impressed you kristen lang as the director of the latin school a study in visitor center for lutherans and scholars from across the globe i think it's safe to say that bag is to proud of as rome is capital and yes what does it mean to you personally to be here it's just it's amazing and it brings together so many different pieces of history in my personal heritage as a as a lifelong lutheran as a german ancestry my studies they all kind of come together and by living here and working here and wittenberg and it just really speaks to the church throughout the ages in the world i see that every day people from all over the world people from generations different who maybe had something connected with the reformation and i think it's just a reminder that god takes care of his children and everybody has heard of the ninety five. but only very few people could actually name one i know you're a bit of an expert on the topic i believe. i think still bears the most importance nowadays and maybe one that has particular meaning to you personally. yeah i must honestly say it's not something that's

coming up more bad news for better is the way our ratings agency standard some pause has declared the latin american nation to be in selective default. and the people world cup twenty eighteen is drawing near a time for russia to spend heavily to ready moscow for the tournament. welcome to do business while things just couldn't be better for germany interest rates are low consumer confidence is high and the economy is growing and growing it's been that way for the past eight years and the third quarter of this year talked that germany's economy grew no two point eight percent over the quarter before much more than analysts had expected now that's down to booming exports the made in germany brand is in demand worldwide and popular with european neighbors again as well now finally and time coming in. vestments are also growing fast of the important machine building industry has made gains those firms now have cash in hand to spend on improving production and that's increased optimism for germany's economy as a whole and with investment comes further economic growth but it's not just germany t

gotta swiffer ♪ dpaci ♪ despacito >> in "the skinny" now, starting with a big party overnight at the latinmmys. >> and this is the one song that dominated the award show. >> no surprise. ♪ despacito >> luis fonsi was there for his coronation ceremony, despacito winning big. last night, picking up four awards, including best song and record of the year. >> it's the most-watched youtube video of all time and it was poignant as they opened with a moment of silence for hurricane victims in puerto rico. >> it was a fun show. next to another latin favorite and one of the greatest athletes the world has ever known. just ask him, he'll tell you. >> international soccer star, cristiano ronaldo'syear old son cristiano jr. is showing that he has dad's genes and dad's jeans. >> he's still got a ways to go before he can fill out those adult-sized jeans that are part of his clothing line, but he does offer children's sizes as well. >> got to get ronaldo jr. some kids' sizes. >> the whole line now includes four pairs of jeans, tee shirts and fabric technology that allows the fabric to move to the shape o

it won big last night at the latin grammy awards. he took home four major awards for the song.erto rico and he says this song is a hymn to the island. he's been active in helping to rebuild following hurricane maria's devastation in puerto ri rico. >> not surprised that song won big. the big door opens doors inside the museum of the bible before the rest of the public gets to step inside >> it was cort nated and. crooks pull off a heistit toddler in toe. the crime that could. >>> lin-manuel miranda will be on ellen today to talk about his project to help people of puerto ckco and sti ok, i gotta run... hey wait. there's something i need to tell you. dang. dang. dang. dang. daaaang. see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> we haven't celebrated thanksgiving yet and christmas already. macy's unveiled its christmas window at its store in new york city. the theme is the perfect gift brings people together. the big macy's thanksgiving day p

the french system is one of them. all latin america countries have a french system. the two candidates will go for the second round will make their own coalition. whoever governs the most the strongest support will be elected president. in a way, that's the french system incorporated to the presidential institution is a good idea it makes the system more governable. i think that for those reasons the coalition will continue. think about peru for example. or chile itself or brazil. in peru no president has had preliminary majority. and may manage to whether the position quite well. peru has been stable. it's economy has grown. and came down. all of that while in a divided government. all of that with the strong incentive to create this parliamentary. this congressional coalition. no president neither before, you go back to the post years. coalition presidentialism made quite stable. with very effective economic policy making. for those reasons, i think the argentina will continue with this new political system. and the cycle. unless the something happens something dram

