and, of course, the many, many commissioners, the department heads, and representatives who are herenk that many of us know that our lunar new year is a very celebratory event, but we all know that we are also missing a wonderful asian-pacific islander, leader, who passed away this weekend, and i want to take a moment just to recognize, of course, our public defender, jeff, who is someone who fought tirelessly for those who didn't have a voice, so please join me in just a moment of silence. thank you. and so now, one woman who i've seen at every single chinese new year event that there possibly could be and lunar new year event there possibly could be in san francisco, she probably works harder than anybody i've seen, she's in this valley, she's in the bay view, sunset, irving, chinatown, i want us to have a warm and big welcome to the 45th mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. [ applause ] >> good evening, everyone. [ speaking foreign language ] i want to thank all of you for coming out here to celebrate lunar new year at city hall. it means a lot to have each and every one of

that was something that was promised by many, many presidents over many, many years, and i got it done. then you look at also jerusalem, moving the embassy to jerusalem, for years, many presidents for many decades campaigned on it. they were going to do it and they never did it because frankly, it was much tougher to do than people whatever ever understand. it was very tough. i understand why they ultimately didn't do it, didn't get it done, but i got it done. not only did i get it done, i got the embassy belt for a fraction, a tiny, tiny fraction of what it was supposed to cost an outcome as you know, the embassy is open. is not just as it painted, it's open in jerusalem. so i am very proud of what we have done for israel, i'm very proud of my relationship with israel, and what is going on with the democrats, and with jewish people and the democrats and israel is a shocking to me. i grew up in a world where people really -- and democrats, they loved israel, and now i'm looking at a world where many democrats seem to hate israel. they seem to despise israel. it is a tremendous surprise

no doubt, our challenges are many. but who could have imagined the many blessings we have.any of us would not even be here today, had our parents or grandparents not survived the holocaust? [applause] they of blessed memory could not have imagined this powerfully significant gathering. how different history might have been, had israel and aipac existed then. who could imagine? many of us remember when the attendance here was in the hundreds. who could have imagined that we would approach the 18,000 gathered here today? [applause] and who could have imagined israel's diplomatic standing on the world stage? the predictions of israel's isolation have been debunked. the conference of presidents has traveled around the world. and we have witnessed the embrace of israel's know-how, technology and innovation. israel is indeed understood on every continent as a light unto the nations, a model and inspiration to many. [applause] i'm delighted that we're joined here by many representatives from the diplomatic community who are working together with america and israel to forge a bette

many people are looking for something to spice up the monotony of life here mani has. something of a cult status she's a young woman with her own business who travels the region on her own with her plate says that's her respect. i'm so happy that there is finally a pizzeria in the camp and i hope that hindu will also pursue other projects for the. extolled it is quite unusual for a woman to open a pizzeria all by herself and for her to work from morning till late at night at about sixty ordinary is sal go extra with the america or. the next day money is out on the road again. she passes by reminders of the western sahara war. some of the most seriously injured war veterans live in a dilapidated home outside the camp. it's important for money to show solidarity. she brings a free pizza for ahmed her tidy who was paralyzed with his spine was damaged in an air strike in one thousand nine hundred eighty. two i regret nothing i'm proud of my war ones because i got them fighting for a fair and legal cause. of the conflict is one of the oldest in africa but the world has forg

were many are looking for their missing relatives. they say they can't wait any longer for authorities to help them find their relatives so they are digging themselves up a village in eastern zimbabwe has completely changed from day. one start these boulders never used to be here the shops schools and government offices are gone. after cycling through the community it's now an eerie gravesite my nephew. who was working at the clinic was now living. under structures this is my domain. and. to see him. is wife in which four children. among the four children. but people are. under the stones where the people. you community leaders say people climb trees in a desperate attempt to stay alive but a huge rolling boulders crashed into them throwing them down into the fast moving water below. it's frustrating a lot of people are missing it could be under the stones yesterday a child's body was found in the mud there are people buried here cyclonic die is a worse storm to hit zimbabwe since like ilene nearly twenty years ago the impact was deva

