isa that either the model alliance or uni is a -- that either the model alliance or uni is a —— unionsoader social and cultural change. that was a former male model speaking earlier to us. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: shinzo abe pays his respects to the japanese diplomat who saved 6,000 jews from the holocaust. also on the programme: a global survey suggests that exercise for the older generation is set to be big this year — we visit an over—sixties gym gym in singapore. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she'd been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children i

one the stage from the uni however yamaha's adrian favre and moved back into the overall. well the firths baby panda to be born in france has they have public view. of paris that could get a five month old if they may which means making entry and the call is already a media sensation. seems like little still has to practices climbing. on the ground for the time being. the five year old france has attracted a lot of attention. never has an animal gotten as much media coverage and never has and will been followed as much on social media. front of the big he has absolutely no fear. is attaching. it's a joy it's even better than that it really makes us happy. it's touching. we see the moment when. the world is full of challenges. but maybe mom can help out. and don't worry we haven't forgotten the bundesliga all of saturday's goals are coming up after the break with kraft harrington the chairman tough life winter break is well and truly over and the trip to an leipsic was the stand days encounter and there is a lot more exciting action to do stay tuned for more football action

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of course there's a lot of foreign interest in the huge deposit of lithium in the salt flats of all uni china is particularly keen. a state owned chinese engineering company is already here. it's building a plant to make potassium chloride fertilizer and the plant happens to be close to the lithium pools. it is a. new is favors. but if a measure from my friends and. also from client yeah it's true. because of the lithium resources here is sixty percent of total in a war but it has nothing to do with your job. i did it gets you from beijing now from our head office. what i was to the twentieth century live here might be to the twenty first electric cars continue to take off the metal could be a source of great wealth for now bolivia is trying to ride the lithium wave and hoping to tap it stores. ok to cheat. today we need to global teen from bikini a fast so the seventeen year old lives in the capital of the west african nation. trip oh no my name's pear trees cabaret and i live in why do i have a big brother three big sisters and a little sister it's. getting . warmer by my parents were

part of the uni lies on heidelberg main street which runs parallel to the neck a river through the oldtown it's one of the longest and most beautiful pedestrian zones in europe full of shops and boutiques to end my two off either back i'm going back up the hill across from the crew next to or on the opposite side of the neck up this path is known as the philosopher's walk. historically it was just the path through the vignettes but during the romantic period it scenic beauty drew students professors and philosophers today it's a high life for visitors it gives fantastic views of the city and castle. and. i don't think i need to tell you any more about the romantic city of fighter back you've seen it for yourself and a quote from a famous german song pretty much sums it up my half in height of the funnel that means i lost my heart in height of. the next destination in this special edition of check in is the historic city of dresden home to saxon royalty for seven hundred years. by day and dresden begins at a very historic spot cafe toscana first opened its doors and ninety know what it

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first lady medical center and department of human c services we will begin construction on a long-term uni unit. [applause] this center will offer a homelike treatment for those medically fragile children now living there. a life altering experience for those patients and their families if there is ever a mission of mercy we can achieve it is this home for the childre children. [applause] we have an additional opportunity i believe real potential exists for the public safety headquarters with a good location near the state crime lab the current bill located in the heart of the court or constructed in the 70s and is in deplorable condition. a new medical conference center will be constructed in itsn place would be the gateway of the medical core door. medical city rising out of the tiny words of harrison county complete with a new pharmacy school and a simulation center with the national obesity and diabetes research center as a result of a partnership between william perry university and to the cleveland clinic one of the top rated medical entities in the world. for this partnership to fig

. >> that's the uni i remember. honestly the whole day looks like a laugh.conclusion is -- >> after a day at the university of helsinki no matter how strange your background might be and lost you might seem you'll still make friends in finland. >> that's it. that's all. we'll see you on the >>> tonight, two breaking stories. the major storm slamming the east. and the storm inside the white house. steve bannon turning on the president's family. calling donald trump jr.'s infamous meeting with the russian lawyer inside trump tower, quote, treasonous, claiming there's zero chance don jr. didn't take them to the president's office. tonight, president trump firing back. >>> also tonight, the states of emergency at this hour. the massive storm called a bomb cyclone. possible hurricane force winds slamming into the east. the track now shifting. know totals will now be even higher. florida to virginia, d.c., philly, new york and boston all getting hit. >>> president trump taunting kim jong-un over the size of their nuclear buttons. is this helping? >>> the fire repo

