for russia but it works against us ok and saud to the point is when we would go out from the same sions and i don't see any positive signs. from germany and france that's. able to do decide to go out and sanction ok take exactly a page you very much for joining us and happy and have a very happy new year thank you are you going to what are the prospects here i mean is it going to be more of the same here because we know that the same sions in the united states it's a congressional decision here but the europeans it's on a rolling six month basis here do you think that with the change of late with the u.k. leaving the you a new leadership in germany anything is going to change or is there going to be still the pressure from washington there is going to be pressure from washington it may not be coming from the president's office but we know that the president doesn't have complete control of the deep state foreign policy and so on he may be trying to regain control of some aspects of it but i think the you has their own neo con ideologues exceptional us at this point and they will continu

the last positions would likely range from factory jobs to highly paid design engineering business sions but the experts from the institute for employment research say that the german car industry could avoid the losses if it redoubles its that's to embrace electric mobility. the how poor it has joined forces with hyperloop transportation technologies to companies aim to develop and build the futuristic transportation technology not for people but. for germany's largest cargo hop sends and receives over eight million containers a year most of which reach the port by truck the hyperloop plans offer a network of low pressure chips that allow the containers to travel at high speed without clogging up streets leading to higher efficiency and a smaller carbon footprint the joint venture calls the installation of a test tube and development of a standardized carrier. when it comes to the use of artificial intelligence or a.i. china is surging ahead investment in the sector growing from one hundred seventy million dollars to hit over one point three billion dollars within the next two years now

also on the show both young sions and diesel emissions german car makers have a long way to go to get back into the authorities good books. and a modern christmas debate for you fake or real christmas trees retailers on both sides braced for their seasonal showdown. welcome to d.w. business i'm a gentle and now it's a christmas present wall street could probably do without the dow is down three percent amid fears of slowing growth u.s. treasury secretary steven minucci and has been speaking to regulators on the so-called plunge protests team to discuss that's to call markets he already phoned the heads of the country's six largest banks over the weekend in a statement they said that they have quote ample liquidity of a global for lending the moves follow us stock markets worst week since the financial crisis ten years ago uncertainty over the partial government shutdown has added to concerns key indices how to wipe out all their gains for the year. now so if he is following the developments on wall street for us good to see you sophie so it doesn't seem as if we're able to calm down m

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the prospects here i mean they are going to be more of the same here because we know that the same sions in the united states it's a congressional decision here but the europeans it's on a rolling six month basis here do you think that with a change of late with the u.k. leaving the e.u. a new leadership in germany anything is going to change or is there going to be still the pressure from washington there is going to be pressure from washington it may not be coming from the president's office but we know it the president doesn't have complete control of the state foreign policy and so on he may be trying to regain. control of some aspects of it but i think of some aspects of it but i think the you has their own neo con ideologues exceptionalism at this point and they will continue the war against russia in all spheres economic military and so on regardless of truong and. you know we have to expect that the political crisis in the us with the number of. grand jury indictment this is exactly where i want to go here i want to bring in alexandra christopher he's an app and he's the director

declaration of independence from russia relations between the two countries collapsed after moscow's and say sion of the main and twenty four team gives as russian back to churches on its soil. to spread and. earlier i spoke to correspondent nick connelly in kiev i asked him if ukraine's new national church would make relations between kiev and moscow even worse seems like they couldn't get much worse given the standoff we're in with russia here since well basically for years but based on the furious reaction we've had from moscow it does seem there is further to fall real extraordinary emotional statements coming from moscow since this happened yesterday calling all of these meetings illegitimate and calling on ukraine to kind of throw it all in something that's unlikely to happen i think the really important thing to look for here is what will be the approach to the moscow patriarchate so to the russian orthodox church as linked to moscow off to after yesterday's meeting will they lose church as will the ukrainian state promote efforts to get people to join the new ukrainian church there i thin

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what's worrying is this focus on you know fake news and junk news because one of the following day sions of a democracy has to be the trust in news facts and information and if that trust is fundamentally shaken and the independent media all criticized then i think that that's a problem from a communications perspective. other than that there was a lot of. nothing in your. the hunt for russian madness continues as a b.b.c. reporter also freelancer in france to find any possible link between the kremlin and the movement in the leaked messages she says her editors are demanding some blood. bras.

