u.s. american keep music takes a look at german idiosyncrasies at their traditions every day lives and language doesn't just come out of my life. so i'm young good just. like the fish big guy of d.w. dot com beat the germans. well you know the fact is there is music and look where we are. of course we're in havana where else. cuba is famous for its music. music country and i absolutely adore being here. i'm here in havana for the two thousand and seventeen mozart festival out here on the streets you can hear cuban music on every corner and here in the cathedral there's mozart going on. with the a. thanks for having me here at your wonderful festival really i'm so happy to be in havana for some mozart and to hear these wonderful musicians performing i remember the first time i came last year i was so impressed at the standard of musicianship here with your musicians tell me about where they come from. and. i am and we want to. tell and get up on the checklist and would open. the. show the north of mosul goes for. me about it it's quite a families and by might be nice to see them and to not want

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according to another moscow radio report, americans who oppose u.s. policy are described as peace fighters who are repressed on a monstrous scale by the american secret police. occasional reports on american communists describe them as speaking for widespread attitudes, but that they are suppressed for challenging the system. when it was suggested to a moscow tv anchorman that soviet media distorts news about america, he replied -- >> i think we are not distorting news, no. i would disagree with you. because we are showing not only unemployed, we showed private clubs, we showed high society. we showed ms. america. >> recently, moscow television presented a dramatization of an american novel, the r document by irving wallace. the story's theme deals with the suspension of the american bill of rights and is set sometime in the future. moscow television sought to use this theme to make its point about the future of america. a commentator said that the sense of hopeilolessness are pushing up suicide, crime, drug addiction and divorce statistics. in the fi

u.s. . i know. one thing trump is certainly successful at just stimulating the american economy. must see the show and if he pushes through massive tax cuts in the us that will lead to german companies investing. in this to you. as a result their profits and jobs could shift to the us as well america first trumps favorite slogan might get a boost from a tax reform package. this may also be music to try ears because the u.s. trade deficit fell by nineteen percent in the third quarter to just over one hundred billion dollars it's just smallest imbalance in the past few years now a smaller deficit in goods traded as a bigger surplus in services and income from overseas investments helped trink the current account president on trumpets promise to reduce the trade deficit by attacking unfair trade practices many doubt that strategy i.q. it would spark trade wars. a soft korean cryptocurrency is shutting down and filing for bankruptcy after being hacked for the second time this year it highlights security concerns about the trade in bitcoin and other currencies which are very much form

u.s. american corporations will profit and we've seen in the deposit couple of weeks and months so that all of those companies are pretty much on the rise and go to new york thank you so much. and to a different story to europe the european union has launched an investigation into ikea's tax arrangements in the netherlands they could have given the swedish furniture giant an unfair market advantage and now it may have to foot a bill that's of course a little pricier than its cheap bookshelf so. ikea's known across the globe for its practical and inexpensive home furnishings the company also strives to have a low tax bill but the european commission believes ikea took advantage of questionable tax loopholes in the netherlands. we have concerns that to touch tax rulings from two thousand and six and two thousand and eleven may have allowed enter ikea to pay less tax and given them an unfair advantage compared to other companies subject to the same national taxation rules in the netherlands which would confirm it be and reach a few state rules. the alleged tax avoidance model apparently allowe

americans who oppose u.s. military policy are described as peace fighters who are repressed on a monster scale by the american secret police. occasional reports on american communist describe them as speaking for widespread attitudes but they are suppressed for challenging the system. when it was suggested to a moscow tv anchor man that soviet union distorts news abtd america. >> i would disagree. their private life. high society. >> recently moscow tv the story themed deals with the suspension of the american bill of rights. and set sometime in the future. moscow television sought to use the theme to make its point about the future of america. a said that the sense of hopelessness and fore of the future are dramatically pushing up second-degr suicide, crime, drug addiction. alcoholism and divorce statistics. in the final scenes of the famous story the picture of gray. the portrait takes on an ugly even hideous appearance. and the soviet media seems bent on portraying a similar vision of america. >>> c-span was

