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alps was dominated by bilateral backroom deals the big moment has arrived donald trump is in davos mr america first himself and what's mostly been an assembly of multilateralist the elephants in the room have names like trade wars and punitive tariffs expressions that stand for the u.s. is in a word pivot in contrast to european appeals to look beyond borders but that's not a unified stance the british have a tight rope to walk they have to sell themselves as a country open for business despite brags that impending free trade is a topic that i have to go with the president to the polls we're very keen that we'll be able to do that free trade agreement when we leave the european union with the united states of america. we're going all that of avoiding working on how we can shape. may and trump are due to meet in davos today ahead of trump's arrival u.s. treasury secretary steven minucci was already selling his boss's strategy early lots of meetings again lots of discussion this just focused on international trade what's good for the united states is good for the rest of the world in terms of g

well there is nothing more or thought acadian to directly answer mr america sees a religious claim and justification for what is can't amount to an official declaration of a new cold war but that is nothing more authoritarian and once the out of getting to itself the rate to rule the world which is what washed ng has done since a demise of the super unionists which is what it's trying to reassert no it's a very serious declaration but i don't think anybody in moscow or in beijing will be surprised indeed the actions on the ground dictate america's been engaged in this kind of ramping up of strategic and projection of military power since donald trump was elected in twenty sixteen and i think what this also should do is disabuse everyone of any notion at the trump presidency would mark any kind of step change in u.s. foreign policy indeed it's been around top considerably in the last few months you see this with a growing u.s. military presence in the middle east that's in violation is a clear violation of syrian national sovereignty and it's it's it's it's contemplation of. supplying k

anticipated and according to reports the line was out the door hours before it even started making mr america first the hit of this global forum. ok thanks jack you've been following this quite closely reporting that from and through and. quickly said attention innocence has launched an appeal to get his u.k. arrest warrant overturned if his legal challenge is successful he may soon be able to walk free from the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's been living for the past five and a half years to say a choker has the details poor twists and turns in this seemingly endless and extremely legally complicated case of julian a songe the weekly leaks founder has been holed up inside the secretary of embassy in london for over five and a half years now a crucial lawyer hearing has taken place in london today where a judge is considering julian assange has appealed for a potential lifting over the arrest warrant based off of his alleged breach of bill conditions back in two thousand and twelve now the latest understanding that we have is that a decision might call not sooner than a week from now

america first agenda. can you explain this process? mr. cohn: america first, not alone. very proud ofis the competency has created his first year on gdp growth, unemployment numbers, the stock market, what we have done in reform, which is an artificial tax on businesses, tax reform. we are competitive today with the rest of the world. we have a tax break that is competitive with the rest of the world. the president is going to davos to speak to world leaders about moving businesses to the u.s., hiring american workers, changing the direction of our economy to be one of the biggest and best in the world. the president has done that, as i said. as he has gone around the world that's what he is talked about. he is firmly committed to being the best salesperson the u.s. has to drive economic growth and drive prosperity and drive a better quality of life for american citizens. >> you talked a great deal about some of the positive economic numbers. can i give you the grill down on workforce participation rate? back in june of 2017. what can or is the administration do to get t

the big moment has arrived donald trump is in davos mr america first himself and what's mostly been an assembly of multilateralist the elephants in the room have names like trade wars and punitive tariffs expressions that stand for the u.s. is in a word pivot in contrast to european appeals to look beyond borders but that's not a unified stance the british have a tight rope to walk they have to sell themselves as a country open for business despite brags that impending free trade is a topic that i have discussed with the president of the pauls we're very keen that we'll be able to do that free trade agreement where we leave the european union with the united states of america that we are all that of already working on how we can shape. may and trump are due to meet in davos today or year ahead of trump's arrival u.s. treasury secretary steven minucci was already selling his boss's strategy over lots of meetings again lots of discussions just focused on international trade what's good for the united states is good for the rest of the world in terms of growth what that actually needs in

mr. america first, is perfectly happy to sit over here. >> there is a redline here. he he is tested hundreds of bombs. he will keep it up, until he has the capacity to hit los angeles or seattle. there is a lot of american military men and others that say he is moving towards a redline. he hasn't crossed yet. i don't know szekely what we do. does the united states live with this? >> do you think this is the opportunity for national security hawks and individuals that have long pushed tariffs on trade to pressure china to pressure north korea more? are we at that point? >> i would agree with you. i think that kim jong-un is a smart guy. he is driving a wedge between south korea doesn't want a war in the united states who doesn't want those missiles armed with nuclear weapons that can hit us. >> right. i think it's like the double ma the two of them are acting like this. this is calculated. they're going to reach a point where, north korea doesn't want to cross that redline. >> i don't know if that calculation is right. i don't know about the cac elation on the preside