while the jazz were wearing the flame thrower unis, had not seen it before. a back board pass to gobert, he had nine. warriors down all night. klay thompson one of the bright spots. no answer at all for joe ingles. 6 of 8 from beyond the arc. 20 points, kevin durant went for 17 and called it his worst game of the year. dunking here. he was supposedly guarding ingles and not guarding him, blow-out alert. rubio, team high 20. remember, minnesota took them over steph years back. warriors with by far the worst loss of the year. they lose by 30. 129-99. fear the beard. james harden, record setting night for the rockets against the magic. he looked happy. fourth quarter, shot clock winding down, harden, he has 48 points. 107 a piece. the step back daddy. like step daddy. he has 54. less than a minute to go. oh, it's going up and it's going down. three plus the foul that gave him 60 points and a triple-double that has never been done before in nba history and the rockets win thanks to the beard, 114-107, has bad news for cavs forward, kevin love broke his left hand

technological milestone the olympia was the first german mass production model to have a unitized body and uni body construction is still the standard in car making today so it's a good to go by the down. from the year. twentieth century on opal was a high of of innovation in one thousand and nine its two seater doctors car used in a fission modular construction system and in one thousand nine hundred four opals for p.s. nicknamed the tree frog was the first german car to roll off an assembly line. the olympia made stay below one thousand nine hundred thirty five at the i eighty international motor show in berlin a plexiglass model showed off its truss like car body framework the body and the chassis comprised a single unit that was simply mounted onto a pre-assembled drive train that included the engine. but i'm not a fan christos tells us the models name was inspired by germany's most anticipated event of one nine hundred thirty six there were lynn olympics and opal use the games to advertise the car to olympia's accompany the olympic flame on its three thousand kilometer long journey from a

. >> that's the uni i remember. honestly the whole day looks like a laugh.conclusion is -- >> after a day at the university of helsinki no matter how strange your background might be and lost you might seem you'll still make friends in finland. >> that's it. that's all. we'll see you on the next "right this minute." before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. what are you doing? what is that doing here? this was just delivered. well, we got to send that back. too late. it's all yours. again. ♪ -hi, darling. -hi! i am so happy that you asked me to have breakfast with you. yeah! i just don't

the crumple zone was a byproduct of the car's uni body construction though it was only patented at the end of the one nine hundred fifty s. by mercedes engineer bell about painting still that oversight didn't hurt the cadet a little opal found over thirty thousand buyers in its first year alone. thanks i must take crystal says it's progressive technology soon made the kid at the best selling car in its class in germany with a market share of fifty nine percent ferdinand porsche even used it as a comparison while developing the v.w. beetle germany's first true people's car and spite of its success they could add didn't earn that distinction well it was a relatively low cost car at the time for the masses it was still an affordable luxury even a fight with everyone is not the subject of the us anymore the hobby with the and. that's why over thirty percent of the production was sold abroad cadets could be found on the roads in south africa argentina china and new zealand after world war two broke out production ceased the last original model cadet rolled off the assembly line and made one

while the jazz were wearing the flame thrower unis, had not seen it before.ck board pass to gobert, he had nine. warriors down all night. klay thompson one of the bright spots. no answer at all for joe ingles. 6 of 8 from beyond the arc. 20 points, kevin durant went for 17 and called it his worst game of the year. dunking here. he was supposedly guarding ingles and not guarding him, blow-out alert. rubio, team high 20. remember, minnesota took them over steph years back. warriors with by far the worst loss of the year. they lose by 30. 129-99. fear the beard. james harden, record setting night for the rockets against the magic. he looked happy. fourth quarter, shot clock winding down, harden, he has 48 points. 107 a piece. the step back daddy. like step daddy. he has 54. less than a minute to go. oh, it's going up and it's going down. three plus the foul that gave him 60 points and a triple-double that has never been done before in nba history and the rockets win thanks to the beard, 114-107, has bad news for cavs forward, kevin love broke his left hand and e

power which was becoming uni polar is going to be diminished from internally because and we have seen that particularly with reference to the vote that was taken at the united nations when america stood up against a hundred twenty eight nations should we are we just thirty seconds left but i want to get your views on this last thing donald trump said that the arena people will receive support from the u.s. at the appropriate time your thoughts on what that could mean. well appropriate time meaning that they already have some agents on the ground as you see the fire at their police stations and you know one of the commentators from the state department was saying that it's going to be an organic development but i think it's going to be a genetically modified development that's going to take place on the streets of tehran if usa has anything to do with it political an economy. runs free always good to have you on the program thank you for your time and thought. now as we mentioned a little bit earlier america's ambassador to the u.n. revealed that donald trump plans to stop funding a u.

. >> the state of our uni strong because our people are strongweek. >> the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. >> president trump in his first state of the union address touted all areas he sees as successes. job creation, stockmarket gains, tax cuts. the hot topic button that could bring a shutdown in another week, immigration. >> tonight i'm extending an open hand to work with members of both parties. >> as expected he called for construction of a southern border wall and an end to visa lotteries and family immigration. he offered a path to citizenship for some illegal immigrants. >> those who show education and good moral character can become officially of the united states. >> he told daca dreamers, quote, we will -- he then went after the divisi divisiveness of the president's first year. >> bullies may land a punch, they may leave a mark, but they never, not once, in the history of our united states managed to match the strength and spirit of our people united in defense of their future. >> on the issue both sides applauded, president trump called for a $1.