untrue but in france i think it's the same in us or in egypt or in latin america in france eighty persons eighty percent of the people who are raped knew the aggressor eighty person so a lot of people for a lot of women it was home. at work it was not in the streets so we have to act against our resident in the trade but we have to act in society and home to mona it's quite interesting isn't it. to consider the cultural differences the cultural level of tolerances and the different conventions between the sexes and understanding the social cues tell us a bit more then about what happens now in egypt as we've already said it's already been deemed the most dangerous place city in the world for women but tell us how men and women interact well i think one of the hardest problems for women in more conservative cultures is to speak out about sex in general and when it comes to sexual violence as as often is the case with women across the world but especially so in conservative societies women are held accountable for violence that happens to them so where asked what were you wearing why were y

it was a hit big-time at the latin grammys. take a look. >> ♪ >> it became the longest-running number one hit of all timee and one of the m most-watched videos on youtube. the song has almost signal head of the revived reggae is the catchy beat resonatates with people across the globe. >> people want to sing along knowthough they do knonot what they are singiging. it is really interesting the language does not matatr. the flavor, the rhythm, and the music. that is what matters. that makes me very happy. >> music video helped shine a spotlight on the neighborhood in puerto rico's capital. over the summer, it brimmed with tourists trying to visit the area where thehe video was film. here.ame i want to see with a shot the music video. i like it. it is a very good place. >> all of these tourists were ♪ >> too many outsiders, culture and los angeles is something that begins s and ends w with te movies. but the city has always been home to radical ideas and art, architecture, literal -- literaturere, and urban life. the profile of the

. >>> the hurricane crisis with puerto rico was on the minds of many at the latin grammy awards. his award to puerto rico where he was done. lin-manuel miranda was also recognized for his body of work. he too dedicated the honor to puerto rico as well. >>> now feast your eyes on the holiday windows at macy's. you can see many of them each of the huge rotating figures there. lot of little christmastowns and you see christmas trees and polar bears and mice right right there. of course may -- right there. of course macy is also preparing for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> i know that's a quick look at what's going on. >> the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> and after growing up here in d.c., he served his country in the military and his community on the police force. and now a manhunt is underway for sean suiter's killer. thank you for joining us, i'm january jeff cote. >> i'm larry miller -- jan jeffcoat. i'm larry miller. miri marshall is standing by this morning with a look at what we can expect outside. >> good morning larry, good morning everyone, waking up to tempera

the front system is one of them at all latin american countries have a front system. what's going to happen in chile now is the two candidates that will go for the cycle route are going to start making their own coalition, and who ever gathers the most, the stronger support will be elected president. in a way that's, the french system incorporated the presidential institution, is a good idea. it makes the system more governable. i think that for those reasons the coalition will continue. think about peru, for example, by the way are chile itself or brazil. in peru, no president has had the parliamentary majority. and they managed to whether that opposition quite well. you look at peru. peru has been stable, its economy has grown, gdp and efficient content and all that while in a divided government. all of that with straw and cities to create this parliamentary, this congressional coalitions to be able to govern. and no president, you go back to the post fujimori years, coalition of presidentialism may prove quite stable. and with good economic policy by the way. very e

know the latin script became practically a literal. start when you had. the confrontation over the official language exploded into violence and the fourteenth russian army intervened transnistria the part of moldova where it was stationed split off and remained russian speaking. a thousand people died in the fighting along the new stair in the spring and summer of one thousand nine hundred two pieces now returned but in reality the conflict was only ever put on ice. because now it's all fun alongside the russian army. the fighting began on march second and four boys were immediately killed this is where they are buried the commander of the battalion is also buried here. they attacked the barracks and coach eddie. the soldiers their one thousand year old boys were outnumbered. basically the conflict was artificially blown out of proportion. well neither they nor we wanted this war but when a war began and see every day of fighting sets peace back at least a year not. the case of transnistria is just one example of the numerous conflicts

this is the latin grammys. he was born in puerto rico and he says this song took -- he's been active in helping in the hurricane's devastation. >> i like that song. >>> this next story, i know a lot of you have been talking about this on social media. the hamburglar has been busted. the woman video climbing through the mcdonned's drive through window. this video went viral. >> i love how she was i need my drink first. then i'm going to get toys and then i'll get cash if i get away with all this. look at her climbing in. look at that. make my way in here. get some french fries. >> nice closeup. i don't know how you could not find her. >> howard county police -- can't make this up, right? >> jessica cross climbed inside the mcdonald's in columbia, she stole food and cash. she also stole happy meal toys. stealing from the kids. >> what kind of toys. >> then puts her shirt over her head on the way out. >> police say they got a lot of tips that thepd hem track her down. she's 27 years old from springdale. she stole $

