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"the princess switch." >> yes. >> seth: how was your time in romania? we go. some fans. >> um, it was -- it was interesting. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> it was very interesting. i was filming in the tiniest little town in the middle of nowhere called carei. and, like, nobody spoke english. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> it was very, very difficult to do anything. especially eat. >> seth: yeah. >> and i'm pescatarian, so i don't eat meat. and it's a very meat-forward place. >> seth: yes. >> so i just ended up eating a lot of pizza. >> seth: okay. >> and it wasn't good pizza. >> seth: yeah. aahs >> i was devastated. >> seth: they don't historically say, "you have to go to romania for the pizza." [ laughter ] >> they don't say you have to go to romania for any food, i don't think. >> seth: you'll like stews. i feel like they say if you're looking for a good meaty stew, go to romania. >> there's a lot of polenta. >> seth: oh, really? i wouldn't have known that. >> a lot of polenta. >> seth: well there you go. see -- >> too much polenta. >> seth: too much polenta. >> seth: you

justine in the mountains of romania a group of a. kind of saints with which i literally called the flying wizard the flying monkey i don't remember the romanian word. and so definitely it's true and a few other people so you know just like told my mother saying you're going to sherman's. i do not know if it's those kind of things i mean to find someone that could repeat this kind of feats that we'll he will be a truly breakthrough in science and and i'd be very cool he was to actually start the scientific research on this kind of madness. to my knowledge has never been specifically for these kinds of things yet. so. let's go back to mother tears or shortly and then i would ask about science. well again considering the time i was more looking. to these miracle the stick kind of phenomenology of the human mind which in my view was never really been a matter of. divine intervention or anything for me as old i would look at this thing as. it acknowledge well it can be done somehow i believe that the research some ways that we could out t

. > romania was the most oppressive and most grotesque.nly way to overthrow this regime turned out to be by force. >> fierce fighting erupted in bucharest. the old guard is fighting the new people. all hell has broken loose. >> romanian television aired evidence today of the fate of deposed leader ceausescu. >> the ceausescus had been made to stand trial on christmas day. >> in the end, he got the kind of justice that he had dealt out to many of his subjects. >> at the end of this remarkable week, a week of bloodshed in romania and elsewhere comes a reminder tonight of what the struggle is all about. it's about freedom and the reminder comes from berlin. >> germany was not just the symbol of the cold war. it was the first great crisis of the cold war. >> will germany be reunified? together, of course, they would form an economic and political power, but would a giant germany state once again dominate europe? the memories are very real, of course. >> many europeans were very wary of reuniting germany. they liked the idea that there were two

including the new york romania is due to take over the rotating presidency of the european union on the first of january but as a prepares for that task there is a crisis brewing over corruption many in president close your highness has vowed to do all he can to keep anti corruption laws in place now that despite attempts by the government to overturn them the european commission is also boys in its concerns. this is the floor e.s.q. hospital in northern bucharest it's a constant source of frustration for staff and voice he's angered that millions of euros meant to patients is wasted on overpriced medical equipment. the corruption has wrapped his tentacles around the entire romanian health system and crippled it. is an anti corruption detective and a former advisor to the health minister in that position he was struck by the fact that different hospitals were paying different prices for exactly the same pieces of equipment. he shows us a white the burial chamber used for example to help treat wounds which won't heal properly. the florey ask a hospital paid seven hundred thousand euros t

they migrated through romania. they join the british in north africa. there is a large polish military cemetery in normandy. >> to your left at the very far back. them a great presentation. -- >> great presentation. my question is, general eisenhower, president eisenhower said in his farewell address is -- address that his deep concern is in the military complex. now oneral budget is half of ford's defense spending. how to you see the progress of this in world history as a sustainable option for a republic? or a democracy? not getting into the politics of it, current spending levels are clearly not sustainable. you can sustain current spending levels by choosing to cut other desirable spending items. it's a choice that will have to be made. he lost the argument. that's closed. kansas.er, small-town we intervene only when we have to. that argument, that's 70 years ago, that argument is closed. the united states, whether it wants to be or not is a great power. and a superpower that is engaged in the world. now.ashes up on our shores >> i hope we never con

