on thursday, paul clement — the former real madrid and bayern munich assistant — held his first newse since taking overfrom bob bradley, and the bbc‘s claire summers was there. is this the man to ten swansea city's fortunes around 7 is this the man to ten swansea city's fortunes around? 44—year—old paul clement facing the media for the first time today, clear to spell out why he has come to the liberty stadium. i'm excited by the challenge. i could have stayed at bayern munich and had a great chance to win the league there, and advance into the further stages of the champions league, and it would've been great. but i have done that the last six or seven years now and i wa nt last six or seven years now and i want another challenge. this will be really exciting. i can fill it already. i feel good about it. having enjoyed modest success as a big player, is coaching cv boasts plenty of experience, and is writing to —— by tcb as a bonus. he was sacked after eight months despite being fifth in the challenger table. his connection with an italian coaches seen him work at some of the bigges

, for their match against palace tomorrow bayern munich, where he is assistant to carlo ancelotti, have him permisson to talk to the club. and it's understood that he has already agreed a 2.5 year deal to at the swans to become their third manager of the season. clement was sacked by championship club derby in february.

host: had the munich security conference, europe and something like the fbi. a centralized system across national borders. >> we just need to take some parts out of the systems into the federal guidance. this needs to be taken a close look in the future. how many offices can be put on the spot instead of looking around where you can draw together. it needs to have a structure throughout the republic. host: something we will be hearing about in the coming days and weeks. thank you for being with us today. britain has appointed a new ambassador to the european union. playing ichiro key role representing britain's interest when the government starts formal brexit negotiations. his appointment comes after the shock resignation of his predecessor sir ivan rodriguez. he attacked the government for being modeled. benjamin netanyahu has called for a soldier convicted of manslaughter to be pardoned. the military court found that soldier guilty of manslaughter. he has not yet been sentenced. >> he is loading his rifle. he stepped as early. the military court. the judges

i'm excited by the challenge, i could've stayed at bayern munich had a great chance to win the leaguece into the further stages of the champions league, would have been great. i have done that in the last six or seven years and i want another challenge. this is going to be really exciting, ifeel good about it, i can feel it already. having enjoyed success as a non—league player, his coaching cv shows lots of experience as right—hand man to do carlo ancelotti, as a manager, he does have a blemish, derby county sacked him after five have a blemish, derby county sacked him afterfive months, despite them being this in the championship table, but it is his work alongside carlo ancelotti that has seen him work at some of the biggest clubs in europe, they worked together at chelsea, after meeting there, and he has gone on to work with him at paris st germain and real madrid, managing the likes of gareth bale and cristiano ronaldo. last year they moved onto german giants bayern munich but swansea city have come calling and he says he feels the time is right. swansea city supporters trust have

, for their match against palace tomorrow bayern munich, where he is assistant to carlo ancelotti, havee club. and it's understood that he has already agreed a 2.5 year deal to at the swans to become their third manager of the season. clement was sacked by championship club derby in february. there's been a high profile sacking in rugby union. leicester have got rid of their director of rugby richard cockerill. he's been on the coaching staff for over a decade, and played over 250 times for the tigers in 2 spells. they are 5th in the premiership table. the 46 year old said he still believed he was the right person to lead the team, but respected the board's decision. leicester tigers are the manchester united of rugby in england. they are expected to win trophies. the crowd expected to win trophies. the crowd expect the very best and this is one of the biggest rugby managerial sackings that has taken place over the past ten years. where leicester do next is interesting. they have a man in aaron major, he is going to be the interim director of rugby, i suppose. if they decide it's better

clement, who has been assistant to carlo ancellotti at bayern munich sincejune, replaces bob bradleyatter half of two dozen i6 the latter half of two dozen 16 has been one to forget. but for clement to become the third head coach at the club this season. i could've stayed as assistant at bayern munich and have come to a very challenging situation which excites me to do that. that is the attitude i want the players to have. it is a big task but can be done. before that the important thing is to focus on some of the smaller details regarding performances. having enjoyed moderate success as a non—league player, it is as a coach that the career of paul clement has blossomed. he was appointed assistant manager at chelsea but carlo ancelotti as they went on to win the premier league probably alts —— that also work together at some of the biggest clubs in europe. they merged the likes of gareth bale and cristiano ronaldo. his solejob merged the likes of gareth bale and cristiano ronaldo. his sole job as manager in his own right ended in disappointment despite leading derby cou nty two disap

