first of all we've seen mr bowles on our has in fact given responsibility demarcation of indigenous lands he has given that now to the agriculture ministry which some critics say is a little bit. proceeding the fox is in charge of the hanes house so that's one of the things that happened straight away and that was something that he's allies in the agricultural. school because we're very keen to happen it seems that he will move to loosen gun ownership for citizens that was on a bleak place not a big pledge of his campaign the most important thing that he does that most people agree on the left and on the right is some kind of pension reform and that seems that he will be the most difficult because nobody wants to retire in brazil so that's going to require the police who perhaps was get that one through this and just very briefly if you if you can among those opponents how concerned are they that this shift to the right will actually threaten the country's democracy. get that say overrule opinion all from his opponents that if you have somebody with this very hard line all sorts of areas

first of all we've seen mr bowles on our has in fact given responsibility demarcation of indigenous lands he has given that now to the agriculture ministry which some critics say is a little bit keen to proceeding the fox is in charge of the hanes. house so that's one of the things that happened straight away and that was something that he's allies in the agricultural. school because we're very keen to happen it seems that he will move to loosen gun ownership for citizens that was not a bleep not a big pledge of his campaign the most important thing that he does that most people agree on the left and on the right is some kind of pension reform and that seems that he will be the most difficult because nobody wants to reach violate in brazil so that's going to require the police who perhaps was get that one through sam as you said he's a very divisive president where the brazilians you've spoken to saying about what they expect from their new president. well. in general he's fattens they say they expect better security better corrupt certain less corruption some are not. that disillusioned

mr bowles narrow was elected in october and took the oath of office on tuesday a brazilian in front of the ideological peers from abroad including prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel and victor o'brien of hungry as well as u.s. secretary of state like palm pilot mr balsa narrow who was widely seen as a pro-business leader has sent resilient markets in an upward trend since his election just a few months ago it the eyeball vest is one of the. few global markets to end in positive territory for twenty eight teen is a speak mr balsa narrow said he would quote create a new virtuous cycle to open markets and that he would set his sights on tackling the country's deficit just hours later mr paulson arrow reassign management of the brazilian amazon the lungs of our planet to brazil's agriculture ministry which is dominated by brazil's agricultural. and speaking of brazil the latest scandal surrounding ota brecht the international conglomerate based in brazil that may be best known for engineering can construction has a rupture in peru now peruvian president marvin biscardi has declare

but also mr bowling i believe is an atheist they single out the bible to be banned and so that necessitated laws like the ones that are being looked at that say hey you are so missing the founding fathers wanted the bible as part of our cricket expected the bible they just assumed it it was a standard across country for the first two hundred years and now i guess we have to pass a law to allow the bible to be brought into school seems pretty silly that we're at this point actually i can see you would have a response though kevin do go ahead. well i think most of you know john one of the founding fathers i think most of the founding fathers actually had pretty good stay. it's supporting the separation of church and state i think of one of the bottom lines and you know it comes down to is who do we want teaching religion i don't want my government teaching religion religion i don't want our public institutions teaching religion i think that's a great place for or for the religious community and so in whatever paradigm of religion you practice and want to believe in that's what your religion s

mr bowles and was in israel and turkey and president erdogan has just personalised this. bolton made these comments he should have expected this type of reaction. on the threat to these fighters that have been fighting alongside the americans, they are massing on the other side of the border and president erdogan today compared them to so—called islamic state, he sees them as terrorists. turkey has been very consistent, the new york times wrote an article calling for all the stakeholders to come together, and clearly, president trump and president erdogan said they had a deal. the question, is that deal going to hold? in syria, it's going to be very messy to disentangle the kurdish fighters from the terrorists, how do you move forward on this? it shows you how difficult diplomacy can be. me you have mike pompeo injordan trying to reassure allies in the middle east that they are not going to vacate syria and leave the space to these shia militias spread around the region. so, what is the us strategy here? there are clearly tactics, president trump has said we are getting o

mr. super bowl, do you think there is brinks in the rank? >> joe: i don't think there is a security issue. but speaker pelosi has the final say in what happens. but she is also mentioned that she doesn't want the president to do the state of the union, but he can submit it in writing. what's the difference? in writing, versus showing up into it. the harm? if there such a concern about security, which they have basically taken care of, was arm of doing a walk-through? even if you decide at the last minute that you won't allow them to do it. i think there is a break in ranks there. i think there is not unity on the democratic party. you hear it, you just hear the explanations. i think everybody is moving closer and closer. let's get something. i get the sense, the feeling that it isn't just the frustration of the american people. it's the frustration of the politicians trying to defend the positions that they are in. what steny hoyer comes out and says, that he's fun to come here, and pelosi says, "no, i don't want them." they have a conversat

