policy issues jonah hull is that he spoke to elizabeth draw from the royal united services institute about the growing concern over america's shrinking global influence. there is a lot of anxiety as you said and even being able to coin a word like restlessness how often is anybody able to do that but actually i think that the real problem is the united states european countries feel i think pretty sure of their role in the world but where does the united states fit in and that's that the great are excited here and if you look at the large u.s. delegation that's here essentially a whole planeload full of representatives from congress and the government and the think tank community but the man himself is not here and he is obviously the one of course the shots and who has caused a lot of this west listen it's not him alone but he has contributed to the push back effect of the west this is new alliances forming russia with china the e.u. trying to figure out whether it needs to be friends with russia or whe

leader hosni mubarak he was in power for 3 decades until being forced out of office 9 years ago as jonah hill reports the funeral highlighted his military career rather than his controversial time in office. hosni mubarak's coffin draped in the egyptian flag and a horse drawn to the sound of cannon fire a funeral with full military honors for the man who led egypt for 30 years and whose legacy divides many nearly a decade after the arab spring. he was a military man and he achieved a lot for egypt we will not look at his shortcomings only no one is perfect it is mubarak's wartime record that the government would like he remembered for these 3 decades in power brought relative stability but also economic stagnation and repression it's quite a lot of pomp and circumstance when you when you really stop and think about it for a man who only 9 years ago was ousted by a popular revolt and then a year later sentenced to life in prison we forget for ordering the killing of hundreds of protesters he was openly mocked and ridiculed. in egyptian society and egyptian media hated by millions of egypt

secretary of state and afghan president ashraf ghani at the munich security conference jonah hall is also in munich force explains what we know about the agreement. we don't have a formal announcement date or indeed a time when this 7 day period would come into effect we understand the details are very specific it is to apply nationwide across afghanistan to. roadside bombs suicide bombs rocket attacks on afghan forces if this period of 7 days passes with a significant reduction of violence within within 10 days talks would be shed yule to start between the afghan government and the taliban directly and other parties on the ground other political parties and so on towards a comprehensive peace agreement including the withdrawal of u.s. forces who've been on the ground in afghanistan to get 19 years now having gone in just after 911 so a hugely significant potentially significant moment of this no official response yet from the afghan government they and others would likely be treating this with some caution they haven't had direct contact with the taliban as yet and frankly the talib

racism i mean you know at least for now but it does at least for now mean quiete times in chinatown jonah how al-jazeera london. refugees from the war in syria are in serbia demanding hungary opens the border to allow them into the european union that's unlikely to happen thousands fleeing war on poverty remain stuck in the balkans and troops on the heavily fortified border fired warning shots at refugees last month laura burton ramli has more. car chain what little possessions they have left and wrapped up against the biting cold of other day one of these people are demanding serbian authorities that some pass into hungry. as a city in protests in the border village television they hold signs demanding they be allowed into hungry a member of the european union i didn't go there to get money from their opinion is i'm only look for a better life you know my country have a lot i going to go back to syria it's not just syrians trying to cross refugees from afghanistan iraq yemen and other countries have found themselves here after fleeing who poverty and persecution as serbian police follow

decline and human rights abuse that under egypt's current leadership critics say has only grown worse jonah how al-jazeera. severe flooding in the capital is affecting thousands of families many of whom are blaming the city government for not doing enough to protect them. as in jakarta. after the rain this is a sense of quiet resignation to work together to clean up the streets the floodwater is a frequent unwelcome presence in their homes these family members are wearing clothes borrowed from relatives the television isn't working they've burned a church destroyed and they bedding and clothes are ruined. we are traumatized it has happened so many times just this month things a ruined the water came in so fast we didn't have time to save them. you can't as local government is being criticized over how his administration has handled this year's floods advisors to the national government say there was a lack of preparation. the judge. what has happened in the january floods was such massive destruction we have early warning systems to plan ahead for example they should have dedicated land for