to be among those in the crowd early other than when i was very young my mom and dad took me to the latin casino in cherry hill, new jersey, to see dion warwick, jerry blavit and all the gang there. >>> the growing trend of side hustling, what it is and why people are jumping on the band wagon >> looking to cut the cost of cable or trim other bills? now you can have someone else haggle for you. >> it's clear outside for now, clouds clearing and temperatures dropping, i'll tell you when some could be seeing a few flakes fly this weekend. >>> signs of progress at philadelphia's love park. will the holiday tradition be ♪ musguys, i'm good. say goodbye to distractions. now you can last longer with new k-y duration spray. . >>> there could be an easy way to save >> jim donovan explains how some companies are doing the leg work now, delivering savings on cable and more >> you might like your cable service but you probably don't like haggling for a better rate. >> i don't like to haggle but if i have to i will. >> reporter: you don't like haggling >> no >> the folks at trim say they can help you

to be among those in the crowd early other than when i was very young my mom and dad took me to the latin casino in cherry hill, new jersey, to see dion warwick, jerry blavit and all the gang there. >>> the growing trend of side hustling, what it is and why people are jumping on the band wagon >> looking to cut the cost of cable or trim other bills? now you can have someone else haggle for you. >> it's clear outside for now, clouds clearing and temperatures dropping, i'll tell you when some could be seeing a few flakes fly this weekend. >>> signs of progress at philadelphia's love park. will the holiday tradition be making . >>> there could be an easy way to save >> jim donovan explains how some companies are doing the leg work now, delivering savings on cable and more >> you might like your cable service but you probably don't like haggling for a better rate. >> i don't like to haggle but if i have to i will. >> reporter: you don't like haggling >> no >> the folks at trim say they can help you avoid the hassle by cutting your cable costs for you. they need information about your account.

of policy actually that has been destructive in many region and in the world in the eighty's in the latin america and in sub-saharan africa and in the asian economies in one to india at the end of the ninety's and continuing and in egypt and tunisia before the the revolution and now after the revolution look what's happening in egypt even in any goodies so that really form is you have to address the fundamental issue of the long term issue of david as i find the production of structure you need to focus first of all political reform goes hand in hand with with with economic reform you have to build human capital you have to form the private the public sector you have to reform the public sector the private sector you have to build then in that cell based in the g.c.c. countries had been focusing on this applies side of the building of human capital which means that they are importing universities or from. non university from overseas yes that's that's not enough you have to. that is that the man side the development of human capital of the human action of human capital is a block to from

government to help them furthermore one out of four americans said that they consider che guevara the latin american guerrilla fighter to be a hero while more than ten percent said that they consider marx lenin stalin nicolas maduro and kim jong un to be heroes we spoke to new yorkers about the ideologies that defined the twentieth century it's something that a that a twenty year old would say it's if it's a very fashionable response it's not grounded in reality at all these are interesting characters they don't only confuse the war is going crazy so it's hard to tell whether american young people feel betrayed by the current system that it's working against them or whether they just feel like it's time for a change regardless the trend is here seems like what american politicians have fought so hard against is back open r.t. new york. and all collection looted during the second world war is buying back for the public to see finally one of the details about after the break. same wrong. just don't. get to say power. and in. the trail. find themselves worlds apart. to look for common ground.

thursday is the day the latin grammy awards are presente presn las vegas. s the day of film adaptation of "the justice league" is released in theaters. saturday is the opening of the national dog show in philadelphia. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. we leave you tonight with one of our new digital shorts. you can find them on facebook, instagram, and twitter. here's historian henry louis gates jr. on behalf of all of us here, thanks for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. >> how did africa give us the blueprint for civilization? several ways. all of our ancestors 50,000 years ago were walking around in east africa or walking out of africa and about to populate the rest of the world over tens of thousands of years. what was born in africa? symbolic thought. visual representation. some scholars argue that the first iron smelting process occurred on the african continent. why is this important? precisely because europeans have been denying that africans invented anything. that denial considered at least. thomas jefferson

