peter peter the law is not be asked on on exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate it the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect that reality that's how it was and that's and that's how it is for everyone peter that's how it was for you for me for all of us we were all born to women it's remarkable that we're not being asked to consider that in the small certain percentage of cases this may not actually be what happened it is i'm actually standing now you know defending reality there's no set on real. there's no suggestion that we deny the reality simply acknowledging this person's request to be named as the parent so the child will still have that brought into existence of a get a recognized parent so that will give them that assurance that legal status that this person is their parent just won't be named as the mother or the father it's a slight difference and redefining it but it is slight it's slight. but david but most of those couldn't reach affirmation of what happened well yes but that's what happens in law throughout the ages doesn't it one hundred years ago women weren't supposed to be able to vote but the lord changed to allow it and in the sixty's and seventy's there was discrimi

peter. after 15 years with nbc news, peter alexander begins his next chapter as a co-host with today. saturday, october 27th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" within shele jones and peter alexander and dylan dreyer. live fromo stu 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today" andn this saturday morning. we are excited to announce that peter isia offy joining the saturday "today" team. how cool is it? >> you want to hear it again? >> let's do it one moreme >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander -- peter alexander -- peter alexander -- peter alexander and dylan dreyer. >> we will remix that right now. >> it never gets old. >> i have been watching this show since i was a kid and grateful to share this set with you guys. iot to nbc news almost 15 years ago. tom brokaw was the anchor. i learned so much. >> the best par is going over the last 15 years which we will do later. >> you have the beautiful and sunny and clear and crystal day. that is the reality. the nor'easter. >>> the wind and heavy rain and coastal flooding for millions oe peop up and down the northeast coast. i'll go through the details in a w minutes.

yet peter peter the law is not be asked on on exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate it the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect reality. over ninety palestinians have been wounded by is really gunfire during clashes in the west bank and gaza that's according to the palestinian health ministry palestinian activists used fifty fishing boats in an attempt to reach israel by sea they were protesting the twelve year long blockade of the protests were also aimed at israel's controversial nation state law which palestinians say makes them second class citizens as well as donald trump's u.s. embassy move to jerusalem israel defends its actions on the gals on border saying it is defending itself from violent protesters on the islamist militant group hamas a general strike also took place on monday across the region on the anniversary of a riot in the year two thousand which saw thirteen is really are absurd killed by leaks. well here on r t we do have a special rep

you're peter peter the law is not best on on the exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate at the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect that reality . and that's the way it looks from here so far this hour javi next world news from r.t. off we've learned about the palestinians documented that tough lives not through protest of through off. with more make this manufacture consent instant of public wealth. when the running closest to protect themselves. when the financial merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room see. the real news room. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. crossing the most just as they would a simple i want to take on most of enter and i want to ask some just about what if many of them look for refuge in the so-calle

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get it peter peter the law is not on on the exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate at the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect that reality and indeed the issue of gender hasn't strayed too far from the headlines of late all a student in britain and a professor in sweden have both been slum for breaching the new political correctness dictates in case you missed it polly takes us through a few of the things we have partly need to know. there was a time when men were men and women were women and good old fashioned oppression was reserved for the lucky few but in the case you missed it things ate what they used to be. interested in dire need of us to see a student philosopher has been sacked from a psychology job on a university magazine for retreating to reach we have a reason he did us a goal that state women don't have a piece. and over in sweden a professor is being investigated for telling students that there are still nickel and biological differences

your peter peter the law is not based on on on exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate it the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect that reality . but returning to one of our headline stories the u.s. ambassador to nato who threaten russia with a preemptive strike against its missiles claiming they're in breach of a cold war era missile treaty we can talk now to international affairs commentator john peel welcome back to r.t. now i know that belligerent language is par for the course since trump got into the white house but this is an ambassador talking the first threat of its kind since the end of the cold war does it say anything significant to you about the state of u.s. russian relations right now well as it says something about the need to keep. active and spending more and more money on defense it's just a shooter comments in advance of a nature to the meeting in brussels of which your secretary of defense. and i think she's trying to raise interest. rat

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goods banking strategist peter peter ross and strike thinks trump is not motivated by economic gain. to become a highly political highly charged environment you know there's additional political threats that you know if if the rulings don't go in the u.s. is way. that the u.s. would withdraw from the deputy oh it's important to realize that everybody recognizes that the tariff moved in the name of fair trade in the name of security is more from a change of america's strategic position then it is about trade this idea of a reed examining a bilateral relationships and redetermine into these sort of historical relationships and trump is basically blowing them apart and the world is creating a new order where the u.s. is not the central figure and i think you know these so small but powerful moves by the. and other international communities is a clear sign that it's moving shifting away from the u.s. as the primary axis of power. saudi intervention in yemen has claimed fifty six thousand lives in the past two years according to a new study that is five times higher than previous estimate

