hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us british prime minister theresa may and her government face a no confidence vote later today after lawmakers threw out her breaks that deal it was the biggest and most humiliating defeat in modern british history if may's government loses the confidence vote it could trigger a general election and fresh chaos for the acrimonious brags that process the on. it's to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. it's the biggest defeat for a government in the house of commons and over a century. more than two thirds of lawmakers said no to teresa mayes divorce

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us international endorsement of venezuela's self declared interim president is growing israel and australia are among the latest countries to recognize wide though that's after his rival nicolas maduro rejected a european ultimatum for fresh elections to be held within eight days both men are now engaged in a fierce contest for the backing of venezuela's military shore up their competing claims of legitimacy. target practice under the eyes of president nicolas maduro it took place at fort. twenty seventeen a group of soldiers rose up against the government this time it was about showing loyalty. don't want to. argue plotting a coup. or are you constitutionalists. traitors never always loyal. to their. murderous sees the hand of western governments behind opposition protests he says they're trying to overthrow him he knows the military is key to staying in power opposition leader one guy though is trying to convince the military to join his side following a church service for victims of violent street clashes he made a direct appeal. venezuel

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.n. human rights chief michel that has called for deescalation talks and venezuela and an investigation into claims that security forces have killed at least twenty protesters the alleged crackdown followed a bid by opposition leader one quite though to oust president nicolas maduro but he says he's the victim of a u.s. led and has cut off diplomatic ties with washington. a defines nicolas maduro has gone on the offensive severing diplomatic relations with the u.s. a day after washington codman duros regime in the gita meant i couldn't move i think there is no doubt in the world that donald trump wants to bring in his own de facto unconstitutional government a coup d'etat in venezuela against the people and democracy. let there be no doubt that donald trump in all his madness believes himself to be the world's police believes that he is the boss of latin america and the caribbean. washington has refused to comply with madeira as orders to close its embassy in caracas but still instructed

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us british prime minister theresa may and her government face a no confidence vote later today after lawmakers threw out her breaks that deal it was the biggest and most humiliating defeat in modern british history if may's government loses the confidence vote it could trigger a general election and fresh chaos for the acrimonious breaks that process the ice to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. it's the biggest defeat for a government. the house of commons in over a century. more than two thirds of lawmakers said no to teresa mayes divorce agreement with the e.u. it is clear that the house does not support this deal but tonight spirit tells us nothing about what it does support nothing about how. the nothing about how or even if it intends to honor the decision the british people took in a referendum parliament decided to hold thursday the people may hopes to return to parliament with a new bret's had planned by next week across the channel there was a lot among evil leaders at the prospect of a no dea

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us there's a potential standoff brewing between britain and the e.u. again after british lawmakers last night voted to reopen talks on the bronx agreement parliamentarians have given prime minister theresa may a mandate to renegotiate the so-called irish backstop that's the plan to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republican bar but the e.u. insists that provision cannot be changed well with the clock ticking on an. orly brags what happens next is still unclear but may framed the house of commons vote is a win here's what she had to say. we will now take this mandate forward and seek to obtain legally binding changes to the truly great deal with concerns on the back stop while guaranteeing no hard no return to hard border between north and turned on and my colleagues and i will talk to the you about how we address the house's view as i said this afternoon there is going to talk to tighten such a change in the negotiating it will not be. foreseen contrast to a fortnight ago this house has made it clear what it needs to a

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program the u.s. justice department has charged chinese telecoms giant huawei with violating sanctions against iran and with industrial espionage the charges are linked to the arrests in canada always chief financial officer main one shoe who is also the daughter of the company's founder the move comes a time of heightened tensions between washington and beijing due to a simmering trade conflict. the announcement was a long time coming if you believe the rumor mill the u.s. has officially cuse chinese telecom giant huawei of a bevy of crimes a grand jury in new york has returned an indictment alleging thirteen additional crimes committed by walk away it's c.f.o. it's affiliate in iran and one of its subsidiaries here in the united states the criminal activity alleged in this indictment goes back at least ten years and goes all the way to the top of the company the u.s. justice department accuses while these top brass of using a hong kong based shell company to funnel telecommunications equipment to ir

flowing terry martin thanks for being with us of course in istanbul has sentenced a reporter who works for d w two thirteen months in jail. faces faced insult and libel charges over a report on the former prime premiers times to offshore companies the allegations emerged from the so-called paradise. paper leaks about tax havens of major international firms and public figures former prime minister bin ali and his sons sued in november claiming an attack on their personal rights. consortium of investigative journalists condemned because conviction as yet another disgraceful attack on free speech in turkey for more now we're joined from our studios in bonn by conn hourican he's the head of the w.c. turkish department first of all what more can you tell us about hailing the situation. well right now terry penn's face as you said to the sentence of in cuz of the report of the paradise papers right now she's preparing with her to appeal of this verdict and she holds that the next. judge will well apply her appeal and we'll see what's going on but right now she's a little bit upset of course

