macedonia at this point. and basically in september 2018 there was a referendum in the country of what was then macedonia up on whether or not the country should change their name to the republic of north macedonia. this was the first in a series of steps that composed something called pexa agreement which was an agreement between the macedonia government and the greek government to resolve a name issue. essentially the greek government had bots. macedonia's acceding to nato or the eu saw for a long time because of the issues that greece has a region called macedonia within its own borders as well. so this is a kind of dÉtente of those tensions. but the first step was to have a referendum locally in the country of macedonia, to consult the citizens and say, is this something we want to do? this was a consulted tory referendum it, was not binding. but it was something that ideally the government was hoping that there would be good turnout for so that they would be acting with the will of the citizens. they wer

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so with that in mind the first case that like to talk about his macedonia or macedonia at this point and basically in september of 2018 there was a referendum of what was then macedonia on whether or not we should change their name to north macedonia. this is the first in a series that compose of something called the paps agreement which is in agreement between the macedonian government and the greek government to resolve an issue essentially the greek government had bots. macedonia is exceeding to nato or the eu for a long time over the issue that greece had a region named macedonia as well so this is part of a proposed talk on those tensions. the first step was to have a referendum locally in the country as macedonia to consult the consistent and say it's something we need to do. this was the console of the tory referendum that was not binding but it was something that ideally the government was hoping there would be a good turnout for so that they'd be acting as the will of citizens. they were hoping for at least 50% turnout at a greater amount of turnout. it's a very interesting

north macedonia's parliament has ratified an agreement to become the 30th member of the nato alliance all members present floated for ratification on tuesday spain is the only nato member that hasn't yet approved north macedonia's accession but his parliament is set to vote in march a dispute with greece over the macedonia name had delayed the former yugoslav republic from becoming a nato member for more than 2 decades u.k. prime minister boris johnson has approved a controversial high speed rail project connecting london to northern england known as h s 2 the line will cut the journey times allowing the u.k. to much other european nations which have already have extensive high speed rail networks and they would report. laying the groundwork for the most ambitious transport project in the u.k.'s recent history after years of delay finally a timetable to deliver a chest to but it comes at an estimated cost of more than 127 $1000000000.00 the cabinet has given high speed the green signal. we are going to get this done and do it sure that we do so without further blowout some of the cost

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integrate these countries and also what kind of promise can they hold out for countries like north macedonia that have been waiting for a long long time to get talks on european accession so that's the main topic on the agenda for today deja vue chief political correspondent melinda crane thanks so much melinda germany's foreign minister is also working to secure a lasting cease fire in libya a fresh peacemaking process was initiated in berlin last month and a follow up is set to take place on the sidelines of the munich security conference while foreign powers are busy bolstering opposing sides in the conflict many libyans hoping to see concrete progress towards peace. education is just one of the casualties of war. but with the french and cease fire in place schools in libya's capital tripoli are beginning to reopen their doors for now at least. this man though general highly for hafter has been fighting hard to take this city. with the help of his cell starved militia he already controls most of this oil rich nation a nation that's been in chaos since the 2011 nato backed up rising the to

. >> people in macedonia were driving around in mercedes because of fake news on facebook.t that they found strictly as a profit matter they earned more than with anti-hillary than anti-trump content. >> is resonated. one more, in the way facebook was sometimes manipulated for elicit purposes. cambridge analytica. >> it turns out facebook gave personal data and they could be quizzes. so if you took a quiz, you signed a little button that gives your personal information. but also the personal information of your friends. things like likes and political preference and relationship status. so each person that took a quiz, people awho have 130 friends on facebook it doesn't take hundreds of thousands of people, millions of people. >> whoconsent. >> no consent whatsoever. that's why one researcher ended up getting 87 million profiles from facebook. which he then broke facebook's rules and licensed it to cambridge analytica company to the guy robert mercer. >> what should we look forward to with regards to 2020 election with regards to facebook? >> disinformation campaigns throug

, they would not even offer me macedonia. lot of it. jesse: this happens a lot especially in chicago, i'm sure the prosecutors have a different opinion about that. are you angry at barack obama? >> i'm disappointing and barack obama. jesse: do you know things about barack obama that you have not spoken to anybody about. >> i know a lot of different people politics that i'm not spoken about and i would not exclude him from that list. >> are you planning on speaking about what you know about barack obama and how we came up in the chicago system, obviously maturinthetour easily corrupt c. >> i'm interested in telling the truth and doingng it without any meanness or malice but to be truthful and talking about things that might be of interest and might serve the public good. jesse: is there anything you want to get off your chest about the former president with regards to that that you have not told anybody before? >> the former president -- let me say this, the current president has trumped the former president when it comes to t

