by our guest dr hans day to claim them and our professor at the university of applied sciences in berlin thank you for coming into our studio here in l.a. and. michael you haven't done as well as she wanted to see this evening but just doesn't very well what do you think is the secret to have success why swimming so popular over all these years i think she is a very unusual leader because she isn't arrogant she is relatively modest but she is also a story and if it is required she is saying what she thinks been very clear birds i mean think about what she said to donald trump when he tried to intimidate her very calm very determined. modest but. crystal clear i think this way to present for. her. the issues that she wants to solve i think this has made her reliable and respected. as the challenge of forming a coalition doesn't she what do you expect to happen in the coming months and how difficult with the negotiations be i think we are going to live in difficult. the social democrats has have as you know. decided to be in opposition so the social democrats are not available for recall i

my professor at university of applied sciences thank you so much for holding on for it's a pleasure to have you on the show prior to the election there had been a lot of talk of russian meddling as we were talking about in the german media what do you think prompted this sort of what can only be described as hysteria but i think much has contributed to what has happened has happened in the united states so everybody was nervous that similar kind of accusations or interventions from the russian side could be in this election and to tell you the truth i'm very happy that. nothing of that sort happened it will certainly be a good sign for a neighborhood. with every frame in the fast pace with the us election inside it was all but it was all over the media as you well know there was some concern that's true. and not just that no evidence that they were actually meddling to ever be found however that means i'm a poor city coming from america what do you think the fan mongering was almost exclusively directed at russia sorry i didn't i'm sorry we're talking about the fear mongering over russ

the university of science plans to reduce tuition by 37%. they are trying to get more people to apply>>> your first alert weather now on a rainy wednesday. the rain has been on and off. this rain, nothing compared to the storm right here that's slamming the caribbean. it's starting tonight. let's get to chief meteorologist tammie souza. you're tracking the hurricane's latest path. >> i am tracking the latest path and showers here at home. so let's look at what's going on here. we have scattered showers making their way across the area. you can see some stronger showers right now. so we're going to watch all of this it in south jersey continue to press eastward. we have a lot more of this flow coming up from the south. that's because the whole system isn't moving. the center of rotation is over the great lakes and blocked by an area of high pressure off to the east across the atlantic. that's the same high pressure that's staring irma toward the united states. so we're going to watch scatt scattered showers move through. isolated thunderstorms are possible. tomorrow only in the low 70s

universities is complementary to applied research in the military sector. the logic of this constellation serves as the basis for bush's report, science, the endless frontier. before this logic was made explicit, the question was what to do with the scientific infrastructure else up during wartime. president roosevelt addressed this issue in a letter to bush, saying there is no reason why the lesson to be found in this experiment cannot be profitably employed in times of peace. roosevelt continued that scientific potential should be used in the days of peace for the improvement of the national health, the creation of new enterprises bringing new jobs and the betterment of the national standard of living. it is easy to understand why roosevelt appreciating the role of science and in particular the organization of science as he did, why roosevelt sought to further the impact of science. continued to invest in the research system under the assumption of worthwhile outcomes. this is where science, the endless frontier comes into play as a recommendation of how to build up the research system that is not only funded by the government, but is also highly effectiv

of being undocumented until he applied for college and was not eligible for federal assistance. but eventually he attended and graduated from portland state university and he's become the first undocumented student admitted to oregon health science university school of dentistry, scheduled to graduate next year. and wants to be able to serve the community that raised him. carla, 4-year-old arrival, currently a student but whose concern is the message that is being sent to others that she works with because daca recipients are not all young professionals or valedictorians. some work in fast food restaurants and struggling to get through community college. she makes the point that some may call her a dreamer, but she felt the real dreamers were her parents who had the dream for her and fought to come to this country to raise her and give her the opportunity to work, attend school and live without fear of deportation. these are compelling stories, mr. speaker, but the ones that i guess -- the one that stands out in my mind most clearly was one of my first meetings after the election and i was meeting with a number of the young dreamers, listening to their concerns, their apprehensions and the concern just stopped with one young man