lolooking forward d to seeing yu again. top stories. the mike pence calls the venezuelan president a dictator, prompting nicholas maduro to say he is revising his country's relationship with the u.s. france andtween italy are on the rise. italy's interior minister says he hopes the french do not party emmanuel macron's in favor of marine le pen. the humanitarian crisis continues, our reporters will look at the situation and had data -- in thehe port city. >> shinzo abe bespoke earlier. tracking a lot of attention. is covering the event. some figures take to the stage. been hearing? >> brexit is not just a u.k. or european issue. it affects global businesses. the gist of the conversation. we have members of the british government here. theresa may is not taking part in davos. we have the international trade minister speaking earlier, saying they want to avoid a no deal brexit. the culture minister has been trying to move the conversation around to other topics, saying the u.k. is not just about brexit. vc speaking about this earlier. let

mission related on the far side of the moon, which for geometry purposes, if i am the earth, i'm lolooking at this site, i cannot see e this. what theyy have done is they had a mission where it comemes and lands like this, but they havave side lights out there to coordinate this because i cannot see itit. therere is a level of operatioil complexity thahahas never been done before, but second of all, there's a rover driving a around and d it has landed in an interestingg p place, a crater inside a bigger crater, which is actually the biggest crater in the entire solar system, so the opportunities for science abound. brent: if it is as significant as you say, why are the chinese doing it? why have thehe russians and americans not done it 20 years ago? >> as anan american, i have two was a want to answer. one is thinking globally, whyhy not? why should one or r two countris have the province of exploring the moon? two, with the capabilities thatt arise now from effacement -- advancements in spacace technoly , other countries, so thehe complexity f for doing this has been lowered. the cost has

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when we lolook at current events like black lives matter, one of the first things i found oppresessivebout the movement was the fact there were looking internationally. amy: that a stable university professor marc lamont hill, who remains a professor at temple that was fired by cnn. he tweeted on monday -- "this is shameful. i stem with my dear sister and friend angela davis." responding to the rescinding of the award for you, professor davis. your thoughts on this kind of pressure being brought on, well, people like marc lamont hill? angela: well, it was shameful for cnn to capitulate to pressure and fire marc lamont hill. he was speaking at an event that takes place every year at the united nations on palestine solidarity day. so are they suggesting that they will attack everyryone who speas at the u.n. on palestine solilidarity day under the guiue anti-semitic? i i think it i is time for conversation on what constitutes anti-semitism. the relationship between anti-semitism and racism and the difference between critiques of the state of israel, critiques of the occupation of palestin