if you have been that long in politics, 30 years, you move from being a newcomer to being a statesman. a national treasure! national treasure, but having said that, it would probably be a disaster, because the coalition that he has put together is the same that failed miserably when he was last time in power, so you have got the extreme right, the fascists that in these times are even more extreme than they used to be. they have been emboldened by the anti—migrant feeling which in italy is very, very strong. and very strong, i suppose, because a lot of migrants are coming over the sea from africa and their first stop is italy. more than 630,000 people from africa have come to italy in the last few years and it has a massive impact on the political landscape, so berlusconi is leading this coalition of the northern league that is xenophobic and racist, they want to deport everybody overnight, and the fascists

crowd was performing in hamburg as mojo club the german newcomers are launching their debut album titled mayer as lout more than allowed. the climax of the show certainly is the loudest this song there are your children is accompanied by a film both the song and the film deal with childhood growing up in a reunified germany from one thousand nine hundred on the song in the film are both an astounding thirty three minutes long. listen to this. it wasn't intended to be so long. i just started writing and then there was a verse for every year. from a prophet that means twenty five verses from one thousand nine hundred ninety to twenty fifteen you know why it can't be cut down. from an attack on a refugee shelter in rostock in one thousand nine hundred two events like this are also part of the song and the film which is set in a rented home in east berlin. for the filmmakers depicting twenty five years of german history was a real challenge. to see idea was to pack all the stories and characters mentioned in the song into the house and to see the kids growing up together and then to see what

i think anyone who has another home, anyone who is an immigrant, anyone who is a n newcom newcomer, anyone who has ever wondered about that place where theirandparents come from and who sought to -- how do we create a relationship, how do we understand that kind of presence that's in our lives? i feel the book attempts to show you there's a way forward. and kind of invite people to create a relationship to places that seem far and elusive and that there's nothing wrong with you not being able to remember a home perhaps and still attempting to create a relationship with it. in the united states right now, we kind of have a set of politics that are sort of like knives. they're trying to cut people off from their complexity, cut people off from multiplicity. and that's been very, very dangerous and also very cruel. and it's unrealistic. no one hails from one place. we are both in the present and we're in the past. and there's those of us who come from physically different places. we should be exploring and celebrate, not attempting to diminish. we left worlds than very left home to find a bet

i am a newcomer to the neighborhood. i think i think it's clear from the neighbors we're not opposing the building. i think what we're opposing or trying to get to is the compromise about the removal of the floor, the protection of the light wall and the setback for the roof deck. i think what prompted me to speak up is the sponsor did not respond and i've sat on the meetings and developers and architects disyou -- dismissed the design of the neighborhood and there's a need for someone to build on their property and the requirements from the guidelines and the community input. i just ask you respect here you respect the community participation process more than the development team has so far. thank you. >> any other public comment? okay. seeing none, we'll have our rebuttal starting with the appellant. three minutes. >> thank you. i appreciate the time to rebut what's been said. one of the points made was the planning commission -- the neighbors hammered home the point of f.a.r. and you've been presented with a diagram

the political newcomers are political nobodies.hallenge the farc faces is it's so bound up in the country's conflict, nearly everyone here in colombia have spent most of their lives living in the shadow of violence. it is hard for people to take them seriously as politicians so accepting the farc will take time. the farc started life as a marxist—inspired movement demanding land rights. over half a century of fighting saw more than 200,000 people killed and millions displaced. when the peace deal was signed in 2016, thousands of soldiers laid down their weapons. farc candidates were allowed to run for office before paying for their crimes first. translation: i'm speechless. i think we needed to find a way towards peace but i wanted to see justice before participation. translation: it's controversial. as a human being, they have a right to vote and participate but i'm not going to vote for them. with the right now strengthened as the country heads towards presidential elections in may, it is unclear what role the political newcomers

