german and czech soldiers are carrying out a military exercise in lithuania the potential enemy russia their mission deterrence and a show of strength the nato eastern flank. if it will deter the enemy with all the means at our disposal the world is growing less secure and more confusing a renewed arms race with nuclear and conventional weapons is imminent existing alliances are crumbling you need to be for many to be strong to deter any potential aggressor from attacking us to preserve the peace germany and its neighbors could again be caught in the middle between 2 superpowers. russia is laying claim to territory and for the 1st time since world war 2 a country is taking that territory by force it doesn't operate in sa this is a potential threat of the highest order and anyone who opposes a rearmament debate is not just naive that's incredibly dangerous to feel. can the german military the bundesliga meet the new challenges. i do believe that the german military is in a very dire and critical state is the number of ships that can sail the number of planes they can't fly. can the west

she baby sat for them in lithuania and they were sponsoring her as a student in the u.s.hat call about? >> it just kind of kept snow balling from there until we figured we had to go up and track her down. >> coming up -- >> i asked her more than one time. i said aren't you jealous that he's traveling around with this young girl? >> a missionary's unusually close relationship with a young exchange student. >> did you outright ask her, were you having a sexual relationship with nathan. >> she denied it. >> when "deadly valentine" continues. n "deadly valentine" continues. d. like the old "tunic tug". you know it, right? but i don't have to, with always discreet. i couldn't believe the difference. it's less bulky. and it really protects. watch this. the super absorbent core turns liquid and odor to gel, and locks it away. so i have nothing to hide. always discreet. for bladder leaks. instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders, try the cooling, soothing relief or preparation h, because your derriere deserves expert care. preparation h. get comfortable with it. you've be

more interestingly, 24 in lithuania. it's ridiculous.t brian wants to add free eye care free dental care, free drugs, free long-term care. when charles playhouse at marquita says 30 to 40 trillion over 10 years for bernie's plan and he agreed that would be the price until he didn't change his mind that he did on it. he told nora o'donnell and cbs evening news friday i don't know how much my plans are going to cost. he knows it's going to be very expensive and as we just saw today the increase in the federal deficit under bernie's plan would go up $20 trillion over 10 years at the hyatt. if you add more things, canada tried to bring in free drugs several years ago under a liberal prime minister and he found out it was so expensive they just couldn't afford to do it. bernie wants to make our system even more comprehensive. and no referrals to a specialist you have to have gatekeepers because the demand for healthcare will far out exceed the supply of healthcare that can be given and that's why even the 30 to 42 trillion increase of federal

the defenses on lithuania's border with bella ruse have been bolstered with millions of euros of e.u. funding they include 300 cameras along the more than 650 kilometer long border. lithuanian border police volume soloveitchik and ilona sabah are on patrol. security on nato's out of borders is a police matter. the military can only approach within 5 kilometers of the border so as not to further provoke the neighboring country. well being father a violation of border all flogging. so i began to make. just people who doesn't know that the border and. surveillance system are. no move goes unobserved the 2 sides watch each other suspiciously. border security here is also security for nato the military alliance is less interested in smugglers and migrants than in provocateurs sent by the kremlin who might be entering to prepare or even trigger a conflict. of course the system helps in gathering information that could be of interest to our military. especially when military exercises take place in a neighboring state so. that's definitely on the rise more uniform personnel on the border and

twenty-four in lithuania. they wanted to add a free eye care, free dental care. when they said 30 to 40 trillion for ten years. and they agreed that would be the price until he didn't. he tore -- told norah o'donnell i just don't know how much my plans are going to cost. he knows it is going to be very expensive and as we decide today the increase in the federal deficit under the plan would go up $20 trillion over ten years. if you add more than canada. they tried to bring in the free free drugs several years ago. and they found out it was so expensive they just cannot afford to do it. bernie wants to make our system even more comprehensive no referral to a specialist. the demand for health care will fall or exceed the supply of healthcare that can be given. it's probably on the low side. the two most prominent examples if you well. medicare for all systems. there are other countries that have it. in canada and in the united kingdom you still have an out-of-pocket expense. in an out-of-pocket responsibility as well as in denmark, norway and finland. there are som

