coming to you live from birmingham unloved and unemployed germany's social democrats oust their leader martin sure just deal's off to you to go see to their return to coalition government what's more he loses out on the post of foreign minister and ask our political correspondent why now also coming up south korea officially kicks off the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics fireworks filled the sky over the host city pyong chung but they do not bring cheer for everyone a final ruling bars dozens of russian athletes from the competition. and this olympics brings the first ever visit to south korea by a member of the north's ruling dentistry kim jong un's sister what's behind a diplomatic trip across the border. you. own a warm welcome to you i'm under thought she the leader of germany's social democrats martin schultz says he'll no longer seek the post of foreign minister in a future grand coalition government or any other post in the new cabinet on wednesday schultz a spot he struck a deal with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives should give up the s.p.v. leadership and announced h

well first reactions are coming in after martin schultz's. whereas some s.p.d. members have said that the foreign ministry should be kept in the hands of god or the current foreign minister there are other s.p.d. members have been stressing that now it is the moment to talk about content and not to talk about personnel and if you look at martin shows a statement that we just saw there that was precisely what triggered his decision after the social democrats on the conservatives announced that coalition deal it seems that within the s.p.d. the debate about personnel and in particular about martin short his announcement that he wanted to become germany's next foreign minister overshadowed the debate about content on what was actually in the one hundred seventy seven pages of the coalition deal and what type of policies or social democrats would be implementing this part of that new government and that was precisely why martin chose announced that he would not become germany's next foreign minister for martin short so me this is a very difficult moment just remembe

despiden a martÍn duque, joven de 14 aÑos que muriÓ en el tiroteo, lo recuerdan como un amigo de alma. plegarias al cielo, inmigrantes piden en misa por el futuro de dreamers si los polÍticos no hacen nada dicen, solo les queda esperar el milagro. >>> mÉxico en el corazÓn, una feria gastronÓmica llena, la tortilla claro estÁ, es la gran protagonista. > noticias telemundo comienza ya. noticias telemundo con julio. >>> una revoluciÓn ha nacido de la masacre en florida y hoy, revive el debate de las armas, telemundo se suma a la conversaciÓn con un programa especial en donde tuvimos testimonios y propuestas, mÁs adelante los detalles de lo que se dijo en este foro, pero comenzamos con la pena profunda de la familia de martÍn duque, joven de 14 aÑos que muriÓ en el tiroteo, hoy lo despidieron y la comÚn dado escolar busca fuerzas para intentar sanar la herida lourdes nos cuenta mÁs. >>> julio, la comunidad aquÍ ha dado hoy un paso mÁs para cerrar esta herida arco aquÍ los alumnos, acompaÑado por sus padres regresaron a la escuela y las familias de las vÍctimas como la de martÍn continÚan

and a german coalition already in crisis the social democrats former leader martin schultz withdraws from a post as foreign minister bowing to pressure from his parting the announcement comes just days after he said he was stepping down as party head. it was a night for the history books as the twenty eighteen winter olympics kicked off n.p.r. chang the two koreas march together and south korea's president shared a historic handshake with kim jong un sr amid a spirit of unity in fact kim sr is the first member of the north swilling dynasty to venture south since the korean war but is this rapid improvement in korean ties the beginning of a new era in relations or merely smoke and mirrors we will ask an expert in just a moment first this report. demonstrators outside the olympic stadium gave the north koreans a hostile reception they clashed with riot police and made their feelings towards the north known. reality. show you know what. we are we want to hold our own. north korea's olympic delegation mocked and historic first it included kim jong the youngest sister of leader kim jong u

she said now what would martin say? that there were other things over time but i think one of the stars you think about it myself when i'm in crisis over some issue of social justice who we would say well would martin do and i think that's an important way to try to think about on a day like this. >> you also said there were components about what he would do. >> one of the things he owes would do about issues and he learned over time he was inches board was so much wisdom he didn't need to learn anything, when he was chosen to be the leader by the people in montgomery because he wasn't born with a little thing is saying he's the leader but they learned when they made a mistake there were some failures throughout and he would learn to strategize, how to organize and conceptualize and how to pick targets and how to figure out what you're going to get out of some situation because he was an effective leader is not someone who tries to meet the people figure out what the end result other be not enough to even be courageous

