ski operators have shut down the lifts as a precautionary measure insane tant on a sixteen year old skier was caught and killed in an avalanche in another part of the alps a group of schoolchildren was caught up to but managed to escape it was a traumatic experience in. total of six young people were dragged along a few forward buried two were able to free themselves immediately and then helped rescue the others and what they were she didn't lead me to. invariant to the earth or at least have taken precautionary measures roads have been closed and there is also the threat of falling trees a number of schools in the snowbound areas are closed for the time being. the for child safety is a priority i heard earlier that there were probably two bus accidents with school buses in bavaria and we definitely wanted to avoid that that snow could cause such accidents for the safety of the children is our priority and that's why we have made these decisions. some villages are almost completely cut off some can only be reached by special vehicles in the small variant area of yet canal roads have been

one of the party late as mr harding of the center left grain tante said he's going to cut off his social media platforms like facebook and twitter as of this point which means that this will have a political signal into the electorate of the sensor left green party which is traditionally a very. very intensely following security here in the country and therefore if you also may personally i really have i really do believe that the c.e.o.'s of certain organizations media social media organizations in united states like facebook or twitter will have to focus and follow up this more closely in the coming weeks germany as the biggest market in the european union and i think this will not this will have indeed an effect on these companies as well when it comes to their german and your pain operations to be as frank osland reporting thank you. a farmer a german lawmaker has been seriously injured in an attack in the north of the country frank magnet says the leader of the anti immigration a party in britain he says he was assaulted by three men in the city center on monday evening the d. publi

in kenya, more gunfire has been heard coming from one nairobi hotel attackmi by islamist tants.ur after the kenyan interior minister said the luxury complex had been secured. leseveral peave been severely injured and officials say four were killed after a suicide bomber targeted the they and gunmen stormed hotel grounds for the militant group al-shabaab said it was behind the attack. hea's our senior afric correspondent. a bustling city thrown into chaos. this afternoon, armed men hit this hotel complex that is popular with wealthy kenyans and foreigners. atnesses reported hearing loud blast followed by gunfire sounded like automatic weapons. many w cap inside building -- trapped inside buildingsho for s. when help came, there were feelings of relief. >> than the gunships were being aimed at us. we do not know where they were coming from, who was shooting them. >> i just called my wife. asked,"babe, are you ok?" there was no reply. swifter: the response was and coordinated. lessons learned from past attacks. show of force against men sent to kill and die. acthis ais very similar

cigar they say that they're wrong military strategy they erotic what it takes and also politically tante minute jobs that of the afghan government just cause the problem and that's why they cannot defeat they mean they cannot defeat down opposition a general sense that afghanistan they're not happy about it in there just what about the future because as a nation we deserve better we as a nation we cannot close soldiers the day and we cannot pay the prices in that should be stopped immediately and indeed. with the taliban's increasing influence it puts. in a stronger position these talks. well it is when they died a state of america would like to play two techniques at the same time they would like to shake the right hands and they would like to hold the rock and the left both back to work off so far because the special and donald trump meeting have been meeting with the taliban for six days in qatar when he kept afghanistan i think that it was not very happy he shared his concerns in his briefings with person gani there was no good reaction that i mean definitively that negotiation is on

tant are these i'm not seeing futures market selloff that hard on the back of them. ,> there are twoate cases one involving stolen technology, which was brought out in washington which we had already heard a little bit about couple of weeks ago. the second case they brought today is related to the cfo's detainment in canada. that is the one that from the look of it, looks pretty significant. essentially saying it was financial fraud involving banks, in which they essentially, huawei made it look like they were not doing business in iran in a way that would violate u.s. sanctions. it sounds like a case that has been going on for a decade. joe: what kind of penalties could the u.s. potential he impose on the company itself? >> we are familiar with financial penalties, but they can also put in any type of, look for ways to block the company from doing business in the united states. that was one of the big issues they hung out in front of zte a year ago. by bringing these cases and calling the company out like this, they can do some significant damage to the company being able to do busi