she now lives in a refugee home in munich. she's a hairdresser, but couldn't find a job.w, she cuts the hair for other refugees in munich, and sends some of the money home to help the family. >> the problem is the unemployment. that's why the young people here train like crazy. by wrestling, you can become a millionaire fast. >> the big matches here draw big crowds. around 15,000 spectators fit into the demba diop stadium. calanda got his ticket weeks ago. the fight has long since been sold out. there are still five hours to go before the big fight. finally, the pre-show begins. sa thies enters the arena first. he's carrying a holy mask to protect himself from evil. his opponent has a magic band that he gnaws on, and performs a mystical dance. the spectators are electrified. >> he can dance and jump around all he wants. sa thies is much stronger. he'll beat him. >> every wrestler performs his own rituals before a fight. with a little help from strengthening potions and amulets, they hope to secure victory. sa thies is counting on the magic potion that the marabou has prep

fixas really a godfather or her figure in catholic munich.i guess he is half oscar schindler and half don corleone he. and so, he was a helpful guide for the church and he flew missions over the outs. he would put secret documents in a briefcase, land in switzerland, hand the documents over to his contracts. he would take them to italy and the vatican where they were stored on the top shelf of the pope's library in a hollowed out red book. so, this was a quite sophisticated, advanced intelligence service and joseph roleer played an important because he was wily, he was , they, he was odysseus german resistance. some have called him the traveling salesman of the german resistance and he certainly sold the pope on participating in these plots to kill hibbler. just try to move through this without getting bogged down in details. if you're interested in how this played out, the blow-by-blow, read my book. germany from military intelligence service was the key to these plots to kill hitler within germany. they wanted to get rid of hitler , because

the former real madrid and bayern munich assistant coach saw his new team win 2—1 at crystal palace wherers in front just before half—time. palace must have thought they'd got a point when wilfried zaha equalised with seven minutes to go, but angel rangel won it for swansea two minutes from time. the result means that palace remain one point above the relegation zone — and swansea are only a point behind them. we were brilliant and started doing what we should be doing at home, giving the crowd a bit of excitement. then we won the goal that should have at least got a set point. but then the downside is the switch of four there were no when virtually everybody was behind the ball and didn't deal with it. massively disappointing tonight. massively disappointing tonight. massively disappointing. but a lot of it was out of our control. because, like i said, the fatigue levels were obviously there for all to see. one more game in the english premier league on tuesday. stoke city are up to 11th with a comfortable 2—0 win at home to watford. that's a first win in six matches for the potters. rya

step closer, it's understood he's signed a two and a half year deal after his current club bayern munich it's thought that clement will be at selhurst park tomorrow for swansea's match against crystal palace, before officially taking charge of the team. he'll become swansea's third manager of the season, and will face the task of lifting them from the foot of the table. clement is currently carlo ancelotti's assistant at bayern, having also worked with him at chelsea, paris saint—germain and real madrid richard cockerill has been sacked as director of rugby at leicester tigers. cockerill has been on the coaching staff for over a decade, but tigers have struggled to contest major trophies in recent years, and currently sit fifth in the premiership table. the 46—year—old said he still believed he was the right person to lead the team, but respected the board's decision. leicester tigers are the manchester united of rugby in england, they are expected to win trophies. the crowd expected to win trophies. the crowd expect the very best from leicester tigers. this is one of the biggest kind of

bayern munich manager carlo ancelotti is one person who has voiced concerns about that idea but the italian he favours a bigger world cup. in general, i am against more matches because their schedule is too busy but fifa are saying they not going to change the number of matches in the world cup so we will wait and see. i think the penalty shot is not the best way to arrive to the result but sometimes in football you have to use this. i am against the penalty shot because if it is possible to avoid, i understand it is not possible to avoid. manchester united have a 2—0 lead over hull going into the second leg of their efl cup semi—final, afterjuan mata and marouane fellaini put them ahead at old trafford on tuesday. all eyes were on united captain wayne rooney, who is chasing a record 250th goal for the club, but it was mata who broke the deadlock in the 56th minute before substitute fellaini added a late second. the result marks a ninth win in a row forjose mourinho‘s side. meanwhile morgan schneiderlin looks to be on his way out of old trafford, after mourinho confirmed that united had acc

