a bar in copenhagen and recovered the vodka inside was of no particular value but the bottle of rousseau baltic is made from three kilograms each of gold and silver a russian businessman had loaned it to the bar where it was stolen on tuesday the empty bottle has since been found at a construction site in the danish capital police are still investigating and that's the news for now here on d w we'll have another update for you at the top of the hour and mary in evanston thanks for watching. learn german with d.w. . any time any place. with or with jo jo and her friends. colleagues is going to give. mr spitzer some sort of security because a war with friends all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. learn german for free with d w. p. e w's program guide. dot com play lights. time jingjing is looking for her child she believes that her son moved chen was sold to human traffickers she is not receiving any help from the chinese authorities on the contrary she thinks there's been a cover up. i've been looking for him for three years. give him back thank you time and again chil

politician to visit the region since president trump recognized the rousseau mess israel's capital last month. well here in germany the country's two biggest political parties are gearing up for a fight as they prepare to launch a formal coalition talks a leading member of the conservative bloc urged the social democrats to finish the talks quickly as germans were losing their faith in democracy after months without a government the center left s.p.d. is promising to push hard in the forthcoming negotiations. spree ended up in a political correspondent hans blunt he's at the headquarters of chancel michael c.d.u. where the party's negotiators are holding a strategy meeting today hans how is the cd were approaching the coalition talks given the extreme tensions that have become so obvious in the s.p.d. party. well as we just heard in that report the c.d.u. on the one hand saying no more concessions the social democrats have to get their house in old and have to participate in these talks now in a constructive manner on the other hand you have to say what is going to be happening in the n

intimacy ideas on childhood informed the works of leading thinkers and philosophers like john jacques rousseauwith his treatise on education in meal and johann both kong fun gurkhas bill how meister. the child was now viewed as an autonomous individual parents had a duty to provide a proper upbringing and education. in the early nineteenth century artist began freeing themselves from the dictates that governed portrait painting in the aristocratic salons and among the middle classes. a new child took center stage. the disadvantaged child. peckman at play by henry paley pollock was the first painting of mine is to be exhibited at london's royal academy of arts. what's surprising about it is the game. a tribute to an undeniable childhood which demands an outlets even in rough and dangerous living conditions. in class conscious france it was. who elevated peasant children to the rank of socially acceptable subject matter. eighteen sixty million years painting feeding the young. the father is visible in the background working the field. but the focus is on the children. for me a child it is a univ

resistance movement to free india from british rule yet independent india was born as an ally of rousseau carnage. emit sectarian killings on an unprecedented scale gandhi risked his life to preach nonviolence until his dying day. on january thirtieth nine hundred forty eight he was killed by a hindu nationalist with three shots to the chest. in one thousand nine hundred eighty one gandhi was interviewed by an american journalist in. europe and. her. and. if you could read. the late brother afghanis assassin was jailed for almost two decades at the time of our interview he was eighty five years old and recalled every detail of the plot lord say but i better not say not to say well dear one. as i said i dared gandhigiri then long as my mug on. the here was. nine hundred forty eight. bread and. water i mean did india remove. their bed persons. to be able to disperse not live. in the indian capital delhi there are several sites dedicated to the memory of the man to whom the poet to gore gave the name mahatma great soul. this somebody the site where gandhi's body was cremated on a funeral pyr

investigator frich rousseau use a metal a metal detector to search for bullets that could be matcheda poacher's gun. but the rhino's horn hacked off five days ago, already scavengers are feasting off the carcass. the forensic team of investigators have almost finished processing the crime scene but haven't managed to find any bullets making it almost impossible to hold anyone accountable for this. but now there is a new court inside the krugger game reserve, and even being caught with a weapon can carry a stiff penalty. organized crime prosecutor ansi fetter. >> it is purely for environmental, we don't have to- >> reporter: there are 22 poaching cases on the role today. this man faces up to 40 years in jail for killing an endangered black rhino. this zero tolerance approach seems to be having some effect. over the past year the number of rhinos shot in the krugger park has dropped from three to one a day. debra patta, cbs news, krugger park, south africa. >> quijano: up next, a teenage girl creates a social media solution for kids looking for lunch buddies. and it's catching on. peop

being one of the three or four most active countries in the nato and in the european union promoting rousseau phobia. like i said, we have very good relation ws the people of estonia. our people's are friends and politicians should be guided by this, not by some short-term political goals reflecting geopolitical interests of other countries but by the interests of their people. thank you. >> and we are live right now from the center for strategic and international studies here in washington. we are expecting former ambassadors to come out and speak to us about global perceptions of the us. we have live coverage. this event scheduled to get under way any minute. also, this afternoon, at this hour on the floor of the senate we are awaiting for a vote about reauthorizing the house approved fisa surveillance program. a vote to move forward on that is scheduled for 5:30, 60 votes would be needed. also this week both the house and senate are working on funding the federal government past the deadline which is midnight friday. possibility of another shert resolution moving forward. we'll follow that

for example, you rejected a quest from northeastern states to coordinate with upwind states to rousseau zone pollution. you've also failed to answer at least six state pollutions, several of which are from delaware, that ask epa to require upwind power plants to install or consistently operate already installed pollution controls. last week, you issued a memorandum to -- like arsenic, like mercury, like lead, impacting the health of millions and people and further burdening states dealing with cross state pollution. later on, we'll get to some questions that are not yes or no questions. i have a limited of time. i'm going to start off with yes or no questions. answer them yes or no, if you will, please. later you'll have a chance to ex-spanned. mr. pruitt, did epa do an analysis of the health effects of last week's decisions, including an analysis of the potential increased cancer risk? did you? >> are you refer to the policy decision from last week, senator? >> yep. >> yes, that was a policy decision that we have the authority to make and interpret the statute. >> yes or no. to my ques