make no mistake, an attack on public sector unions is an attack on all unions. an attack on unions is an attack on all workers whether they belong to a union or not. and it means all workers, whether you punch a time clock or whether you fill out a time sheet or swipe a badge, whether you make a salary or earn tips, whether you're on a payroll, whether you're a contract worker, whether you're a temp, whether you're working behind a desk, whether you're cutting hair, whether you're working on a factory floor, whether you're working behind a restaurant counter -- and i mean all workers -- the fact is all workers across this country, as profits go up, as g.d.p. goes up, as executive compensation goes up, as workers get more productive, all workers across this country are feeling squeezed. work doesn't pay of 0 the way it used to. we've seen what happens when workers have no power in the workplace. corporations view american workers increasingly -- corporations view american workers as a cost to be minimum niezed instead of -- minimized instead of a valuable asset in which to asset. lo

union and confederate. the dom instant motif are union, union, union, nation, and on some, put a really small percentage of all of them, you also will get some mention of emancipation, often in terms of lincoln's, they'll mention lincoln's emancipation prok location when you mention union. the memorial landscape underscores powerfully the fact that union was the dominant memory of the war among the loyal citizenry of the united states. they also wrote and wrote and wrote and wrote. the civil war generation picked up pens and just outpoured the accounts, regiment al histories, memoirs, published sets of letters. when you read those, you get a strong sense of just how dominant this notion of a war for union was. it's a war for union. and it's a war that ended with this grand success that ratified the work of the founders. how do you compete with the founders? that's one of the problems. all they did was establish the country in a bloody war against scummy great britain, then they are responsible for the constitution. okay. check. check. and what have we done late? how do you complete with that memory? that's

seeking jobs in the european union but again a lot of trouble ahead if you do something like that we all know about the trouble of redistributing migrants as of now in the european union that's certainly not going to change when you have more migration from africa but i think everybody here the leaders here the commission the institutions all acknowledge that there needs to be a pathway for legal migration for african for african countries and there's much of what you're saying that a lot of well meaning sentiment but not enough concrete action myself one in abidjan thank you very much for your excellent reporting. now telling people francis has just become the first pope to visit bangladesh in more than thirty yes it's a second stop on a six day tour of asia the pontiff arrived from neighboring man ma where he was criticized for not specifically speaking out against the treatment of other him. after landing in the captain taka he visited a memorial for the nine hundred seventy one vang of this independence the focus of the building limited to enact decisive measures to assist muslim refugees in bangladesh although he has again not used the. more than six hundred thou

the union needs rules and european union needs rules and no national stage can assert these rules the european union can and therefore the negligence. with which. germany is being led to. the legends with which europe is dealt with can be tolerated anymore and therefore we need clarity. germany. and that gets me back to you are the first question has an active government in which social democrats. do excellent. work. we have to govern the country carefully while the. talks collapsed. and there are other representatives who talk about the consequences of a social summit or you go to board refer to barbara any breaks and her work on the occasion of the climate summit the s.p.d. lives up to its response ability being a very active and very responsible part of the acting government believes. mr shultz and i'd like to repeat one question regarding the grand coalition did i understand you correctly that you said that you exclude a grand coalition and the second is question is whether.

trafficking carried out by africans against africans and the situation must stop what the african union the european union and the united nations have decided this evening is to act decisively first and foremost with extreme urgency to evacuate from libya all those who can and want to be evacuated and help them to return to their country of origin. we will stand in solidarity with others in this emergency operation which will be conducted in the coming days and weeks. it's often it's an interesting choice of words those who want to be a documented because it does seem to promise to stand people back to the very countries whose horrors they've just spent their life savings trying to escape. yes but if you talk to some of those that came back from libya for example from here from ivory coast and we did that in the past days many of them are completely disillusioned they said had i known what awaited me in libya i would have never gone up there so they are being made promises they think that the better life will be easy to achieve for them and then they find hell i mean we talked to the head of the e.u. comm