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yeah let's listen just to a little clip here of what mr america said today if some people are ready to be more ambitious to go further in terms of integration and ambition of what makes you sovereign as a power in this global environment to defend your values and your interests let's move. those with which don't want to move forward should not block the most and be sure people in the room now what is interesting besides the content here is the fact that we've got a french president mr marquand delivering part of a speech in english not french what in the world should we make of that helen and i think this just says a lot about french president emmanuel as michael michael and approach to well his campaign and now his presidency he has always been an internationalist he's got that entrepreneurial spirit which hints at america despite the fact that he wouldn't be in favor of those america first policies he did then transition into french as well what was interesting about the way the emanuel spoke is it was so unlike other leaders he didn't really seem to have a script or an autocue he di

president and jacqueline booga reports many were shocked from the start that mr america first would even consider attending a summit whose tagline is creating a shared future in a fractured world but of course according to most reports don't trump has no plans of catering to the globalist atmosphere that the former both and one third once again use the chance to push forward his own brand of economic nationalism donald trump would be the first president since bill clinton back in two thousand to attend the conference but it's unclear how warm of a welcome he should be expecting protests have already been seen in switzerland and more expected throughout the week as his visit looms near and in addition to that an online petition has garnered almost seven hundred thousand signatures asking the president to just stay home. the record number of world leaders is not the only difference at this year's forum the issues being discussed will move away from economics and touch on race privilege and religious issues author and editor gerald flinty thinks that those participating at davos focused on

of political heavyweights such as may merkel mccrone and to many surprise trump no one expected mr america first to even consider participating in a forum whose boast the globalist idea of creating a shared future in a fractured world and yet he's slotted to be the last speaker of the event and will most likely use the opportunity to soapbox about his own brand of economic nationalism and all the political elite continue to enjoy the conference and rub elbows the i.m.f. has warned that the current economic climate has caused voters to lose faith in them voters in many advanced economies have soured on political establishment doubting their ability to deliver broadly shared growth in the face of tepid real wage gains reduced labor shares in national income and rising job polarization and in reality that discontent really shouldn't be all that surprising given that those in the ninety nine percent aren't the ones enjoying the benefits of the recent economic growth oxfam who works towards the relief of global poverty has recently put out a report outlining just how dire the situation is revea

and that includes the us president shocking video reports many were shocked from the start that mr america first would even consider attending a summit whose tagline is creating a shared future in a fractured world but of course according to most reports don't trump has no plans of catering to the globalist atmosphere that the former both and one third once again use the chance to push forward his own brand of economic nationalism donald trump would be the first president since bill clinton back in two thousand to attend the conference but it's unclear how warm of a welcome he should be expecting protests have already been seen in switzerland and more expected throughout the week as his visit looms near and in addition to that an online petition has garnered almost seven hundred thousand signatures asking the president to just stay home. the record number of world leaders is not the only difference at this year's forum the issues being discussed will move away from economics and touch on race privilege and also religious issues author and editor gerri willis lindsey thinks that those parti

america first agenda. can you explain this process? mr. cohn: america first, not alone. the president is very proud of the competency has created his first year on gdp growth, unemployment numbers, the stock market, what we have done in reform, which is an artificial tax on businesses, what we have done on tax reform. we are competitive today with the rest of the world. we have a tax break that is competitive with the rest of the world. the president is going to davos to speak to world leaders about moving businesses to the united states, hiring american workers, changing the direction of our economy to be one of the biggest and best in the world. the president has done that, as i said. as he has gone around the world that's what he is talked about. he is firmly committed to being the best salesperson the u.s. has to drive economic growth and drive prosperity and drive a better quality of life for american citizens. >> gary, can i ask a question? >> you have talked about some positive economic numbers. can i give you the grill down on workforce participation rate? 62.8%

the tariffs on washing machines and solar panels are part of mr trump's "america first" policy to protect local industry. china and south korea are among those unhappy at the move. the us attorney—general, jeff sessions, has become the first member of president trump's cabinet to be questioned by the special counsel investigating alleged russian interference in the presidential election. and this video is trending on bbc.com. it's a timelapse of the philippines‘ most active volcano, mount mayon — which has been spewing ash on local communities. there are fears of a major eruption after two weeks of activity. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has been rebuked by the prime minister and other cabinet colleagues after saying the nhs should be given extra money. the nhs should be -join the states? the - states? prime without the united states? prime minister narendra modi tells the world economic forum that india is open to business. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could enjoy and dashed glad you co

the head of one of india's biggest companies told the bbc that mr trump's america first policy will belay at davos for his voter base. he likes talking to businessmen so he is coming to his community. i have another point of view. is also talking to his bast race back in america. that base is probably not very friendly to people at davos and i don't think they look kindly upon these gatherings of the 196. kindly upon these gatherings of the i%. i was told that he may in fact come here, talking to his base to say look, i went and met with davos man and told them about america first. the boss of goldman sachs was also in attendance. he told the bbc that us investment banks and their plans for brexit are reaching the point of no return but it is a sensitive subject. as a uk national, i don't know what it would feel like. iam i don't know what it would feel like. i am an american. as a world citizen, i thought uk was good as pa rt citizen, i thought uk was good as part of europe. i am sure it was good both of them. i thought the uk die mentioned that the uk brought to europe improved europ