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us a chinese spacecraft has made the first successful landing on the far side of the moon this is a close up look at the part of the moon that can never be seen from our planet the mission is key is seen as key to china's ambitions to become a space superpower the lunar probe is equipped with a rover and measuring devices and will carry out experiments involving planting seeds here's more. this animation shows the first ever soft landing on the far side of the moon. and the probe was not sent by the us of russia but china state media was proud to announce its touchdown at ten twenty six beijing time. the whole process was as expected the result was precise and the landing stable the current landing location is our ideal landing place in other words we are right on target. the progress carrying instruments to map the regions geology is also carrying seeds for an experiment in cultivating vegetables in a closed environment this is the first picture from the surface sent by the chiang efore lunar probe. it's unexplored territory. if the noise has o

news coming to you live from berlin i'm terry martin and welcome to our special live coverage from the german parliament where the annual holocaust remembrance ceremony is just now getting underway we're bringing you live coverage you're looking at pictures from the bonus talk right now the president of the german bundestag both kong. is just entering that he's he'll be delivering the opening remarks with me here in the studio to give us some commentary as we go along is my colleague peter craven our political correspondent peter has been has been covering these ceremonies for several years now just a little bit of background to this event marks the seventy fourth anniversary of the liberation of the concentration an extermination camp by soviet troops on the twenty seventh of january one thousand nine hundred forty five. we will be hearing in just a moment from the president wolfgang schauble will also be hearing from a renowned historian saul freed lender whose parents were murdered in bits were also in your picture you can see chancellor merkel has just taken her seat as well the wo

well i'm terry martin thanks for joining us of course in istanbul has sentenced a reporter who works for d w two thirteen months in jail pending face to insult and libel charges over a report on a former turkish leaders time to offshore companies the allegations emerge from the so-called paradise papers that leaked information about tax havens of major international firms and public figures former prime minister of the not the u. debris and his sons sued in november claiming an attack on their personal rights the international consortium of investigative journalists condemned because conviction is yet another disgraceful attack on free speech in turkey. well scott griffin is deputy director of the international press institute in vienna and joins us now scott what's your reaction to this verdict. thanks for having us this is an absolutely outrageous attack on press freedom and it's not a view a clear attempt by politicians basically to punish journalists who are looking into it doing their job of looking into the activities of powerful people and how the new care obviously made some

news coming to you live from berlin and terry martin welcome to our special live coverage.ge from the german parliament where the annual holocaust remembrance ceremony is just now getting underway we're bringing you live coverage you're looking at pictures from the bonus talk right now the president of the german bundestag both gong show is just entering there he's he'll be delivering the opening remarks with me here in the studio to give us some color.

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program german authorities say a man who ran the car into new year's crowds intended to kill foreigners five people were injured in the attack in the western city of basra with afghan and syrian nationals among the victims in a moment we'll get the latest from our correspondent there first this report. it's shortly before midnight when a car suddenly swerves towards a group of people celebrating the new year name managed to dodge the vehicle. onlookers tried to stop the driver but he escaped. but all those i'm a complete push to make a car drove through the crowd everyone jumped to the left and right and then he was gone. but as i read over charisma the driver steered towards people at three other locations leaving five injured one of them seriously syrian afghan nationals are among the victims of the state interior minister says the facts indicate that the suspect a fifty year old german was carrying out a targeted attack as hundreds even if the german deliberately drove into groups of people who were to a large extent foreigners and. that means this

oh i'm terry martin welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has been reacting to protests across venezuela reiterating his by. backing for self-proclaimed interim president won by dough. on twitter overnight trump said he had spoken with wideout to congratulate him on assuming the presidency and to reinforce u.s. support for business with his fight to regain its democracy he called fresh protests against incumbent president nicolas maduro a fight for freedom. people across venezuela marched on wednesday to again demand that moderates step down they called on the armed forces to abandon the president and to allow humanitarian aid into the country. they can take away our right to protest the spanish wayland's in the capital caracas chant they're referring to the government of president nicolas maduro. in tory is one of the protest is she still wife of a prominent opposition leader who has been in jail for four years says she told you it was time for a new government comes. to receive. her courtesy this is why we are here w