i could have stayed at bayern munich and had a great chance to win the league there.i feel good about it. everton have signed the charlton forward ademola lookman for eleven million pounds the 19—year—old, who's played for the england's u20's only broke into the charlton first tea m only broke into the charlton first team last season. he described it as a dream move insisting he was ready to make the step up from league one to make the step up from league one to the premier league it's a play of the future. he is involved in training with the first—team. how long it takes if he gets a chance. it's good signing. we need that kind of player. he is 19. we expect a lot from the boys. british runner laura muir broke the 25—year—old record previously held by fellow scot liz mccolgan over 5,000 metres at an indoor meeting in glasgow last night. her time of 1a minutes 49.12 seconds was 1a seconds faster than the previous record. it was only muir's second track race over the distance and she also ran 16 laps out on her own. the impressive time moves her into the top ten on the

. >> reporter: the family escorted off a flight from new york to munich after they told the airline they had medication in case dora had an allergic reaction to nuts and dairy products. >> when i got kicked off the plane, i started crying. it was really bad because it's a horrible feeling being humiliated for something you can't control. >> reporter: on a recent u.s. flight, they told gail me mendelbaum they would not ask passengers to refrain from eating peanuts. >> i took it up with management and they told me in front of my 8-year-old, if you think he's going to die, just don't get on the plane. >> reporter: a group of families is claiming discrimination asking the government to order airlines to treat people with allergies to board early and allow them to wipe down their seats and tray tables. >> just avoiding contact and avoiding eating the food is enough. in very rare cases inhalation might be an issue but those would be very rare cases. >> reporter: allergy experts believe only 1 to 2% of children have peanut allergies. the reaction in most cases son-in-law triggertri -- is only t

. >> i think also the younger people in germany and munich -- i was at the university of munich once in the id-'80s. we were talking about world war ii, and i was there with stephen ambrose ambrose. and they said, you know -- now, this is a different generation now already. they said, you know, you liberated us, too. teve was talking about liberation of germany from the third reich, and they were empowered and feeling that empowerment. and i guess they were the 20-somethings of that time, you know, mid-20s, young people. and they have grown older. and there is an acceptance there to look at that past, not to feel the same sense of burden that their parents may have had. but it was very interesting spirit that they had. they felt very positively about the fact that the war ended, they lost. they didn't have the victim mentality anymore. >> just to add to some of it. i think the role of government political leaders is all very important, but so was sort of people-to-people diplomacy. all the twinning arrangements were hugely important. sports groups were sent certainly from holland to

i could have stayed at bayern munich and had a great chance to win the league there, and advanced tod about it. southampton's executive director of football, les reed, has revealed that captainjose fonte has handed in a transfer request at st mary's. fonte rejected new terms on his current contract offered to him in the summer after winning euro 2016 with portugal. fonte has maintained that he wants the club to offer him a longer contract than the one he signed in october, but reed says he's had the chance of an improved deal, and has now asked to leave the club. everton have signed the charlton forward ademola lookman for £11 million. the 19—year—old, who's played for the england u20's only broke into the charlton first team last season. he described it as a dream move, insisting he was ready to make the step up from league one to the premier league. british runner laura muir broke the 25—year—old record previously held by fellow scot liz mccolgan over 5,000 metres at an indoor meeting in glasgow last night. her time of 14 minutes 49.12 seconds was 14 seconds faster than the previou

this was after he joined bayern munich is there assistant coach in june last year.onfirmed before swansea's premier league game against crystal palace on tuesday night but he is expected to take a watching brief at that game. we will have more on that in the sport in ten minutes or so. now, music lovers have been in a spin this year, pushing vinyl sales to the highest they've been in 25 years. you can see where this is going more than 3.2 million records were sold last year, the 9th year in a row that sales have gone up. the industry says it's thanks to artists like david bowie and prince. music streaming was also up by two—thirds, while sales of cds fell again. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has more. led zep ii. classic album. why is this better on vinyl? well, it was made to be on vinyl. the actual format of the record, the gate fold sleeve. the artwork. so it was made for vinyl. it was never made to be a cd, it was certainly never to be a download. for phil barton of sister ray records, there is no debate, musicjust sounds better when it comes on a 12—inch

