in the office is the minister of law and the sound of document they want it in the water they don't want to move documents building permits in syria are issued by the ministry of law and the location of each property is meant to be verified before the paperwork is issued the ministry is also supposed to monitor and demolish legal structures supported by a number of other government agencies this is a very complex issue. there are times you need people to produce documents claiming to be given to them by a government authority and this is where the challenge comes in the institution responsible for that we believe should change if they think they have not issued out those document issued challenge individuals and there we enforce the law in this case it is a to the ministry of land itself to enforce the law the minister of law diana kona manny was unavailable to speak to us but a spokesman explained the problems they face when in fact that you can easily get in a building permit for example to peer in a polluted area because of corruption it is possible for someone to buy land in a national park with a silver plan and the building permit because there's a th

issued out those document issued challenge individuals and there we enforce the law in this case it is a to the ministry of land itself to enforce the law the minister of law diana corona manny was unavailable to speak to us but a spokesman explained the problems they face when in fact that you can easily get in a building permit for example to peer in a polluted area because of corruption but it is possible for someone to buy land in a national park with a silver plan and a building permit because there is a. who grabs those lands and serves as a buyer who is willing to buy regardless of the location of the property and there is a government official who is really ready to issue a bill to permit without due diligence in most of these ministries. employees are not paid there are no incentives. no equipment to do if it were there for people even when they have the skills and so it's difficult for them to perform. whole question is about making sure the governance system functions effectively and then you'll be in a position to address most of this problems the problems are compounded by resistance from loca

and there are many few look in a grand coalition out will lead the ministry of economic affairs minister of defense remains under law in the new minister of agriculture. perhaps the biggest surprise is. taking the health ministry and the ecology check is responsible for education and research it was the inclusion of one of her most prominent critics an ambitious young conservative that raised eyebrows does mention byron is not the only one that makes critical comments that's fine we're here to build a better germany i believe he wants to contribute to that just like all other cabinet members. of us now inside the tent span watched from the wings quietly for now. earlier i spoke to kill a customer and ask her if chancellor merkel's new cabinet picks will lead to any real changes in policy but we can certainly expect a different kind of tone and what she did is she brought in someone who is completely unknown really on the broader political scene and your car to check she's an m.p. who comes from the same region as you and spot uses very prominent critic of german chancellor angela merkel who is now taken over or is s

unrelated television ministries in north carolina and louisiana, and that caused a lot of the donors to stop giving to all the ministries. so, that was about the time i finished lawchool. and i came in as a general counsel to the university. manage themainly to debt, because the university was no longer receiving contributions from the television ministry, and so we really a to restructure the universities so that it operated on its own tuition fees. it took is about 10 years to get a stabilized. and about another 10 years after that before it really exploded. that phenomenal growth over the last 10 years has given us the resources now to rebuild the campus, so liberty is in a very good position to fulfill its vision, to continue to train generations for christ. are the fifth largest university in the country, if you count all of the online students. celebratingwe are, together on this very joyous occasion, and there is no place in the world i would rather be to give my first commencement address as president than here, with my wonderful friends at liberty university, and -- [applause] president trump: and i accepted this invitation along time ago. i said to jerr

of this latest ministry posts. wishful also strike groups in an hour delta and the west in texas. the world gorge in continuation with the efforts of law enforcement officials. elements from the apples have talked his hideout weapons and ammunition storage is. which is used by terrorists targets ministry and civilian targets in north and central sinai. the navy is tightening its control. how cc is running for the presidency again an election this is widely expected to win at the end of march? nice opposition figures of fully crossing of aids amid concerns interests vanness. the president says he wants the militants beaten up by thend of february. that deadline came out to the bombing of a mosque in the sinai killed more than three hundred people. thes kind of attacks have surged since symmetry ousted mohammed morsi as president. insurance he says he. nextel across the* or at least two people have been killed and more than seventy five region train bombings indecency on benghazi. is they don't have a mosque in a busy area those know media's claim of responsibility. now this is the second attack targeting the city's houses of worshi. les

