french artist and writer tommy unger has died in ireland at the age of eighty seven unger was known for children's books such as the three robbers and also illustrations for grown ups he was also a life long activists protesting against racial segregation the vietnam war and the election of u.s. president. rosberg had lived in ireland for over forty years. all right time to talk movies it's day three of the barely knowledge here in berlin and today the controversy surrounding hollywood star liam neeson took center stage a few days ago in an interview promoting his new prevention thriller called pursuit the indecent confess that he once set out to kill a black man after a friend told him that she was raped and said her attacker was black and he says remarks triggered widespread condemnation with many calling the actor racist now today at the bed of bella now a president called pursuit director hans pate a mole and an actor scars guard came to nuisance defense. very honest and this is a very decent. grounded man. he's not a racist. i think most people more people should read the articles.

to weigh in and more heather is with us, and caroll, and rick unger, and white house press secretary, sean spicer. we keep getting great stats that come in go job growth, wage growth. the manufacturing and energy sector going great guns, shouldn't that be the focus, that good for america it counters this socialist trend of the democrats, doesn't it? >> i had the opportunity to talk with president and vice president last night about the speech, it is important to recognize that president realizes what a hume platform this is, initially and domestically -- huge platform this is internationally and domestically, he will spend a good chunk of the my reminding people what changed positively because of this administration over last two years, a lot of stats come out in fits and starts over the course of weeks, or a month or a year. it is one big case, not just 5. 2 million jobs, make an entire case, roll it into one so people understand the scope what has changed. >> this is caroll ross, i wrote an op-ed for fox business on the state of small business and entrepreneurship. a really importan

in mind i've stated child i've got to have fun little later unger created his most successful work the three robbers a story about a brave little girl in two thousand and seven it was made into a film. while in new york toni owner also showed another side cutting caricatures and erotic drawings that drew the rest of conservative america . and again and again there's something political became an issue for a long time his books were not published. that's in stark contrast to how he was perceived in his native strasbourg where a museum is dedicated to more than eight thousand of his drawings. in his later years longer remains a cervix the school what's interesting is what lies between good and evil evil can learn from good and good from evil as well. the master of black humor who lived a very colorful life. don't go anywhere after the break we'll bring you all the bonus legal action from saturday's games byron were handed a golden opportunity to get their title challenge back on track could they take advantage against an inconsistent chunk of highlights from that match and all the other

for the unger stars it can be a drag on their careers. laura: thank you for joining us.ill still be tunng to the oscars. i am laura trevelyan. thank you for being with me for "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, icr vert videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the s test headlineu can trust.m download now fselected app stores. y> funding of this presentation is made possible the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> what aryou doing? >> possibilities. your day is filled with them. >> tv, play "downton aey." >> and pbs helps everyon discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs.re weith you for life. >> "bbc world news" wasby presentecet, los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, what the state of the union reveals about the divergent political priorities of both parties. then, the end of aids: the president commits to stopping

her rocker thank you so much for your company everyone german charles unger america is being forced to defend a key infrastructure project from international criticism the north stream to pipeline is due to start pumping later this. here delivering russian gas to germany but critics including the u.s. say that will undermine european security now france as waited in to distribute it says it could halt construction at an e.u. meeting tomorrow unusually french presence in many ways mccall has also canceled a joint appearance with the americal at the upcoming new nic security conference. for more on the story let's turn to cover of itself from brussels and keep the here in the studio in berlin want to go to you first barbara if i may brussels is there a link i don't know if i'm reading too much into this but is there a link between mcallen's decision not to join the munich security conference and the differences that have now become apparent over north stream. that might seem a bit farfetched because what could possibly the connection be between the one and the other the official explanat

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joining knee now, battia unger sargone, for an individual a pot at the insurrection. topic for this site. and we thought it would be perfect to have both of you here on this set to talk about this, given there are so many different opinions. battia, let me start with your op-ed. you wrote -- the title is omar i will hilham tweeted something anti-semitic again, bribing to betray american values. it belongs in a cartoon, not on the twitter feed of a u.s. congresswoman. first, walk us through why you got to that conclusion just from the simple language she used. >> the forward is an independent, progressive jewish publication. our job is to call out anti-semitism where we see it, whether it is on the right or the left. and that's what we do. so when kevin mccarthy tweeted a disgusting anti-semitic tweet, an ad right before the mid terms or aright after the mid terms saying three jews bought the mid terms, we called it out. he didn't apologize. when president trump started pushing an anti-semitic conspiracy theory, alleging that jews were paying for the refugees who were

to weigh in and more heather is with us, and caroll, and rick unger, and white house press secretary,h. the manufacturing and energy

man to do the socialist thing, and -- >> woodruff: there is excitement, though, among some of the ungerocrats. >> no question. i mean, i agree on that, but don't think you can look at the new green new deal and say i'm going to run on that in iowa in 2020 ande the nominee or be the winner. i just don't think you can. i mean, that's a very pragmatic and practical decision. >> well, kamala harris seems to be. cory booker has made gestures, lizabeth warren. >> i would also point out as peter hart the great pollst, er sambers at this point in any presidential race are the equivalent of being written in wet sand at the ocean's edge. >> woodruff: polers? poll numbers. it's talking about who's ahead and isn't. at this l point, tast time there was a republican president seeking reelection is george w. bush, the leading democrat was joe lieberman who eight contests later d not won a single delegate. >> woodruff: if we haven't leablrned to be he about polls by now -- >> humility is what's recommended. >> woodruff: mark shields, david brooks, thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: comingo terms wit