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. >> uni 28-year-old timothy smith suffered a gunshot wound to head during attack in me melcovt.it was self up picture toed. the victims have been identified as three men and two women in 0s. a motive for the shooting remains under investigation but family members of the victims say the shooter was obsessed one one of the people he shot. >> president trump is preparing to deliver the first state of the union address tuesday. the president speech is expected to focus on immigration reforms. his plan includes giving 1.8 million young undocumented immigrants a exchange for susan collins responded to the president's plan on "face the nation." >> i think all of us realize it will take a compromise on this issue to get something done and protect the dealer population. which is certainly a goal of mine. >> massachusetts congress woman jill kennedy will deliver the response to state of the unionr were shining on mc biggest ♪ when i'm with yu get is♪ ♪ >> see the best grammy momentsgt tomorrow and including the surprise appearance during the show plus. >>k after a lifetime how that super

landgrave maurits of hester had fourteen children until the age of seven children were dressed in the unisex floor length. to differentiate between the sexes they were depicted holding symbolic objects weapons were considered masculine. small dogs as a symbol of loyalty dolls flowers and fruit were seen this famine in. cherries were particularly symbolic of femininity and brimming with meaning. as fruits that ripen in the month of may the catholic month of mary they're the epitome of chastity and purity. they are red the color of blood and they carry pits in the same way a girl's womb may later carry a child. the flemish artist anton funday was employed at the english course he painted this portrait of charles the first's eldest children in sixteen thirty seven. the boy said to continue the family lineage is the focus of the composition. he stressed entirely in red. his mescaline it he and strength are emphasised by his subjugation of a huge dog. in sixteen fifty six the spanish court painted diego velazquez created a masterpiece entitled last many. the painting harbors many secrets. at i

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providing material support to al qaeda and its a case i supervised when i was the chief of the two prison uni two-persoe southern district of new york. the evidence in the trial showed she attempted to assist other individuals affiliated with al qaeda to try to enter the united states based on false statements and immigration documents and in fact assisted and took on the persona of one of the individuals whom he was attempting to try to get back into the united states to commit terrorist acts. the individual statements provided by that individual demonstrated that she was attempting to come back into the united states to commit attacks on gas stations in new york, my home town, and by the fact we were able to prosecute him and stop the attempt to engage in additional terrorist attacks here in the united states. additional items included in the report the immigrations and customs enforcement provided information that shows that approximately 1,716 removals in 2011 because of the designation that is determined by ict in the department of homeland security and there are times when although ther

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of palestinian resistance and israeli military judge has denied bail to sixteen year olds ahead tom uni he ordered that she be held until her trial for slapping two israeli soldiers in the west bank a video of the incident has gone viral and brought her to international attention rights groups have called for the girl's release and her father spoke exclusively to d.w. from ramallah about the case. this is the video that provoked a social media storm a palestinian go slapping and kicking and israeli soldier the incident followed what israel says was a stone throwing assault on its troops. the go is sixteen year old i had to mimi and she's become an icon of the palestinian resistance. that this soldier is a symbol for the occupation that has taken our land our country and killed our people since the december incident our head has been in custody and being charged with twelve counts including assault and incitement now she could face a lengthy jail sentence ahead is from a well known activist family in the west bank and is no stranger to confrontation in two thousand and twelve she was fil

you should spend of how big this is and then addressing oxford uni as well what is this like the idea that this is global it's not just about menstruation a menstrual hygiene in india people around the world are really interested. and the other thing also i feel that the other thing that i want to talk about is why sanitary pads are treated as luxury items and why are they tax and they're taxed all over the world they're taxed in india twelve percent they're taxed in the u.k. they're taxed in many states in america and i think again it's because women as a group we're not standing up and relieve and because of this embarrassment about our own biology we're not standing up and say that this is ridiculous you know why is via great extremes certain states why are condoms downstream india and why not sanitary pads let me just bring in this thought here first of all pap. should reach out to the rule areas of india but it turns out to be a revolution india as far sanitary pads are concerned. this is what you do all the time been doing this for many years do you think that a movie might be a

there's been a lot of discussion about a switch from a sort of uni polar world to multi-polar world over the last few years i mean do you think this saw of other countries you know going on a different line to the u.s. on you know global matters at the u.n. etc is that a sign that you know that while this finally taking some sort of full. well yeah if you were to look at the book written by freed zakaria most a decade ago it was called the rise of the rest of the post american world. subtitled the rise of the rest he talked about the way that china or india rise up and create a multipolar world but what's actually happened more recently and i don't think anybody's really really saw this coming was that the withdrawal from of the united states from the global international order has actually kind of exacerbated or sped that up and as a consequence of the you know some of these other countries china russia india you know the you know can fill a power vacuum that we are leaving. that's all we've got time for tonight's poll hero matter of juices thanks for joining us here today on the progra

