on the german side and bohemian switzerland on the czech side our final destination was to cina in the czech republic located just a 20 minute train journey from the german border. works as a tour guide and has spent years studying the history of bohemia including its railway heritage. she's acquired expert knowledge on the military geo political and economic developments that were key to the construction and operation of the train line which runs through the elder valley. and. the fingers of the state though the interestingly the 1st. trailers here were built to transport salt. poured in this then subsided and over time the coal trade grew to be more significant emotion. than bohemia was a world power when it came to deposits of both legs night and but human us call it home and. coal mining saw the start of an economic boom for the entire region one that also had an impact on its railway infrastructure. but shunned out in saxony just a few kilometers from the border to what is now the czech republic it's one of many towns and villages in the region that flourished thanks to their loca

from the railway takes passengers across the border and into the czech part of bohemian switzerland. we change trains in the town of rome book and set off on the next leg of our journey following the picturesque route all the way to did seen. you and you went across the border national park railway project was inaugurated in 2014 it saved the vent partially discontinued line here from complete closure. these tracks were originally laid primarily to transport drama tiriel but most of the small mines and factories lining the route were not able to survive after the communist regimes in east germany and in czechoslovakia ended in 1989. the majestic infrastructure of the railway line along the border between germany and what was then the austrian empire shows how important the route was in the early 20th century for example this 190 meter long viaduct in the lame off completed in 1904. sitting on stone pillars fashioned from bohemian granite the solid steel bridge towers 34 meters above the village mosque. or is able it's river . at 1st glance northern bohemia appears in conspicuous low

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president was in switzerland as history was being made in the united states. is now the 3rd president in u.s. history to face removal from office by trial in the senate the leaders of the 2 political parties in the chamber the republican majority leader mitch mcconnell and the democratic minority leader chuck schumer presented their cases for and against the resolution that sets the rules for this trial mcconnell calls it fair and says it's based on the bill clinton impeachment trial back in 1999 schumer says it's anything but fair here's part of what both men said earlier today. the senate is not about to rush into these waiting questions without discussion and without deliberation without even hearing opening arguments for there were good reasons 100 out of 100 senators agreed to decades ago to cross these bridges when we came to them that is what we will do this. as well fair is fair the process was going to offer president clinton and basic fairness dictates it ought to be good enough for this president as well it's hard to imagine a greater subversion of

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but the long sdow of events in washington still seems to reach here to switzerland.es robbins, bbc news. nada: remember, you can find more on all the day's news plus urthe impeachment trial on website. and to see what we are working nytime, check us out twitter. i am nada tawfik. thank you forching "world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... babbel, an online program designed by language specialists aching spanish, french and more. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. narrator: be more, pbs. ♪ ♪ judy: good evening. on the newshour tight -- >> the most important question e must answer today will the president and the americanfa people get a ir trial? judy: the impeachme trial of president trump. abuse of power and obstruction of congress.the senate opens the we break down the highlights. a world away from idshington, prt trump arrived in switzerland come a touting the u.s. eco

there is a huge backlog and refiners and switzerland is that still the case is that the story in switzerland where refining and what they have inherited i think updates on that we are in daily touch with there on the refiners because we buy all our metals from the refunds in the new fresh go or still we're also so that was a falls rumor. that was the shortest last year there was never a shortage there were never so that was some money and i know one or 2 people who did it also but i'm not going to mention names but that was someone who just did that to his own purpose so that refiners whenever short of metals. in the autumn of 2019 they had a more quiet market they never had for many years so was actually and that was in spite of the fact that e.t.s. had been buying gold set rubber because we know the n.e.t.'s by go they don't actually take physical gold they get is just the bullion banks that move a bit of gold from the from the central banks over to the e.t.f. so it so that gold is sold 2 times and 3 times over and that you don't know so there was no increase in physical gold a month from