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you peter peter the law is not based on on on exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate at the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect that reality . police in northern france have made a dawn raid on a muslim club suspected of extremist activity the country still on high alert of course with islamist inspired groups responsible for killing over two hundred people in recent years with more on that raid from paris our correspondent charlotte do bensky these raids took place near the northern port city in france of done kirkley took place on what's deemed to be a cultural association called center near dung kirk now we understand that the homes of twelve of the leaders of that so-called cultural center were targeted in these raids which started under the cover of darkness at six am local time here in france a huge operation with two hundred police officers involved and we understand that eleven individuals have been detained looting three have been placed in custod

it peter peter the law is not best on on on exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate at the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect that reality . germany has reportedly approved new arms exports to say the arabia worth almost three hundred million dollars if confirmed it would go against a german coalition agreement than to stop weapons being sold to countries involved in the yemen conflict however agreements that were already in place before england merkel form the current government in berlin can continue is the twist that catch well as our reports there's no shortage of countries it seems willing to send weapons to riyadh. innocent lives being taken away in yemen by saudi bombs you may get the impression it's a big deal for them we are concerned about the pulling humanitarian situation in yemen and the risk of home to civilian populations this is the worst humanitarian crisis that is in china a humanitarian disaster this cannot become a forgotten crisis sp

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your peter peter the law is not based on on the exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate it the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect that reality . violence erupts once again in spain's rest of catalonia the details in ninety seconds. as a zombie bank plague has spilled over to zombie corporations what is a zombie banks zombie bank it's a bank best to complain solvent is kept alive by bailouts continuing rolling bailouts from the central banks because of their friends in the other the banks the commercial banks the lawyers they just b. c b m p citibank they're technically insolvent they're going to live in the mozambique to rolling a bail out they call quantitative easing or some other name they come up with every two months. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic probably the only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. time to

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peter peter the law is not based on on exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate it the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect reality. that doesn't back with more news of the top they are watching our children stay with us . cooked additional note of what was and gets up to look at some of these it's just a. conditional move. see him do you see my future notional. look with a showing of the where. you think it should be you know you're pushing thirty. both of shipping. you up and most of the book hit the books and you will still mostly know so i do know what the movie. was the latest news in the focus. more easily do you know yet of putting. the movie lyricists through some really strong. with lawmakers manufactured and sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the crime larry go round to be the one. night we can all middle of the room signals. the real news in. the world. as a zombie bank played as spilled over to zombie corporations what is a zombie bank is on the back of the bank that's technically insolvent it's kept alive by bailouts continuing. rolling balance from the central banks because of their friends in the other the banks the commercial banks the lloyds the h.s.b.c. the m.p. the citibank they're technically insolvent they're to live even the zombies are rolling them bail out they call quantitative easing or some other name they come up with every two months. lou and welcome to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle america is a house deeply divided and that division only continues the entire brett kavanaugh saga has turned into blood sport demanding each and every one of us pick a side we're in new territory and that place is called winner takes all. cultural wars i'm joined by my guest christopher me when i'm in washington he's a republican strategist in los angeles we have robert barnes he is a trial lawyer in criminal and constitutional law and in chad going to go we cross to brian joyce he's the host of the brian joyce show all right jim cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it who gets the go first of all the guy that got up early is for this program that means it's robert. ok it's talk about the brett kavanaugh thing in a much broader cultural and political sense here what does it represent to you because i can i i am even willing to admit my introduction is a bit over the top but i'm trying to make a point here because it do

it peter peter the law is not based on on the exceptions the law must apply to all you just can't operate it the way that you'd like to so the fact of the matter is that this child was born to a woman and there for the birth certificate should reasonably reflect that reality and that does it for me i will be back in let's say thirty three and a half minutes with a look at your headlines you are watching our international glad to have you with us. place. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. more somehow i want to be. the two i would be for us was like the fourth tree in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the wives in the house. passed west sydney. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade first circuit

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peter? peter: absolutely. feel that and that u.s. andth is going to follow slow dramatically, maybe as soon as the latter part of this and certainly next quarter. if you look at the components. caroline: the u.s.? peteryes. caroline: is it time for into emerging get markets? peter: no, because they're a beta of the u.s. go down gradually and then suddenly. point he was making is just because you're down does not mean it's time to buy. you have to look at the fundamentals, what's happening. you look at the technical condition and at the end of the day it's supply and demand and there's way much excess supply in terms of what's going on ofrseas, both still in terms commodities. even potentially with regard to oil. thes gone up because of uncertainty with regard to iran and exports but we're producing the u.s.y here in imagine what happens if the conflict with china expands and to take our oil. what happens to the domestic price of u.s. crude and what to the high yield u.s. and look where that ratio is. that's all the way down. orif that was a commodity stock, everybody would say i high yield that because it's way down. an emhen you talk about bottom, you say six months or next year -- but in terms of t