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the democrats say if you are here for five years you will only have benefits, but if you are a u.s., american citizen, you will get them right away. please comment on that. number thingsre a in the immigration status quo republicans will take a closer look at. daca as well as these anchor babies is a contentious issue. i not familiar with the statistics. host: how important is it to look at things like birthright citizenship, particularly in election year? guest: i don't think republicans would risk their majorities on this. they have to make certain they have to get some of these noncontroversial things to the finish line in order to keep the majority. that would be too much of a lift for them this year. all right, we have a call from oakland, california on our democratic line. caller: good morning. why do they look at social security when all jobs do not keep paying into that? they have their own retirement. why do you keep saying that? why do you make that an issue? that is an issue on the republican agenda, right? absolutely. republicans have been looking at reforming social security for

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u.s. american interest and as a positive force for peace and prosperity in the world. president trump also talked about the need for cyber security, but he did not bring up the ongoing investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. instead he talked about terrorists and all the ways they could launch attacks online. >> the president also spoke about the role of immigration to maintain national security. what did he say about that specifically? >> reporter: first he really blamed politicians from the past for leaving the borders open, as he put it, and thenhe used a line we've heard many times before, that a nation without borders is not a nation. again he called for the border wall to be built along the u.s./mexico border and said all the loopholes have to be closed when it comes to enforcement. >> thank you. >>> both houses of congress are expected to take a final vote tomorrow on a tax reform bill and send it to president trump. here are some of the highlights of that bill. the corporate tax rate will decrease from 35% to 21%. the standard deduction will i

u.s. americans are getting ready to ring in the new year despite extremely cold temperatures in some parts of our country. security has been increased as you might expect at new year's celebrations across the country. but with temperatures expected to be in single digits or very low double digits in places like times square, record cold could be more likely than record crowds. we've got lot to get to today but we want to take note of the situation in iran. anti-government protests continue for the third day. these are the largest demonstrations in the country in almost ten years. two protesters were killed. we begin with republican senator lindsey graham he joins us from clemson, south carolina, where i suspect one or two residents have rooting interest in tomorrow night's sugar bowl. senator, great to have you with us, get straight to the situation in iran. what is the import of the demonstrations and what should um president trump do or say about them? >> it tells us that the obama approach of removing sanctions hoping the regime would moderate has failed. the people are not getting bene

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u.s. administrations american policy has some more devolved since the first days of the war what we need to do is bring all the parties together and find a political arrangement it is not solved by having another proxy war fought inside of yemen now aside from massive arms sales to saudi arabia what began as logistical support and intelligence sharing as part of the saudi led coalition moved to supporting combat operations in an advise and assist role drone of planes strikes now multiple ground operations the military involvement may have good intent on the surface commenting the sport is to hardest groups stabilizing a war torn country but as involvement has escalated the presence of terror groups has actually expanded now aside from the irony targeting militants allegedly allied to the saudi backed militias there's the question of a vicious circle air strikes and other military involvement in the region has led to terror groups capitalizing on precisely those sentiments among the populace which lead to heightened recruitment and support for jihadism just remember libya and syria and this

devastated by that attack also coming up with every decision and every action we are now putting american first u.s. president laying out his vision for national security it's one where competition compromise when it comes to america's interests. and a turkish german journalist released from prison in turkey but she's still unable to leave the contrary other jailed colleagues also be free we'll go live to istanbul. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show. one year ago today terror struck in the very heart of berlin a failed to nation asylum seeker and its armory drove a stolen truck into a crowded christmas market here in berlin twelve people died dozens were wounded in the first major is a must attack in germany we'll talk about the criticism authorities here have been facing in the aftermath first we have this report. christmas in central berlin and this truck races towards the market full of people but doesn't stop the driver deliberately steals into the crowd. people had been eating sausages and drinking mulled wine now dead an injured lie among the wreckage of wooden stalls. he heard breaking we