the united states is heading for a partial government shutdown after lawmakers adjourn to go she a sions on a spending bill funding for dozens of government agencies will expire at midnight the sticking point is president donald trump's demand for five billion dollars for a border wall fiercely opposed by democrats trampas refuse.

the same time they're firing millions of public employees who otherwise would be middle class egypt sions so egypt sions particular youth and those who have graduated from college are finding themselves unemployed and the rate among young graduates is estimated to be as high as thirty percent so in that regard i think c.c. has a serious problem and clearly these attacks do not help the economy and presumably those who perpetrated it did so by design that's exactly what they wanted to do was to hurt the economy and we saw these same types of attacks by dissident groups in radical groups in the ninety's so it's not a new strategy so thanks very much. lots more still to come for you here on the news hour including this young boy died in the custody of u.s. border officials will tell you trump's been blaming for his death. the desperate search to find a group of miners in india missing for more than two weeks. and in the. support for the player who was racially abused during his last italian league. there is a massive security clampdown in bangladesh as voting gets underway in parliamentary e

in sweden for talks the saudi backed government delegation is also on its way it's open to go see a sions will end the four year old war which the u.n. says has led to the worst humanitarian crisis in modern history is pulled to judge him. humanitarian organizations are hoping this who the delegation that arrived in stockholm and a yemeni government delegation arriving from saudi arabia will come to an agreement that will help protect millions of yemenis threatened by fighting famine and disease it would be the first time in more than two years that the parties are meeting now to get the parties to this conflict to to come to one place for presentation has not been easy. but is now a decisive step in our efforts to end the suffering in yemen. u.n. sponsored talks to to start in sweden are expected to bring together the who supported by iran and yemeni government leaders backed by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates an argument of fact all issues can be negotiated in order to rebuild mutual trust there will be several documents on captives on the economy humanitarian work to build co

and that's no wonder because it's run by the swedish youth hostel société sion.t's the top choice in town and it's being booked out for months. its northern lights season in. la part of the a pony and get that's what they call these u. shaped valley it's a point of focus for visitors to la pluche. the mountains and sure the few clouds obscure the view of the northern lights. and. it's necessary to travel quite far north to see the northern lights the area around all busy is situated in the wide expanses of lapland and that's north enough. freight trains from kiruna transport iron ore to the port of navi other was not much goes on up here. roughly one hundred residents who will be scooped live directly on the railway line . in the evening almost everyone in town meets of the only bar that means tourists and those who profit from the presence it's only recently that holiday makers started coming to see the northam lights and it was newcomers who recognized the economic potential of this celestial display the first time i saw the northern lights something in my brai

sions reached a historic peak in the one nine hundred thirty s. averaging one hundred sixty seven per year but then in one thousand thirty six. a gruesome execution caught the attention of the media. on aug fourteenth in owensboro kentucky rainy the thea was publicly hanging by a white sheriff's many bucks but the oh was innocent. one new york times reporter wrote ten thousand white persons some jaring another's festive saw prayerful black men put to death today and davies county's piton gallus . the outcry over rainy bothy is hanging did not put an end to capital punishment instead it drove executions behind prison walls out of public view. state officials built death houses and institutionalized the practice. it's a death by formula it's a scripted death in the beginning it was hanging it was not only hanging but it was public and so you see the crowds come in and bring in a picnic lunch and celebrating then we move from hanging to the electric chair and then we began to hammer the horror stories that happened out of the electric chair . and the

sions one convict is found innocent the idea that we more executing innocent people is terrifying there's just no really hasn't been that we hear even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the respect to get help here is because that's what murder victims' families want that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. we should start again to discuss where we can call foot chancellor merkel runs has said we have built up a lot of religious between germany and europe and russia. to destroy bridges is quite easy and very foster. but the liberals would take a whole lot of. condition i have is known as era throw poetic purple feria. acronym is p.p. . i was. four years old when i first remember having a first attack from the sun and i was diagnosed when i was a weapon the pain is indescribable it's feels like really really bad chemical burn but it goes through your skin in your most down to the bone and there's no relief painkillers don't work and the last for five days

national library sketches models and paintings are on display this will be the first of many exhibit sions in the coming months being held to mark the five hundredth anniversary on may the second twenty nineteen of the italian geniuses. works from photographer jules sartoris photo arc project are currently on display at the core door to gallery in lisbon the animals depicted are threatened with extinction so torrie has traveled to more than forty countries in the last two decades to photograph these creatures whose archival eventually feature portraits of an estimated twelve thousand species he says photo or world document the animals existence and inspire people to save them. flyers and photographs the pilot an aerial photographer has been flying his plane over western germany for thirty years now capturing neighborhoods and the countryside from one usual angles we took to the air with him to share his bird's eye view. soaring up to five hundred meters above ground comes plus side looks for the perspectives he needs to sixty six year old pilot is also an aerial photography. but he always