peter: we are in buda. >> anthony: right. >> peter: if you can look down you're always in buda. >> anthony: okay. >> peter: if you look up to >> anthony: péter zilahy is a budapest-born poet and performance artist. >> peter: according to the myth i was brought up in, if you're in buda you're in europe and the other side is asia. this was the, this was the border of the roman empire originally. this big river. >> anthony: right here? >> peter: yeah. >> anthony: why didn't they cross? >> peter: uh, the other part, the other side is flat. it's hard to defend and there were all these tribes that were, like, really vicious and uncivilized as the romans believed. >> anthony: they've all been here. the celts, the romans, mongols, the ottoman turks, all had their way or tried. all left their mark to one extent or another. ♪ then, mid-nineteenth, century the curious seemingly improbable austro-hungarian empire. this is when the city came into its own fueled by untold wealth, accumulated power, and ambition. architecturally, intellectually, a great city. one of the world's greatest. >> peter: and that was a time when budapest was a r

correspondent peter oliver thank you peter. and time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return i sat down in boston with the c.e.o. a basis not our gee who is about to launch a crypto stable coin will bring that to you plus how and cook the host of the big picture here on r.t. america joins us to take a look at the increased cost of more television streaming as we screen to squeeze in a quick break here the daily digits at the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all down today with bitcoin and gold sporting the only green arrows on today's big board back in a flash. how can reopen those books cool. girls will simply be. accepting and recognizing the independence of kosovo. unilaterally proclaimed. they were doing so helped us. the idea of freedom of speech is under threat speaking your mind can blend you into serious trouble now you are presumed guilty and must prove your innocence heard rooms in the sovereign individuals cowed into silence speech has been redefined purchasing. welcome back a rare

the north korean leader kim mr kim to to oppress his people peter thank you so much our senior correspondent peter craven and if you want more information about this year's nobel peace prize of course you will find it on our website just quickly recapping the nobel peace prize for twenty eight thousand has been awarded jointly to dennis mccuaig and more rod for their work in raising visibility of wartime sexual bylane so that the perpetrators can be held to account you're watching. now let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a week after a devastating earthquake and tsunami hit indonesia's super ways the island the death toll there has now risen to over fifteen hundred the search for survivors is continuing but hopes of finding any more people alive are fading tens of thousands still need help but supplies are arriving now at the port in the stricken city pollo. russian president vladimir putin is in new delhi for annual talks with indian prime minister new render a modi officials say they'll sign a raft of agreements including a deal to buy air defense

correspondent peter oliver thank you peter. and time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return i sat down in boston with the c.e.o. of basis not her on a he who is about to launch a crypto stable coin will bring that to you plus how and cook the host of the big picture here in r.t. america joins us to take a look at the increased cost. more television streaming as we scrape to squeeze in a quick break here the daily digits at the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all down today with fifty points and gold sporting the only green arrows on today's big four back in a flash. on . the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. cost us just a little sympathy i want to become lost and i want to ask some just about put as many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the best person asked than. most even more don't have it up or somehow get them in a lot of class and the

correspondent peter oliver thank you peter. and time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return i sat down in boston with the c.e.o. of basis not our on a he who is about to launch a crypto stable coin will bring that to you plus how uncorked the host of the big picture here in r.t. america joins us to take a look at the increased cost of more televisions. streaming as we scrape to squeeze in a quick break here the daily digits at the closing bell the dow the nasdaq and s. and p. all down today with this coin and gold sporting the only green arrows on today's big board back in to push. the stock market trading at all time highs the debt load peak everywhere as they had to two hundred fifty three hundred fifty five hundred percent debt to g.d.p. this is the planet on the verge of a major way to mommy just. don't accept the slow drop the oldest was ready to do a little bit it's. moves to. excel she wakes interests. i don't buy the stock i put it on me it. was i'm somebody that how does know it's a mask you neve

