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looking at the some of the reporting out if italy, you see the five star movement, which is a kinf od populists that were part of it, just wanting to give the middle finger to the establishment, and there were genuine left wing people who felt that the socialist party was a blairite technocratic party. it is fragmenting. when that government inevitably falls, it is italy, they fall every 18 months, we will see what the new alignment is. most importantly, the epp, the right—wing group in the european parliament, we are speaking of the upcoming elections in may, is considering suspending viktor orban's fidesz from theirgrouping because they find that he is gone too far. it took them a while, didn't it? three years ago, the christian democrats thought viktor orban was an ally, now they see he is chasing out universities, completely controlling the press. he is perhaps at the centre of a certain amount of corruption. this is what politics is about. people in this country always forget, i didn't eman to be grossly insulting to my friends in the british press, the eu is not an economic thin

of theis hate in some american population, but thank g od that that hate did not extent heritageentity, their because this mosque is american. america is from the ground up, as they say. we consider ourselves part of america and part of the fabric. tour staffes recently traveled to cedar rapids, iowa to learn about its rich history. learn more about cedar rapids and other stops at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv every weekend on c-span3. announce thepy to winners of this year c-span's studentcam video documentary competition. answering the question what does it mean to be american? we received almost 3000 entries from 48 states, with more than 6000 students. congratulations to all of the winners. our first prize middle school from eastern middle school in silver spring, mcamerica: america runs on fast food. >> the fast food industry -- the economy, our health, fast food has and will impact and reflect our society and so many more ways than we can realize. it's something that sits with our nation's values, the global landscape and it is part of what makes us

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amnesty international in seven africa he joins me now from johannesburg mr which anastacia have you od and welcome to news africa we know that attacks on people with albinism in malawi typically tend to spike around election period and election is coming up in may what's what is behind that. thank you very much for having me is generally true that there are moments in which attacks took a spike and election mormons are one of them because of the existence of a deep seated culture of false beliefs that bourne's own body parts of a person with albinism give you lucky charms but there is a general problem in the country often talks of people agonise over people with albinism discrimination and deep seated feelings that the justice system is failing so there is a culture of impunity old times you're likely to find abductions killings and a toxin so it might not necessarily be a good elections but it's a general problem that requires decisive leadership all right and speaking about decisive leadership we're hearing some rumblings in the malawian government some minister is considering the d

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paddy flint found time to visit the grave od family member roger bushell, executed after leading the promise to remember them all. robert hall, bbc news, zagan. now on bbc news sport today. you're watching sport today, with me, andrew lindsay, live from the bbc sport centre. hello there. on this programme: the headline clash in football's euro qualifiers yields five goals and a last—minute winner. netherlands v germany. and african football too. there's miami 0pen tennis, asjohn isner makes it through to round four, despite being broken in the first set. and it's all about fingers, rather than feet — the premier league players in a world of pixels, potentially about to earn thousands. welcome to the programme. football's international window's given us an early crunch match in the european championship qualifiers, as germany's visit to amsterdam provided the stand—out tie in group c. and they were 2—0 up by half—time. leroy sane opening the scoring after 15 minutes. before serge gnabry curled a beauty, his 5th goal in six internationals. but the netherlands drew leveljust after the h

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od news for drivers all over the area.cker open a what can be described as a nightmare commute, nearly 12 hours aer a tractor-trailer overturned, the mess is cleaned up this morning. we will have much more on the chaos it caused in a few minutes. >>> first, to a live look outside. and more good news. it isid finally . and aaron is acting appropriately. you should see him. molette green, in for eun yang. >> i want to keep my job. you won't know what was going on on the commercial. melissa mollet has an easier commute than last night. >>> first, chuck bell. >> we have all issued aaron a code red during the commercial break. we have it under control, we think. we have a mostly cloudy sky out this morning. there's been a stray rain drop or two overnight. that's not going to be a big issue for your friday. may have a stray

. >> i have never asked for, nor od i accept a pardon fro president trump. >> reporter: even cohen's attorney contradicted that saying the legal team did explore the possibility. cohen soon headed to prison for lying toco ress, now firing back saying it's the president who's not truthful. meanwhile, president trump has not ruled out a f pardo paul anafort, his former campaign four years in prison on bank and tax fraud. >> i feel badly for paul manafort. it'hink is been a very, very tough time for him. >> reporter: manafort's charges brought by spe al counsel robert mueller. >> the judge said there was nolo russia. f ththine e btteg arurt trial. while the president is sympathetic to manafort. others outraged by his relatively light sentence, just a fraction of the possible 24 years. we've seen african-american sentenced far worseor les egregious actions than paul manafort did. we need to look at our justice system. >> reporter: next week paul manafort goes before a different judge for a second stejs sentencing hearing. and that relatively light sentence handed down during the first he