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mr. panetta is a member of the house committee on agriculture and ways and means and he also represents the salad bowl of this country in california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. panetta: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, chairman bishop. today, mr. speaker, we unfortunately are enduring our government's second longest government shutdown since 1981. now, i realize that some call it a partial government shutdown, but let me tell you there is nothing partial about the lost wages that our federal workers are encountering. there's nothing park about the lost income -- partial about the lost income our small business owners are enduring. there's nothing partial about the lost services that our farmers, my farmers in the salad bowl of the world, will experience during this shutdown. that's why it's fallen on all of us in this congress to make whole the victims of this shutdown and it starts today by passing this agriculture appropriations act. now, as a member of the house ag committee, i was proud to have passed and signed into law -- have signed into law the

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oh i don't think so it sounds like mr paul has decided that it is time for the punch bowl to go away. which there is only about ten years overdue but you know i had better late than never i suppose but you know that the problem with this is that the markets have become much like my late sister. who had a certain amount of money drank it all drugged it all and then wind of that they needed some more it because of course they were broke right so you know you get a phone call you're eating breakfast after your mother has passed and oh by the way the cats have no food while the cats have no food because you drank the fifteen hundred dollars that you had three days earlier and so now you need some more money the correct response for a policy maker in such a situation is to bring the cats a bag of food not to bring more money of course because you don't want to cast a star but the person who has gorge themselves on these things needs to stop and if they don't they will eventually die. the markets have done this they have gorge themselves on cheap money and would if they don't live well for

tell you only bowled the responsibility i don't want discuss about mr ocean go responsibility becauseit's not my question and i don't want to be in the queues are all. i only think in a bold i mean the russian reputation. their own money question both of them reports but in any case it's the way well we cool the weather with the tele bolted ok what it's not interesting for ok let me rephrase it and that's going to be the final question if russia is fully transparent and forthcoming in satisfying all the why the requirements i am going down as a had there facade that once russia has done its part i am going to require that's why that does something about bringing that man to account ok it's yes i think it's really possible well who will understand what wars that are all each person who was in walden this process. oh. i propose before. my proposal was to organize a working group in the wish. and then expose. it in this case. to. the. who. have to be responsible for the. materials have to be prepared to go to court. mr ganis we have to leave it there i really appreciate. thank you. this

also, there was a gold bowl and .andle sixth -- candlesticks presented -- the emir mrs. the president's percent the staircase to pose for the official photo. that's descended the staircase to pose for the official photo. ♪ the receiving line was formed in the east room, first by protocol and then enough medical order. at the head of the line, president and mrs. johnson, who have had long experience in receiving guests and making them feel at home. they are presenting to the guest of honor a rich mixture of the leading citizens of the united states. dignitaries, friends of the first family, and persons having a strong interest in the home country. all gathered together in the most refined and pleasing side of diplomacy. and now dinner is about to be served in the state dining room. mrs. johnson was seated with the of kuwait, and across the room, the president was joined of these senator from indiana. the seating arrangement is carefully worked out by the first lady, the social secretary, and the chief of protocol. 60 state dinners and 40 state lunches where chancellors, p

