maya: humiliated him not just then but many times.ver the past year and a half he has been calling him week and in various -- weak in various tweets, and it became a telltale sign for various watching to -- various washington watchers. something was about to happen with the russia investigation. we have to parse the words sessions use. he said at your request i am submitting my recognition -- resignation which looks like it could be peaceful but not willingly. brent: stand by. we will come back to you in a moment to talk about the midterm elections. u.s. president donald trump says republicans divide history -- defied history yesterday. he said his vigorous campaigning allowed republicans to expand their majority in the senate but the democrats have taken control of the house of representatives, the first time in eight years. the president warned democrats not to go after him and his administration now they have the power to subpoena. he also reached out saying he believed they y could work together. mr. trump: hopefully we can all wo

this is really for maya. national defense is not a fiscal decision, it is about the priorities for the nation. but i wonder your thought on, we are now in seven or eight countries in combat, maybe a few more. there were a few classified contingencies that just propped up and we do not know where they are. the lack of fiscal constraints, we are funding these things on a credit card, allows the national security decision-makers to get us perhaps involved in places that, were there fiscal restraints or things like a that mightr taxes, restrain us for making choices. so it is not just our lack of restraint on the means expands the available ends we can pursue. thank you. maya: that is a great question. because i think you've hit the nail on the head with the problem of all budgeting. if you make the cost of something free, of course it is worth it. we are actually building a tool called is it worth it where you look up what we are spending on, whether it's education, the environment, you see in terms of where you

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jaime: el idioma se llama mam y es hablado por numerosos indÍgenas maya aquí en oakland. >> cada culturatrabajo de intÉrprete empezÓ por casualidad en un bufete de abogados de inmigraciÓn pero ahÍ se consiente eso de la historia de la guerra civil en guatemala.les, el crimen que hay en guatemala. el gobierno no responde. jaime: y esa falta de capacidad podrÍa explicar en parte por quÉ los mam emigran muchos sin ni siquiera hablar espaÑol bien. y en oakland hay una gran necesidad de intÉrpretes. >> una gran mayorÍa de nuestros intÉrpretes son mam. jaime: el centro legal de la rosa en oakland tiene tantos clientes mam que tuvieron que contratar un intÉrprete, y como la mayorÍa busca el asilo como remedio, una buena traducciÓn es fundamental. >> muchas de las veces la gente huye sin oportunidad de obtener evidencias en apoyo a su caso de asilo. la Única evidencia que tienen es su propio testimonio. entonces la mejor manera para tener Éxito en esos casos es si la persona se puede comunicar. y para estos clientes, la mayorÍa aunque sepan espaÑol, su primer idioma es mam. >> si tuvieron oportu

maya? our fiscal situation is that a worrisome level. it is projected, if we do to get significantly worse. one of the points that anchor this discussion is the spending levels we are talking about in defense for next year, whether it is $700 billion or $733 billion are ignoring the facts that we have spending caps that will be in place. we increase spending for two years. yearpending levels next are going back to $576 billion for defense. all of the top we've been hearing about in the budget is the president has asked for a 5% cut. that 5% cut follows on a 14% increase that just happened that was not paid for. the point i would make is that we want to get out of the habit of making this worse, we are going to find a way to offset the difference between where the $700 billion and the $733 billion. that difference is as large as the overall tax cuts, which in my mind was one of the most fiscally reckless things we have seen. if we are about to double down on that by increasing spending caps, we need to recognize how much we're willing to

and maya wiley is back with us, a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. currently a professor at the new school here in new york. good evening and welcome to you all. mr. costa, you get to go first. describe the scene as it's been described to you tonight at mar-a-lago. >> talking to white house officials and confidants of president trump it's clear that the president is isolated down there at mar-a-lago. isolated from many of his cabinet officials to many of his advisers. he's in a social setting. he's playing golf. he's on twitter. he's getting reports of different things in the news, different statements being made by the supreme court chief justice. and this is a president who's navigating the break largely on his own. and that is making many in his circle a tad nervous tonight. more than nervous, some of them, about the norms he continues to shatter hour by hour. >> maya, let's talk about those norms. this was a difficult day for a lot of people to watch. on one side you have people in the -- members of

