this is our last day in kyoto japan.e are heating i heading in an w with the president after the show and we'll bring it to you monday. last night had a primary debate and what passes for the heavy hitters on the left in attendance. joe biden, pete buttigieg, kamala harris and bernie sanders. on immigration, at least, they seemed in total agreement. [chanting] sorry for the tape mixup. that was the youth wing making pretty much the same point. watch pete buttigieg. this is the right tape. buttigieg is a mayor and a presidential candidate but a self-described moral leader gandi or jackson brown. watch him say it's morally wrong to maintain international borders. >> the criminalization is the basis for family separation. you do away with that, it's no longer possible. of course, it wouldn't be possible anyway in my presidency because it is dead wrong. >> tucker: got that? sneaking in someone else's country can never be a crime. it doesn't matter if you're a spy, gang member, drug mule with 20 kilos of heroin on your back o

we are here in kyoto, japan, along the banks of the hozu river.states, democrats are just moments away from taking the debate stage in miami where they are not demanding we open our borders to the world and give health care to millions of foreigners.re they are telling us that global warming will end the world andnd giving the green new deal total control of the economy is the only way to save it. for months, democrats have been working themselves into ano frenzy, a lather of hysteria.nt they say things like this. >> the biggest threat to our prosperity in this 21st century is climate change. >> the crisis that could, at its worst, lead to extinction. >> that climate change is real, is an existential threat to our country, and the entire planet. >> we are running out of runway to be able to fix this problem! [applause] we need all hands on deck. >> when the planet has been in peril in the past, who came forward to save earth? from the scourge of nazis, totalitarian regimes? we came forward. >> if you don't take climate change seriously, you don't

ok there we are here we go let's bring in the panel today joining us from kyoto nancy snow she's the paks monday professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign studies from moscow victor live each leader expert at the center for actual politics and in washington we have richard wets security analyst at wick a strat welcome to you all when see snow in kyoto can a country 1st please nancy you spent 3 days there tell us what the atmosphere was like. well the atmosphere for the leaders it looked like there were a lot of meetings but for most of the people osaka they were highly and convenience there were a lot of streets shut down schools were closed it was somewhat to be been a ghost town around the international exhibition center what it's called in texas and i really went there looking to talk to the people i thought there would be some protests or people there to relate comments and it seemed like people were going about their business but not really too concerned or intrigued at all by the cheap 20 up that them the end to be. richard which in washington can the g. 20 e

we are here in kyoto, japan, along the banks of the i.c.e. the united states, democrats are just moments away from taking the debate stage in miami where they are not demanding we open our borders to the world and give health care to millions of foreigners. they are telling us that global warming will and the world and giving the green new deal total control of the economy is the only way to save this. for months, democrats have been working themselves into a frenzy, leather of hysteria. they say things like this. >> the biggest threat to our prosperity in this in this 21st century is a climate change. to speak of the crisis that could come at its worst, lead to extinction. >> that climate change is real, is an existential threat to our country, and the entire planet. >> we are running out of runway to be able to fix this problem! [applause] we need all hands on deck. >> when the planet has been imperil in the past, who came forward to save earth? from the scourge of totalitarian regimes? we came forward. >> if you don't take climate change s

ok there we are here we go let's bring in the panel today joining us from kyoto nancy snow she's the paks monday professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign studies from moscow victor live each leader expert at the center for actual politics and in washington we have richard wets security analyst at wick a strat welcome to you all the snow in kyoto can a country 1st please nancy you spent 3 days there tell us what the atmosphere was like. well the atmosphere for the leaders it looked like there were a lot of meetings but for most of the people osaka they were highly and convenience there were a lot of streets shut down schools were closed it was somewhat to be been a ghost town around the international exhibition center what it's called in texas and i really went there looking to talk to the people i thought there would be some protests or people there to relate comments and it seemed like people were going about their business but not really too concerned or intrigued at all by the cheap 20 of that then the end to be. richard which in washington can the g. 20 ever g

ok there we are here we go let's bring in the panel today joining us from kyoto nancy snow she's the paks monday professor of public diplomacy at kyoto university of foreign studies from moscow victor or live each lead expert at the center for actual politics and in washington we have richard wets security analyst at wick a strat welcome to you all the snow in kyoto can a country 1st please nancy you spent 3 days there tell us what the atmosphere was like. well the atmosphere for the leaders it looked like there were a lot of meetings but for most of the people of osaka they were highly and convenience there were a lot of streets shut down schools were closed it was somewhat to be been a ghost town around the international exhibition center what it's called in texas and i really went there looking to talk to the people i thought there would be some protests or people there to relate comments and it seemed like people were going about their business but not really too concerned or intrigued at all by the cheap 20 of that then the end to be. richard which in washington can the g. 20 ev