are actually if you want to raise awareness of issue they're doing a much better job than the union unionsnd all of the groups we're talking about it's relatively interesting and whether you agree with it or not they are raising the issue at the point of doing it they have a right to do it, they're celebrities i like my sports hero being politically agitated even though i don't agree with their politics so i think they need to be staying up for this and i don't think he's right about them not doing it. he's right about the mistakes he made to the nfl. >> dagen: but we have to point out prior to 2009 the players typically did not stand out on the field during the national anthem. >> right, precisely so to say this is a new idea like donald trump tweeted today in fact i believe it's an idea that they're coming out within reaction to the fact that donald trump has created such a huge st ink about this so when patrice said this is about the left being divisive this is not about our president being divisive. he is the one driving this narrative and so i think that the nfl is kind of saying okay

union and the african union aimed to stop refugees risking their lives to cross the mediterranean plus migrants and refugees facing abuse will be evacuated from libya also coming up after north korea's the latest missile launch a warning from the united states we will destroy you if it comes to war this us kim jong un claims his nation is now a fully fledged nuclear power. and us president dollar trump is accused of promoting islam will phobia after you retreated a video made by an extremist british group it's also got him into a rout with a briton british prime minister. just in the next sixty minutes men seeking to get power at any price is the key. reason for conflicts around the world that's according to iran's most powerful women and vice president at the cartels women in power act more responsibly. how in a very warm welcome to you i'm on the touchy ma the european union and the african union have agreed on an emergency plan to dismantle people smuggling networks and repack create stranded migrants and refugees in libya as a two day summit and in the city of abidjan in ivory coast the un recognise government of libya promised to allow u.n. agencies access to refugee camps in areas under its control and it will also investigate reports of slave auctions e.u. countries have pledged to finance the repack creation of migrants and refugees from libya to their home countries elsewhere in africa now our correspondent max hoffman has been covering that summit for us and joins me now from abidjan hi max i'm you've been listening to two days of talks and you've just heard the fund the press conference what did you take away from that meeting. there was a lot of back patting at the end everybody expressing their will to cooperate and there was a lot of thank you's naturally but if you look at the conclusions what's in writing then there's not a whole lot there t

union since his retirement. in fact many still wax nostalgic about the soviet union looking back chiefly on its power and internal cohesion and the victories that it was. one hundred fifty people lose in fifteen autonomous republics that was the soviet union. jaegers then use its course it was would throw everyone backs latvians the russians or ukrainians said i am a citizen of the soviet union somewhere that was the most important thing it wasn't propaganda your propaganda. but propaganda is a key word when it comes to the soviet union the red star and then in the victorious monuments of the great patriotic war all over russia they still celebrate the power and strength of the soviet empire. the home of communism it was both a vision and in one man. after the soviet union's collapse some of its former republics became more open to western influences every summer a hundred. and young people used to flock to the world's largest techno festival and guys unshaved in crimea and dance to the backdrop of the black sea. the russian occupation of crimea in two thousand and fourteen put an end to that the festival moved to georgia where the orthodox church promptly tried to have it banned. the orthodox church as one hundred fifty million members a

union the european union and the united nations have decided this evening is to act decisively first and foremost with extreme urgency to evacuate from libya all those who can and want to be evacuated and help them to return to their country of origin . we will stand in solidarity with others in this emergency operation which will be conducted in the coming days and weeks. so pleasure and mccraw to act decisively but what they actually want to do about this what any details discuss. well this is the initiative of him as you mentioned him out here in my call so we have to be clear here this is nothing between the european union and the african union this was on the sidelines but you're right this was probably one of the most pressing issues one of the most important topics here very emotional but it's unclear what exactly or how exactly the countries that are participating are going to carry this out in money or in my call talked about military personnel that needed to be involved the german said no military personnel now the president of the african commission said there are three thousand eight hundred migrants in tripoli at the moment that need to be flown out urgently this is probably going to happen within the next days but what happens for example to the people to the migrants that are in camps that don't that are not part of the territory officially controlled by the government that's a huge problem who might go in there to help them if there is military personnel involved all those details are not clear yet but a matter of my call promise that they will be cruelly or fired within the next days or wee

