slovenia has already warned that the waters are slovenian territory. where you want them to one operate. in since the thirtieth of december the police are executing their own thora to sam from alaska this was a truly is why people here is the it's. the slovenian fishers in tehran are certainly pleased about the newer bigger fish in the area but they don't trust the peace they've adopted a wait and see attitude. so there was a read out that there's long as the situation isn't regulated with immigration i want except the border will keep recognizing the line in the middle of the back. there is eventually peace then well south to our new fishing grounds that were drawn out by the operation caught so this is the logical. slovenian and croatian fishers are both annoyed by the ongoing disagreement. variable ground if the hatred between the two countries keeps increasing it's my fear that even reasonable citizens will feel the effects of it they're going to said the right. as a get there haven't been any serious incidents. but is he a would rather not think a

on my dad's side, my great grandparents came from slovenia. they worked in the mines. they worked so hard just to send my dad to college and save money in a coffee can in the basement. and i'm here today with the great grandparents coming straight from slovenia, the grandfather working in a mine, my dad growing up there and being the first one in his family to go to college and getting a two-year degree and a four-year degree, and i literally stand here on the shoulders of these immigrants. on my mom's side, the swiss side, my grandpa came over and ended at ellis island when he was 18 years old, and they had reached the cap, the cap on swiss immigrants. that might sound amusing, but that was the case. he then somehow got himself to canada. i think he said he was going to live there. came back through because he wanted to be in our country. came back through, ended up in wisconsin, like all good swiss, with my other relatives on my grandma's side, working at a cheese factory, and was an alien for 20 years. and he finally applied for citizenship when world war ii was bre

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who recently switched from representing great britain back to his native slovenia.ecord 20th grand slam title is also hoping to win his sixth australian open and could face canadian milos raonic in the fourth round. it's great to be back. this is not normal. i don't like usually going into drawers because they freaked me out, i don't want to know who i play rather than seeing the sheet at the end knowing whom i play rather than seeing the sheet at the end knowing who my first—round what a pleasure it court arena, the second court i came on to after winning last year and showed off the trophy to the people who actually watched on the big screens. it was an amazing final, an amazing moment for me in my life and it's great to be back here. home favourite branden grace has a share of the lead after the opening round of the south african open. grace got off to a fantastic start — with three eagles! this was one of them, on the 15th. the pre—tournament favourite finished on 7 under par. that was a beautiful putt but take a look at this. shot of the day came from jamie don

olympic champion mikaela shiffrin dominated the women's world cup slalom in slovenia on sunday for herwith swedish great ingemar stenmark for the number of world cup victories before turning 23. holding a big first—run lead, the american beat frida hansdotter of sweden by a huge 1.61! seconds. wendy holdener of switzerland was third, shiffrin has won seven of the last eight races. cyril despres leads the way in the dakar rally after winning stage two of the 2018 edition in peru. the frenchman is a five time champion of the rally in the motorbike category and is proving no slouch on four wheels. he's just ahead of fellow his peugeuot team—mate and compatriot stephane peterha nsel. also competing this year is the former porto, chelsea, and tottenham head coach andre villas boas who's toyota lies 44th after two stages. enough time to give you an update on the tournament of champions in hawaii, dustinjohnson the tournament of champions in hawaii, dustin johnson on the tournament of champions in hawaii, dustinjohnson on his way to victory, currently eight shots clear of the field. he is 23

country because he wasn't able to represent great britain in the davis cup and would like to represent sloveniainst roger federer, the defending five—time champion. federer says the 37—year—old shouldn't be favourite to wina 37—year—old shouldn't be favourite to win a tournament, but he is, and for very good reason. yesterday you saw a very good performance from rafael nadal, but interestingly six time champion novak djokovic will have his first competitive match since his elbow injury affected his career last year. there is tennis everywhere you look today, because of the estate two. some big names you out on court other than later but all eyes will be on the rudd labour arena this evening for the night session and roger federer. thank you very much for your time, we will let you get back to it. the four—time olympic gymnastics champion simone biles says she was sexually abused by the former team usa gymnastics sports doctor larry nassar. nassar is serving a 60—yearjail sentence for having child sex abuse images on his computer. he is also awaiting sentence after admitting assaulting female gy