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greta on the other hand demonstrated with a still applies at the maya for twenty one years hoping to find her granddaughter she succeeded. nobody around when i learnt about the truth i didn't want to believe it at first. but the d.n.a. analysis was positive and the food has been scary to had of me as a baby proved that it was so. all at once it was clear that my life having and i am going to get out of that. three hundred so called stolen babies like clodius still do not know who their real grandparents are clodius is one of the one hundred twenty eight fortunate ones who have regained their familial ties. the stolen children now have to reveal their true identity to their own children and reveal the lies because their previous identities were not true.

over to you, maya. on that question, but generally, how should we think about this fiscal mess we have gotten ourselves into. >> thank you. and it is nice to be on the stage with you and i like how you set up the whole beginning with those numbers. it is helpful and it is nice to be at the brookings institution, one of my favorite think tanks in town. i will start by saying, if there is one thing i love , it is spreadsheets. i really love them. yesterday, 12-year-old daughter, who didn't have school, went to the office with her father because he was going to teach her how to learn to use a spreadsheet. i think that is the greatest thing i have ever heard. i said this'll be a great day and how did it go. i have a coffee mug that says i love spreadsheets and my policy director has one that says i love spreadsheets more. that is the starting point. i don't look at defense policy or security policy as a spreadsheet exercise. this is something you clearly wanted terms of getting the right policy and setting

i think his sound might have gone out, maya. >> well, quite frankly, i think we saw this coming. because the trump camp has been asserting really aggressive broad constitutional authority, essentially for the executive branch and the president that doesn't make a whole lot of sense in the democratic order and is bemused in a self-serving way, simply to protect this particular president. but this whole notion even of executive privilege, like i can do things that are obstructing justice, but veil them -- >> right. >> -- in an argument i have the executive privilege to make these decisions like fire james comey for whatever reason i so choose. we've even seen actual conservative lawyers making these arguments in the press. and i think it's a real problem for our democracy that we're arguing that a president is somehow above the law and can assert these privileges where there's really evidence and serious question about his conduct. >> there's two questions there, elliott, one is the assertions being made about the breadth of the executive privilege, presidential actions during both

robert costa, john heilemann, maya wiley, and neal katyal before that. thank you. happy thanksgiving to all. and coming up for us, new reporting on the president's on again/off again plans to sit down with robert mueller. his attorney tells nbc news it's time to put up or shut up. that's interesting. and later, oil prices drop on thanksgiving eve. the president gives thanks to the saudis, as one does. we'll talk about that. and a bad week for the markets with cnbc's ron insana. we are just getting under way this thanksgiving eve. (whooshing) - [narrator] for powerful suction, you need a shark. with two swappable batteries, at maximum suction the shark ion f80 has more run time than the dyson v10 absolute. or, choose the upright model for whole home cleaning only from shark. this is moving day with the best for in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfin

i want to start there with maya wily if i could. your reaction to this, if i could. the president answered this himself personally. >> and it was very easy. >> where are you do you think in this investigation as bob mueller continues his investigation? >> the questioner is an important part of the process for robert mueller. robert mueller probably knows what he needs to know. right? usually what prosecutors do, they want to make sure they have all the documents, all the data, all the information and robert mueller has a ton of that. in addition to everything that all of his witnesses have told him and have told the grand jury. this is really to see what the president says, how consistent or inconsistent it is with all of that information, and that's why it's not so easy. >> felipe, says he hasn't turned it in because he's been busy. in you'europe last weekend, for whatever that was in europe and a lot to tend to in d.c. as well. you followed the back and forth we've seen play out in the press mostly. his lawyers saying where we are in the process, the special counse

is chosen let's bring in david is my a shredder is following all the latest for us in washington hi maya this is coming right after the midterms what is expected. now the timing is pretty extraordinary sue me the ink on the results hadn't even dried yet so anyone who's been watching the situation between trump and sessions deteriorate was expecting some sort of staff shake up after the elections were over but the fact that it happened really mere hours after the election was finished is really pretty extraordinary this is ben somewhat of a long time coming especially given that sessions have been a little bit more sympathetic than trump would have liked to continuing to shield the russia investigation. was preventing trump from doing what he wanted to seemingly do which is shut it down or somehow make it go away so now trump has that opportunity was sessions officially gone as of today my it's of this has been a long time coming but is there any concrete reason being given of why he was pushed out now. yeah and it's unclear whether he was pushed out or resigned voluntarily in his resigna