honeyland, from north macedonia, is about saving bees, underlying anxiety about climate change. a video diary from a syrian mother to her daughter, made nearly $1 million at the box office and won a bafta. documentaries are seeing a surge in interest in their content. it is a new thing and a great thing because the world needs it now, we need film about what is going on. and a documentary is about life and reflects on their experience and what happens in the world now is all this madness. documentary making really receives as much acknowledgement as features. but the edge of democracy‘s director reports huge engagement from her audience. the film had an amazing result in brazil, particularly, it exploded. the film had an amazing response in brazil, particularly, it exploded. one tweet a minute about the film for three months and we get messages from south africa, india, turkey, uruguay, united states and the uk, that people feel they understand their own crisis in their own countries by seeing what cautionary tale from our times. too often seen as the poor relation to features,

in the republik it is in the name of a religion namely islam now he also took aim at albania and macedonia ringback chances to join the e.u. many find that difficult to understand and have suggested the real reason is the large and politically active muslim communities in both countries all of this may not play out well for truly the right may cost him vital votes on the left and leave his party lacking any punch in next month's elections. r.t. paris french human rights activists he has told us president would have lost the muslim vote regardless of this latest rout. boost it will not necessarily support it but you and mark or me they can support mark or they can support people from various authorities and muslims are not i would genius the group in france whether with or without muslim boards emerging with mark or has been this decried of the day we should remember the conditions in which he was elected that the majority of french people did not go to vote majority even less people who want to avoid doing their part of it there are elections that we see not who did that the french republi

this follows the recent controversial decision by france to block the accession process for north macedoniars will bring their increasingly angry protests to the ministry of agriculture. they say low prices for olive oil and american trade sanctions are causing a terrible situation in rural areas. and later, russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, meets his counterpart in cuba to kick off his three—day trip to latin america. afterwards, he will head on to venezuela and mexico. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your wednesday sport briefing, where we start with the news that liverpool's youngest ever starting side secured a place in the fifth round of the fa cup after they beat third—tier shrewsbury town 1—0 in their fourth—round replay. after the visitors had earlier seen a goal disallowed for var, it was an unfortunate own—goal which was their undoing at anfield, as the team of youngsters supplied the reds with a spot in the last 16, despite being without their regular first team players and managerjurgen klopp. i've wor

of greeks who have been citizens of the ottoman empire she turkey while muslims from phrase and macedonia make their way to the new turkish state. and many more nationalities are affected. without the figures as go 01 mustn't forget that there were also large numbers of refugees and people resettled from the balkans and the caucasus who made up the new nation soon it wasn't only people born in anatolia. fair experts who claim that in turkey it wasn't the people who form the nation but the state which effectively created the nation from the top down. but for all. you should. ataturk's government in ankara banishes the last sultan mcmath the 6th and subsequently all members of the house of. the republic is declared on the 20. 9th of october $923.00 and is named president. however most of us come out has not yet achieved his ultimate goal a cultural revolution within turkey. as president he is determined to make his calls about ideas a reality. the 1st step of the long term bachelor takes is to marry latin for honey in his ideal of what a modern woman should be despite the fact that you as a

people a time to the journey last year after roots in other parts of europe were restricted growth macedonia's parliament has ratified an agreement to become the 30th member of the nato alliance all lawmakers votes present excuse me voted for the deal on shoes day and a dispute with greece over the macedonian name prevented the former yugoslav republic from becoming a nato member for more than 2 decades. the vatican is set to reveal on wednesday whether pope francis supports a proposal to let married men be ordained in the catholic church last year bishops in the amazon regional voted to relax a celibacy rule dating thousands of years to address a shortage of priests but as a lot america editor of c.n.n. reports not everyone thinks it will work. latin america is home to the largest number of roman catholics but the flock is dwindling as dramatically as the churches influence revelations of widespread clerical sex abuses are greatly to blame but they're not the only reason. and former priest luis pena are newlyweds lease took his vols of chastity at age 17 but 10 years ago he fell in love with

north macedonia has been closed and the refugee flows coming to greece the most likely to stay here the migration minister is on his way to the island of lesbos today the prime minister is going to visit the island of some us tomorrow those are 2 of the 5 islands that have. reception centers for refugees where refugees are identified and recorded those are official entry points to the european union for asylum seekers the reason politicians are going to the islands is not only to show government solidarity but also because in the last week there's been a very pronounced crisis in relations between the east a-g. and islands and the government in athens with riot police clashing with local inhabitants over the construction of new reception centers the government says are a vital part of its plan for dealing. with the refugee flows coming across the a.g.m. at the moment there seems to be a compromise between the 2 sides the going to get back together and discuss the siting of those new camps but of course they are also in agreement that the coast guard has to strengthen the maritime border