if there is loose ods and ends. that would make sense from a pragmatic point of view. >> so you would not be surprised if for any number of people that are waiting until he is finished with his report. >> i would not be surprised by anything at this point, i know it sounds like over he thinking, even for someone who hedges a lot. i don't know the facts, i like to have facts and speculation. i would not be surprised. and there is not that much more thaten special council has. they play be surprised again. there is probably enough for an obstruction charge. this is what we know, this is what is provable, ordering with the white house council to fire mueller. respok revoking security clearances, what we saw in public. can you imagine mueller not making obstruction a big part of h his. >> it is a criminal case, and i am very caution also. when there is a lot of public outcry and the public thinks they have knowledge of ten facts, but they don't have knowledge of the other side of things to be very critical of a prosecut

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. >> that's a od thing.ause i know when i was in college, i was worried about what kind of job i was going to get, who i was going to marry, everything except politics. the older guys witeh the tis were the ones that made the decisions anyway. >> reporter: you now're one to have the older guys th the ties, let me ask you both, as the persons who makes some of these decisions, how do you enforce something like this? where's the line between fre speech and something that could be potentially dangerous to yout ent body? >> the executive order curbs research dollars to the universities who do't permit free speech. i don't know how you define or police that. but i think the bigger problem is the federal stdent loan issue, and that's whatas discussed today. i think the president is going to go p a sterther very soon and try to sing out the badav actors whogone out of business, who have not given their students the education mised.ro you see, before 2010, it was guaranteed student loans. the ivate lenders were maki

some 1300 passengers were od boar that ship.orwegian media says most passengers wer american and british tourists. >>> all new tonight, cameras catch anly eld woman's brutal beating on a new york subway. why so many people are upset at the people recording this video. the people recording this video. >>> critics say barbara streisad ♪ not all water is created equal. there are over 326 million trillion gallons of water on earth. but only one billionth of one per cent is filtered naturally beneath the earth, with a distinct balance of minerals, and emerges crisp and refreshing enough to be called deer park®. deer park® 100% natural spring water. born better®. >>> a subway attack in new york city caught onil surnce video. a 78-year-old woman beaten. . month.pened earlier this witnesses recorded the incident but nobody tried to stop the man. policeim arrested today. nbc's wally e informs of about score ri. >> reporter: poliapthe attackned sunday march 10th at 3:00 a.m. in front ofee at least t people recording. so t wishedse photogr

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he is the chief financial od j n 200 contracts. while we received a list of questionable charges, we wanted to know how many they missed. >> are they charging for work they're not doing? >> in my experience, it is more so lack of documentation. very, very seldom, i can't even think of anything off the top of my head woi. >> are they trying to rip taxpayers off? >> i think it is more of a learning curve. they do a lot of services. if it was to pay a bridge, we would look at the bridge. if it passed, check the box. with service, it is a him more t is tempting to be shocked bure buha an inaccurate picture. in reality, only a small fraction of that was ever in question over many years. >> it is a wake-up call. he said the findings makes it clear that the way it was set up in the beginning was flawed. >> this audit clearly dmenl straits the project does not have sufficient money to finish. high speed rail bell finds it troubling that they rely too heavily on outside private consultants that may not have entests of the state as their pri

an ode to the love affair between art and music. phil: it is carnival time in many parts of the world. here in germany, cologne is particularly enthusiastic. the brazilian city of rio de janeiro is gearing up for its world-famous party, which begins today with millions of people taking to the streetets. cities were during the finishing touches to preparations before the parades and dancing begin. as a reminder, our top story, pakistan has freed and indian pilot captured when his plane was shot down. pakistan says the release of the wing commander is an effort to deescalate recent tensions. this is dw news. coming up next, anti-semitism on the rise in europe. we hear from the jewish community in paris about israel's ambassador to germany on his concerns. that is up next on the day. you are watching dw news. you can always get the latest news and information on our website, dw.com. have a good day. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] .

. >> i od time and shout at the screen and do what you want. you have my permission. then go home and talk about a. >> us opens in theaters today. >> bill murray famously lost his battle with a gopher in the movie, caddy shack. on thursday murray was watching as his son loop, lost to the minnesota golden gophers. he's an assistant coach for the cardinals who were upset in the first round of the ncaa tournament. that's your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs news. >>> who wants to go dancing? only one local men's team made it. they pull off another upset >>> welcome to friday. welcome to the rain. we are tracking moderate to heavy rain. i want to highlight for the north bay and san rafael it is pouring through mill valley and the golden gate into san francisco. as well as daly city and south san francisco. looking at light rain there. you can see across the rest of the peninsula over san mateo the moderate to heavy rainfall. we will talk about in time out the rest of the rain today. we have another round of rain coming later today. details coming up. >>> happeni