sole authority even temperature of scripture his followers would come to be called evangelical from the latin and german words for gospel. it took luther just a few weeks to complete his translation of the new testament into german. a new communications technology gave him fast access to a wide audience. the printing press. the individual letters were cast back to front laid out in galleys and fixed in position the ink was made of linseed oil insert a formula which produced pages that haven't faded in centuries the sheet was printed in the press this device later lent its name to an entire branch of media the press. at the start of the sixteenth century there were four hundred printing facilities in the german speaking world. as print shop in fifth and back was the first to publish luther's new testament in september fifteenth twenty two. with sixty six reprints the work had had a run of one hundred thousand copies by fifteen twenty five it was the first bestseller in german history. his translation wasn't always literal he used everyday language with colloquial turns of phrase. the new testa

, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthony: for most people, paraguay is an empty space on the map of latinast percentage of the land is steamy hot jungle, or a huge scrub desert known simply as the chaco. only a few large cities offer a respite from the oppressive heat. a thousand miles upriver from the atlantic ocean sits asunción, paraguay's remote capital city. known largely for being a post-war refuge for fleeing nazis and a long line of extremely unpleasant dictators, this place, of all the places in the world, is where my great-great-great-grandfather jean bourdain disappeared without explanation sometime in the 1850s. i'm told you're a man who can help me. >> pedro: hi. >> anthony: how do you do? pedro? >> pedro: how do you do, tony? >> anthony: how do you do? >> pedro: may i call you tony? >> anthony: please. >> pedro: you are, for the first time, in the country? >> anthony: first time in paraguay, yes. lido-bar in asunción has always been like the central switchboard, a gathering place. ladies in orange vests cook and serve old-school paraguayan working-class food to people from e

then we will showcase the sounds of the san jose state university latin jazz ensemble, who we featured before they performed at the tech awards event in silicon valley. we've got a new song from them. we'll shift to dance next, with a new performance by the vishwa shanti dance academy, which is dedicating to the promoting and dancing of the classical dance style of south india. we get to see another performance from this impressive group. then one of our unique acts, van-anh vo, a master of the zither. this time, you will hear the distinctive sounds from another vietnamese musical instrument, the dan trung. and we wrap up with one of our favorite fun guests, a yo-yo exhibition by the remarkable national yo-yo champion known, as you might expect, as yo-yo joe. if you haven't seen joseph harris before, you're in for a real eye-opening experience when we show you a brand new routine he did just for this show. well, we have watched with pride as the group astralogik grows in popularity around the bay area. we were happy to be able to help the san jose based duo launch their first ep, "drea

sterilization campaigns haven't been able to fix millions of homeless canines roam the streets of the latin american nation and n.g.o.s found a radical solution as john heilemann reports. it's the end of another trip post at the un is heading for mexico back to canada but this time she's taking some unusual luggage she choked. on the fuel and eight other mexican street dogs it's part of an innovative program from n.g.o.s backstreet dogs they find people already traveling and willing to take one to canines to new homes in canada as part of their package like i'm just feeling i'm saving nine lives right now so yes i think anybody that loves sun must think about it. it all starts with a problem gabby and letty were rescuing lots of strays employer bliss state mexico but no one to take them in the first culture you know we are not. we are not dedicated. this is not that. i don't want to. be found she choked by the side of a motorway like many others in a shelter the last time the mets consensus of his from the start moving twelve million dogs were living on the street two thirds of the country'

harvard academy for international and area studies, editor of various books and former president of the latin american studies association, and not least the member of -- a member of the inter-american dialogue. i would like to acknowledge our partners at the world press photo exhibition. for over 60 years, more than 4 million people in 100 cities around the globe have enjoyed the work of award-winning photographers. we are fortunate to enjoy a series today, which is evocative and stunning, pictures of everyday life in cuba. you will see these cycling throughout the discussion today. we want to acknowledge the of the ford foundation, without whom this event would not have been possible. i would like to ignore it to but here toes that are provide invaluable support to the rule of law program. rest assured, the coffee and donuts were not provided by -- with that, we will dive into the discussion. each panelist will speak for about 10 minutes for opening remarks, and then we will open it up for discussion. comments afterr that. emily? emily: thanks. if you were to put u.s.-cuba relations on a li