as many families are still waiting for the parties to finalize the list. we know what come did you meet with when the emmy parties on the released sounds from the back of the conflict related. it's been four years since the saudi m.r.i. of the coalition began its war against who these are samir doesn't expect an end anytime soon all she wants is for her husband to be released some of. their. french president of. the fusing heavy handed tactics after deploying the army in paris ahead of what could be more violence yellow vests protests he says he wants to avoid a repeat of last weekend's when shops were looted and set on fire from paris david chaytor reports. soldiers will be deployed to guard public buildings in the french capital as the yellow vests prepared to take to the streets for the nineteenth time this weekend that being diverted from their normal operations sentinel and tara patrols to free up police resources but the decision has attracted fierce criticism the army not being used in the context of social protestants nine hundred forty seven. and

it's and many people said that they were leaving the country because they were afraid about many of thecomments the president what would you tell them well first of all they had to prove ok that. they were affected by this kind of pressures second i don't see i walk in the streets i don't see anybody ok fighting gay people ok these have their lives i think here in brazil we have the biggest gay parades of the woods and it against the biggest death and killings off off members south and t.t.t. also because we have a lot of them to our populations more than two hundred million we have a lot of gay people here in brazil and they are not killed because they are gays the are killed because all the crimes that happens all the kind of people once sixty thousand people were killed here in brazil some of them from the gay community i don't see a gay persecution here in brazil so you don't think that lawmakers are unwilling laughter and that the death threats he received when real mr john we should have stayed here in brazil and represent the people that voted him he should be in congress doing h

and many people said that they were leaving the country because they were afraid about many of the commentshe president what would you tell them well first of all they had to proof ok that. they were affected by this kind of pressures second i don't see a walk in the streets i don't see anybody ok fighting gay people ok these have their lives i think here in brazil we have the biggest gay parades of the woods and it against the biggest death and killings off off members south and t.t.t. also because we have a lot of them to our populations more than two hundred million we have a lot of gay people here in brazil and they are not killed because they are gays the are killed because all crimes that happens is. a kind of people once sixty thousand people were killed here in brazil some of them from the gay community i don't see a gay persecution here in brazil so you don't think that lawmakers are unwilling laughter and that the death threats lee received when real mr john we should have stayed here in brazil and represent the people that voted him he should be in congress doing his work. what d

and i want to go to incredible how many people turned out so nice. you can feel the end it's a fantastic. salvias middle class has had enough that angry at the country's political class and the widespread corruption and nepotism plague. that brought those dollars the most. we want to live a genuinely free democratic alliance. but i feel trapped in this country how does that have any if. i'm young and i don't want to have to move to germany i want to build my life here i want to make it my country that's. one change i want just dictatorship two and. the protesters blame right wing populist president hu church and his being progressive party government which held a firm grip on society in the past anyone who wanted to make it in serbia had to go through them but today the country lacks any credible political opposition that could bring change. if you don't listen about the opposition making demands this is about ordinary seven people expressing their discontent we don't represent any possums we merely demanding that syria become a decent country in whi

that's right monica i mean that really has been happening for many years and there are many many reasons for that we have to remember india is a socially conservative place and women are generally discouraged to pursue careers i think social attitudes also to blame for the fact that many women opt not to not to continue working after having a baby because the responsibility of raising a child is still very much borne by the mother in india sexual harassment remains a big problem you know a lack of public safety is often cited as a big barrier to female employment so i think there are you know cultural norms biases unequal gender relations of patriarchy it's really a combination of things that that account for that very low to participation in the workforce and now you know considering and big goal of creating more jobs and of course making india what is the government doing to ensure that more women stay in the workforce. well two years ago the indian government actually. passed a law to extend paid maternity leave from twelve to twenty six months twenty six weeks and that was actually q

as well among us that they will be so that tough it out they'll be able to arrest him without too many to dire consequences everybody is trying to assess that once and happen next and then of course in the border situation near colombia thousands of venezuelans would come into colombia daily to work to buy food to take back and that crossing was a lifeline for them and if it's closed along with the rest of the border then the anger just constant continues to build inside venezuela doesn't it. well it does yes of course god does that self but he realizes now this that this is not going to they are quick and easy. this is the regime that this is going to take a long time and he's hoping best they did the effect of sanctions their fact of growing popular support for him many expressions of support will eventually wear the government down and most crucially will convince the armed forces and security forces that their interests lie in switching sides but it certainly hasn't happened yet something like seven hundred members of the security forces are sent to fetch game signs well that's cer