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overhaul are rejecting it they say it's an extension of corrupt traditional political parties north macedonia's parliament has ratified an agreement to become the 30th member of the nato alliance all members for president voted for the ratification on tuesday spain is the only nato member that hasn't yet approved north lasted only a succession but its parliament is expected to vote in march a dispute with greece over their macedonian name had delayed the former yugoslav republic from becoming a nato member for more than 2 decades maritime authorities in spain say they've located dozens of african migrants who disappeared while trying to reach europe by boat on monday more than 100 migrants were rescued from 2 rubber boats east of the strait of gibraltar separating europe and africa spain's maritime rescue service says another boat was the located on tuesday an official rescue vessel has transferred the migrants to a nearby port. on and looks likely to experience weeks of political uncertainty as parties seek to form a government for one the most seats in saturday's election with 381 more than s

the eu may open talks with two nations, north macedonia and albania, which were both disappointed when they were turned down for opening talks in october. some western european nations want to slow eu expansion for nations that may not be ready to take on full commitment on some issues like corruption. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? up, we willg democratic perspective on president trump's state of the union with representative debbie dingell from michigan. and turn into our live coverage of the new hampshire primary result next tuesday at 7:00 eastern time. we'll be live from manchester, new hampshire. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ president trump: a good life for american families requires the most affordable, innovative health care system on earth. before i took office health insurance premiums had more than double. i moved quickly to provide affordable alternatives. are up to 60% less expensive, a

as a young commander during the war of 1812, decatur's swift victory over the hms macedonia reflected his superior leadership and superior awesome seamanship of his crew. decatur, unlike his opponent, was aided by a first lieutenant, or a second in charge, like an executive officer, who idolized him as a captain. during their transatlantic passage, the first lieutenant dutifully roused the crew daily at dawn to perform rigorous gunnery exercises to absolute perfection. by the time they unexpectedly encountered the macedonian, the crew operated as a well oiled machine that handily demonstrated their ship's superior tactics and firepower. the united states, one of our first six ships of our navy, disabled her opponent with astonishing speed, landing 70 broadsides, compared to macedonian's 30. decatur returned home to rhode island with the first british naval vessel ever captured by the united states, and established his reputation as a skilled tactician and a commander at sea. last but not least, in port, decatur was also regarded as one of the navy's most dependable and trustworthy off

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migrants and refugs have been stranded in greece more than four years since the border withne hboring macedonia was sealed and the european union failed to offer enough plas t asylum seekers. malcolm brabant toveled t the island of lesbos, a refugee way station. but h begins h report in the greek capital,thens. malcolm: they traveled from e frontline of europe's migration crisis to show the greekis interior my that they've had enough. "we are all islanders," shouted a protestor. in the islands of the aegean sea, tditional hospitality has given way to frustration and anger. 1,150,000 asylum srs havere than landed on their beaches. a man called thodoris tselekas from the island of lesbos shouted, "we won't give away our sacred land to non-chrtians, to illegal migrants!" this is the target of his indignation -- moria, in lesbos, universally vilied as an overcrowded, insanitary, dangerous open prison. originally designed to hold two thousand temporary migrants, it has mutated into a permanent ghetto for twenty thousand, ten times its intended capacity. >> where are their papers? a i haid, my name i

they are brazil, georgia, greece, north macedonia, norway, pakistan, and romania. the coronavirus is present on every continent except antarctica. in saudi arabia, they have banned foreigners from visiting during the holy summary pilgrimage until july peer pakistan has banned flights to and from iran. >>> we are tracking the forecast, including a cooldown as we come toward the bay area. >>> alex savidge joins us in the newsroom with a look at the stories we are working on for the 7:00 news over on ktvu plus. >>> pg&e could be liable for another half billion dollars in damages, on top of what they have already agreed to pay. will tell you why a judge ruled the original settlement was too lenient. >>> the fight to suspend app five hit a roadblock. will tell you about the changes that lawmakers are looking at to make the gig worker economy law. we have those stories and more, coming up live at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. >>> governor newsom is on hand to launch a new tiny home community in san jose. will tell you why it is being called the bridge housing community? >>> we

