be sure to tell spiegel to get his instagram shots he does it hundreds of beauty series paris has to offer. it's heaven on earth for a cake enthusiastic like him. every two minutes you have a place you have so much places to see you have so much places to get inspired by and it changes all the time and it's really like this is why i said it's like living here because it's really a part of your daily life here. on his instagram account deserted in paris. almost every day he's fascinated by the colors textures and geometric patterns of each day. the israeli graphic designer who's been living in paris for two and a half years. day he's looking for a pink treat. this is a mark of old with reddish cream filling like cheese and fresh brace of us fish. told spiegel usually takes his pictures right outside the shop that way he can get a neutral background with nothing to distract from his shoes and cakes. i think the idea for dessert harris started by accident when i was exploring the world of paris and i really wanted to remember each. try so i took a photo and just one day i discovered tha

told spiegel usually takes his pictures right outside the shop that way he can get an unusual background there's nothing to distract from his shoes and cakes. i think the idea for dessert harris started by accident when i was exploring the world of paris and i really wanted to remember each. try so i took a photo and just one day i discovered that the cake that i bought was much more a shoes i try to take a photo people really like. this page now has more than one hundred sixty thousand followers as a trained pastry chef he often used to bake things himself but now mainly leaves it to the professionals. from the patisserie to pete. they're all big fans of this instagram account. for the. small you know. we were thinking he would bring something new you know because he's not going to keep each of cake and get the idea to take the cake with a sense of truth and i said. look you know. this pressure. he created man. straight into town instagram collection. i think the. graphic different would get more attention. for example. i had. my son and crazy or their rubik's cube. shift says smile fal

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want to be a part of any dirty deals you tell was responding to an interview a news magazine dash spiegel with the german foreign minister caprio in it get real vowed to block a major arms sales to turkey he said quote it will stay that way as long as the u. chel case remains unresolved and shy gabrielle rejected you chose characterization of the talks between the two countries. what is a dirty deal if it's a deal that you wouldn't dare tell the public about where there's a tit for tat arrangement and that's not the case here. on monday you jails lawyer filed a motion with the turkish constitutional court calling for him to be freed the country's foreign minister. said he hoped you charles release was imminent. and many people who are released. in the past including some journalists on the. edge of the court but for days another istanbul court has ignored a constitutional court order to free to turkish journalist prompting fears you chose imprisonment could drag on. the dutch police say a winter storm that made landfall in the netherlands earlier today has killed at least three people the

let's get the international reaction to the speech joining me now is peter spiegel from "the financialimes. good morning to you. i've been looking at the ft website and different headlines that come off the back of the speech there's a mix from, you know, words disconnected from actions versus, you know, celebrating his economic record and giving olive branches to the democrats. is it split, the interpretation from the speech last night >> in europe we got a bit of a preview of this last week in davos. he gave a public sort of pro internationalist rhetoric. also touting his economic record in davos, corporate heads were happy about the tax cuts there is this feeling that there is a disconnect between what he says and does. particularly internationally and in europe, he was aggressive anti-environme anti-environmental, anti-climate change even in the u.s., we have this republican memo that is supposed to come out of the house intelligence committee, trying to sort of politicize this whole russian investigation. we also have a story that went under the radar screen, the nominee for ambas

the highlight of the night, a surprise performance by drake that spiegel is said to have paid for himselfost of the party, $4 million. i don't know if this is going to improve morale at the company, raul i'm hearing all kinds of things. spent some time in l.a. in kind of snap territory where it seems like a few people who work for the company, not so happy about the way things are going what's your take on this spending on a new year's party it's not so out of character the likes of facebook and twitter have done this sort of thing before >> look, you know, all tech companies do this stuff, try to keep it on the down low. i've been to parties that microsoft threw that were pretty big. they had macklemore come and things like that these things happen all the time i think $4 million is a drop in the bucket for snap. i don't know about the morale issue or what's going on over there, but i think people are making a big deal because it's evan, it's snap, and it's in l.a. they are turning it into something that it's no big deal. >> but -- make a slightly different point about this, too, tech is