mr. castro: [laughter] >> i went to a conference with everyone from new england on super bowl sunday. it was crazy. i loved it. mr. castro: hello. >> i used to live in your city. what took you there? >> it was about 65 years ago. my sister lives down there. i was down there last year. mr. castro: she still lives there? >> no. unfortunately she passed away. i will not be going down again. mr. castro: i hope you had some good times down there. >> thank you very much. mr. castro: thank you for having me. hello. >> very impressive. thank you. mr. castro: thank you. >> hello again. you talked about wellness. schools to help get people out of poverty. not just in massachusetts. mr. castro: do you have a card? >> i do not have a card. is one of your people here? mr. castro: there is billy, i don't know where he went. i will flag him down. >> i will get my information to you. thank you very much. >> i was wondering what you plan to do to combat discrimination against the lgbt community? hud,astro: when i was at one of the things we did was [indiscernible] when i was san antonio mayor, we also

mr. panetta is a member of the house committee on agriculture and ways and means and he also represents the salad bowl of this country in california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. panetta: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, chairman bishop. today, mr. speaker, we unfortunately are enduring our government's second longest government shutdown since 1981. now, i realize that some call it a partial government shutdown, but let me tell you there is nothing partial about the lost wages that our federal workers are encountering. there's nothing park about the lost income -- partial about the lost income our small business owners are enduring. there's nothing partial about the lost services that our farmers, my farmers in the salad bowl of the world, will experience during this shutdown. that's why it's fallen on all of us in this congress to make whole the victims of this shutdown and it starts today by passing this agriculture appropriations act. now, as a member of the house ag committee, i was proud to have passed and signed into law -- have signed into law the

mr. phillips. >> to his family just like we said we were going to do. >> on to super bowl liii they go. >>> goodnday today." january 27th. i'm willie geist. the 35-day federal shutdown is over but the problems it's causing is lingering. visit os at many washington traer attractions are still finding closed days and workers wondering when they will get

bowl themes of food. struck that is correct. look who is here. mr. popular is back. bob from taylor farms. ylor farms is where? >> tracy california. headquartered in salinas. is back we have a lot of people for super bowl sunday and i usually begin a food with? chicken wings? >> the number one consumed item on super bowl sunday is chicken wings. enough chicken wings are consumed worth there are enough for six chicken wings per person in the us. site that is a lot. and peter is in there as well? >> yes.potato chips. >>> if you want alternative that healthier choices we've got them. >> we got them.>> there you are bowl party and what products that are healthy and go to the store and buy certain things like the boss or pinwheels which contain green leaf lettuce and tomatoes and other products. to even have the next for the kids so they're not left out there not eating chicken wings or legible. there are apps and are all sorts of healthy items that look good on the table and very nutritious. despite being deb as well. it is totally protist oriented. that is something that is made at taylor farm

bowl. for bring on i just really. mr gates the toxic legacy of south africa's mining industry and examine exactly what is hiding beneath the oldest toxic waste africa's largest democracy heads to the polls join us for live coverage as nigeria books al-jazeera well showcases the best of the networks documentaries with powerful untold stories from the middle east and north africa as cubans are set to vote on the possible changes to the constitution what impact will be outcome have on the country and the world sunny day witness visits ghana and sweden where a community polarized by mining clans questions their heritage february on al-jazeera. to. the town. just. welcome back you're watching hour just zero time to recap on. the six week old cease fire in the port of a day that is to be on the brink of collapse fighting has flared in the city as well as in tires and on the outskirts of the capital and the retired dutch general in charge of the un brokered truce has stepped down at least thirty thousand people have. because th

mr. castro: [laughter] i went to a conference with everyone from new england on super bowl sunday. hello.tro: >> i used to live in your city. 65 years ago. [laughter] my sister lives down there. i was down there last year. mr. castro: she still lives there? >> no. unfortunately she passed away. i will not be going down again. thank you very much. mr. castro: thank you for having made. hello. >> very impressive. thank you. mr. castro: thank you. [indiscernible] mr. castro: do you have a card? >> i do not have a card. there is billy, i don't know where he went. i will fight them down. -- will flag him down. >> i will get my information to you. >> i was wondering what you plan to do to combat discrimination against that lgbt community? mr. castro: what if the things we did was -- [indiscernible] we also passed a discrimination ordinance -- [indiscernible] >> do you plan to do an executive order on the legislation to get that? mr. castro: [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. >> good morning. we were here last year when you are the speaker. [indiscernible] thank you so much. you for bri

