only a few months ago martin short it's had been hailed as the social democrat savior but this statement would dog the failed chancellor candidate and ultimately cost him his job. and. i think in hindsight no one is more upset about it than shield himself but that's politics the cameras are always rolling. and once something is said you can't take it back. but. both conservatives and the s.p.d. did poorly in the election so their first attempts to form a government focused on a so-called jamaica coalition with the center right free democrats and the greens. but not all negotiators toed the line. yeah we talked first with the conservatives if you will and then with the greens. and there was a willingness to explore what was possible at. it. because in the tribe was never a big fan of jamaica and nothing made me change my mind it's one of those it's own to. me and sighed i felt as though things were about to change that we could begin for tickets as a day things are starting you know it's a curious to see myself how negotiations will proceed in such a large group but i'm confident as. i am

depending on who you spoke to you were told talk to underpin this or the secretary general or martin shorts that was problematic i was out and on a human level i felt sorry for him because in light of time fish while i was because it. if we get a mandate from our party members. in the big i would like to become german foreign minister. might interest become corrupt us. when martin short announced that he wanted to become foreign minister and in return would hand the chairmanship of the party over to on to the analysis because i think he saw it as a logical step how to dougie had negotiated the european part of the coalition deal . and his heart is in this area of politics. but he underestimated the reaction of the rank and file who remembered his statement on september twenty fifth ending and. does the sestak of his all saga from from once one says that's when he said he would not join the cabinet and he is coming that it . but choice had repeatedly said he would not join a makeover government s.p.d. members were outraged as was germany's acting foreign minister social democrats got via his

at least one white house official, the director of legislative affairs martin short, defended the president because the russia investigation has gone on so long and yielded few results. >> everyone in the white house has cooperated on this investigation. we have cooperated every single way and every single paper and interview. i think the reality is that there is a growing frustration and after a year and millions of dollars spent, there is no evidence of collusion with russia. the president is expressing his frustration. >> reporter: despite the comments from mr. short and others calling for the special counsel to wrap up the investigation, it has yielded some results with the 13 indictments of russian nationals for meddling, but four indictments of figures within the trump campaign with george papadopoulos and others as well as michael flynn. >> thank you for that. andrew mccabe is gone, but not forgotten. fired by jeff sessions on friday night. a day short of retirement with his full pension. the move not well received even by most republicans. >> i don't like the way it happened. he sho

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is selected martin short took office in twenty sixteen becomingly a mass first civilian president says nine hundred sixty two he was hand picked out and sent to chief for the largely ceremonial role but he was nonetheless me a mast head of state and a key domestic ally for suchi within her party now he has stood firmly beside her even as she came under international criticism for failing to stop the ethnic cleansing of wrecking goble slim's florence louis has more from kuala lumpur. the myanmar president is supposed to be the head of state as well as the head of government but ten char occupied a largely ceremonial role he had been handpicked by aung san suu kyi to be the president while she became the actual leader of the country and she couldn't become president under the military draft of the constitution even though she had led her party the national league for democracy to a landslide victory in the election in two thousand and fifteen so she picked her trusted friend to fill that role now and there have been some suggestions that could have ruffled some feathers in the military a

you just have to remember who was part of the negotiations for this coalition that was martin short it's no longer there with the s.p.d. but he was there to force its coalition treaty this agreement and of course prior to that he was the president of the european parliament so very much in favor of the european union so all of this is good news for michael no doubt about it you know once he was asked a couple of weeks ago is macro on the new america for the e.u. i mean what's the answer to that question tonight is what you know we've been talking here about whether or not she as a leader is weaker today than she was six months ago. i wouldn't write medical off although she's been hit and she lost some of the steam maybe she had in the past in europe because of you know just the time it took her to forge a new government and you can see that there was much resistance but like venice said earlier she's back and this might be forgotten very quickly because she is by far the most experienced leader in the european union she knows all the tricks the only other person within the institutions m