palace tomorrow and paul clement is expected to be on the stands at selhurst park will stop bayern municho the club. it is understood he has already signed a two and a half year deal to become the swansea manager. leicester tigers have sacked their director of by, tigers have sacked their director of rugby, richard cockerill. he has been on the coaching staff for more than a decade and also played more than a decade and also played more than 250 times for the tigers come across two spells. they are currently fifth in the premiership table. the 46—year—old, who won everything as a player at the club, said he respects the decision but believes he is still the man for the club. his assistant has been put in charge temporarily. that is all the sport for now, more in the next hour. the first 14 areas in england to be selected for so—called "garden villages" have been announced, in a bid to create tens of thousands of new homes. three larger garden towns have also been approved for buckinghamshire, somerset and the essex—hertfordshire border. the new villages must include green spaces and good

. >> working out of munich put together a technology and soulful vocalist.t and they make the biggest record of all time. >> love to love you baby was four minutes of singing and 14 minutes of a lot of not singing. >> switch the lights off and make sure that the tape is running and i said okay let's do it and i think she did it in ten minutes. >> the donna summer record is some of the biggest records of all time and they kicked off a revolution. >> unless you have been living in a saled cage you probably noticed america's latest craze is disco dancing. that's dancing with a d. >> where have you been? >> and what they generate with the record we're talking about an estimated $4 billion a year. >> i remember really being upset about this work disco. it was r&b music to me and i felt like they stripped it and gave it a new name and not giving credit where the credit was supposed to go. >> bring that sound in, that's great. >> the beegees always liked r&b and soul. always thought they were a pop band with r&b leanings. >> they did what pop stars do. they really

that humor, einstein's sister wrote a little later when einstein was in a secondary school in munich,his teacher of greek said einstein you will never amount to anything. the sister wrote my brother never did teach greek at high school. if somebody criticizes you, you can take it to heart and say i must be unworthy or you can say whatever and switch around and see from a higher perspective. >> host: talk a little bit about einstein's personal life, his first wife was a brilliant woman, a collaborator with him early in their marriage. >> guest: we think of einstein as a funny old man with long hair. when he was young he was really good looking. even into middle-age, he was a sailor all the time. he was young, good-looking, in a class of six or seven students, many jewish people were not allowed to go to experimental physics in germany. they were not hated in germany. they were pushed aside 2 ways consider the trivial ridiculous field of theoretical physics. so many people in this class were theoretical physicists and they were all guys, perfectly nice but one of them was a hot young wo

einstein sister little little bit later in munich. his teacher he will never amount to anything. and my brother remembered to teach in germany. i love that. somebody criticizes you, you could take it to heart and say i have to give out. i must be unworthy. or you could say whatever and just switch around and give them a higher bid. >> david, could you talk a little bit about einstein's personal life. his first wife was fascinating because she was quite a brilliant woman and was kind of a collaborator early in their marriage. >> was a funny old man with long hair. when he was young he was really good looking. in middle age he was a sailor out of time. and so he was young. he was good looking in. he was in a class of six or seven students at the polytechnic in zÜrich. an experimental physics was high prestige. you can get good jobs a day. but they are just mildly discriminated against and pushed aside into the trivial a ridiculous field. many of the people in this class were theoretical physicists. they are perfectly nice here he made longtime friends with some of them. and she had

clement's appointment as swansea city's new manager has moved a step closer after his current club bayern municht clement will be at selhurst park tomorrow for swansea's match against crystal palace, before oficially taking charge of the team. he'll become swansea's third manager of the season, and will face the task of liting them from the foot of the table. clement is currently carlo ancelotti's assistant at bayern, having also worked with him at chelsea, paris st german and real madrid. bournemouth striker benik afobe has pulled out of the africa cup of nations with the dr congo, releasing a statement simply saying that "afobe has forfeited from the tournament". afobe has scored twice in his last three games for bournemouth. there's been reports that he has decided to stay in the premier league to keep his place in the starting line—up, and is likely to face arsenal tomorrow. former chelsea forward 0scar has arrived in china to a hero's welcome, following his £60 million move to shanghai. there was plenty of flash photography to greet him. 0scar arrived at the airport and was cheered by fans,