of food, water and basic supplies. the french foreign ministry said the bombing is a serious violation of international law and warning other people there that the situation is only going to get worse. like we've seen for the last few years when it comes to syria the international community is in disagreement what to do. russia and iran have been unflinching in their support of the assad regime. turkey seems more concerned about what to do and the ambitions of the kurds in iraq and syria rather than the syrian rebels and assad regime. the trump administration, which has launched a successful campaign against isis in iraq and syria have taken the same policy as the obama administration, not doing a lot about the actual fighting between the assad regime and the rebels and we have this situation where the bloodshed really just does continue to mount in these areas where the rebels are still held up. >> molly: connor powell in that vicious, ongoing fight. thank you. >> jon: still ahead new developments in the case of general michael flynn. that's next on "outnumbered". >> fox news alert and the london-based lawyer is abou

of the federalized system. there's a decent tral liezation law on the books. empla mentation has gunn begun to voflt eight ministries down to the governance but it needs to be done to give that sense of local ownership to the population, the debath fa occasion law needs to be revised, the status of occur kirk, the hydrocarbons, law, et cetera. those of you that follow iraq know the list very well. and i think it will be incumbent upon the council representatives because it is a parliamentary system, to grasp this net he will -- nete lerks and understand that these have institutional answers and commit to building these answers. iraq is a great country, there's no reason it can't come u come through dark period, but it must find the will to do so. i firmly believe that iraqis have no wish to be the 51st state of iran. they are sufficiently confident now that they can move forward and set the appropriate limits on iranian influence. the worst thing would be for the u.s. to publicly demand or legislate "x," "y," or "z" conditions because that will ensure the inflammation of iraqi nationalism and elect the very man, mic

we have a federal ministry especially for consumer rights and then the past we try to change our law in america we have a totally different system of law the consumers have much more right than in europe not only in germany it's not a german problem it is u p n y problem we try to change our law to give the consumers more rights but the last government has no time to put this law on the on the parliament but the new government decided to make these changes of law the first things they will do write a question do on an s.t.d. member of parliament and also member of the country strong petition committee thank you for talking to d.w. thank you. and we'll have more on that sorting the potential diesel ban in business you know that's with physician coming up shortly also we're looking at the implications of such a bad and the financial fallout meanwhile don't forget you can always get news on the go you can always go to at some groovy play all from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as bush notifications for any great king news you can also use a digital app to send us photos and

of money laundering laws central bank governor. is under investigation for bribery the defense ministry sans the claims could be of this information campaign from abroad intended to roche trust in the euro zone state and influence upcoming elections now the investigation has rocked the small baltic nation which is pointing to finger and a close neighbor russia. the european central bank governing council met today with a note of absentee central bank president bill maher's from savages still embroiled in a corruption scandal and pressure is mounting on the e.c.b. to formulate a response for his part rimshot has maintained his innocence he's called allegations that he solicited one hundred thousand euros a month in bribes a smear campaign leveled against him by banks angered by tougher financial regulations he can't work while the probe is ongoing but he can't be fired either he's ignoring calls to resign. surely this is. not to resign today because i'm not guilty because it's the aim of mud slingers for me to resign and to prevent me from being able to defend myself i'm afraid that the legal proceedings would last for many years a

of food, water, basic supplies. the french foreign ministry saying the bombing is a serious violation of international law. there is a real disagreement what to do. the assad regime is backed by iran and russia. turkey really cares about the ambitions of the kurds and trump administration and like the obama administrations doesn't know what to do about the assad regime and the war against the rebels. >> bill: 26 minutes past the hour. democrats calling out republicans the following way about the gun laws. >> let's be blunt. one party controls the floor in the senate and the house. the republicans determine what is going to get a vote. >> bill: so what happens next and what changes are in store? carlos curbelo out of florida is next on that. >> sandra: one mistake leads to heartbreak in the winter games. why team usa is reeling this morning. he southern tier is helping build the new new york. starting with advanced manufacturing that brings big ideas to life. and cutting-edge transportation development to connect those ideas to the world. along with urban redevelopment projects worthy of the world's top tal

things like the full implementation of the federal better life system, there's a decentralization law on the books implementation has begun to dissolve the eight ministries down to the provinces of government and it absolutely needs to be done to give that sense of local ownership to the population, the law need to revise the status and the hydrocarbon law et cetera in those who follow iraq know the list very well. i think it will be incumbent upon the council of representatives because it is a parliamentary system to grasp this metal and understand that these questions have legal and institutional answers and commit to building and legislating those answers. iraq is a wealthy country and there is no reason why it can't copy this but it must find the political will to do so. i firmly believe that iraqis have no wish to be the 51st state of iran. they are sufficiently confident now they can move forward and set the appropriate limits on iranian influence and the first thing would be for the us to publicly demand or legislate xy or z conditions because that would ensure the inflammation of iraqi nationalism and elect the very man, michael, you would like t