we are coming to you live, riverside, from kyoto, japan.e do not make it back from our live camera location yesterday. we had quite a journey. we all throw to you throughout the hour. we'll be interviewing the president in japan here for the g20. back in the native land, the united states of america, the democratic party went completely insane yesterday. it's been happening for a while of course. insanity is a process. but last night, the first democratic primary debate of the 2,020 season, they made it official. elite democrats have permanently broken with reality. they no longer care about what is true, what is possible. even once we. they live in a kind of dream state, i place a fantasy, punctuated by self-righteousness. watch as julian castro, keep in mind, he was an actual cabinet secretary in the obama administration, only a couple of years ago, watch as julian castro explains that men who get pregnant have a moral right to taxpayer-funded abortions. not joking. watch. >> i don't believe only in reproductive freedom. i believe in repr

we are coming to you live, river side, from kyoto, japan.nearly did not make it back to our live camera location yesterday. we had quite a journey. we'll show it to you throughout the hour. shortly, of course, we'll be interviewing the president in japan here for the g20. back in the native land, the united states of america, the democratic party went completely insane yesterday. that's been happening for a while, of course. insanity is a process. but last night, at the first democratic primary debate of the 2020 season, they made it official. elite democrats have permanently broken with reality. they no longer care about what is true, what is possible. even what's real. they live in a kind of dream state, a place a fantasy, punctuated by howls of self-righteousness. watch as julian castro, keep in mind, he was an actual cabinet secretary in the obama administration, only a couple of years ago, watch as julian castro explains that meg who get pregnant have a moral right to taxpayer-funded abortions. not joking. watch. >> i don't believe only

goal is to get the most laps around a $200.00 metre course in 2 hours this year's winning team from kyoto received all too much bragging rights of 90 kilos of rice. congress relations this is d.w. business for me the team member. thanks so much. the. coach of the british going to. school in africa the following link to exception stories and discussion from the b.z. town wild web site w to come smash the trap join us on facebook. for a guy. with him how to be a gun because saddam is one the highest sky you know if i had known that the boat would be about small i never would have gone on the trip but i would not support mice. self and my harrison montagnier lumumba out of 16 with the going to give us leave the world. will come to them i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but the ones i'm going to. do want to know their story and for my greatest fear a fight against global information for more grants. and the reading on some. of the issues above his wrist bands. is the beauty of the beat the brisk the beach the boost the boost the ball up the boost. the

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well reporter kyoto is at the women's leadership meeting in japan and earlier today i asked her whether aging societies like japan itself needs to encourage more women to seek leadership roles which is. definitely definitely needed that's the reason why are they actually introduced a policy a few years ago called womenomics where you try to get more women to work and numbers show that yes more women are working but the problem is what kind of work are they doing a lot of the women who have been again started working are working in part time jobs working in lower paid positions which means it doesn't really contribute anything to gender equality and that's where of is also being criticized many people say that he basically sees working women as a means to an end the end being basically saving japan's economy but he doesn't really care about inequality like where it's going and that's why that's one of the big problems that the economy is facing there and i think the way to get actual gender equality in the japanese economy that's still very very long way to go is that actually. in societ

the series inspired by formula one racing was found ten years ago in kyoto.three rotate between members for two hours of nonstop office chair racing, two hours of this. winning team from kyoto travelled several hours with their chairs for that race. what do you win for all that work? 198 pounds of local rice. >> that's useful. >> well -- >> that is a useful price. >> the prize is either -- it's 2 to 3,000 bucks for all that. that's how fast office chairs go. we'll be back at 11:00 to answer more questions. >> you want to race our office chairs? >> let's go. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download

in the next us presidential election that's a whole different conversation of course nancy snow in kyoto unpack that for us the victor says donald trump deploys realist foreign policy what's the difference between realistic or realist foreign policy being an aspirational or thorough tarion us president and just being foreign policy irresponsible in a numbered set of characters on your twitter feed at 6 am. i'm not so sure trump is threatened by reale colletti you're taking me back to my international relations classroom now i just see in terms of this twitter led diplomacy it's it's rather chaotic it's an also we now may see president trump possibly being the 1st american president to step into the d.n.c. no no he held this press conference and said that he would meet with kim jong on it's personality driven aside i was saying earlier and i think the optics of this meeting even if it's discussion oriented and there are a lot of not enforceable that it green ments it's really intriguing when you solve the u.s. delegation it's the branding of the trump regime in many respects i personally