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us pakistan's supreme court is reviewing its acquittal of b.b. the christian woman was charged with blaspheme. ne in the islamic republic and spent eight years on death row but in october she was found not guilty a ruling that sparked outrage among religious hardliners the supreme court usually dismisses reviews of its verdicts but given the nature of bibi's case today's outcome is far from certain. she's one of the most talked about women in pakistan. pictured hand shortly after her conviction in twenty ten the christian mother of five was sentenced to death for leisure islam during a row with fellow farm workers that refused to share their glass of water with a known muslim now free she lives in hiding no longer on death row but still in constant fear for her life. and this is why hard line islamists calling for had to be hanged. her acquittal in october last year triggered days of nationwide demonstrations. who are who in every corner of the country the sons of islam have voiced opposition to the supreme court verdict by going on to the s

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us for this prime minister theresa may is urging u.k. lawmakers to support her european union divorce deal just a day before it faces likely defeat in parliament she says failing to back the deal would be catastrophic for the country britain is due to leave the e.u. on march twenty ninth but still hasn't finalized the terms of departure. have a critic crucial week for the u.k. simmering tensions among pro and anti breaks that supporters show signs of boiling over at the weekend i think is a rancor of pro and anti bragg's of protesters has become too much to contain demonstrators on both sides who are high visibility jackets and an imitation of the french yet of s. movement their anger was directed at the british prime minister. was the. was. which choose days parliamentary vote looming to reason they pleaded with m.p.'s in britain's sunday express news paper to back her brags a deal she wrote it's time to forget the games and do what's right for our country u.k. opposition labor leader jeremy corbin said his party was determined to avoid

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program a chinese spacecraft has made the first successful landing ever on the far side of the moon and this is what it looks like this image was sent by the probe ether form which made what chinese officials describe as a soft landing early this morning the probe is equipped with a rover and measuring devices and is also carrying seeds for an experiment in cultivating such tables in a closed environment on the lunar surface the mission is seen as an important step as china develops its space program. all for more let's bring in keith cowing he's a former rocket scientist and editor of the blog nasa watch thanks for being with us this morning first of all what made it so difficult to lend a probe on the far side of the moon it's never been done before. no it hasn't and we've done it many times on the near side of the moon because we can in direct radio contact with that because we can see that side of the moon but on the far side is blocked from directory of contact with the earth so china had to put a really satellite from around the moon so that he

a low i'm terry martin welcome to the program british prime minister theresa may has narrowly survived the latest threat to her political survival winning a no confidence vote in parliament that vote came after lawmakers dealt her a crushing blow with their rejection of her brags a deal now theresa may is appealing to her political rivals to help fund cross party consensus on how the u.k. should leave the e.u. . the eyes of the right three hundred six the no use of the last three hundred and twenty five. it was a close call but theresa may survived another nail biter inside the british parliament it was only with the help of her allies from northern ireland's democratic unionist party that may's government won the vote of no confidence triggered by the opposition late on wednesday the british pm appealed for unity and decisiveness after the brics a deal she had worked out with the european union was rejected. so now m.p.'s have made clear what they don't want we must all work constructively to get to set out what paula meant to us want that's why i'm inviting m.p.'s from all parties to

following terry martin good to have you with us a historic day in britain as it counts the hours to the moment when lawmakers accept or reject prime minister teresa mayes deal for leaving the european union most observers say they're likely to throw out a controversial deal which has split the nation in the house of commons on monday may urge lawmakers to support her plan but her plea was scorned by opposition leader jeremy corben here's part of their exchange the consequences of being against this deal tomorrow are becoming a clear out with no deal we would have no implementation period no security partnership no guarantees. the u.k. citizens overseas and no certainty for businesses and workers like those i met in stoke this morning and we would see changes to everyday life in northern ireland that would put the future of our union a triss the government is in disarray it's korea if the prime minister's deal is rejected tomorrow it's time for a general election its current very new government. jeremy corbyn there in the house of commons yesterday well our london correspondent is standi