union, the african france and europe, macron will propose to the african union and european union to bring back migrants from libya, where they are clearly under crime against humanity as he said. like, this is a strong engagement to stop the procedures. at the same time, there is a confirmation of the policy to policy, but also to bring back to their own migrants formic human rights. i think it is not the good solution, the wrong way. you cannot force people back peoplend you can force that cannot force people to go to europe. i think it is unrealistic love it is a confirmation of the extent of the migration policy of the e european union and france. host: we will go back just to hear the end of the speech. >> the most promising startups in africa and help spoport their development. alsoso, agriculture. africa needs changes in agricultlture, more than 70% off active workers work in agriculture, so we need to investst in it. our initiative is to invest in smaller companies to helplp increase productivity. we will do this wherever we must, through aid and support. this aims s to increa

union. but sherman is see most important power of the european union is the european union certainly cannot move with our chairman e and for chairman need to move to push forward the european union or to stop pushing it forward whatever germany is in need of a stable government so far we have no stable government sooner for all european business has to wait until germany is ready again to be an active player in the european game we will simply have the situation there other than in the last decades germany paralysed itself which is an exceptional situation but since our contributed there are much to this situation well it's up to her to find a way of muddling through. this week r.t. america was forced to to register as a foreign agent in the u.s. after months of pressure from washington and china will now have to abide by a law first to set up to combat nazi propaganda before the second world war it will have to regularly disclose full details of its broadcast and staffing to the u.s. government plus it must maintain a transparent financial structure and be ready for full inspection at any t

on american history tv, university of alabama professor talks about union general george mcclellan who commanded the union apartme union army of the potomac. he talks about his military successes and failures, his reputation for arrogance as well as his rocky relationships with high ranking union officials. most notably president abraham lincoln. this talk was part of pamplin historical park symposium. it's about an 1:15. >>> good morning, everybody. we're ready to get started. welcome back to the last day of our conference and also welcome to our cspan viewers. we're live. just a couple of announcements before i introduce the speaker. we still have some tickets available on our wonderful plank that you'll be able to take home today if you want. we've also

fair trade get me expectable that partnership to evolve at the summit between the european union and the african union do you think. that's something many n.g.o.s and by the way also many economic experts have been asking for now for decades open up the free trade market let african goods come to europe and not only european goods come to africa because the african countries are dependent on that course europeans are making good money with that but it's not really helping the african economies it's hard to say how far along they are everybody knows this is probably something that needs to be done but it seems like we're pretty far away from it actually happening at the moment myself on the john in ivory coast thank you very much for that. tuesday marked the first anniversary of the at plane crash that claimed the lives of the entire topic lanes a soccer team on a flight to colombia seventy seven people only six of i nine hundred players and staff were killed the brazilian team was ordered to play its first ever south american tournament final but its plane crashed a memorial was held in colombia to ho

european union has been wrestling with some ofan union has been wrestling with some of an existential crisis for the few yea rs. of an existential crisis for the few years. do you think the european unionmerged from that crisis, or is it still in the middle of it? well, the last years were not easy for the european union. that is obvious. but i think brexit and other incidents were a wake—up call for the 27 member states, and i believe the european union is now facing towards a better future, and you can also see in the recent polling that the approval rates for the european union membership is going up in the 27 member states. strong europe needs a strong germany, and right now, of course it is short—term, but right now there isn't even a real german government, and no clarity about what is that governing coalition is going to look like. that is a problem, isn't it? yes, but this happens after elections. the german voters decided about the composition of a new german parliament in september. now we are busy forming a new government. it will probably be a four party government, with the cdu, the csu, the liberals and the greens. hopefully the coalition negotiations will be concluded be

union of the two crane might become a member of the european union i think this is misunderstood sometimes misused also by the understanding of the russian side i think he has no decision about them it is always a phrase used neighborhood policy we need the european union neighborhood to polish it but there was a is that really fair because you know that in order to make that civilizational choice as the ukrainian politicians like to call it they have to severe many of their economic ties with russia. many of the industrial ties were caught the ukraine is now risking losing income from the gas transit so ukraine has made a lot of sacrifices for what if it cut its ties with russia it's surely hope that it would be embraced by the west more fully not just encouraged but fully embraced and support it it is a right to use the ukrainians want to use their best spec to force a european union but this is not going from monday to the other i think it's always mr the steel to you can become visit once for each member there's a european union you have to fulfill the quotations and then the end and there are a lot of consequences you have already mentioned here that need some time you may arrive to these critiques of the representatives of the european union they

