and locals conservatives was first agreed martin schultz said that he'd be vying for the position of foreign minister but gabriele responded saying this was a broken promise as you might remember back in september immediately after the german elections elections schultz actually said that he would never take a ministerial post and a medical led government and so gabriele responded actually even quoting his daughter in which he said that she had told him daddy don't worry now we can spend more time together and you won't have to spend so much time with the man with the hairy face and this comment was regarded by the s.p.d. as something which disqualified gabriele from being able to continue to hold his place as foreign minister so now he will just be serving as a normal member of the german parliament kit what does this leave his exit mean for germany's foreign policy. well gabriele was a very straight talking foreign minister which isn't always the case with people in that post so be it very interesting to see how his successor deals particularly with turkey and it will be a big chal

breaking promises as of course straight after the election back in september schultz in fact said that he would never say i would minister under a medical led government but governor went one step further to actually personally insult schultz and quoted gabriele quoted his daughter saying that she had told him daddy don't worry now at least we can spend more time together and you won't have to spend as much time with the man with the hairy face and now it was actually this personal comment that meant that the s.p.d. disqualify gabriele from serving again as the foreign minister so he'll be returning to the german bundestag as a normal member of parliament ok so but aside from from personnel issues here what does this likely to mean for policy what is it likely to mean for german foreign policy what do we know about his successor who is tipped to take over the reins heikal mast. well heiko mass for the last four years has served as germany's justice minister as of course he has. absolutely no experience in foreign policy so be interesting to see how he brings these own style to the tabl

there was a conversation between schultz and say hall first about an s.p.d. c.s.u.deal schultz said why don't you become interior minister we work well together so this was the same guy who told his party conference that the main thing was substance one of the big issues was whether refugee family members can come to germany and sure does a whole for who takes a hardline stance on refugees and says feed. mark goudeau become the interior minister so i can become foreign minister i should say that speaks for itself does it actually searched the full. it was worth it the op we get it. no new energy for germany or you energy for germany. because a lot of good things to us. there are a lot of us in this agreement. it's ok. when the deal was announced on february the seventh many in the c.d.u. were unsettled the chancellor was seen as the loser who was prepared to sacrifice the powerful finance ministry to stay in office. which dealt with us. and a president i think ms merkel is someone who's deeply convinced that she can get the best for the country right now with how th

mr schultz do you rule out serving as a minister under medical and a conservative government. minister yes of course you know i won't be part of the government. it's. only a few months ago martin short it's had been hailed as the social democrat savior but this statement would dog the failed chancellor candidate and ultimately cost him his job. i think in hindsight no one is more upset about it than chilton self but that's politics the cameras are always rolling. and once something is said you can't take it back. but. both conservatives and the s.p.d. did poorly in the election so the first attempts to form a government focused on a so-called jamaica coalition with the center right free democrats and the greens. but not all negotiators toed the line. yeah we talked first with the conservatives if you will and then with the greens. and there was a willingness to explore what was possible. it. became in the tribe was never a big fan of jamaica and nothing made me change my mind other pows it's shown to. me and side i felt as though things were about to change that we could begin

can't beat debbie wassermann schultz. if this if my native state of florida if you even have to say anything if you don't say how i know i'm not debbie rowe's have a new pressure on you even those pressure on you to get. out of that desert but at florida i had over three design may i interrupt. her where were they why are you on her history of. we rant on yourself and i man last time around go one more time tim go ahead yeah well nobody even knew who i was i said we ran ourselves we ran a great campaign last time nobody even knew who i was when i jumped into the race we ran for less than eight months three ninety days before the election we were down sixty points in the polls and we almost took her at the finish line and who knows what the actual outcome was in light of the destruction of all these ballots we're not sure that's a close primary at the end of august we're only all registered democrats can vote. yeah what not much of anything and you know what i do think her days are very much numbered i think we're well i i

