country that i'm playing the piano needed to take for this drama day i don't believe it's all about ok bob i might show join me to meet the germans on the. post actually this meter just shows the breadth of shows a. lot. more ways to get one good. little auto mobility show every. w. . leg. loaded plane. this is d w news live from berlin and china takes drastic steps to curb a deadly viral outbreak work starts on a hospital to house people infected with a new virus authorities vow to have a ready in 6 days 30000000 people are locked down in hopes of containing this for. also coming up german chancellor angela merkel is in istanbul for what are likely to be tense talks was.

newton seen everything in a scrum on their own you know it's all about ok bob no i'm a joke join me to meet the jetman sunday w. post. south africa tries to tackle its legacy of domestic work abuse support groups saying some employers still feel free to use and abuse live in domestic stuff. a must in all of production learns about the effects of climate change or future harvests. and electric cars could cause. germany's automotive jobs it could take advances bring. lights to business forced to live in squalid conditions beaten and then fired at will that's still the reality for some of the 1000000 domestic workers in south africa during apartheid black south africans were banned from residing in cities to avoid the long and dangerous commute from the townships many women employed by white households the work that was 25 years ago but some things haven't changed transportation is still unreliable which keeps the live in set up going and leaving stuff. the maid see unfounded to be took action against the man who hired then abused her she took her boss to court and won her case. doob a wo

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yet you don't see me taking his grandmother day out to meet girls it's cold out ok bob no i'm rachel join me for me and devon from d.w. . post. every 2 seconds a person does forced to flee their homes nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced. the consequences been disastrous in our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world you know. forgetting when i didn't go to university to kill people that i don't want to have my boss come to me and tell me to kill someone having the men even if i don't they'll kill me. feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad it's about building a mosque as me the most about this state to rise is that someday we won't even see the roots down. but what will become of those who stay behind it's a way my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger. let us not run out and down the block. just wished this week to go. these 6 democrats debated each other last night they all want to defeat us president trump in november if trump remains in of

need it's a ridiculous drama day i'm telling you it's all about ok bob look i'm rachel join me from the germans on the w. post to the futurist. do it yourself order. for your next you tube channel. don't miss out. here i am going to get. sick closest place to hey you used to be a more ignorant you. nicias and you think. i want their own story. because a. mosque. is a response january 27th on d w. this is good abuse live from berlin and iran launches a missile attack on u.s. bases in iraq it says the strikes are in their tally action for the assassination of a top iranian general last week now iran claims that 80 americans were killed in the missile attacks but president trump tweets that all is well. also coming up more than 170 people are dead after your premium passenger plane crashes here to run the airport all passengers and crew were brought aboard the plane were killed when it went out shortly after takeoff it was ukraine international airlines 1st a fatal accident in its 28 year history. and as we heard all is well the words of u.s. president donald trump tweeting following iran'

needed seen prediction as grandma down to me it's all about ok bob i'm rachel join me for me for jamand sunday topic. post here i am going to get. sick claims displaced to hell just thought you'd never know when you. nice news and people. i want their own story. becomes a. must. is what stance january 27th on d w. this is t w news coming to you live from berlin the trump impeachment trial opens with charges that the accused is hand in hand with the jury's form of. a mcconnell rules seem to be designed by president trump for president truck. mitch recallable blocks moves to bring in new evidence as democrats argue for the president to be removed from office also coming up. and so painful wait as the prime minister unveils a new cabinet but he faces a huge task to stop.

. >> ok, we have a feud. bob: ok, i want to go down the line. impeachment has begun.nd that is certainly a big topic in washington. starting with you, mayor lucas, i want you to talk about one issue each that people back home are talking about. you cannot pick the same one. what is one big issue that your constituents are talking about if it is not impeachment? mayor barnett: and i will say impeachment is not the focus of any conversation back home in the midwest. i think for us the issue is violent crime. how we make our communities safer. many of you may have seen that kansas city had a great day on sunday with the football game, but then there was a mass shooting shortly thereafter. that continues to be a key issue that we try to address each day. bob: miss mayor? mayor de la isla: ditto. i think in topeka one of the things we are talking about is medical care. how do we ensure that everybody is taking care of and we are excited that kansas is finally talking about the expansion of medicaid. but i think there are so many citizens that are struggling to tang -- take