the cd you just have to remember who was part of the negotiations for this coalition that was martin short it's no longer there with the s.p.d. but he was there to ford's it's coalition treaty disagreement and of course prior to that he was the president of the european parliament so very much in favor of the european union so all of this is good news for michael no doubt about it you know once he was asked a couple of weeks ago is macro on the new america for the e.u. i mean what's the answer to that question tonight is what you know we've been talking here about whether or not she as a leader is weaker today than she was six months ago. i wouldn't write medical off although she's been hit and she lost some of the steam maybe she had in the past in europe because of you know just the time it took her to forge a new government and you could see that there was much resistance but like venice said earlier she's back and this might be forgotten very quickly because she is by far the most experienced leader in the european union she knows all the tricks the only other person within the institu

certainly that's the view of the party machine reaching this point has already cost the leader martin short his job his designated successor and they are nihilists has tried hard to gain support for the deal which many members feel is one of the head not the heart kevin out has led the campaign against another grand coalition and has encouraged thousands of people to join the party to vote it down there is that's pretty high and of course we've been in the grand coalition for four years and our election performances keep getting weaker so when we've just had our worst ever result it's time to ask if this is the right way to make our party strong again. the only opinion poll taken of the party membership so far suggests a small yes vote at the same time the party's popularity is lower now than in september's elections of the parties torn in the membership is torn people are in secure what actually would help the s.p.d. to survive all of which brings us back to sunday's vote a yes will mean angle america remains as chancellor but with leading social democrats in important cabinet posts and kn

martin short was on your show. >> will ferrell, jon hamm. chris elliott. demise. >> like within seconds. a lot of them. >> jimmy: who's your favorite of all those people? >> i signed a non-disclosure agreement. >> jimmy: oh, you did? >> yeah. sorry. [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, you do what you can. >> it's so much fun, though, having people that i've known forever like fred and kristen come on because you just get to mess around in between takes and stuff. and kristen and i would just sing songs constantly. we made up this neverending medley we would force on other people. i just have a little sliver of one of them. this is just me singing it solo. forgive me. >> jimmy: was in the freezer with your pants? >> no. this was -- yes, it was. i mean yes, it was. okay. ♪ 1-877-cars for kids. krs cards for sa lichlt to & barnes ♪ ♪ injury attorney ♪ 86735309 ♪ 588-2300 ♪ empire >> jimmy: wow. [ applause ] >> that is like 1/20 of the length of the song. >> jimmy: and that probably doesn't get annoying after the thousandth time. >> oh, people love it. >> jimmy: well

party has already seen leader martin short step down dominant cain has more from. thursday night in leipzig and for the social democrats the hot topic is coalition across germany the party members are deciding if they want to work with anger merkel's christian democrats again young members like binyamin are clear. because of his tone in the. there's no grand vision in this grand coalition and i think we can only develop as an opposition party i think it's not logical that the election losers build the new government contrast that with the views of older members like christoph yaps he's proud of his fifty years as a social democrat and says pragmatism is important i was also. realist i think i'm a realist i don't want germany to become insignificant in europe we need to contribute in a way that makes our continent grow together and we can only do that with a government here that has a stable majority. certainly that's the view of the party machine reaching this point has already cost the leader martin shirts his job his designated successor and they are nihilists ha

she comes from the left wing of the social democrats people like martin short nobody talks about much in shorts and immobilised just sort of on the benches over game over after not even a year that he was also mind or our viewers was the social democrat candidate for chancellor now he's in the hands of the chairman of the s.p.d. now he's a parliamentarian and he went from hero to zero as some people cope with it and he's now a just an ordinary member of the board to stark's i do believe that there are also things happening with india speaking party with under this we're going to see like i said the first woman francisco gif i who is from the district of noise current here in berlin which is a district with a very high level of migrants she's very experienced and extremely young and from east germany so lots of new faces that as well ok now as of yesterday as you mentioned with its leadership is going to be shifting to the left there's concerns in the major coalition partners the c.d.u. that they'll be polled left as well now yesterday's space a historically low ratings. fifteen percen