herbst: romania and others in the black sea are very clear. other questions? thank you, former diplomat from ukraine. veryopic of this event is precisely reflecting what is going on and in this context i would like to propose to consider the preposition in the first page of the backside of the atlantic council to change the subtitle of section -- russian-ukrainian conflict -- russian aggression against ukraine. i think it would be more precise and reflect better what is going on currently -- and it would note the idea of aggression of the resolution of the united nations federal assembly. if we are speaking about the political and the legal instruments, international toanizations are not used enhancing what they are ready can do. what do i mean? for example, that international maritime organization, there is also the -- convention, a multilateral treaty the -- and the danube convention. a lot would have to be done and there is the possibility to exclude russia from different government organizations because most of all a lot of countries -- est , what do yous

commission president says romania is not capable of leading the blog from january the first because says the country is divided at a time when the e.u. e.u. needs to present a united front for mania has seen nearly two years of anti-government protests over alleged high level corruption bucharest is set to chair e.u. meetings for the next six months. triathlete patrick lang is a record of breaking germany's sportsman of the year but he isn't satisfied with his back to bat world championship. titles spoke to d.w. about his plans for twenty nineteen and his one very clear goal picking up gold. patrick lang is enjoying a well deserved break from his hectic training schedule but we are in modern world champion has hardly had a moment's rest receiving praise for his achievement and even an award as germany's sportsman of the year i needed to get used to it so my whole team needed to learn to handle the situation but now i gain a lot of positive energy from it and plenty of energy is what he had when he won the r. and man world championship in hawaii and swam nearly four kilometers in the paci

commission president jiang for human says romania is not capable of leading the blog from january the first says the country is divided at a time when the e.u. needs to present a united front for mania has seen nearly two years of anti-government protests over alleged high level corruption bucharest is set to chat you need things for the next six months. and a strong earthquake has shaken the southern philippines a magnitude six point nine trauma struck southeast of mindanao island authorities issued a tsunami warning for coastal areas of the philippines and parts of indonesia but later lifted it no casualties or major damage have been reported so far. and staying with indonesia the search continues for any more survivors of last week's anomaly that killed more than four hundred people thousands of gathered for mass present the disasters are in service pay tribute to the tsunami victims and survivors also praying for safety in the future meanwhile an army of volunteers is doing what it can to help both those who survived the tsunami as well as the search teams course up with one woman

commission president john has said romania is not fit to leave the block at the start of next year or said the country is too divided after nearly two years of anti-government protests over alleged i level corruption request is said to chair e.u. meetings for the next six months. is a turkish military assault on kurdish forces on the horizon a turkish t.v. station has broadcast images of what it says is a convoy of turkish military vehicles heading to the border with syria use the kurdish military or kurdish militia as terrorists and a domestic threat prompting warnings of military action across the border kurdish forces have been left vulnerable after that shock announcement that their ally the united states will withdraw all its troops from syria so now syrian kurds are requesting assistance from their former enemies in damascus which is sending troops to the flashpoint town of money each of them is seen for a potential showdown. meanwhile heavy rainfall in northern syria has caused widespread flooding and has hampered relief operations on the turkish border agencies say tents and r

commission president john as said romania is not fit to lead the block at the start of next year you guys said the country is too divided after nearly two years of anti-government protests over alleged high level eruption bucharest is set to chair e.u. meetings for the next six months. is a turkish military assault on kurdish forces on the horizon a turkish t.v. station as broadcast images of what it says is a convoy of turkish military vehicles heading to the border with syria views the kurdish military in northern syria as terrorists and this thread military action kurdish forces have been left vulnerable after that shock announcement that their ally the united states will withdraw all its troops from syria and they've requested help the syrian government has now sent troops to the flashpoint town of money beach setting the scene for a potential shutdown. joining me now in studio is daniel galaad he's the editor in chief of zenith magazine which focuses on middle eastern affairs so if syrian forces are indeed in. could this be a game changer in the civil war. no i don't think so i

needs to present a united front romania has seen nearly two years of anti-government protests over alleged high level corruption to caress the set to chat you need things for the next six months. a strong earthquake has shaken the southern philippines the magnitude seven tremor struck southeast of mindanao island a tsunami warning was issued but late in the did the quake shook buildings and to see some two hundred kilometers from the epicenter so far no casualties or major damage have been reported. in indonesia the search continues for any more survivors of last week's tsunami that killed more than four hundred people thousands have gathered for mass prayers in the disaster zone service pay tribute to the tsunami victims the survivors also praying for safety in the future. meanwhile an army of volunteers is doing what it can to help both those who survived the civil tsunami as well as the search teams course up with one woman is making a difference using the most basic equipment. in disaster zones people don't just say with spades and bulldozes. equipped to. pots pans and spatulas the vol

