[ cheers and applause ] and we have music from st. paul & the broken bones.you are here on a great night. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, president trump declared a national emergency on friday, and then spent the rest of the weekend lashing out at critics. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: after trump unilaterally bypassed congress by declaring a state national emergency to build his border wall, he spent the rest of the weekend calling the media the enemy of the people, demanded retribution against tv networks and called justice department officials who investigated him treasonous. it's more obvious every day that trump's natural inclination is to be a dictator. he could even try to grow a dictator mustache, but based on the rest of his hair situation, i'm not sure. [ laughter ] and trump wouldn't -- would be even scarier if he weren't so easily distracted. for example, he couldn't even make it 24 hours after declaring his national emergency before he escaped to florida for a weekend of go

st. paul. that takes us to eight.rson city, so yeah, got those four. we got st. paul. we have santa fe and little rock. that takes us to seven. [both laugh] you know, i want to make sure. mobile, jackson. tennessee... seven. final answer. >> [sighs] man, you were there. you actually had gotten up to 8. >> did i really? i lost count. >> you had up to 8 then you worked your way back to 7. yeah, it was 9. you mentioned baton rouge. >> ah, i forgot. >> and then you forgot it on the way back through. aw man, you missed des moines. it was the only one you missed. you had baton rouge and you had des moines. man, you played a great game. you guys, give it up for mike chearney, leaving with $5,000. it was good to meet you. >> thank you. >> head on up the stairs, mike. [dramatic music] ♪ so frustrating. mike knew his capitals, had it to eight, and just lost his place. good news, at least he's walking out of here with $5,000. our next contestant is in public relations from pensacola, florida. please give it up for brooke fleming

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st. paul's forensics between the bits parts. truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t w. the e.u. is set to approve free trade with singapore the city state is already a top destination for you investment and could very soon see lots more but not everyone is happy with the deal. also coming up. unemployment is up in south korea is a steep price and the minimum wage takes effect. this is business as on the double younger adults as welcome singapore and the european union are one step closer to signing off on the free trade deal it's a sign of the e.u. deeper push for open market accords with countries all over asia the european parliament will vote on the deal by wednesday afternoon and it looks like it will pass that first hurdle it's the use first trade agreement with a member of the association of i'm sorry southeast asian nations a group of countries in the region that have teamed up to promote economic growth the deal and so remove all barriers to trade within five years in twenty seventeen trade in goods alone between the un singapore amounted to more than fifty three billion

of crimes i see in this video recording one of the soldiers who shot million man is on trial now st. paul forensics be too. it's part. truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t w. this is news coming to you live tensions flare up between india and pakistan over a car bombing that killed dozens of indian paramilitaries in a disputed region of kashmir the indian government is accusing pakistan of supporting the attack also coming up u.s. president donald trump threatens a national emergency to get the money to build a border wall with mexico. as has offered some funds but only if for sure what he had demanded. plus a serious contender for the top prize of the for.

st. paul's forensics between bits parts. of the book truce to take goods starts feb fifteenth on t.w. . the be . mrs daily news live from berlin farewell to the super jumbo european aviation giant air bus pulls the plug on its double decker a three eating because airlines just aren't buying enough of them to find out what it means for the company and its employees also coming up. the united states and israel get tough on iran they're leaving a new push against the islamic republic at a conference in the polish capital of warsaw. and at the berlin wall of the story of a same sex marriage in spain.

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st. paul's forensics between bits parts. truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t w. so far so good that's how u.s. officials describe how trade talks are going in china and donald trump seems to agree but are washington and beijing really close to making a deal also coming up. a possible compromise over a controversial pipeline bringing russian gas to germany as the e.u. sets out new rules for north st. welcome to the w business i'm john elder on high hopes for a resolution to the u.s. china tariff dispute as negotiations continue this week signals from u.s. president donald trump that he may extend the trade in march one have been followed by reports of an upcoming high level meeting no less than chinese president xi jinping is supposedly set to meet top u.s. officials on friday but the stakes remain high and a lot can still happen between now and then u.s. president donald trump spent the day in washington entertaining his colombian counterparts but that didn't stop him from weighing in on the progress of trade talks in beijing. going along very well we'll see what

