the fifth child of martin luther and. her house what does it mean to you to be a descendant of martin luther. used to mean nothing to me because i didn't know about it. it's since become very important because it shapes my life. what is sad and right now enriches my life just my makes it enjoyable. for. you know i joined the luther rights and association of direct descendants of martin luther family what's the luther rights mission. the lutheran to manage. to maintain the family network of luther's descendants and to meet exchange information and learn from each other and then to cultivate the spirit of martin luther and convey it to the world. blessed how is it with you do you see this as an obligation to your ancestors or is it more of a privilege for you to keep his memory alive my. mind's eye for it is linked to the faith as martin luther described it was that results in joy in what i do including what we do an association. that sounds really great hope you continue to enjoy it. let's leave germany now for a bit far f

martin picard is such a man.d outdoorsman, veteran chef with many years of fine dining experience, renegade, innovator. he is one of the most influential chefs in north america. he is also a proud québécois. and perhaps he, more than anyone else, has defined for a new generation of americans and canadians what that means. he is an unlikely ambassador for his country and his province. but maybe not so unlikely. i mean, look at him. out for a day, trapping beaver with local trapper carl. >> carl: no. >> martin: no? >> anthony: so the bait is wood? >> martin: yeah. they just eat the -- the bark. >> anthony: they eat the bark? >> martin: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anthony: now i understand in pioneer days, beaver was the financial engine of canada. >> martin: yeah. >> anthony: empires were built on it. every hat practically in the world was a -- was made of a beaver pelt. >> martin: that's why today it's the, uh, icon of canada. >> anthony: to a lesser extent, the tradition continues today. carl continues to trap, usually

martin luther is only present here in britain back. this is the church where you sit with posted his ninety five pieces on the door you can buy a reproduction right opposite. side a huge range of luther branded souvenirs from crockery to t. shirts. to even food and drink. the home to my hears new the beer that's proving popular and then we have luther socks which have been very popular for years now it. seems there's something for every luther like these commemorative coins for a. luther is a famous figure in german history just some extent part of public life circumscribed that. you can't do much if someone comes along and says luther like to drink beer so i'll put his face on my beer bottle. from pastor to snow globes luther's means business whether the products really help us to remember luther and the reformation is another question but there certainly popular souvenirs. and finally banks the martin luther there is a musical on the life and times of the reformer now it contains a modern mix of rock ballad soul and gospel now the or

i'm on my way to bit back this year the town where martin luther once lived and worked is the place to be in germany protestant christians around the globe are celebrating the five hundredth anniversary of the reformation and have been coming here in droves and of course i'm not going to miss out on that. but today i mean you've been back is at least as beautiful as it was five hundred years ago when martin luther used to live here back then people came from near and far just to hear him teach and because of his place in history they still do. bet we'll be checking out the former monastery that was home to martin luther for thirty five years. globetrotters the. painter sends us sunny regards from allentown to in spring. and our e-mail of the week shows india in all its colorful glory. and birthplace of the reformation my first stop is the market square which has always been the heart of this charming little town in saxony on all. and five centuries on martin luther would find the maps hasn't changed much the townhome likewise dates back to the sixteenth century and features both renais

martin: a bit of both.k to the regulators, mark carney' would say, if it was left to the regulators, the deal would be done straight away. the politicians are as you say hell-bent and probably trying to get as much business to move from london to continental europe. i would do the same if i was in -- their place. this is a one-off opportunity to grow some of that capital cities in europe. anna: talking about politicians and reacting to them and the info -- regulatory environment changes, china increased the look estimates on foreign ownership of business. one opportunity exists to go bigger and two more in china for you or how much trepidation do you have about that? martin: china is a huge opportunity for us all. it is where the growth and wealth there is enormous. it is opening up. we have a wholly-owned subsidiary there. the issue probably is the foreign exchange control. it is not, it is difficult to outsideney to invest china and that would be the holy grail for asset managers. manus: before we let you