let the waning reports a first case -- lithuania reports a force case.wly in the united states. fiscal stimulus or outright helicopter money? ingi zingales helicopters this hour. tom keene, francine back in the saddle in london. it was fascinating to talk to rupert harrison about what fiscal, treasury, the chancellor of the exchequer of any government can do given this crisis. francine: it depends on how long this crisis will last and you need to make a distinction about stabilizing markets and trying to figure out what it means for financial stability. what can you do if people stop buying? the consumer is the basis of a lot of economic stability in europe and also asia. it has been pretty strong, so with people stop buying it will be difficult for central banks to deal with that. tom: a lot of data checks, a summation you need to know as but not asntinues bad as the last hour. oil continues to decline, 44.38 on west texas and brent crude just above $50 a barrel. let's move on to the second 42.47, ah the vix, stunning statistic. i will do a chart on tha

brought you back from lithuania. you live with them. that don't bother you?he looked at me stone called and said i cried enough over the weekend. >> then detectives asked her about something they learned as they traced nathan's movements the day of the murder. remember one of the places he said he visit waud this day spa where he bought a valentines gift certificate for denise. when detectives stopped there, they discovered that nathan had been bringing another woman to the spa. and it was none other than ain'ta. hit happened so often, she thought they were a couple. >> he's taking this woman in her early 20s, an exchange student to the spa. >> to get massages and to get her waxed up will my stuff would be in the front yard if my wife found out i was doing that with a 20-year-old. i even asked her, what is he waxing up? she would just glare. i ain't answering. >> they also asked her about the bill which nathan paid. >> she framed it as, it is his money and denise's money ff he's spending the money, she should be all right with it. >> did you outright ask her

new zealand and lithuania have reported their first infections. and cases anda, south korea have gone to over 2000. joining me is stephen engle. that is the case outside of china. there'sns that if 83,000 globally, that's more than 4000 outside of china. china's rate of new infections has been slowing down. new cases since yesterday, but south korea nearly doubled that in one day. they reported another batch of new numbers on top of the numbers this morning. they added 571 cases from yesterday. that means they have more than 2100 cases and climbing. japan also climbing towards 1000 confirmed cases, 931 if you 700+ from the cruise ship off yokohama. tokaido has declared a state of emergency the day after shinzo abe declared all schools closed for at least a month. cases.43 new now 388 there, four deaths. we have new cases in new zealand, lithuania, and nigeria, the first case in sub-saharan africa, and that is a big concern. the business fallout continues. airlines in particular, no surprise there. have layoffs, and british airways says it is impos

all these europea ccountries haes that are linked to those italian hotspots, from denmark and lithuanian the north to spain in the south. that includes hundreds ofues locked down in the spanish island of 10 a reef, and i reached out to an italian couple on holiday there. the first couple to catch the disease in wales and northern ireland in the u.k. caught it on a trip to italy. the first case, too, in that country. dem asserting how far and fast covid-19 spread come on tuesday, the latin america first case of the virus was reported in brazil, agn, someone w had just returned from italy. elsewhere, infectis are in nigeria. the nigerian cases the first recorded case in sub-saharan africa. the man, an italian, was not detectt legos airport, and he traveled through the city here is a report now. >> and is the first possible case of coronavirus in sub-saharan africa. confirmed the case in the country's capital. >> we are here today t announceo the presenthe first case oforonavirus confirmed in nigeria. >> a patient whom came f elan was screened at the international airport anin eslagos, but

the virus has hit at least 488 countries, with first cases newly identified in norway, lithuania, netherlandsand nigeria, the first country in sub-saharan africa to be impacted. >> it has just been confirmed to me that there is a patient in the netherlands infected by the coronavirus. it is a man who has been treated in isolation. >> meanwhile, the u.n. high commissioner for human rights voiced concern about the widespread use of quarantine to help the spread of the virus. >> horan time should be proportionate to the risk. seyfried thend rights of those in time should effective, access to health care, the right to be informed, and freedom of expression. >> for the first time, new infections around the world surpassed those in mainland china. universitiess and in iraq have closed their doors after nine cases were recorded in the country. it is a part of the government's sweeping measures amid concern about the capacity of the country's dilapidated health system's ability to respond to the crisis. our team on the ground sent us this report. >> the iraqi government is taking no chances. with man

