and she's a staff writer at the new be republic. and at the radiance foundation, author of "not equal, civil rights gone wrong." so let me start with you, does this reporting about fiorina's presence on the merck board, when they were researching and testing and developing vaccines using fetal stem cell lines, under mine her credentials in this area. >> undermining credentials, i found it disappointing, and first of all, thank you for covering this issue the way that you're covering it. all over it, you asked one question on abortion, so indetecter reporting is really important. yes, i did find it disappointing. it makes her current approach seem like opportunism. and it's less about letting us know about failed fetal tissue for research, and more about exposing abortion for what it is. what's going on here, the killing of a recognizable human being. and it's less about what people like carly fiorina's sale of fetal tissue. >> brian works to actively convince people against ending pregnancy. is this disqualification? >> i don't know

meanwhile republic says 900 employees will continue to be employed at the other locations in canton, maslin, solin. >> new tonight federal authorities have arrested two people on alleged terrorism offenses. >> they say there is no security threat to the public. both suspects are iraqisss in the u.s. as refugees. one suspect traveled to fight alongside a terrorist organization. lied on his citizenship application and the weapons training he received. using a fake gun he stole the ornaments. when he pulled out a gun and

be opening a new exhibit. >> dozens of artifacts, the bell from the ss republic. >> reporter: gold, a bell never seen in public. and just in time for gasparilla, some pirate loot. >> it'll be need to show some of the pirate artifacts we recovered from wrecks in the western mediterranean. >> reporter: the exhibit will marine's most notable discovery ies. >> reporter: selling off millions. >> it's a great deal for the investor and odyssey because we'll continue to dot shipwreck work without taking the financial risk we've taken in the past. >> reporter: the shipwreck treasures of the deep exhibit opens this sunday at the st. petersburg museum of history. go check it out. >> terrific artifacts. jeff patterson live in tampa. >>> longer day is helping us out in the sunset category. not too bad in terms of chillier overnight. 62 degrees here at frenchy's. skies clearing out. more clouds to roll off the gulf in the forecast for tomorrow. rough surf as well. this is in the forecast for saturday. keep that in mind. west winds at 20. 30 miles per hour with gusts of 40 miles per hour, at times gale force. and abnormally

news. that republic steel. >> >> hear come march. we'll be going to the numbers that we're going to. it's pretty shocking. >> . according to to united steel workers local eleven 04 president. the lay offs will be staggered over the next few months. they come on the heel of lay offs in july and march. of last year. >> . just hearing them talk. -fpt ones that are laid off now. that they're, i can't relate. it's heart wrenching. >> the number of jobs will drop from more than one thousand a year ago. to no more than one hundred when it's all said and done. >> the plant which supplies the due to a slumping u.s. steel market. meantime their president and ceo released a statement saying we hope that we can resume the lorain operation in the knew near future. >> . people moving out. population here is just not growing at all. >> . the company maintaining that this is temporary. the union calling it indefinite. neither one willing yet to say that it is permanent. you saw that trickle effect with the barbershop across the street. there's a diner that relied on the workers. for their lunch and

being commander of the continental army. reasons, the song would have been relatively un-contested. havee extent you already some americans confirmed that the new republicinfluenced by british ideas, not necessarily hereditary iris. -- aristocracy, but i am better than you because of my natural whatever, then the idea of ling a song from the british monarchy might have been troublesome. i'm just trying to speculate how that might work out. get attached very much through washington the president. we are still thinking about washington as a war hero and those who turned away from power and went back to the farm, i think you have less overt comment about it but this is a vastly complicated policy. i'm sure everything imaginable gets said, but i have not found it. it is a good thing to look for. >> lets thank again both dr. wood and our positions for being with us. -- and our musicians for being with us. thank you all. happy holidays and i hope we will see you in january. >> you are watching american history tv -- 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span three. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up wi