struck with the social democrats as the foundation for good government while social democrat leader martin schultz said the pact would bring fundamental change for both germany and europe all right let's hear what chancellor merkel said the breakthrough means for germany. those who only fund google programs i know millions of citizens have been scrutinizing the negotiations. they have to justifiable requirements of us. just doesn't and second to remember the needs and the desires of the people. and you bill clinton but the officer. dimension i am convinced remains both parties reached can do just ask the the foundation of the good and stable government that whole country me and the world expects of us all this of our destruction we had a strong influence on the agreement that we're thankful that some compromises that were hard to get by the union parties could eventually find agreement we're doing politics for the workers of this country we want permanent employment contracts to be the norm again the practice of giving out temporary contracts for no good reason will be strictly limited we'

unloved an unemployed germany's social democrat leader martine schultz rejects a top ministerial post just days after he because she hated his party's return to government that's after the party's base signaled that they could refuse to ratify his coalition deal. i'm sarah kelly welcome to the program the twenty third winter olympics has officially opened with an extravagant ceremony in south korea president moon day in declared the twenty eighty winter games open her fireworks going off over pianka chang. nearly three thousand hits from ninety two countries and for the sold out saving him during the opening ceremony the kings have had to overcome multiple hurdles at a winter sports most prestigious event the i.o.c. and the athletes will be looking to put their troubles behind them and keep. off the olympics with a bang. all the court of arbitration for sport the c.i.s. has turned out an appeal by forty seven russian athletes and coaches to compete at the games the russians have been banned from taking part by the international olympic committee over state sponsored doping in sochi fo

so those were comments by martin schulz for the latest twist in this political drama in germany let's go to our correspondent thomas sparrow tell us after all that hard work on the coalition agreement now this how surprising is this development it is indeed a political drama those who believed that germany's political uncertainty after months and months of negotiations had come to an end with the coalition deal only a few days ago was certainly surprised today by the announcement of martin shows and the big question is why that announcement was made why this news is now so important in the house to do with the turnover political debate within the social democrats it's seeing to that debate about personnel about who would be doing what in the new government overshadowed the debate about content about the actual coalition deal and what the social democrats would gain in that coalition deal and doc is probably the reason why martin schultz had to announce today that he would not be taking up that post as the foreign minister and this is particularly painful for martin shoals of return be

coming to you live from berlin unloved and unemployed germany's social democrats oust their leader martin schultz just days after you negotiated their return to coalition government what's more he lose out on the post of foreign minister i ask our correspondent why now. also coming up south korea officially kicks off the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics fireworks filled the sky over the host city kyung chung but they do not bring good cheer to everyone a final ruling baal's dozens of russian athletes from the competition. this olympics brings the first ever visit to south korea by a member of north ruling dinnerstein kim jong own sister what's behind a diplomatic trip across the border. last so long farewell readers in goodbye the words some brits just refused to say can a new campaign convincing you kids gregg's it be a republic to back a second referendum on europe. hello and welcome i'm under that chiba the leader of germany social democrats martin show says he really no longer seek the post of foreign minister in a future grand coalition government or any other post in the ne

close only and on employees germany social democrat leader martin shows abandons johnson take on a top ministerial post just days after a new goes easy his party's return to governments to the party's base signals they could refuse to fight his coalition deal. on a welcome north korean leader kim jong un has advice that south korean president and to pyongyang that this would be the first meeting of korean leaders in more than a decade south korea says' kim jong un's sister can deliver the invitation at the presidential palace in seoul she's visiting the south as part of a delegation attending the winter olympics president moon spokesman said the south korean leader had responded to the advice calling from both sides to builds the conditions needed for the business. a home or in this town when it crossed over to our correspondent jason strawberry who was near the site of the olympic thing got none in south korea how significant is this invitation by the north korean leader kim jong un are we going to have peace by the end of the olympic games. that would be very optimistic but it certai