the most famous wedding of the day was between martin luther and catalina fumble.this marriage didn't just have supporters on the contrary. to the fast that's the truth about luther's wife. the syndicate his sinful acts of the holy people to please the devil in him. but you know throwing. the marriage between a nun and a monk gave critics of the reformation a point of attack in response to the taunts the painter lucas kind of produced a series of portraits of catarina the only one of a wife of a famous reformer she became known throughout the land when her face appeared on flyers. the metaphysical word for comparison it was like a tabloid portraying the royals it's basically that to satisfy people's curiosity that the people wanted to know who was that woman that can to side. it. just as martin had done during his time as an orchestra in cannes and the luther's made their home in the black monastery invest in their catalina set about transforming the abandoned and derelict mastic complex. the luther's house still exists although it has changed over the centuries th

charles until in barcelona and me to both of you and martin i'm going to start with you the spanish high court has summoned the alst in catalog cabinet and that includes the alstad president what does this mean well is it really insists that he faces a very stiff jail sentence. just. were probably the question is whether he will not because. the public prosecutor's office is this if he doesn't they will last the. issue of european arrest warrants not the other thing is that if he were very you know this is just the beginning of. it has been for weeks shot just only if the judge. well it's a shocking. if he were to show that he could be remanded in custody afterwards but one way or another it's all in the hands of the church. in charlotte you're in barcelona what has been the reaction there to the news that mr bridge a month has left the country. the people here were absolutely stunned and when the news started to trickle down that he was in brussels but we did not see hide nor hair of him last night nor the smore ning in fact there was a sort of a hunch profusion on it was being des

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martin schultz might be stepping down what are you hearing where you are. well exactly those same rumors leyla but up to now they're only that just rumors without any foundation it is still unclear whether martin shows or whether any other member of the s.p.d. the social democrats will refer to those rumors where we can say for sure is that there is increasing pressure on the social democrats and in particular on martin short to try and revisit their clear position off to the election on september twenty four on september twenty fourth so they had a very bad result they said our position in the next legislative period will be in the opposition we are not joining any other grand coalition with anglo merkel and that's a position that they the social democrats have maintained and have repeated even after negotiations to form a new coalition collapsed a few days ago obviously the german president func fired by steinmeier who is also a leading member of the social democrats may have increased the pressure on martin shows to try and rethink his position now marti

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. emerson is to be sworn in as in bob boys president shortly tens of thousands of people have poured into the national sports stadium on the outskirts of the capital harare to witness the inauguration we're looking at some pictures there the president the designated president in gaga has arrived for the ceremony a big cheer from the crowd in attendance he has said his presidency will mark the start of a new political era and he's pledged full democracy for the country. christine moon is covering that story for us and she joins us now from harare with more christine we were seeing preparations there under way for the presidential inauguration today a very momentous day in the history of zimbabwe the whole country must be watching this event here it's at terry and visually every zimbabwean has become a political commentator of some sorts that is the talk of the town everywhere you go people had to live in corn is as sitting around radios sitting at ten a vision say it's many people at the

sandra martin.rful about the way the chemistry between sam and sandy in the film is they are like spores from the same tunnel. [laughter] >> but mildred and mama dixon are cut from the same cloth. they are women, missouri women cut from the same cloth. charlie: what kind of cloth? >> bar cloth, i would say. a nice bar cloth. floral pattern, perhaps. there is kind of a -- working class. we got it. i think also there is something about, mildred is allowing her machismo to come forward. in that kind of -- charlie: she is allowing her machismo to come forward. i mean, it is rushing out of her. >> that is part of the radical action she takes. charlie: you thought of john wayne as a model here? >> i did. you know, i have to say in retrospect, i worked very hard for just such an occasion, to come up with a female iconic cinematic character are and the -- that i could, and the only i one could think of -- yes, sure. though it is interesting because i did not cast that far back. would have the same balls, sh

martin luther king.was assassinated on april 4th, 1968 in body, but also assassinated in character by the director of the fbi, j. edgar hoover, so the release of this scurrilous, rumor-filled document in 2017 by the administration of donald j. trump aids and abets the character assassination of dr. martin luther king. there's no rationale, no reason for this. historians agree as a matter of course that the fbi director engaged in a sustained campaign to take down, if you will, the character of the reverend dr. martin luther king, and for us -- for this administration to release these documents, rather this document, having nothing to do with the assassination of president john f. kennedy is unconscionable. >> i get your point. these are historic documents, they are part of a public record. at some point they would have had to come forward. you're saying it should have just been withheld by the government then? >> let's be clear. the national archives recommended back in 1984, or decided in 1984, that the