when it comes to sovereign bonds, the latin american countries are the ones to keep an eye on.cks powering on in europe and the u.s. the risk in germany remains a risk in the coming months. here, head ofs client investment strategy at j.p. morgan private bank. germany, it is fascinating, isn't it, the stable economy maybe not so stable within the eurozone. what happens next? david: i give you a list of a few risks and you make it sound like i am super pessimistic. that seems to be the most likely course of action. i think most people are hoping that cooler heads will prevail. , they areof investors waiting for the next election to be called before this gets real. what are the effects on investors? we do not see a huge amount in the short-term. the german economy powering on, gdp figures released in recent data. the economic news keeps getting better for europe, and a bigger focus for investors is how is the ecb going to manage the messaging of its exit next year, or is there a risk of another bund shock in yields? certainly one of the most challenging messaging. mark: we have t

just pure bliss in peru as the country qualifies for the twenty eight hundred world cup it's the first time latin american nation has advanced to the tournament since one thousand nine hundred eighty two and the team received a hero's welcome as they arrived at the presidential palace in lima where they were greeted personally by president pedro pablo kaczynski qualified for the world cup by defeating new zealand to nil on aggregate in their playoff fixture earlier this week. an a.t.p. finals in london belgium's dava golf and is through to the semifinal of the season ending advent cruise past dominant team in straight sets winning six four six one to set up a semi final clash with switzerland roger federer it may be tough going though as golf has not beating federer in six previous attempts. in friday's other match grigor dimitrov maintained his perfect record with a straight sets win over pablo corrino boost up a ball garion needed just sixty minutes to cruise to a six one six one victory he will now face american jack sock in the semifinals later on saturday. and just a reminder of the top stor

. >> reporter: the chanting and the latin lessons are part of the daily routine for the 90- some seminarians live and study here for seven years. fr. joseph lee was the last student to be accepted into his class when he arrived in 2000. now he's the academic dean. >> these are obligatory, these are not electives. they have to do it whether they went to music school before, acquired a major in the subject, or whether they're tone deaf and cannot match pitch. >> reporter: as part of the early, more contemplative phase of their study, the seminarians don't use their names publicly. this young man from washington state had an extensive musical background before coming to the seminary, starting with playing the violin at age three and the piano shortly after. it's a performance, you're performing music, whereas here we're singing sacred music, gregorian chant, we're not necessarily performing the music, we are praying the music. >> reporter: those prayers are now being heard by people well beyond the walls of the church. a record company, de montfort music, approached the fraternity of st. peter

. >> as the trump administration tightens travel and economic policy with cuba, latin american academics discussed future relations between the two countries as part of an event hosted by the inner -- interamerica dialogue in washington, d.c. the discussion ran about an hour and a half. michael c.: good morning. welcome to the inter-american dialogue. my name is michael camilleri. almost three years ago, president obama and castro embarked on a historic opening in terms of the relations between the u.s. and cuba. two days ago, the trump administration announced a series of regulatory changes designed to roll back the obama administration strategy of maximizing engagement with the people of cuba. a few months from now, cuba will undergo a historic leadership transition while reckoning with a moribund economy, demographic challenges and a relationship with the u.s. that is rapidly deteriorating as a result of president trump's policy changes and still unresolved sonic attacks against u.s. diplomats. in fact the diplomatic drawdown in havana had a direct impact on this event as the suspensi

the africans were too tribal but you have ghana and kenya, going through a very interesting period in home democracy. latin americans, men on horseback and now there's brazil and chul he and columbia and african-americans were too child-like to care about about that thing called the vote but we have had a black president, black attorney general, attorneys general, we have had black sects of state. so, i just reject this cultural argument and with the russians you get it all the time. they just like strong men. but really what the story is, it's the story of the failure of institutions to take hold under enormous pressure. if you think about the collapse of the soviet union and the kind of rapid effort to build capitalism, 50% of the russian population fell into poverty practically overnight. the country broke apart overnight. and unfortunately, their first president, borish yell sin, -- boris yeltsin, instead of strengthening the institutions and working through them, he starts to rule by decree. he weakened the judiciary, that presidency, really strong presidency in russia is one thing. when vladimir puti