gabriel: martÍn era una persona muy buena. de buen corazÓn.mos todos felices, martÍn estaba feliz, y estÁbamos hablando como dos minutos antes de todo lo que pasÓ. carolina: ¿de quÉ estaban hablando? gabriel: hablÁbamos de cÓmo estÁbamos. como hacemos todos los dÍas, ¿sabes? ya sabes-- carolina: parte de la preocupaciÓn para la familia de este jovencito, de la familia duque es que no tenÍa un telÉfono celular. rÁpidamente cuando vieron las cÁmaras de univisiÓn acudieron a ellas para pedir ayuda redes sociales. compartÍan el e-mail para pedir ayuda. ¿has podido conversar con el hermano? gabriel: cuando yo salÍ de la escuela con mi mamÁ, mire a miguel y me fui, y le preguntÉ por martÍn. y me dijo que estaba esperando por el hermano. yo tenÍa un sentimiento de que-- cuando yo estaba saliendo me dios-- como muchas personas. yo pensÉ que-- hablÉ con miguel y decÍa que no habÍa hablado con Él, porque no tenÍa telÉfono. yo dije se va al hotel-- yo tenÍa un sentimiento de que algo le habÍa pasado. carolina: te agradecemos, gabriel. por estar con nosot

had quarters at chancellor angela merkel's party her conservatives and the social democrats under martin schultz are set to announce plans for a new grand coalition any minute now you see these pictures live this follows days of negotiations in which the two were deadlocked over issues like health care reform now today's agreement still faces a vote by nearly half a million social democrat party members. and our political correspondent hans has been standing out in the cold all morning waiting and watching this story for us hi hans what details do you have for us on this agreement. well it seems clear it's clear now that an agreement has in fact been reached just a few minutes ago the former general secretary of the social democrats entered this building just behind me and spoke to the press briefly he confirmed basically that the social democrats have been given the finance ministry the foreign ministry and the ministry of labor these are clearly three very crucial ministries for the social democrats and mean that they have driven a hard bargain in this discussion with the conservatives

martin: i have no idea.t is that would very low volatility we saw the last period. a bit more volatility definitely helps active fund managers. anna: thank you. , standard life aberdeen co-ceo. coming up, the focus turns to banks and their share buybacks. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." 40 minutes to go until the cash equity session opens. let's get a bloomberg business flash. here is debra mao. the royal bank of scotland has swung to its first full-year profit in a decade, but the delay in settling a u.s. mortgage securities probe is casting a shadow on any celebration. reported a full-year adjusted operating profit of 4.8 2 billion pounds. the bank expects restructuring charges. re says it expects to benefit from adjusted prices. reported a slump in net income to $331 million, down from $3.6 billion a year earlier. that followed one of the most costly hurricanes event in history. the company says it will raise its dividend and author is a new share buyback program. snap h

martin luther king jr.ing aside a date year to remember him and the just cause he stood for. we have made historic strides. rosa parks refused to go to the back of the bus. can democratic people, we take pride in the knowledge that we americans recognized a grave injustice and took action to correct it. >> that is president ronald reagan in 1983. the official announcement of the holiday honoring dark or martin luther king -- that was not always a view of ronald reagan, jeanne theoharis. >> for many years he was skeptical of the holiday for martin luther king, he thought there were too many holidays and it might be costly. dr. king wasow if a communist or communist sympathizer. for many years but began to see the political utility for him, particularly among moderate voters. ronald reagan as a sensitivity gap around racial issues and is running for reelection. tosees a political upside backing this legislation. in his speech, we see the elements of what will become the -- what i am calling the national civil

while we can talk now to martin milius from the aid organization care in amman in jordan good day. there's been so many reports of many casualties injured our medical workers the hospitals in this besieged area equipped to deal with this influx of badly hurt people. now i mean that is really beyond belief what we're witnessing out among all right martin millions from the aid organization care in amman jordan unfortunately the link has is not very well so we're going to try and check in with you in our next bulletin we're going to stay in syria because turkey has vowed to press on with its offensive and half in a spider planned alliance between kurds in the region and pro-government syrian forces turkey's presence which of tyro on claimed his country's forces were hindering the deployment of syrian forces and there are fears that damascus is involvement in the region could further complicate syria's bitter civil war. all right i believe we have we a stablished the line with them martin million from the aid organization here in amman jordan let's pick up where we left off those repor