bob dylan. [laughter] ok, here we go. ♪ the house is filled with ex-pats.knew peter, paul and mary's music with vietnamese. said, wend the adults don't need your apology, peter. just let us live our lives in peace. the young people said, thank you. ♪ answer, my friend is blowing in the wind in thewer is blowing wind how many roads must a man walk down man?e they call him a must the light of sail how many seas mostly white dove sleeps in thee sand themany times must before they're forever banned? the answer my friend is blowing in tehe wind the answer is blowing in the wind times must a man look he can see the sky? one man have must cry?e he can hear people deaths will it take , let me know too many people have died is blowingmy friend in the wind theanswer is blowing in wind years can a mountain thet before it is washed to sea? a mountain of hatred and ignorance. how many years can some people allowed toe they are be free? how many times can a man turn his head and pretend that he just doesn't -- that is what we are talking about. how many times we have to

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ok. yes need to change the thickness grama they are the new boss it's all about hey bob i might show join me to meet the jetman from d w. post every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home. the consequences of been disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises from around the world to. fuck a thing we don't think that meant i didn't go to university to kill people i fully expect that any and painful people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of course who stay behind and simply up to them my husband went to peru because of the crisis that i wondered if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger for someone i want to download odd display starts turning their 15 years on the dole. this is news coming to you live from berlin iran claims at least 80 americans have been killed in missile attacks on u.s. targets in iraq iran launched the air strikes in retaliation for the targeted killing of a top iranian general in baghdad u.s. president plans to deliver a speech to the damage is assess what

bob: we think health care will do fine this year. we are arguing for a status quo election, therefore health care is probably going to be ok. ts hold the house and republicans hold the senate. in that scenario, they have pretty good earnings growth and new products. mithra: several health care managers are bullish on this year. their view on the election is that any regulation that comes out of the election as it relates to health care will largely be muted. they are not worried about a big move in regulation as it relates to health care stocks. lisa: i want to get your sense on earnings. one thing i know i am watching for is how much margins are impacted by rising costs, whether it comes to wages, whether it comes to some of the commodity inflation we have seen. what are you expecting in terms of earnings? mithra: there is still an open question on what the phase one trade deal means that has been affecting a lot of the companies our client hold -- our client hold. there's a focus on the profitability and the fundamentals. people are focused on the numbers for the first time in a long time. lisa: imagine that, bob. [laughte

have a new and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters ok it's like incredible there are not 2 more different people on earth than bob mahler and president trump and very early on in the in this whole process i think the trump people realize that the best defense would be a political one and not a legal one legally they really don't have a lot to stand on trump and his people made a determination very early on we're going to claim that this whole thing is politically motivated is a witch hunt that whole way if they really were the witch hunt i would call it the rigged to which aren't. ok which are saying if you know when she was a democrat gets fired when you don't add something. on the phone to you which you truly was of the. is washington celebrates the 4th of july and. and instead a major offensive against the president is about to be launched. the surprise attack comes from the center of washington from the press. the new york times claims the trump campaign was in secret contact with russian officials 5 months before the 2016 election a major scoop. this was the work of our washington vest it was over and over w

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ok. and then there is the macro bet. how do you recover, after 2019, on the macro side? bob: well, 2018 i think was a lesson learned.he tightening of central banks all around the world wasn't intended to cause the downturn, wasn't intended to cause what it did, but i think lessons were learned from that. and i think it was really a marker that we have probably seen the end of the boom-bust cycle. >> we never leave the boom-bust cycle. i love to call berger, and he said financial crises are hardly perennial. they always come back. and look -- bubbles are detected at first. so next year, maybe the year after that, maybe in five years, we will talking not about the subprime bubble but about the equity bubble. viviana: coming up, more conversations from davos. bank of england governor mark carney says it has become impossible to overstate the impact of climate change. mark: it is becoming pretty clear that this is, if it is not the biggest problem, it is in the top three. viviana: and hong kong's leader is under pressure to resign, but carrie lam tells bloomberg she won't run away from a city in crisis. carrie: i will d