worked with carlo ancelotti at some big clu bs, with carlo ancelotti at some big clubs, madrid and munichw the premier league. but he is proving tojurgen klopp he knows how to get big wins. they came out after half—time really invigorated. sigurdsson got the winner. 0nly their fifth winner of the season. jurgen klopp looking unhappy like most liverpool fans. seven points behind chelsea. jurgen klopp from the bundesliga used to having winter breaks. he will always have christmas off, you do not get that in the premier league. they have played three league games this year so far with no wins. it's all about reaction, but in this moment that's not allowed. that it damaged us or whatever. but in this moment it should have and it has. it feels really bitter in this moment. of course, we analyse it, we always do. we analyse even the games we win. we will do the same, but i can already say that around the goals we defended really bad. today it was... the rest was not good enough to win the game. this team has been criticised when goals have gone in against them. confidence has gone down. they ha

he survived the munich air crash and led the club to victory.record—breaking goal from wayne rooney coming up on bbc one on match of the day, along with action from the rest of today's premier league games. swansea lifted themselves off the bottom of the table and dealt a blow to liverpool's title hopes with a 3—2 win at anfield. everton, west ham and west brom also won. in scotland, there were no premiership games because of the scottish cup. rangers came from behind to beat motherwell 2—1 and holders hibernian scored eight against amateur side bonnyrigg rose. all of the results are on the bbc sport website. british number one johanna konta is through to the last 16 of the australian open. she beat the former world number 1 caroline wozniacki from denmark in straight sets. in the fourth round the number nine seed will take on russia's ekaterina makarova. and glasgow warriors are through to the quarterfinals of rugby union's european champions cup for the first time. they beat leicester at welford road 48—0, putting six tries past the tigers to

clement's present club, bayern munich, have this morning named a successor to the englishman as assistantight's other game sees stoke take on watford. west ham are appealing against a red ca rd west ham are appealing against a red card against manchester united in their 2—0 defeat yesterday. card against manchester united in their 2-0 defeat yesterday. referee mike dean gave a player a straight red card mike dean gave a player a straight red ca rd after mike dean gave a player a straight red card after a collision with united defender philjones. red card after a collision with united defender philjones. world number 10 johanna konta has continued her winning start to the season. she's through to the quarter—finals of the shenchen open in china. the briton recovered from a set down, and being a break down in the second, to beat american varnia king. konta wrapped up the match in just over an hour and a half, 1—6, 6—3, 6—2. staying with tennis, and sir andy murray plays jeremy chardy of france in the opening round of the qatar open later this afternoon — with the briton insisting that novak

and with the clear aim of keeping an arm open, a channel of munich asian open to the trump administrationsaean division of the world into two camps. —— channel of communication. the man who will be donald trump's vice president, mike pence, says he hopes an influential and revered civil—rights leader will change his mind about boycotting the inauguration ceremony on friday. the veteran democratic party congressman john lewis said he didn't believe mr trump was a legitimate president. from washington, here's laura bicker. the stage is set, and rehearsals are under way for the moment when donald trump will take the oath of office. after a week of swirling controversies, this will be the day that matters. but already notable figures have said they will not be there. it's going to be very difficult. i don't see that the president—elect isa i don't see that the president—elect is a legitimate president. john lewis is a respected and much loved civil—rights icon. his words matter. but donald trump attacked him on twitter and created a bitter row. the vice president—elect defended his boss. i hav

the home of the world's highest-paid [indiscernible] bayern munich average of $180,000. , almost twice-life balance has improved in switzerland. vonnie: time for our bloomberg quick take, where we have background on issues of interest. the u.s. and russia relations may not hit the cold war levels, but recently, they are getting older. once donald trump takes over the white house, the temperature could change again. president obama and the u.s. imposed new penalties and expelled 35 russian diplomats after leaving moscow percent for attacks during the presidential campaign. notimir putin said he would to the same because he was waiting for president-elect trump to take office. key westernned the security alliances russia has and hadosed -- opposed, questions about syria's civil war and the annexation of crimea from the ukraine. the cold war began in 1947, when harry truman asked congress to help stop the soviet union from projecting its power. soviet diplomats saw this as an imperial aggression from an american elite, claiming the right to lead the world. it wasn't until 1959 that they s