. >> and i'm martin savidge. great to be with you. >> and so this morning president trump is getting ready for his most important foreign trip. >> a 12 day five country tour to confront growing nuclear fears and re-establish u.s. power in the region. >> but likely not escaping the problems back at home including investigations that have made it into his inner circle. president trump is waking up in hawaii where yesterday he visited with military leaders and paid his respects at the uss arizona memorial. the first lady was there with him to lay a wreath to remember those lost in the attacks of pearl harbor. >> and he also took shots at some of his favorite targets. the democratic party and even his own justice department. he also vitt sizcriticized the to let bowe bergdahl avoid jail time. >>> and the russian investigation is moving even closer to the west wing. a former foreign policy adviser for the trump campaign carter page now telling cnn that he did meet with a russian official while in moscow last year. he

, martin, wait.immy: no you guys are -- but it's fun to go on tour. you and steve have been friends for a long time, right? >> oh, my god. well, he is -- there's no better friend, unless you need a favor. but -- [ laughter ] no, i love steve. you know, he's the palest. you can't get a whiter human being. [ laughter ] oh, my god. you get the feeling that when steve was born, the doctor said, it's -- a pillow. [ laughter ] i mean, he was actually kicked out of a barbershop quartet for being too white. [ laughter ] he had his dna test, and it came back 90% vapor. [ talking over each other ] absolutely. >> jimmy: you're doing thursday, january 18th, at fort meyers -- in fort meyers, florida. >> sure am, jimmy. >> jimmy: january 19th, friday -- >> hey, that's a good day. at the duke energy center of the arts. hey jerry, are you going to come to any of these shows? >> jimmy: i will be coming to the friday, february 16th, one in baltimore, maryland. >> hey, that's a good time. >> jimmy: that's a good one. i

based journalist martin j. martin quite frankly i'm really surprised by these developments why saudi arabia and kuwait started warning their citizens to leave lebanon. ok looks like we may have lost the connection with martin and we was able to hear me just a few moments ago just try again following saudis lead him in kuwait is very subservient to saudi arabia and what we're seeing now what we're actually witnessing since the weekend. yeah i apologize martin it seems like we've got some problems or horrific time to let you go ahead. ok we will be goodbye. to the that we have a new saudi king emerging mohammed bin solomon the crown prince is now really preparing the ground to take the leadership. ok and we will we will wrap things up there is pretty clear to me that we had an extremely lengthy time delay for if you did know that in advance of drug it mountainbike or at least have a chat with him off air bring his thoughts to you a little later short break now in a moment. to . think you're new to the game this i

made martin luther the icon of the reformation. after a few years in britain bag look i was kind of started a family in fifteen twelve he married a mayor's daughter and had five children with her. they named their second son gus . the elder cano had experienced a meteoric rise he bought houses ran a successful wine tavern and the only pharmacy in town on the market square. soon he was the richest burger in britain back he served on the city council for decades and even became mayor he lived in an imposing building in the center of town. in the workshop in the back he ran a flourishing business with a team of master and journeyman painters here apprentices were trained and a stream of visitors came and went. the elder ran an impressive household the prince of painters was a canny businessman and a confident citizen of the town. of his india we're here in the middle of this large ensemble at schloss dross a number one that belonged to chronicle the elder he lived here in the front part a huge house with lots of rooms where the danish