mani is an inspiration for many she cares about camel pizza rights for women. future. that it's up to you to keep that you know i still have so many dreams and i hope our lives will change some day and that my lady you know will gain independence. him doumani herself has been independent for a long time and that makes her the owner of the pizzeria in the desert an unusual success story. the more inspiring stories check out our new facebook page d w women for everyone who believes in gender equality women still suffer widespread repression and discrimination but there are also many determined to change that d.w. women gives a voice to the women of our world. that's all from global street sounds and this week we love hearing from you that write to massive global three thousand at v.w. dot com all via our new facebook page d.w. women see you next time take care. because. the power of colors in business they make a statement and untie spinors. colors representing the brain can influence customers and sometimes cost culture first. their quiet but powerful ambassadors who he

here feel they have gone many extra steps already granting the u.k. what they can grant them and this is the end of the line that's the deal. the head of the e.u. commission repeatedly said that there won't be a third jets he said this is this is the second chance and that chance failed in the eyes of the commission so the views are hard in the front lines are hardened really i asked many parliamentarians here no one sees a path forward at the moment or what your opinion max i mean just we were trying we're still trying to get our head around what happened last night there in straw to bring this meeting between younger and theresa may you know what she was trying to do what was what was your trying to do as well i mean how complicit has the european union been in this saga of bricks and this this shambles some would say that we're looking at tonight. well complicit would be a very strong word i think what we saw last night and i'm not the only one to think that is both don't go younger and to reason may try to put more pressure into the pressure cooke

many of the people who would have been inside that mosque many of the people who would have been killed would have been relatively recent arrivals to new zealand i'm speculating but in all likelihood among them were the refugees and it's those people for many many parts of the world who've come here found a haven here in new zealand and then did up missing that death in new zealand in the most shocking way and actionable and you just missed thank you andrew thomas reporting live there from christ church. well i've been speaking to cynthia addresses for a fessor of education sociology at the american university she's also the author of the extreme gone mainstream and she says these attacks are a symptom of a changing political climate. it's definitely not surprising we are seeing a rise i think one of the most depressing things about this is its utter predictability and it's very similar to other kinds of attacks that we've seen it's just escalation we're seeing larger numbers of deaths and and but you know it's not that different from from the pittsburg shooting from the sikh temple sho

christchurch for many, many years.ur community is feeling incredibly uncomfortable, community is feeling incredibly u nco mforta ble, u nsafe community is feeling incredibly uncomfortable, unsafe because of this? i think now, there's probably some concerns but actually, my senses that the community has still, it still has faith in new zealand being a safe place. but we have to address some of the issues of our radicalisation and what has led to this attack, but generally, the communities have felt safe, even as a general increasing tone of islamophobia globally, i mean, it has spilt over into new zealand, there is no doubt about that but in general, people did not hold a lot of concerns. you go to friday prayers and no—one would have thought too much about it. so this isa thought too much about it. so this is a big shock to you, as everyone has said. thank you so much for joining us today and again, best of luck with everything that is being prepared in readiness for this. thank you so much, a counsellor there from chr

i'm serious oh my god it's good to have you with us events are taking place in many parts of the world today to celebrate international women's day hundreds of women took to the streets of the indian capital delhi to mark the occasion like their counterparts. in other countries they're calling for more equality and an end to discrimination women face many different challenges depending on where they live from restrictions on their reproductive rights to violence by men and a lack of opportunity at work. let's speak to deborah at the she's the head of asia and she joins us for more on international women's day hi deborah the you're really from india that's where you were born and raised how was the day being marked there. are it looks like different the is unable to shuras at the moment we're going to try to get back to deborah deborah a little bit later in the program for now though let's move on women around the world fighting for equality as we said in different ways we go back to karate in pakistan where the most repressive countries for women and girls there the simple act of ridin