coverage of this announcement for more i'm joined now by claire richardson from washington and teri schultz is standing by with the reaction from brussels welcome to both of you and clare i'd like to begin with you bring us up to date on this announcement well sara many of the united states' closest allies are furious about this announcement the i.m.f. and several other countries have already warned this could very well start a trade war and the e.u. has already said that it will impose retaliatory tariffs on things like crim berries peanut butter bluejeans even kentucky bourbon so obviously this will have such a great big dent as the steel and aluminum tariffs but they're meant to be politically targeted at states with republican leaders with the hope that this could have some sort of impact on washington and force a change is tact. and you know given this terry what is europe or countries within europe the likely to make of all of because one of the things the trump said he said that many of the countries who treat the united states the worst with trade and military relationships are its

wasserman schultz: which side of the ledger is their ability to make that choice. so the more and more resources that go into private community care and the less of an increase that we're focused on

wasserman schultz. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. chairman. just adding on to -- on the chairman's question on h.r. process. what is a little troubling to e, i know you find it exciting that they are going to release their proprietary hold on their product. the risk there is that you would have it lead to increased customization. it's a very vast network. you have already had some trouble with getting buy-in and you have physicians and hospitals who like your own proprietary system. there is a great deal of pride there. but it's an old system and it's the 21st century. what oversight mechanisms are you putting in place to ensure the v.a. has sufficient understanding of existing business processes so that you avoidp while are you going to have a bunch of open a.p.i.'s, aavoid costly customization that means essentially you don't have an interoperable system that's seamless. secretary shulkin: i think what you are bringing up appropriately is -- this is a very, very risky, complex implementation. and you're absolutely correct that a lot of thing

perspective with our very own teri schultz she is in brussels good to see you terry i mean these are very testing days for the transatlantic relationship well now the e.u. is hoping to get exemption from these newer tariffs is that wishful thinking well we don't know yet leila to be honest there will be a meeting tomorrow between cecilia mom strome and the u.s. trade representative robert light hisor and she says she hopes to get more details there but it's hard to see really where the e.u. is getting its optimism if you listen to donald trump's announcement he said canada and mexico would be exempt he didn't say anything about your of being exempt so i think that just because they haven't been told that it's definitely not going to happen they're keeping their high hopes alive that they can work this out and that the terrorists will not be imposed on european producers but just in case they are imposed to earlier this week the european union said that trumps plan would be met with retaliatory tariffs. are we heading towards a trade war. it remains to be seen no european union offici

of a dummy correspondent teri schultz is at nato headquarters in brussels welcome terry let's start with more of what the u.n. stoltenberg had to say yes secretary-general stoltenberg announced that nato has decided to expel seven diplomats out of the russian mission and block accreditation procedures for three more in addition it will force russia to reduce by a third the size of its mission here that's the second time that nato has forced russia to downsize the first time was after crimea was annexed in two thousand and fourteen so that means that a maximum twenty diplomats will be able to staff the russian mission after today and what impact is this likely to have on relations between nato and russia. it remains to be seen what moscow will say about this it is planned that there would be a nato russia council coming up in the near future discussions were underway as to the agenda and the date and i suppose it's very possible russia will say that it doesn't want to speak to nato now if it's going to take what it will consider of a very hostile acts like this but secretary general stolt

is keen to avoid so let's get the view from europe from our correspondent in brussels teri schultz good to see terry now the e.u. has kryten good morning now the e.u. has criticized trump's move what are these tariffs going to mean for countries here in europe terry. well i think that still being evaluated because as european commissioner for trade cecilia monster has said this morning donald trump wasn't quite clear on what it would mean for everyone he left open as we've discussed a bit that some countries could have exemptions countries other than canada and mexico that he was mentioned and cecilia monster is saying clearly we expect to be among those exemptions so i think they will still be analyzing what this means for european industry mom's term has a meeting tomorrow morning with u.s. trade rep robert light hisor and she says she's expecting to get much more clarity on plans for europe from him but the e.u. saying clearly we expect these tariffs not to be imposed on europe now earlier this week the european union did promise that trumps plan would be met sweet retaliates three t