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her sosia sion is one of just a handful of private initiatives and you katherine berg vera and her fellow campaigners meet those affected in hidden places. what is your test today is negative no antibodies. but because the unsafe sex you had was only a month ago you need to come by again and i will take care of yourself it's worse. i'm scared to go anywhere else was get of being outed. or or most places the infection means shame. even if it's not your fault and i would say the condom tore during sex or if a customer just removes it. and then you start to panic you know the horrifying icky i had one such case and favors group really helped me. outside city hall and you catherine berg tell his companion in a rather different way. he's holding a banner telling people about his illness and inviting strangers to give him a hug if they're not afraid. he wants to bring down the invisible wall that he says has arisen between him and society since his infection. and the thirty year old knows he's taking a risk. aren't you afraid i know i'm a doctor. vera has now provided counseling to over twenty

president trump has ceded all his powers on russia to congress who basically can determine when the same sions come off the president really doesn't have that many power. so i think you need a stronger president. and i think you need may be you know a democrat coming in who gets elected so that they can turn the page on their defeat. in twenty sixteen. and say that they defied all the you know russian interventions or whatever it's time to actually democrats right holland america are even more. adamantly into russian than the republicans i mean i know if i can say that but that's my impression but you couldn't get a leader that doesn't has a different point of view and i think you know we're at a different point of view and look what happened to him i mean they almost ate him alive yes but this is this is a little bit like nixon and china is the strongest anti-communist is the one that opens the door to relations with communist china it will be the democrat who can actually say ok we need to have relations because otherwise we'll get into an arms race this will get worse. you know unfortunatel

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because they are not old, they are timeless, duty, sacrifice, commitment and a patriotism that finds its sionn taking part and pitching in. >> reporter: now being remembered by his eldest son, 43 sharing with cbs what his father wou say after w took office. >> i love you. you know, as corny as that sounds to some, it's the most important words you can hear in life. you don't hear a lot of people say i love you when you're president. >> reporter: they were his last words friday telling his son he loved him. his death less than eight mont after losing his beloved wife of 73 years, barbara. ♪ >> reporter: tonight at the capitol where george herbert walker push now lies in statgnant tributes. >> in consequential times, george herbert walker bush finest qualities of our nation and of humankind. a great leader and a good man. >> reporter: from those who knew him and those he never met. >> he just is a l onderful man with a wondermily. >> came outo show my respects to a man who led a great life. >> reporter: americans bidding farewell. r alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> we will have extensive co

was a principle no emotions bush having put it to sions is the same as my medical doctor i want him to do his will but i don't need to like him so i try not to attach any party can the personal feelings maybe something tickles objections i would have but in politics history is a judge and history will judge whose presidency was in the future when they were the. good in nation and to the know and which was not. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to be right to be close it's like a full screen and people are. interested always in the water out. there so. my son doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states. drug abuse started going after the users in the prison population sewer we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill. with a number. people who are in prison for. sins for minor minor offenders in the dru

think it was two thousand and twelve within three months i got out they mccourt fives boehm arrest to sion paid. child support paid everything i was that's. i start my own business i got a vehicle had tags had a license and. in october that year i decided smokes weed and i thought the worst case scenario if i go to probation offices i have to go to a program where i'd be urine test regularly or go to a mean well the reality fact is a dirty urine is a violation and probation officer i have was new and she was a stickler for the law and she violated me their own spot i wept like a little child i couldn't believe i had all made all this work on my i have all this to show you look at all this i have i've done it she's that you've done a lot but you still using drugs and it's against the law. to get sentenced to four years for dirty you're in the houses. it's a lot watching your children grow up in michoud in wave and say by day as you're walking out of a visit it's just it doesn't get easier you don't stand and as you get older you think you become more custom than this but never under any cir