joe joe rabbit forced to for little women and marco lobby for bob shown so far i didn't i didn't like bombshell the margot robbie was great okt just wasn't my thing. let's see what record next deadliest ever since 2 categories first. here are the nominees for writing adapted screenplay. the irishman. stevens and. joe joe rabbit tyco itt. todd phillips and scott silver. gregor wake. and the 2 popes anthony mccarten. and for writing original screenplay the members of the branch nominate. brian johnson. marriage story noah baumbach. 1917 sam mendez and christie wilson, karen's. once upon a time in hollywood quentin tarantino. and you know on june one. >>our performance by an actor in leading role, the actors branch nominate. antonio banderas and the pain and glory. caprio and once upon a time in hollywood. marriage story. joker. and the 2 pow. >>for performance by an actress in a leading role, the actors branch nominates. cynthia erivo and harriet. scarlet johansen in marriage story. search around in little women. chinese fair and in bombshell. agger and judy. >>for achievement in directing the directors branch of the academy n

because we were ok with president obama defending americans and american interests. but as bob gates said, that did not include libya. now, he walked that back some. but it was clear, it was not in our vital interest, and what really got me, though, is i'm hearing so many people that were here back then, they didn't offer one peep about the illegality of what president obama was doing. many of us did. but they didn't say a word. and that was outside our interest. killing soleimani, that was protecting american lives. going after gaddafi didn't protect any american lives and in fact it's caused total disruption. mr. perry: if the gentleman will yield. did we have an authorization for the use of military force in libya? mr. gohmert: no. mr. perry: was libya an american combat theater? mr. gohmert: no. mr. perry: so when our good colleagues on the other side of the aisle say that this was illegal and unconstitutional, meanwhile knowing that the authorization of use of military force, whether we agree with it or not, it's in law, it's in statute right now, in a combat theater, wher

ok. thanks. ambassador lighthizer, i'm all purpose. that's right, you are all-purpose, come to think. but bob lighthizer is really an outstanding guy.gets along with people. he's smart, he's sharp. and he understands trade better than anybody. when i first took this, i said, i got to get the best guy. and all signs pointed to robert lighthizer. so thank you very much, bob. thank you very much. [applause] i have one question, was this an easier job or a tougher job than you thought? >> it was tougher than i thought. pres. trump: i had a feeling you might say that. also, our great treasury secretary, steven mnuchin, has worked with bob hand in hand. and thank you very much, steve. great job. [applause] pres. trump: so this really is a landmark agreement. but along with them, we had the exceptional efforts of jared kushner. where is jared? where is jared? our brilliant jared. [applause] pres. trump: great job, jared. he worked hard. he left a beautiful, nice, very prosperous real estate business, and came here. and, i can tell you, that was harder. this is harder than real estate in new york, isn't it, jared? right? >> a lot harder. pr

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ok. i apologize. thank you. so, did you read the item? >> yes. >> and so, bob -- >> i'm present on this also. marian who has been working directly with arws is here and says karen h edelman. so the amendment before you today is to increase the budget for the arws contract and to extend the term of the agreement exercising one of our optional terms extension that's were within the original contract to extend the term to 2024. increase the over all budget to five and a half million dollars. this will do a number of things and it will allow us to get through occupancy of our first two buildings as well as into construction on the third building with chp. it will also allow us to continue expand our current outreach to post residents and also move forward with addition engagement to try and pre income qualify people for the first inclusionary bmr units that we expect to market late in 2020 and those are intended scopes we would exercise and i'm happy to take questions that the board members have. >> so, again, on this item i'd like to hear from the public first and we will open it up to the board

ok. i apologize. thank you. so, did you read the item? >> yes. >> and so, bob -- >> i'm present on this also. marian who has been working directly with arws is here and says karen h edelman. so the amendment before you today is to increase the budget for the arws contract and to extend the term of the agreement exercising one of our optional terms extension that's were within the original contract to extend the term to 2024. increase the over all budget to five and a half million dollars. this will do a number of things and it will allow us to get through occupancy of our first two buildings as well as into construction on the third building with chp. it will also allow us to continue expand our current outreach to post residents and also move forward with addition engagement to try and pre income qualify people for the first inclusionary bmr units that we expect to market late in 2020 and those are intended scopes we would exercise and i'm happy to take questions that the board members have. >> so, again, on this item i'd like to hear from the public first and we will open it up to the board