all these european countries have cases that are linked to the italian hotspots — from denmark and lithuania north to spain in the south. that includes hundreds of guests in lockdown in a hotel on the spanish island of tenerife, which stemmed from an italian couple on holiday there. the first patients to catch the disease in wales and northern ireland — here in the uk — caught it on a trip to northern italy, as did a woman from greece — the first case too in that country. and demonstrating how far and fast covid i9 spreads, on tuesday, latin—america's first case of the virus was recorded in brazil — again someone who had just returned from italy, as were infections in algeria and nigeria. the world health organisation has raised the global threat level from coronavirus to "very high" — the highest possible level of alert. here's the who director—general. the continued increase in the number of cases and the number of affected countries of the past few days are clearly of concern. we have been monitoring this continuously and we have now increased our assessment of the risk of spread and the

several countries have confirmed their first case including the netherlands, new zealand, lithuania and. and although china has confirmed another 327 cases — it's the lowest daily increase for a month. charlotte rose reports. to stay or to go? for some of the 168 british guests at the costa adeje palace hotel, the decision is out of their hands. yesterday, the canary islands health minister said 130 brits who had arrived since monday could leave, as they posed a low risk of infection. but later, an airline taking 50 of the tourists home said it wouldn't fly anyone back until 10 march unless they have been tested for the virus by a recognised authority and confirmed as clear. a spokesperson forjet2 said... but there are questions over how effective that quarantine is. as far as the quarantining goes, we haven't been told directly to stay in our rooms at this point. we're allowed to walk around, and if we were to stay in our rooms entirely at this point, it would cause a large amount of distress. it comes as three new cases were confirmed in the uk in the past 2a hours, and the first in n

new zealand, lithuania, and belarus are among the latest to confirm their first cases.ealth organization has upgraded the global risk of the virus. it calls for all countries to educate their populations, to expand surveillance, to find, isolate, and care for every case, to trace every contact, and to take an all of government and all of society approach. iran is now the biggest cause for concern, with more than 200 people reported to have died. as authorities there try to get control of the situation, friday prayers in the country were cancelled for the first time in a0 years. worldwide, there have been more than 2,500 deaths from this strain of coronavirus. the united nations says each country has to do is bit. we know containment is possible, but the window of opportunity is narrowing. and so i appeal for solidarity and full global support, but with all countries fully assuming their responsibilities. italy continues to be europe's biggest cause for concern, with more than 650 cases and several towns in the north of the country still on lockdown. the uk has reported

the netherlands, denmark, estonia and lithuania are amongst those to reveal they do have patients sufferingauthorities in the south korean city of daegu are set to charge a leader of a religious sect over the biggest outbreak of the coronavirus outside of china, while the impact on business remains huge. rich preston reports concerned about the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak, has sent international markets tumbling, rippling sellers across asia and the dowjones thing it's largest lost of points in one—day history. in california, a patient that didn't have any recent travel history or spent time with an infected person. the vice president is leading the us task force. we will make sure the full resources of the government are brought to bear in confronting the coronavirus here at home and i look forward to my new recommendations and carrying those as we continue to deal with this issue. in europe, italy remains the country with the highest number of cases. the netherlands reported its first case, and the first case also in northern ireland. more cases were reported in several ot

after this escape attempt, he 6 inally is sent to stalag lithuania. so next, after this escape actually sent to luft six up here in lit wane yacht it's not too long try to e decides he'll escape again. what's interesting about stalag luft 6, it's a series or a who were prison guards susceptible to bribes. >> they have bought a number of papers so they can see exactly what the paperwork looks like to re-create. got grimson goes to the escape to ittee and says i want escape and they say that's good because we have a job for you. biggest problems specially as far away as who ania is, anybody escapes is almost certainly to be caught. what the committee asked grimson we want you to escape in the ant you to stay local area and work with the polish underground so when other them escape you can help on their way. agrees. and he's actually set up outside the prison working with the about underground for three months. and so, grimson just disappears. to himknows what happens and to this day no one is really sure. what happened is that the germans figured out gu