just a part of the intercontinental hotel in davos, switzerland.ll arrive in a matter of minutes, i will address the booming economy while encouraging business to invest in the united states. shannon: violent riots a breakout at the mexico guatemala border, thousands of migrants clashing with mexican police as they try to reach the united states. rob: the us and mexico dealing with this situation together. >> those migrants crossing the river separating guatemala and mexico after mexican officials stop them from crossing the border bridge. the mexican national guard meeting them with here gas and preventing them entering mexico after reports that 4000 people looking to travel into the us into guatemala from honduras last week, some of those migrants throwing rocks and bottles. this latest showdown after mexican government promised the trump administration it would clampdown on migration from mexico to the us by forcing asylum-seekers to wait in mexico as their cases are decided. the president threatened mexico with economic sanctions if it failed t

the president arrived in switzerland early this morning.bilateral meetings after his speech this morning including with the president of iraq, the prime minister of pakistan, the president of the kurdish regional government and the president of the regional commission. the president expected to take the stage at any moment now. we will carry those remarks live as soon as he does. >>> the white house has announced a list of house members that will be aiding president trump's defense team during the senate impeachment trial but a senior administration official says the members are not part of the official legal team and will not be presenting arguments on the senate floor during the trial. the selected members include republican congressman doug collins of georgia, mike johnson of louisiana, jim jordan of ohio, mark meadows of ohio, lee zelden of new york, along with congresswoman debbie lesko of arizona, and the official notes that each member is set to give critical guidance on the case because of their strong familiarity of the facts and e

let's get back to the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. sara, it has been great.ur last panel. what do you have next? >> thank you so much good morning, dom. i'm here with the chairman of jp morgan chase international, former bank of israel governor a davos vaeteran how many years now >> this is 33. >> there is so much talk around climate and esg and negative interest rates you were earnly in warning abou negative interest rates. >> it is an issue. negative interest rates have done their job very well when the financial crisis was at its highest. it was important to extinguish the fire but it is abnormal it moves the load of the financial industry it encourages people to take morris being it weakens the financial industry look at the pension system, true life insurance it represents a fundamental imbalance. it is a result of something called the only game in town monetary policy has become the only game in town for too long the important thing is the solution has to come through other policy solutions whether fiscal policy or pressure those policies remove distort

-- dabo's, switzerland -- dabo's -- davos, switzerland. then a group of mayors hold a news conference to discuss policy priorities at the u.s. conference of mayors meeting in washington, d.c. here is president trump's press conference from this morning and davos, switzerland. please, come on up. larry, robert, steve, come on up.

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his presidency on the line donald childfree to the annual meeting of the world economic forum in switzerland where he criticized climate change activists but the most favorite all those activists say to turn back says leaders like chant all failing to avert a climate catastrophe. i lebanon's new prime minister announces the formation of a new cabinet in his country so will the new government be able to satisfy demonstrate his demanding radical change. i'm going home free glad you could join me we start of the united states where history is being made donald trump is now the 3rd president u.s. history to face removal from office by trial the u.s. senate is the setting for an impeachment trial where trump faces charges of abuse of power. and obstruction of congress congressional democrats say trump conditioned critical military funding for ukraine on the country's help in hurting a potential political opponent in the 2020 alexion and then try to cover it up with republicans and trump's needle teams say that the president's actions were appropriate and legal no impeachable the senate spent hour

president trump is back in washington after attending the world economic forum in davos in switzerland where he lashed out against pietschmann proceedings he also boasted about withholding evidence from the democrats white house correspondent kimberly halkett as more. u.s. president donald trump returned home to washington ignoring reporters' questions about the ongoing senate impeachment trial against him but before leaving davos switzerland trump in his 1st press conference the start of the trial lashed out at his democratic adversaries calling them major sleaze bags that his mind set focused on his defense trumped told reporters he wanted to let members of his administration testify like former national security adviser john bolton secretary of state mike pump aoe and other top officials he even floated the possibility of showing up himself i'd love to go with the white you know i don't know i sort of love sit right there front row and stare their corrupt faces i'd love to do it i don't know don't don't keep talking because i know you may convince me to do it trump seemed fixated on