peter oliver peter good to see you ethnical does relinquish their long held while at the feed it signals a significant shift in how they need to chips being perceived as not. it certainly signals a significant shift in how germany is ruled how the political party that she's presided over for the last eighteen years how that will be conducting itself and who will be the new person at the helm of the party these are all things we're expecting to hear a little more information from angela merkel in about an hour when she said to speak to speak to the press however as these things do happen we know pretty much what to expect from her what she's going to say we understand although as i said this isn't confirmed just yet that she. said to say that she will step down and not seek reelection as the chairwoman of the the christian democratic union however she intends to remain in the role as chancellor until the end of this term and then step down as had been widely expected what that means those essentially that she would rule at the behest of the party instead of being sort of ruling while being in charge of the party that backs her up. it's a bold move it's not been done before we haven't really seen this type of phasing out of power since will have now way back in the one nine hundred sixty s. and that resulted from stuff from scandal what we have seen is reaction to this from well i would say her political colleagues but they're certainly not friendly kristie and the head of the free democratic party he said that chancellor merkel had resigned from the wrong position or was about to step down from the wrong position meaning he thinks she should. down as chancellor it was though this news this what news about you part came on the back of the election result in hester which saw another double digit drop for the christian democratic union in a local election we saw her coalition partners in the social democrats as well as those within her own party in the region saying it was perhaps time for a change in berlin meaning mrs merkel. it's the state of the government isn't acceptable we therefore expect the c.d.u. to take appropriate action on the us house this evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hester but in. a while as turmoil within angle of merkel's own party the c.d.u. as well as by proxy the social democrat coalition partners it was a very good evening for two of the smaller parties in germany the green party who i don't think you really can call smaller party these days they've been resurgent and continue they have twenty percent of the vote tying with the social democrats they of course were almost down and out last year they crept over the line into the bundestag barely but in bavaria and now it has so we've seen their resurgent also taking making ground there was the alternative for germany party they enter that has a parliament for the first time that means they're now represented in all of the sixteen states parliament in germany as well as the bundestag they're not going to take on any leadership role in hester they've all the other parties have said they won't form a coalition with alternative for germany they've proved to be controversial from their start up and continue to be controversial as they move into a more mean straight mainstream role of having representation all state parliament their leadership on the results well they were elated. with the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every german region after the great success it has. but the big news here in germany under merkel is expected to announce that she will step down as the leader of the christian democratic party it's understood that she will continue on as chancellor but what type of chancellor that will be without the party leadership at the same position we're expecting to hear from her in an hour i'll be here with all the latest ones we do. i'm sure you'll be keeping on top of that story for us our europe correspondent peter olivet thank you. to discuss a story in more to tell us bring in peter short say an international relations professor let's go to an university good to have you on the program now if angela merkel does give up party leadership stays as chancellor what implications does that have for head level of control over the government. tressa for it is not quite sure yet not years ago and there's a way it is not has been as agreed or are are this draw from office ultra from responsibility so it may be are an attempt to calm down the protests and the negative voices within our own party for germany and would be a very very difficult situation because i mean basically armed she does not have then anymore the support and the confidence of her on outings and the great collision. is a very tricky gyal and instruments are at some moment so as a social democrats are in a similar situation are it is not the person who can create are what their response will be to see it no failures and the one that defe

peter oliver peter please bring us up to speed on the latest developments coming in thick and fast in germany. or after eighteen years germany's coming to terms that angela merkel will not be the leader of the christian democratic union she said she won't seek reelection for that position their party congress is taking place at the beginning of december of in hamburg so now all eyes are on that to see who's going to be pushing to try and take that position as party leader now mrs merkel stepping down from not role but she is saying she will remain as chancellor in the past though she's been very clear that she sees both roles as being essentially is one that you can't be chancellor without being leader of your party she was very critical of gary hart schroeder who is her predecessor as chancellor when he did essentially what she's doing now for the last six months of his chancellorship he wasn't the chairman of the party she said you can't be one without the other essentially because if you are a chancellor without being head of the party you're essentially a well chancellor at the behest of that party and whoever is in charge of the party and that's where things could get interesting because there are two types of candidates that could potentially take over from angela merkel there are the center wrists which is very much the same tack which mrs merkel has kept the party on or put the party on and kept it there during her tenure and then there's also those more conservative voices those to the right of angular merkel c.d.u. party that say that her policies have taken them closer to that of the social democrats and that that's why they've hemorrhaged votes to alternative for germany that they want to get the real conservative voice back there now chief amongst those of the can those type of candidates would be inspired he's currently the health minister he's a vocal critic of angela merkel particularly refugee in migrant policy so if you put it that way in suggests a mr spock was elected to be chairman of the party it's going to make it quite a difficult. time for angela merkel to remain as chancellor with that leadership coming from a party and to see her last all the way to twenty twenty one i wouldn't bet my money on it let's have a look at angle of merkel over the years that she's been there she's been chancellor since twenty fifteen she was the first woman to take over that job to take on that job as the leader here in germany she's the longest serving leader so far in the at this moment in the european union certainly the most powerful national leader within the european union whenever we see big decisions being floated in brussels we can pretty much guarantee that within a week to a few days those key players in brussels will have been here to berlin and they'll have talked those out a little bit more she was nominated for the nobel peace prize back in twenty fifty for her open arms policy to refugees and migrants she didn't win that one. but she has been a key and crucial part of not just german politics but european politics for so long and that's why that whole task of who will replace her in the top job well that's something that well down the line right now but for who will replace earth in terms of her party leadership well as i said the splitting in to different camps right now the catalyst for bringing us to this situation now was the vote in head in the local parliament elections on sunday the c.d.u. taking another double digit how marines in that poll they lost by lost around ten to eleven percent they're not prompted her coalition partners as well as her partner one of her allies within her own party to start saying time might be up for mrs merkel. solution to the state of the government isn't acceptable we therefore expect the c.d.u. to take appropriate action. is evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union chick. to new leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different not in hessen lives. well while angler merkel c.d.u. and her coalition partners the social democrats hemorrhaged votes in those votes had to go somewhere one place was to the green party they were resurgent again taking about twenty percent after they also surprised a lot of people by taking a whole load of votes in local elections in bavaria just two weeks ago surprising when you think about it that just over a year ago they just struggled in to the bundestag in the general elections they've come back resurgent also celebrating the results in will be alternative for germany the populist right wing party enters parliament in that they're in that state for the first time. it means now that they're represented in all states in germany all sixteen different states as well as the national parliament their leadership understandably will elated at the results from sunday. with the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every german region after the great success it has. so the big news from here in berlin angular merkel will stand down as leader of the christian democratic union party she will remain as chancellor but she will not seek another term after this if she last the three years these are going to be her last in the top job here in germany. correspondent life from bear led peter oliver hankie. mickelson mounts meant that she will no longer lead the christian democratic union comes off to decades at the forefront of chairman politics she began had political career off to the fall of the bed and wall joining the c.d.u. in one nine hundred eighty nine ten years later she became the party secretary general and the leader in two thousand by two thousand and five and a medical made history by becoming germany's first female chancellor since then she's been reelected to feather three times meaning nicole has been the nation's leader for the nearly a generation. time i remember she was always there i mean i can't really remember a time she was like that and i don't even know who came before. as only madonna's that she wanted a makeover said i think she was elected in two thousand and five for the first time i was like seven she's just been around forever she's always been an average she's getting power all the time there's a peace is just like i don't like. i've neve