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permission to use one of its for him to go on because islands as an airfield bug the government in kyoto is facing a backlash for what critics are calling a violation of the country's constitution or to saskia taylor that. the galapagos islands home to the giant tortoises birthplace of darwin's theory of evolution and it'll wear you rocked to sleep by the sound of lapping waves and the gentle hum of american planes you know as you know you know i love those i've mentioned that the galapagos is our aircraft carrier it is our natural carrier because it is shores us permanent replenishment did deception facilities and it is a 1000 kilometers from our coast united states is going to take charge or improving conditions especially refueling eager bad watches might now find some new star spangled species across the sky because ecuador has just agreed to allow the u.s. military to use the u.s. go world heritage site reports claim the pentagon will now keep planes on the historic san cristobal island for operations in the pacific ocean where the primary papa said to be fighting drug trafficking s

>> when i came io government, one of the first acts was to sign the kyoto treaty.ere the first government to introduce measures on climate change. i mean, i am a passionate believer in action on climate change. passiote believer in it. but you've got to have practical policies. >> in 1977, margaret thatcr was the -- she was the opposition leader and she was on this program with william f. buckley jr. and here is her clip. >> [ chuckles ] that takes me back. >> does it take you back or is it what's old is new? >> i mean, one part of what e was saying was, in one sense, true, which was that there was a real move to change the labour party towards the end of the '7, early '80s. yeah, no, the interesting thing is -- now what she was descring, that wave of sort of leftism, has actually succeeded this time in taking over thety labour p >> has returned and is ascendant. i mean, jeremy corbyn wants to .ationalize indust he wants to nationalize water. he wants to nationalize rail. he wants to pull out of nato. these are all things that were dramatically andiametrically oppo

be in view of the fact that the 2 leaders may well need in the final days of june of this month in kyoto at the g 20 summit and also exactly at this point when china retaliated against the united states by imposing increasing. areas ranging from 5 to 25 percent on 60000000000 of us exports. to china so it is a kind of gesturing or postering. effecting time a strong position in the negotiation process in response to various pressures from the donald from administration china is once again raising concerns about the u.s. support for taiwan do you think that a way of easing tensions between china and taiwan can ever be found. well nobody expects and you need a solution to the taiwan issue but i'm being tenants of the status quo apparently it's acceptable to all parties concerned at the moment of course the presidential you know action of taiwan which will take place in the very beginning of trendy trendy one has attracted considerable attention because the presidential primaries have already been making preparations and it is apparent that the chinese authorities are trying to influence the

goal is to get the most laps around the 200 meter course over 2 hours this year's winning team from kyoto one not only bragging rights but 90 kilos of rice. what. would you win you for winning in your office chair race or here's a reminder the top story that we're following for you germany and iran has moved to salvage the landmark iran nuclear deal iran's foreign minister has told his german counterpart that tehran will cooperate with the european union to save the deal despite washington's opposition to it it's. all right up next close up i'll be back at the top of the hour with mobile news followed by the day to see that. amsterdam is a beautiful city that draws people to tunis magnetically the dutch capital has become so popular. that locals can barely afford to live there anymore gentrification exploding prices high demand this is real estate prices and the squeeze in a song. close up next on the u.k. . more dream go international talk show it's been a tumultuous week in german politics and europe resolved bitter divisions over migration the government it is said stead into the abyss

report came out about social kyoto one had said that he would be making a statement about that u.n. report and the need to hold those responsible for the murder of the drone. instrumental kootenai county said to be making the statements here in the still hasn't happened but there is very clearly a big divide between turkey's position reserve the saudi crown prince other neutral allies like the market streets now europe is undergoing a record breaking heat wave misleading to concerns of a public health with more on this in the rest of the news from europe let's cross over now to maryam namazie and the london center how hot is it. martin i have to say it's not too bad where i'm sitting right now temperatures here in the u.k. are expected to rise but definitely not to the levels we're going to see elsewhere in the region and it has to be said that it's not just about the figures themselves that have made history it's the fact that these conditions are occurring in the month of june now france has just registered its highest temperature in recorded history of the current european he wav