but not all farmers think the new swiss cow is the future heinz maya prefers high performance cattle. this cow is being dolled up for an auction a young cow with huge potential. little she has often tested and with perfectly placed heats she's a deal for a fully automated stable said milking systems a mouth machine mrs heinz maya is picking out the animals for his next auction among them is penny at one meter sixty five she's around twenty centimeters taller than the cow. as on the organic farm she also produces about a third more milk. he's president of her personally i don't have the feeling that we need to new invention. but it seems the future will belong to smaller and slighter cows a recent study shows that in switzerland pasture feeding is more canonical than indoor housing. not only that but those beautiful swiss meadows will make for much happier cows and out as well. that's all for this edition of focus on europe i'm bryan thomas for the entire team thanks so much for being with us and if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our own page at www dot com or vi

slater she joins me now from capitol hill good evening to you maya so we've got the u.s. president saying it was a big success was it. well that very much depends which party you were rooting for brand is not necessarily a loss for the republicans as you said yourself they actually made gains in the senate there's a little bit of a surprise but also there were several key gubernatorial races for which the results are still coming in that everyone was watching a sort of bellwethers of how the country might be going in the future and we just saw the democrats least in florida conceded to republicans and these were very not only highly washers fiercely fought races in both florida and we're still waiting for some results coming in from georgia but it seems like president trumps support for these republican candidates dragged them across the finish line and more or less so for the republicans definitely a lot to celebrate tonight but of course the democrats are seated for the republicans a lot to celebrate tonight for the democrats certainly not a disappointment either not on

. >> de origen maya el cementerio general, expone una escena que hace olvidar el luto de un camposantoe cementerio no se llora la muerte se celebra con el colorido que celebra la muerte que creen que todo es un viaje mÁs hacia la eternidad. >> quiero recordar a mi papÁ con flores. >> ademÁs del multicolor de sus tumbas, el cementerio tiene espacios para realizar ritos mayas para comunicarse con las al mÁs de los difuntos. >> en fechas como estas que se honra a los muertos lÁpidas y tumbas, fueron repintada de color, presentando una imagen que sin duda, convierte a este cementerio en uno de los mÁs coloridos del mundo, en guatemala,nycorado, noticias telemundo. >> el dÍa de los muertos comienza a celebrarse a partir de esta medianoche, se trata de una fecha que mÁs que una fiesta, para los mexicanos es un homenaje a sus difuntos, pero sobre todo una maestra de fe y orgullo por su cultura milenaria, vÍctor silva, tiene los testimonios. ♪ ♪ a las Ánimas benditas ¿eles aprendemos sus velitas, va a querer un tamal o para el camino un pan. >> los mexicanos rinden honores a sus seres queridos

maya scott, she's the teacher. she's from the city college. i do. i like city college a lot. i like it. no, i think that's it. take care. love you. yeah, love you, too. bye. >> good morning, supervisors, and welcome, supervisor stefani. my name is sue ann linder, and i'm a professor in social science. i first came to city college in 1977, and i came back as an older adult to transition from nursing to teaching history. i'm devoted to student success. recently, the new york state legislature passed a bill for $7.5 billion to implement free state and city schools. we don't have that option because of prop 13. we must do a set-aside here, and this is not a set aside, it's a payment forward for real student and adult success in san francisco and huge social and economic impact. thank you so much for your time. >> hi. monica collins. i did work at city college for a long time. i went there before university and i went there after trade school and took five foreign languages. it's great. supervisors, you are planting see

and maya, i'm tempted to ask you, what could go wrong? >> oh, what could go wrong, brian? well, first of all, we have an ethics problem. this is flat-out a situation in which mr. whitaker has to recuse. he just does. in fact, if he doesn't recuse, we are essentially saying that our ethics code and the ethics code for the department of justice doesn't mean anything. and that's really devastating for our legal system. we should not have a public that has questions about what the highest law enforcement officer in the land is doing in that job and whether or not he's violating any of our norms around how an investigation is being handled. secondly, i'm struck by the fact that lindsey graham is sort of saying, he said he won't do wrong, i believe him. because donald trump also said repeatedly, putin has said to me repeatedly that he is not meddling in u.s. elections, and i believe him. well, that's not good enough. it's not good enough. we, as the american people, and certainly our senators, should not take someone who has made public statements to the contrary on their word t