with the mountaineer being such an escrow the need for fundamental reform and they're going to say sion and continuing anti israel license unesco now at this point that we can review that in twenty seventeen there was outcry from the united states and israel when unesco designated a hebron the city in the west bank designated as a world historical site now there is a contested area in the center of that city to muslims it's the ibrahimi mosque to jews it's the cave of patriarchs and at that point we saw some loud outcry from the united states and from israel now it's important to note that this isn't the first time that we've heard accusations of a pro palestinian bias from the usa and from israel and twenty eleven when the nasco body officially recognized a state of palestine at that point the usa and israel both stopped paying dues to unesco they were then stripped of their voting rights in two thousand and thirteen after having not paid their dues so at this point we see the united states carrying out a policy that its long carried out which is when it doesn't like certain internatio

this weekend is yet another reckless russian escalation it follows on from russia's illegal acts a sion of crimea in two thousand and fourteen grains because the ukrainian side violated our border in a place which even before twenty fourteen was russian territory. russia must respect the full implementation of the means could prevent you're not an additional i hope that you read the miscue greenman to know perfectly there's not a single word about crimea russia wants to comics the sea. and now we'd surprisingly turns out that we occupy the hands of c. is wealthy this is something new and if you me for i'd like to assure you create an affair with solidarity united states will continue to stand with the people of ukraine against the russian aggression. so this could be perceived as carte blanche for ukraine to carry out further provocations well after the death of a russian deputy u.n. envoy told us he's disappointed with his western counterparts positions. i discovered that they were not very eager to discuss these countries situationally immediately changed to the alleged an extension o

sion for sully, president george h.w.g. >> glor: america found a new hero a few weeks ago. and his work is just beginning. it immediately became an indelible image for millions. a symbol of loyalty, and a tribute to a man who served his country unconditionally. >> hello! >> glor: george h.w. bush's service dog, sully, companion to our 41st president in the last month of his life. the president welcomed sully at ids summer home in kennebunkport, maine this past june, shortly after the death of his wife, barbara. sully became a quiet sentry in the days following the president's death. >> i am honored that sully will continue his important work with veterans in their recovery. >> glor: his new mission will be working with a wounded warrior at walter reed medical center, joining six other dogs in the program. sully can perform a two-page list of commands, including ringing the doorbell. ( doorbell ) once again, answering the call as a faithful servant to a new american hero. and that is great. that is the "cbs evening news" f

for just that we take a strong stand against people who is a sions who create networks of accounts to mislead others about who they are or what they're doing it seems that these companies have all become meddling experts for the mainstream media that frequently covers reports about alleged russian descent from a ship dannette apparently has not chosen to run with this story the revelations were revealed on december nineteenth but it was only on december twenty seventh that c.n.n. chose to report on this this information they only did so after there had been some outcry that and their reporting on it was very short now we've reached out to c.n.n. to see why they haven't jumped on this story and we are waiting for a response i wonder how much coverage this new piece of information will get as we uncover some of the mystery behind the alleged russian bots and find out they didn't come from russia at all cable mufon r.t. new york media analyst on your own is that the mainstream media uses the russian mantling as a political instrument. the media are so heavily invested in this russia gate

>> that's something ha the president will have to make ade sion. if it's a choice or not.nd mitch mcconnell has repeatedly saidoes not want to play games with the debt limit. but with this president, heay not have that choice. we'll see. >> but that limit is leverage. >> as brian was saying the economy's volatility may push republicans away from using it as leverage? >> it hasn't stopped them from using ate as leverage. if the president sees that as a leverage point that he may very well use it. >> mcconnell said he didn't want to shutdown the government and wouldn't shut down the government and here we are. robert: who is going tod st to president trump in the republican party? i don't know. we'll find out ifnyone does. senator mcconnell is in cycle. i mentioned rubioho occasionally speaks out. robert: what about senator elect mitt romney? >> could be. >> i think people are watching to see whomn mitt is going to be because he's -- well, mitt romney islyot necessa scared of president trump's base. i think mitt romney knows who his base is. i think he feels pretty comfortab