she was born an hour away from where my relatives are from in slovenia and as i said, when i look at her is like looking in the mirror. in addition to that and that year my actual end-of-the-year of 2016 was spent with john mccain, we are hoping in a difficult situation, with john and lindsey graham on the frontline of the ukrainian troops in the middle of the night on new year's eve which [inaudible]. we'd also visited lithuania, latvia, estonia, georgia and what these countries have been dealing with for years formulations, democrats of the foreign relations committee did a report on this which was no surprise based on what we have heard they have seen this movie before. they get mad at estonia, rushed us, there's a big [inaudible] and the cut off their internet simply because they moved a statue of a russian soldier from a public square into a cemetery where the other statutes like that were. or in one of the countries that would be latvia or lithuania when they are having their 25th anniversary of independence they invite some of the ukrainian parliamentarians who are in exile fr

on my dad's side, my great grandparents came from slovenia. they worked in the mines. they worked so hard just to send my dad to college and save money in a coffee can in the basement. and i'm here today with the great grandparents coming straight from slovenia, the grandfather working in a mine, my dad growing up there and being the first one in his family to go to college and getting a two-year degree and a four-year degree, and i literally stand here on the shoulders of these immigrants. on my mom's side, the swiss side, my grandpa came over and ended at ellis island when he was 18 years old, and they had reached the cap, the cap on swiss immigrants. that might sound amusing, but that was the case. he then somehow got himself to canada. i think he said he was going to live there. came back through because he wanted to be in our country. came back through, ended up in wisconsin, like all good swiss, with my other relatives on my grandma's side, working at a cheese factory, and was an alien for 20 years. and he finally applied for citizenship when world war ii was bre

won six of her last seven races including a giant slalom this morning seen on nbc sn in slovenia. she's 3 of 3 in the calendar year and looking for another tomorrow in slalom, 6:00 a.m. eastern time on nbc sn. the victory, her 39th world cup race victory that is exactly halfway to lindsey vonn's 78. no female alpine skier has won more than lindsey vonn, so vonn and schiffry, two of the big names along with nathan chen we'll look for in 33 days when the olympics begin. shiffrin with a big performance looking to continue that tomorrow on nbc sn. we'll see you right there in a couple of hours as the prudential u.s. figure skating championships continue tonight at 8:00 eastern/5:00 pacific live across the country with the men's free skate. reminder, relive all the action from the u.s. figure skating championships at icenetwork.com. to southern california, 09 minutes on nbc, the falcons and the rams, the nfc wildcard game. "football night in america" will begin the coverage here in the home of super bowl lii and the home of the olympic games. for now, mike tirico. so long. we'll see yo

today, our berlin global comes from slovenia. >> don't be alarmed. people know me.'m the famous pub crawl guy. hey, what's up? i love the t-shirt. pub crawl is basically you making surure that t p people he a a good time when you take thm to pubs anand various s bar. and with us, we alsoso take youo the club at the end. so, it's like a guided tour of the nightlife of b berlin, w whi know many berlrliners frown up, but i think they should give it a chance at least once. if they catch you applying spray paint onto a wall, even a single time, the fine is around 7000 euros -- just for a one -- because it's considered vandalism. if they catch you putting up a poster on the wall, like this, the fine is around 70 euros because it's considered littering. it's been done by a guy called sobr. i studied media and communication science at the university of ljubljana, which is somethingng you go to study whwhen you don't know what you want to study or what you want to do with y your life.. i was basically staying with my parents until i decided, i want to move to berlin. so, i w

my father's side, great grandparents came from slovenia. they worked so hard just to send my dad to college and save money in a coffee can in a basement. and i'm here today with great grandparents coming straight from there. right grandfather working in a mine. my father being the first one in his family to go to college and get a four year degree. i literally stand here on the shoulders of these immigrants. on my mother side the swiss side my grandfather came over and he ended up at ellis island when he was 18 years old. they had reached the swiss immigrants. he somehow got himself to canada. i think he said he was going to live there. and he came back there because he wanted to be in our country. he came back there and he ended up in wisconsin. with my other relatives on my grandmother sides working at a cheese factory. and was an alien for 20 years. he finally applied for citizenship when world war ii was breaking out. that is when they found out that in fact, he maybe had come in the country two different ways. back then they listened t