be concerned. and i just thought that's what your book is all about. >> yeah. that was absolutely -- i thought that was a very moving letter that she wrote i think to the new republic. >> it was the new republic. >> yeah. in trying to get people to be concerned about this case, because at that point they didn't know where jesus had gone, he'd disappeared. but, of course, they had suspicions about what had happened to him. and the eisenhower -- actually, even president eisenhower's asked about his disappearance during a press conference, and he kind of avoided answering. columbia university was kind of complicit in a way because the president, grayson kirk, at the time was -- sat on commissions and foundations that were supported by the cia. the columbia administration did nothing to look into jesus' case. so it's, again, one of these dark episodes from cia history that we write about in "the devil's chessboard." >> and again, i just think this concern is why we're all here and why you do what you do. and i also wanted to say, you know, ask you what, what is new that you really -- what's the newest thing that you found out in doing this, that you found most revelato

being as the commander of the continental army. thethose reasons, i think song would have been relatively uncontested, but -- and there is --to the extent that you have americans concerned that the new republic i'm obviously better than you because of my natural whatever, then the idea of calling the songs from the british empire might have been troublesome. i haven't seen it. i'm trying to speculate how that might have worked out. those concerns get attached very much to washington, the president, and adams, the president. but we are still singing about washington simply as the war hero. lessnk you would have comment about it. again, this is a vast and complicated policy. i'm sure everything imaginable gets said at some point. i wouldn't doubt that somewhere there is that. but i haven't found it. that is a good thing to look for. >> lets thank again both dr. wood and our musicians for being with us tonight. [applause] thank you all. happy holidays and i hope we will see you in january. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] you are watchi

hundreds of people will soon be without work and lorain county republic steel is idling the steel mill and wright has reaction to. >> the workers have been through a lot, this news comes as a shock, republic steel is idling its rolling mill production to lay off all 200 workers . bios will be staggered over the next few months after layoffs in july in march last year, this facility supplies the auto industry they say that they have struggled the last year due to falling demand and cheaper foreign imports that operates out of the same plant is also struggling they say that they're also laid off workers to give a sense of the scope with 1,000 people work your year ago to say a couple months the more than 100 will remain a big blow to the local economy with a ripple >> been hard to sleep, any officer of this local would have a tough time because it is stressful to think that the next day could be worst. >> marcy kaptur told us that these red flag the repeated failure of our government to prevent countries including china from writing our economy closing their own markets to our goods and committing countless anti- competitive abuses including david g. of steel at t

be life-threatening. >> julie: after a short chase, police caught up with avar in everett. the only id is a card from the dominican republic. he will be arraigned later today. >>> developing news in india six people are dead in a 672 magnitude earthquake that struck near my anmar. the quake hit early this morning in a remote northeastern region. officials say 100 other people were injured by falling debris from several buildings. facebook activated its safety check to help get in touch with each other. tremors felt in pang will he tesh, myanmar and nepal. facebook usering will be alerted by the site of their friends and family's where friends and family's whereabouts. >>> the patriots stumbled again on sunday and could cost the team down the stretch. some concern early in the game against miami as suh throws his full body weight on brady's leg. brady was in pain right away and never missed a snap. james white this h this 68-yard catch and run, but that's it. miami puts up 10 points miami puts up 10 points in the fourth and allowed denver to secure home field in the playoffs but bill belichick is not concerned. >> we don't have any control over that. whatever it is, it is. wher

republic after a coup in 2013. in april of last year a peace agreements with signed between seleka and anti-balacka groups. votes for the new president are still beingounted, but many want the votes to be suspended because they say there are irregularities. people in central africa republic have suffered years of violence. they have zero tolerance of peace keepers who abuse civilians. >> 20 iraqi soldiers have been killed in ramadi. airstrikes against isil have killed 15 of its fighters. it's been cleared that the aircraft hit targets north of ramadi and in the city center. well, terrible winter weather has arrived, and thousands of refugees are suffering. we go to the turkish border with syria. >> these arctic conditions in southeast turkey and across the border behind me in syria are having a grave impact on displaced people and refugees who are trying to live in very harsh conditions. one family who had taken refugee in a test in the southeast of turkey, well, their four-month-old son could not cope with the freezing temperatures and the family could not keep the tent warm u enough, and he died of hyperthermia. conditions are even more severe ins