not to rush ahead and place the next candidate on a pedestal in just three short days martin shultz now finds himself without the leadership of the s.p.d. without a position of authority and without a ministerial post and with the s.p.d. really in chaos. for the latest twist in this political drama let's bring in our political correspondent thomas sparrow who is standing by at our parliamentary studios so thomas all of this hard work on the coalition agreement now this how surprising was this development but you say. well it is certainly surprising in particular for those here in germany who thought that after months of uncertainty germany's political troubles were about to come to an end with the signing of a coalition deal only a few days ago but this is just another chapter in germany's political drama as you your say and certainly big development in germany a big development also for the s.p.d. if you ask why this development happened the reason is that the debate on personnel the debate on who would do what's in a no the grand coalition overshadowed the debate on content and th

reporter: in just three days, martin schulz has hit a political high point and low point.fter exhaustive wrangling, on wednesday, his announcement we have a coalition agreement. in a marathon section of talks lasting more than 24 hours, the to do parties fought them a argued, yelled at each other, and finally agreed. >> we had a strong influence on this agreement, and we are grateful that in the end we achieved compromises that were hard for the conservative side to accept. reporter: he negotiated well for the spd and rested key portfolios from conservatives. -- wrested key portfolios from conservatives. all of this in spite of the fact that he said he did not want to be a minister and merkel's government and was against another coalition. afterward, many in the spd said he is broken his word twice. many party members were angry. and that anger did not abate. despite his decision on wednesday to resign as party leader, making way for another to take over. on friday, he announced he would no longer seek the post of foreign minister, saying it could jeopardize the upcoming v

our martin savidge is there in the crowd, and martin, these young people, teachers and elected officials have direct messaging to the pt resident of the united states and to politicians as a whole and they have pledged, these people here are pledging that they want to take matters into their own h d hands to prevent yet another school shooting from ever happening again. martin, what are you hearing and experiencing from the people there directly? all right. looks like we do not have our connection with martin savidge there. it might just be that it is very loud, and he is in the crowd. oh, here we go. >> and where this tragedy took place, and the speaker after speaker hasp been electrifying the crowd and often bringing this tome tears talking emotionally about what they have been through, and obviously, very empowered and bringing about change, and the mantra over and over again is that if the politicians can not bring change and if the adults will not bring the change, then students will have bring change. there is a chance that calm from the crowd demanding the political leaders have a

logramos hablar en exclusiva con la abuela de martÍn duque, que cuidÓ de martin durante sus primerose su nieto era muy querido en su pueblo natal >> muy serio, y va a la escuela, llegaba y me decÍa: ya lleguÉ! se subÍa arriba de mí. ivÁn: recorrimos la comunidad en la que creciÓ y a la que nunca regresarÁ. esta es la iglesia donde lo bautizaron hace 14 aÑos, y aunque habÍa planes de que regresara al pueblo, esos planes no se cumplieron. la de la familia estÁ atenta a lo que dio los padres de martÍn y expresaron su solidaridad con las otras vÍctimas del colegio. >> lo siento demasiado porque ellos estÁn pasando el mismo dolor que estÉ pasando yo. ivÁn: mientras tanto, la familia duque en florida logrÓ reunir el dinero para los funerales. iban macÍas -- ivÁn macÍas ,univisiÓn. fÉlix: el presidente donald trump volviÓ a atacar al fbi por ignorar las denuncias de nikolas. pablo gato con mÁs desde washington. pablo: donald trump sigue en guerra con el fbi al insinuar que la masacre de la escuela de florida fue culpa de esa agencia. " muy triste que el fbi perdiera todas las seÑales enviad

martin: it was at earls court rally in 1966 that cliff richard blicly declared his christianity.e waslso a pastor to -- he was even invited before the queen and thher members of royal family in 1984, and said afterwards that he did not change his message, but simply pointed to jesus. >> my own son came to live in the face of billy graham. i don't think we have had somebody who simply says, the bible says, the bible says. doesn't intrude his own ideas into the message.n, martin: his escribes a recent conversation. >> i said, "dad, what do you want on your tombstone?" he thought and said just preacher. that's it. martin: unlike so many american preachers, billy graham was never caught up in any kind of scandal, andnsisted his financial affairs were transparent and audited by others. it was thepl sity of his message and the sincerity of his life that will be his legacy.a: a politicalith historian at the american university. i asked him how graham was able to cross the political divide. >> billy gham, when you look , it waselical preachers billy graham and the pack.he that is how faa