naturally rising oil prices are od for the energyndustry and one reason is that companies need attractive prices when they goooking for investment. brian sullivan explains from the industry gathering in ho >> reporter: three big topics on day two of this energy conference. continued investment in oil and gas, the world outside of texas, and climate change. few industries are as capital intense ji or costly as oil and gas. while americans may l love gasoline prices, the ceo of hess oil tells us oil prices need to be high enough where there is an incentive to continue to invest the key challenge for the oilus and gas iy is investment. we're simply not investing enough in oil and gas to grow supply to keep up with demand. the international energy agency has made very clear hat that number should be $580 billion a year. three years ago it was $350 billion. two years, $370 billion. last year $410 billion. this year $420 billion. the price has to be high enough encouragehat investment. at reporter: most of the money in the united st has been flowing to just one oil and gas region and that is th

. >> my odness. >> use 45,000 pounds of barbecue meet and top it all with 5,700 gallons of ketchup. >bring your tums. >>> today marks 12 years for nationals park. the area around the park has changed a lot over that time. and moreas the changedn the way, too, construction on homes and businesses scheduled for another 11 years. right now, there's who called that area home. i am among them. by 2030, that number may double. that's why i'm moving. additional residential areas are going up w them. it's estimated around 3 million visitors come through that area every year. >> that's a hip-happening part of onwn. you want to stay? >> it's a nice part of town. watching it grow, it's been amazing to watch. >> you can watch from afar now? >> that's right. >>> development under way in crystal city, as well. the air filledithdemolition. this is as construction crews are ready for amaz's arrival. it will soon be the tech giant's temporary offices. amazon is leasing three buildinguntil its brand-new h.q.-2 is complete. when it's finished, t campus will have 4ar million squ feet of office space. ama

five suspects are in police od cu all are members of the ms-13 gang and all entered the coury illegally. 16-year-old jason pinead, was found dead earlier this month. he was stabbed dozens of times and his body was set on fire. authorities say jose zameda was the ring leader of the attack. he had entered the country twice and been portedtwice. >>> new details on a man who killed his own uncle and injured his aunt in home. yesterday, the judge ordered he held without bond. osmond and his uncle argued before the shooting in lanham. he was found in a baltimore sho hospital and arrested. >>> it's been w onek where 50 people were killed in 2 mosques. an emotional dayd inclu mass funeral for 26 of the victims. you're lookit video from that service. the burials included the youngest victim of the attack a3-year-old boy. new zealand announced that it is in the process of a sweeping gun ban. the prime minister says it will include l military-style au sematic weapons, assault riflesnd high-capacity magazines. >>> president trump has signed order requiring colleges to preserve fre speech on campus.

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under 30 seconds remaining, the pirates, michael enzy with a od look, baby hook, ties the game.hoyas up byts 2, jared roden it to fall with 1.2 seconds left, and we're going to double ovtime, and then it was hoy destroya time. georgetown outlasts seton hall 77-71. >> what a great game. >>> and the maryland women wrapped up their regular season with a1-62 win over illinois. terps will be the top seed in the big 10 tournament, whichn starts friday. fantastic season for them. >> congrats to them. thank you so very much. that about does it for us. thank you for joining us. we've got a new "saturday night live" coming up next with john mulanla y. have a great one, everybody, and we'll see you back here tomorrow. i've talked on this phone through the happiest times of my life, and through the saddest times of my life. but i never dreamed in a thousand years that it would save my life. boom! i feller2 feet, completely sha my pelvis, in the middle of the woods., i called my wishe thought i. i said, "mani'm not... i'm not." i was so lucky that day... saved my life. (vo) ttere for you whe

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ods,spokperson the ildingowner says the damage is on the inside of a double paned window. so there is no danger of glass falling onto the street. the panes are set to be replaced in the coming weeks. >>> don't try taking your tesla down this road or anything down that road. a giant sinkhole is currently blocking the way to mcclure's beach at point reyes national seashore, but at least we're drought free. in fact, according to the latest drought monitor map, nearly 90% of the state of california is drought free. compare that to the same map from a year ago when most of the state was shaded in. >> that's pretty amazing. i don't think a lot of us ever thought we'd ever be drought free. it's always something we talk about. >> the updated map that we didn't see is basically a little bit of northwestern california, a little bit down by palm springs and that's it. this is the least amount of drought the state of california has had in 10 years. we've kind of paid a price to get there, but this is good news. when it comes to our water supply, it has not been better, even than 2017.