berlin and i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for joining us have a great weekend terry martin's with you at the top the out by. on. her first day at school in the jungle. her first climbing lesson. from him doris grand moment arrives. join the arranging on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary tour of general regulating returns home on d w dot com a ring of tanks. came out of the. more. i don't know anyone who has such a fanatical love of music and so far not usually vince was economy. so for my good nor is it a human voice playing. just the idea that he's around everyone just plays better. and i'm grateful that we still have musicians like him today. when i am was wondering you're in one though jim show the whole me in this in the work. events that they said that you just. don't know order typical day is for me. i try to live three lives and point father teacher and performing artist those kids and i am already thank you so not. torture me with so many beautiful things that i will not know what to choose from. that was very good the last one and then moved

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us there's a potential new standoff brewing between britain and you after british lawmakers last night voted to reopen talks on the brags that agreement parliamentarians gave prime minister theresa may a mandate to renegotiate the so-called irish backstop that's the plan for boyd a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland but the e.u. insists that provision cannot be changed. with the clock ticking on an orderly brags that what happens next is still unclear but may frames the house of commons vote as a win is what she had to say we will now take this mandate forward and seek to obtain a legally binding changes to be truly great to deal with concerns on the backstop won't guarantee no return to the hospital to between north moderns and on and my colleagues and i will talk to the you about how we address the houses as i said this often there is limited opportunity for such a change in the even negotiating it will not be i. mean contrast to a full might of this house has made it clear what it needs to approve the withdrawa

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us there's a potential new standoff brewing between britain and after british lawmakers last night voted to reopen talks on the breaks that agreement prime minister theresa may now face is the task of returning to brussels to try and replace the arrangement regarding the irish border but the e.u. says that's not going to happen again rejecting any changes to the divorce agreement with the clock ticking on an orderly brags that what happens next is still unclear so the chinese have a kind of a. this is a u.k. parliament handing prime minister theresa may just enough space to reopen her brics agreement with the european union lawmakers passed a non-binding amendment rejecting a no deal breck's it that is leaving the e.u. without a negotiated plan and most critically the ok to renegotiate what's called the backstop the measure guaranteeing an open border between the republic of ireland and e.u. member and northern ireland which is part of the u.k. may frame the results as a when it is now clear that there is a route that can secure a substantial

following terry martin thank you for joining us is counting down the hours until lawmakers vote on whether to accept prime minister teresa mayes deal for leaving the european union may has urged them to back the agreement warning that rejecting it would be catastrophic for the country but most observers say the deal that may negotiated with brussels is not likely to win approval. london residents how they're feeling about bragg's it before the decisive. yeah we prime minister theresa may made a valiant attempt to rescue her breaks a deal from almost certain defeat in the house of commons from the european union on that although she warned that failure to approve the deal and risk a no deal breaks it could lead to britain breaking apart case withdrawal. mr speaker mr speaker with just seventy four days until the twenty ninth of march the consequences of sochi against this deal tomorrow are becoming a clear out with no deal we would have no implementation period no security partnership no guarantees for u.k. citizens overseas and no certainty that this isn't workers like those i met in stoke

so i'm terry martin thanks for joining us democrats have swept back to power in the u.s. house of representatives and they immediately flexed their new authority by passing a new budget bill that snubs president trump's key demand billions in funding for u.s. mexican border wall the democrats are presiding over the most diverse house in u.s. history which for the first time includes two muslim women. friends and supporters rushy that's how you can give her a. two muslim women elected to congress a historic moment. so really nice when people like us were in the office when it was we look forward to seeing all the great things that she'll do and all of those that she will represent and the voice that she will provide to to those of us that typically are overlooked. the congresswoman from michigan still has to learn her way around caputo hill just like a fellow democrat on the press plane from massachusetts who brought her family to celebrate the swearing in day with her i'm humbled i'm grateful and many people have asked me if i'm up for it if i feel pressured to either bec

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us poland is paying its respects to the murdered mayor of kabul a move it shows he was stabbed in front of thousands of spectators at a fund raising event on sunday night the mayor was a leading figure in the country's opposition movement. polls came to mourn the man who led their city for two decades pavel adam over which a husband father was one of the country's progressive voices. council president donald flew to get dad his hometown to honor his friend. i want to promise you today your pov on behalf of all of us presidents polls and europeans. for you and for all of us we will defend our good our poland and our europe against hatred and contempt promise you this so far well. many people knew him personally. for me it's terrible especially since we went to great school together just over there. i thought he would survive . presumably in china i'm physically devastated so he's under very sad because i saw the mayor very often. died on sunday pavel adam ovitz was praising a fund raising effort for children in need. as the mayor looked out a