germany's social democratic leader martin scholtz resigns after having recently agreed to form a so-called grand coalition with chancellor angela merkel. and on to another resignation in europe the foreign minister of the netherlands quits after admitting he lied about a meeting with vladimir putin and the russian leaders intentions to forge a greater russia. in an exclusive interview with our t.v. head of the court of arbitration for sport stiffens the olympic committee's decision to exclude russian athletes which the court itself had already cleared of doping allegations. the fact that the show because of an athlete's mean that has nothing to do over the case to the it was. broadcast and i direct from our studios in moscow. certainly glad to have you with us now germany's social democratic party leader martin childs has announced his resignation with immediate effect his decision comes after he lost out in the german election to chancellor angela merkel and then faced criticism over agreeing to a grand coalition government for a second time he said his decision will allow the party to re

martin patience, b news, lebanon. jane: high-tech tracking collars with cameras have given us anea incredibl's eye view of like in the arctic. the cameras were fitted to female polar bears in an effort to discover how they are finding enough food on the diminishing arctic ice. victoria gl has more. vis oria: a polar bear'view of the arctic. these remarkable images were captured by cameras inside tracking collars that scientists fitted to fema polar bears. the researchers had to wk for three arctic spring seasons om 2014 to 2016 to capture nine bears. each animal wore a collar for 10 days before the cameras inside were retrieved, revealing unique insights into their behavior.m the was to understand whether the animals were gettina enough tt during the critical spring thaw.sh satellites havn arctic sea are decreasing at a rate of 14% every decade, and use the ice to hunt their main and most calorie-rich prey, seals. after hitting them with tracking in their colors, researchers injected the bears with the metabolic trace

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martin's documentary airs on pbs tuesday and again next week the second part. that's it for our program tonight. thanks for watching "amanpour on pbs." see you again tomorrow night. >> "amanpour on pbs" was made possible by the generous support of rosalyn p. walter. >> you're watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. the survivors of the florida school shooting are demanding change. president trump moves a little. he said he is open to tighter background checks. but is that enough to encourage congress to act? [chanting] >> enough is enough! enough is enough! >> a student-staged process. we'll hear from one of the survivors of the florida shoot whowho has this message for the president. >> we're not gonna back down, no matter what. we're not gonna stop until changes happen. >> the f.b.i. is too focused on russia, says the president, who this weekend tweeted 12 times about the russia investigation.

martin: no.o be givinge time opinions on those sort of things, but i would stress it is less than 5% revenues. .t is a low fee it has got a very low fee that mandates. i think it is good value for their customers, and we have done a great job, so, obviously, moments like this, you are just again, i have had lots of disappointments in my career, and this is just another one that week to get over. me a sense,ve martin gilbert, about the exact implications of this. i understand this is a blip. i understand you're trying to be positive, but the market is trying to worry about something. the implication is on job cuts. will that be any implication on how you manage your business breaksclusive martin: no, i don't think so. thosetoo early to discuss sort of points. i am positive. i think this business is in very good shape. clearly it is a blip, and i think the issue here is that it is such a large amount of money as opposed to the revenue from it and be profit from it, so what i am doing is i am missin

martin teaches at the refugee center and wants more detail. from his neighbor who was the festival's organizer. this was not our what we now know from police sources is that the writing was probably caused by two rival groups each comprised of around twenty to thirty persons fine but that is not absolutely certain they're said to belong to migrant circles and according to what the head of the police operation told me they've been attacking each other for quite some time on a flea flicker of a fight but what is claimed in the local newspaper and by the media worldwide that rioting adolescents out of control went on the rampage through sean doff that never happened after all this about fox leash the stock if. so because of the way this is blown out of all proportion it really annoys me and it scares people this heartens those who are willing to help for him and prevents contact as easting i am the sticky it's important not to tell everyone with the same brush. so if something like this happens we have to ask why mention valiant's meet the name g

martin teaches at the refugee center and wants more information detailed. from his neighbor who was the festival's organizer. this was not our what we now know from police sources is of the rioting was probably caused by two rival groups each comprised of around twenty to thirty persons but that is not absolutely certain they are said to belong to migrant circles and according to what the head of the police operation told me they've been attacking each other for quite some time and a feeling of a fight but what is claimed in the local newspaper and by the media worldwide that rioting adolescents out of control went on the rampage through sean doff that never happened off the top everyone with the same brush. so if something like this happens we have to ask why they should mention valiant's meets the ninety's which people are involved are they the refugees we encounter at school or in the community or some individuals who really are frustrated and i should be forced to be at sea. he wayne is drawing up a training program to help youngsters guard against frus