houses.stablished safe on that today.g much of the summer, olson is is rescuing refugees from latvia and lithuaniahe most skillfully organized type of underground operation. he thought that they might be able to rescue 500 to 700 political refugees from each country. the war board paid for the project directly out of funds from roosevelt, but they realize such a large deposit in a swedish bank would be suspicious. even be swedish juice were interested in relief from rescue .perations so john paley, who in his treasury work had been tasked with keeping money out of the tods of the enemy decided sneak this past the swedish people. tirehe staff at goodyear in their headquarters in akron, ohio agreed that if the war refugee board transferred $50,000 to their factory, their givediary in sweden would alston the similar amount in swedish kroner. there are no references to the tire deal in their papers. it's clear that that was scrubbed out. so, this arrangement worked well. not foolproof, it's that point of view. attract notice and suspicion. olson use that money to purchase boats and guns. they now argu

foreign offenders that have been removed from this country are from european countries from latvia and lithuania remain in france and germany there has been a discussed in campaign of to seem from asian by guys like david lammy that have tried to make this a race issue the she's not a race issue they support that protection issue and it's also a rights issue people talk time and time again about your rights to family life your right to live in the united kingdom you don't have a right to live in the united kingdom or that your sits in the united kingdom so what i'm really proud about is that this government is standing forward and saying we're going to remove the bad guys from this country we don't care if that upsets them we don't care if that upsets a political life we don't care if they something that he's only acceptable to certain parts of media but we're going to stand by and defend this country what we're also going to do is we're going to call out those people who are going to pretend that they serve racist country because the vast majority of people are removed were white. point taken u

in 2017 i visited latvia and lithuania to observe the u.s. army's europe operations saber strike exercise. the michigan national guard regularly participates in this exercise as latvia's counterpart as you know. similarly, latvia and forces participate in the michigan national guard northern strike exercise which is a joint multinational exercise hosted in michigan. the latvian military particularly benefits from this training in michigan because it offers an opportunity for them to certify as jtax and latvia is one of only eight allied countries certified to call in close united states air support in combat. the latvian military is built around integrating reserve and irregular forces as a major component of their national defense strategy. my question to you, sir, could you discuss how you tailor these reserve forces and specifically the state partnership with our national guard and how integral that is to all of this? >> senator, i can. first of all, for the baltics writ large, the insertion of the four battalion size battle groups into es

in 2017 i visited latvia and lithuania to observe u.s. army's europe operations cyber strike exercise. the michigan national guard participate in these exercises as latvia's counterpart in the national guard state partnership program. latvia and forces participate in the national guard's northern strike exercise which is a joint multinational exercise in michigan. the latvian military particularly benefits from this training in michigan because it offers an opportunity for them to certify as j tax. as a result of this program latvia is one of eight allied countries that are certified to call in the united states close air support in combat. part of the reason the michigan national guard and latvian military have a strong relationship is the latvian military is based on integrating reserve and regular forces as a major component of their national defense strategy. could you discuss how they partner to support the baltic states reliance on these reserve forces and specifically the state partnership with our national guard and how integral t

to lithuania to observe the u.s. army's year of .peration sabre strike exercise the michigan national guard regularly participates in this as latvia's counterpart in the national guard state partnership program. latvian forces participate in the michigan northern strike exercise, a joint national exercise hosted in michigan. the latvian military benefits from this training in michigan because of offers of opportunity , and as a result of this program, latvia is one of only eight allied countries certified to call in united states close air support in combat. part of the reason the michigan national guard and the latvian military have a strong relationship is because the latvian military is built around integrating reserve and irregular forces as a major component of their national defense strategy. my question to you is, could you discuss how you found partner strategies to support the baltic states reliance on these reserve forces and specifically the state partnership with our national guard and how integral that i

there is 24 lithuania. it is ridiculous but bernie wants to add free eye care, dental free drugs, free long-term care. at 30 or $40 trillion under his plan he agrees that's the price until they change their mind cbs evening news last friday said i don't know how much my plans will cost. he has backed away but he knows it will be very expensive and we saw today the increase in the federal deficit would go up $20 billion every ten years at the high-end. if you add more canada try to bring in free drug several years ago under a liberal prime minister and they just cannot afford it and now they want to make our system even more comprehensive you have to have gatekeepers because of the demand for health care will far exceed the supply that can be given and that's why that 30 or 40 trillion is probably on the low side. >> the two most prominent examples of the medicare for all system, there are other countries that have it but in canada and the united kingdom you still have the out-of-pocket expense in norway and