expect the prime minister to reason may to say later on well we'll find out in a short time later this afternoon martin whether it's remarks that the chairman tim you were referring to is a reflection of government policy but he said in his interview this morning on the b.b.c. that he was he was confident that that was the direction that the british government was heading towards that this was a state sponsored attempt at murder the implication if to resume a does make such a serious accusation is that the british government will be beholden to follow it up with some quite serious retaliatory measures against russia and what what is into reason may's armory if it does indeed prove to be or to have the fingerprints if you like of the russian establishment what exactly could she do what are her options. well she has a range of options she could expel a number of senior russian diplomats she could prevent senior russians from traveling to the united kingdom she could freeze the assets of senior russian individuals she could prevent their children from coming to english boarding schools she could prevent t

martin, i have run to your one companies. i know what it takes in this business to deliver an dino for an 0em customer, a short year programmeustomer, a short year programme is seven years, an 0em customer, a short year programme is seven years, ten no more. that is anne stevens, the chief executive of gkn speaking earlier this week. with me is swetha gopinath from deal—reporter. good to have you here with us to give us your take on this. it almost sounded like a plea, saying, i ran these companies, i know what i'm doing. but malraux seems to be on a mission. it's been a hardly fought battle. we have seen shareholders come out in support of both melrose and gkn and some say the crux of both the company ‘s proposals is nearly the same. melrose does operate on a model of buy, improve, sell but gkn is also looking to sell off some key assets in a move to transform itself into an aerospace company. when you look at the two plans, as it were, what melrose is saying and gkn is saying, melrose has had to make commitments, keep the number of staff here, the aerospace division. they are having to put hedges around things were as gkn

short daily truces ordered by russia. let's speak now to our correspondent martin patience who's in beirut in neighbouring lebanon.through is this for the agencies today? it is a huge breakthrough following intense international pressure and a two hour hold—up at a checkpoint. that convoy hour hold—up at a checkpoint. that co nvoy was hour hold—up at a checkpoint. that convoy was finally allowed to enter the eastern ghouta. there are 46 trucks in all, but according to the un three of those trucks were empty and the reason for that according to the un was that the syrian authorities had removed most of the medical supplies from the charts, including trauma pats. the reason that apparently happened was because the syrian government does not want the syrian government does not want the rebels to receive treatment. but in total more than 25,000 people, most of them civilians, will receive some assistance today. do you think that today's move means the temporary daily ceasefires are starting to work? this humanitarian convoy starting to work? this humanitarian co nvoy was starting to work? this humanitarian convoy was

short a time to. see one to two to see if. we were particularly interested in martin or the transmission of the lines to you so i sit here and. there was a system that's very different to the u.k. . you have the cameras in the cameras that work because you mean you can at the moment. because there's a lot of electoral fraud in the u.k. so it's not like they didn't criticize russia because we have got hold cells in the u.k. for various reasons. ok that's what the observers think and as i mentioned earlier this election comes at a tough time increased tensions with the west and the official reaction to mr putin's victory has been muted so far the media though they've already made their points clear let's go live to our europe correspondent peter all of her good morning to you i know it's early days yellow and your chance for a breakfast this monday have any of the heavyweights where you are had anything to say i mean i'm. speaking to you right now from berlin and as of yet we've not heard anything from the chancellor's office from angola merkel regarding the reelection

this report is true from dow jones, this is a second executive vice president, jamie martin, leaving nike in a very shortiod of time. >> edwards was an heir apparent candidate and he is alleged to have done what >> so they are not saying. in this memo that nike sent out that we have reviewed in the beginning of it they talk about inappropriate workplace behavior reports that have come into nike not implicating any one person or department. and the memo went on to talk about how some restructuring would be in affect in part because of that. mark parker wanted a correlation or to his executives and then below that trevor edwards was resigning in the nike memo said it was his decision and would retire in august we reached out to nike and said we need more and help us understand this better and they said there are no direct allegations against mr. edwards that tie back to the inappropriate workplace behavior but there is no direction allegations. >> i don't know how well you know the personalities there at all. but how -- if mr. edwards was an heir apparent it sounds like he was a critical player. >> very cr