in the brands now germany's oldest political party could finally get its first ever female leader martin chill to set to hand over the leadership of the party to andrea nonis historic changing of the current. head of a leak that's especially not about what would be best in this situation and i also had to consider whether i can and want to fulfill this task after these processes of deliberation we both decided that this is the best course of action you know this is the best of. as leader of the social democrat parliamentary group now liz was valued for her ability to bring people together and motivate them. she also has a reputation for being outspoken some say it was her speech at the social democrats party conference that secured the votes needed for starting coalition talks with angle america's conservative block. we will not give up our s.p.d. party beliefs if we decide to govern in a coalition. and renata started out more than twenty years ago with the in the s.p.d. youth organization the young socialists she became the leader in one thousand nine hundred five back then she was a st

one, we would talk about what would martin do about whatever was going on. what would martin do? and we would talk about it and then we would say-- she would say what would martin think and we would talk about what martin would've said about whatever was going on and this was four years and in between martin luther king day depending on what was happening around the world, so i always ask myself-- i just came back from speaking down in tampa for their martin luther king celebration and what i talk about is what martin would say and what he would do about all that's going on and one of the stories-- do you want me to tell the story? >> tell the story. >> one of the stories one time was that lb gt groups had been wanting her to come out say something in favor of the rights of people and she told me, the women who were with martin and whatever she said then she met the guys who were with martin. we knew which men. they have said i should do it because that's not my issue that's not your issue. don't do it. .. >> whenever i am in a crisis of an issue over social justice, we would say

more of the story now with martin milius from the aid organizations care in ahmed in martin thank you for joining us we saw such horrifying pictures there in that report we're hearing also reports that civilians are collapsing from hunger that the medical situation is extremely dire how much has the situation deteriorated in the last few days. we have thirteen. besiegement in the last few months. so basically this area as you mentioned in the report has already besieged since four years or ever since a number of months you know all the tunnels were closed all the checkpoints were closed so the situation before the military escalation in the last two days was already very dire we have seen the monitors generate storying we've seen shortage of essential items drugs and medication and now we are witnessing in the last few days military of elation on the ball on that plane where it should have basically made many care and how they didn't seize to. suspend or just because of. that you're reaching margin what are the most pressing needs on the ground right now. now it's really i mean the fi

martin holds their announcing ambitious plans do you see this as somewhat of a reset button that he's trying to press and what kind of reception are these ideas going to get in europe. of course he needs to try to sort of reform it himself as the strong and the great european that many people saw him before he went into german politics and when he was still president of the european parliament and there of course he had of rather the strong european profile that got lost during the election campaign in germany people with disappointed really because what came from watching schultz was so weak it was so domestic he didn't run on a strong european platform like a mongrel micron did in france so now he really has to prove whether he can do it and whether this is not just big words and lofty gestures but that he will really deliver so people looking at him and his party very closely and you know mr marquand he won't even get a chance to deal with this plan if the s.p.d. shoots it down so when are we going to know what the s.p.d. members have decided when it's the vote and one of the resul

martin short sleeves empty handed just a week ago it looked like he would become foreign minister and new government now he's given up that ambition as well as the s.p.d. leadership. the only people to have resigned from my s.p.d. post and from the government because i want to help and the debate about personalities in the party. members can focus on the coalition agreement. s.p.d. members will vote on the coalition deal between the social democrats and conservatives early next month it's fear that grassroots members could reject it out of frustration with debates about ministerial posts. many members believe could now rejuvenate the party the s.p.d. executive has endorsed charles schultz a successor. the former parliamentary group leader is likely to be formally elected at a party conference in april bill it is a fun talk to you and i want to take on this you too it's a responsibility to the country because i will endorse entering the grand coalition . i will campaign for it and do everything i can to make. sure it's was at the helm of the s.p.d. for less than a year towards the end