peter bowes. peter, weather or not all this is true, there will be interest of course because mi’ true, there will be interest of course because mr trump has repeatedly styled himself as a self—made millionaire, getting very little help from his wealthy father's empire. if these documents are right, he was a millionaire by what, eight? that's true, and if these documents and if this investigation is true, and, as you said, this has been strongly denied by people speaking on behalf of the president, but if there's any truth in this clearly people will be wondering where all that money came from. of course, there have been many questions going back a long time with the president... then candidate from refusing to release any of his tax returns. this goes back a long time, to the 1990s, and it's an allegation that involve his parents and donald trump and his siblings essentially and allegedly helping his parents not pay taxes, which resulted in donald trump receiving a huge sum of money, more than $400 million, from his father's real estate business. it certainly opens a lot of questions. this is a very long—running investigation by the new york times. they say they have a vast trove of documents, all tax returns, and they've done interviews as well that has resulted in these claims being made today. peternything, is likely to follow from this? may be nothing because it's been such a long time since those tax returns which sarah sanders, the press secretary of the white house, says we re secretary of the white house, says were signed off by the tax authorities at the time, and she says this is a misleading attack on the president and it may well be that the passage of time is so great that the passage of time is so great that no criminal action can be taken. that said, the tax authorities in new york and said they're authorities in new york and said they‘ re interested authorities in new york and said they're interested in. they're looking at this. they're looking at these allegations. it's the beginning of that investigation and we will see what comes of it. peter, thank you very much indeed. ceremonies in mexico city have marked the 50th anniversary of the tlatelolco massacre, when dozens of unarmed students and citizens, gathered in peaceful protest, were killed by the security force

announcements we've been expecting all day for analysis let me turn to our senior correspondent peter craven peter we heard of your talk about this being a turning point for the c.d.u. party observers from the c.d.u. and he was referring to chancellor angela merkel's decision.