union especially cyprus because british military bases are actually on the island what cyprus position regarding this base is now that britain is accepting european union. will the british bases where in cyprus before we join the european union before you came join the european union so the issue is not about the presence of the bases but about the relationship that should be agreed regarding the rights of cypriot citizens that live or work inside the base and this is the object of a negotiation between ourselves and the government of the united kingdom and the aegis of brussels in order to include it in the withdrawal agreement. where we are aiming to be exactly what was happening when the u.k. is in the european union. to apply when the u.p.a. would be. also i realize that you care brings a lot to the super economy trade tourism investment are things going to change now that united kingdom is accepting european union. well hope it does and we're not there yet there are going to be toward get even speed tween the united kingdom and the european union one is a withdrawal agreement it has to do with the rights of. citizens in the u.k. and british citizens in the it has to do with the. juice of the united kingdom to the budget

union square in san francisco. but, the city's recreation and parks department denied their permit request saying that union square is crowded with the annual skating rink and christmas tree already in place. refuse facism was offered other locations. . such as nearby justin herman plaza. . .but they are insisting on union square.sot union square is the place to be in the eyes of millions. lawyers representing refuse fascism filed a complaint against the city, but friday afternoon a judge ruled in favor of the recreation and parks department. despite the setback, organizers say they plan to hold their protest at union square anyway.sotwe are going to be there for a nonviolent, peaceful but determined massive beautiful demonstration. what's unknown at this point is how many people will actually show up. previous anit facism protests have varied greatly in size. protests in berkeley this past summer attracted thousands but on friday afternoon only a handful of people showed up for the court hearing on the permit application. organizers insist the protest will be well attended.sot it's very important that millions of people act and act soon to come together to raise their voice. ( marty ) at this point, there's no indication that any sort of counter protests are planned for here in san francisco. ( marty )

narrator] with britain now negotiating its exit from the union, self. - taking the second strongest european union country out of the european union, the united kingdom, that's a recipe for instability in europe itself and that therefore that has to be a cause of concern for the united states. it's the only european country that has a consistently global outlook. it's the strongest military inside the european union itself and so on many different issues the british voice was very important in brussels, voting on european union matters. - the united kingdom threatens to break apart. it is very far from clear that scotland will stay a member of the united kingdom if that means leaving the european union. even northern ireland is expressing concern. - the people in northern ireland or even the republic of ireland decide to reopen the irish question of a century ago and that is should be have a united ireland on the island? then you might see the gradual fracturing, dismemberment, and undeniably weakening of the united kingdom itself. - one of the bridges to come with the european union was london. - for many in the united states, am

we'll ever have to also underestimated the power of foreign unions because here there is this push to get the fight with the union the union breakers and the software but over there it's a completely different environment do you think they just didn't know enough and go in with enough education and what they were actually going to come up against or they just wait for calamity to yeah i think part of it is maybe they just didn't realize how successful it truly could be and also they probably didn't guess how many members of the older generation might end up working for them because if you're talking about a bunch of millennial that are drivers on the weekends they don't maybe they might not care as much about getting access to health insurance or a pension plan but if it's somebody that's middle age that lost their job or maybe you know wages have been stagnant they need extra money to help pay for their kids to go to college it matters for them and then when you're looking at was put out of business because of these rate it's become a big problem in major cities where they have black cabs or even in. york city where the c

union somewhere that was the most important thing it wasn't propaganda your propaganda. but propaganda is a key word when it comes to the soviet union the red star the victorious monuments of the great patriotic war all over russia they still celebrate the power and strength of the soviet empire. the home of communism it was both a vision and in one manner. after the soviet union's collapse some of its former republics became more open to western influences every summer a hundred thousand young people used to flock to the world's largest techno festival and goes on to fin crimea and dance to the backdrop of the black sea. the russian occupation of crimea in two thousand and fourteen put an end to that the festival moved to georgia where the orthodox church promptly tried to have it banned. the orthodox church as one hundred fifty million members and it wields power across the former republics. condemned by the churches have been open again for the last twenty five years and they're always full in spite of almost one hundred years of godlessness in the soviet government's attempts to destroy religion. but the search for meaning and values hasn't led only to a resurgence of religion fame and a radical feminist as. davis the group founded in ukraine is anything but pious topless for freedom they call themselves extremists and of pledge to fight patriarchy in the se