job in so many ways. veteran suicide is something that's been an incredible thing to watch, hard to believe. it's tragic. today we can help end this crisis. i would like to thank secretary wilkie for being here today with us, he's done a fantastic job as secretary. he's making tremendous progress at the va. we are also profoundly grateful to be joined by many of our nation's leading veteran service organizations, the best, and all of the state and local veteran leaders and i want to thank everybody very much for being here. thank you very much. thank you all very much. i know how hard you've been working on this. veteran suicide is a tragedy of staggering proportions. hard to believe an average of 20 veterans and service members take their lives every single day. who would believe that's possible? there are more than 6,000 veteran suicides per year. the suicide rate among veterans is 1.5 times greater than that for non-veteran adults and the suicide rate for post 9/11 soldiers has increased significantly

some of our children have not seen many trees.whole new world for them. it does not feel like they are ten minutes away from nursery. i think one thing you find about rap music, there is a certain connection regardless of race or where they come from and if someone is connected with music you will make friends with many people. # it is about that time, you need to calm your hype... # it is not good for your mind. rapping continues. cultural, look at how many cultures are in this room right now, you do not usually see that elsewhere, and bradford it is where people can chill on both sides. when people think of bradford, you think of food or riots and it is different now because back then you could feel there was a divide and a lot of tension. we do not have that any more. there is no tension, just life. cars is one of the biggest things here. you would see cars that you would not see anywhere else in the uk. it is massive here. personally, i have taken pictures of cars because we have nice cars so we decided to meet up on a sunday

education is the one topic and the other one is poverty many goats cannot afford the pets. and so this simple technology helps the local people to create a foldable and beauty great of all paths from locally so materials and a man cold i have to read it. then to this machine and it does more than just producing the pots and i will have to leave it she would should just mention the website with the story the pav project dot org look at that very well website micah thank you very much a wonderful story there finally today to iran to meet enterprising to truest to jews not strictly forbidden in the islamic republic but they are frowned upon by the authorities who see them as a western phenomenon which is wrong because to jews been around for thousands of years and are found all mummified bodies all over the world anyway are sonic hardy is a beautician in toronto who when asked does a bit of body art as well. this is how absent they had to spends most of her time perfecting the contour africa's tamar's eyebrows her beauty salon is tucked away in the first floor of an apartment

juli and many others divide the u.s. embargo on travel to cuba to participate in the sugar cane harvest. there, she met her soul mate, the love of her life and her future husband, bill soro, as they cut cane in the field of you cuba. she and fiphil were leaders to save the international hotel, home to many poor and elderly immigrants, the surviving core of what had been a thriving filipino community at the edge of chinatown. in the early 70's, they moved into a small room, where they they helped to -- where there, they helped to fight the forced eviction. for nearly 30 years more until the site was finally rebuild as affordable senior housing, and a new home for the manilatown heritage foundation. [applause] >> supervisor ronen: juli calls the two years that she and phil lived in the i hotel the best of their life. with their first child on the way, they moved into a house in bernal heights where bill's large family had lived for generations. they went onto have two sons together, julio and joaquin. i see julio here. is

many of the. the g.'s so as it is from whether cheechoo this into wardak to gender equality to partnership i mean who knew we connect these young people to jobs or chin them to be entrepreneurs their families also can benefit from this businesses or this jobs their society and we are in a way at the baiting the business and leave the whole community and also working partnerships i mean we have international partners so regional partners and also local partners local partners for us very essential because they are the one who can lead us towards the right progress there is no one size fits all so we need really to to make sure that what you are offering is appropriate and they quit to the culture and the that i mix of the society that you operate in of course the regional and international partners they help us to do throws fairly certain expertise and knowledge to these local. people that we are helping and supporting your highness it's been an honor to have you on council because many thanks indeed for b