countries announced their first cases of the coronavirus including brazil, georgia, greece, north macedonia, norway, pakistan, and romania. >>> a biotech company starts clinical trials to test a drug to treat the coronavirus. they said the drug will be tested on about 1000 patients with moderate and severe symptoms of the virus. the drug has helped reduce symptoms in monkees infected with coronavirus, or infected with diseases related to the coronavirus. >>> in the south bay, school districts are reinforcing an old staple of cleanliness is a way to combat the spread of germs, that can carry the coronavirus. health officials say the risk of infection is low. as jesse gary tells us, educators are preparing for the worst.>> reporter: and san jose, trace elementary school, the daily lesson plan includes covering the basics of hygiene. >> they are aware of how dirty their hands are prior to washing their hands. they tended to want to wash their hands more.>> reporter: with the covid-19 virus spreading globally, multiple school districts are taking a proactive approach to prevent the spread of in

president emmanuel macron has previously blocked negotiations with north macedonia and albania. that david cameron's bodyguard left his gun in a toilet on a transatlantic jet. it's claimed a passenger found the weapon together with the former prime minister's passport and raised concerns with staff on the ba flight from new york to london on monday. the met says the officer involved has been removed from operational duties. prince charles yesterday announced that he'd appointed a new ambassador for the british asian trust. another charity, another celeb. nothing to see here, you might think. but it was his choice that's raised a few eyebrows. yes, american pop star katy perry is the woman in question. anyone vaguely familiar with the singer will probably recognise that she is neither asian nor british. the charity sets out to tackle poverty and inequality in south asia, a noble cause no doubt, but her appointment has invited ridicule online. i'm thinking how many people are there who are either british and asian or british or asian whom i have been able to do this job just as we

examples, pakistan reporting its first two cases, three gulf arab states reported their first, north macedoniaorting its first case dying nosed in a woman whoa recently arrived from italy. let's check in with molly hunter, and richard engel. what's the latest in italy? >> the cases keep ticking up. it means that italian authorities are kefting more people. the red zone is an hour from here. 50,000 people are quarantined, fenced in, no one in, no one out. the big news is that european health officials are asking the countries to get ready for a pandemic, asking the individual countries to detail their capacity to diagnose, to defendant, and crucially to track the cases. >> what can you tell us about the global spread of coronavirus? >> so i'm in singapore because we went to one of the top laboratories today and spoke to a leading virologist, people working directly on the coronavirus to try and identify it, break it down, figure out its vulnerabilities. she says that it came from bats. she's quite convinced that bats are the original cause and that this came from a -- the market in wuhan, china

. >> i want alexander macedonia, sally ride, and african -- >> movie you hope wins?". >> besides becoming president of the united states what's one thing on your bucket list? >> antarctica, or the north pole. >> what's your best party trick, if you have one? >> party trick? >> yeah. >> that's a little bit of a salacious question. >> it's fine at parties. being a presidential candidate seems solid to me. >> i can't juggle. >> don't answer it. >> i used to have a trick where i could pour into a glass and kind of fling it over your head but the way you do it fast enough the liquid stays in the glass. if i tried to do it now -- >> good one. >> are you good at charades? >> reasonably good, not as good as chastain. >> there you have it. [ applause ] >> so, our thanks to mayor pete. you can see him and his fellow candidates in the democratic debate tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. right here on abc. and we of course, yes, that's what i said, will be right back. said. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ technology does great things for people. like make us feel better.

to separate this from the negotiations with one or the macedonia and that was you. before and so i said there is one condition one predict is it but we need to change the rules for what it is it will go expansion it is too. it is not death transparent enough we need to change these rules. so we need to talk about expansion. but this discussion must be clear and reversible so we must be able to advance more quickly with countries that make quick progress this we need to invest in such a candidates that are successful but also we need to be able to walk away from that it once we see it doesn't work. so it shouldn't be a theological system. one of the many. many people don't understand that term we. non-theological country if you will for the whatever it is that if you know the problem you want to. start a good one of enormously the well we need to be able to walk away from such a development or through and go back to the previous position so that's what's our condition but i am i'm quite determined here we need to be strict here of the one we're talking about budget a

macedonia just reported its first class. it's clearly moving out from northern italy in every direction. stuart: previously reported there is a confirmed case in brazil, first in latin america, from a traveler who had been in italy. so brazil, just at the time of the carnivale. not good news. big stories that we are covering today, obviously. the market's reaction after two sharp days of declines. the spread of the virus. obviously that dominates our broadcast. but let's not forget there was a debate last night, a democrat debate and it was utterly chaotic. i've got the media guy at the hill and before we get to the interview, bear with me, lad, just bear with me here, i want to play a clip of the media's coverage of the virus. watch this. >> it's clear that everywhere this disease is, there are a bunch of medical question marks, we don't know the answer to. why get up and say everything's fine, we are close to having a vaccine? >> no identifiable source of the infection but people have started to give it to each other. >> t