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us british prime minister theresa may is about to make a final appeal to lawmakers today to back her unpopular deal to leave the european union the deal is expected to be defeated in a vote in parliament to morrow in a speech later today may well say that m.p.'s have a duty to implement the results of the referendum she will also say that people's faith in democracy will suffer what she calls catastrophic farm if lawmakers fail to support with the agreement this is how in a moment we'll have more on the view of bragg's it for. i'm here in germany but first a look at how tensions are threatening to boil over on the streets of london. they outside parliament every day trying to sway politicians but then no longer alone enough a campaign started its own protest action tensions are clearly running high in westminster we've had these pro european protesters here for months now it's a new phenomenon just a few meters down the road with people who are actually protesting for breaks it. they're not as numerous as the pro europeans but they're equally det

welcome back to news from i'm terry martin our top story greece's parliament has ratified the landmark deal that renames neighboring macedonia under the agreement their country will become north of macedonia and athens will drop its objection to it joining nato. embattled venezuelan leader nicolas maduro has defied international calls to step. through the military and key allies including russia and china dismissed an attempt to oust. in indonesia authorities say floods and landslides have killed at least fifty nine people heavy rain has pounded cell city. ways the province swelling rivers and bursting their banks thousands have been forced to flee their homes the country's disaster management agency says twenty five people are still missing. the high water mark may already be behind them. but the danger has far from subsided on slow easy on land. at least three thousand people were forced to leave their homes as rivers burst their banks and hillsides gave way under the heavy rains. flooding is hardly a rarity here during monsoon season. but still residents say they were caught unaware

phillip randolph, roy wilkins , bayard rustin , martin luther king, jr. , terry belafonte and rosa parks are some of the americans you will see in the next 30 minutes. courtesy of the library of congress this film also includes scenes from the montgomery bus boycott, segregated areas in the south and interviews with attendees. ♪ bao who has by thy might lead us into the fight. keep us forever in thy path re- pray. ♪ >> i am interested in my people becoming full citizens. because of my faith in god, i realize that for freedom, you must pay a great price. >> this prayer pilgrimage is the greatest demonstration on behalf of civil rights since the writing of the declaration of independence. we feel that this crusade to washington will speak just as profound as did the great document written by the forefathers of this nation when they expressed to great britain that they were determined to be free and that they wanted their freedom. ♪ >> this is the day, this is it. the pilgrims are coming to washington, coming to our capital from all over. for prayer and thanksgiving. coming to stand up for

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terry, steven spicer and dave gibbs. in the maritime, michael, dominic and last but not least our dedicated communications director renee martin who received press calls all weekend long. for those who happened to be in the room, could you stands for me. who is here? tom, renee, come forward. brandon was very much on the scene from start to finish. he was my key point of contact. let's give them a hand. [applause.] thank you so much. the next item it is with sadness i would like to offer an in memorial for bernie mcdonald. he passed at the age of 82. he was a port volunteer 20 years. he would welcome cruise ship passengers and members and assist everyone to explore and enjoy the city. mr. mcdonald was a dapper gentleman. he generously gave of his time. he was a member of the screen actor's guild in the 1980s, he was part of the cast of simon and simon, murder she wrote, chips. he portrayed himself, a dapper gentleman. we are very, very thankful for the years bernie gave to the port organization and how he welcomed visitors. he will be greatly missed. we ask the port commission that you have the meeting in his memory. that conc

martin luther king jr., knock at midnight in strength to love. >> thank you, terry.d humbled as we all are to be here in memphis at this historic moment in time. as president freeman said, these final hours leading up to 6:01 are about deep respect and reverence for the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. and the movement for which he gave his life. nothing more. we are blessed to have with us at this sacred time bishop charles blake senior, the presiding bishop of the church of god in christ who will lead us in the invocation followed by readings from the hebrew bible and new testament by rabbi katie bowman of temple israel. bishop blake. >> dear lord, thank you for the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king. thank you for his service, thank you for his commitment. and thank you, dear lord, that he was willing to make every sacrifice for the advancement of humanity. he was a great leader. he helped us to begin snatching bag flags that had long before been snatched beyond our reach. those of us that saw him heard him and admired him. we respected him and we were t