she always runs a tight ship. >> ursula von der leyen is widely admired. and there is much speculation about whether she might be a suitable candidate for the chancellorship, should angela merkel eventually call it a day. >> the coalition will take up its work with trouble brewing not far from germany's eastern border, ukraine. the surprise tug-of-war between the eu and russia. >> mass protests since he have pulled out of a trade deal with brussels. the eu has criticized moscow for putting pressure on its smaller neighbor not to sign. >> russia's foreign minister was in brussels today for talks. in public, both sides insisted ukraine was free to make its own choices. >> as sergey lambro of -- labrov arrived in brussels, frustration over what they see as moscow putting pressure on ukraine not to sign the eu trade deal. >> what we have seen on the russian side is they have waged a propaganda campaign, based on outright lies. >> participant said both sides had been frank in the meeting between eu foreign ministers and their russian counterparts. lavrov spoke

ursula, from the looks, the pistol-packing 70-year-old loves to shoot.he is not interested in gun laws like in america. >> i don't want people walk on the street with guns. >> switzerland may look like a gun utopia, but it combines the availability of firearms with significant gun control. next, we'll visit a country where politics about guns was very contentious, but liberals and conservatives there actually reached a political agreement on some far-reaching measures. it's donut friday at the office. and i'm low man on the totem pole. so every friday morning they send me out to get the goods. but what they don't know is that i'm using my citi thankyou card at the coffee shop, so i get 2 times the points. and those points add up fast. so, sure, make me the grunt. 'cause i'll be using those points to help me get to a beach in miami. and allllllll the big shots will be stuck here at the cube farm. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on dining out and entertainment, with no annual fee.to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards you may be mu

and our website has more about the ursula ladies. that is produced by the white house historical association. at c-n find out more firstladies. highlightsc-span from the memorial service honoring the late nelson mandela. toer that talking political's mike allen about jobs. thousands gathered at an open air stadium in johannesburg on tuesday to honor the life of warmer southampton president nelson mandela. he died earlier this month at the age of 95. within the next two hours you will hear some of their remarks beginning with president obama. >> thank you. thank you. thank you so much. [applause] thank you. to graÇa machel and the mandela family, to president zuma and members of the government, to heads of state and government, past and present, distinguished guests -- it is a singular honour to be with you today, to celebrate a life unlike any other. to the people of south africa -- people of every race and walk of life -- the world thanks you for sharing nelson mandela with us. his struggle was your struggle. his triumph was your tr

ursula said: >> so larry, talk a little bit about the difference between commercial beekeeping and urban beekeeping, and if it's something that can turn the situation around. >> well, commercial beekeeping, i always considered it to be an artificial industry, because it became necessary once our agricultural industry decided to move over to a mono crop format. where if you have 50,000 acres of almonds, the bees can't survive except for the time when the almonds are putting out flowers. >> so they had to be brought in? >> so they had to have this artificial industry with a bee circus where they're moving them around. and the reason is there are no more hives out there. with the pollination. urban beekeeping, suburban beekeeping, and rural beekeeping. people not in the business of beekeeping, but the to have hives on their homes, that's the answer. we're trying to change the world one hive at a time. >> so jennifer, listen. before the break, you and wally were contradicting each other in terms of the numbers ask where we're at globally and what it means. and we don't want to get into too m

finance minister wolfgang schÄuble remain in his post, and another headlines, auf wiedersehen -- ursulan der leyen will become defense minister. that is also a first. >> this coalition is on a marriage of love, is a marriage of convenience. there is expected to be friction possibly in the cabinet during what you think should be the -- cabinet. what you think will be the main point of friction? >> anything that costs money. handve the spd on the one wanting to expand the pension system, wanting to give benefits to new groups. off on anyned coalition agreement, but when it comes to the nuts and bolts of lawmaking, the two parties could run up against each other. then we have wolfgang schÄuble as finance members at the fed -- as finance minister as i said. he has always been for cutting debt rather than expanding the economy. i could be an issue between him and sigmar gabriel. lookingy we see the spd a lot more competent things to this result. i will not make them any easier as the junior coalition partner. it could be a bumpy ride. >> plenty for us to talk about in the weeks ahead. to wav

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. >> pistol-packing ursula has been shooting for most of her life.this day on her club, she hits the bull's eye 18 out of 20 times. not bad for a 70-year-old. >> i was very surprised, yes. i never did it. >> even the youngsters here are expert marksman. dave herbert is all of ten years old. and started training two years ago. his advice for the inexperienced -- >> don't figit while shooting. despite the swiss people's enthusiasm for gun webs gun homicide rates are much lower than the united states. six times lower, in fact. supporters of gun rights in america have claimed that the swiss prove one of their main points. lots of guns doesn't necessarily mean lots of gun violence. but that's not the whole story here in switzerland. >> their interest definitely is not that any crazy man with a criminal history should go out and be able to buy a gun and in the spot. >> dr. martin killious is professor of criminology at university of st. gallen. he points out that many swiss gun law is are much stricter than those in america. >> there are not these fools th

her name is ursula m.buryrnes. >> denise morrison is the ceo of campbell's soup, $75,000,000,000 in revenue last year. we have always heard allotted about yahoo's chief operating officer marissa maher, cracking at 494. just to show you how rare this is, take a look at this, the top 1,000 companies in america, only 45 are headed by women. john? >> bisi, thanks very much. joining us now is the editor-in-chief of "more" magazine. >> good to be here. >> your magazine interviewed mary barra. >> yes. we did. we knew she was one the top women in detroit and we said, let's go get her and talk to her. we were asking her for her tips for getting ahead. we had no idea it was going to be like this. this is in our october issue on our website now. >> what did you find out about here? what was the most interesting thing? >> she said, always be a standout. walk into a room and own it and be a stand utility in what you do. don't assume because you are a woman that's the standout part of it. you have to stand out in what you actually do. also, make sure you have time for home lishe has two millenni kids. sh

it's ursula useful purposes. some of the countries deemed adequate armor my guess is there is not so much enforcement there. maybe they have rules, but much less of orders made. .. interesting and provocative question. that would be my divine. >> i'm going to call on people. we've got some twitching of it there. [laughter] we've done a lot of work, looking at the economic impact and how it's affecting u.s. companies. one of the big changes are seen, specially nationally as the growth of data nationalist emoticons that other countries are really looking that restrict teen data, even within their borders. this obviously has a huge impact on the internet, how it works, does this models and u.s. tech companies. be seen that in the past. the problem that we really see here is for inadvertent disclosures that additional privacy and security threats, there's a lot companies can do. they can make their systems more secure. we cannot gymnastic laws. but what we can't do is have from the air, and a response if we give our