martÍn ostrava hacer militar.colar, de donde era miembro juvenil. la Última fue la medalla al heroÍsmo. >> martÍn decía que querÍa ser un profesional para ayudar a su madre y su padre. >> un sueÑo que la sala de un fusil truncar un. esta prenda asegura que la familia duke estÁ tocada por la tragedia. >> a ellos ya los han asesinado. el crimen en mÉxico, van como siete con este niÑo. >> martÍn luque es el Último en ser sepultado. algunos dicen que es muy posible que no regresan a la escuela. aunque duke era un miembro orgulloso de la secundaria,sus amigos no quieren regresar para revivir el coro-- el horror del 14 de febrero. los padres tampoco pueden superarlo. >> yo sigo sintiendo miedo de que tenga que volver a la escuela. necesito que el principal nos diga cÓmo los va a proteger. >> no cree que armar los profesores sea una soluciÓn, sino mÁs bien una agravante. >> tengo miedo de entrar al salÓn y dar a un profesor con un arma de fuego. >> lo Único que quiere es volver a la normalidad, aunque en el fondo ya sabe

teammates instigated repeated incidents of harassment against martin and another player. today lapd stepped up patrols around the school while martin is in a medical facility seeking treatment. ron mott, nbc news. >>> turning now to the winter olympics in pyeongchang where we're down to the last 48 hours of the games. ivanka trump has arrived in south korea to lead the u.s. delegation during closing ceremony this weekend. she had dinner with the south korean president and said she wanted to reaffirm the administration's commitment to the people of south korea. she'll also be there to cheer american the athletes. but in figure skating team usa missed the podium last night. russian athletes dominated on the ice with two teenaged skating stars taking gold and silver. in curling, the u.s. men are on a hot streak and are heading to the gold medal match against sweden. team usa is now guaranteed its best olympic curling finish ever. >>> right now the medal count stands at team usa in fourth place with 21 medals behind norway, canada and germany. >>> still ahead, as we continue

i want to bring in martin.e talking about the government giving money to particular aid charities, do you think there has been too cosy and casual a relationship between the government and the charities who it funds aid programmes through? i think the government and charities are close, and they have to be. if ian had been where i had been, if you are holding the hands of a nine—year—old child in yemen who has been bombed out of her home and is being given care by unicef, you have a different view of it. i think the idea that because there is a scandal, all aid agencies are tarnished — just doesn't connect with my experience. wonderful people doing wonderful things out there. what about the question of governance? are aid agencies and the governance to close? are aid agencies and the government to close? they work closely together. what we are seeing right now is the capacity the government has told them to account when needed. that is a powerful thing. there is no question it is a club, and there have been lon

martin shields short tenure at the head of the s.p.d. is over now it's time to see if until they are not as can lead the party back to its former strength if she can unite the party behind her this might give her the necessary boost to become the next s.p.d. chancellor candidate. you're watching t w news still to come the olympic torch is edging ever closer to young chang making its way to the winter games in spectacular fashion week we'll have our own take a round up a little bit later in the show. but first take your heart with some a good news on the world economy indeed to have good news on the world economy and here it is well the company is doing just fine and here's some proof if you need it to fresh sets of figures out today number one comes from germany's national statistics office german exports hit an all time high in twenty seventeen home country of diamonds are the dozen becks beer shipped close to one point three billion euros worth of goods to the rest of the world an increase of more than six percent compared to the previ

ivÁn: aquÍ llegamos a la primera escuela que pisÓ martÍn.os padres de martÍn. >> lo siento mucho, lo siento demasiado, el dolor que yo estoy pasando ellos tambiÉn lo estÁn pasando. ivÁ: la familia duque en florida logrÓ reunir el fondo para costear el funeral. fÉlix: se reaviva el debate sobre el control de venta de armas y se disparan paradÓjicamente las ventas en todo el paÍs. le decimos por quÉ los beneficiarios de "daca" o de "tps" no deben tener ningÚn tipo de armas. reportera: expertos en materia de migraciÓn alertan ante los indocumentados y beneficiarios de "daca" y de "tps" sobre las graves consecuencias de poseer un arma de fuego. >> tener un arma o municiones, las consecuencias son de portaciÓn. reportera: estos programas son un amparo legal, sin embargo la ley federal no permite a este grupo de emigrantes la compra y posesiÓn de armas y municiones. >> solamente ciudadanos o residentes, o si tienes un permiso especial dado por el gobierno federal. reportera: california es uno de los estados con mÁs leyes de regulaciÓn. >> necesita