or the gnomes of switzerland are you anonymous what's really. no one knows and no tool someone was trying to if you will do very well because you know right now i think go is the best insurance against physical gold is the best insurance against the risk to see in the world and that's what i decided to worry back into too many for our own money we started with and a few people we had buys in the bench and we opened it up. so as you know only. a wall says go and so there's just a minuscule amount and very very few people who are actually even good looking at gold are considering using gold as insurance. for you know i wouldn't call much of normal home all i'm saying is that the few people who are interested in preserving well some of those we are trying to help and you know it's a real pleasure to meet people who are actually free thinkers because most of the investors in the world just think about the stock market's going up and of course every other period for a long long time i mean i wrote an article somebody called alfred and he invested thr

away from president trumrives in davos, switzerland, touting the s. a denying the risks of the climate crisis. plus, amid a humitariane, catastro fragile life for those who survive. heartbreak and hope in northern syria. >> ( translated ): in my village i used to play with my friends at school.

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in switzerland one of the world's biggest meetings of government leaders and c.e.o.'s gets under way. those 2 back the most powerful man in the world up against the youngest highest profile climate activist. listen up with the latest from the world economic forum in davos. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us in china concerns are growing over the rapid spread of a deadly corona virus so far the virus has been blamed for 4 deaths with more than 200 patients infected in china and cases also being reported in thailand japan and south korea with millions preparing to travel for the lunar new year holiday several countries are beginning to screen travelers from the affected region. in which an infected patients are treated in isolation wards at the ready is not confirmed over $200.00 cases of coronavirus symptoms include fever and difficulty breathing although there have been deaths authorities say most patients are not seriously ill health authorities believe the outbreak originated at this now closed market in new han which sold fish and wild animals research

we are monitoring his news and switzerland's. do you spoil your kids? ♪ i want the whole world ♪ i want the whole world ♪ my bar of chocolate ♪ heather: a new study revealing how much money parents are putting in their kids pockets. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ it was always burning since the world spin turning ♪ we didn't start the fire ♪ we didn't like it but we are trying to fight it ♪ >> a little billy joel to get you moving this morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. thank you for starting the day with us. it is going to be a very busy one. all eyes on capitol hill as donald trump's impeachment trial officially begins, the president calls on republican reinforcements to defend against the democrats. kevin cork joins us from statuary hall with what to expect today and the lights are on in the capital. >> indeed they are on. we are ready for business and an important day in washington as we look ahead to the senate trial. the impeachment trial of the president of the united states, 67

so he will be in the mountains of switzerland speaking to the world economic elite. years ago he said that is not his crowd. when the choice is staying home, watching your own impeachment trial. is this the right pick? >> it is the right pick because he has a lot to tout. the fact that people took him to task when he put tariffs on china, that brought china around. now we have a phase one deal with china. we have usmca now that is historic deal, 25 years in the making. he has a lot to talk about, a lot more work to do with europe. you know, we have brexit to play out. that requires britain to do some homework in their own country but also equals opportunity for them to do business with us when they get their affairs settled. we also have in negotiation with france. connell: right. >> so i think this is an important forum. it would be a shame for him to miss it. he shouldn't. let the impeachment go through. donald trump's delivering. connell: i seem to recall, kind of similar comments from clinton advisors back in the day. make it look like you're running the country.

but the long shadow of events in washington still seems to reach here to switzerland.'m sure we will have lots of coverage in that touch of that in oui’ coverage in that touch of that in our pp review at 10:40pm and again at 11:30pm this evening —— that's the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are kate andrews, an economic correspondent from the spectator, and polly mackenzie, director of the cross—party the headlines on bbc news... the impeachment trial of donald trump has begun. trump is charged with abusing the power of his office and obstructing the subsequent inquiry by congress. meanwhile, he has mounted a strong attack on the climate change movement during his speech in switzerland. the nhs in england faces paying up £4.3 billion in legal fees to settle outstanding claims of clinical negligence. sport now — and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's adam wild. good evening. a busy night in the premier league is well under way, with six matches, most of them reaching the half—time stage. manchester city fc have the chance to close the gap on lea