new republic. bernie sanders at one level is being more interest electric actually honest than hillary clinton, nothat he dock what he says he's going to do. but if there is to be a bigger federal government taxes will have to go up, not just for rich people, but for everyone. the middle class. one of the big lies progressives tell is that we can have all these services and middle class people won't have to pay extra taxes like they do in the u.k. and france. they will. kennedy: he says in the long run it will save us money. >> americans don't like long term. if we did more of us would have savings accounts. 62% of americans have less than $1,000 in the bank. kennedy: how about investigating the free market. maybe we'll find some better cheaper insurance than what the government providing. but it's democratic socialism. that's totally different than regular socialism. it's like decaf socialism. let's imagine what we have already. this is pre-sanders revolution. we have according to the congressional budget office. we'll have trillion dollar debts in the next five years. the outlook is horrendous in

news. mollie: to make sure the leader of the islamic republic would not be offended, the italians covered nude roman statues in museums. the u.s. has taken another step to improve relations with cuba. starting tomorrow, the treasury department is getting rid of financing restrictions on most exports. the u.s. also will allow more cuban commodities to be while americans still can only travel to cuba under specific guidelines, they will be allowed to do more while in the country. it could be a milestone in olympic history. transgender athletes could be set to compete in this summer's olympic games, without having gender reassignment surgery. the proposed rule change by international olympic medical chiefs would establish hormone based critieria. transgender athletes have been allowed in the olympics since 2004, but only after surgery, and two years of hormone therapy. east coast cities hit hard by the massive weekend snowstorms selling evening -- getting back to normal. schools and the federal government remained closed for the most part but the subway , system is close to being fully operationa

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be the votes here in iowa on monday, republic debate. >> more to come on the program including rising costs and new taxes get farmers in greece all firedesperate pleas from inside the besieged yemen city of tie for the outside world to come to their aid. ♪ >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target ♪ hello again and let's have a look at the top stories at al jazeera, three killed in a mosque in saudi arabia, others have been wounded at the mosque and shia muslims in the eastern providence of al-aksa and the gunman reportedly wearing a suicide vest was arrested. the u.n. says talks aimed at ending the war in syria will go ahead as planned on friday. some opposition figures will be attending despite others within the opposition insisting they won't take part. the u.n. says it is alarmed over new allegations of child abuse by european soldiers in the central african republic and some of the alleged victims identified french and georgian troops as their

undercard debate. 3 a historic building is transformed into new places to live in over-the-rhine.the ribbon will be cut on the hogan building on republic street near 13th today.the hogan building will include two-bedroom and one-bedroom units with rents starting at $995 per month, and 40- percent of them are leased.. developers spent two million dollars on the project. 3 the bengals season *just* ended.. and the reds are already making big news.m- l- b dot com reports the reds have signed 21- year- old cuban shortstop alfredo rodriguez to a 6 million dollar deal. because they've already used their international signing allotment they will also have to pay a $6 million dollar penalty. 3 there's a new college football playoff champion.number 2 clemson 45 to 40 late last night.that means the crimson tide wins its fourth college football national title in seven seasons.crimson tide tight end o.j. howard had 208 yards receiving and two touchdowns.heisman trophy winner derrick henry scored three times. 3 now it's time for our facebook question of the day.it's "work harder" day.we want to know -- who is the hardest working person you know? 3

news app. >>> republic steel announced it is temporarily idling operations at its lorain facility. 200 workers will be laid off. the process will be staggered in the next few months. the lorain plant continued to struggle with a decline in demand. 900 employees will continue to be employed at other companies. the president released a statement saying we hope we can resume lorain operations in the near future. we are positioned for growth and ready to provide capacity once the market turns around. >> it is time again to spin the the browns meeting with more coaching candidates today. mark schwab joins us. he is staying all over this selection process. >> i love the wheel. it is like "the price is right." unfortunately for the browns the price is wrong. they interviewed one more candidate for sure jacksonville former assistant doug marron. other guys might be getting moved sean mcdermott and he was supposed to talk to the browns tonight in charlotte. that might not be happening and cleveland.com has a report it is change this had weekend. when it happens browns want to talk to him. the club confirmed th