we saw today was a president who was trying to be presidential he was trying to really deliver this uni flying message to all americans when we look at his rhetoric who was trying to stress that the most important thing for him that he spoke ruth od the american people however of talking about concrete policies i would say that we have to say that it was president trump addressing his base people who voted for. those what would you say was the president presidential not being. well that's clearly part of it i would go with he used the term american family i think he was trying to present himself as america's dad i think he was trying to say you know this is i'm the benevolent leader i understand you we have a connection you guys make america great that this is what we need to do together but i'm going to take the hit the reins and reflect you guys with my authority and i think that he really wanted to play that almost paternal world you know to protect the american family and you know what what great then i mean you said earlier in the speech we're about halfway through you said you kno

and i would say to journalism itself and we'll talk about that a little bit later gina let me go to uni west palm beach i mean you're you're a professional mental mental health i mean how do you react to seeing journalists on the on the cable stations talking about the health level of the president of the united states must be quite shocking for you because you are an expert was interesting because i don't think that they would diagnose the president you know without ever even talking to him in most cases or having a chance to speak with him clinically and so it really is it really does say a lot more honestly about their own obsession with overturning an american election i mean that's what this really comes down to they really just want to make this whole thing go away they're not happy with the election result so they'll try everything they can to negate it and it says a lot more about their mental steadiness if you will than it does his if you look at the fact that he has functioned so amazingly well even despite all of the constant barrage of hate coming at him from the media and f

in indonesia and what happened in there in sixty five is part of our history also our miami's linger uni is back a controversial painting from the one nine hundred ninety s. using hindu male and female symbols of fur to lety against the. background of script it symbolizes the merging of cultures and beliefs in indonesia when it was first shown conservative groups considered it an insult of islam and send death threats to the artist she was forced to flee the country fast enough but i have and i really hope people can now openly discuss the issue of closure as i'm this is the right moment tensions between the majority and minorities are only increasing because these issues are being politicized to divide and rule we have to reject this a moment and we are back and look at the indonesian modern art is increasingly sold at auctions around the world but as yet to receive the same appreciation at home work by a new man must reality one of indonesia's best selling modern artists has been sold for one million dollars abroad the much on the sea and not only aims to create awareness for modern ar

within the camps and changing locations but to prevent this situation of seeking we are all with the uni says we've all of those established one hundred and sixty eight community based child protection. action committees formed we've community leaders and. then to twenty need to inform and to prevent the families of these kind of actions and as a player we have over thirty thousand. dollars since clubs we have five. and there. is some basic the live skin space education so i just i've skied space indication is helping them to understand all these issues of trafficking or violence and it was when mentioned in. the floor. parents and include with the genes the luck of safe we lions. so we've the department of social service to go on the bangladesh we are starting now. on nine thousand of the most renewable families so that they don't have to give their daughters like they know. each to lose hope. you know they are many people events of measures that we have to deal with and they just a little ok so let's talk about it on on the other ike the other side obviously prevention is the goal that

most of the southern indian ocean of course we have got a tropical cyclone affecting marisha idler uni on heavy enough rain though into northern parts of mozambique southern areas of tanzania because of very heavy rain still wearing to botswana and also affecting the cong. the cards are. on one of the top stories. that are physically new military conflict on syria's northern border after the decision by the us to form a border force led by kurdish fighters to his military is preparing to strike against. syria it calls terrorists. the world health organization says diphtheria is spreading quickly in yemen forty eight people have died from the disease in the past four months. and officials from twenty countries are meeting in canada to increase diplomatic and financial pressure on north korea to give up development of long range nuclear missiles. says more than one hundred fifty thousand rejoinder refugees will be repatriated to neighboring me and mar within two years by today she government says the deal was settled this week but there's no official word yet from me and maher and no con

president macron, je suis tres heureux de vous accueillir aujourd'hui pour votre premiere visite au royaume—unior mark urban and our political editor nick watt are here and they've both picked a highlight. you had theresa may reaching out in french which was more similar to ted heath rather than tony blair. trying to revive the entente cordiale because theresa may wants to show that whilst the uk is leaving the eu it is not leaving europe, and this was the response. translation: i want to make sure that the single market is preserved because that's very much at the heart of the european union. so the choice is on the british side, not on my side. but they can have the no differentiated access to the financial services, if you want access to the single market, including the financial services, be my guest, but that means you need to contribute to the budget and acknowledge the jurisdiction, the europeanjurisdiction. that was the absolutely fundamentalist eu position on access to, for the financial services to the single market after brexit. as the president said, be my guest, you can have access