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and back in washington after attending the world economic forum in switzerland is just press conference in davos to lash out against the impeachment proceedings and he also boasted about what holdings of evidence from the democrats. in the ban on all public transport to contain the spread of a deadly virus and the chinese city of holland has taken effect all planes trains buses and ferries and out of the city have been shut down a number of confirmed cases across china has gone to $57017.00 people have died since the virus emerged last month and cases have also been detected in several countries in asia and the us a world health organization will decide whether to declare the outbreak a global health emergency later on thursday and let's go live now to adrian brown who is in hong kong so adrian this is basically a quarantine of will what else do we know about it. you know that's up 3 ride i'm actually at hong kong international airport at the moment one of the world's busiest airports and of course plenty of flights between here and china but no flights today between hong kong those fli

john roberts is in switzerland to a night ahead of the president's trip.ood evening. >> good morning to you from linzer heim. we got a glimpse into the defense of the president's legal team. he is going to start presenting tomorrow and a lengthy outline of their case described in the articles of impeachment as "a dangerous perversion of the constitution that should be swiftly and roundly condemned." >> on the eve of his impeachment trial, president trump is headed for the world economic forum in dumbo switzerland. taking a swipe at his nemesis tweeting, "crying chuck schumer is asking for fairness when he and the democratic house members work together to make sure i got zero fairness. what else is new?" the president will be talking up american prosperity, meeting with world leaders'. in austin, texas, rally with farmers last night, he contrasted what he is doing with what democrats are trying to do. >> i'm going to europe to talk to world leaders and talk to business people. everybody wants to come back to america. we are achieving what no administration

the president himself is thousands of miles away in switzerland at the world economic forum.just a hoax, it'sjust a hoax, it it's just a hoax, it is the witchhunt that has been going on for yea rs witchhunt that has been going on for years and frankly it is disgraceful. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme... health chiefs warn that a deadly pneumonia virus is spreading beyond china with a case confirmed in the us. and could a spot of meditation in the office help boost staff morale? we visit the singapore start—up where mindfulness is part of the working day. live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington, where the impeachment trial of president trump has officially started in the us senate. not a lot of progress yet, though. republicans and democrats can't even decide on how it should proceed. here's our north america editorjon sopel. hear ye, all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment. 1868, 1999 and now 2020, for only the

the president arrived in switzerland, as his impeachment trial was getting under way, back home in washington dc. he came to davos, with a provocative message for the world's climate experts, who are calling for urgent action to save the planet. we must reject the perennial prophets of doom and their predictions of the apocalypse. among those present was the teenage climate activist, greta thunberg, who tore into political leaders, and the economic priorities driving their decisions. you say, "just leave this to us, we will fix this, we promise we won't let you down, don't be so pessimistic." and then... ..nothing... ..silence. we'll have the latest from davos and from washington, on the impeachment process against president trump. also tonight: in china, experts warn that a new respiratory virus can be expected to spread right across the country and into other neighbouring states within days. the duke and duchess of sussex have issued a legal warning, after the latest photographs by paparazzi were published around the world. and in australia, after the devastation of months of wildfires — we

the line don't want trunk leaves the united states he opened the world economic forum in davos switzerland today by posting about u.s. economy saying america is winning like never before but teenage activists credit she says that leaders like trump are failing to avert a climate catastrophe and sounding the alarm to chinese state media reporting a 6th person as the phone with that new coronavirus international airports train stations are screening passengers from china concerned bros as health officials with the virus can be passed from human to human plus as all straw use wildfires burn some of the country's unique wild wife tonight now a mother and her songs are doing their part to help save the king a route. i'm burnt goff it's good to have you with us and we start in the united states history being made at this hour donald trump is now the 3rd president in u.s. history to face possible remove all from office by a trial the u.s. senate is the setting for his impeachment trial where truck faces charges of abuse of power and obstruction of congress congressional democrats say that drunk c