so these are the extremists and they are becoming more and more. 1/3 of the nation are newcomers. newcomers that came during fighting. >> my family lived for many centuries in germany and it was in 1920 when it became impossible for the jews, my mother left for palestine to begin working as a gymnastic teacher in a youth village. she was thinking about the identity of a jew, and she came to her parents and said to them i don't think the germans want us here. i'm looking for another place where we can do something from the beginning. so she came here. i think her motivation saved about 15,000, 20,000 children. and i think it's good that i have some roots here. so this is my home since 1946, and i love the neighborhood. up there on the corner there's a catholic convent with a huge courtyard where it was very easy to learn to go on bikes. this was from 1946, 1947, the last joint palestinian jewish house. we had a very good relationship with the arabs. and then the war started in 1947. >> all the arabs were pushed out. >> they were pushed out. >> they feel guilty that you are living h

it's taking her twenty three other acts to the world's biggest showcase festival every year german newcomers get the chance to perform in austin texas. lou and psychedelic rock band. will be there too when the festival starts. her tour with. the festival as well. she'll be coming back to europe to continue her. all next band has just wrapped up their two short played thirteen concerts all over germany and switzerland then nearly all of them were sold out we joined the trio for the berlin gig they had definitely a bands to keep an eye out for. the story go. to show. how are full and loud. rocking berlin's lido and the three musicians are happy they're just doing what they have to do. to. shout into the mike with everything we've got all trying to unite very loud beautiful melodies with very hard music as a takes of the lyrics come from very deep down and go straight to the core for us to be speaking of we consciously broach difficult and unpleasant subjects that make us angry so all thoughts and you don't have such a vent to be go play tennis or something tennis mean this was. the lyrics are

this was talk also end of quote his latest project also looks at germany through the eyes of a newcomer it's nothing like a film from my working on a remake of berlin alexanderplatz it was based on the novel by alfred durkin written in one thousand nine hundred thirty but we're setting it in the modern day in twenty eighteen my main character is a refugee a man who made his way across the sea by boat and has landed in berlin now he's trying to find his way in this strange new world this new germany something. that's come out has already won germany from price his latest film premiered at the palin on a school class the communist east germany observes a minute's silence for those killed in the hungary an uprising of nine hundred fifty six with dramatic consequences. it's likely that the sign of revolution is about an extraordinary situation ordinary schoolchildren put under extreme pressure in the early days of communist east germany it's about the moment of political awakening in the life of every young adult. that advance brand of political film is quite different. like the spread of f

and the food bank has started turning away for newcomers. not everyone agrees with this decision. i'm the one at first they said the so-called freeze for new admissions was due to how aggressive some of the young men were becoming as if that's completely fine i think people need to protect themselves but now they've turned it around and said it's directed completely against foreigners i don't agree with that. on each tour the pensioners visit nine supermarkets. cannot tell oh where from the cologne food bank do you have any food stamps for us today. since it's ninety kilometers in total we'll have to see which order we do it in and if we can manage it all in one trip to my desk i'm best off here i could end up for us in i not to work including. we have three distribution centers i want to watch as a school. rule but they don't cook themselves so they only accept dry food bread and dairy products. we're not home and then there are two ordinary distribution centers for those in need but if you have people. at the first supermarket georg lula is braced for disappointment in the past

bloomberg's eric newcomer has the details.elf-driving uber in arizona, the first amatrice happen. haltedfaulted -- uber its testing around the country after the accident. arizona police and investigators are investigating the incident. the car was being driven by the atonement's technology. a was so-called -- there was so-called safety drivers sitting in the passenger seat watching the car, but the autonomous technology was driving the vehicle when the woman was struck. police say that the car was going about 40 miles per hour. they are still investigating the details of the incident. the incidento and raises questions about the safety of autonomous vehicles area tesla has had fatalities involving drivers using their autopilot technology, but this is the first time that a pedestrian has been killed by a safe driving car. that will definitely raise questions about the pilot programs that these companies are testing regarding autonomous technology. eric newcomer, bloomberg news, san francisco. yvonne: a look at what is coming up

seems to be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and immigrant newcomers. or with more world news followed by the day when the figures ambassador to germany were joining me and she'll tell me why she thinks the fans are so happy. that people of the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter are up to date and in touch. weekly.