decline and human rights abuse that under egypt's current leadership critics say has only grown worse jonah how al-jazeera. thousands of people have gathered in cameroon for the return of the country's opposition leader. has been basically out of the country since his release from jail last year it comes as a human rights group accuses the country's president of ordering the killing of more than 20 people including children because hacker force the. tens of thousands chant goodbye president called bia come to is coming and here he is i cameron's opposition leader maurice kemp who is back after spending time in the us in france he was sent to prison when he claimed victory during the last presidential elections he's an outspoken critic of president paul bia where the age of 87 has been in power since 1982. he's done everything in his power to massacre us so he can stay in power but we will not give in this time to bring an end to hatred violence and war and to turn a page for peace. with a 1000000 displaced and more than 3000 killed since 2016 human rights groups blame both armed separatist

decline and human rights abuse that under egypt's current leadership critics say has only grown worse jonah how al-jazeera. european efforts to try to salvage the 2015 iran nuclear agreement have made little progress during talks in australia's capital and the e.u. foreign policy chief has cited serious concerns over iran's nuclear program is the 1st meeting since european parties to the deal britain france and germany launched an official dispute process in january over violations by around european delegates along with china and russia took part in the talks with top iranian officials tehran began breaking some of its commitments when the us pulled out of the deal in 2018 and reinstated crippling sanctions. and official from libya's eastern based government which is loyal to the warlord hell if i have to as richard agent at his side will not take part in political peace talks in geneva the un and plan to bring together the warring sides to try to find a resolution to end the conflict in tripoli and diplomatic editor james basis in geneva the un will not confirm exactly who is attending th

analyst in london to talk through some of this now and the fact that mark spitz said this in munich jonah described it earlier as a platform for people to say what they want but he says that in unity in europe there's a very specific audience here isn't there. absolutely and i think the statements should not be read seen or understood outside this context that this is that acted . to europe not even to china per se or to to the u.s. public to the american public because there's nothing that we've heard new from the from a miss a shot about what sort of a strategy are they envisioning a new strategy to deal with china because we all know that they've abandoned the strategy of the previous president president obama's benefit to asia and the trans-pacific partnership that was abandoned by the trump administration 2 strategies that were meant to contain china militarily and economically so what we hear here today is basically also similar to what we heard from the obama administration that china why it should be underwriting the international order with the united states has been undermining

thank you to my son jonah, here tonight, for making me not just a mom, but a very proud mom every dayu. everyone i to thank work with at cnn, anyone in tv news knows it is a team sport. special thanks to my producer, in congress. we just heard someone talk about the estrogen sweep, where we are . all of my colleagues on the political team and beyond, who are the most collaborative, smart, and really fun people anyone could work with. thank to spencer, my cheerleader and all of my dear friends, old friends who are here and came this evening. lastly i want to tell you about this locket i am wearing tonight. this is my great grandmother matilda's locket. ,he gave it to my grandmother her daughter. it was the last time they sign tethered during world war ii. my grandparents were escaping nazi europe and her parents were proud hungarians who thought they would be safe. eventually hitler's made it to jewsry and rounded up the and matilda, my great-grandmother, my great-grandfather, their wereter, and my great aunt taken to auschwitz. that is where they perished. the 75thh was anniversary of

congressmanratic jamie raskin and former rnc chair michael steele jonah a discussion join on the impeachmentrocess. the was hosted at university of the district of columbia. director pratt: i am sharon pratt. we are bless t

jonah losey breaking it down into three themes, power, manipulation, and abuse. 28 witnesses took the stand for the prosecution, including six accusers, two of them the focus of this case. mimi haley, a production assistant, says the powerful producer sexually assaulted her in 2006. jessica mann accusing him of rape back in 2016. they sacrificed their privacy and peace that their voice might be enough for justice. countered that the relationship were consensual, showing that they kept in touch with weinstein after the abuse. >> you have to evaluate that evidence. i do not think the totality of the circumstances matter. >> told the jurors they do not have to like weinstein, but that doesn't make him guilty. says the prosecution humiliated weinstein, showing the jury naked pictures of him in court. those images came up after one accuser testified about deformities on weinstein 'his body. the 67-year-old never took the stand but stood outside court praising his team a pleasure's arguments. weinstein faces five criminal charts including rape and predatory assault. if convicted, he could s