. >> reporter: many in the crowd outside the munich services building and the streets around city hallenounced the president's plan to sdmanl the affordable care act. folks like caregiver and kansas survivor carol rosenthal >> we can't roll the clock back to a place where people have to worry about preexisting conditions for cancer or chronic diseases. >> reporter: demonstrators protested on a wide array of other issues from protecting the environment to made a medicaid. peter whitney came to be the voice for his son >> the philosophy seems to be to save money there and i'm concerned since my son is on medicaid >> he hasn't done anything to heal the different people to bring people together. >> reporter: thousands marched to the loew's hotel to make the voices heard. security was tight. uniformed officers were everywhere. streets in front of the loew's hotel were blocked off by police and large trash trucks. there were reports police took an american flag, knife and backpack containing materials from one protester. >> thus far hasn't been a need for us to show even our presence, peacef

. >> george moroder working out of munich put together technology and soulful vocal lists.ondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, more passion more -- >> actually i shooed everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure the tape is running, and i said, okay, let's do it. and i think she did it in 10 minutes. ♪ oh >> the donna summer records were some of the biggest records of all time. and they kicked off a revolution. ♪ i want to do it with you >> unless you have been living in a sealed cage you probably noticed america's latest craze is disco dancing. that's dancin' without the g. >> fluffy, where have you been? ♪ i want to but on my boogie shoes and dance with you ♪ >> what they generate with the records, we are talking about an estimated 4 billion, with a b, $4 billion a year. >> i remember really being upset about this word disco. it was r & b music to me. i felt like they stripped it and gave it a new name and weren't giving credit where i think the credit was supposed to go. >> to bring that -- to bring that sound in that's great. one, tw

it was chamberlain who said it berlin, he said, after munich when he made the deal with hitler, that essentially handed czechoslovakia over to hitler, he said why should we care about a country -- czechoslovakia -- faraway of people we do not know? that's the point of alliances. w you defend people far away that you do not know. and if you do that well enough, and securely enough, and in a way that is convincing enough, you have developed an alliance i that creates sort of a community of free nations that will help you in a pinch. that will be there to defend you. and that will resist a greater evil. it is always the greater and the lesser evil. smaller countries are not to be dismissed. >> tucker: i agree with that. article five, i think it was once after 9/11. we got something out of it. but you can also see how this could go very wrong as that famous web of alliances in 1914 produced the first world war. russia moves against one of these tiny countries and all of a sudden, our sons are over there dying for the sake of estonian freedom. i don't think that would have much popular su

you know, guys, you could have been in berlin or munich. why'd you come to miami?> well, it's our first time in the united states and the weather, $26 degrees, why not? >> and what's your new year's res lauolution for 2017? >> stop smoking. >> yes. >> sorry, didn't really want to be on tv. >> let's walk around to the other side of the pool. this is it, 1,200 people. tables go for 1,000 to $15,000. hey, say hello to fox news. >> hello, fox news. >> what's your new year's resolution. >> what? >> what is your new year's resolution? >> uh, i wish all the best for everybody. >> come on! that's so sweet! thank you very much. >> thank you. >> so, the dj starts at midnight, and then after that is club wall, which is also here on property. hey, everybody, new year's eve! happy neiers! >> sorry, i'm not -- >> happy new year! >> what's your new year's resolution? >> what's your resolution? >> yeah? >> oh my gosh, people can't even hear my questions. it's a travesty. but it's still one of the hottest tickets here in south beach. a great party. robin schultz is coming up later.