there will be three women and three men and there will be a few who are already ministers and a few newcomers. patients will likely be tested once again and probably not for the last time. are i want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington where he's meeting with u.s. president donald trump these are live pictures you're seeing right now that the visit comes against the backdrop of a deepening crisis for the israeli prime minister who's at the center of a corruption investigation back home three former aides have now agreed to testify against him in court. another step towards improved relations between north and south korea officials from the south have traveled to pyongyang where they've met with north korea's leader kim jong un and others but officials well the today visit is expected to focus on how to ease a standoff over north korea's nuclear ambitions. for the first time since the vietnam war a u.s. navy aircraft carrier is paying a visit to a vietnamese port the u.s. as carl vinson is bei

be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and that of immigrant newcomers. but what explains those countries with less fortunate rankings like the us which fell four places to number eighteen. i think it's the general uncertainty and political unpredictability people don't know what to expect in their future i don't know but that's my guess. for now the finns and their nordic neighbors know what their future likely holds more sterling scores on quality of life indexes even if their heat indexes don't always play along. phil and it isn't just the world's happiest people it's also home to some of the planet's most breathtaking skies the northern lights were seen advancing over the arctic circle overnight visible from the northern finnish city of frova near me and if you're wondering what causes it is that collisions between electrically charged particles from the sun and the atmosphere. just time to remind you of our top stories at this hour the brass british prime minister theresa may visit the city where the former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned

joining us to discuss is eric newcomer.egularly disclosing financial results, it can be hard to track. erc: right -- eric: lights, it started to be more open shared results for the fourth quarter, but it still isn't a public company type statement, so you don't know exactly where the money is going clearly, autonomous vehicles, driver subsidies, legal fights, software engineers, and insurance costs are all some of the major expenses that bloomberg spent. -- that uber spent. vonnie: they would say it did not matter and they would be plenty more venture capital where that came from. eric: it is in a matter of them running out of money. last we saw, there was $6 hand.n in cash on they have the money, it is more amazing the amount they have been able to raise, $17.3 billion in the amount they can spend, $10.7 billion, and there is a question of whether losses will ever get under control. they lost $4.5 billion in their gap net loss in 2017. shery: how do they stack up with other companies? eric: we looked at companies sort of w

shery: eric newcomer, thank you for that., digital taxation is proving to be a sticking point of the g20 summit and what it means for tech giants. and let's get you a check of markets right now. percent,s down 1.6 consolidating losses of more than 400 points and the s&p 500 also losing as much, but the declines are being led by the nasdaq. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power". digital taxation is proving to be a major sticking point at the g20 summit and when , and a proposal of a cross of new tax on revenue. >> this is how you tax a increasing digital tax world economy. even the store in the corner is offering digital services and delivering and you can order through the internet. how do you capture that? otherwise, ministers run the risk of a vast eroding fiscal space. taxy: and cross-border cording to it official at the g20 meeting, with us now to discuss is michael mckee, our international policy editor joins us from the summit. we are not quite surprised given we h

tech'sthat was bloomberg eric newcomer talking to shery ahn and vonnie quinn.g up, bitcoin mining has taken a lot of heat for the heat it generates. we will talk to the man behind one crypto mining company that went public today. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: blackberry is suing facebook for patent infringement theirng they used messenger app. they were ordered to stop inviding the primary app websites. in the tech industry, copying what works is sometimes necessary. it wasn't supposed to be a banner day for a canadian cryptocurrency mining company added -- as it made its debut on the exchange. but instead, the company billionaire investor slumped during its first day of listing. caroline hyde spoke with sean clark to get his thoughts on the future of cryptocurrency mining and tuesday's debut. sean: it was formed with the intention of providing victory to the capital markets. you can think of them as a proxy in north america. hot eight is listed today in the toronto stock exchange venture. it is an on rap for retail accesss an on-ramp for to cryptocurrency. it wi