. >> george schultz. henry kissinger. you have an extraordinary lineup. >> everybody wanted this to be a success story. it was a young woman who hadn't graduated from stanford. you know, we want -- >> 34-year-old billionaire. they said she'd be the next steve jobs. i don't know. things certainly got away. massive investors like rupert murdoch. due diligence. where was it? wow. there she is with bill clinton, jack ma. they were supposed to have a hillary clinton fundraiser at theran theranos, and they changed the venue. >>> this story is a wow for me. saudi arabia's crown prince -- >> the guy on the right. >> -- will meet with president trump at the white house next tuesday. >> he is 32 years old, the effective ruler of saudi arabia. he consolidated his power quickly and comes with little experience at running a country. as rumors float about the failing health of his father, the crown prince is also a tight ally of jared kushner. >> remember, they had the all night meeting, the two of them, a few months ago. >> and saudi

. >> george schultz, james mattis. how did she get a lineup like that? two senators? >> you get one, you get the others. they come like a string of dolls. i don't know. i don't know how she got it. but it was super impressive to a lot of people. and the investors were -- huge. it was a whole bunch of people in there. so that's why it was a silicon valley story. and she had this compelling story of she wore the turtle neck, you know what i mean. and people are looking for women to succeed and it was a great story, i guess. >> wouldn't you think investors of this caliber would know if she was lying to them? >> apparently not. no. i don't -- i don't think there's a lot of due diligence that goes on in companies. look at uber, look at some others. all this stuff was going on and the investors took a pass on it until they couldn't any more. when the press -- in this case, the "wall street journal" did an amazing story about her. >> but in uber's case, yes, they may have had cultural problems inside the company. but every day, when i look -- when i need a car to show up tha

schultz not so much in his peanuts cartoons. he was a big fan of herblock personally. here we have the time honored character of snoopy cursing communism. communist in general and snoopy represents bomb happy generals. that's another kind of vietnam cartoon. american generals wishing that they could bomb more in vietnam and win the war. one of the thing i like to to do is select five cartoons that relate t particular event in 1967. something that stands out in mr. block's work. for me what stood out in 1967 was how important it was to look out for consumers. whether they were people purchasing automobiles or people who were smoking cigarettes or eating tainted meat. mr. block did a series of cartoons that highlighted the work of individuals in promoting better consumer regulations better safety for americans. we have the food and drug administration with a pharmaceutical industry and americans deceased from inadequate warnings. could he have drawn this cartoon today? perhaps i'll let you be the judge. mr. block has suffered a heart attack in 1959 and quit smoking. he n

schultz. jane is a professor of english at indiana university, purdue university indianapolis where since 1988 and where she received the trustee's award in 2016 and the distinguished faculty award in 2015. we believe this is really the first time that the museum and the symposium have included a professor of english on the program but there's a reason for that. as you'll see from the printed isgram, dr. schultz essentially an honorary heldrian and she has adjunct appointments in her university's department of history and also the department of medical humanities and health studies,american women's studies and philanthropic studies. published works, public programs and media appearances have been at the intersection of disciplines of history, medicine, and literature. ae has also served as visiting professor in the school of nursing and college of theral arts and sciences at university of connecticut, the university of sydney, australia, and cambridge university, england. she is best known in

. >> she is ouit with the sonoma state gear, you can find lucy right outside the schultz informationer. >> it's one of several lucy statues that serve as a tribute to peanuts creator, charles schultz. >> there's a nice burst of joy every time you walk by. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> tonight, the nor'easter hitting in just hours. slamming the east coast, up to two feet of snow expected in some places. schools in philadelphia already closed. bracing from philly to new york city to boston tonight. nearly 200,000 without power, without heat, already because of the last storm, and now this. >>> also breaking at this hour, yet another major departure at the white house tonight. just as the president declares everyone wants to work in the white house. >>> the emergency evacuations tonight. the train slamming into a truck hauling hydrochloric acid. a dangerous chemical cloud above the crash site. families rushed to safety. >>> former doctor larry nassar. first, more than 260 women coming forward. now, the first male gymnast breakin