women in culture obviously working at the forefront for many many centuries and they will continue to do so a lot of optimism in the room here and we are on the verge of something possibly a new type guys. thanks for joining us. thanks . thanks thanks . to a. good . topic this week while. so you might ask why the not on the treadmill. or sipping vegetable soup this is because people who enjoy life who is no longer well that's a start what else can you do to stay. out. every saturday at twelve pm but shut the heart of buying films with people. to come for the new song. there's this special service some of the city's top singers performed choral music for. the spiritual celebration song. thirty minutes w. . they are digital maurier's. for women for internet activists one mission the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and violence they deploy the powers of social media. the book their messages are spreading like wildfire the social media spectacle it's critical to the bone and thousands of others on the call on life on the streets and they are women who are changing the w

many of the people across the use the same concern. about health care will continue of people wanting to move between countries and this whole perks of. not knowing. well there are going to be able to take people's goods between countries have external or already i businesses running. and. a large chunk of forty percent of the market which is currently a bridge from a bricks in residence you info people are going to be able to come across here to see the value of the pound and what's going to happen there is in speculation so we're not really sure many more money but what's going to happen more than twenty percent of all people who fly it's a portugal the british such is the love affair with the place so it's hardly surprising the portuguese government has raised the possibility of special lanes at passport control the british tourists so they continue to come after all it would be a massive dent to the economy if the golf courses were half empty. like other european countries portugal is trying to ensure the rights of british citizens

people many journalists many governments to be leading bangladesh towards an authoritarian destination you may not agree with that view but you know that is the view of many people do you feel that view back to her does she care because there's a quote from a son where he says that she thinks it's a badge of honor to be called authoritarian well. you know what he was saying is when you have been cornered and authoritarian perth and the prime minister of malaysia. mahathir mohamad has been so he was putting it in that quantity my point is this he has these things have been said we have heard it we have heard it and we hear it again and i think the reality is very different we have had. regular elections not only i didn't know you made this point i'm asking about her what is her attitude when you tell her this is what people say to me you travel around the world he know the people raise these complaints seriously she reads newspapers he reads. her does it bother her daily briefing and she knows that this is not what she is and does it bother you you're an academic a scholar you people of

that's a problem on many levels. that means that people are being told if they're not with a grou- >> we will cause while you do the power tonight. >> can we go to the presentation deck on the computer? >> there's going to be audio for the next slide. >> so the policy of alone and unsheltered means that people do not have tents or any protection from the elements. also, they're being targeted in groups. they're isolated. which is really concerning on so many levels. for safety, to be alone and having no community support and isolation is just that on so many levels. and so, the confiscation of tents and citations continue throughout the cold and rain. assessing beds requires a long wait list, 311 reservations and even though we haven't met the cliff net protocol it's been cold and been wet and you can see folks and you get cold and wet with nowhere to get out of that, you stay cold and wet. it has a huge impact on people and their health. there were 25 to 75 mats added during the winter pr protocol fr 2500 shelters b

there are many good them all right there are story i did remember. what a good lawyer yes the liking him a lot. of them in the light in the for some all of us they brought us the almost i don't honestly know let's say. there were more political shenanigans just days before the vote. when the central electoral commission threatens to burn the socialists on the basis that the president himself a socialist who is supporting the party which is head of state he should refrain from prompting yet more protests in the event the socialists won not excluded which according to some of ludlow hold next critics was surely no accident. junior partner of pla what they are playing different roles. is presenting himself as the leader of prove a pm party that will don't use playing the role of on the european profession but the kind of threat to the european future of moldova which is used by block in his discussions with the west i think that both interested in one thing keeping all the law in the gray area where they can design that also on the game they can tend to

fortnights famous dances many of these clips went viral my favorite. or something like this so gaming is all about community but who actually plays prejudice number for the game a scene is made i mean aided and hostile to women in twenty fourteen male game a set up the game or gate hash tag and started to arrest game designers online this went on for months and there were even rape and death threats things appear to have improved since then but many games still seem to show women in a strange light. it's pretty common to see female computer game characters portrayed as scantily clad sex objects whatever their role in the gang. figures in the male dominated gaming scene. most major gains are still developed for an all male audience while only twenty percent of game developers are women. this is because many of the jobs require technical qualifications we've made a mistake all these years of telling girls and young women forget about tech jobs you're not cut out for this kind of work. this way they don't even consider this line of work and rule it out fr