but not all farmers think the new swiss cow is the future heinz maya prefers high performance cattle. this cow is being dolled up for an auction a young cow with huge potential. little she has often tested and with perfectly placed heats she's a deal for a fully automated stable said milking systems. hinds maya is picking out the animals for his next auction among them is penny at one metre sixty five she's around twenty centimeters taller than the cow. on the organic farm she also produces about a third more milk. he's president of personally i don't have the feeling that we need to new invention. but it seems the future will belong to smaller and slighter cows a recent study shows that in switzerland pasture feeding is more canonical than indoor housing. not only that but those beautiful swiss meadows will make for much happier cows and out as well. that's all for this edition of focus on the euro by bryan thomas for the entire team thanks so much for being with us and if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our own page at www dot com or visit our facebook page vie

maya, you know how careful john roberts is. you know how he happens to be on many legal issues on the more conservative side of jurisprudence. what does it tell you? >> it tills ell us that donald has crossed the line for justice roberts. it's not a new line. this is the donald trump that attacked a federal judge for making a ruling based on his mexican heritage and suggesting that somehow he was not able to make independent decisions because of his mexican heritage. it's far from the first time i'd say donald trump's attack on an independent judiciary are second only to his attack ons the nes media. i'm wondering what the interview process is looking for the white house turkey in terms houf it wi -- of how it will be pardoned. i expect there's a long list of questions about its loyalty to donald trump. >> i haven't thought about that. you bring ideas we haven't fully processed. you think there might be corrupt approach to the turkey pardon? >> i think the turkey is going to have to demonstrate that it will violate the constitu

maya stay with me. being a part of our special coverage. >> thank you. >>> what we're going to do is cover more than one news item. the other big story is development in bob mueller's russia probe. the quiet period looks like it's over. on the one hand you have donald trump installing a loyalist as acting attorney general. democratic leaders sending a letter to the justice department ethics office. they are demanding that whittaker recuse over serious ethical concerns including past attacks on the mueller probe. >> he's already pre-judged the mueller situation. if he stays there, he will create a constitutional crisis by inhibiting mueller or firing mueller. >> i want to turn now to a beat exclusive. i'm proud to say we're joined by a watergate special prosecutor. he helped write the road map to address richard nixon's potential crimes. he says that same road map shows a potential route for mueller even if this is key, donald trump's allies use their power to block the probe. george, thanks for taking y

maya shooter reporting there from d.c. and joining me now on the set is that pseudo david will she is with the german marshall fund of the u.s. here in berlin so happy to have you here on this very exciting day how closely are these midterms being watched here in europe you know i do think that people are really interested in the midterm election because this is a referendum on president trump and it's also about what kind of direction the country decides to go toward and i think for europeans president trump has been such sort of a shock to the system so they kind of want to see what are americans thinking do they what do are they going to reaffirm him the power to continue for. toward the end of his administration or is this going to be a check on his power write the checks and balances that everybody is reading for him in terms of foreign policy what type of impact do you think the outcome of this mid-term election will have if any well i mean to be honest with you president trump will still be able to wield quite a sig

let's bring up a maya. >> my book is about the north dakota oil fields. north dakota's been in the news nationally a lot in the last week. democratic senator heidi heidi camp made a lot of news for deciding to vote against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. she is one of several democratic senators who were representing states that were won heavily by donald trump in 2016. a trumpet one north dakota by about 36 percentage points and so even in the face of a very difficult reelection campaign, she chose to vote against kavanaugh and her opponent republican congressman kevin cramer is favored to win this race so part. he's come out and gone some controversy for, you know, talking about how this movement with #metoo has moved to victimization and how his members of his own family are strong women that he talked about the victimhood whereas high camp has made it an issue of sending a message to women and girls that sexual assault is not acceptable and i wanted to lead with that, so i can get into this-- i wrote about being a women in the oilfield and comi

we need eight year old so maya she escapes the threat of islamic state terror and now she is forced to work to feed her family a fate shared by thousands of syrian refugee children in lebanon. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. a judge in the united states has temporarily barred president trump from denying asylum to migrants who entered the country illegally through mexico trump has issued a proclamation earlier this month that anyone who did not go to official ports of entry would be ineligible for asylum the judge's ruling comes as around three thousand migrants from central america are currently waiting in the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. thousands more are still making their way through mexico. and in his ruling the judge said that trump's order to block asylum claims represented quote an extreme departure from previous practice he said the following whatever the scope of the president's authority he may not rewrite the immigration laws to impose a condition that congress has expressively forbidden. the temporary restraining order will remain in plac