new developments tonight on the seek a virus that is thought to be linked to birth defects and have posted travel warnings. the advisory now includes trips to the u.s. virgin islands and the dominican republic as well as 2 dozen other dozen nations. abc news is now reporting that 19 people in the u.s. are now infected after traveling overseas and now warning that almost all countries in the americas. >> take a look at this map. that mosquito found in almost every hemisphere. they say they are going to see small outbreaks. >> the virus isn't known to spread from person to person but it could cause life threatening brain damage in unborn babies. >>> ladies, we have it rough, as if hot flashes weren't enough, more migraine headaches may hit women as they usher in men menopause. the risk is highest before a woman's cycle stops completely. researchers say if a woman has she should see a pain specialist. >>> an advisory group wants all adults to be screened for depression at least once. the services task force also calls for screening for pregnant women and new mother's. that screening which your doctor may already do could include questions about your mood, appetite or if you're tired. >>> 2 loc

off in the last two years of virginia being part of the british empire, and represents the beginning of a new, republican form of government, of both the republic as many people thought of it, and shortly thereafter, if the united states of america. there were, as i mentioned, to courts that met here. each had its own clerk's office. this was the court of record. having those records kept in good form and searchable was very important. roomoom is the magistrates . not too surprisingly, that's the fanciest. the jury room is a very plain room. bet is where the jury would sequestered with nothing to eat or drink, no light or heat, until they reached a decision. the first thursday of the month for three or four days is the williamsburg customs court. that's the municipal court. since it was the municipal court of the capital city, you could sue anyone in this court who lived in virginia, and the rate thisis court -- writ of court ran the entire length and breadth of virginia. it was a convenient court for creditors to come and sue people who owed them money. the second thursday of the month, the james county or was in session. they were very typica

headquarters in new york and the allegations of misconduct surrounding the whole central african republic mission seem to being and pressure on the united nations i would guess to do something, what can they do? >> well, the united nations is clearly troubled by the latest allegations and a part of a string of sexual abuse allegations that have come to light in the past few months and years really since last year from both non-u.n. troops, non-u.s. peace keeping troops as well as peace keeping troops and this from the u.n. that just came out are very serious claims and i think it's important to go through what we know right now about these newest allegations. first, they involve european troops that are not officially u.n. peacekeepers, that is number one. number two is these allegations date back to 2014 accounting to the u.n., let's go through them and there are two groups here and number one there are six total new cases or allegations, two of them involve french troops, french troops have been in the central african republic since 2014 and there are still about 900 troops there roughly, the new allegati

meanwhile republic says 900 employees will continue to be employed at the other locations in canton, maslin, solin. >> new tonight federal authorities have arrested two people on alleged terrorism offenses. >> they say there is no security threat to the public. both suspects are iraqisss in the u.s. as refugees. one suspect traveled to fight alongside a terrorist organization. lied on his citizenship application and the weapons training he received. using a fake gun he stole the ornaments. when he pulled out a gun and threatened him, it turned out to be a bb gun with the orange tip removed. >> the dow tumbled 390 points. it leaves stocks down more than 900 points in the first four days of the year. once again the trouble started in china where trading was stopped after 30 minutes when the stocks fell more than 7%. since the market opened up today it has been up and down again and of course all of this means there could be some uncertainty tomorrow here in the united states. >> a warning tonight if you hackers may have gotten uh hold of 320,000 e-mail addresses and pass words who have road runner. it is un

the thinking that if mubarak is out, a new thomas jefferson is going to be born on the nile and build a new republicwas miserably naive. >> the president hosni mubarak has stepped down... >> the sound of freedom... >> narrator: ten days after obama's phone call, mubarak resigned. >> tonight, the people of egypt have toppled their leader. that nation has just been... >> when he fell, i think the amazement of mubarak and his people that america deserted them openly, and the amazement of many allies of america, leaders in the region, that america seemed not to be a reliable ally and pushes you when they need at least not to interfere. i think this was a big mistake. >> narrator: at the white house, the president seized the moment. obama wanted a reset of his approach to the middle east. he told his staff to prepare a new speech. >> the president wanted to speak and lay out what the u.s. principles were going to be as we dealt with a region that was going through seismic change. >> the president of the united states, barack obama. >> narrator: he delivered the speech in front of a room filled with staff