mira's he didn't have to bring in any because the water functions as a mirror here from here all spiegel. in the museum can only be visited when you sign up for a guided tour many of them here more than once photographers in particular enjoy finding new motifs in the rooms of these was a pick two three my love of this installation and i really look forward to the opportunity to take more pictures of it before it as you just love a few an all too tall guy so i think it's amazing how colored light can transform large abandoned spaces. mit's fabio markham. the only outdoor installation is light art by a pioneer of the genre james terrelle. when the light in the dome changes it seems like the color of the sky changes to it's an optical illusion. a waterfall dancing in straw was light and installation by their claim danish artist olafur eliasson. a current exhibition explores a dying breed of light the fluorescence to. berlin based artist folk had to kempton has several works in the shell. this piece focuses on the transience of the tube. the cancellation of there is some recent chooses a rat

issuing warnings to the uk's biggest companies over a brexit no deal scenario joining me now is peter spiegelews editor from "the financial times. good morning to you. this sort of breaking news that you have had has developed over the last couple of days, and it's that the eu is threatening uk companies and warning them how bad a no deal would be if that's the eventuality is that right? >> that's it let's remember where we were just before the christmas break. theresa may finally at long last reached a divorce deal with brussels, it seemed like financially there was peace and love breaking out between london and brussels what we've seen since then is the european commission has been quietly sending legal notices to every major uk industry saying you guys get ready because this will be a disaster there is no brexit deal between the eu and britain on what the trading relationship is after brexit you guys will be cut out for the entire european market you have to set up subsidiaries in europe. that's been going on david davis found out about it from industry, he's angry about it this whole peac

there's an excellent article in your spiegel i'm about two years ago describing the court isis as a former iraqi regime and a baghdad is nothing but a figurehead. we don't have a discussion about that here in washington but that article which is a a leak from german intelligence is correct, then we're fighting the war against isis and absolute wrong way, providing a cover for the former regime to draw islamic sentiments. thank you. >> thank you very much. mike. >> if you've already dealt with this, i'm sorry i was late, then you can skip to the next issue. but what about korea? i mean, here was this cavalier talk about nuclear war and people who ostensibly no better saying -- >> who? >> well, , i always thought, mae indirectly, that lindsey graham was supposed to know about this stuff, talk rather cavalierly that, well, it will be okay because of the did people will be koreans. you know, you're sitting there in the seat. what do you do about korea? >> you fast forwarded to my final question for the whole pelican so that's terrific. i think, let's take this. >> original question was why u.s

there's an excellent article in "der spiegel" from about two years ago describing the core of isis as the former iraqi regime and al-baghdadi is nothing but a figurehead. we don't have a discussion about that here in washington but if that article is correct, when we're fighting the war against isis in the absolutely wrong way, providing a cover for saddam's former regime to draw on islamic sentiment. thank you. >> thank you very much. mike -- [inaudible] >> hi, if you've already dealt with this, sorry, i was late, then you can skip to the next issue. but what about korea? here is this cavalier talk about nuclear war and people who ostensibly know better saying -- >> who? >> well, i always thought maybe incorrectly that lindsey graham was supposed to know about stuff, talked rather cavalierly that, well, it'll be okay because all the dead people will be koreans. you know, you're sitting there in this seat, what do you do about korea? >> you fast forwarded to my final question to the whole panel, so that's terrific. and i think let's take this. >> the origin question was why u.s. loses

neil: we are getting confirmation that the president has spoken already and gotten updates from spiegel paul ryan as you indicated before anyone else on board the train. they are all all right on that train. i did have a question to ask you about the mood going into this, as tragic as it was in it could've been a heck of a lot worse that republicans are feeling pretty good after last night and the gathering days god. big reviews for the president's performance come even the market coming back today. how would you wrap it up? >> republicans generally were pretty favorable. the democrats either through a different prism. i went to house minority leader nancy pelosi presented. she was very critical of the president. don't forget even though they might be writing this immediately politically after the speeches last night, after the speech last night, they have to figure out in the weeks time junta from the government again. they don't have an agreement on daca immigration. there's this question of the budgetary caps, sequestration, mandatory cuts impose some years ago. if the fence very har