i heard so many this week in new jersey when we got together. they talked about how there are hundreds of first responders and volunteers still going through the mount sinai monitoring program, hoping for the best but expecting the worst. it's in the back of the minds of all those who were there that day, when will i be diagnosed? will it be too late? what will happen to my children? and my family? as of earlier this year, more than 47,000 claims have been filed with the victims' compensation fund and more than 11,000 additional claims are expected by 2020. when the fund is set to expire unless congress acts. we must do the right thing by our first responders. once and for all. no excuses. that's why i'm very proud to be an original co-sponsor of this bipartisan legislation, the never forget the heroes act, to fully fund the september 11 victims' compensation fund. so that no 9/11 survivor has to ever worry. as mr. zeldin said, there's nothing partisan about this. and the bipartisan problem solvers caucus just talked about it this morning. how i

africa he's university called him a towering figure in african and post colonial scholarship which many of the date we un staff traveling to an environment conference inside they observed a moment of silence for their colleagues thank you very much may god bless all of us thank you both the crash sites the recovery effort is ongoing investigators picking their way through the victim's belongings all that's left of so many lives lost. with me in the studio is my colleague command me from kenya thanks for joining us edith so this tragedy has hit africa but most importantly kenya. did not survive or deadweight killed in the crash how a kenyan is dealing with this tragedy i mean it's absolute shock i will tell you yesterday when i received the news it's actually somebody who called me to say would you believe that my wife was meant to be on this aircraft and that's the thing about aviation industry accidents it could happen to anyone looking at the manifest and the names from kenya sister yani she was coming from conduit to be new have passport that could have been anyone jonathan six who w

so the paradox is that north america and europe are doing more together than for many many years.—day basis of course nato continues to function and do important things, but you just alluded to the fundamental problem when you said people are questioning nato‘s purpose. the most important person questioning nato‘s purpose is us president donald trump. listen to these words from two former us ambassadors to nato. "president trump's open ambivalence about nato‘s value to the united states has hurtled the alliance into its most worrisome crisis in memory". would you agree? no, i don't agree, because i don't think we are in crisis. i totally accept that we have differences, some disagreements, but the reality is that we are actually able to deliver and work together. hang on, you have already said that, but if we go into specifics, they itemise — donald trump's public questioning of america's article 5 commitment to its allies, his persistent criticism of europe s democratic leaders, and his embrace of antidemocratic members of the nato alliance, his continued weakness in failing to c

and many of you are following this story on bbc.com. collapsed building after torrential rain triggered flash floods and landslides. at least 73 people have been killed in the floods. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: theresa may's brexit deal won't return to the commons this

or young uli's report is the work of many people over many months she was barred from actually visiting my omar itself the authorities there said that it would not be conducive to the public good to allow her into the country instead she's been able to gather evidence both in thailand and also in bangladesh she feels that the consequence of international inaction when it comes to the ring of people is only more suffering for them the sons are to express also call the friendship train between india and pakistan has resumed its service it had stopped running because of the reason violence in the region it's one of only two railways that link the countries making it a cheap travel option for people on both sides of the border come on hyder reports from the horse railway station. their train to india leaves breakthrough week early in the morning. it grew a few only opportunity for many people to connect with families there why did between india and pakistan the distance between low order not dari on the indian side of the border maybe less than thirty kilometer but if fix our destination do

many of them are not even working. in venezuela people can no longer depend on their wages as the economic crisis makes it difficult to every day it's a struggle for survival that people say the government has chosen to ignore. and that's our show for this week if you'd like to comment on anything you've seen you can tweet me i'm at a finnigan on twitter use the hashtag a.j.c. t c what do you do or you can drop us a line counting the cost of al-jazeera dot net is our e-mail address as always there's more few online at al-jazeera dot com slash c.c.c. that address takes you straight to one page and there you'll find individual reports links even a thai episodes for you to catch up on but that's it for this edition of counting the cost i'm adrian for the good from the whole team here a doha thanks for being with us the news on al-jazeera is next. i know you will ask about it but that's not us well it's not that. says they're not. under the double now because of the bunches approach and the bottom. in part one of these two