thank you to my son jonah, he is here tonight, for making me not just a mom but a very, very proud mom want to thank everyone i work with at cnn, anyone who works in tv news knows that the team sport. i want to thank those who i worked with ted barrett i spent a decade within congress. we just heard talk about the estrogen suite where we are in the d.c. bureau. all of my colleagues, on the political team and beyond who are the most collaborative, smart, and really, really fun people that anyone could work with. thank you dispenser, my cheerleader and person, and all of my dear friends -- mike old friends who are here and came evening. lastly i just want to tell you about this locket i am wearing tonight. this was my great grandmother matilda's locket and insider pictures in it. she gave it to my grandmother terry my grandmother terry, her daughter. it was the last time they saw each other during world war ii. my grandparents were escaping now to europe to come to america and her parents were proud hungarians and they thought they were going to be safe there. but eventually hitler invad

opinion editor of "the washington times," executive director of the georgetown institute of politics and jonahg. >> he's onto something here, i think bernie sanders is going to have a unique set of challenges should he be the nominee but i don't disagree with peter that we are in a different era. one of the ways donald trump won was by tapping into a sense of grievance among a whole lot of people out there, a populist sense of grievance and using that to turn out voters that we haven't seen yet. that is the rationale of the sanders campaign, they can tap into a populist sense of grievance and turn out a whole new group of people. the first three states we haven't seen him do that, he hasn't expanded the electorate in the first three states and i think comments like that one on the literacy program in cuba might be a challenge in some places. what do any of us know? we were all saying there's no way donald trump can win four years ago and he proved us wro wrong. >> bret: joe biden is in a position in south carolina where he really needs a win. he is running an ad against bernie that's running i

as the advocate of the unbridled capitalist and i'm thinking of the scholars that irving kristol, jonah goldberg, and me for heaven sake is that road in pursuit. if you are looking for a place that is interested in human flourishing and dignity on the basis of an unbridled capitalism, you are sitting on the right. >> other questions. >> there is a question over here. i am from the washington post. first of all with statement you talked about the idea they feel as though we must make all children above average. i actually am not entirely sure that is true and i would like to push you a little bit on that. we would acknowledge we haven't made any children average. we haven't actually gotten iveryone up to even the most meager baseline. one of the interesting things about gender expression that you noted in more gender equal society's commissioners expressed in even more divergent ways, but that also notes that we are not in fact a gender and society at so what didn' would e important to get there first before deciding we are okay with someid people say following behd or not able i to expr

. >> i'm going to agree what jonah says, slow and steady wins the race.ant home prices to be in the gutter but you don't want them to go too far too fast. so we want to monitor this. >> in less you are selling. i do think tax changes, the rules have changed in certain areas they've shifted buyers to other areas in changed the dynamic. >> it is also about jobs, if you have a steady job and a jobs market like we have now, you feel more comfortable about buying the place. >> absolutely, you mention the communities like dayton that are similar to a community i'm from. some of the impacts of increased property values have to do with increased property taxes, on one hand taking more money out of your pocket but on the other hand it does have an impact, potentially a positive one on programs like school, libraries and other social programs and community programs that rely heavily on property taxes. when the property values go up, the community resources actually do get a shot in the arm as we well. >> smart fixes to the tax cut. we did not need tax breaks like t

and jonah was there when the buses arrived.e very strong security presence alongside the hundreds of riot police you have to be deployed to this village in central ukraine because there has been such an angry response from the villagers here. they blockaded the road from most of the day and they simply have not accepted what the ukrainian authorities have been saying, namely that all the people on that plane from china had been tested several times for the coronavirus and that none of them have been found to be affected. people here simply do not trust what they have been told by the government. they can keep on saying why does it have to be here? and many of them are very worried that this will lead to infections spreading here. these people who are on these buses are a necks of ukrainians and other nationalities and will spend the next 14 days in this government medical facility while they serve their quarantine. if you want more information on the coronavirus, you can visit the bbc website. in a few minutes we will be life i