is very very short term our system is not suited and is not geared for long term survival and that's why we have the catastrophe is. a sad anniversary fifty years ago april for darker martin luther king was assassinated in memphis in indianapolis where robert kennedy was campaigning for president the crowd was unaware i have some very sad news for all of you and i think sad news for all of our fellow citizens. and people who love peace all over the world. and that is that. martin luther king was shot and with killed tonight in memphis. martin luther king. dedicated his life. to love and to justice between fellow human beings. he died. and the cause of that effort. in this difficult day. in this difficult time for the united states. it's perhaps well to ask what kind of a nation we are. and what direction we want to move in. this year we the high school class of sixty eight turn sixty eight as chaotic as twenty eighteen seems it's hard to imagine all we witnessed fifty years ago happening in one year in one nine hundred sixty eight there was never a time for yet nom wasn't on page one this picture won the pew let's surprise it was the first t.v. war and the one nine hundre

ties to this porn actress stormy daniels stopping short of admitting an affair, but confessing to an arbitration. so david chalian is with me. and riva martinback with me. so david, here is my question to you. you know, aside from michael cohen sort of coming out of this whole thing looking like he has gone to rent an attorney law school and, you know, the president having maybe not the best moral compass, what is the worst possible outcome really for the president in this? >> well, i'm not a lawyer, so i don't know that there will be a -- >> political pli spely speaking i'm asking. >> i'm not sure that there will be a huge amount of negative impact for him. i think that this is not new information about the president's alleged behavior. it's been out there. i think it was baked in -- i'm not even sure quite frankly if indeed this affair was revealed before the election that it would have had an impact on the election. remember, he had been through the "access hollywood" tape. >> grab them by the you know what. >> exactly. but i do think there is a fundamental issue of whether or not the president is telling the truth to the american people

short time ago in support and solidarity with the marchers in the us. we will be back there throughout the afternoon. it's time to take a look at the weather forecast and lucy martin the north and west and brighter conditions will spread south east as we move through the weekend. today, across southern parts of the uk, cloudy scenes like this, but the further north you had, blue skies and sunny spells. this photo sent in earlier. we are starting to see brightness spreading into northern england, still a few showers persisting in the north west of scotland. fairly cloudy for central scotland, temperatures in double figures. as we grow through tonight, clear skies spread south east. still showers persist in the north—west, some wintry, and more cloud in the south, temperatures not falling as far south. a quick reminder that the clocks will go forward tonight. tomorrow, mild conditions, brightening up with good spells of sunshine developing elsewhere. lots of sunshine, the risk of showers in the north west of scotland into northern ireland, northern england with highs of 12. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... hundreds of thousands of americans are preparing to

right martin there were many buses and vans full of people leaving the russian embassy in notting hill gate in west london earlier today and there were waves and there were tears there was a short address inside the embassy by the russian ambassador they would no doubt argue that their diplomatic careers here in london and their family lives here in london have been cruelly an unnecessarily disrupted by the british government the british government believes that it has dealt a severe blow to the russian embassies capacity to spy on this country certainly seeing them leave as very tangible sign of how the souls bre poisoning episode has brought relations between britain and russia to a new low and meanwhile the international inspectors are still in the u.k. taking samples beginning their analysis of the substance used. to yes i mean the it's the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons they're adamant that they do not comment on operational matters excuse me so i don't think we can expect much of a running commentary from them in the coming days we believe it will take about two weeks before we get any results from them the british police say that the. their investig

short-handed. calgary bad line change, chris tierney with the puck. what's the defense doing? they blow by etcheder kane he's wide open. 3-1 san jose. martins was the first star of the game. 37 staves on 38 shots including that pad save right there. kane four goals last time they added up. added two more today. this one off the skate on the double deflection. sharks win it 5-1, extending their win streak to seven games. >> our lines contributed in a capacity for us to win. that's kind of been huge on this winning streak, obviously. it's been a real team effort. >> it's a good step forward but we know we've got seven more games here and we're just trying to get ready for playoffs with good solid games each night. >> this was probably our sloppiest of the seven but we found a way to win and our goaltender was great. we'll clean a few things up, but you're never going to complain too much about winning. >> this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. and the cinderella story is just amazing. loyola of chicago with sister jean, 98 years old, the team chaplain. nike gave her her own shoes for this tournament. it's a great story