new push for australia to become a republic. a document has called for remaining ties to the british monkey-- monarchy to be severed. report from sydney. >> reporter: the skies were grey but on 26 january last year there was still celebrations on sydney harbour for australia day. this year the weather forecast looks good, but on tuesday some won't be celebrating. many aboriginal people think the date is a date to mourn. it marks the anniversary of the landing in 1788 of captain arthur phillips first fleet and the start of the first british colonel colony on the land known as australia. >> there was no collusion between the people who lived here and the british. the british just came in. >> reporter: to those here planning a march on tuesday to mark what they call "invasion day", 1788 began a period of history where some indigenous australians were originally massacred by white settlors, later marginalised. even today aboriginal australians are seriously disadvantaged. >> i don't think that any aboriginal person should be celebrating australia day. everyone should be saying i will not sing the national anthem on this

republic grows stronger. i wish d.c. would enter a new ice age and nobody would be able to go to work.dy: if bernie sanders is elected president with a republican congress that will happen. kennedy: i should come to d.c. >> come visit. kennedy: yesterday jeb bush said the reason donald trump continues to attack him is because it's insecure and afraid of bush as a candidate. he also released this video. >> with almost the all the vote now counted, we project hillary clinton will win. >> i'm watching hillary clinton receive the victory tonight. >> they will look at donald trump as the greatest gift from heaven, an easy person to beat in a general election and she'll become the next president of the united states. kennedy: has someone gotten the psych or graphics correct on his motivation? julie: he's scared of jeb. kennedy: you have more attractive feet than she does. julie: you have never seen my feet. so the ad is enter tank. but will it work? >> no. trump voters believe with all their hearts. i disagree based on the data what i discussed with democrats. but i believe trump would lose

the general sense was the new canadian nation would not survive long and would be peacefully absorbed into the great north american republic. others push for annexation saying the northwest along to canada, in the long geographically to minnesota, and warned the continent is our land and we might as well notify the world that we will fight for it. the railroads were willing to play hardball. the president of the northern pacific railroads sent a letter to his canadian counterpart that he had intentionally built land close to the border to keep canadians out of the western territories where there was some sympathy. the largest hotel in winnipeg flew the stars & stripes. canada's new political status increased tensions with united states, the trent affair 1861 was a case in point. a ship intercepted carrying two double mats urging british recognition of the confederacy. canada ready troops, 46,000 men at arms of the u.s. border. lincoln decided he could find only one were at a time. the crisis passed. the canadian nationalism reached fever pitch with world war i when obligated as part of his empire status to send troops, act

are still going to watch cable but the new republic, the concern now is that you have a disagreement with someone who wants to shake up the industry and you have to be profitable. i made nothing when i started working at al-jazeera because there's so much saturation of competition. on al-jazeera, they did great reporting but at the same time, there were people who are never going to brand into them. i would disagree with pat about russia today. eleanor: the new republic never it's not ever going to make money and mr. hughes transformed it in a way that didn't work. john: why are you so gently -- why are you so gently criticizing hughs? first, he alienated the staff, leading to mass resignations, then dumped $20 million trying to remake the magazine as a for-profit business venture. it was folly. clarence: it was folly. eleanor: i agree with that. i think i just said that, that the new republic never made money and wasn't ever going to make money and he had all these fantastic dreams. but the business model for print journalism is still very tough and he didn't figure out how to crack it. [laughter] john: i want to say that i rue the day that we will

republic steel plans to layoff @200 people. @hilary is live outside to @explain what prompted this @upsetting news. @>> reporter: hi there. @the impact for the community @cannot be under stated. @people laid off. @you have to remember this was @once a bustling center for @manufacturing. @now the town is facing yet @another round of layoffs. @these are expected to be @staggered over the next few @months, a majority to be @complete by the first quarter. @republic steel reps say the @lorain plant has had a tough @year. @they blame decline in the @energy market and consumer @demand and things unfortunately @are not expected to get much @better in 2016. @the company has a negative @forecast for this year, and @there is the continued dumping @of steel. @the ceo says their hands were @tied here. @it is expected that once things @get better with the economy, @they're hoping that at this @plant they'll be able to get @workers back to work and the @plant up and running again. @i want you to consider one @other thing, the economic @landscape this is happening in. @lorain is facing a nearly $2 @this absolutely, jimmy, was not @the news they wanted. @>> thanks very much. @>>