peter craven peter we heard a flock of a few talk about this being a turning point for the c.d.u. party himself is from the c.d.u. and he was referring to often clinic of decision not to stand for party leader at a party conference in december and also that this is her last parliamentary term what did you make off chancellor merkel's comments was very interesting gave it it wasn't quite the end of an era that wasn't the sense that you have we know that angle americal is still in office is german chancellor intends to remain in office and indeed returns to remain in office and serve her full term. her full four year term that would be then for four terms in office as german chancellor she writes of that with conrad out an hour and helmut kohl. but this is a new chapter i think in german politics definitely i think this is the american slowly taking her back this is the clichéd beginning of the end of the cliche really works today it has substance and i thought it was interesting that she said that she's not going to accept the appointment or apply for any other political office i saw earlier i didn't investigate any further but apparently she has been offered one reads post a senior post in european circles in the european union and of course in the past under the merkel has been talked about united as the united nations secretary general so i don't know if she's counting all of that i would certainly she's you know beginning to think about what she wants to be doing with the rest of her life and not just the rest of her political career in a fish she was looking very composed melissa go back to the edge to the body a press conference at the city that borders because until america is taking questions. from reporters then let's take a listen to what is being said. and for you to. put on it with come and see and spawn a new condition of the doubt form a song of songs off just. under. the. influence of ones one hundred m. from the dots here. in the files of mukesh an indian off the sets for the song called us i in there sure enough it says to help me it's off to vox neon this orne. was under medical answering a reporter's question of the cd head see if you had quarters she was asked who would she like to see as taking over from her as party leader when it's put to vote in the party conference in hamburg in december and she said she didn't want to get involved in that discussion right now that we need to return to our. ok let's go back and take a listen to two more questions being asked and with the question being pushed to. fear. yes i'm going to take care of the tests and now and then the c.d.u. it over and the decision in the sea. will be made by the c.s.u. and horsed zero for two and i don't think he needs my advice in the press before. him madam chancellor mr matz has also said he wants to run as counters are you expecting there to be a change of direction in the party with that and secondly what would happen if the s p d were to leave the grand coalition before the end of the parliamentary term and call for new elections would you run then. i can just exclude that possibility . that includes that but i don't think it's worth just getting involved in speculations here which is why i won't say anything else about that i read something on there spitefully dish mats but i can't really say anything sound about it at this point and otherwise my decision goes in the direction that i wish to contribution as best i can to ensure that this german government that was hard enough to put together succeed. madam chancellor a question about your chancellor ship you said you were prepared to continue to work as chancellor does that mean you will. not necessarily remain chance until twenty twenty one and what is it you want to achieve on a national and international level in the time remaining two years chancellor what are your aims and then just briefly what are you going to do after twenty twenty one you are saying it sounds like you don't want to stay in the world of politics. well i think we'll talk about that when the time comes i'm not worried that i will know what to do with my time but i just made it clear because there are rumors in brussels that i might wish to aimed for some position there that's why i said it you can see what our main aims are in the coalition agreement and the events i mean there's bracks it on the cards the fact that the us has said that they want to pull out of the. treaty. on. us i mean there are plenty of issues that we want to look at things that will keep us very busy and then at the end of the term we can talk about what we've managed to achieve. madam chancellor i would be interested in knowing when you decided to make this step and what the decision making process entailed did you regret running as chancellor again and we have heard a lot of people saying merkel must go did this affect you or the decision making. and i wonder if you could say as well. i mean you can live with any chair of the city you asked chancellor is that the case certainly but naturally i respect any democratic choice made by my party that's part and parcel of democracy and the process of democracy i'm very pleased looking back that despite all of the poor elections we've results we've seen we find ourselves in a position in which there cannot be a government formed in germany without the studio and managing to achieve that for the fourth time running is success in itself or at least no small matter it's important i believe there was another question oh well when did i decide this well we had a meeting of the party before the summer break and i decided but i put it forward one week earlier. to concur. now since the some of break you have known that you would resign or not resign i said that i wouldn't be running as candidate again as party chair. madam chancellor i'd like to ask you about the separation of these two offices now for years you've been very very eminent in maintaining that in terms of power politics it's not good to separate the two now you're saying it's the lesser of two evils perhaps you could explain what sort of. latitude you will have mr chancellor in that context and many in europe will be asking what this means for european policy in the german government. and. you'll have a new party chair and a new parliamentary group will they will you know they'll be surrounding you well the parliamentary group supports what we do for a cow did it and. as well so you can say that will be and circles are surrounded by the parliamentary group this is and. you can't really do politics if you have everyone behind you i mean i'm thinking here of the euro bailout. not much is going to change here the person in the government will have to be negotiating these things and i know when it comes to every european treaty around finances obviously whoever negotiate something has to get. a majority in the parliament and so not much is going to change here in the way we do things now i think i've spoken ot them in such detail about this because i believe that the party chair and chancellor should be one of the