i want to bring in now scott turow, the author of "testimony" and many, many other books as well.nks for joining us. a lot of people don't know -- they know you as an author of best selling authors, but you were the assistant u.s. attorney in chicago, a partner in a law firm. you served on several legal advisory boards. and you've written a piece in vanity fair i want to quote from where you talk about barr conclusion and you said it represents a troubling effort to paper over the evidence that mr. trump committed a crime in public view. listen, barr in his letter said he and rosenstein determined there was no crime here. so what do you mean? >> well, i think, first of all, that it was -- it will prove to haunt mr. barr's time as attorney general that he did this and that he stepped into a breach that robert mueller clearly very deliberately left. but what i mean with what i'm saying is that the analysis, the small amount of analysis in mr. barr's letter doesn't really hold up. it doesn't make sense. his effort to say that because the president was not charged, that there was not

i am no longer have the stocks that many less scared i called. him to go he spoke of our g.d.p. but in this case so where are the only people that. we should listen to eat we can learn something from he bought last practice in a nice way week in spain likely beat forget about their big deal as you go if you listen to a lot of united people. now you know then booked away and that at the state we produce them just to see how they are almost all in but he doesn't include their own if you will be and not get. less than a master of wrong doing by listening but one of the many people as well asylums even criticised by ordinary people for your saying a call for the left to embrace its radical western roots as well as what he said about refugees there are tens of thousands drowned in the mediterranean thanks to the cameron sarkozy war in libya not just europe the weather troops doc don't of these problems what mate if you look or are you just exploitation off i think i'm count that it's what happened in kiryat in iraq who cooked up the guys you spat and so on and so on if you're just op

about their win some of them were told were snickering as the president repeated what he said for many months this is all a witch all a hoax but in fact the fact that the president continues to say this is a witch hunt is exactly why the democratic chair of the house judiciary committee jerry navl or says he believes that it's worth investigating further he cites the fact that the president has called the moeller investigation a witch hunt the fact that he has tried to protect his former national security advisor michael flynn the fact that he has been investigated and that he fired the former f.b.i. director james comey didn't attempt to allegedly try and stop the rush of probe is all evidence to this committee that the president needs to be investigated further that's what they intend to do notably though absent from this request for documents is the president's daughter of banca tromp we speculate that maybe because she remains largely very popular in the united states the fear is that this could in some way help donald trump's reelection efforts if his family was to protest perhaps

and for many years.ity to do this and we did it in the face of the federal government failing to do this. which i think speaks to history repeating itself now but the people of san francisco adopted this saying to the women and girls in our community we see you. we respect you and you deserve dignity so i'm always proud to be a san franciscan when i think about that. so it's such a privilege to serve on the commission march is my favorite month because it's women's history month and really gives us an intentionality in a focus around highlighting women and really honoring these unsung heroines that we have in our community. every day and i know we'll talk a little bit more about the three women here today. and speaking of honoring heroines i have the opportunity to induce are mayor mayor clinton breed. this is our first opportunity through the commission to celebrate her during women's history month and i wanted to say a couple of things about her. i've known the mayor. for many years before she became a

and many others.andidate eight, ron desantis -- we have a candidate, ron desantis, a friend, a friend of many of us in this room, but nobody knew he was running. he was running in the primary against somebody that was easily going to win. he was get jeweled to be the next governor of florida -- he nextcheduled to be the governor of florida. but ron has been with me on this witchhunt, defending me against these phony charges about russia, russia, russia, russia. my wife says, you never spoke to anybody from russia, don? and i say, you know, that's right. but ron defended me. when people defend me i defend them. so i came. that's why i am a like mark -- that is why i like mark. that is why i like mark leven. i'm not sure that many people love him, he is tough as hell. but i like mark. so ron desantis calls up and can i have your endorsement. i said ron, you are at three, your opponent, the commissioner, he has $22 million in the bank, his phone number is a very good, he is up in the 20's or 30's, and i