[applause] >> the republic party is at a political crossword. unless a new standardbearer can be found to unite the party and the nation. republicans must have a leader with dynamism, power, and passion. we have had two such in this debate. but the next question is this. which model is most relevant? president ronald reagan. this debate boils down to three issues. first, i'm going to talk about presidential demeanor. second, i'm going to an life the debate on economic policy, we will conclude with a discussion on foreign policy, but first, presidential demeanor. in this new world of social media, entertainment, and instant communication, we need a leader who can use these outlets to the party advantage, and in president coolidge's time, less words may have been viewed as an asset, but today, they might very well be drowned out by louder voices. just because republicans choose to be quiet does not mean that bernie or hillary or donald will also. the gop hopefuls, voters want a fighter and refuse to engage with hopefuls like marco or jeb bush because they feel like they are not occ

be life threatening. >> gene: police caught up with aybar in everett. the only id he had on him was card from the dominican republic. today. >>> new at 6:00, a local babysitter accused of kidnapping a 2-year-old girl kidnapping a 2-year-old girl will be court. 2-year-old abigail hanna took the child from her home in hamilton, new hampshire. the child was found on the side of the road and she was bruised and her head had been shaved. hanna was recently let go by the family. hanna is facing kidnapping and assault charges. fox25 will be in kourpt when she appears later today. >>> an everett teen found under an overpass with a gunshot wound is in critical condition. the 19-year-old victim was found early yesterday morning under the towson street overpass. his name has not been released. the middlesex da's office is investigating the crime. >>> 6:09, northeastern students will have counseling all week to deal with the death of classmates. 21-year-old dennis jarov i's body was pulled from the water. he was last seen on campus before thanksgiving and reported missing after that. an autopsy will determine a cause of death. >>> a key resort investigating safety conce

that thisl sense was new canadian nation would not survive long and would be peacefully absorbed into the great north american republic. others were more bellicose. the fall press pushed for annexation saying that if in northwest technically belonged to canada it begun geographically -- belonged geographically to minnesota. the railroads were willing to play hard-core, too. the president of the northern pacific railroad sent a letter to his canadian counterpart of the canadian pacific that he had intentionally the land close to the border to keep canadians out of the western territories where there was some sympathy toward annexation, funded by will placed rides. winnipegst hotel in flew the stars and stripes. statuss new political increased tensions with the united states. the confederate ship earlier was intercepted carrying two diplomats urging british recognition of the confederacy. the immediate reaction was to declare war on england in response of canada readied troops at the u.s. border. lincoln wisely decided that he could only "fight one more at a time." it passed. canadian nationalism reached when pitch in w

new publication. >> translator: the copyright has expired so what. do i have to republic all garbage. i i simply at a loss of words. >> reporter: the shadow of national socialism is still be seen on the streets of germany. brass plaques have been laid across the country to remember the victims. such public reminders of the dark past illustrate the gulf between the evils of nazi germany and the liberal values of its modern successor. >> translator: germans are very well aware of their past and all of the -- everything that's gone wrong with the -- with the regime of the third reich, and all of the -- all of the cruelties. >> reporter: nevertheless, in recent times, right-wing movements have staged regular rallies in the eastern city of dresden. some people have argued that the far right may welcome this publication. but the authors say that should not stop them from educating future again rayi-- generations. >>> you can find out much more on our website. our main story there about what is happening in syria. you can find it at myself, that if we stay here in this crowd, they could kill us. >> translator: there was no many people that i was no longer in control of myself. >

be stepping down in march. >>> new information on a massive layoff in lorain. announcing 200 local workers will be out of a job. the company said there is a declining need for steel. the republic steel layoff couldn't come at a worse time for lorain. the city is facing a $2.3 million budget deficit and lorain business owners are concerned. >> we're going to have to find ourselves. >> and lorain facing cuts to 20% of the police, fire, and safety forces. publics say the layoffs will be staggered the next few months and most will be completed and terrence, this morning, there is concerns about the future of an akron mall. >> and the chapel hill mall, jackie. that is because earlier this week, we learned that macy's was closing the door inside of the mall that is struggling. the councilman represents the area and he's very concerned about the department store closing. he said that finding a macy's replacement and keeping the mall vibrant is a serious issue. >> there is no the a whole lot one councilman can do, but the city of akron has a lot of resources and i am going to talk to the new mayor, dan horrigan, and this needs to be top priority of his planning department. >> summit c