won six of her last seven races including a giant slalom this morning seen on nbc sn in slovenia. she's 3 of 3 in the calendar year and looking for another tomorrow in slalom 6:00 a.m. eastern time on nbc sn. the victory, her 39th world cup race victory that is exactly halfway to lindsey vonn's 78. no female alpine skier has won more than lindsey vonn, so vonn and schiffry two of the big names along with nathan chen we'll look for in 33 days when the olympics begin. shiffrin with a big performance looking to continue that tomorrow on nbc sn. we'll see you right there in a couple of hours as the prudential u.s. figure skating championships continue tonight at 8:00 eastern/5:00 pacific live across the country with the men's free skate. reminder relive all the action from the u.s. figure skating championships at icenetwork.com. from northern california we go to southern ask game. "football night in america" will begin the coverage here in the home of super bowl lii and the home of the olympic games. for now, mike tirico. so long. we'll see you tonight on nbc sn from san jose. >>> kil

pitted against the former british number two aljaz bedene, who is now back representing his native sloveniaon maria sharapova attending the women's draw. the russian, was banned last year because of a failed drugs test. she was here replacing the 2017 winner serena williams, who is not in melbourne after becoming a mum. is world number one rafa nadal and last year's runner—up — he starts against victor estrella burgos of the dominican republic. six—times champion novak djokovic is in a tough part of the draw and has american donald young up first. the only british male in melbourne, kyle edmund, faces a tough test against us open finalist kevin anderson of south africa. the new women's world number one simona halep will play destanee aiava of australia. wimbledon champion, garbine muguruza, takes on france'sjessika ponchet. maria sharapova will face tatiana maria of germany. the british players might feel their draws could have been worse — jo konta against american madison brengle, while heather watson has a first round match against kazakhstan‘s yulia putintseva. — so with all the details

slovenia. but she's welcome here and nigerians are not. there's something wrong with the way this president is proceeding. i don't think anybody here on this panel can defend these kind of comments. if you want to have a conversation about immigration policy, you can have it without insulting whole continents and whole countries, especially when you have african immigrants coming to this country, making america better every day and being disrespected by this president. >> jason, the idea that all haitians have aids, that they should get out, the president doesn't want more black people from africa or from haiti, wants more white people from norway. is that defensible? >> so, anderson, that's not at all what the president said so let's talk about the what the context of today was. >> he didn't say that all haitians said aids? >> no, no. >> it was reported in "the new york times." >> well, the white house has denied that. >> they denied that in a meeting of white house staff. but they can't deny today because bipartisan lawmakers heard it. d

out of the ski jumping world cup event in poland slovenia's and face in many each one his first ever individual world cup title the twenty four year old will be taking part in his first olympic games. in just a few days time next. sebastian as he has got the defense of his world rally championship title off to a winning start with victory in the monte carlo rally it was a forty first career race win for the frenchman who led from start to finish is aiming for a six straight world title the next leg of the championship will be taking place in sweden next. time ok there is a sport it's looking for now let's get back to see you in london. many thanks on day one this is conical season has kicked off with a waltz a parade on the ground canal one hundred twenty boats took part a con of all is held every year in the wakes running up to the roman catholic parish of lent and having begun in the eleventh century one of the oldest in the world among the puppets was the u.s. president complete with a missile that big nuclear button he will sleep most of the ones that's it from mr tatham barbara

on my dad's side from slovenia, worked in the mines. and worked so hard for my dad to go to college in a coffee can in the basement. i'm here with great-grandparents coming from slovenia, grandfather working in a mine and my dad growing up there and being the first one in his family going to college and getting a two-year degree and then a four-year degree and i literally stand here on the shoulders of the immigrants. on my mom side, the swiss side my grandpa came over-- >> u.s. senate is about to gavel in for the final workday of the week. lawmakers are scheduled to consider two district court nominations, the first, a noon confirmation vote on michael brown to be a judge for northern district of georgia and whether or not to limit the debate for the western district of texas if approved his confirmation vote at 1:45 this the afternoon. that that's it for the week as members will be out for mlk holiday lawmakers back on tuesday, january 16th. now live to the floor of the u.s. senate. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to o

has been the first lady of the united states for a year now the president's wife is a native of slovenia before her hometown of sea on each side is proud to have produced such a famous daughter now some locals are trying to cash in on maligning a trump celebrity by selling special products that bear her name. next time on your own max. thank you for. the. global. food. leave afghanistan never. day because they love their country. people are courageous creative and committed. they don't want to turn their back on their homeland. afghanistan. a visit to an underappreciated country fifteen pounds d.w. . for the twenty first century. only interest on our. unique interpretation. a tesla in concert and the world of a young piano sheen there. are twenty one presents danny in the treatment of the new show. starting january twentieth on d w. the people of the world go for information they provide the opinions they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. coach a video a coffee can. surely tunes from africa in the world story link to exceptional stories and d