be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and that of immigrant newcomers. but what explains those countries with less fortunate rankings like the u.s. which fell for places to number eighteen. i think it's the general uncertainty and political unpredictability people don't know what to expect in their future i don't know if that's my guess but. for now the finns and their nordic neighbors know what their future likely holds more sterling scores on quality of life indexes even if their heat and doc says don't always play along. and have everything you're watching news still to come on the program what is in your bottled water new research shows it probably contains micro plastics is a new public health threat in the making gary hart first explores that story and a whole lot more coming up in just a few minutes you're watching t.w. . the race for immortality has begun played leading neuroscientists are researching ways to replicate the human brain. androids are taking over physical labor. and the human brain is too soon for. a new in georgia with artificial

be contagious it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and that of immigrant newcomers. but what explains those countries with less fortunate rankings like the us which fell for places to number eighteen. i think it's the general uncertainty and political unpredictability people don't know what to expect in their future i don't know that's my guess. for now the finns and their nordic neighbors know what their future likely holds more sterling scores on quality of life indexes even if their heat indexes don't always play along. finland not just terms the world's happiest people also home to some of the planet's most breathtaking skies nor the lights they were seen dancing over the arctic circle last night visible from the northern finnish city of rover near me if you wondered what causes them as collisions between electrically charged particles and the sun that. is fair watching t.w. still to come brazil's seesawing a colony a mixed picture of life in south america's biggest country as the world economic forum governs in south paula this week. what it does we'll have tha

taking her in twenty three other acts to the world's biggest showcase festival every year german newcomersget the chance to perform in austin texas. lou and psychedelic rock band black berries out of will be there too when the festival starts march. will be interrupting her tour with the rapper to make an appearance at the festival as well. but then she'll be coming back to europe to continue her current tour. on next band has just wrapped up a visit to a fault played thirteen concerts all over germany and switzerland then nearly all of them were sold out we joined the trio for the berlin gig they had definitely a bands to keep an eye out for. sure to go. to shows. in our full and loud rocking berlin and the three musicians are happy they're just doing what they have to do. shout into them like with everything we've got trying to unite a very loud beautiful melodies with very hard music as a detective the lyrics come from very deep down and goes straight to the core for us to be speaking of we consciously broach difficult and unpleasant subjects that make us angry so all fools and you don'

nerve agent was that they ingested, the express has said it could be something which is labelled newcomerdifferent agents. it is more powerful, hugely powerful, a pinhead on your hand could kill you. there is a huge variety of those particular nerve agents, we are led to believe that the authorities know what the nerve agent is but they will not tell us, one assumes it is something they have tucked away here, and it is too secret to reveal. they will have a quandary but eventually it will have to come out. the news that you were reading says that traces have been found at the restaurant. traced back to the restaurant at which they dined, zizzi, really. they may have taken it in on their bodies. there is an awful lot of fantastic speculation, there is a human tragedy in all of this, but this is a cracking good story, it isjohn va cca ro a cracking good story, it isjohn vaccaro meets mcmafia meets nigel nelson! —— john le carre but one week on it is full of stuff like, a neighbour has seen a courier arrived... well, my neighbours from the bc that, so in the absence of fa ct, the bc that, so

