journalist peter allen bored to see. 30 years later looks back. to. stars december 19th d.w. . these young people in rwanda are lined up outside a stadium in the capital kigali but they're not here to see a football match or a music concert. they're here to remember the victims of the 1994 genocide when hutu extremists slaughtered hundreds of thousands of tutsis and other minority groups. of this. these 2 little it was the worst day of my life. our neighbors came to our home and murdered my family their discrete. up to 1000000 people were killed over the course of just 100 days. most of this crowd weren't even born there they're here today to audition for a t.v. talent show. on show. it was one of the months since. the show is called east africa's got talent it's similar to programs that are broadcast in europe and the u.s. . in the simon is in charge of the auditions like many others. here simon lost family members in the genocide in rwanda as young people know the history of the massacre but on days like this they try to forget about it for a while still you know let's just s

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peter westbrook is teaching kids how to fence. he should know after competing in the olympics six times. ron allenkids learn how to perry and thrust. under the watchful gaze of peter westbrook, who looks at his young swashbucklers and sees a lot of himself. >> whatever it might be. single-parent home. abuse in a family. drugs in a community. whatever struggles they've gone through, i've done the same thing. we show them how to overcome it here. >> reporter: the first african-american to win a medal in the sport, bronze in 1984. >> the bronze medal to theo westbrook of new york city. >> reporter: he grew up in a new york housing project, life going nowhere, until his mother told him there was a long line of samurai warriors in the family. told him to pick up fencing and paid him $5 to do it. she bribed you. >> you lose more than you win. you learn how to get up and struggle again. you learn how to get up and struggle a little better. that ais the lesson of life. >> reporter: aaron, now being raised by his grandparents, because his parents were incapable of taking care of him. >> at one point, he st

allen called the ability to put the helmet on the. but i think is this is the fans that is a constant. welcome back to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle remind you we're discussing impeachment. ok let me go back to david in st paul and i'm really glad that you gave us a very short history lesson in the 1st part of the program here i think one of the obviously one of the unique elements of this impeachment effort is that you we and christopher alluded to it earlier is that we basically have the deep state people in the executive branch undermining their boss ok over policy differences or their vision of what policy should be nobody elected any of these people here and i'm sorry from as far as i'm concerned these people there are there are a cartoon version of what an expert would be critical in the country like ukraine in even russia itself here so david i mean this is a new chapter in pietschmann process in the u.s. because you have basically state functionaries undermining the chief executive who was elected duly elected and sworn in as president of the united states go ahead and st paul. well we have a couple of things that

allen called believe it at the top of the polls. but i think it is this is the fund that is accompli. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle what explains the bipartisan commitment to an ending wars in foreign military interventions recent polls show the majority of veterans in this century's foreign wars say it wasn't worth it in 2016 trying to gain traction for doubting foreign adventures today. doing the same why are the elite out of touch. and ending wars i'm joined by i guess daniel shaw in new york he is a professor of latin american and caribbean studies at city university of new york and but that is that we have peter because nick he is a professor of history and direct.

peter: one to say one more thing. i was told the day after that press conference that the president said to the national security advisor, the soviets do lie, cheat, and steal, don't they? allen said, of course they do. the president said, all right. sam: you have two views here. peter asked you a question what reagan might have done in 1961, tough guy, meant what he said, and called it like he saw it. when that wall was being erected, some people thought that john kennedy should move aggressively to stop it. he had the legal authority, but beyond that if the soviets could get away with that, what couldn't they get away with? because he had been to vienna, and after that meeting with nikita khrushchev saying, he savaged me. he took me. with reagan, in 1961, no wall, and i have the force to stop it. peter: i believe reagan would have done what john f. kennedy did. which is to say you pursue the policy of containment. you draw lines. as john kennedy said during the berlin wall crisis, we have the legal authority to take the wall down, but suppose they put it up again six inches inside their borders? containment was pushing back against the soviets, but not creating a general wa

allen in sydney. get you across an alert on the bloomberg terminal. we are hearing from the westpac acting ceo designate, peter into the role vacated today by brian. peter king saying that he is going to stay on for as long as is needed on the board. changese big following this investigation into money laundering. onwill be stepping down december 2. the chairman is bringing forward his retirement to the first half of 2020. a long-standing director is not going to be seeking reelection either. a search will be underway for the new ceo. in the meantime, the cfo, peter king, has been with westpac since 2014 and he will be the acting ceo and he says he will stay in that position for as long as needed. we have westpac shares rising today. about one point 8%. the circuit breaker needed to bring an end took four days of declines. alibaba making its trading debut in hong kong in just a few hours or less than that. the long-awaited listing coming amid equally long-running popular unrest in the city. china pushes the company closer to home. sophie kamaruddin is down at the exchange, watching all of this for us. it is a