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mr. america first and this is going to be an odd thing. a, he's been treated with adoration and attention. people taking selfies with him, the room was crowded, people were referencing him in their speeches. this is a crowd of elites who represent people who did not accept him as a developer and reality tv star in new york and now they have to, and that, i think, is a huge draw for him. >> that's one of the reasons he's there. sometimes when the president says things, especially on the foreign affairs front, his aides have to clean it up and say that's not exactly what we're doing, that's the president's tweet or view, but our policy is this. but listen to nikki haley at the united nations, putting the administration on notice that from the trump white house perspective, they've had enough. >> in his speech, president abbas declared the landmark oslo peace accords dead. he rejected any american role in peace talks. he insulted the american president. but we will not chase after a palestinian leadership that lacks what is needed to achieve

gathering of world leaders, offering better trade deals and inviting big business to invest in america. mrmp has also threatened to stop aid for the palestinians unless they take part in peace talks with israel. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. unfamiliar territory the donald trump. arriving in davos amidst a world wind of expectation. —— whirl—wind. the first us president to show up since bill clinton 18 yea rs to show up since bill clinton 18 years ago. but mr trump, a salesman in chief, is already stealing the show. it's very exciting to be here. we are very happy to be here. the united states is doing very well. the america first president came with a message of peace and prosperity. first a meeting with the british prime minister theresa may, after cancelling a trip to london to open the new us embassy, the president was keen to say they are still friends. he also promised a tremendous increase in trade after brexit. the prime minister and myself had had a really great relationship, although some people don't necessarily believe that, but ican don't necessarily bel

ne near, the time is now, the police is here ♪ >> the acknowledged champion of civil rights in america, mr here in the open to keep quiet and i want to hear a yell and a thunder from all those people who are out there under the trees. let's hear you. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's one of them in the tree! [ laughter ] >> let us bow our heads in god of victory and of all manki mankind, god of abraham and mos moses, and god hear us here and pour out thy benediction upon the united states of america, pour it out upon president kennedy kennedy. >> as the freedom marchers remained at the monument ground to close their demonstration in prayer, their leaders moved on the the white house to meet with president kennedy. the president's active concern with the progress for the negro in housing, education and employment is well known. the members of the overall policy committee of the march in washington reported the conference was friendly and cooperative. chairman a. philip randolph reportses first. >> we believe it is going to have its effect on the image of the country all over the world, bec

will no longer tolerate unfair trade practices, defending his ‘america first‘ policies against accusations of protectionism. but mrmp said ‘america first‘ did not mean america alone. the canadian aircraft manufacturer, bombardier, has won a trade case in the united states, overturning a decision to impose an almost 300% tariff on imports. bombardier said the ruling was a victory for innovation and would save thousands ofjobs. police in toronto say canadian pharmaceutical billionaires barry and honey sherman were murdered in a targeted killing. the couple were found hanged in their home six weeks ago. the entire board of the us gymnastics authority is to resign in the wake of the scandal involving the sexual abuse of over 150 female athletes by the former team doctor. now on bbc news, it‘s time for inside out south west. jemma woodman investigates the truth about free—range eggs. hello and welcome to inside out south west, stories and investigations from where you live. tonight: couch potatoes, tune in. so, do we need more exercise? yes. time to get on your bike with nick baker. i think i might have got me leggings

the tariffs on washing machines and solar panels are part of mr trump's "america first" policy to protect jeff sessions, has become the first member of president trump's cabinet to be questioned by the special counsel investigating alleged russian interference in the presidential election. and this video is trending on bbc.com. it's a timelapse of the philippines‘ most active volcano, mount mayon — which has been spewing ash on local communities. there are fears of a major eruption after two weeks of activity. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk.