. >>> still ahead, one of the giants' newcomers gives the team a glimpse of what's to come.highlights are next. heating up in the arizona sun. one of the orange and black )s newest stars was right >>> the giants' offense is heating up. one of the newest stars is in the middle of the action. playing the rangers. first inning, joe panic crushes one. his first home run of the spring. the giants will hit four home runs on the day, including a long ball from one of their prized newcomers, evan longoria. >>> coming up, are california democrats divided when it comes to the most important races in november? we discuss why no candidate is standing out above the rest. gata democratic party annual state conventi >>> on4,000 delegates gathered the california democratic state convention. the most important task was to consider candidate endorsements. when it came to governor and u.s. senator, the most important state races this year, no candidate gained enough support. larry, what does it say about the endorsements? >> it's a head scratcher. it's california at its best. speaking of calif

correlation between -- it found a high correlation between the happiness of citizens and immigrant newcomersat explains the companies with less fortunate rankings, like the u.s., which fell for places to number 18? >> i think it is generally the uncertainty and political unpredictability. people don't know what to expect in their future. i don't that is my guess. >> for now, the finns and their nordic neighbors know what the future likely holds, more sterling scores on quality-of-life indexes, even if there's heat indexes don't always play along. brent: as you heard, the united states fell from 14th to 18th place in the happiness index. we asked jeffrey sachs of the columbia university school of public health when he thought that happened. >> we are in a full social crisis in the united states. last year i reviewed the evidence that trust is falling and what we call social capital is coming apart, that americans don't believe in the government. and how could you, frankly, these days? but at the same time, this year i reviewed three epidemics in public health that are also signs of disaster.

immigration this issue remains a key one as the country struggles to deal with a continuing flow of newcomers. to travel to one italian town that hopes its approach to migrants will be taken up by the entire country we are incest a savage of on the on the outskirts of milan in the north of italy once an industrial town used to have overwhelmingly communist views dubbed the stalingrad of the country today those views have all but vanished with elections in italy just around the corner this place hopes to lead by example in tackling immigration and tolerance seems to be the last of concerns. whatever will help the situation must be god it's very important in other countries they are already doing these kinds of things and no one gets offended because it is a warranty for us and them that's it so we need to find the best solution possible so first we need to find out how many migrants we can identify through digital fingerprints and any other systems then we need to see if this works. they are human beings too but if there are hundreds of thousands coming into its early every year we really have

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janet is not a newcomer to car racing...th a team i formed and managed myself. my best finish in indycar racing was fifth at milwaukee. i wasn't racing to prove anything about women, because the fact that i was a woman in my opinion had nothing to do with it. a racing driver was what i was, right through to my bone marrow. and in 2006, janet guthrie was inducted into the international motorsport hall of fame. and finally, we turn to 1964, when the windmill theatre in london‘s red light district soho closed its doors. it had become a national institution because for a long time it was one of the few places in britain where it was possible to see naked women on stage. but a change in the law on nude performances meant a decline for the windmill‘s fortunes. jill millard shapiro was one of the windmill girls. a particular blend of glamour and sweat... something seedy yet also touching and innocent... it was a national institution. there was nowhere else like it, there never can be. what ever it was, it has a great story... it wa

immigration this issue remains a key one as the country struggles to deal with the continuing flow of newcomers aunties and i see a truck and travel to one italian town that hopes its approach to migrants will be taken up by the whole country. we are incest asunder vani on the outskirts of milan in the north of italy once an industrial town used to have overwhelmingly communist views dubbed the stalingrad of the country today those views have all but vanished with elections in italy just around the corner this place hopes to lead by example in tackling immigration and tolerance seems to be the last of concerns. whatever will help the situation must be done it's very important in other countries they are already doing these kinds of things and no one gets offended because it is a warranty for us and them. we need to find the best solution possible first we need to find out how many migrants we can identify through digital fingerprints and any other systems then we need to see if this works. they are human beings too but if there are hundreds of thousands coming into its early every year you real

the headmaster says they can't afford a new oven it is just a newcomer tries to convince the headmaster to get one she argues that it's possible for schools to take out loans with favorable conditions. so far with improved cookstoves everts we've been able to construct more than one hundred stores in education institutions whereby we've been and this was in a demonstration basis we are by we just wanted to create awareness about improve could serve so we did daimler's across the country so that's other schools within those regions kind benchmark. but the school has already taken out a loan for song of panels to provide light in the bathrooms. there's also a light bulb hanging in the classroom now the result of an initiative from the school parents and community. is. actually actually the government does nor heart so far we are struggling with alone is. to put up with buildings like this one because we can't teach their children when they are outside so what we do we go to banks to get loans and put up classes so that children ugandan children are able to access quality education like ma

