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i'm addressing you today in this unusual nana because i want to tell you what is guiding me as chancellor and all of my colleagues in the government at this time that is part of an open democracy that we explain our political decisions and make them transparent. that we do all we can to justify and communicate her actions so that they are understandable. i truly believe that we will succeed in the time before us so long as older citizens of this country understand that it is also their tomsk that was joins us on their let's go now to our chief political correspondent melinda craning good evening to you linda i mean there's so much about this speech that stands out but what do you say what stands out particularly from merkel's words well 1st of all simply the way she addressed the german people she has never done this before in her very long time in office except for her new year's speeches this is the 1st appeal of this kind that she has ever made and for her it's really her blood sweat and tears speech her delivery may have sounded low key but the fact is the words she used to i simply n

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nana throws the best parties. well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. sweet, sweet fantasy >>> all right, dan's got those same roller blades at home. pop diva mariah carey's "fantasy," a real hit when it comes to handwashing. we'll have more details on that ahead in "pop news." >> i had to give it up because i keep pulling a hammy. >> knee pads. >> did i say biking around? i meant rolling around. >> do you wear the outfit? >> let's move on. >>> well, welcome back to "gma". the european travel ban, it's now expanding, the uk and ireland becoming part of the existing ban at midnight for 30 days, foreign nationals will not be able to enter the u.s. the regulation already causing headaches for americans. travelers are being met with long lines, the nation's airports upon returning from europe. >>> politics rolling on in the middle of this pan democrat you can -- pandemic. the next democratic debate is tonight. joe biden and senator bernie sanders of course, expected to take center stage. the debate was moved to washington, d.c., from arizona, to limit trave