mr. lubin: he was america's greatest social photographer. he is famous of pictures of little girls working in cotton mills in the south. boys working in coal factories. he was very interested in children, people who had lower social status, being forced into very hard labor. and during the war, he volunteered for the american red cross to photograph the war. and various people who were surviving the war. and this is a picture of a red cross nurse helping a black soldier who has mechanical arms. both of his arms have been shot off. or basically shot off. there is machinery strapped to him and he has been taught to write. it is a beautiful composition, the way her arm extends. it comes back down to her arm. an almost madonna and child sort of image. there is a beautiful religious imagery that goes back to the renaissance that is being invoked here. and it is such a beautiful picture. it is also a heartbreaking picture when you think about the lasting damage that the war was doing to people on all sides. steve: we have gone from the glory of th

mr. president, america's kids have access to quality medical care is among my top priorities in the senate. that's why long ago i reached across the aisle to create the revolutionary children's health insurance program, or chip. i'm proud to call chip my own. ted kennedy -- teddy kennedy, to get this bill passed, and faced an uphill battle to get this bill passed. bur we were willing to take the heat because we knew it was the right thing to do. he came on board shortly after filed this bill and i have never regretted it. for more than 20 years chip has served as the literal lifeline for millions of children whose families cannot otherwise afford health insurance. without exaggeration, this groundbreaking program has saved thousands of young lives and has long stood as a symbol of what our two parties can accomplish when we look beyond the horizon of our differences to find common ground. sadly, in today's washington, the bipartisan spirit that breathed life into chip has been all but snuffed out. as a case in point, democrats are now holding this health care program hostage to their own r

other hand will be boycotting the speech and n.g.o.s say they're not interested in hearing mr trump's americafirst policy because really all it is is about putting billion is first. has been physical and they're reporting from davos where u.s. president donald trump will give an address later today we'll cover that one life for you of course but first a german politics now but sarah absolutely thank you so much monica because here in germany coalition talks between chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats are due to get under way today the s.p.d. only now will be voted to begin with because she sions the party leader martin childes now saying that the talks are going quote full steam ahead and that he was broadly optimistic. this is merkel's best shot at getting a governing majority but outcome is still uncertain after these negotiations are over all four hundred and forty thousand s.p.d. members across germany will get to vote on the end result but many feel that any coalition deal will be too much of a compromise for their values. it's been a long road to get to thi

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the tariffs on washing machines and solar panels are part of mr trump's "america first" policy to protect local industry. china and south korea are among those unhappy at the move. the us attorney general, jeff sessions, has become the first member of president trump's cabinet to be questioned by the special counsel investigating alleged russian interference in the presidential election. and this video is trending on bbc.com. here's the timelapse of the philippines‘ most active volcano mayon which has been raining ash on local communities. there are fears of a major eruption after two weeks of activity. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. welcome to hardtalk. i'm sarah montague. there aren't many people who are recognisable only from their make—up, but mention a zig—zag of black flames around the eyes painted on a white face, and millions of people around the world will know you are talking about the frontman of the rock band, kiss. take away the makeup and you have gene simmons, a man so canny about business that he realised he could make more money from marketing the kiss

us will no longer tolerate unfair trade practices, defending his ‘america first‘ policies against accusations of protectionism. but mrcase in the united states, overturning a decision to impose an almost 300% tariff on imports. bombardier said the ruling was a victory for innovation and would save thousands ofjobs. police in toronto say canadian pharmaceutical billionaires barry and honey sherman were murdered in a targeted killing. the couple were found hanged in their home six weeks ago. the entire board of the us gymnastics authority is to resign in the wake of the scandal involving the sexual abuse of over 150 female athletes by the former team doctor. now on bbc news, it‘s time for inside out south west. jemma woodman investigates the truth about free—range eggs.

but regardless of the foundation n which our journey in america began, many were there helping to build what we now know as a great nation. mr. speaker, the american worker is intertwined in the moral fabric of our great society. as america begins to grow as an industrialized society, so did its work force. and the need to develop fair and equitable workplace standards. i join the orlando police department in 1984. and on my first day of orientation, i joined the union. i joined a great department and i wanted to do my part to keep it a great department. i proudly joined the union and i clearly understood and it appeared at that time that those in management also understood that the union was working hard to ensure that employees, both sworn and civilian, worked in a safe work environment, were paid fair wages, and were fairly compensated in the event of death on the job. i was an active member of the union and when i moved to the management rank, i met regularly with union leadership to ensure we continued to have healthy work environment, fair wages, meaningful benefits, safe working conditions. that has been and continues

american people and to affirm america's friendship and partnership in building a better world. >> reporter: before a gathering of international business and political elites, mr. trump said other nations will benefit from his policies. >> "america first" does not mean "america alone." when the united states grows, so does the world. >> reporter: the president said lower taxes and reduced regulations are driving economic growth and rebuilding the middle class. >> there has never been a better time to hire, to build, to invest and to grow in the united states. >> reporter: but economists say that the president's tax cuts could reduce the values of some homes in high tax regions. mr. trump said all nations should prioritize the needs of their own citizens. >> i will always put america first, just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. >> reporter: the president departed switzerland calling the visit a success. gavin ram john, cbs news, london. >>> during president trump's time in switzerland he said he was honored by an investment announcement by apple's ceo tim cook. early this month, apple said it planned to contribute $350 bi