but will this gathering of the world economic forum, 5,000 feet up in switzerland, give an embattleddent the high ground he craves? even without impeachment, he is way out of step with the main goal of this meeting — to do much more to tackle global temperature rise. but to embrace the possibilities of tomorrow, we must reject the perennial prophets of doom and their predictions of the apocalypse. they are the heirs of yesterday's foolish fortune tellers and i have them and you have them and we all have them, and they want to see us do badly, but we don't let that happen. being here today in switzerland and not in washington, the president may feel he is among friends — surrounded by more than 100 fellow billionaires — but, in truth, he is in a much more vulnerable and uncomfortable position than any of them. i'm a very big believer in the environment, we're now doing extremely well in the united states, but what i want is to have the cleanest water, the cleanest air and that is what we are going to have and that's what we have right now. so, who are the world's biggest polluters? th

news coming to you live from berlin the 50th summit of the world economic forum opens in switzerland in his keynote speech president dollar trump the strength of the u.s. economy and says america is grinning like never before climate activists gratitude and bergen's also been addressing delegates we'll go live to davos to get reactions also on the program. chinese state media say a 6th person has died from a new coronavirus international airport sentry and stations us treating passengers from the heightened concern is growing as health officials now warn the virus can be awestruck human to human. and from police chief to prison a chinese court sentences a full month president of interpol to touch him and a half years in prison for corruption but is there more to the case we'll ask an expert. and the mexican border guards clashed with migrants trying to cross into the country from guatemala migrants have been waiting across the river on the border after authorities closed a nearby bridge they were using. plus the skill from haiti becomes an improbable star at the youth winter olympics

the president himself is thousands of miles away in switzerland at the world economic forum.his is just this isjust a hoax. that is this is just a hoax. that is the witch—hunt that has been going on for yea rs witch—hunt that has been going on for years and frankly it is disgraceful. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: health chiefs warn that a deadly pneumonia virus is spreading beyond china, with a case confirmed in the us. and, could a spot of meditation in the office help boost staff morale? we visit the singapore start—up, where mindfulness is part of the working day. good morning. it's nine am in singapore, one o'clock in london and 8pm in washington — where the impeachment trial of president trump has officially started in the us senate. not a lot of progress yet, though. republicans who control the chamber, have rejected attempts by the democrats to obtain new documents and evidence. the latest, live, in a moment, but first, here's our north america editorjon sopel. hear ye, all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment. 1868, 1999 an

. >>> president trump is in davos, switzerland, as the senate is about to begin his impeachment trial. with mitch mcconnell laying down the rules giving each side just 24 hours to layout their case. >> health officials are stepping up screenings at major u.s. airports after seeing the spread of a deadly stery virus. >> arm in arm, at least eight democratic presidential candidates put differences aside and marched together in honor of dr. martin luther king u.k. are selling the couple's merchandise at deep discounts as they try to clear the shelves. >> and hail the size of baseballs. plus wicked cold temperatures in the east bundle up. "early today" starts rig n >>> good morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. a monumental morning on capitol hill as impeachment heads before the senate for only the third time in our nation's history with the trial of president trump beginning in earnest, expect an international split screen as the president himself attends the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell released the ground rules last ni

away from president trumrives in davos, switzerland, touting the s. economy a denying the risks of the climate crisis. plus, amid a humitariane, catastro fragile life for those who survive. heartbreak and hope in northern syria. >> ( translated ): in my village i used to play with my friends at school. my friends were killed in a airstrike, and i survived, then came here. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> on a cruise with americ cruise lines, you can experience historic destinations along the mississippi river, the columbia river and across the united states. american cruise lines fleet of small ships explore american landmarks, local cultures and calm waterways. american cruise lines, proud sponsor of pbs newshour. >> consumer cellular believes that wireless plans should reflect the amount of talk, text and data that you use. s offer a variety of no- contract wirelesans for people who use their phone a between.a lot, or anything in to learn more, go to consumercell