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from prosecution in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail through my the plaintiffs the ministry has filed a countersuit. remembered very fondly here and he's seen as a martyr for the palestinian cause graffiti of his face adorns the walls of the village and people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named the new after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go from alec occupied west bank. to british fighters who appeared in gruesome propaganda videos for the group had been captured by kurdish forces in syria the pair were known to be members of a cell adopt the beatles into their distinctive accents the group was led by the man known as jihadi john who was killed in a two thousand and fifteen airstrike they

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from prosecution in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail through my the plaintiffs the ministry has filed a countersuit i've remembered very fondly here anything as a martyr to the palestinian cause graffiti of his faith adorns the walls of the village and people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named their new born son after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it call for the maalik occupied west bank ukraine's president has dismissed his chief economic adviser after an al-jazeera investigation showed he received millions of dollars that were raised fraudulent lee briers last weekend own to ukraine's largest media group u.m.a. before selling it in twenty thirteen there was investigative unit uncovered doc

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from prosecution in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail through my the plaintiffs the ministry has filed a countersuit. remembered very fondly here and he's seen as a martyr for the palestinian cause graffiti of his face adorns the walls of the village people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named the new after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go for malik occupied west bank the u.s. has condemned venezuela's decision to hold a presidential election on the twenty second of april saying there's no guarantee that it will be free or fair april vote as a blow to the opposition which was calling for the election to be held in june and wanted time to choose a candidate to run against president. when it co

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from. in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail three mother plaintiffs the ministry has filed a countersuit. remembered very fondly here and he's seen as a martyr to the palestinian cause graffiti of his face adorns the walls of the village people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named their new poem son after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go from alec occupied west bank but always has news agency says it has evidence that rang men were massacres and men last september it's the first time such an account has been backed up by witness statements from put us villages and security forces themselves the two journalists behind the investigation have been detained and denied bail but warning job the silv

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from prosecution in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail three mother plaintiffs the ministry has filed a countersuit. remembered very fondly here and the thing as a martyr to the palestinian cause graffiti of his face adorns the walls of the village people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named the new after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go for the maalik occupied west bank when all the developments israel has started building a wall on its border with lebanon with leaders in lebanon saying that the structure will threaten security and a region that's already volatile but tensions a heightened as lebanon has pledged to press ahead with controversial plans for offshore gas and oil exploration in a

the french foreign ministry said the bombing campaign that's being waged is serious, a violation of international lawlike we've seen the last few years, when it comes to seer kwrarbg the international community is at a disagreement of what to do. russia an iran have been in their support. turkey is more concerned about the kurds who they see as a terrorist and enemy. the trump administration developed a plan that tkpaoeted isis for the most part in iraq and syria but, dana, when it comes to ending the war in syria that helped create isis and given it space to grow, the trump administration has struggled a lot like the obama administration before it to come up with a solution that russia, iran, the assad regime and turkey can all agree to. that's the real problem there. as long as there's this disagreement ab how to end the fighting there, that area is going to remain in real turmoil. >> dana: all right, connor, thank you. more on this now with retired four star general jack keane, chairman of the institute for the study of war and a fox news strategic analyst. listen to what the prime minister of isr

we have a federal ministry especially for consumer riots in the past we tried to change our law in america we have a totally different system of law the consumers have much more right than in europe not only in germany it's not a german problem and this is european wide problem and we try to change our law to give the consumers more rights but the last government has no time to put this law on the on the parliament but the new government decided to make these changes of laws the first things they will do the right question do when an esper the member of parliament and also member of the country strong position committee thank you for talking to d.w. thank you now without a head and to take a look at the financial fallout of a potential disease then indeed amerasian we're talking about a potential diesel ban we could see an economic fallout across germany as well so potentially a dark day for the car industry and the employees working in it as well and we're talking about germany's largest export industry so let's take a listen now to what those working the carmakers have to say about it this device measures nitrogen dioxide le

of the negotiations over the last roughly twenty four hour. where the ones concerning labor law reform and. medical aid to reform as well as discussions about all the various ministries would be distributed between the two party blocks and these controversial points were cleared up during the night and the final agreement was reached sometime this morning i think what one can say is that the social democrats especially seem to have gotten quite a lot of mileage out of this agreement they drove a hard bargain and one can see it in the fact that they have been given two of the major ministries or maybe three of the major ministries namely the foreign ministry the finance ministry and the ministry of labor especially interesting here is that the social democrats are taking over the finance ministry which for the last forward four years was run by the christian democrats by the conservatives so it seems that the conservatives have made quite major concessions to the social democrats in order to make this agreement possible hence just a note to our viewers that there's a little box in the lower right hand side of the screen while we are monitoring that crowd right behind