the injured market and that number and the minister we've all heard about him on this show up to romania so you know whether. that is a result of one comparing two wrongs don't make a right minister i'm not defending the saudi killing of civilians in yemen i'm asking you how you defend the killing of saudi civilians it's a simple question do you are you ok with killing saudi civilians yes or no let's not no no we don't consent to that we don't consent to killing any civilian it might happen by mistake but we don't intend to come to saudi is because they are not enemies are and it is their military let it lays out some rockets to shoot those who would have done it but we don't have them ok and one of the main reasons this war continues to rage on is because it's not just the yemeni civil war it's become a proxy war between saudi arabia and iran and you're on the iranian side i want you to write the iranians back there who thinks and your national salvation government it's a fact isn't it ok speaking of behalf of the national salvation.

enhanced air—policing mission the raf have just spent three months taking part in off the coast of romania and us marines training exercise in norway, just 100 miles away from the russian border, they tend to be justified in the same way. and deter russian aggression. we're here doing the same thing. for seven decades, it lived under communist rule, and it's still trying to adapt to being a capitalist country. and, to be honest, it's been a long, hard slog. whilst here in the capital, moscow, there are plenty of displays of wealth, even though russia's got twice as many people as the uk, it's got less cash. much less. per person, russia has around a quarter of the money the uk has, and it means people have to be creative to get by. how would you describe what you do for a living? what's the closest you've ever come to falling off? so, there are things like this all over the world, urban exploring and stuff, but roofing seems to be especially popular in russia? you guys are like celebrities. why do you think what you do has captured the imagination of young russian people so much? despite w

quite frankly, romania has not made, in my judgment, the changes in the with this new defense minister the chances are slim to none so we have to move on to other things. i'm pessimistic to think this demonstration will take any steps you suggest, at least the white house. the only opening i can think that might be useful, as you know, in the national defense strategy the mission is to deter and if necessary, to defeat among other countries and perhaps one might want to think about encouraging jim and joe these to examine how will we deter russia pacifically in the black sea? and to get the only competent branch of government right now i'm sad to say in this demonstration some ideas that may be useful in shaping debate because were wasting our time with this white house but i like to get your views on that. the next your views, mr. ambassador? >> i agree with the premise of what you are saying about we need to understand what it would take to deter russia in the black sea. and while many are hoping all say something military i believe it starts with something that sandy said before and

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacrethe white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: theresa may warns another eu referendum would cause "irreparable damage" to british politics. north korea warns the us state department that new sanctions could derail de—nuclearisation, permanently. a brazilian faith healer accused of sexual abuse by more than 300 women has handed himself in to the police. joao teixeira de faria had been declared a fugitive when police failed to find him to serve an arrest warrant. he has denied the accusations, as gail maclellan reports. the women accuse the faith healer of sexually abusing them during healing sessions. joao teixeira de faria, known asjoao orjohn of god, has thousands of followers, many of them celebrities. oprah winfrey famously praised his healing powers but has now issued a statement calling for justice. he was con

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacree white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: president trump agrees to shut down his personal charity after the new york attorney general accuses it of a "shocking pattern of illegality". manchester united sacks its manager, jose mourinho, after a string of terrible results. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. it's qatar's national day, a chance to celebrate and look to the future. this gas—rich state is preparing to create an even bigger bang, though, in four years‘ time, when it gets to host football's biggest tournament. world cup plans, though, are now springing off the drawing board and into life. it's an opportunity for people to experience us, experience the agriculture, the richness and the rich heritage and culture we have to

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the czech republic congo even romania they didn't draw in their european union as it is know they expected something else they expected to live in a civilized community you know prosperous when i lived in europe when it was all being debated in that what they wanted was more stuff that's usually and now they're leaving and in their politically correct dictatorship where basically you know poland is almost on the sanctions because they have their own way or elected judges to the supreme court or because these female judges i leave in five years earlier than men and people don't understand where are we at the usual scapegoat is russia you know just dry she's influencing in a bad way politics in brussels in europe in poland in the u.k. but little by little people stopping to buy it so i don't know about the european spring but i'm sure people will be a vote and more for their turn to to find it's maybe instead of saying europeans spring market maybe it's the piñon winter that we're facing here because we haven't even mentioned bragg's it here and we end essentially here is that the status quo