taking on union ville. union ville, deep to the end zone. where he finds one of the four touch down of the night. 36-21. let's go to the sky. gone. 40 yard touch down. beth bethlehem catholic moving on. one of the areas very best players. to the house. he glided for a 196 and three tich touch downs. 44 20. up next we cross the bridge to new jersey. perhaps the best qb in the region tries to lead his team to a final. the game of week. and the south jersey play off action on deck. >>> how about it. our south jersey play off conch begins with the game of the week. timber creek winners of the 25 straight coming in. diving into the bag of tricks in the first half. still on the, hits little wide open like a kids mouth at the dentist. they fight back though. he can go. and gets six. busts free giving the first lead. 27-23. timber creek comes back like bad tuna. firing a dart to little. chargers back on top. 30-27. not about to go away without a fight. max well. touch down pass. 34-30. after a turn over. ices it. advancing to the finals. more jersey

firms, price wars, cut throat price car wars, build them up again, you cut union, wut labor -- cut labor unions, labor unions are crushed through force and violence which leads to socialism movements who overcome capitalism itself. so as far as corporate elite was concerned, this was maddens and the solution was to bring as much competition as possible out of the economy and between 1898 and 1904, short space of time, thousands competing firms are merged into hundreds of gigantic corporations which the united states steel is the preem nant example -- example, was a progressive move. morgans and rockefellers were convinced not entirely without reason that this would allow a more rational economy and would get above and allow for long-term planning and making money to people who i don't ever saw the corporate movement but it was also an ideology, a culture had emerged that argued this this was good in a variety of arenas and one of them was the lunatic competition between brooklyn and new york and other towns around the harbor when they should be concentrating on combine to go deal with the problems of the har

the pilot's union...howeve the pilot's union...however... is urging unionoweve the pilot's union...however... is urging members not to take on these flights... as it could violate their contracts. (pam) a live look outside tonight.. .. another cold night on tap..(steve)brittney is here with the four zone forecast.. high pressure will bring dry and mild weather through the end of the work week. a weak trough will pass north of the bay area on saturday keeping the best rain chances closer to the oregon border. longer range trends suggest above normal temperatures and continued dry weather for next week. (steve) still ahead:new video showing the man police just can't seem to take down.. bean bag shots and tasers seemed to have ánoá effect.. (pam) and next:we look into what seems to be driving an increase in face tattoos.. , we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly all kinds of people all kinds of places. like app developers to mexico city. musically inclined novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. su

union military union, that's what he wants and that's what the direction of travel is, that's absolutely where we're going. let me just ask alex mayer there. is that where you would like europe to go? i don't think that there's any... i don't think there's likely to be a european army. i don't think that's the end goal and i don't think anyone‘s ever going to be forced into it. this is a unionas and resources on dedependence. that's what's happening. no—one is being forced into it, no troops are going to be called up from different countries without their say—so. this is just people collaborating together to try to get the best from the resources that they have. henry bolton, entirely voluntary arrangement which people can take or leave? well, that's what nato is and this is not. this will be regulated as was made clear in the government paper issued in september that this will be regulated by the european union. and we won't be part of that. now, to borisjohnson's bit about flying buttress, to an extent i would agree with that analogy, but a buttress is outside the building, supporting it from the outside. if we are able to maintain our own full—spectrum military capabilities, we will always want to co—operate and support our friends and allies abroad, including eu member states. we just do not believe, and ukip certainly doesn't believe, that we need to be subordinate to

if the european union stops going for an average closer union i wouldn't call it a danger but rather lp to unity a chance we should take because we don't want to have that our close a union yes chancellor merkel is i think at least partially. responsible you could you could say for breaks it one could say she supported it which is good because with their policy she made it easier for those advocating to leave it to leave because they say they see how we are struggling with a with a policy of merkel and with the with the millions of migrants coming into europe and then in the end also maybe coming to u.k. so most of us also responsible for mcinnes responsible of course also she supports this one of our biggest supporter for our way of state because if she would not do such a such a bad politics and if she would do everything right there would would have not been a need for a new party so she's really responsible for for sheetz political shift because she's moving to the wrong direction and then there is a move back into the right direction and whoa this is so of course what we support so i don't merkel and french president michel have been pushing for reform and you commi