let me tell you, this woman has done so many amazing things for so many people. the list goes on and on and on. yes, we know in the filmore western community about the work that she has done around the turkey give-aways, the toy give-aways, the -- every time there is a funeral, she is the one who is cooking the food. every time someone comes home after serving time, her house is the house that they go to to get some support. and oftentimes she is doing this by pulling her own money out of her own pocket to help support people in the community. utey is there to uplift us, she is there to pray for us, she is there to support us, she is there to comfort us, especially during challenging times in the western addition community. she is this unifying support and voice. she is just a constant support. and even when we're going through oftentimes very challenging times, she is right there to lift us up. in a way that just makes us feel better. we are so lucky to have her in the western addition community. we are so lucky to have had here in our lives for so long. whether

drugs that and many us summons have been . just dealing with bricks and all the time and the next summit is also dealing with threats that again so we are running around in circles for two years says for example the dutch prime minister is good and some say let's get over that now so we can focus on other things about on the other hand you have to admit that the brits are ready disengaged from many things here and the migration issue for example that's not a british problem or brecht's a problem this is a problem of the rest of the e.u. and this visit not be solved by breck's it or get to go with that and many people feel that the european elections will be overshadowed by bragg sit and think about it if brits then have to complain for europe against europe how many right fame populace from britain will then sit in the chamber in july these are many unanswered questions and many say we don't want an extension into the dog let's get over that now so for brussels as well time is of the essence spent regard for us in brussels and

orms but many question his lack of policies to fight inequality and protect minorities. in brazil yeah we've come to the brazilian capital to talk to the man who feels himself as the sword and the shield of president. vice president of rescue time moves on without top flight zero. zero zero a first question this political crisis in venezuela right now. we know that you're in a military attaché in the country do you believe the armed forces will remain loyal to an equal i don't know well what happened is that the army forces in venezuela they are part of this process that's happening there ok my infusion that they are trying to find a solution. because. not only the armed forces have weapons and been as well they are do believe. we have the drug gangs so the armed forces are right moment they are trying. to find a solution a peaceful solution ok so that the country can be back on its tracks again but that leadership remains noir why is that. well i don't have enough information to tell you why. i just can't understand that the lawyer because they see mr mudd who is to the

he knows he'll be one of many candidates. many eritreans are desperate to leave. the humanitarian corridor initiative is financed by current us italy and the center g.t.o. community. their representatives decide who is most in need of help. john carlo danielle and olivia are listen to everyone stories take lee tells them his brother is missing. he could be dead or in jail he doesn't know. sure you simply deficient selecting candidates is always hard the stories we hear are all very different because all these people are marked by their experiences of untold suffering the pain of having to leave their homes or torture they've lived through unimaginably distressing situations. both in this committee. and those are the criteria that helped the team select candidates who needs medical assistance who has experienced persecution or torture for their women in particular need of support to candidates have family they can join in italy. and they were strictly we do three rounds of interviews with them in the third we ask them if they really want to go to get really believi

many kids that go to schools but that hasn't happened yet so many are. using these dangerous illegal paths that are controlled by the military. many. paramilitary. group. so this situation remains call right now and the border is definitely very volatile to change quite. yet. we move to other news and algeria's government is taking action to quell the largest anti-government protests nearly thirty years education ministry has ordered colleges and universities to close their campuses two weeks ahead of the scheduled spring break young people played a big part in the mass demonstrations reflecting the high youth unemployment protests intensified last week and president of the disease put to flicker announced he would be seeking a fifth term in office more now from hashem who's covered the region extensively for he says what role are gerry's military decides to play will be key as the protest movement gains momentum in algeria the big question is what will be the army's next move the army being the most powerful establishment in algeria that will depend on

many of the people will say use the same concern. about health care will that continue obviously people wanting to move between countries and this hope works. not knowing. whether i'm going to be able to take people's goods between countries having ready by businesses running rental apartments and my concern is that we use a large chunk of the forty percent of our market which is currently a bridge from a. residence info people are going to be able to come across here to see the value of the pound and what's going to happen there is speculation so we're not really sure the moon will many but. what's going to happen more than twenty percent of all people who fly it's a portugal the british such is the love affair with the place so it's hardly surprising the portuguese government has raised the possibility of special lanes at passport control the british tourists so they continue to come after all would be a massive density economy if the golf courses were half empty. like other european countries portugal is trying to ensure the right