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacreuse to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: north korea warns the us state department that new sanctions could derail de—nuclearisation, permanently. dozens of people are injured after a huge blast in a restaurant in the japanese city of sapporo. the legendary tennis player, billiejean king, has been honoured with the lifetime achievement award at the bbc‘s sports personality of the year show. the 75—year—old american, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, won 39 grand slam titles in singles and doubles competitions. king is an advocate for gender equality and in 1973 won the battle of the sexes match against bobby riggs. she is also the founder of the women's tennis association. ben rothenberg is an american sports writer who also co—hosts a podcast on tennis. he's in washington. she is obviously a very accomplished wo

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacre sex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: a last minute deal at the un climate conference in poland. but some have criticised the agreement for falling short of what's needed. several thousand ‘yellow vest‘ protesters have ta ken to the streets again in paris — but the numbers are smaller than on previous weekends. here in the uk, one of the prime minister's closest allies in government, amber rudd, has appealed to mps across the political divide to "forge a consensus" over brexit, acknowledging that theresa may's dealfor leaving the european union, might not be approved by parliament. her comments follow another difficult eu summit for theresa may, in which she failed to win concessions, that might have made her withdrawal deal acceptable to mps. here's our political correspondent, chris mason. parliament s

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacrete house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. you're watching the briefing. 0ur headlines: the european union is set to advise businesses across the continent how best to prepare for a no—deal brexit. the uk government is to promise a post brexit shake—up of the immigration system — focusing on peoples' skills not nationality. vladimir putin likes to talk of making russia great again — restoring its status on the world stage as a country to be reckoned with. but a recent report has shown that more than 1 in 5 russians now live in poverty and polls suggest that the protest mood is on the rise. mr putin's approval rating is still around 60%, but it has been sliding. and his controversial move to increase the retirement age — as well as rising prices and shrinking incomes — are prompting some russians to question the kremlin‘s priorities. 0ur moscow correspondent sarah

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacreto a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. welcome back. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. i'm babita sharma in london. our top stories: president trump agrees to shut down his personal charity after the new york attorney general accuses it of a "shocking pattern of illegality". manchester united sacks its manager, jose mourinho, after a string of terrible results. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the south china morning post leads with president xi jinping's speech to mark the 40th anniversary of major economic reform in the country. but it says those hoping to hear about new initiatives to liberalise the economy were ‘disappointed'. the international edition of the new york times looks at the yellow vest demonstrations in france and how the far—right led by marine le pen is capitalising on them, seeing some of the protes

. >> my question is regarding the deployments in the black sea of the 21 days and quite frankly romania with the new defense minister the chances are slim to none. i am pessimistic that the administration will take any steps the only opening i can think that could be useful as you know of the national defense strategy is to deter if necessary russia. so maybe with general dunford to say how will we russia one - - deter russia specifically in the black sea with the only branch of government with some ideas that are useful because i think we are wasting valuable time with this white house. >> oh first. >> i agree with the premise that we need to understand what was deter russia in the black sea. and many are hoping that i hope it starts that we have to do this as an alliance with other allies and to agree and not just consent but participation of everybody else. you cannot do this unilaterally. so this would start first by building that alliance to show the nato flag more aggressively. and at the extreme other and maybe we harass russia. for those extraordinary measures but this is not yo

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacreex at the white house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. the headlines on bbc news. michael flynn, president donald trump's former national security adviser is due to be sentenced to lying to the fbi about his contacts with russian officials during the transition. pro—government forces in yemen say a ceasefire in the red sea port of hodeidah has been broken minutes after it came into effect. chinese president xi has given a major speech in which he says the country will expand its economic reforms and push efforts to open up foreign markets to companies. his comments come after the country marks a0 yea rs come after the country marks a0 years since leader deng xiaoping started a series of capitalist experiments which transformed china from an isolated backwater to the world's second—biggest economy but it comes as growth there slows and tensions rise, with other m