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on the smaller things like for instance of the wheat chemical ifas eight you know you could have slovenia saying we would like to keep it and then if there's a majority of other states to say no we want it out it's out and then that there are seventy technically has been trumped but you know there's european treaties to this there's been a member states who agreed for a trade off in sovereignty and that is something you have in every day politic a life you trade sovereignty in return for political gain and geyer get you know you never hear do you hear people there in brussels saying that there is a trump model that the european union maybe should try to adapt to or should try to follow. i think clearly there's there there is some interest into this sort of a social media marketing that's trump has done that is also true for breakfast by the way you know punchy slogans let's make the u.k. great and make make america great again make the u.k. great again. these are things that to take back control these are slogans these are this is a way of running affairs that is something that the u.s. t

we will see a process of individual countries perhaps recognizing palestine there are talks that slovenia might recognize palestine soon sweden is already done it certainly some eastern europe european countries have done it in the past before they were members of the european union there are parliaments in the european union countries that have called on their governments to recognise public. i think this would be a positive development but i don't see it happening very quickly i ask you speaking here on russia today would would russia recognize the state of palestine would russia declare use troops on the capital of palestine well i'm pretty sure that russia will not be the first power to do that and that's precisely because of what's happening across israel's border in syria because for russia the greatest stakes up there and risking their relationship they have at the moment the prime minister netanyahu for nor clear benefit geo political benefit or do political certainty at this point of time i think russia would deem that as extremely risky that's why i'm asking actually about the e

we will see a process of individual countries perhaps recognizing palestine there are talks that slovenia might recognize palestine soon sweden has already done it certainly some eastern europe european countries have done it in the past before they were members of the european union there are parliaments in the european union countries that have called on their governments to recognise public. i think this would be a positive development but i don't see it happening very quickly i ask you speaking here on russia today would would russia recognize the state of palestine would russia declare use troops on the capital of palestine well i'm pretty sure that russia will not be the first power to do that and that's precisely because of what's happening across israel's border in syria because for russia the greatest stakes are there and risking the relationship they have at the moment the prime minister.

melania trump picture is actually actually born an hour away from where my relatives are from in slovenia. every time i looked at her it's like looking in the mirror. [laughter] but in addition to that in that year, my actual ended the year 2016 was spent with john mccain, a very difficult situation, with john and lindsey graham on the frontline with the ukrainian troops in the middle of the night and the years eve, which would be a case, there we were in the visited lithuania, lot yet in georgia and you are the stories of what these countries have been dealing with for years. democrats on the foreign relations committee pretty reported madness which is no surprise based on what we heard. they seen this movie before. they get mad at estonia, russia does. they getting a big thing over it and so they cut off their internet simply because they move a statue of a russian soldier from a public square into a cemetery. when they are having their 25th anniversary and so they invite the ukrainian parliamentarians who are worse in exile from crimea. they invite them to the celebration of the parlia

for a legal as long ago as two thousand and thirteen but since then greece itself hungary bulgaria slovenia all built fences to keep refugees out and many other countries simply closed their borders and the european commission did absolutely nothing about its growth of the thoughts of everybody else is there and yes they want to wait. the police who previously given us access to their fence and border patrols gave us a statement denying that they turn any refugees around and claim their priority is human dignity but human rights advocates say they know pushbacks happen all the time and accuse the greek government of breaking international law is only one choice. for the low if if you start by passing a law means that your. system is collapsing in this is a problem that goes together with refugee crisis we call it goes into refugees garcia reception groceries and the rule of law crisis for europe the river itself is regarded as a military zone on both sides it's also so remote there is no scrutiny of law enforcement what is undeniable is the refugees have died in large unreported numbers try

commentator: the champion is on his way. 1 hour 39 minutes to beat aljaz bedene, that is slovenia's aljazedene by the way — formerly, briefly, known as britain's aljaz bedene. britain's heather watson had her moments in the first round, that's her winning the point at the net here. commentator: good anticipation on that backhand volley. but watson lost the first set 7—5 and the second on a tie—break, her opponent yulia putintseva celebrating as if she had just found a free box of blueberries. commentator: there it is. that is what it means. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. some challenging weather across the british isles at the moment, here is the scene in northern ireland and the scene in northern ireland and the met office have issued a number warning for northern ireland and scotla nd warning for northern ireland and scotland for snow and ice through the remainer of today and into tomorrow morning. take a look at the satellite picture and you can see where the showers have been piling in thick and fast. the amber triangles remind you of the ar