their tough stance on immigration and italy has been struggling to cope with the continuing flow of newcomers and is it your travel to one italian town which hopes its approach to migrants will be adopted nationwide we are in says just sort of on the on the outskirts of milan in the north of italy once an industrial town used to have overwhelmingly communist views dubbed the stalingrad of the country today those views have all but vanished with elections in italy just around the corner this place hopes to lead by example in tackling immigration and tolerance seems to be the last of concerns. whatever will help the situation must be done it's very important in other countries they are already doing these kinds of things and no one gets offended because it is a warranty for us and them. we need to find the best solution possible first we need to find out how many migrants we can identify through digital fingerprints and any other systems then we need to see if this works. they are human beings too but if there are hundreds of thousands coming it's really every year we really have a problem we c

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illegally good work this morning the sheriffs asking about any newcomers. and we have no one to process this morning. how many have you process so far. it's ok and how many have left the process just two more are they warrants or arrest arrests. and so person comes here and the booking officer takes over that points ten a start booking anyone this morning. does get a man's. ok. stefan forming question back on the small. towns out. into the rest i'll visit lusted for two and in that time twelve people but in kosovo is it every cell is occupied it take out. of it. every day our jails is beyond full we have a capacity of two hundred forty three beds that we can house here in this facility and at any given day we have between seventy five and a hundred twenty five inmates that are in other jails across the state of louisiana . i'm sure would not want her around town. since the cattle market a corridor in the old knowledge will be only when the correctional officer has access to. him more than a perimeter next. to the system has one twisted detail funding is bas

and newcomer presented. we have to find out everything.you wish me strip architect of east germany's police state. he was a most managed a butcher with blood. in tennessee because me could stalinist and minister for state security. if i had my way. east germany would still be here. i am sure you could master a fear. here what do you know about fear. starting march thirteenth d w. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self and road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be allat guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. four people have died in a massive winter storm that's been pounding the us east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousands of flight cancellations coastal areas are at risk of flooding while heavy snows have hit further inland. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump ann

unprofitable situation especially to summate she was at home secretary at the time often it's the newcomer there in this to geisha and is widely seen as not having done enough to. prevent such attacks in the future so see you now has this pressure to act at the same time there is a low being from the enables of kleptocrats the bankers property agents lawyers if a silly day for all off russia floor russian cross money into britain she isn't entitled. do you think that britain this response has been robust enough. well. expectations or said quite high with mrs may speech on monday then measures that for a modern announced on wednesday expulsion of. some diplomats in effect that the official delegation of britain will not go to a world cup are at this point largely symbolic probably in a couple of days it's difficult to come up with effective measures so the jury is still out on what written will do about it. we hear heard in the news and the cost death in the u.k. is also being printed. another putin critic mixing untimely and the police at this stage and not linking the two cases you link t

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a newcomer presenting. mutilation a good architect of east germany's please. explain to me if i had my way. east germany would still be here be this me mr. here or you know. starting march thirteenth d w. hello and welcome to made in germany i'm helena humphrey march the eighth is international women's day and our show is going to celebrate some amazing women at the top of their game in business and politics but to succeed women often have to work harder than their male counterparts and far fewer rise through that and tourist glass ceiling the wild economic forum full cost that at the current rate women around the walls will have to wait two hundred and seventeen years for disparities in pay and opportunities to end but many women are not prepared to wait on the sidelines for society to catch up. but let's take a look at the facts then the tech industry for example is still very male dominated less than fifteen percent of new startups in germany were founded by women why is that sociologists say one reason is too few role models so we found one yeah needham it