same persons that normally but since it's clear that i will not be running again that one can separate the two for i while in that it's possible but like i said you know if you are dog dog isn't. and if it hadn't been clear to me that i wouldn't be running again i wouldn't have seen as tenable to separate the two but since it's only a limited period of time that we will be doing this i think it may help us focus more on our government work to have a strong party chair a chancellor and head of the parliamentary group but only for temporary amount of time. madam chancellor you did you inform your see her phone in advance or did she find out about your decision by twitter. and also we do continue to leave her and them as minister of interior well i think what counts today. for me is that yes i did inform her see her for us and and analysts before everyone else. and there's a speaker there at the back of wisconsin's and madam chancellor and this comes from and he's not and some of them didn't want to now last chancellor you will have to work closely together with the new cd your leadership but of course it will depend on the person's so what speaks in favor of it being. a swedish merits how can you be sure that they will help you and continue to support you to a lot of your position by then title well i would say let's wait and see who wins the vote as party chairman feel i'm someone who can work very well together with lots of different people and i think i have the reputation of being milk and equality otherwise how could i run a coalition government. from . the work of new chancellor you have said i'm over here your country can you see me at the back. oh yeah for a very little now you said yourself that it was exactly here nearly two years ago that you and now it's that you were going to run as chancellor once again do you regret it now i think i just answered that question but i'm happy that you can know i don't regret it because since then we didn't just win in silence again with the. current of our but also north west a failure with russia in chief because time we got a new cd you want to win again and now we have a situation in the bundestag where you cannot form a government without the cd and i think these are all things that we can be proud of. things mr shouldn't. could some. on the cordon chimes in just to ask you again about the decision making presence did anybody put pressure on you or does your decision come entirely out of your own considerations and i'd also be interested in knowing in an exact description of the reasons was it the performance of the german government or was it also about the course of the c.d.o. at the moment that it was off i think i said already that i had decided in favor of this very early on in principle because it was clear to me that i wasn't going to be running as counted for chancellor again and i wanted my party to have the latitude to prepare for the future well in terms of our party program and in terms of personnel constellation and i believe that this is important to find a transition for the next terminals in office in parliament so that there's a real chance for the c.d.u. to play a leading role in the politics of chairman and we don't have the situation that we have in france or the us. where there's a sort of in a good automatic and and then i thought about how in the current constellation we could get some fresh wind in the matter. three more questions but just to understand you said that since the sun of break you knew that you weren't going to be running as a party chair again but you recently announced this to sort of aquash the discussion as it came up was that a necessary white lie or what was that and then you refer to you as cetera that this state that you will find yourself in in the future is lame duck which often means a loss of authority don't you have to worry about. everything has its advantages and disadvantages i have opted for this option and in international politics worldwide it is done and the individual states are still governed properly and then in. the t.v. yesterday something i said in our newspaper i said it again i was trying to leave some latitude for my party believe i can have three more questions on taxes today has a mr gottman have you mr bush. you've just said it's. a . new party chair could be a real new opportunity what sort of characteristics do you think this candidate would have to have in order to. take on the cd leadership good well that's a good attempt i don't know who's running as candidates yet but. what i want to say . is that we mustn't just focus on the individuals themselves but look at content and issues this is important to and i think that the party is whole has a real need not just to see a new face there but also to find out a bit about where we are headed as a party and how we want to get there let me just give you an example. yesterday we had the same experience as the variance c.s.u. you know we had we lost as many votes to the f.t. as we lost to the green party. and now just to say we have to shift to the left or to the right cannot be the response of a mainstream party. and it's not easy to do but we're seeing it across europe and beyond europe too in some cases but what you have in the in the middle as sort of big tent mainstream party we need to be when she reach more voters you need to be stronger as a mainstream party so we won't be able to keep the germany stable politically and then what that means for me is that we need to. get voters back from both sides from the far right and the green party and that's not easy but it means we have to think through our concepts and i believe that this is a real opportunity so that people can see. you've been listening to a live press conference coming to you from the c.d.u. headquarters here in berlin at a press conference where chancellor angela merkel it took made a statement of then took questions from reporters asking her about a decision not to stand for party leader. in the party conference in december and also not to stand for the post of chancellor again petercraven political correspondent has been listening to those questions and answers in what mechelle has been thing. and if you can recap for us bitter what exactly did mick to face in her statement briefly and what do you make of the reason why she said she's not going to be fun for party leader and this is the last post of chancellor but i think you summed it up perfectly rigid that is four times in office you know intends to carry that through to the present chancellorship so that would be the four terms and. more quite an historic tell if it's a big tally but she is stepping down as of the party conference where a new party chair will be elected for conservative c.d.u. party why is she doing so i think there was there was an element of pragmatism in the reason this she gave the she said she admitted really quite clearly that in politics it begets. roman have been distracting from the good work being done by the christian democrats in hessen and therefore could do for the movie in part