leader martin schulz german president. reportedly pressed the social democrat to reconsider forming another grand coalition with the conservatives but with scholz us party leader coalition talks seem difficult he had rejected the idea of taking on the responsibility of government twice while the rumors had it that schultz might step down as party chief members of the conservative c.d.u. show optimism that it is news president and the president's appeal that every party has to make sure that there can be a stable government in germany has some impact we have to start talking with the s.p.d. as soon as they are ready and form a new government soon. and i think. it's a tough choice for s.p.d. leader martin schulz cooperate with and break his promise or put the political stability of germany at risk a tough choice indeed let's bring in our political correspondent thomas sparrow with the latest on the story hi thomas good to see you so the s.p.d. party at martin short he has promised to let his party members vote on a possible

the new testament in german a translation by martin luther. king. traveling booksellers often luther's bible for sale at markets demand was huge. concert can you read yes and then read. a sample come and listen listen to what he's reading the new testament in germany my address commented out at a time of widespread illiteracy reading out loud was a common practice. once that's all he does forget only to end in god discuss the. and feel like i share. like you feel and others come i'm of it's been on blake then what's the words of the bible in the language of the germans and it leaves and you know it's easy sure. it's going to end soon. but i think it's sad oh yes. absolutely. financial sacrifice does i'm a good. god just because. i didn't. lose his translation of the complete bible was published in german in fifteen twenty four an original copy is preserved in the anna amalia library environment. luther's work had a profound impact on the development of the german language the author dedicated it to his protect and the electro saxony his bible led to

martin: actually, yes.fact, over the weekend, a spokesman said he would welcome puigdemont ring in the -- running again because he is still an mp. of course there are questions whether the fractious coalition will run as a coalition or individual parties. even if he were to be jailed, in theory -- nobody knows how any of this will work out. there is no precedents for this. it takes a while. his predecessor -- yes, all sorts of things nobody thought two months ago would be seeing in catalonia. puigdemont could certainly run again and who knows, he could even when. anything seems possible right now. brent: strange but true. martin and charlotte, to both of you, thank you very much. here in germany, the country's interior minister says police have prevented a serious terrorist attack. special forces arrested a 19-year-old syrian today. the suspect reportedly had contacts to islamist extremist and had been gathering materials for a highly explosive bomb. his intended target remains unclear tonight. reporter: a

martin luther king. dossier released today shows documents -- >> among 600 documents released today by the ar chives is this one, a never before seen file titled martin luther king jr., a current analysis. in 1968, includes explosives analysis about the leader who was exposed 23 days. martin luther king jr. was involved in extramarital affairs and other sexual activities that if true publicly would have been devastated to him and his moment. there are pages and pages details him and his organization. with alleged ties to kmun insist and finally details about proprieties of dr. martin luther king. i want to stress the fbi under j edgar hoover at the time had been investigating him for years at this point in the hopes of finding damaging information and we have no way of corroborating this investigation. >> what does this have to do with the assassination of jfk? >> that's one of many questions we have tonight, anderson. considering the document has no mention of john f. kennedy or his assassination. the o

how would you sum up what's actually going on in saudi arabia and in the region go ahead martin. well the post is a link with between both of them i mean saudi arabia is basically getting ready for a new king to take the throne and this had been some of the new crown prince who has been installed in position by israel and america is very insecure about his position a very insecure about the future so he's created a sort of corruption purge which no one really believes basically wiping out all the opposition anybody who's a rival to anybody who could question him or dealt him thank you problems in the future but concurrence of that what we've seen the last few weeks. more attacks on the saudi. capital from yemen which is linked to the whole hariri thing and basically a massive fuse blowing in riyadh where this this entourage of people around have been someone who basically said our money in lebanon mr hariri is not doing enough for us he really hasn't done anything for us in the last year in terms of rebalancing this power balance that we have in the middle east between on one sid