robot called institute registers around six hundred cases in germany but other we're going to say sions which assessed levels of community acquired pneumonia say the true figures are more like fifteen to thirty thousand legionella infections in germany every year. and. those are legionella infections spread by water vapor in showers the bacteria multiply in water pipes throughout entire buildings forming what's known as that biofilm. the danger is worse when the water doesn't flow frequently or the hot water temperature in the pipes is under fifty five degrees celsius. that's why water temperatures in apartment buildings need to be set at a sufficiently high level plus the hot water should be allowed to run regularly for an extended period there are also special filters for shower heads to extract the legionella. that's it for today. then let's all try to stay in good shape. he was a prolific. and us citizen of the world. peter paul rubens one of the most influential painters of his time. a revered artist who changed the course of history. by european lines. in fifteen minutes. or. in a

really on hungary and internal affairs domestic politics have been that i get it do other ploy to sions money's mainly focusing on international politics so it's very important for for him to shape europe not just be a member of europe and this election gives him an opportunity to do that because as you as you mentioned there are other forces that might be allied with or bonn after the election that might want to change the u.s. you know today and that that is what it meant his goal is at the same time feed us sparky is still a member of the opium people's park it is pretty much an establishment party and the largest party in the european parliament and for us is a very important member of that of that group so if they can gain even more ground in new york the elections make any machine of the european people's party into more of a populist force that can really shape the european agenda so the european elections are crucial for a bond i think even more crucial than any hunger in elections at this point because he's he's goal now is to become a european leader not just to hungary and in

the principle of emotions bush having put it to sions is the same as my medical doctor i want him to do his will to drop i don't need to like him so i try not to attach any party to the personal feelings maybe something had tickled objections i would have but in politics history is a judge and history will judge who's presidency was in the future even though the victory to the to the nation and to the it was not. much bigger economic power much or wall. i think. you have to live with it. and there's lots of advantages of the europeans jethro but as well as america. this is cashman this part later i did all of this myself and i this other one had killed a few years before i got a little help on that and i still shit on the skids so i can move it i've already moved it. twice. this is. the stove and the. what's your profession where did you do before you were an architect and registered architect so i worked in i worked all over the world i worked many years in nepal and i was i was working in hawaii for seven years. before i got sick . this man is a sensitive he made his own cord phone

buildings police used water cannon and tear gas to push them back in a stray sion comes in the same week belgium sign up to a un migration deal documents was agreed to by more than a hundred sixty un member states at a summit in mara catch on monday names to find a common lobel approach to migration critics though say it will limit the ability of countries the shape their own migration policies former deputy speaker of the bell. parliament load one of those thinks that the problem is far more complex than what appears on the surface. this is something that has been going on for the last two years already basically what you see is people who are indeed three but who have been told that their loss of social security and jobs is to be blamed on migrants and not on big preschool companies to get away with murder by evading your taxes and so on the money security. to me is that mean reason why people then focus on these issues i mean the problem is there nobody is going to deny that the group exists but among others it's not even the big the biggest problem that people face from the moment so

in the computer if to such negotiations one realizes at the end of the geisha sions that the hard workis only about to begin all of us there are different views on this my end is that this is not about whether we can trust one or other on this or that commitment this is about helping them both to make it appear and reporting all their success and noting with that there's areas where they fall short of that donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen says the us president directed him to pay hush money to two women during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign cohen has given his first interview since being sentenced to three years in prison on multiple charges he insists the president knew that it was wrong to make the payouts and trump has named a new acting chief of staff in a tweet he announced budget director mick mulvaney will step into the role next year replacing john kelly who is resigning after almost a year in the job sri lanka's controversially appointed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa is resigning after just seven weeks on the job the country hasn't had a functioning gove

at the twenty fourth annual climate change conference in a bid to find ways to save the planet ok sion of this year's gathering has raised more than a few question. why am i attending c o p twenty four in cahoots. the use of one's own and natural resources in parties case on coal and basing energy security on them is nobody's conflict with the climate protection and we progress in climate protection. twenty four leaders gathering in council will come from coal miners brass and the opening of the climate change event is i'm a big front of the eastern european sense of humor but guys this is no time for jokes. for. a university campus in the united states has been plagued by a string of racist notes being sent to students but it transpired that one of the recipients was actually the old. we've decided that we no longer want you on our campus which means you need to leave. it with terrifying students were scared. we just want to make sure we're true values we practice those every single day and that gives us the resilience to deal with these things when they have. the c.e.o. still we're n