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peter: hey! -allison: [ laughs ] -lemonis: how are you? -peter: how are you? lemonis: look, i know we're here to do business and we're supposed to be doing research, but honestly, i just love going to the candy show. it's a ton of fun. allison: [ laughs ] peter: how do i look? -allison: perfect. -peter: [ laughs ] lemonis: i'm thrilled with the fact that pete is the face of this company. peter: hi. woman: i loved your show. -allison: thank you. -woman: congratulations. lemonis: and did you wonder if his hair was really that crazy? -woman: i did, yes. -allison: oh, wonderful. lemonis: people absolutely love him. business is up, margins are up, profitability is up. but what i think is even more exciting is pete went from being a candy maker to a candy mogul. today sweet pete's is a north florida destination. we've got the best candy, but we also offer up great food. this year, we'll generate almost $4 million in sales. [ beep, cash register dings ] but that's not enough, right? the business has to continue to grow. i think the hotel market's huge. what i want to try to do is get into their rooms, get into the minibars. so what we're working on right now is a meeting that's gonna happen later today at the ponte vedra inn and club, the biggest r

peter hainfor who have decided to attack peter hain for having used his parliamentary position, as they say he abused his elementary privilege. the most extraordinary quote comes from lord mcdonnell who sound like you come from game of thrones but is a p pa re ntly you come from game of thrones but is apparently real "problem it may be suffering but that is not a shameless assault in the rule of law, no effort from the bigoted attacks of populists also. i think we have to see that is a reference to tommy robb are sent. it seems absolutely extraordinary is... the court could have allowed guilty men to have gone three for having said julie assaulted children. it should be the same as disregarding a nondisclosure agreement and find it melodramatic. it doesn't really composed of covering it. i hope that level of hysteria is not proliferating the lords or who knows where it will end up. ready to stand on this, rob? for the public be interesting aspect to the story is still that philip green kupp behaviour and what he allegedly has been allowed to get what with all these years and what happens to him i'iow these years and what happens to him now rather than the rights and wrongs of peter embarrassed by the fact that he works for the lawyers were also working for the telegraph, something he says he was completely unaware of. i think that is at a slightly embarrassing thing for him. they could obviously raise question about whether he was the right person to say what he did in the house of lords. to the public, most people may be outside this country will look at it in the amusement of our syste m look at it in the amusement of our system i suppose. the sued legal expertise and decide that this information should not be made public. that apparently is the system. then lo and behold this possibly most legislative ridiculous chain in the house of lords. he apparently gets to decide that these things are about to make up with. of course it is a bizarre way of working. that is one of the curiosities about this. i don't know what i'd do if you think that you have a situation when a group of lawyers what assumes looks closely, what on earth this is all about. very closely to

peter coy. peter: companies have trained employees for centuries. apprenticeships, journeyman. it was on a decline according to the bureau of labor statistics data. in 2009, data showed a pretty steep decline. one of the reasons is that companies were afraid. they put all this money and time into people and they would just be plucked by someone else. today, the evidence is that there has been an uptick in trading, not huge, but it is on and up tens -- an uptrend. carol: how come? is it such a tight labor market? peterpy as they are about the possibility of someone free riding on them and poaching their people, they have no alternative but to provide some of their own training. jason: what does it look like on the ground from what you can tell? what are companies doing that is working when they put these lands in place? peter: the big theme is experiential learning. a lot of people are not good at classroom kind of education and they learn better when they do stuff this idea of an , apprenticeship. it is not just entry-level work. it is on up. it's rotations. bloomberg has that. you rotate through various jobs and gain a wide variety of skills. it can also be harnessing computer assisted learning. there is a little bit, there is sometimes a bit of a classroom aspect that can be done in a computer assisted method. carol: i feel like there has been this conversation going on, speaking with heads of universities about kids graduating today and do they have the right skills for the workforce. who's resp

peter coy. peter: the idea of training companies -- employees is something companies have been doing for centuries. apprenticeships, journeyman. it fell into decline according to the bureau of labor statistics for long time. most recent figures showed a steep decline. one reason for that is that companies were afraid they would put on this money and time into people and train them up and they would just be plucked by somebody else. i'm looking at what is happening today. the evidence is that there has been an uptick in training, not huge, but it is on an uptrend. carol: how come? is it such a tight labor market? peter. as unhappy as they are about the possibility of someone free-riding on them, they have no alternative but to provide some of their own training. jason: what does it look like on the ground? what are companies doing that is working when these plans are in place? peter: people learn better when they do stuff, this idea of an apprenticeship. it's not just entry-level work. it's on up. it's rotations. bloomberg has that. you rotate through various jobs and gain a variety of skills. it can also be harnessing computer assisted learning. there is sometimes a bit of a classroom aspect that can be done in a computer assisted method. carol: i feel like there has been this conversation going on. we spoke to heads of universities about if kids have the skills for the workforce. who's responsibility is it to enter the workforce successfully? is it up to the university, or the employer? peter: there is constantly a clash. companies complain. and it's true, by the way, that employees are coming unp

bbc one heyday, but there is no sign that the blue peter file will go outjust sign that the blue peter file will go out just yet. sign that the blue peters susan powell. disappointed you are not wearing it now. some sparkling sunshine across the east and temperature has done very well, 21.3 in saintjames ‘s park. here was the sunshine in essex earlier today. looking different in cumbria through the afternoon with cloud gathering and the reason for the contrast, a weather front. as we go through the evening there will be more rain to come for the north—west, pushing into wales as well and into the small hours of wednesday it will move to the south—west of england. ahead of it, the sky is pretty clear, but look out for patches of mist and fog first thing tomorrow towards the south—east. behind the weather front, clearer skies but sharp showers were a time across western scotla nd showers were a time across western scotland and northern ireland. quite short lived and as we push into wednesday the showers across northern ireland will fade quickly and it will be the northern half of the british isles that gets the best of the sunshine. the f

peter. >> thank you. >> peter. so, in the fall of 2017 we filed a sunshine ordinance request for information communications between staff and lobbyists. various elected officials as well. the thing that spurred that was senator feinstine sent a letter to national marine fishery service telling them to back off. we thought that was a little strange, she was weighing in. we uncover a paper trail that sfuc staff and lobbyist had helped draft two letters from senator feinstine to national marine fishery service. our understanding is staff is directed not to put things in writing because they're worried we're going to file public records. we do know, everyone knows that secretary ryan zinkey visited the central valley last spring and they were with sin year staff and department of interior and department of commerce. senator feinstine weighs in. i assume she's being encouraged by staff. what i've heard is staff at u.s. fish and wildlife service is demoralized. they put in a lot of effort and they're gags now. this is co