but let's get more on this now we're joined by nancy snow a professor of public diplomacy at the kyotoniversity of foreign studies and she's joining us live from tokyo very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so how much do you saying that president trump the various issues that he's at the center of would set the agenda for this 20th anniversary of the g 20 summit. you know i think trump has to be very careful here because he's sharing the stage with the other leaders there's a reason why this is called the g. 20 and actually i am in osaka and it's been very interesting day one has been to rancho rey we hope they'll be a little bit more sun in the next couple of days but trump had a very successful visit to japan and then he went on to the u.k. but just right that kind of tone in his tweets towards the other world later this is what has led to a lot of debates of notice domestically but also globally where the u.s. is losing its salt power and its rhetoric and again we had the same head strike of the same ahead of the g. 7 on g. 20 summits so what do you think he gets doing this so

we are traveling to kyoto tomorrow so we will join you from there. back tomorrow at 8:00 p.m.he sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and >> sean: happy wednesday morning. i love this, tucker in japan. hope you're having a great time. great coverage, thank you for being with us, welcomed us to be 28 tonight, it appears one of the world's most powerful companies is clearly hell-bent on stopping donald trump from winning in 2020, or anyone like him for ever winning in the future. it's all on tape. we have a full report coming up later, right here exclusively on this show. you do not want to miss this tape. first, we do have breaking news on multiple fronts in our quest for equal justice, and of course, to hold those who abuse power involved in incredible corruption accountable

we leave you from kyoto, truly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. we'll be meeting with the president at the end of the week. see you tomorrow. ♪ ten candidates on stage. two hours of ideas right out of the o speak with the cost of health care, medical bills. speak up with answers like that, warren got too much attention fm tulsi gabbard's team, which during the debate we did this, it's clear who msnbc wants to be president, elizabeth warren.nt they are giving her more timeer than all the other candidates combined. they aren't giving any time to tulsi. at at one point, warren danced around a question about whether she would support a limit on abortion. she stood right there at center stage, thanks to beto o'rourke, who wound up taking far more heat from other people like bill de blasio at the far end of the stage. >> private insurance is not working for tens of millions of americans. when you talk about the co-pays, deductibles, the out-of-pocket expenses, not working. how can you defend those? >> they can to his about 20 minutes later he was back o

founded ten years ago in kyoto. the prize is rice. a lot of rice. and 298 pounds of local rice.>> a tradition that hasn't come to this country but it's moments a. >> why haven't we done this before? >> i can see that with bay to breakers. >> who wants to go down lombard street in an office chair? >> that will end well. >> many people trying to keep cool, trying to get the breeze going. safer ways, probably, but tonight if you have air conditioning around san francisco, it may still be running until 3:00 a.m. before temperatures level off. look at the numbers right now in the tri-valley. when it's hot in the tri-valley, you expect 70s. that's warm, but not probably as surprising as the other temperatures we're seeing. san jose is still almost 80 degrees downtown after a high of 93. san francisco, that number, 77 degrees tying a record of 91 today. san francisco typically 50s and 60s, fog coming in, but still warm. good sign that strong high pressure is sticking around. the coolest temperatures you're seeing on the coast, it's not cool at all. 64 in half moon bay. 234 66 in santa

we are coming to you live from kyoto, japan, sitting in front of the hozu river, one of the a prettiest the imperial capital of japan before it moved to tokyo. we are here because the g20 summit will be coming to osaka nearby. i will be interviewing the president, you will see it right here.pr but first tonight, the democratic debate less than an hour from now. a dozen candidates or so, ten democrats will take the stage, some of them potentially could t become president. many others, bill de blasio, cory booker, are making fools of

prime minister abe and his wife planned and hosted the tour in kyoto, which included a visit to one ofan's oldest buddhist temples. that's our cnbc's news update for this hour. now back to "squawk alley," morgan >> looks cool. contessa brewer, thank you >>> when we return, texifornia dreaming why our next guest says that america's future will be written by one of two states >>> and as we head to break, listen to u.s. execs on their earnings calls this quarter talking about their concerns about trade and tariffs as the rhetoric heats up. >> it is clear that the trade conflict including the huawei export ban is creating political and economic uncertainty and reducing visibility for our global oem customers >> we always believe that at the end of the day, tariffs just cause costs to go up for customers. >> we have stressed before, tariffs are counterproductive to efforts that encourage business growth and expand global trade thankfully, however, we have a large and flexible global networks that allow us to adjust when trade issues present challenges in certain markets. >> the impact of fi