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it is a mill ways you could slice this, but i think he feels burns and is es tant to do that. it is the perception that he is giving in on this singular idea of the wall. there will not be a wall from one end of the border to another. it is a physical impossibility. you will not put one sing l huge wall in place. will he just go out and convince people that he did? >> what point does donald trump, he may not be playing by the rules, all of these things may be true, at what point do they feel like they have to figure out how to get the government workers paid? >> it is really clear that they're not going to put down money to build a wall. and i think that the white house will signal that they're willing to sign something. >> i thought that was the case three weeks ago though. >> again, the learning curve, the president has a slow learning curve. >> does the white house view fuse night's speech as a success or failure? >> it is still their position that they want to sell. this that there is a real humanitarian aspect to this to try to soften how the president is perceives about

but it's the way this president is so very luck tant to criticize vladimir putin and the conjunction of these to stories there's a president hiding effectively some of the things he said with president putin, asking translator not even to disclose them to his own aides in the white house, in conjunction with bob mueller is investigating. >> while often undermining nato in other institutions while he's at it. >> and the european union, which is what president putin wants to do and say russians were behind the meddling in the 2016 election. for his reasons he doesn't want to show he didn't win the 2016 election bhimself with these big rallies and it was his popularity contest. he doesn't want to concede it was russia who might have been engaged in that but he's very leery of saying russia is the ones who helped him >> just to get a sense of what's going on behind the scenes at the fbi and minds of the prosecutors he justice department and others as this was unfolding and they're watching this happen and they actually undertook the decision to launch a counterintelligence investigation

very rel tant that in the six months plus since the president met kim jong-un the north koreans have continued to produce nuclear material. though mr. kim denies it intelligence agencies say they're continuing to produce missiles. there is no evidence that the denuclearization the president and mr. kim talked about in singapore in june has even begun. the north koreans have not even turned over the first step, the list of their facilities, the number of missiles they have, the number of weapons they have, where they store them. this next summit has got to be focussed on a very rigorous plan to get from a to b, and it's not clear right now that the president is intent on that. he keeps saying we have all the time in the world. >> david, thank you for your insight. good to have you with us. >> thank you. good to see you, ana. >>> coming up live in the cnn news room, ocasio cortez in a brand new interview with anderson cooper. she's been on the receiving end, but tonight she's firing back. that's next. do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma ha

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tant point. >>> to the new proposals tore en the government, they're expected to be put to a vote on the hill totrrow. as t plays out, the president is pushing ahead with plans to visit his state of the union address next week. nbc wte house correspondent kristen welker has the story. >> reporter: president trump seems determined to ge his state of the union address despite house speaker nancy pelosi urging him to del it. as the senate is poised to vote on bills to end the stalemate, there's still no clear end in sight. sight. this morning the white house says it's moving forward with the state of the union address next tsday at the capitol as planned, despite a request by house speaker nancy pelosi to reschedule it, due to what she called security concerns prompted by the shutdown. concer trump administration officials have said are unfounded. the white house sent a letter to the house sergeant at arms asking for a dry run for the eech and overnight press secretary sarah sanders dug in. >> nancy pelosi invited t >> nancy pelosi invited the president. he accepted. she cited security

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i think how this why democrats don't want toin tant this, it's not even the same fullback.temporary. so a permanent wall in exchange for temporary daca status for democrats is a nonstarter. that said, i think it's going to become pretty clear pretty quickly this week that even if the senate does move this through successfully, it's not going to become law. so then they have to go back to the drawing board. and mitch mcconnell has been a very sort of enigmatic figure throughout this drama. he was burned by the president and has been unwilling to publicly clash with him in the wake or come out and say he know what is the president thinks. everyone is saying we need to press to write down woo and it's not just because there are issues on the hill. democrats and republicans on the the hill agreed about this a long time ago. this is the president who flu tlau wrench in these works and who is an incredibly unreliable negotiator. he says one thing one day, members of congress takes a little while to implement what he says, even if it's only a couple of hours, that's plenty of time

kentucky it's widely felt we caught up with coach cal perry and he said it's obvious that kentucky tantthe congress knows it, the senate knows it that these people don't deserve to be the middle of this. they are. you know, some of them have children with special needs. we had a woman who had cancer. we had a woman who was being thrown out of her apartment. >> what's your message to say mitch mcconnell, your home state senator, what do you tell people not to have this happen again? >> well, what i hope is they all come together and under we just got to make something work and everybody compromise. >> so, guys, coach cal he and his wife through their foundation gave out $200,000 to locals. gave out a bunch of grocery cards. it's an indication how through this entire shutdown communities have come together but it's the question of the breaking point how much longer can people last if, indeed, we have another shutdown after this three week period. now you guys can come at we with your bourbon jokes. so we'll call this the "morning joe" share. we're dealing it. >> i got to say, man, i think