knock down in china is already believed to be having a major effect on the nation's economy and as jonah hill now reports from london's chinatown it's hitting chinese businesses all over the world. from the normally bustling streets of london strine a town on the early evening after work rush more hurried walking past half empty restaurants there's often a dip in trade following chinese new year we're told but not like there's. been a lot of poking the cans of the was a tire actually. very effective because the wise as we to these from china. so i was not a cause they just get a bit worried if they're going this time out here wish. chinese people it's over i mean to get away with it also happens to be the midwinter flu season now too risky contagious sometimes deadly but not generally known to affect business on the high street it's estimated the common flu accounts for more than 50000 deaths a year worldwide coronavirus on the other hand has so far resulted in the deaths of just over 500 people your friend was worried why would she want and tell me what she said she was either it would

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practiced for decades in which many would say that the trump ministration has abandoned thank you jonah health in munich at the security conference there and in london now and bashar as senior political analyst time on the us china relationship i find fascinating at the moment it was trade war then it was no we've reached phase one of our deal and things are looking good now it's china as the great is that to global stability it's all these sorts of things can you see a way forward. well you know historically the united states at least since china entered the g.a.o. in 2000 and since then. doubled its its economy 10 times from 1.2341.3 trillion to 13 trillion they're not states had had a kind of a dual approach to china it was best probably presented by president obama and his beginning of a 2nd term when he said look if successful china is a good thing it's in the interests of the united states and in fact it's in the interests of the world by at the same time the obama administration of course did its pivot. the asia increasing its its not its naval capacity around china and as we all

i was not able to move them abroad in the time—limit so i was facing using jonah sperm to create embryoswhich felt arbitrary and unfair. —— i was facing using doner sperm. it seems absurd, there was not a clinical limit butjust a ten—year element which was imposed, i was not reaching the age limit for treatment. i got what i call a stay of execution because i was deemed prematurely infertile, which is not really helpful if you want to have children later but it meant i could keep the eggs for longer. why in your 20s did you freeze your eggs?|j had your 20s did you freeze your eggs?” had a cancer scare, both my mother and sister had a similar lymphoma and sister had a similar lymphoma and the results of the treatment would make even fertile and i would have had to delay treatment by three months and also to have eggs frozen. i was lucky that i did not have to go through the treatment then but i decided it would be wise to go through egg freezing so i would not have to delay any treatment when the time came. geeta, it is such a reminder to anyone that can get pregnant easily how lucky that

that update thank you rosalind also in jordan a cause bunton washington that's kosovo also to shoot jonah was a distinguished fellow at the south asia center at the atlantic council joins me also from washington d.c. good to have you with us on the program so in terms of what you've fallen in terms of this agreement between the taliban and the u.s. and you'll rippin ian what's the likelihood of success. well it depends on how you define success and i think for president. it's the fulfillment of a campaign promise which was that he would exit from the u.s. is longest war and he's now in an election year he wants to be reelected he wants to check off this point and say i promised it and i've done it this is also a danger as his rosalind mentioned earlier that if something goes wrong that he might actually send out a tweet and say we're out of here tomorrow and that would leave the afghans bickering and squabbling amongst themselves that's a danger you have a danger of course is pakistan which is help in getting these negotiations together if pakistan begins to play a much more active role i

bronze the other like his legend was killed alongside his daughter jonah and 7 of us in a helicopter crash last month. the world health organization is sending a medical team to iraq where the coronavirus emergency is growing iran's health ministry says 12 people have died of the disease and deny that the total is closer to 50 afghanistan bahrain kuwait oman and iran. are all reporting infections of travels from iran to more people have died in northern italy raising the total there to 6 almost $200.00 cases are reported in italy the highest concentration outside of asia stock market indexes plundered on monday as traders sold shares of reaction to the coronavirus news companies doing business in china as well as tourism and airlines south of the heaviest falls in share prices and the national people's congress in china has been perspired for the 1st time in decades training here begins our coverage now from china where more than 2 and a half 1000 people have been killed across china the coronavirus outbreak has closed shops restaurants and now beijing's great hall of the people. eve