ouch schultz continues, we are at a major inflexion point as landlords will be forced sooner than latero permanently lower rent rates to adjust to the new normal as a result of the acute shift in consumer behavior away from traditional bricks and mortar retailing to e-commerce schultz notes in this devastating memo, quote, trust me, rents are coming down. wow. i thought -- this is unbelievable remember, he called, he called the top in general mall traffic he did howard schultz did he is absolutely thrilled by the way that this is happening he expected to permanently lower the cost of doing business for starbucks. it would be a positive but what is good news for a major nationwide chain is horrible for the reits that own these properties as the drip, drip, drip of bad news continues, i expect we'll start hearing more and more chatter about potential dividend cuts down the line could the shopping center reits be broken up, liquidated, taken private if their stocks get too low? i don't see a good way to do this these companies truly believe their stocks were too cheap, they would be trying

he had george schultz, greatest living marine. he had the prince of darkness, richard pearl. deep and wide bench. i'm just not seeing that bench at the white house. are you? >> not at the white house. not at the national security council. not at the state department. truly, donald trump, he not only has the team, he doesn't trust the team that he has. and that is a big problem. because in the end what donald trump trusts are his own instincts and his own reflexes. >> and, karen, one last thing. when george w. bush scored his big win in libya and got gadhafi to turn over his weapons, it was secret. it took two or three years to get the weapons out and destroyed. have you heard anything about a plan to actually verify denuclearization for kim jong-un to promise it? >> they didn't even have a plan for how to set up this meeting. it was something donald trump decided spur of the moment. it came as a great surprise to his own team. the most likely answer to this is no. >> we will find out in the weeks and months ahead. thank you alaina, alana, karen. >>> "the looming tower" book i

>> henry kissinger and carl schultz, as much as they know about the world of international relations, they may not know a lot about the world of medical breakthroughs and they didn't have anyone that could interestingly explain to them what was going on, what was being done, and what the breakthroughs were and what we were told over the years was that in one single drop of blood, they could do a thousand of tests on multiple panels of infectious diseases. >> right. >> roche, atbiand others were t trying to do that and have done great work and it is not easy. >> putting aside the celebrity board, it was able to -- to raise millions of dollars in venture capital presumably these folks did due diligence. what do you think the affect on the vc community has been of this theranos experience does it make them less apt to -- to invest in something like a theranos versus something very -- something sim perrer and more straightforward like a gaming app or a dating app or something like that. >> well, you know, i think there are different sorts of vc's and those that invest in gaming apps or da

america's edge schultz and on the right conservative radio and t.v. pundit steve malzberg and on the left former florida democratic party chairman mitch caesar welcome thank you all for being here. very severe heya during the campaign the washington examiner wrote the young charming democratic candidate conor lamb is running like a republican on matters from guns to getting rid of nancy pelosi and sly as a fox lamb is not taking any firm stances on any other issues when your message is simply i am for new leadership and cleaning up washington and you look like you just walked out of an orifice catalog you're going to connect with voters on both sides of the aisle and lamb was careful not to slam donald trump ed mitch and steve in that order on a one to ten scale ten meaning this race tells us a lot about what to expect in november and one meaning all politics is local don't read too much into it how much does that pennsylvania a special election tell us about november ed well you know hala is going to be with you i think it is something that can be fi

the previous august was finally decoded it was a message from moscow to brussels unit where howard schultz a voice and name and address. on august thirty first the gestapo came to his office in the russian air ministry childes of boys and was arrested immediately and interrogated. he could not refute the allegations all the evidence was against him . when he didn't come home that evening his wife suspected something was wrong. a few days later the gestapo took her into custody as well. meanwhile hans copy had been drafted but his name and the name of his wife hilda soon came up during the course of the investigation the nazis came to the property in september. and a couple of them you know before mine and one came right into my grandparents' dutcher and my grandfather was standing there. scorpio i'm coping and i gave him a punch in the gut for that and he asked. scrappy no not on scrumpy he lives over there he's my son. on that and my mother was likely already there too and she said because he's not here he was just called up into the army the day before yesterday where somewhere near pose