that man drifted to munich, and the war saved him. he later wrote and give him a purpose of life. here is a sample of his art, a sketch of a village scene entitled shoulder. you may have your own opinion, but i think it is stilted, unemotional and colorless, product of a persona whose life would be increasingly devoid of humanity. winston churchill was world-famous. the german, unknown. 17 years later, he would be absolute ruler of his country. his name was adolf hitler. if winston churchill could have seen into the future he would have directed the heaviest british fire on that bavarian regiment. perhaps a direct hit would have saved the 15 million people who would have perished in the next world war, and that is all the screen time that kille -- hitler gets. as the war went on in 1916, winston churchill pondered his political future if he had one. he was still the future, and he took to weeks to leave -- two weeks to leave what he thought was an important speech in london. and inexplicably remembered jackie fisher to the admirable chief. -- admiralty. churchill's progress for qu

not extreme anti-semitism but moderate and his father found time after time in munich is contracts were rejected even with private industry so einstein dropped out of high-school einstein was in switzerland and he decided to go on holiday with here -- with her and she knitted him those cozy sox but footnote he was rejected from the swiss army because he had unusually sweaty feet he he needed those socks. she said very closely she said they held her but back then you could not raise child if you are not married to a caribbean board one month early but not terribly early. but she would reject to marry anybody if a jewish man gets married he divorces his mother but often that is contested. [laughter] so she went back to a per family in budapest they could not raise the child the child was named elizabeth they tried to do the best that they could and they gave her to one of her best friends if you think about it is a fair compromise nobody knows what happened after that she went back to switzerland and got married than they had to weather children a letter survives he said tell me about her

both iraq and syria that they're going to reach out and broaden out and try to attack as they did in munich they have these rogue warriors that they have out there that we're going to see more and more of this. whether they're able to do chemical weapons is another question, but i think they'll try. the greatest danger of course is nuclear terrorism. melissa: general, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. david: well, president-elect donald trump started an antiestablishment movement that won the presincy but that movement is now spreading beyondur 50 states. we'll tell you where. plus president obama's midnight effort to close the terrorist prison at gitmo is about to hit some resistance from the incoming administration. as soon as i left the hospital after a dvt blood clot, i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduc

the memory of the munich agreement. you cannot allow something to happen.n vietnam, he thought there would be a domino effect. you cannot get away from the previous experience he just had. and it does change the world power. i had not thought about it, but i think it is interesting what you are saying. charlie: bob gates has worked for as many presidents as you have written about. bob gates said to me the essential quality for a president is to have the right temperament. it is that more than almost anything. walter lippman said franklin roosevelt had a second-class mind and first-class temperament. who said that first? oliver wendell holmes? doris: oliver wendell holmes, when he saw franklin roosevelt said a first-class temperament and second-class intellect. i don't think he had a second-class intellect, but he certainly had a first-class temperament. you got to be confident but have some sense you may not know things all the time. you know you are going to make mistakes. franklin roosevelt would say about himself, i know i'm going to bat, maybe three out

. >> reporter: the family escorted off a flight from new york to munich after they told the airline they had medication in case dora had an allergic reaction to nuts and dairy products. >> when i got kicked off the plane, i started crying. it was really bad because it's a horrible feeling being humiliated for something that you can't control. >> reporter: on a recent u.s. flight gate agents told them they would not ask fellow passengers to refrain from eating peanuts which could be deadly for 8-year-old josh. >> i took it up with management and they told me in spite of my 8-year-old, if you think he's going to die, just don't get on the plane. >> now a group of families is claiming discrimination. asking the government to order the airlines to treat people with allergies like anyone else allowed to board early and allow them to wipe down their seats and trey tables with sanitizing wipes. >> i think in most patients' cases just avoiding contact and avoiding eating the food is enough. in very rare cases, inhalation might be an issue, but those would be very rare cases. >> reporter: allergy

closer, it's understood that he's signed a two and a half year deal after his current club bayern munichking charge of the team. he'll become swansea's third manager of the season, and will face the task of lifting them from the foot of the table. clement is currently carlo ancelotti's assistant at bayern, having also worked with him at chelsea, paris st germain and real madrid. richerd cockerill has been sacked as director of rugby at leicester tigers. cockerill has been on the coaching staff for over a decade, but tigers have struggled to contest major trophies in recent years, and currently sit fifth in the premiership table. the 46 year old said he still believed he was the right person to lead the team, but respected the board's decision. they are the manchester united of by, they are the manchester united of rugby, the crowd expects the very best from the tigers and this is one of the biggest managerial sackings that has taken place over the past five, ten years. where last ago next is interesting, they do have a man in aaron major is the head coach and will be the interim director