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germany's social democrat leader martin schulz is consulting with senior leadership. the spd is under pressure to join a coalition to stop elections. he was pressed to reconsider the decision after the clash between angela merkel's conservatives and two other parties. for more let's cross over to thomas standing outside the social democrat headquarters in berlin. has anything been decided? correspondent: no. nothing has been decided. the social democrats under martin schultz are discussing what path they should take. the are debating what he discussed with walter steinmeier . until now, social democrats have been reluctant to move from the position they announced after the election. they had a bad result and it brought the other party to say they would not join a coalition with angela merkel's conservatives. after the coalition collapsed, pressure has increased on martin schulz and the social democrats to see if there is enough common ground for another grand coalition. it seems unlikely but that is why it was important for martin schulz to meet with president steinme

catalina and martin luther founded an institution. the clerical marriage had a tremendous impact on cultural history because it effectively ended religions demonization of sexuality for teufel long sexuality masters also made of flesh and blood wasn't mentioned off life not mass age and it was a bombshell after the not just for luke that's contemporary can austin i wanted nobody inside could not. as you know bomber. the reformation didn't just revolutionize family life with its emphasis on the sermon it also transformed religious services. the core messages depicted above the altar of the church in the salvation cannot be earned through good works sacraments or indulgences. the. salvation is attained only through the grace of god. there was no longer any into major e between god and humankind neither a pope nor a church. luther had paved the way to a new world order. charles the fifth was determined to prevent its emergence after the edict yvonne's he'd left germany to wage war on numerous fronts. neglecting the struggle against the r

martin worked in black and. the observe the residents of the northern english town of have been bridge for five years the images reflect a certain respect. mass in parliament photography as a teenager from his grandfather. moved to color my work became more the critique so that was for the dramatic change as well as going from the white the color of the tone of the images change quite dramatically. the series titled the last resort made him world famous he focused on day trippers at new brighton a seaside resort in decline in liverpool margaret thatcher's economic policies had left many middle class english with more money and little to do. martin parr chronicled this in bright garish colors. is a good example of a particularly greasy breakfast in scotland and i like things like that i love the fact that you think our food is crap right which is why i come here and for the offshore german sausages to try and seek revenge. the photos were used as adverts for an exhibition for a few days in munich subway stations

aston martin is still independent.s trying to plow its own for a which is difficult when you don't have the support of a parent. there were some great results out this week with four consecutive quarters of profit now, sales are up more than 80% next and models. aston martin really seems to have a spring in its step at the moment. matt: and still manages to still put out some incredible products. i've tested lamborghinis and for a reason the aston martin never ceases to amaze me with such a --ht budget with keeping without letting costs get out of control, they managed to put out a car like the new vantage that sells out before the year is over. >> right, sales are down about half since 2007 but they are managing with a small budget. they haven't got a huge amounts of capital to play with but they have some advantages. they get some technology from daimler and some from ford. they've also got a great team of engineers in the keep turning out some really excellent designs. their entry-level model has gotten really good

talking saudi arabia i'm joined by my guest martin j. in beirut he is a freelance broadcast journalist also in beirut we have. he is a political analyst and in washington we have joe he is a policy analyst at the arab center washington d.c. all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate martin let me go to you first in beirut there are so many elements of. what's going on with this story domestically in saudi arabia and of course across the region particularly in lebanon which of course always includes iran. if you could for our audience because it's not getting a lot of air time because of domestic politics in the u.s. and the u.k. how would you sum up what's actually going on in saudi arabia and in the region go ahead martin. well the both there's a link between both of them i mean saudi arabia is basically getting ready for a new king to take the throne and now this been some of the new crown prince who has been installed in the position by israel and america is very insec

martin scholes otherwise to to form this grand coalitio. would you think he'll buckle under the pressure. it's extremely difficult situation right now for the spd because he made that strategic mistake i would call it of. of immediately saying no matter what happens we go into the opposition he dodoes this because the party has lost over the past few elections every time it a little bit more of the electorate. and the idea was that the party could recover while being in a position differentiate itself from the cd exactly. exactly and now what happens is that it's it's up to them to the social democrats to decide whether we have a stable government over there we go into near elections which we have never seen before in germany. so that's obviously a very big responsibility and they have to certain extend maneuvered themselves into a very difficult. almost lose lose situation angela merkel says she's open to the idea of. snap polls do you think she really means long. she has the radio was on and she knows that many of the for the thing with i

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