against nato it will more likely be against these governments that have taken their own actions teri schultz of nato headquarters in brussels thank you so how is this nato action likely to be viewed in the kremlin consulted fun i got just an analyst in the russian capital welcome constantly if moscow is likely to react to this latest move from nato. well i think that traditionally moscow reacts in a reciprocal way so we can expect expulsions and we can expect the closure of. of one of the remaining three u.s. consulates in in russia but as terry correctly said with regard to nato will be quite difficult to reciprocate because the both naif information office and nato military liaison mission are running on especially skeleton staff so reciprocation a bit difficult but definitely i think moscow is a flabbergasted by that it is highly irritated by by these measures and of course there is the reason reason for that because frankly in recent memory neither saddam hussein nor the kim family in north korea would meted out such diplomatic humiliation and also awful of course it shows and it lays ba

social democrat leader all of schultz and. hosts the hoof of the c.s.u. with varian conservatives they will be stepping up to the podium in just a second. so you have the three legs of the party executive signing this coalition government agreement. and as we saw. we had the parliamentary party which is now signing that document and before them the secretary general's of the party and now as christopher our political correspondent with me in the studio mentioned the three leaders of the bodies and here they are led by chance the anglo-american of the c.d.u. . so i'm the medical now putting pen to paper signing the coalition agreement that turks actually didn't take that long to to agree bearing in mind that transfer medical first hosted talks with the liberal free democrats and the environmentalist greens those talks failing in late november. it actually took just a number of weeks with the social democrats to seal this agreement. and it that signature. means that she is on the cusp of her first fourth rather fourth term in office. and she will need to st

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is having an appalling year and they've been in disarray they had a new leader martin schultz who came in about a year ago first he seemed to be lifting the party's fourteen's then at the election they turned in the worst results in post-war history you know things look really bad then schultz the party leader was swiveling on this question of should they join a grand coalition first he said no and said no again then he decided he was in favor of it now schultz is stepping away from the leadership the new faces the talking about regenerating the party but zendaya him there in talks again with angle americal so you know it's hardly surprising in view of all that's happened in the last few months that people have lost. confidence. about the m m ackles conservative bloc in the social democrats took their time to negotiate it seems that the so-called grand coalition let's go there now is not gotten more popular in the process the ever to the map poll asking how germans would view another grand coalition between the parties and still only a minority of forty six percent say their view of it

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>> anybody from howard schultz, you could have former athletes, entertainers, condi i think wht the selection did in the fact he was able to get elected with no political experience and without spending hisis own money compans a larger group of people who would ordinarily consider running for president especially ones with nontraditional backgrounds said in this new modern era maybe there is a path for somebody like me i know how to communicate with people on television. >> what's the devil's bargain that you did in the title of the book lacks >> it is a partnership between donald trump and how they got elected and that is the bargain of the title essentially it is the bargain that he struck with donald trump. he was the generator is a set of ideas in this kind of right-wing populist nationalism that he believed wasni powerful enough o give somebody elected president. the first candidate had been ben becerra paling time he tried with michele bachmann, the former tea party, he finally met up with donald trump and did manage to get trump elected. once these ideas got elected, the president whom

output picked up their game in the second half is ronnie could hear a noted into schultz on the visit to sleep the but brennan's dynamic duo was finished yet bellfield taking on the role as providing as much cruz a scored his sixth of the campaign my three one win the big enough to end talk of relegation the been essentially nothing is decided even if we were in third place it's no reason to be satisfied and you need to have that hunger as a team. frank but have the. bigger appetite for goals and bed dobby against minds just six minutes in kevin prince but saying put the eagles in front. the hosts continued to dominate and the fluid move was capped off by luca u. of h. two male. mind simply couldn't keep up before the break on to give its finish the game off with a smart finish three nil the eagles continued to fly high as months plummet so once relegation. frankfurt's fresh prince doing it again and mike's defeat gave hamburg a chance to make up ground after they conceded six goals to buy in last match way they parted ways with their coach replacing him with under twenty one coach ch