some unrelated television ministries in north carolina and louisiana and that caused a lot of the donors to stop giving you all the ministries. that was about the time i finished lawchool and i came in as a general counsel to the university. debtb was mainly to manage because the university was no longer receiving the contributions from the television ministry so we had to restructure the university so it operated on its own tuition fee, it took us about 10 years to get it stabilized and about another 10 years after that before it exploded. that phenomenal growth over the last 10 years has given us the resources to rebuild the campus. position ton a good fulfill its vision, to continue to train champions for christ for generations. we are the largest private nonprofit university in the country, about the fifth largest university in the country if you count all of the online students. here we are celebrating together on this very joyous occasion, and there is no place in the world i would rather be to give my first commencement address as president then here with my wonderful friends at liberty university. [applause] i accepted this invitation a long time ago. i sa

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from. secu should in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the idea of jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail thrown by the plaintiffs the ministry has filed a countersuit. remembered very fondly here anything as a martyr to the palestinian cause graffiti of his faith adorns the walls of the village and people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named their new born son after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it call for the maalik occupied west bank of the south asian arm a bundle of their shoes for private historically the zeer has been jailed for five years for embezzling around two hundred fifty thousand dollars in donations that for all for digitalised eldest son and four aides were given ten year sentences the seventy two year old has served as prime

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from. in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the idea of jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail three mother plaintive the ministry has filed a countersuit. remembered very fondly and he's seen as a more to the palestinian cause graffiti of his face adorns the walls of the village people who say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named the new after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go through malik occupied west bank. and saudi arabia female activists has been detained for seventeen days and what human rights groups are calling a quiet government crackdown on campaigners place and book accused. of advocating women's rights on social media she faces five years in prison if found guilty journalists say he was sentenced to five years in prison on thursday for in

of the third reich. israel has condemned it the foreign ministry saying on twitter israel views with utmost gravity any attempt to challenge historical truth no law will change the facts but poland's ruling party denies the charge pointing out that academic research and artistic expression are exempt but. research of the past is not threatened in any way talking about the past and analyzing it even the darkest most shameful part of the polish past is not threatened in any way opposition m.p.'s warned the bill was an attack on free speech and it was. they cannot be any law that will suppress the discussion this bill is worded in such a way that discussion can be suppressed here in poland but also abroad and that is the worst fear poland was occupied by nazi germany in world war two it lost six million of its citizens including three million jews who died in camps like auschwitz and birkenau in occupied poland helping jews even offering them a glass of water was punishable by death. the senate vote in poland happened today off to germany and other nations joined in annual remembrance of the holocaust. while there is no suggestion that poland willfu

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from prosecution in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail through my the plaintiffs the ministry has filed a countersuit. remembered very fondly here anything as a martyr to the palestinian cause graffiti of his faith adorns the walls of the village and people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named their new born son after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go for the maalik occupied west bank. reuters report describes in vivid detail how a group of rangoon men were massacred last september by me m r security forces with assistance from their buddhists neighbors is the first time such an account draws on witness statements from what is villagers the security forces themselves the two journalists behind

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiff was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from prosecution in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail three mother plaintive the ministry has filed account to suit a bill is remembered very fondly anything as a moth to the palestinian cause graffiti of his face adorns the walls of the village people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named the new poem son of to him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan how does it go from olic occupied west bank saying in the region sound arabia is reportedly recruiting several international public relations firms to promote a new multi-billion dollar aid plan for yemen erin a news agency focusing on humanitarian issues says a p.r. campaign could reduce imports of vital goods into a key rebel held port critics say the campaign is an