good night from kyoto, japan. sean hannity is next. ♪ >>> welcome to the special edition of "hannity." the 2020 election. i'm dan bongino in for sean. for the hour we'll preview the race for the white house and we start with the painny long two- -- painfully long two-night democratic debate. this week americans got a glimpse at how radical and out of touch the left have become. nowhere more apparent than immigration. the policy of open borders isn't enough. now the field of radical candidates promise to decriminalize illegal immigration altogether. give all illegal immigrants unlimited taxpayer-funded healthcare. and much more. watch this. >> raise your hand if you think it should be a civil offense rather than a crime to cross the border without documentation? can we keep the hands up so we can see them. if someone is here without documents and that is their only offense, is that person to be deported? >> no. that person can be a part of this great american experience. >> raise your hand if your government plan w

this is our last day in kyoto japan.n w with the president after the show and we'll bring it to you monday. last night had a primary debate and what passes for the heavy hitters on the left in attendance. joe biden, pete buttigieg, kamala harris and bernie sanders. on immigration, at least, they seemed in total agreement. [chanting]

this is our last day in kyoto, japan.n interview with the president after the show and we'll bring it to you monday. we've been following closely what's happening at the homeland in the u.s. last night had a primary debate and what passes for the heavy hitters on the left in attendance. joe biden, pete buttigieg, kamala harris and bernie sanders. on immigration, at least, they seemed in total agreement. b [chanting]

we leave you from kyoto, truly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. we meeting with the president at the end of the week. see you tomorrow. ♪ >> sean: and welcome to "hannity." tonight, we start with a fox news alert to robert mueller set to text by, it can all backfire as we predicted yesterday, ami democrats, the media mob, i will explain in my monologue coming up. wait until you see lawrence in the streets of miami. also, gregg jarrett with his top nine questions for robert mueller, straight ahead. but first, big breaking news tonight exposed and even more anti-trump bias inside deep state. we have the story, the rest of the media mob they will ignore, as usual, as they continue to cling, like a lifeblood to their lives, their conspiracy theories. i told you this was all coming, that it was one of the missing pieces to the entire puzzle. we now have new documents obtained today by the american center for law and justice, now reported on by "the hill"'s john solomon come under viable evidence of anti-trunk bias from top obama administration official

we are coming to you live, riverside, from kyoto, japan.live camera location yesterday. we had quite a journey. we all throw to you throughout the hour. we'll be interviewing the president in japan here for the g20. back in the native land, the united states of america, the democratic party went completely insane yesterday. it's been happening for a while of course. insanity is a process. but last night, the first democratic primary debate of the 2,020 season, they made it official. elite democrats have permanently broken with reality

we are coming to you live, river side, from kyoto, japan.our live camera location yesterday. we had quite a journey. we'll show it to you throughout the hour. shortly, of course, we'll be interviewing the president in japan here for the g20. back in the native land, the united states of america, the democratic party went completely insane yesterday. that's been happening for a while, of course. insanity is a process. but last night, at the first democratic primary debate of the 2020 season, they made it official. elite democrats have permanently broken with reality. they no longer care about what

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. ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," we are coming to you live from kyoto, japan, sittingt places in the world. this was the imperial capital of japan before move to tokyo. we are here because the g20 summit will be coming thereby, i will be interviewing the president, you will see it right here, but first night, the democratic debate less than an hour from now. a dozen candidates or so, ten candidates will take the stage, some of them potentially could become president. many others, bill de blasio,

report came out about social kyoto one had said that he would be making a statement about that u.n. report and the need to hold those responsible for the murder of the drug. he said he'd be making those statements here in a cycle that still hasn't happened but there is very clearly a big divide between sarkies position reserve the saudi crown prince and other mutual allies like the united states now every g 20 meeting at tracks the protest is the detractors and a soccer is no different our correspondent andrew thomas has been to the protests in. compared to the protest outside previous g 20 summit the country this one here in japan is very advanced 300 people and you talk to voters here about why. and i say that. just distanced the political right said. no difference. like the market was very slow. bring people together other it's really like the fact they want to try to get. us home. i'm trying to think of the money should be there and. 2 exactly right that's the main story is. that demonstrators demanding a clean sweep of the top in algeria showing that persistence tens of thousan