i was european union and african union leaders meeting in ivory coast to discuss like right to job creation helena is here to take a look at some of the summits possible outcomes that's right you is considering a new plan to bridge that divide between member states over migration which often causes a lot of arguments between member states essentially it would determine a country's fair share of asylum seekers based on population and wealth some could be aust to offer assistance if the situation becomes critical but once migrants arrive in a country like germany what chances of settling it we met an energetic young man from guinea who's trying his luck as an entrepreneur and the language barrier is the least of his problems. a mummy suma from guinea is struggling with german tax law he's taking a special course for refugees because he wants to start his own company he arrived in germany four years ago with nothing. when the economic situation is no good and there is no democracy in the country then you have to go where there is humanity and justice. and bats were done. guinea is one of afric

union, unionized workers on strike, and workers who brought forward discrimination and disability claims. you don't have to take my word for it. mr. robb's biography on his own firm's website tells the story clearly. and i quote, he has extensive experience, including advising on mergers, acquisitions, plant closings, labor contract negotiations, both large and small, managing lockouts and strikes, discrimination issues, and disability claims. his litigation experience includes defending employers from unfair labor practice charges, age and sex discrimination charges, class action age claims and wager claims as well as bringing suits against labor organizations. with such vast experience and no nonsense approach, peter's clients look to him for sharp advice, rigorous representation and powerful representation. that is a description on his own law firm's website. mr. robb retaliated against workers as lead counsel in the early 1980's when president reagan decertified the air traffic controllers, fired them and barred them from federal service. more recently he represented dominion energy's successful attempt to defeat a union organizing campaign at a power station in connecticut. management and corporations have a right to hire lawyers like mry represent their -- rigorus -- vigor russly represent them. he is supposed to protect workers' rights. mr. robb's record clearly demonstrates that he will side with powerful corporations and special interests over workers who lack the resources to defend themselves. unions built the middle class in hawaii and across our country. instead of confirming another management protecter at nlrb, we should work together to protect workers and make it fairer for them to form and join a union, which is their right. i urge my colleagues to join me in opposing this nominee. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from washington. ms. cantwell: mr. president, i ask the quorum call -- the presiding officer: there is no quorum call. the senator recognized. ms. cantwell: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to talk about the affordable housing crisis has gripping our

union any more. the european union has a treaty. we have all signed to this treaty. it says that the european unionthe european countries, member states, have to respect constitutional order of the member states. it would not be possible in france, it would not be possible in germany. in italy the constitutional court revoked a law in some of the italian provinces calling for a referendum of self—determination. the only difference with the catalan government and those regional government in italy is that the regional government in italy accepted the court ruling. the regional government in catalonia didn't. it is a question, it is not a question of law and democracy. what is the law in a democratic world? is the expression of democratic dialogue. you want to change the constitution, come, propose it, if you have enough support we will change it. we will all be able to vote. mr toledo, let us move on to another issue which is very much in your portfolio, given that you are responsible for eu affairs. that is the state of the brexit negotiations. the british government is very keen to see the eu move

trafficking carried out by africans against africans and the situation must stop but the african union the european union and the united nations have decided this evening is to act decisively first and foremost with extreme urgency to evacuate from libya all those who can and want to be evacuated and help them to return to their country of origin. we will stand in solidarity with others and this emergency operation which will be conducted in the coming days and weeks. only portions. is covering that summit in the city of abidjan in the ivory coast and he joins me. now you know like the issue of slave trade in refugees in libya has caused a huge amount of concern and a part of the cause for urgent action there what was said. there was an emergency meeting by the leaders on the topic called for by french president in mind who read my column last night and it did you build some results according at least the french the plan is now to evacuate at least some of the migrants that are in these terrible camps in libya of course there are two problems with this first of all. not all the camps will grant access to

union of the ever closer union and all this these very important issues if they will move towards our direction we want to have a stable situation in germany because there is a majority a clear majority together with the christian democratic union the liberals and fifty us so if because because that's just the question of numbers so the f.d.a. is the third largest party in the bundestag but it's still viewed as political outcasts by this stablish main parties how do you plan to influence the current situation. well we are we are what we what our responsibility is is to change the political direction we're germany is going to and this is our success we have reached this already to some extent because there is not a a coalition of the so-called john mica coalition from christian democratic union liberals and greens and this has not come together because off by fifty so this is this is already a huge success for the country and that this is a success. we are responsible for the success or we can claim this as our success that this has not come together and this means that we then we change the direction a little bit at least with the country knowledge is not going to what it was it was heading towards of. the very left or action a