u.s. by shibley telhami at the university of maryland fifty nine percent of americans want the u.s. to be evenhanded in the palestine israel dispute and sixty three percent of americans oppose the u.s. embassy being moved. to jerusalem and further eighty one percent of americans think that american presidential policy in the middle east should be guided by experts on the region not by family members or personal lawyers as trump is doing now but i repeat again the real bottom line here is the incompetence of arab leaderships all right on the hoodie good to have you with us on al-jazeera thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera the legacy of the fall close relatives a fall an argentinean soldiers finally get a chance to pay their respects. beneath pink skies by the taj mahal. or is the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there for many of us in the southeast in parts of china the weather is fine unsettled at the moment it's also not quite as cold as it has been so shanghai should get to around twelve degrees on wednesday and by this they will be up to thirteen so this was the south there

u.s. the american heart association revised its guidelines for high blood pressure. the new threshold is 130/80, replacing 140/90, which means nearly half of adults in the u.s. have hypertension. a game-changer in the treatment of multiple leeris. they green lighted the first drug approved to treat a severe form of ms. >> just slowing down the progression, if nothing else t just allows you to do -- to do the things that you're doing now longer. for leukemia. it removes a patient's t cells and then modifies them in the lab to destroy cancer cells. >> this is a brand-new way to treat cancer. >> reporter: the american cancer society reported a sharp rise in cancers in millennials and gen-xers. >> i didn't think that young people could get colon cancer. >> reporter: the number of people having strokes is dropping in the u.s., except among women who may have difficulty spotting the warning signs, including fatigue and muscle weakness. >>> doctors in dallas celebrated the first baby in the u.s. born to a mother who had a uterus transplant. >> there was something so exciting

u.s. exiting the north american free trade agreement, known as nafta. issues included the cost of everyday purchases and the automobile and and error coulter sectors as well as the u.s. role in the world. this is an hour and 20 minutes. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [indistinct conversations] scott: just got the thumbs up. we will begin. thank you for being here this morning. welcome to csis. we appreciate you being here early monday morning for this event. my name is scott miller. i'm a senior advisor. three programs working cooperatively. our program for prosperity and development and america's program. for those of you online, we welcome you. if you're interested in the rebroadcast of this event, it will be posted on the event page immediately following the program. to any of you who follow this, we are delighted you came and invest your time thank you for doing that. we have a excellent li

u.s. is literally using its trump card against the move its u.n. ambassador warns that the american president will be watching anyone who votes against the u.s. position. when we make a decision about where to locate our embassy we don't expect those we've helped to target terrorists on thursday they'll be a vote criticizing our choice the u.s. will be taking names. result in favor of the draft resolution please raise your hand. was. those against. the war team foods in favor one vote against. as you consider the vote i want you to know the president and the u.s. take this vote personally he will be watching this vote carefully and has requested i report back on those who voted against us thank you for your consideration. it's the right thing to do it is absolutely the right thing to do. president trump is threatening to cut funding to any members who won't support america's position and then they take hundreds of millions of dollars and even billions of dollars and then they vote against us while we're watching those votes lead a vote against us will save a lot now we've heard thes

u.s. government policies and the military war, and the individual, the average americans who served. and i think that it's one of these really amazing, it's great to witness, when an american, when a veteran returns to vietnam and visits the sites of battle and how he or she is able to connect with some of their possible enemies at the time and out pouring of love. so in that way you see the reconciliation and that is amazing. but at the same time so much happened to vietnam after 1975, that has roots in that war in ways that vietnam was marginalized sort of the international community, how it entered into this sort of very dark economic times that it's something that vietnam still wonders today but is finally moving out of that, which is why are we not at the level or the stage that south korea or thailand is. and you will hear that because we fought against the united states during the war. >> and we want to remind our previous callers this is 48 hours of coverage this weekend on american history tv of the vietnam war and a lot of that includes the experiences of veterans of that w