william webb ellis tri fi is about to embark on a tour of the country it was blessed by shinto monks in kyoto if you prefer it successful told it which is being held outside rugby traditional heartlands for the 1st time it kicks off against it on september 20th at the high cycle in russia. thanks for all that said i mean i saw you today for this news outlet to handle being here and i'm. in morocco unregistered an under-age marriages have caused problems especially for women and children i've been trying for years to get my daughter legally recognised by have found pressure from lobby groups has led to changes to the modelling of the family code giving women greater rights in marriage while keeping the family at heart now the divorce rate has increased a lot mainly with occupations made by the wife's. al-jazeera world. it's a daunting climb to one of the holiest sites in bhutan tiger's next ball astri seems to defy gravity every beauty's is expected to complete the pilgrimage to ensure peace and happiness when it became a democracy in 2008 the time put happiness at the center of all political

lori kyoto lopez, and we will kickstart that panel with that. >> all right. thank you. so for our panel today, we have four wonderful speakers. and i'm going to start by introducing them. so here we have imogene christian, an assistant professor of communication studies at northwestern university. but he recently earned tenure there, so he will very shortly have the exciting new title of associate professor. [applause] tanya sutherland, assistant professor of archival studies and digital culture in the department of information and computer sciences at the university of hawaii at manila. sorry. applause anyway. [applause] sara j. jackson is an associate professor of communication from northeast university. shortly she will be the presidential associate professor of communication at the university of pennsylvania's annen burke school for communication. [applause] and matthew buoy is the doctoral candidate and fellow at the university of southern california's annenburg school for communication. and i'm professor for communication arts at the university of wisconsin, madis

we are traveling to kyoto tomorrow so we will join you from there. back tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and >> sean: happy wednesday morning. i love this, tucker in japan. hope you're having a great time. great coverage, thank you for being with us, welcomed us to be 28 tonight, it appears one of the world's most powerful companies is clearly hell-bent on stopping donald trump from winning in 2020, or anyone like him for ever winning in the future. it's all on tape. we have a full report coming up later, right here exclusively on this show. you do not want to miss this tape. first, we do have breaking news on multiple fronts in our quest for equal justice, and of course, to hold those who abuse power involved in incredible corruption accountable. as we turn our attention tonight first would you judicial watch, they have filed a brand-new freedom of information request with the fbi and former disgraced fbi director andrew mccabe, related to his book, which is filled with a deep state revisionist history, in my opinion. according

we have records when bush would not join then it was the kyoto accords. i joined with a bunch of other mayors and said we need to lead on this. so i have a long record on saying not that this should be a separate issue, that every issue we talk about from our ag policy to our department of transportation, even to our military procurement supply chains, everyone should be done with a green lens because this is an existential threat, and every single -- if i'm president of the united states, every single department and agency will have to have a climate. i agree that whatever the minimal amount that we talked about is absolutely unacceptable. >> so would you ask the dnc to allow -- >> i've already said we should have a discussion on climate. and with people we bounced around on these debates, having single-issue debates is actually a good thing, and maybe some issues like women's reproductive rights would get a lot more discussion than a handful of minutes about the violence in our communities around guns which are life or death, foreign policy and nuclear

warned the us against a trade war with beijing and vowed to stick to its hard to go she added new kyoto accord with iran. mexico's president says he'll respond with restraint off to the trumpet ministration announced a 5 percent tariff on all imports from mexico into the united states president obrador called the tariffs a provocation president trump says the tariffs will make mexico stop the flow of migrants across the us mexico border. high water and fast currents in the danube river are hampering efforts to reach the sightseeing boat that sank in budapest soldiers say it may be days before they reach the wreck 21 tourists who were on the boat but still missing. this square and this building have witnessed history. the grand gilded flight of stairs has led major statesman and to bomb city hall and why von well for 40 years it was the capital of the german federal republic this edition of czech and it is a journey through time in 2019 the german federal republic celebrates its 70th anniversary it all started here and bonn when the german constitution was passed in may 949.

warned the us against a trade war with beijing and vowed to stick to its hard to go she added new kyoto accord with iran. mexico's president says he'll respond with restraint off to the trumpet ministration announced a 5 percent tariff on all imports from mexico into the united states president obrador called the tariffs a provocation president trump says the tariffs will make mexico stop the flow of migrants across the us mexico border. high water and fast currents in the danube river a hampering efforts to reach the site seeing boat that sank in budapest soldiers say it may be days before they reach the wreck 21 tourists who were on the boat a still missing. police in the city of zurich say a 60 year old swiss man killed 2 women hostages offer a 3 hour standoff with police the nationalities of the women are not yet known gun violence is relatively rare in switzerland where voters this month agree to adopt stricter gun control laws. hello from berlin and welcome to arts and culture news with me karen how instead and today we have a wealth of films to talk about taking on 2 socially rel