people like you so who knows how far that kind of bowling may get soon some in the media have tried very hard to make you associate mrtrump with the k.k.k. now with this hat situation it must have become a much easier job. at least interior minister matteo salvini has been feeling tension between rome and paris on tuesday he slammed a manual necron unlabeled the french need to terrible president. we in the i hope the french can free themselves from a terrible president and the opportunity will come on may the twenty sixth when finally the french people will be able to take back control of their future destiny and pride which are poorly represented by character like max. we must address the causes of this crisis because people are leaving africa in part because some european countries led by friends have never stopped being colonizers . it had been a french i hope for the good of the french who are a great people but they come out of that moment of crisis was a libertarian vented product to stand in a way of any change on the horizon that seems obvious to me now. amid the tension between paris and rome germany and fra

yeah so who knows how far that kind of bowling may get soon some of the media have tried very hard to make you associate mr trump with the k.k.k. now with this hat situation it must have become a much easier job those are the headlines for this hour from the team and myself thanks things you know it seems national will see what i am must go time for the latest global news updates. thank. in the united states we proactively require brominated flame retardants to be put into furniture and marketing among other things and that's resulted in extremely higher levels all those flame returns in the human bodies of americans as opposed to europeans and that ultimately has affected the cognitive outcomes of literally a generation of american children. the country's gone into a nihilistic fever. if they can. get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlatans the genius the quintessential american hero this is it we've come a point around which element is gone so we always are on the courage to step up this whole culture is really important because. we're starting last with this is going t

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. >> we -- also the super bowl two weeks from today, learned that gladys knight will perform there, and she issued a statement saying she understands what mrings and they are police violence and unjust is but unfortunate our national anthem has been dragged into this debate. gladys knight, of course, is from atlanta. the super bowl is in atlanta. she used to march with jesse jackson jr., a part of the sicil rights movement. many lived through the coloreds and white era. tyler, should she are performing the national anthem at the super bowl? >> there are several black performers that said look what the nfl is doing to the nfl black today and society is not right. she's basically giving out her own talent for free. so if she believes this is a way, she believes in the nfl inspire change, a prid prid quo pro-you see numbers dwindling but it's up to her. anybody willing to uplift rac t racist -- we've seen this at every point of the equation. >> how is the nfl racist when 80% of the players are black. first off. gladys knight should be the symbol of america. as black people why would we not want her soninging the national anthem. i have two ma

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mr. phillips. >> to his family just like we said we were going to do. >> on to super bowl liii they go. >>> good morning. welcome to "sunday today." january 27th. i'm willie geist. the 35-day federal shutdown is over but the problems it's causing is lingering. visit os at many washington traer attractions are still finding closed days and workers wondering when they will get their back pay and are we headed for another shutdown over the border wall when the funding bill conspires expires in less weeks? >>> yes, it's winter and supposed to be cold but not like this. the midwest is about to face some of its coldest temperatures in 25 years. windchills as low as 60 below zero. we will have a look ahead for millions of you. >>> a sit-down with william h. macy, the actor whose name conjures thoughts of jerry londongard a role so good macy told the director ethan cohen he had to get it or else. >> i said, nathan, you give this to somebody else, i'll just shoot your dog. i don't recommend that, folks. it's not a good thing to do. don't you, actors, don't do that, but it struck his sense of humor. >> a

mrs may will do. we have seen people like nick bowles suggesting that maybe the liaison committee could step in and craftxit deal which could be put to parliament which could instruct mrs may on what actually she should do. there have been all sorts of suggestions from number ten which says that that is a parliamentary coup. mick mulls the committee decided —— denied that this morning. at every stage in what we're proposing, the commons has to support it. so if the liaison committee comes forward with a plan, the commons is asked to vote on it. only if the commons supports it, in the way that it will not have done with the prime minister's deal by that point, then the government will be instructed to implement it. we live in a parliamentary democracy. mps were elected in 2017, fully a year after the referendum. if we don't trust our elected parliament to come up with a solution, who do we trust? i have to say, that idea of letting the liaison committee shape the future brexit deal, that has run into trouble from other members of the liaison committee saying, no one consulted us and some of those who are