union of the ever closer union and all this these very important issues if they will move towards our direction we would have a stable situation in germany because there is a majority a clear majority together with the christian democratic union the liberals and fifty us so if because because that's just the question of numbers so the f.d.a. is the third largest party in the bundestag but it's still viewed as political outcasts by this stablish main parties how do you plan to influence the current situation well we're we are what we what our responsibility is is to change the political direction what germany is going to and this is our success we have reached this already to some extent because there is not. a coalition the so-called coalition from christian democratic union liberals and greens and this has not come together because of fifty so this is this is already a huge success for the country and that this is a success. we are responsible for this success so we can claim this as our success that this has not come together and this means that we that we change the direction a little bit at least with the country knowledge not going to what it was it was heading towards of. the very left or right. and now we're moving it

well human trafficking has been topping the agenda of european union african union summit that is right now and to go in africa mccrone has been taking part in this summit. although this is not a new problem international immigration organization released a report earlier in april alarmed about what they called more than slavery surprisingly has just started being discussed in the media recently but again this is almost nothing new of course france's president has talked about human trafficking in africa a lot he is right now in africa with his first official tour to the continent he before going there has described the aim of this tree as attempt to build new bridges between africa and france africa's former colonial ruler and to reset a nice a relations and he is right there. right now at the time when tensions are rising and discontent of the public on the ground also on the rise with now france's policy that many complain is all about supporting local corrupt governments but it's no surprise that emanuel mccall has commented on human trafficking and he has said. that he has come to

speaker, presented credit union after credit union after credit union that would no longer lone -- loan moneys to its members to purchase a manufactured home. they wouldn't do it. they couldn't do it. talk about predatory lending. if you want to, it's not your local credit union that's doing it. talk about big wall street banks exploiting people, if you want to, it's not your local credit union who is doing it. talk about people who want to build your community, it is your local credit union, and yet credit union after credit union said the men and women that we strive to serve we will no longer help access the american dream. we can't. why? because of the regulations coming out of washington, d.c. do we want to protect the american consumer? we do and we can, but we can't protect them right out of homeownership. we shouldn't and yet we have. passing this bill today that my friend from kentucky brings forward corrects that mistake, puts us back on track for protecting consumers and enabling consumers. . mr. speaker, you can pick any day of the week on capitol hill and you can find a way

government in germany would harm the entire european union because sherman is cede most important power of the european union as the european union certainly cannot move without germany and foot your money to move with the european union or to stop pushing it forward whatever germany is in need of a stable government so far we have no stable government see a floor all european business has to wait until germany is ready again to be an active player in the european game we will simply have the situation that other than in the last decades germany interest itself which is an exceptional situation but since i'm glad merkel is contributed there are much to this situation well it's up to her to find a way of muddling through. an animal rights activist in the us is calling for legal reform after being jailed for releasing thousands of maniacs from a fur farm kevin johnson spent three years behind bars on charges that included terrorism he told us his story two thousand and thirteen a close friend of mine tyler lange and i entered the east for coming cranch in northern illinois for thirty six years of the facility that was imprisoning a

union of the ever closer union and all this these very important issues if they will move towards our direction we want to have a stable situation in germany because there is a majority a clear majority together with the christian democratic union the liberals and us so if because because that's just a question of numbers so the f.d.a. is the third largest party in the bundestag but it's still viewed as political outcasts by this stablish main parties how do you plan to influence the current situation while we're we are at what we what our responsibility is is to change the political direction which germany is going to and this is our success we have reached this already to some extent because there is not. a coalition the so-called coalition from christian democratic union liberals and greens and this has not come together because off by fifty so this is this is already a huge success for the country and that this is a success. we are responsible for the success or we can claim this is our success that this has not come together and this means that we that we change the direction a little bit at least with the country knowledge not going to what it was it was heading towards of. the very left or right. and now we're moving it