bob abbey said the political best political rhetoric leads to political tension and believe that because of that rhetoric it is ok and some people believe they are going to get away with it. today, i hope to examine the rhetoric and the danger it creates, so we can consider how in the culture of threats and violence. with that, i would like to recognize ranking member curtis with his opening remarks to rex no one condones threats against federal employees. it is unfortunate that i feel that i need to even make that statement. our boots on the ground are -- are often difficult positions and may have to enforce unpopular laws and regulations that have great impact on local communities and peoples livelihoods. their safety should be and is of the utmost importance. while i'm supportive of the practical recommendations made in the geo's report, which we are looking at today, i am concerned that the title and narrow focus of this hearing may be misleading. i take issue with the assertion made that there is a widespread problem of anti government threats of abuse created in the west. being from the west and representin

bob: tonight, nothing will happen is a transition period commences. negotiations on a future eu and the ok and then a decision in june has to be made on whether to extend the transition period are not. there are a number of contentious issues ranging from this debate about the fishing industry, the regulation, not just whether it is free trade and no tariffs but also the regulation of products, access for the service sector into the eu market, environmental questions, labor rights. the list is fairly endless. what i suspect will happen and this has always been my case is that we could end up in a similar situation as to what happened between the u.s. and china. that is to say at the end of this year, a phase one deal may be achieved which could well cover trade in goods. my central case is that it will take some years before a comprehensive agreement covering the long list of other issues. goods in a phase one deal so where does that leave financial services? is that a concern for the ok? -- for the u.k.? i think it is. we have to break it down into the different components of the financia

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porpoise coup in the women's mana bob they go shaping the famous track at st moritz this discipline is being added to the full program at the next winter games in beijing in 2022. ok more sports news coming up again later we'll see you then. president ford it's a year later that is it from a dick clark for this news hour but i will be back in just a couple minutes with another half hour news so you know. there is no child coverage worldviews like we just live in houses like nothing ever . but we want to know how the things affect people to revisit places and stay even when there are no national headline. houses are really invest the fact that a perfect as a journalist big stories generally sounds like maybe angles in this story are too numerous for comfort with different angles from different perspectives things never really being believed deep faith and money in the war to even separate the spin from the facts the misinformation from the judge the senate was clear and sounds to me and clear focus with the listening post on al jazeera. on a new toy highway to india gildas younger than ted glick is close to. one of my knees travels to the villages where the parents

school in the women's mana bob they go shaping the famous track at st moritz this discipline is being added to the full olympic program at the next winter games in beijing in 2022. ok more sports news coming up again later we'll see you then. thanks very much that's it for the news hour from a night club my colleagues will be right here with more the day's news. on a new toy highway to india girls as young as 10 because prostitutes. one of monies travels to the villages where parents underwrites doing the things. on al-jazeera. you leave this place children in this refugee camp the latest victims of the unending sectarian violence in central african republic among them are survivors of unspeakable violence 10 year olds his mother is dead her father is gone killed because they were christian by their own muslim neighbors this is the least you home an overcrowded refugee camp of 23000 people surrounded by armed militia groups celine wants answers she says she wants to be asking the questions and so we traded places inch took the microphone will we find peace how can we make the violence stop when will i be able to return home. to syria explores prominent figures of t

ok. i apologize. thank you. so, did you read the item? >> yes. >> and so, bob -- >> i'm present on this also.rws is here and says karen h edelman. so the amendment before you today is to increase the budget for the arws contract and to extend the term of the agreement exercising one of our optional terms extension that's were within the original contract to extend the term to 2024. increase the over all budget to five and a half million dollars. this will do a number of things and it will allow us to get through occupancy of our first two buildings as well as into construction on the third building with chp. it will also allow us to continue expand our current outreach to post residents and also move forward with addition engagement to try and pre income qualify people for the first inclusionary bmr units that we expect to market late in 2020 and those are intended scopes we would exercise and i'm happy to take questions that the board members have. >> so, again, on this item i'd like to hear from the public first and we will open it up to the board. let's open it up to the board. >> do you h

you want to hear bob dylan. ok, here we go. (music) the house is filled with ex-pats. they knew peter, paul and mary's music filled with vietnamese. in the end the adults said and i know you know this, we don't need your apology, peter. just let us live our lives in peace. the young people said, thank you. (music) (music) the answer, my friend is blowing in the wind the