the weather must be really bad for the twin cities in st. paulare winter emergencies and they did. in the south millions of people are coping with record rain and even deadly tornados. meg oliver has more. >> reporter: national weather service has a crew on the ground assessing tornado damage in northeastern mississippi. a 41-year-old woman was killed late saturday afternoon. 100 miles to the west this flooding friday swamped grenada county. >> they say turn around, don't drown. >> reporter: some parts of the south have seen days of hev ay rain and dangerous flooding along the tennessee river. mud slides have killed roads in tennessee. more snow in the plain state. >> as you can see it's very dangerous driving conditions out here so you need stay home and get off the road. >> reporter: near zero visibility on many roadways saturday. according to the national weather service in omaha it's the snowiest weather in history. high wind warnings are in effect for several cities. chicago, buffalo, philadelphia and here in new york city. with so much mois

st. paul's forensics between it's part. truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t.w. . the airbus a three eighty runs out of broadway production of the world's biggest airliner will grind to a halt in two years. also coming up online retail giant amazon cancels plans to build its second headquarters in new york to go live to our correspondent there for reactions. and kenya faces a shortage of flowers on valentine's day because growers are missing a key ingredient. welcome to d.w. business i'm joined on in berlin thanks for joining us european plane maker air bus is halting production of its super jumbo passenger jet the a three eighty after just over a decade the company had hoped the a three eighty would revolutionize air travel but airlines have been cautious about committing to the costly double decker planes cancelled orders from two key airlines pushed air bus to finally discontinue the model. it's the end of a rather short. barely a decade after the world's biggest pos and your jet first took to the air its maker is calling us today airbus had hoped the a three ei

st. paul's forensics between bits and bytes. truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t w.this is d w news coming to you live from berlin standoff in venezuela hearted in an interview with d.w.p. opposition leader one why though calls for the military to allow humanitarian aid into the country otherwise he says as many as three hundred thousand people could die but president bush during his says he won't budge also coming up the end of an ordeal he was jailed in thailand and facing deportation the brain but now refugee footballer hakim araby has made.

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st. paul's forensics between bits and bytes. truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t.w. . germany's largest lender finally get some good news deutsche of og posting its first annual profit in four years but is it enough for the embattled bank to stave off a merger with a rival lender. and what to do about the growing need for caretakers in japan immigration is one answer but japanese society is also looking at robots. and also on the show it's swine time in asia as we approach the chinese year of the pig . i'm stephen beard's in berlin thanks for watching. germany's largest lender deutsche bank has reported a profit for last fiscal year the announcement marks the first time the troubled bank was in the black since two thousand and fourteen according to the bank's numbers deutsche bank made around three hundred forty million in profits the positive numbers are slightly lower than analysts expectations but still market turn around and georgia's fortunes begin raised speculation about a merger with germany's smaller comments bonk skeptics said the resulting bank would still b

greater, minnesota, thank you, suburbs, and thank you, the twin cities of minneapolis, st. paul.oday on ered here mississippi l river. america's great river, running straight through the middle of the ountry and through heartland. it takes its name from the word for the n father of waters. small up north. like so many of you as a kid, i got the thrill of going up there and claiming that i jumped clear the mississippi river. this flowss wider as down here to the twin cities and mom to wisconsin, where my was born. to iowa.down a place where we in minnesota to go south for the winter. illinois, a state that boasts a lot of xtraordinary presidents from abraham lincoln to barack obama. [cheers] >> then, that river meanders louis, where you will find a big arch, a gateway, hat honors our country's pioneers. on-wards to kentucky and where dr. nnessee, martin luther king jr. went one april day to join sanitation for dignity.ing where he preached about the mountaintop and how he had seen promise land. and then, to arkansas, and all the way down to new orleans, where the spirit of resilie

. >> laura: i think in st. paul is obviously a very large somali population, the largest outside of somalia in the whole world is in st. paul, minnesota. about 80,000 people -- we are talking about elon omar represents that community. but when you have both the welfare state and you have public schools that have pulled back somewhat for a variety of reasons for inculcating traditional american historical values, and the right books, and that is a tricky mix, is it not. open borders as a state that teaches some kids to really hate the american founding. as a night nightmare for assimilation. there is much more elite, including public schools and people who ran the public schools in the big cities where the immigrants settle and there was an idea that we should americanize immigrants. that doesn't just mean that they learn english, although it's incredibly important, it also means that they come to identify with their country and come to see america's founding as the founding of their country as well. and not see that

so that'll be -- the other big thing in minneapolis-st. paul something we haven't talked about at all, they're eliminating their zoning. that's kept single family homes, neighborhoods, from being able to densify. and that's actually, that's sort of shift in the built environment. bill: and california. manuel: maybe irvine i've noticed as well. i think this is another really important topic. jon: we have a couple of minutes left. just a minute or two closing, betsy, it's been an intense afternoon here. sort of mixture between optimism and pessimism, hope and despair. do you think hope is what we need to come out of this day with? microphone. microphone. elizabeth: sorry, sorry. i think we talked about this the other day. i went and looked it up. it was a piece by climate scientist named kate marvel which i really commend to everyone here, where she talked about how hope is really not the right category. we need courage, not hope. i thought that was a very smart thing to say. i'm constantly asked, are you hopeful? are you not hopeful? that's real