president trumpra od and defiant as democrats push ahead on probes into his campaign, administration, and business. president trump: it's a collusion hoax. robert: and he knocks his former lawyer. >> i have nev f asked nor frod i accept a pardon donald trump. president trump: michael cohen lied about the pardon. robert: democrats clash over anti-hate legislation. next.no cer: this is "washington week." funding is provided by -- >> i was able to turn thean aircraft arounthe mission around and was amee to save two s lives that night. >> my first job helped me to grow up pretty quickly. that happens when you're asked to respond to a coup. >> in 2001, i signed up for the air force. two days later, 9/11 happened. >> babbel, a language programth teaches real life conversations in a new language such as spanish, french, german, italian and more. babbel's 10 to 15-miessons are available as an app or online. more information on babbel.com. announcer: funding-s provided by koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. the corpo

equifax and marriott were victims of two major data od breaches and executives from those companies appeared in front of lawmakers who are working toss the problem with new regulations. kayla tausche is in washington tonight. >> reporter: executives from marriott and equifax tookhe apology tour to capitol hill, after suffering two of the biggest customer data breaches in u.s. history. >> we deeply regret this incident and are committed to h determinin it occurred, supporting our affected guests and enhancing secsuity ms to protect against future attacks. >> marriott's ceo, arne sorenson said the company inherited the security issues when the company bought arwood hotels. overour years hackers took information from 383 million starwood customerslind 5 m passports. u.s. officials have said china conducted the hack. >> we have shared everything we have with the fbi, including the malwares used and the tools used in the system so that they can do that kind of investigation. we've simply been focused on making sure the door is closed. >> at credit reporting company equifax, a 2017ub breach scted

to keep the rally going, we ore meat od a lot the bones here, after the weak china industrial production numbers we saw overnight. we can expect a lot more stimulus out of china, that's sure. what traders need is more visibility. facts that recently pointed out the companies with earnings outside the united states predominantly have much lower earnings expectations now than companies who rely primarily on earnings inside the united states. what does it mean? it means that chi and europe need to stabilize to get better visibility on earnings for companies here in the united states. brexit is anoth mess. the british pound is nearing a two-year high b what the street really wants for this whole thing, they want the deadline to be extended and the they want another referendum that will result in the uk remaining in the eu. that's still a long shot,th gh. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> and treasury secretary steven mnuchin today did confirm that the trade negotiations with china will not be wrapped up by the end of this a month had been hoped

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arrangements, and i think the house of commons may well do that, it will be a couple of years at least odive me, ijust wonder whether you are reading europe in the right way. let me quote you emmanuel macron, he came away from the last summit and he said this, "in the case of anno0ther negative vote on theresa may's deal, we will be going to no deal", he said. we all know that. it is absolutely essential to be clear because it is a matter of good functioning of the eu. we cannot have what i would call an excessive new extension. perfectly reasonable position for him to take up before one of the councils. what the last council agreed was if teresa's deal is rejected again — i do not think it is likely to be brought back before the house of commons — but if it is rejected again, then we go back before may, with an arrangement which we suggest what would they do, she could go back and sue for an extension and say let us start on an outline of where we're going and, of course, eventually, you have to expect the withdrawal agreement and see where you're going, i cannot see how anyone maintains

parties in a battle for survival against the rise of the far right — who willjoin his chorus for the odemacron has not taken a general view and general principle. he goes to into a very detailed proposition which goes towards changing the schengen the free movement, the policy. helping citizens of the effects of globalisation, all the very interesting separate accounts. the problem is that, at the moment, europe is divided between the macron type and the pru europe or the rest. eastern europe, italians, who want to return to one nation state. macron is now putting himself as the head of this new coalition which could save europe from the bad situation it is in, against populism, knowing that there are european elections and the polls show that he is ahead in france, compared to madame le pen, who is richard grading. the problem is, but also thinks that he has to make a stand, otherwise, germany will dominate europe. i do think that even as we get ready to leave brexit it hasn't stopped the filtered through the british press being a little inaccurate in some quarters. ido little inaccurat

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minerals, which are the major sourcenu of re for that country, and restrict ban on imports of oil oruxury ods, and what that does is it targets the elites of pyongyang, and they are the ones who are fuelling the brunt of the pain now as well, and the elites matter to kim jong un, i mean. >> so the elites are starting to hurt, then you would think that the pressure on kim jong un will be building, right. >> that's right. >> to get thes sanction lifted, so what do you think he will do next? is there a risk here that he will escalate nuclear fuel oroduction to put pressure on president trump lift those sanctions? >> well, i think that would be a risky move. and first of all, yesterday the north koreans actually gave a press release where their m foreignnister said that they would not continue testing. i think that's the right direction. once they start testing, that would basically move back to ground zero, so i think that's not the w they would want to pursue this, but i think maintaining channels of negotiation and conversation will be the critical point forwardor them to try to relax some san