new push for australia to become a republic. all about one of australia's states and territorial leaders have called for remaining ties with the monarchy in london to be severed. that usually comes up for australia day. >> reporter: the skies were grey but on 26 january last year there was still celebrations in sydney harbour for australia day. this day the weather forecast looks good, but on tuesday some won't be celebrating. many aboriginal people think that the date is a date to mourn. it marks the an verse rae of the landing in 1788 of captain arthur phillips' first fleet and the start of the first british colony on the lands now known as australia. that was a colonial invasion. >> it was an invasion. there was no collusion between the people who lived here and the british. the british just came in >> reporter: to those here they're planning a march to mark australia day, which they call invasion day. it began a period of history when aaustralians were initially massacred by white settlors and later marginalised. today they are seriously disadvantaged compared to many migrants >> i don't think any aboriginal person should be celebrating australia

be. brent: philip reporting therefrom rio on the zika are in brazil. thank you very much. you're watching "dw news." still to come, india pulls out all the stops for its annual republic day. it marks the day the indian constitution came into effect in 1950. plus, business news. stick around. we are back in 60 seconds. brent: welcome back. danish lawmakers have passed a controversial bill allowing lawmakers to seize valuables from refugees to pay for their upkeep. they will have to wait twice as long for family members to join them. india's military minded cultural splendor was on full display today with the republic they parade. the event honors the day the indian constitution came into effect in 1950. a battalion of the french infant street joined the march -- the french infantry. the french president was the guest of honor. >> delly is one of the world's most polluted cities, but its record smog levels did not stop thousands of onlookers enjoying india's annual republic day parade. it was a pomp-fil spectaclel of military might and indian culture. ed french president francois hollande was the guest of honor. it was a show of solidarity by the indian prime minister

monday, february 27th here in boston and all over the world will be celebrating the 168th anniversary of the republic's independence. a new pole and new era, history was made the world got to see the leader of the roman catholic church monday 2013 is the day the people of boston never forget. two explosions at the finish line at the boston marathon were killed three people and injured 176 others. now in the middle of this chaos, there was one man with a cowboy hat named carlos who stepped in to help the victims. he is now being called a hero and a warrior of peace joining me is carlos, thank you so much for being with us. >> there is absolutely no doubt latin music superstar is at the apex of his career with 6 fellow albums to his credit, multiplatinum sales, one is the world leading all spanish language thank you for being with us on centro. >> i hope to see you guys very soon. >> we want to get your feedback on this special edition to you our viewers, you can call our direct line at 617-787- 7111. send us an e-mail, for more information visit our website cb sboston.com, we want you to connect with us online and connect

anchor hotel, the downtown hilton rises next to d the city's new feelnven confident that clevelandla will be ready to host to theo republic convention this h summer. >> we have a real bonus these t past couple of months with the weather. >> joe says the record warm december has allowed construction on the redesigned public square to moveh along faster than expected.te it will be open in time for the hotel. as anchor hotel. as for other projects, they, began small. landscaping around the the edge about. >>sc that will helpapiund spruce up the look of the city and the second span of the image about into about bridgema while the next is not expected to be open in time for the convention but you can feel the buzz downtown and the convention is comingown up last. >> this will bring more jobs to j the city. >> lots off people will get to see what cleveland is all about because i think we have a lot to offer. >> given how wide open the race for the republican national convention is right now, cleveland will have to be ready >> this could be a very different kind of convention, conve come july then we have seen in either the repu