he even attacked them party leader martine schultz personally which many and his party found unforgettable above all his relationship with future party leader and the analysis as you just dysfunctional. now media reports say his successor will be heikal mosse the previous justice minister. is my god it was playing down the loss of his position when asked how he feels about leaving positive words the venue has just been through that hike will be the new foreign minister then i have a really good feeling he will do an excellent job i'm also fine. take care. sports and europa league soccer now and london club arsenal ended their four game losing streak in style with a two no shock away win over ac milan henrik make tarion open the scoring with his first goal for arsenal and their ramsey's sealed the victory with a go on the stroke of half time to nail the final score easy mom's thirteen game unbeaten streak ended with a thud there well dortmund meanwhile suffered a stunning home defeat to salzburg in their europa league match up along berisha scored two goals in seven minutes for salzburg at

against nato it will more likely be against these governments that have taken their own actions teri schultz at nato headquarters in brussels thank you. just take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world facebook boss mark zuckerberg has turned down a request to appear in front of the british parliamentary committee lawmakers want to question him over how millions of users details got into the hands of the london based political consultants a cambridge analytical you're going to say she has been accused of harvesting facebook data and using it to influence a twenty sixteen u.s. election. in france two people have been charged with the murder of an elderly french jewish holocaust survivor eighty five year old to be real was stabbed repeatedly and then set alight in her apartment last week a judicial source says the crime is being treated as anti semitic. egyptians are voting on the second day of their country's three day presidential election incumbent. sisi is expected to win easily i think only challenger the little known numbers of mr mousavi other hopefuls were eit

it's very much about winning back the trust of us as well right now in fact will be listen to all of schultz what he said from the s.p.d. he actually put it out in the open and he said this is not a matter of love and he said very different parties three they different parties and we would remain three very different parties what did you see as the key message from his comments one thing that he put a lot of emphasis on. the importance of the european union moving forward of course that will also be of great interest to the to the s.p.d. base to the grass roots specially to the youth wing which has been pushing for a bigger role from the german government in europe and that is going to be a big challenge for germany moving forward of course with the u.k. . about to leave. just in our various time there is a lot of pressure on germany to step up and take a bigger role not only financially but also in terms of the e.u. reforms which have been pushed for by french president in man won't manuel mccaughan and so there's going to be a lot of expectation for support move in. and union forward from

hamburg mayor own life schultz is set to become vice chancellor and take on the coveted post a finance minister former justice minister heiko mass takes a career leap to become foreign minister the important labor ministry goes to who batters hile a parliamentarian with twenty years experience the three male s.p.d. ministers will be joined in the cabinet by the same number of women the incoming family affairs minister francisco gif i was previously mayor of the berlin district of noise of. mrs angus as mayor and it has always been important for me to say it doesn't matter where you come from what matters is who you want to be that's what we have to work for making sure that all the people living in our country have equal opportunities her predecessor catalina bali is moving to the justice ministry . another fresh face is spanish wilson who is set to take over the environment ministry. is called induced i come from an industrial area and i know that safeguarding jobs and protecting the environment must go hand in hand that is the task i've set myself. in germany and europe have been wai

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schultz. jane is a professor of english at indiana university, purdue university indianapolis where since 1988 and where she received the trustee's award in 2016 and the distinguished faculty award in 2015. we believe this is really the first time that the museum and the symposium have included a professor of english on the program but there's a reason for

interim party leader olaf schultz and parliamentary party leader has made a statement before vote counting gets underway later this afternoon. is that you know whatever happens the outcome will be a result that contributes to the espy's continued unity because there will be a lot of people who took part in it through their vote and there have been an unbelievable number of people who have joined in the discussion within the s.p.d. this really brings us together and i think you can already feel that. there's knowledge if there is a negative result tomorrow or we have a political crisis hopefully there will be no negative result and i don't speculate about that at all on such a nice sunny day we should only expect good news. out of this vote has pitted the social democrats old guard who are pushing for that grand coalition against its strong youth wing were adamant that working with merkel's conservatives is a big mistake for the party if as v.t. members block the coalition deal now merkel will have to go back to the drawing board or germans will end up back at the polls. at the social democ