but trump is back in washington after attending the world economic forum in switzerland use his pressconference in davos to lash out against impeachment proceedings both said about withholding some evidence from the democrats. let's take the impeachment proceedings on now with michael isikoff who's a chief investigative correspondent at yahoo news joins us from new york and michael all right we've had several hours more than 5 hours is still in recess at the moment as they take their dinner break but what's your assessment of where we are so far have we heard anything new. not to those of us who have been following this closely for the last several months i mean what the democrats are doing is basically taking the testimony that was compiled during those weeks of hearings back in november and replaying it frankly over and over again i guess the theory is that no matter how much attention this got back in the fall it didn't get enough and that's the democrats' explanation for why it didn't move and needle in front of in terms of public support for impeachment you know that said it rema

many consider it as an informal national anthem of switzerland.esident trump is going to say. do you expect, professor, that donald trump will reference his impeachment trial beginning on the same day he is addressing these world leaders? we can guarantee it. the remarks he just world leaders? we can guarantee it. the remarks hejust made in response to some of the press. it signals what he wants to talk about. he will suggest a whole impeachment is a hoax, there is nothing wrong. it was a perfect phone call that he made to the ukrainian president. his team say it is a farce. they keep saying, and he keeps saying, read the transcript. we have read the summary of the transcript, not the whole thing. it actually is pretty damning in regard to the role of a president and the constitutional position in asking a foreign entity to have an effect on the domestic politics of the us, and then to effectively obstruct an investigation by congress which the house is constitutionally supposed to do. but compared to previous holders of the office, is it minor? i

but the long shadow of events in washington seems to reach here to switzerland. haigh is emeritus professor at the grantham institute for climate change and the environment at imperial college london. thank you very much for coming in. what is your assessment of the president's these are prophecies of doom, gloom mongers and when you more optimism. he's talking about science as if it is some sort of ta rot science as if it is some sort of tarot card reading or crystal ball gazing, it's based on good evidence and well—established scientific practices. and scientists have all clinical persuasions across the world a re clinical persuasions across the world are now pretty much agreed that global warming is due to human activity and release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. and he is wrong that we got the predictions wrong, since about the mid—19 70s the forecasts of global temperature increase have been pretty good and sometimes a bit low or a bit higher, but overall the trend has been very well predicted. so in your view that's an error or if fact. so what ab

they let him donate the artwork to the museum in switzerland.g investigation with seemingly no end. wanting any art would-be returned. anything should happen to this. >> i think what should've happened should happen in 1998. stuart i've been taught who is american. there are no white has a german accent. he is the specialist special envoy and by clinton. in 1998, he organized the washington conference in dc. in germany along with all of their countries. multi- bullet.staying one of that is the art was found it would-be made public to the national community. anyone comes forward with evidence will be okay with bringing it forward that went out consequences. i think that should've been qualified before the case and certainly after. also, i think the and is understandable there is a statue of limitations. many countries have an exception for work or stolen between 33 and 45. some people who one could reasonably see four victims of the holocaust. the german government does not have that section, those will not included would this happened. something

winter sports date back to the 1800s in this part of switzerland and the 12 kilometer downhill run is the legendary. that you got to see this every day this is an amazing landscape tell me a little bit more about what makes it so unique and special i have the are. all here and all of the. they are different in that the way the best trained to be able to figure. and that's able to. speak gives me some tips on how to ski a bit more gracefully but of course this is my activity check for a perfect weekend skiing in parsec. we take a break and a mountain restaurant where they serve up a lunch of special teams from the region. here. what do we have here it's. a brood mare plant yes one of the famous meat smiths and the cheese. from that. they could racing here in this lake this is my color married to for a perfect weekend in davos they really. after lunch we head to an igloo hotel that is rebuilt every winter the motto for this season is bella italia about 2000 hours of labor went into constructing this hotel of snow and ice oh wow. look at what we have a gondola. i'm not going to spend the