so did bell aruse, so did lithuania and today mexico announced its first case and soon after announced its second case. and while china was the initial engine of this epidemic that no longer appears to be the case. we don't have that much visibility into china is arriving at the numbers they're releasing about their death toll and about their number of cases, but if you sort of suspend any suspicion and even if you take them at their word china still announced today they diagnosed 327 new cases in the past 24 hours. that's a lot of new cases in 24 hours but that's low for them given what the numbers have been. that said 327 new cases in china today pales in comparison with the biggest outbreaks outside of china. the biggest are italy, iran and south korea. today those three countries between them announced 3,500 new cases. more than ten times the new number announced in china today. again, 3,500 new cases in those three countries alone more than ten times the cases announced in china today. and in iran, italy and south korea those 3,500 new cases today, that's about double the new case

here is a quotation from someone in lithuania, who essentially points out in a conversation he had withcal that it used to be one, but now there is a border. there is a war on. is that how things should e? don't we all go to the same hurch? isn't it a disaster that brothers are divided and ighting? even though people may have spoken different native tongues, hey still saw the kinds of fighting that were happening as opportunists trying to work out oundaries. the example of fighting in lundberg illustrates this point. i would like to use this as an example for the larger point. 101 years ago yesterday, ukrainian troops took an area, and jews in this city by and large remained neutral. it angered poles, who had been ominant in the city. there were clashes between polish and jewish paramilitaries. one of the things that has really interested me as i dug into this topic is to find out there were jewish aramilitaries. for example, a pogrom in krakow, polish youth and jewish youth both fought each other in the street to outdraw. the tragedy is it had not really occurred in the city before. it

new zealand and lithuania have reported their infections.irst so has nigeria. >> bank of america said this could be their worst week since the global financial crisis. citi is expecting zero growth on global earnings. and they say even that is an optimistic view. so as we move money out of equities, we see it of course going into treasuries. the 10 year yield slipping below 4.2%. every time it slips lower is a new records. brent touching $50 a barrel today. >> the implied pop ability of a recession has gone basically through the roof. this is not as bad as 2008. but it is worse, i think, than anything we have seen since then. >> now pricing in a 100% chance of a 25 basis point cut next month and a 40% chance of a 50 basis point cut. but everyone in the market seems to be telling me this is a shock. that policymaking on the -- shock that policymaking on the monetary side will have very little impact upon. >> i would completely disagree with that assessment. the central bank absolutely has ammunition to at least help deal with the crisis. my o

so the week before the inauguration, he planned a trip with me and senator graham to lithuania, latviaestonia, georgia, and ukraine. we stood on the front line with the ukrainian troops, with widows of those who had lost their husbands to russian snipers, and with the former president, president poroshenko. mccain knew exactly what he was doing in each country. we would stand on one podium and the foreign leader would be on the other, because he wanted to make the point that america stood with our allies. that no matter what was going to come upon us and the havoc that would be reaped by this administration, that he was making the point that our country stood with our allies. and that is what made an impression on me. importance of that show of support and something that will be a major priority for me. internationalng institutions, this is the third pillar, this is where we had suffered internationally. whether it is taking us out of ,he iranian nuclear agreement which was mentioned, the international climate agreement, which is truly a priority for the world, or the intermediate ,ang

the army has close partnerships with poland and lithuania. trainwe habitually together for multiple weeks in the defense of their sovereign nations. another example, thailand purchased 60 strikers. the army is helping the thai there firstp stryker units. they were featured in the king's coronation parade. the army is helping the philippines train infantry battalions as they upgrade equipment and evolve their doctrine. the u.s. army is a force of choice and committed to remaining so. we build our partners up rather than manipulate them to be able to compete in today's environment. we have to be present and show our commitment. that is why we are emphasizing strategic readiness and adjusting force posture so we can deploy forces in the right place at the right time. the army's ability to mobilize and deploy gives us the advantage over threats of potential adversaries. strategic readiness will validate our new concepts, exercise our new formations, and provide an understanding of the logistical framework needed to sustain our forces. we will rem