at the ratee grown of minneapolis or st. paul, hillary would have won wisconsin by 16,000 votes instead of losing it by 23,000 votes. the question is what can be done to help the medium-sized cities in the heartland grow better? is one of thee cities being considered for the democratic convention in 2020. this article is available online on washington monthly. if the party cannot find policy leaders to boost growth rates and enhance the number of democratic voters in purple and red state metro areas, they will have a hard time ever overcoming the republic -- republican geographic advantage, yet almost no one on the left talks as if they understand this reality. alan is joining us from north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. a couple points i would like to address if possible. i think the gentleman brings up some interesting points. ofever participated in terms the farming area. i think that should be in the points of view you said, i think that is interesting. the other thing i think demo

she was in minneapolis, st. paulamerica's most wanted" was the breakthrough generating tips. tonight after living a double life for 25 years, she was quietly arrested in st. paul. >> she was not the same person by appearance that she was back when she did these horrible things. part of the problem with the case was we were going to have a whole set of jurors that didn't know who the sla was. they would have never heard of them. so that led us into looking at some of the other crimes they did. >> what did you find when you looked at the carmichael crime? >> we were overwhelmed. we just couldn't believe that nobody had been prosecuted for the murder of myrna ophsal. john was outraged. so he made it his own mission to do what he could to try to get justice for his mom. >> i'm very happy that my mother's murder is getting the attention that it deserves, and i trust that justice will be served. >> i knew that when she was arrested, all the shit was going to hit the fan and that we would be exposed again to prosecution in

he was arrested in spain in 2015. >>> schools in minneapolis and st. paulot as cold as last week, but minus 35 windchills are expected. in those conditions, frostbite can set in in just ten minutes. speaking of extreme cold, this is what a frozen cat looks like. fluffy here was found by her owners buried in the snow. she was brought to an animal clinic unresponsive, but after many hours, she recovered which brings her down to eight lives. the clinic says fluffy is now back to her usual finicky self. cool cat. >> very cool cat. >>> we've heard a lot about potential rule changes in baseball this week, but here is one change you never saw coming. the familiar term disabled list is being changed to injury list according to espn. disability advocates asked major league baseball to change the name so people wouldn't confuse disabilities and injuries. a disability meaning someone can't play the sport. it will be in effect when the season opens march 28. >>> global stock markets lower worried that the u.s. and china not close to a trade deal. futures a little bit l

st. paul's forensics between bits parts of. truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t.w. . welcome to the phone this nigga hit on d.w. fourteenth when medium relegation troubles brought matchday twenty to a close still shaking in their boots and who could breathe a sigh of relief also on the show the title race has become a three horse race off the top and bottom both drop points was not say when it shall go self and get back into the fray are they serious contenders. will be looking cautioned in football often nuremberg goalkeeper cursed at my tenure was knocked out cold on saturday but in the decision was made to keep him on the pitch was being done to protect the player. i'm nick mckenna kline welcome to the show we have plenty to talk about and to help me do just that i have two experts joining me in the studio to my left welcome back to the bundesliga two time world cup when i go for it even easier to have you back to my right my so-called right hand man and expect also welcome to the show thank you good to have you both i'd like to start work where the home side clash

died when he was five, but he and his brother and sister went to live with an aunt and uncle in st. paulesota. he grew up a community with only a handful of blacks. white publicostly schools and spent his time mostly with white friends. wilkins was an excellent student and from early on, his writing was powerful and clear. when he went to the university of minnesota in 1919, he joined the staff of the student newspaper. graduating, wilkins on and edited a black newspaper in kansas city, missouri. he stayed there until he joined 1901taff of the naacp in -- 1931. since then, is have an influence on every major step forward of the civil rights movement. in his leadership, he is avoided exaggeration and showmanship, but he is always been powerfully effective. -- has always been powerfully affected. >> when dwight wilkins joined the naacp in 1931, it must be remembered that this was two years after the great depression had descended on this country. there was tremendous unemployment among whites. far higher proportionally than among whites in the country. there was also a tendency to try for