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacreuse to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we meet the new miss universe, and explore why the phillippines is still a fan of beauty pagents. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko oi in singapore. i'm sharanjit leyl in london. our top stories: us senate reports conclude russia used every social media platform to help elect donald trump — reaching millions of voters. and a new move in one of the biggest financial scandals in history — malaysia files criminal charges against goldman sachs. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the international edition of the new york times has a report from kashgar, in the far west of china — citing evidence that people in re—education camps are being used as forced labour in nearby factories, for little or no pay. the south china morning post re

the missile defense systems we're putting in and poland and romania can be used fence of purpose purposes we ought to let them inspect in return for us inspecting this r.m. seven to nine which is the russian. agreement and what we ought to do is not only extend new start we ought to bring china into the negotiations now because they have developed into immediate range. missiles and they are becoming an increasing factor in the international system so that's what we ought to do not get rid of it expand it and this idea that you can have arms control of the other side for example the russians in crimea you know we can't do it no that's absolutely wrong during the cold war we had started in one thousand nine hundred seventy two with the first reduction treaty right after that the russians went into afghanistan we didn't say well we're going to get rid of them no it's a separate issue and i think because of the the destruction that can be caused by those things you have to deal with that even when you have disagreements in other areas are actually going to circle back to china and glad you br

then we're going to go look at the maid raises it and then we have made it easy italy poland hungary romania you know you're going to be interesting this whole ideology is predicated on destroying nations absolutely well and february and writes about all of that he writes that the loyalty to. family tribe neighborhood culture and country appear paramount rising above intellectual and political alignments well the problem is we each intellectual lions what is being offered the people you know we have basically the same ultra liberal narrative bought mostly in the united states in the mainstream and in europe and you know what happened in france you know the problem is that there are too liberal state according to its ideology it's not doing anything in industry it allows big companies do it it's not doing anything in science what it is doing is say doing the rules of the game and you have so many bureaucrats and they have to be busy every day so they invent for example if you will vests you know for some reason all of the people need to wear your will mastin their of course and then what's th

i met a guy from romania who is trying to learn a language.ching in front of the camera. the number of people working in 0atley is growing every year. and so will focusmate probably isn't for everyone, tools like this will probably be a lot more important —— remotely. i have to say, though, someone watching you through a camera while you are doing yourjob, it sounds a bit creepy to me. anyway, that's it for this year was make clickmas special. thank you for being great to work with for another year. we have one more present for you. if you were not in the audience of our recent click live show next week you can on tv. from us you. and from all of us, mary clickmas! —— merry. hello there. the weekend is upon us now it's looking like being a tale of two halves. saturday is expected to be the drier day of the two, with many places staying dry, with sunshine. a few showers in the north. for sunday, another weather system moving in. it will bring rain and more of a breeze for many areas. early on saturday, lots of showers around. these tending to b

the czech republic cotton go to he would romania they didn't join the european union as it is know they expected something else they expected to live in a civilized commune. do you know prospero's when i lived in europe it was all being debated in that what they wanted was more stuff that's usually and now of their leave it in their politically correct dictatorship where basically poland is almost on the sanctions because they have their own way or elected judges to the supreme court or because these female judges i leave in five years. and people don't understand where are we at the usual scapegoat is russia you know just dry she's influencing in a bad way politics in brussels in europe in poland in the u.k. but little by little people stopping to buy it so i don't know about the european spring but i'm sure people will be a vote and more for their turn to find it's maybe we instead of saying europeans spring market maybe it's the european winter that we're facing here because we haven't even mentioned briggs it here and we could end essentially here is that the status quo that's what

romania has cut itself off from the outside world in order to prevent the details of the presumed massacrewhite house to a trial for his political life, the lewinsky affair tonight guaranteed bill clinton his place in history as only the second president ever to be impeached. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the us senate report concluded russia used every social media platform to help elect donald trump, reaching millions of voters. pro—government forces in yemen say a ceasefire in the red sea port of hodeidah has been broken, minutes after it came into effect. the saga in the uk's negotiations to leave the european union have ta ken another twist, as britiain's opposition leader, jeremy corbyn, tabled a motion of no confidence in prime minister theresa may, though it's unlikely to happen. it came after she announced that a vote on her brexit deal would now be held mid january. theresa may told mps she's still talking to the eu, but mr corbyn said the delay was unacceptable. the bbc‘s political editor laura kuennsberg reports. only if you believe in fairytales would you assume the