belarus, lithuania, new zealand, netherlands reporting first cases, less than an hour ago, mexico announced its first case. we are up to 50 countries. around the world, countries are taking extreme measures to stop the virus spreading. just this morning, one of japan's main islands declared a state of emergency. the swiss government banned all large events, in kenya, government personnel are taking control of border crossings. back in the united states, the number of cases stands at 60, officials are bracing for more. geoff bennett is at the white house. what is the white house saying today, three days ago the president, larry kudlow, said this thing was basically air tight, the president pointing to markets, blaming bernie sanders and the democratic debate. come on now, it is friday morning. can he really be pointing the finger or taking it on as a health crisis? >> reporter: i tell you what, steph, the trump administration is trying to bolster its coronavirus response team. the white house spent all day yesterday adding officials to the coronavirus taskforce that reports to the vice presi

he did escape from a camp in lithuania and was on the loose for a couple of weeks.imes caught again, this they said they were going to execute him because he was problematic, but instead they sent him back to -- while he was in the cooler that time is when the great escape took place. he couldn't participate in the great escape because you've -- because he was in the cooler at the time. announcer: learn more about daring escapes and rescues sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern here on "american history tv." the early 1980's, artist wendy allen has made use of a variety of art styles two point over 400 portraits of abraham lincoln. next, using music, photographs and video. andy allen shows examples discusses her influences and reasons for painting lincoln. s. allen concludes with discussing a summerlong daily tribute to veterans held at gettysburg national cemetery. the lincoln group of the district of columbia hosted this event. >> our speaker tonight is wendy allen. i think most people in the room know who wendy avenues. she is an artist.

much of the summer of 1944, olson is focused on a hazardous plan to rescue refugees from latvia, lithuania, and estonia by water. he would need "the most skillfully organized type of underground operation because the baltic countries are virtually sealed to everything." he thought they might be able to to 700 racial, religious, or political refugees from each country. for thegee board to pay project directly from the funds of roosevelt and they realized such a large deposit from a swedish bank would be sufficient and wanted to avoid the impression that the u.s. was funding unregulated arrivals and sweden. he said that even the swedish jews were very interested in the relief and rescue as long as it didn't involve bringing them to sweden. john paley had been passed with keeping money out of the hands of the enemy and decided to sweep the funds -- sneak the funds pass the swedish people and at the urging they said the staff at goodyear tire in their headquarters at akron, ohio, agreed that if they transferred $50,000 to the factory, the subsidiary in sweden would give inon a similar amount s

. -- sent to lithuania. , they haveeresting , a numberho network of prison guards who are very susceptible to bribes. the escape committee has bought a number of prison guard uniforms, a number of identity papers, passes, so they can see what the paperwork looks like that they have to re-create. to thegrimson goes escape committee and says, i want to sk. they say, that is good because we have a job for you. ,ne of the biggest problems anybody u.s. caves is almost certain to be caught -- anybody who escapes is almost certain to be caught. what the committee asks george grimson to do, be want you to escape but stay in the local area and work with the polish underground soap when other people as cape, you can help them on their way. he agrees. up outside the prison working with the polish underground for three months until he just disappears. nobody knows what happens to him. to this day, nobody is sure. most likely, the germans figured out that there prison guards were corrupted and they arrested, they would have been executed, but likely those prison guards were tortured before they were ex

health organization raising the global risk assessment to its highest level as denmark, estonia, lithuaniae netherlands, nigeria and mexico all confirm their first cases of the virus. >> the cdc announcing it will now allow states to do their own testing, but the agency will still need to confirm positive results. abc's kaylee hartung is at u.c. davis medical center in sacramento where a woman contracted the virus apparently without having contact with anyone who traveled abroad. she is in serious condition. kaylee, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, eva. the number of cases in the united states is growing. the latest concern highlighted by that woman hospitalized here in sacramento. people getting sick by unknown lines of transmission. overnight new coronavirus cases on the west coast. raising concerns of a potential pandemic. in california, health officials confirming another case of unknown origin. >> like the california case reported two days ago, our third case did not recently travel overseas or have any known contact with a recent traveler or an infected person. >> repo

combat sustainment their battalion for participation in operation tlantic resolve in poland, romania, lithuania, and i want to welcome them back home to the irst congressional district of georgia. stationed at fort stewart, they in our akt to be -- ability to be successful overseas. combat sustainment support battalions have supplied transportation and more for branches of the u.s. army ighting to restore democracy abroad. as part of our operation atlantic resolve, these hard to s worked increase their readiness and build cooperation between our wn forces and our allies in europe. at any one time, there are 6,000 american soldiers participating resolve, conducting countries.mong 17 o lieutenant colonel david lvarez, command starj raymond stamos, and everyone involved in the support battalion, thank you and welcome ice home. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? unanimous ker, i ask consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recogniz