thank you, greater, minnesota, thank you, suburbs, and thank you, the twin cities of minneapolis, st. paulwe're gathered here today on this beautiful mississippi river. america's great river, running straight through the middle of the country and through the heartland. it takes its name from the native american word for the father of waters. it starts small up north. like so many of you as a kid, i got the thrill of going up there and claiming that i jumped clear over the mississippi river. it then gets wider as this flows down here to the twin cities and then to wisconsin, where my mom was born. and then down to iowa. a place where we in minnesota like to go south for the winter. and then to illinois, a state that boasts a lot of extraordinary presidents from abraham lincoln to barack obama. [cheers] then, that river meanders down to st. louis, where you will find a big arch, a gateway, that honors our country's pioneers. onwards to kentucky and memphis, tennessee, where dr. martin luther king jr. went one april day to join sanitation workers fighting for dignity. where he preached about

well steve i think in st. paulobviously a very large somali population, the largest outside of somalia in the whole world is in st. paul minnesota. about 80,000 people. omar represents that community. but the question is when you have both a welfare state and public schools that have pulled back somewhat for a variety of reasons for in cull indicating those traditional american historical values, the great books, all the things that bring us all together in this common community of understanding, that is a tricky mix, is it not? open borders, welfare state, public schools that teach kids in some cases to really hate if the american founding p that's a nightmare for a simulation >>> right. during the last great wave for example of immigration around 1900 there was a much greater consensus among the elites, including the public schools and the people who ran the public schools, that there was an idea we should americanize immigrants. it doesn't mean just to the learn english, also means they come to identify with the

still snowing here. >> dana: that's saying something in minneapolis st. paulor the snowiest february ever. we've hit records here. all right. hope you get dry soon. come in and see us. >> reporter: i will. >> dana: dnc plans to remind 2020 candidates of a major rule change requiring the party's eventual nominees to confirm in writing that they plan to run and, if elected, serve as a democrat. attention bernie sanders, they're talking to you. anna palmer is co-author of political play book. good to have you here. tell me about this rule change the dnc made. i felt like bernie sanders reception from democrats wasn't all that great yesterday, but he's raised $6 million in a day. >> this is clearly an attempt by the dnc to try to corral bernie sanders and make sure that if he gets the nomination, or if some of the other senators that are running that have many more liberal views. there's been a lot of talk about socialism on the campaign trail. are you a socialist or not? that they are running as democrats. if they can corral the candidates into that party's platf

st. paul's forensics between the bits parts. of truth detectives starts feb fifteenth on t w. l z if you don't know. where i come from that oh is that it does this go it just like this chinese food does matter where i am always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things a little of difference to me now. many of fluid suppressed as an articulation that exists the other part of the war haven't been implemented in china that's because i'm not a china it's a poor one domain if their foot is safe to move but if i have the right to unlearn it that is this is the job up just out of the my how i see it as a deficit why i love my job because i tired to do it except maybe. hour a day my name and the name to all and i work at the top of your. book that. the but. this is d. w. news line from berlin venezuela's rival leaders dig in for what could the calm along political standoff both sides help mass rallies across the country with president nicolas maduro proposing early parliamentary ele

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. >>> here is a live look at st. paul, minnesota. all minnesota public schools are shut down today. schools also closed in philadelphia. about 1,000 flights are already canceled. most of them in and around washington, chicago and philly and another storm system is moving into california. it's expected to follow the exact same pattern for another round of punishment this weekend. we turn now to meteorologist pad dram javaheri. >>> about 130 million people under alerts, advisories and warnings. a multi-storm setup over the next couple days. one coming in in the next 24 hours and another one late this weekend and early next week. if it's not heavy rainfall it is a wintry mix or heavy snowfall across parts of the midwest and also the intermountain west and parts of the northwest as well. the current storm brings in heavy rainfall across portions of the south. north of st. louis into parts of the great lakes it becomes all snow. all this have pushes on in towards the east as we go in later on tonight and early tomorrow morning leaving behind four to six inches of snowfall across that reg

widespread flood warning that's in effect for urban, st. paul stream and creek flooding extending well beyond the bay area. covers much of the north bay and over not east bay and into the sacramento valley. much of the remainder of the bay area is not under this flood warning for urban and stream and small creek flooding. so on we go to our forecast animation, taking us into the weekend. we expect dry weather tomorrow and friday, but more rain will come in on saturday, and that will, of course, cause more concern about flooding because the ground is so saturated already. we pick it up at 3:30 a.m. saturday. we are expecting some fairly steady and moderate to heavy rains to come in this wave of rain early saturday morning. it will continue through the day saturday as mainly light to moderate rain with a few periods, brief periods of heavy downpours. that pattern will continue into saturday afternoon and saturday night. maybe a few showers will linger sunday morning, but that should be the end of that event. once again, though, we have in the good

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