be shown to aboriginal people in australia. >> celebrated republic day showing off arsenal of military commitment and french resident francois hollande joined modi in neweli and signed a deal for 36 french war planes and need to agree on the price and france wants to sell nuclear reactors to produce electricity. sri lanka government destroyed 2 1/2 million dollars of confiscated ivory and buddhist ceremony was held to celebrate the dead elephants and more from columbo. >> reporter: this is concealed among sacks of plastic waste packed in a container moving through the port of columbo. >> 75% of the containers in the township and we have no information to get unloaded, that is the main difficulty. >> reporter: now essentially on the international market ivory fetchs as much as $3,000 a kilo and one can only imagine one half tons of ivory a that would hold. in terms of the sri lanka authorities here, the ceremony to destroy the ivory the clergy and is custom and blessings on the dead elephant in difference with what happened a couple years ago when the former president wrote to customs asking that responsibility and custody of the tusks be transferred to

new york? really? >> reporter: signed by republic on his way. did you have a plan b? >> no. well, drawing for the time being. i don't think. i still love it. >> reporter: he still draws on the road. band mates, rock heroes, selfies and featuring his new head gear. where did the hat come from? of course, everybody asks. >> where did the hat come from? very sort of kind of teenage fashion move. no other way to put it, really. >> reporter: you just liked it and it stuck? >> yeah. it didn't come up but it stuck. i like it to hang around more than it hang around but it will change and i'll sort of grow as an artist and mess about with other stuff. >> reporter: and change ts? >> change hats. >> reporter: james bay's next gig will be here at the grammy museum in l.a. tomorrow night sold out. gayle? >> so likeable, anthony. you got that rock star look going on too! i always love your music piece. thank you. >> i put a suit on for you this morning, gayle. >> you look great. >> a leather jacket on for the interview. >> he looks very good. >> nice to see people's dreams come true. >> absolutely. >> james bay, congrats

iran's car industry is revving up for new business now that sanctions are being lift t>> reporter: this is one of the largest car suppliers in the islamic republic. they're proud sanctions never stopped their production and believe their products can compete with any radiators in the world. nasr has been working here 12 years, but says he's never been more optimistic. we're so happy about the nuclear agreement, he says, and i think it will not only be good for us, it will be good for them, as well. the sanctions forced iran radiator to source most of its raw material from inside the country. the boss believes the company will be able to buy such goods from all over the world, making production much cheaper and more importantly, they will also be able to sell their radiators globally. phone companies are interested in us for two reasons, he says, quality wise, we can compete with them, but our prices are much lower. so yes, there is a lot of interest from abroad. but in total, iran's auto industry suffered from international sanctions. old manufacturing machines led to quality problems that tehran hopes foreign investment will fix. the french aut

be as anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> there is more important information ahead. we're back with the cdc expanding a travel >>> the cdc has added the u.s. virgin islands and the dominican republic for its travel alert to the zika virus. that makes 24 countries and territories that pregnant women are warned against visiting. united airlines announced today that it will refund tickets to zika-affected areas. the mosquito borne virus has been linked to severe birth defects. the cdc also advises that babies should be tested for congenital infections if the mothers traveled to zika-affected areas at any point during pregnancy. >>> despite selling a record 74.8 million iphones in the final three months of 2015, apple said today it's praising for its first sales decline in 13 years. as analysts say global demand slows for new smartphones. the economic slowdown in china could also hurt apple's bottom line. the company does say, however, that it is still in a strong position for the future, and it billion apple devices are now in use. >>> big trouble tonight for one of the biggest stars in the navnlt the l.a. clippers say they are investigating an forward blake griffin in which griffin

republic. >>> also new danger for families in flint, michigan. water filters handed out to water residents may not be effective enough in removing lead. recent tests from two dozen homes showed lead levels far above what the filters are rated to handle. they're now urged to use bottled water and to regularly test their filtered water. hillary clinton's campaign is being dealt another damaging blow. while she hit the trail yesterday, the state department for the first time confirmed that e-mails containing sensitive government secrets were on the private home server. more than 20 of them so sensitive, they cannot be released to the public in any form. clinton's campfired back called it over-classification run amok. john kerry fielded questions on the subject in quebec. >> i can't speak to the specifics anything with respect to the technicalities, the contents, what may or may not have taken place with respect to the personal server. that's not our job. >> kerry made those subjects after meeting with the foreign minister and their mexican counterpart. lester holt, clinton maintained she never had any i