martin joes has his ford shut up, the 19th -- has his fourth shutout of the year.>>> he will be two big reasons why -- he looked dominant against the mariners in a short stint becauseion. he is mowing down mariners. five strikeouts and three scoreless innings. he is one of many giants open for a bounce back year. there up to -0 when he doubles -- they will come around to score. brown had two doubles, three rbis, and they win it 4-0, improving to 5 to 7. the angels, that segway, cameron hits it wide in the side of the helmet. you see it again. he would leave the game, he walked up on his own power. he did not return. still in the fifth, another injury, jed lowrie, they met awkwardly, trying to make a play. he would get an mri in his left shoulder. meantime, chris davis, deep left center, off the wall. marcus simeon, kevin morel come down. they take it 7-3, improve to fourÃzero, one. they are signing a three-year extension with the 49ers, worth $20 million. that will be in -- b karen d. -- guaranteed.>>> he is still in his prime. that will do it for me for now. i will be back in about 25 minutes with more. it is time for more news with kim and julie. >>> thank you. n

to our -- martin van buren, upstate york and he became controversial because he put okay on a memo any documented that was up at his home of the hudson river valley and to make a long story short, okay is answer our parlous because it's one of those expressed phrases we say is okay, that same year they did a ball of twine going from ohio to the east saying keep the ball rolling, started becoming a phrase. when to break down these campaigns, each one has a little bit of the lore. >> 1840 establishes the iron rule of inaugurals. keep it short. harrison gets one of the longest inaugural addresses and bitter cold washington d.c. and dies a month later. >> one other thing in 1840, rosa met in philadelphia named mr. boost in order to get votes he gave for alcohol. so you went to his house you party and that's where the word booze comes from for alcohol from the same 1840. >> james madison gave out free booze in his race to congress. and you imagine, i'll have some more of that. >> i'll tell you, i learned a few things. we thought we would open up this discussion to members of the audience. we have anybody would like to raise a hand with a question? >> we can handle it. >> right ther

in the day but for now martin that's all i have to say all right thank you very much indeed peter now professional dancers like many sports stars are elite athletes with quite short careers but when injury strikes all retirement looms few of them have lucrative indorsement deals to fall back on many of them struggle to move into other careers but one british organization is helping make the transition easier catherine stansell reports from london. dancers captivate audience with their beauty and grace but it cheating that delicate balance of athletic prowess and artistic expression takes years of training and seemingly endless personals. daniel davidson started training when he was eleven he's not ready to leave the stage yet but at thirty three he knows that pushing the body beyond its limits inevitably takes its toll it's hard on the boss. they would be long hours we have to train constantly. it's you know is difficult but i feel like the emotionally exhausting aspects of the job is probably what makes me think more about what's next. like professional sports dance favors the very young and ironically it's often when dancers reach their artistic peak but the ti

short film — a silent child. sport now on afternoon live with oly foster, and martin glenn has had to apologise? that's right. yellow ribbon. he has apologised for causing any offence, because he used the star of david and the swastika as examples where he was explaining that fa charge against guardiola for wearing a yellow ribbon. that is in support of catalan independence in particular two political leaders following that catalonia independence referendum acho. guardiola was worn twice before christmas for wearing that ribbon. he was trying to explain that. let's see what he had to say, martin glenn. the jewish leadership council ceo simonjohnson described glenn's remark as offesnive and innapropriate, ill—judged and in poor taste. glenn's apology has been accepted by the jlc. but he has promised to go and meet the jewish but he has promised to go and meet thejewish leadership but he has promised to go and meet the jewish leadership council. but he has promised to go and meet thejewish leadership council. it will be very interesting as well to see how this plays out with pep guardiola. he has until this eve