sweeter on the story for us tonight maya thank you well in another development in the crimean. crisis the president of ukraine petro poroshenko he has called on nato to intervene but nato has rebuffed him saying that it already has a strong patrol presence in the region ukraine's prime minister has been in berlin seeking support from chancellor on the americal but not military support. a warning for europe ukraine's prime minister visits berlin calling for support in the escalating conflict with russia his country wants nato to send ships to the sea of as of to deter a russian attack they should abolish the should the recent russian aggression in the sea of as of could happen anywhere in the world should realize this it also affects europe. but german chancellor angela merkel has rebuffed the request for military support saying words not weapons are needed but simply bitter despite the current situation we ask you queen to be smart because we can only resolve this in talks with one another because there is no military solution to all of these conflicts. merkel has blamed russia

all right maya we heard in that piece of president is selling this midterm election as a success is it does this do these results strengthen him or we could weaken its position . well the republicans expanding their hold on the senate and certainly nothing to sneeze at this will mean that getting confirmations of nominees through the senate will be much much easier and more far less likely to see this sort of bruising fight that we saw back in october over the nomination of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court that was really something that divided the congress and the nation so that will be much easier for the president but it does mean more gridlock it's now house divided so to speak with the democrats holding one chamber and the republicans holding another now we did hear the president making these sorts of conciliatory gestures saying he's willing to work with democrats before the midterms he gave an interview saying oh i'd like to be a little bit softer in my tone sometimes i don't have a choice but it looks like even he's trying to to change his tune and as we saw the republicans

attorney and maya wiley. joyce, your view of the stone news. >> well, the stone news is very interesting. it's always seemed like he had a big target on his back and would likely be where mueller is going flexio next. the interesting thing is there's a lot about obstruction. we're not hearing much in the way of leaks about whether mueller is looking at charging stone with substantive violations that might be the link between russia and the trump campaign. that's what all the fuss is oobt he -- about. we'll have to wait and see. >> i want to read a bit more on this. it says in grand jury sessions the mueller prosecutors have been asking about the e-mail, texts and posts that link stone. when randy has come out and spoken it's been on the beat in some pretty newsworthy exchanges about what they were looking at and he did break the news about roger stone threatening him and his dog. take a look. >> i'm going to read to you something that roger stone allegedly said to you. quote, i'm going to take that dog away f

you're here as a free man partly thanks to maya wiley. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> when you look at this and you're the only person in this room who has been inside with those prosecutors, what do you glean from these developments and the way the folks, some of them used to work with, are cooperating? >> in terms of the president, perhaps, i can't speak on behalf of them and i've had no communications with their lawyers or anything. it was no coincidence they are working on these written responses after the results of the midterms. i'm not so sure, perhaps, they would have given any answers because even if you read the recent book, the apprentice by the washington post reporter one of the issues of the lawyer leaving doubt is he wanted to hand in a lot of written responses. >> you're talk about the wo woodward reporting? >> no the other book. >> the miller book. they didn't want trump giving up anything. he didn't think he would tell the truth in any form. >> particularly with the miller book what they said is there was an interview that was

let me go to you first, maya.rams made it very clear that this was voter suppression and he may have won the seat but he won it in an unfair and unjust way. he was the referee as well as the opponent and there were voters punched, there were machines closed. really, if section 5 of the voting rights act was still in place, they would have had to preclear that, the fact that they removed section 5, he could do what he wanted. your reaction to stacey abrams' statement and the end results. >> i think stacey abrams was sending just as you're saying a very strong message about a system of suppression that was blocking black people from the ballot and that -- remember, brian kemp, back in 2010, he actually has a long history of doing this, back in 2010 he actually prosecuted leaders, black leaders and black folks who had elected to a school board first time in the history of that county, that blacks were a majority on that school board and he actually took them -- arrested them, charged them with voter fraud for essenti

the maya angelou statue is the first step to accomplishing full representation of women in our city. the statute is just the first step. this legislation also establishes a goal of 30% female representation in the public realm by 2020 and i am hoping we can get to 50%. when we seep streets and public buildings and works of art will finally see the women who have impacted our world. researcher just 30% is in proportion with critical mass is reached in a group setting. the voices of the minority group become heard rather than simply representing the minority. this legislation establishes a public-private fund for the design and maintenance of statues depicting historically significant women including maya angelou. after discussion with the arts commission on the department -- department on the status of women, we have proposed amendments and they have been handing out doors handed out to you. on page 1, lines one and three, we are changing the word from statue, to the general term of work of art. on page 3, section three, changing the word of statue to more general terms of work of art