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from prosecution in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail thrown by the plaintiffs the ministry has filed a counter suit. remembered very fondly and he's seen as a martyr for the palestinian cause graffiti of his face adorns the walls of the village people who say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the love and the name the new to him they say they would rather face whatever consequences that may be than pay the israeli army any money imraan khan. occupied west point and watching the al-jazeera news hour still ahead. anger on the streets of dakar after bangladesh sentences former prime minister holiday to five years for corruption. this will be the end of protected areas in the gary. gary an activist fighting to stop one of europe's most ancient forests being turned into a ski resort. and the posse continues for the philadelph

ministry of defense for comment it says it has submitted a statement of defense to the court stating that the event in which the plaintiffs was killed constitutes wartime activity as defined by the law and therefore the state is immune from prosecution in this event in the light of the damage that was caused to the i.d.f. jeep as a result of the molotov cocktail through my the plaintiffs the ministry has filed a countersuit. remembered very fondly here anything as a martyr to the palestinian cause graffiti of his face adorns the walls of the village and people here say they'll never forget about him. the family say they will continue to fight for justice for the law and they've named the new after him they say they would rather face whatever consequences there may be than pay the israeli army any money imran khan maalik occupied west bank right place in the maldives have been deployed to a protest outside their quarters of the ruling party opposition supporters continue to demonstrate against an ongoing political crackdown by president. this week he ordered the arrest of two supreme court judges off they overturned criminal convictions against government opponents also declared a st

law enforcement roundtable. vice president mike pence is sent to head to japan. he will attend a meeting of the ministrydefense there. tuesday is also ronald reagan date and celebration of reagan's birthday. and my mom's birthday, too. down in tallahassee, florida. we thank you for watching us tonight. a lot of news coming in on the memo. to recap the democrat's b6 was voted unanimously. it will go to the white house for the same legal scrubbing that was done with the g.o.p. memo and we'll watch to see. the president has five days, the white house to make sure to see if it will be publicly released. democrats think of the president doesn't release it, he will have people wondering why. we'll see what he decides and bring it to you, the very latest on "fox news @ night." for tonight, most-watched, most trusted, and most grateful you spent the eveni >> dow jones industrial average falling more point is otherwise than it ever has in history. >> anyone with a connection or done any work, positive or otherwise in russia, constantly sort of the number one target for attacks. it was a liability pretty quick. >

panamanian labor ministry is now investigating whether there were violations of the national labor code at the hotel. the public prosecutor is examining whether trump employees have disregarded lawful orders from their employer. which means if you boil it down, that means the president's private company is now under investigation by a foreign government and foreign prosecutors. and david fahrenthold continues to write sentences that no one ever thought would be written about a serving american president. such as, quote, the white house didn't respond when asked whether the president had been briefed on this fight at one of his company's 12 luxury hotels. joining suss david fahrenthold, pulitzer prize winning "washington post" reporter and as of today, yay, msnbc political analyst. congratulations on this new reporting. and thank you for joining us here at msnbc. we're so glad to have you here. >> thank you. it is great to be here. >> great. tell me about this panamanian dispute. what are they fighting about? >> basically, there is a guy who owns the hotel. the hotel is as you said not owned by trump, it's run by trump. the owner of the hotel has decided it's losing too much money a

of the third reich. israel has condemned it the foreign ministry saying on twitter israel views with utmost gravity any attempt to challenge historical truth no law will change the facts but poland's ruling party denies the charge pointing out that academic research and artistic expression are exempt but. research of the past is not threatened in any way talking about the past and analyzing it even the darkest most shameful part of the polish past is not threatened in any way opposition m.p.'s warned the bill was an attack on free speech there was a. there cannot be any law that will suppress the discussion this bill is worded in such a way that discussion can be suppressed here in poland but also brought and that is the worst fear poland was occupied by nazi germany in world war two it lost six million of its citizens including three million jews who died in camps like auschwitz and birkenau in occupied poland helping jews even offering them a glass of water was punishable by death. the senate vote in poland happened the day after germany and other nations joined in annual remembrance of the holocaust with a minute of silence while there is no s

ministry law -- administrative law. the president has a great handle on curbing the unelected from the idea of overregulation.e amount of regulation we have had passed the amount of, regulations in the 1960's was maybe this much, and now it feels warehouses of things -- filled warehouses of things. one needs to say enough is enough. other judicial piece, judges -- one of the things we interview on is the view on administrative law. the president is nominating a have somepeople who experience, if not expertise, in dealing with the government, particularly in a regulatory apparatus. this is different than judicial .election the president is looking for a well-rounded, holistic person who ever stands -- understands so they are the flipside of the same coin. dr. arnn: one would have a hugee in this, because article one starts out "all the legislative thats herein granted," and is interesting, because article two about the president and article three do not have that word, "all." most of the laws in america are made in the bureaucracy. the number of laws passed by congress and the last 100 years has not really cha