sounding the alarm farmers from the baltic states estonia latvia and lithuania gathered outside the europeancouncil to protest plans to come easy cultural fun the wants to be carbon neutral by 2050 these farmers say the plans will make food production more expensive they want financial support we are just fighting for equal competition. in joint markets. have also been protests in from the main beneficiary of the agricultural subsidies cuts could be home for president much from leadership. bracing for a bigger budget burden is germany the us largest economy contributes around a 5th of the e.u. budget that's set to rise to a quarter in the coming year is days of difficult and divisive talks are expected since left every corner of the e.u. feeling the squeeze. al-jazeera brussels. portugal's parliament has voted to allow use in a doctor assisted suicide for terminally ill people hundreds of people protested against measures outside the parliament building in lisbon 5 right to die bills were approved by the country's president could still block in education. officials from the international mon

but more interestingly 204 in lithuania. it's really ridiculous. but bernie wants to add free eye care, free dental care, free drugs, free long-term care. so in charles lighthouse says 30 to 40 trillion over ten years for bernie's plan, and he agreed that would be the price until he didn't. he changes mina said he didn't want it. he told norah o'donnell on cbs news last friday i just don't know how much my plans are going to cost. it's kind of backed away from that but he knows it's going to be very, very expensive. as we just saw today, the increase in the federal deficit under bernie's plan would go up $20 trillion over ten years at the high-end. if you add more than canned that tried to bring in free drugs several years ago under a liberal prime minister, and he found out it was so expensive they just couldn't afford to do it. bernie wants to make our system even more comprehensive and no referrals to a specialist. you have to have gatekeepers because the demand for healthcare will far exceed the supply of healthcare that can be given. that's wh

so the week before the inauguration he planned a trip with me and senator graham to lithuania, latvia, estonia, georgia, ukraine and we stood with trips, widows who lost their husbands to russian snipers and with the form president, president poroshenko and mccain knew exactly what he was doing in each country. we would stand on with unpodium and the foreign leader at the other because he want today make that point that america stood with our allies, no matter what was going to come upon us and the havoc that was going to be wreaked by this administration, that he was making the point that our country stood with our allies, and that's what made such an impression on me. one, the bipartisan approach to foreign policy, of course, that he always had, but, two, the importance of that show of support and something that will be a major priority for me. third, rejoining international institutions. this is the third pillar, and this is where we have really suffered internationally. whether it is taking us out of the iranian nuclear agreement, which was just mentioned, the international climat

he did escape from a camp in lithuania and was on the loose for a couple of weeks.ain, was caught, this time they said they were going to execute him because he was problematic to keep in. back.d they sent him while he was in the clear that time is when the great escape took place. so he cannot participate in the great escape because he was in the cooler at the time. >> learn more about during what were to escapes and rescues, sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern here on american history tv. q&a, look atht on american presidents through the lens of the books they have written, with journalist and historian craig fairman. the story has often been any solomon the pearson quote. >> kennedy's father was the one pulling the strings behind the scene but that was not true. jack kennedy wanted the pulitzer prize and there were multiple times he brought it up. he told historian i would rather win a pulitzer prize then be president. because he had the strong desire for literary fame even though he did not really want to do literary work, he got himself the prize. in new york city, and

more than a0 countries outside china have now reported cases — new zealand, lithuania and nigeria arehe latest to be added to the list. the bank of england's governor has said we should downgrade the uk's growth forecasts as stock markets fall again. a lot of our attention has been on italy and japan, and actually what happens in iran and africa is probably more significant in terms of the risks of this turning into a pandemic where the spread across borders becomes not possible to contain. people who buy leasehold properties are taken advantage of and misled by housing developers, says the competitions watchdog, which now says it is taking enforcement action. we've covered this issue for many months, speaking to leaseholders who've found themselves with unexpected hefty bills to pay and unable to sell their homes because of the issue. i had to save for that deposit, like anyone buying a freehold property would, i pay my mortgage, exactly the same as somebody that would have a freehold, but i'm treated like a rental tenant. companies could be taken to court if they don't comply with n