este idioma es hablado por numerosos indÍgenas maya en oakland. >> cada cultura tiene su propio cuentostoria de la guerra civil guatemala y su legado. >> de la pobreza, los pandilleros, el crimen que hay guatemala. y el gobierno como que no responde. >> y esa falta de capacidad puede explicar por quÉ emigrany muchos sin siquiera hablar espaÑol bien. y ahora en oakland donde viven miles de ellos que hay una gran necesidad de intÉrpretes. >> una gran mayorÍa de estos clientes son mam. >> tuvieron que contratar un intÉrprete, y como la mayorÍa busca el asilo, una buena traducciÓn es fundamental. >> muchas veces la gente huye sin oportunidad de obtener evidencias. y la Única evidencia que tienen es su propio testimonio. entonces, la mejor manerapara tener Éxito en esos casos es si la persona se puede comunicar. y para esos clientes, la mayorÍa su primer idioma es mam. >> si tuviera la oportunidad de la escuela y aprender un poco espaÑol. si no frena escuela prÁcticamente hablan mam. >> ella aclara que hay ciertas palabras que no tienen traducciÓn, curiosamente una es asilo. el remedio migr

up with german economy minister maya she asked him whether his wide about trade tensions and rising economic nationalism. why we have to be very cautious and concerned about some protectionist tendencies crowing in different countries worldwide but i found in this. conference of wide consensus that we have to preserve a free and open market economy rolled wide that is rule based a respect for w t o rules because open and free market access means an optimized a location of resources it means more drops better us and higher standard of living for millions of people worldwide germany is seen as part of the solution not as part of the problem and therefore there is an increasing interest in cooperating with germany and have suggested business people here in this conference even called for in the alliance to promote an open economy how could this look like well we have heard today. social media and in many fora an international debate and this international debate has to be inspired by people advocating free and open trade because we believe it is so whiter for our economic success and that's eco

jeremy bash to frank figliuzzi to maya wylie to emily jane fox. and coming up for us, every time this president has called this investigation a witch-hunt means it's probably a good time to start to tally up the witches. >>> and later, as the washington post tells it, the trump family business has wanted to plant their flag in russia for three decades now. more on the money angle of today's big story as the thursday edition of "the 11th hour" is just getting underway. >>> welcome back. and we'll get right to it. while his day comes to an end in argentina tonight, the president started his day in the usual manner, attacking the mueller investigation on twitter. quote, did you ever see an investigation more in search of a crime? when will this illegal joseph mccarthy-style witch-hunt, one that has shattered so many innocent lives, ever end? or will it just go on forever? >>> well, not long after that, we learned that his former lawyer michael cohen is now working for the feds and confirming he was, in fact, in touch with the kremlin during the campa

the man of the evening is funk fall to shine maya the german president is the country's head of state a largely ceremonial position and by up the ball away from the cut and thrust of daily politics where those reporting on politics and those they report on meet one another i think that's something pretty unique to germany and it doesn't make you less critical for the rest of the year that is because the president's wife is enjoying the relaxed atmosphere. lots of music dancing and having fun are essential for a successful evening i think those one phone calls. the german president and his wife are heading for the first highlight of the evening. three hundred invited guests are served a three course gala dinner behind the sampling various delicacies there are four thousand stores on offer for example the kitchen team has also prepared one hundred thirty kilos of salmon and half a ton of fresh vegetables. stefan everhart is in charge of the various buffets the ad lands head chef spent six months devising the dishes. i think i missed your heart how's it looking it's looking great everyth

the un's women's entrepreneurship summit is just getting underway in new york and our correspondent maya is that my study found that from all the venture capital invested in startups in the u.s. last year female found those received a miniscule two percent why they don't really give. it's interesting to see that and also it's not just that it's a venture capitalist when meeting with entrepreneurs tend to ask different questions than i would ask a male entrepreneur instead of asking. how are you planning to attract customers they'll ask a female entrepreneur how many customers you already have instead of asking what's your business model though say how much money have you already raised there's just this stereotype and these barriers that a lot of female entrepreneurs have to overcome to even get their foot in the door with a lot of venture capitalists which is something that is a big focus here at women's entrepreneurship is something that a lot of people in this room are working to break down so there is a day there is a summit where you are right now i mean what is this meeting actuall