law spirit you cannot do that in the executive branch. you think is feasible in light of florida? you can make sure the courts do turn over the names, not the ministryhe courts. they fail to do that in the shooting in texas. i think what is feasible is to have a real discussion about how we respond to the shooting. talking about things that may or may not reduce the likelihood of the likelihood of a shooting, but no one has talked about what would stop the shooting. what would stop them is armed teachers. that would be a seven director action. if you would see that surely if he can handle a gun at 18, you can also handle alcohol. >> i'm working on a bill to do that because i think if you're going to be called and drafted by her country to die, you should absolutely have the right to purchase alcohol. if the states want to change that, that is another thing, but there should not be a federal age. introducei'm going to him lowered the age to 21 tose a handgun from 18. the heller decision, the landmark case, the supreme court of off for the states to have the restrictions and mcdonald case as well as the mcdonald case as well, but what they said is you

of i want you to. that israel has condemned it the foreign ministry saying on twitter israel views with utmost gravity any attempt to challenge historical truth no law will change the facts but poland's ruling party denies the charge pointing out that threatened in any way opposition m.p.'s warned the bill was an attack on free speech and was a resumption of peace or they cannot be any law that will suppress the discussion this bill is worded in such a way that discussion can be suppressed here in poland but also abroad and that is the worst fear. poland was occupied by nazi germany in world war two it lost six million of its citizens including three million jews who died in camps like auschwitz and birkenau in occupied poland helping jews even offering them a glass of water was punishable by death the senate vote in poland happened a day after germany and other nations joined in annual remembrance of the holocaust with a minute of silence while there is no suggestion that poland willfully colluded with the nazis israel's holocaust memorial yad vashem says the polish bill is liable to blur the historical truth regarding the assistance the germans re

because of course they have to be caught breaking the law in this way and inevitably many won't be, they will get away scot—free. elyse and natasha are now calling for tougherjail terms. the ministrythe weather. hello, simon. hello, simon. hello, we have had strong winds but things are changing and we have good spells of sunshine. weather watchers have been busy and this is one of the scenes at the moment in northern ireland with blue skies down by the beach. as you can see from the satellite imagery, that sunshine is evident across england and wales but further north and west noticed more cloud here and with that some showers moving in. in the aisles of lewis we have a shower recently passed by. if i stand to the side, you can just about make out a rainbow as well. for the rest of the afternoon, snow showers piling in across northern and western scotland, some wintry showers in northern ireland and perhaps the pennines as well, but elsewhere we continue with the blue skies and sunshine. in the south ten or 11 degrees, but further north little more chilly at five or six celsius. overnight snow piling in across scotland, but elsewhere with clear skies it will be colder than it was

twenty sixteen was los risen from chinese ministry of foreign affairs finds these claims on friday on friday saying that chinese companies always respect the laws of the country they're operating i. an a one of these charities businessman is a shoe kitchen. he but we feels in the and the region last year and open a luxury french laundry in beijing allows and sergeant tells more about how he managed to buy this land and what he's planning to do it. it's your typical french farm with one exception. its owner lived twelve thousand cologne there's a way in china. where he transforms his wheat into french style bread? his slogan bringing frances fields to china's stables. last in french and it has the same impact as when the germans of the english do it boosts economic development. in the future the chinese market right is going to grow feels with both going to be enough. off with and she come home ships for french farmers. but french farmers aren't exactly thrilled in four years mr who has legally purchased a three thousand hectares of french lands. like many others he used a loophole in the system. by only buying up to ninety nine percent of anyon

israel's government fears this law will enable warsaw to whitewash the role of pulls who killed announced jews in addition to stifle discussion about genocide. the foreign ministry in jerusalem said it will continue to communicate with poland. and hopes the constitutional court process will allow corrections to the bill. adding that both countries have a joint responsibility to research and preserve the history of the holocaust. a sign joined now by it young girls he's professor at princeton university he's also just written an article about subjects international time saving with us on france24 tonight out. at you right today that said missiles also this goal is to falsify the history of the holocaust at that is pretty harsh is it why woul. more than potent want to do well thehen the m minute managing w which is in our.. that i is has not on the woe things than thatat. he has. the story already sharedd needles system may havave.. . and alalso we the unconstitutional. manner they had destroyed that poppy neeeed y yeah they hae taken over. televison just eight four by. all the taxpayers and and i it becae that. i gotot in the to f fr ththeir own. line so you know