foreign minister vita divided want to me to impress on monday they would also be a follow up meeting in geneva on tuesday and what's perhaps more significant that you started to leave then rivals are scheduled to meet up so have tied a veto of the national army and the us are actually supported by the international community will be tough and of the moms all right now this year's munich conference took place in the backdrop of an existential crisis and they gave it a name west listeners i gather the concept of western countries losing their western values creeping illiberal. transatlantic relations under strain of what is the state of the west at the end of this. well i guess what really came out quite strongly of this conference was how diverging opinions were within the western bloc after this conference there was that battle of words between the u.s. and e.u. representatives over what the west is about what the west has achieved a way to whereas the west is that we had a secretary of state might compare from the us saying the west is collectively winning i mean why did german pres

based researchers vita hasa and inspect a concrete roof element on display outside the institute for lightweight structures and conceptual design it's semi hollow but still stable their team's aim is to develop concrete components with less mass thereby conserving resources the idea seems simple enough they take freshly made concrete and pour it into a mold. it's then turned into a hollow ball by spinning the mold while the concrete is drawing. divorced. the researchers then prize the results of their work out of the molds. and presto a hardened but hollow concrete ball. indeed a hymn to the smell of the our dear is for us to position the bowls in the relevant building component that's going on because they have an air cavity we save between 30 and 60 percent material in the component. of. the researchers have come up with an ingenious way of getting the finished balls into position simply pouring concrete on to them won't work the balls rise due to the air inside them. so the ball on the left was set in place before hand with concrete ensuring it stays inside the box. the constructi

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the white house, the youngest candidate in the field but a candidate with a very strong curriculum vitae man who was in the us military as well. it sometimes feels as if he has been preparing for this moment all of his life. the other leader in the polls right now is bernie sanders, the left—wing candidate in the field. 78 years old, a man who only in october had a heart attack. who has this appeal for the young, he offers free couege the young, he offers free college tuition, to legalise marijuana, he offers free healthcare for everyone to stop a very compelling message spell the state especially for young people. whatever the rest of these results is, the former vice presidentjoe biden, deputy to barack 0bama, the moderate end of this race, the man who says he is the man capable of beating donald trump in november, he has always claimed this collectability is linked to his likability but here he has performed very poorly. —— electibility. but he often didn't finish sentences, doesn't finish his assault and people will think whether he has the capability to really mount a serious viable

administration's recognition of jerusalem as israel's on the vita capital is the 1st nonstarter for the palestinians who want east jerusalem to be their future capital israel would also control palestine's borders their skies and the flow of goods in and out of it the fledgling states would not be allowed its own military and israel would have the right to carry out security operations there palestine would also be barred from security or diplomatic arrangements with other countries without prior israeli approval but it would get a $50000000000.00 aid package the state of palestine would consist of a punch work of areas in the west bank and gaza that are currently cut off from one another let's go through that there would according to the plot be connected by road tunnels and also bridges which are these parts here now most of those have yet to be built and under the proposed deal the palestinian state would be given a capital in abu dis not an our neighborhood on the outskirts of east jerusalem holistically or spoke with some of the residents there. this doesn't look exactly like a cap

:r ”n vita 'u winds and heavy rain and disruption as we head into this weekend once again.he first stage to birmingham won't now be finished for about 10 years — the prime minister said the decision was controversial but would bring prosperity. this revolution in transport, local and national transport, has the potential to be truly transformative for the entire country. but for those whose homes could be torn down to build the line — there's despair. i've got children. it would be nice to think that they could come into the business, but obviously, we don't know that now... what future it holds. we'll be asking how much of an impact the new rail line could have on the uk's economy once it's built. also tonight: the british businessman who's thought to have infected 11 others after a trip to singapore says he's fully recovered and thanks nhs staff. last minute protests fail to stop a home office plane taking off as a group ofjamaican—born offenders are deported from the uk. and a rare royalfoursome — a show of force as prince charles, camilla, william and kate all visit a m

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i think tomorrow in the vita, it's going to be very interesting if biden is good to take any tractionse of bloomberg may be the moderate that they are hoping for and i don't don't see how bloomberg is good to beat trump. >> kristin: things got ugly and the democratic race and let's talk about one of the latest accusation runs between the blue break at cap it in the bernie sanders campaign if the bloomberg campaign accusing supporters of vandalizg but there really hasn't been a hard evidence that the bernie rosary behind it. have you seen any evidence? >> no, i don't think there's any evidence and this could easily be one person who decided to spray paint the office building and i think the political rhetoric needs to be toned down i hope everybody joins me encouraging the president to tone down the rhetoric and today he went on the stage and lied to everybody in the audience about his own intelligence agencies and assessment and let's not forget that some of the trump supporter's have stormed into a pizza restaurant in d.c. with aar 15 nailed the pipe bonds to democrats and that's the

senate minority leader chuck schumer putting out a statement about hiding the truth about the core vitasernment deposits response come up for mick mulvaney to suggest americans turn off their tvs and bury their heads in their stand when they are worried about a global health pandemic is orwellian, counterproductive, dangerous, and would be repeating china's mistake. there have been a lot of democrats, columnist, all kinds of people throwing a lot at the wall about how this is being handled. >> i have to say, mollie, we've never agreed and up to your last two sentences i've agreed with you. i put my monitorin money under . i get upset because i care about the humanity, i care about lives and health. i don't care about the politics of this and i don't care about the market and economic value of this. that's really where i think we need to be. i think when we look to other areas like hong kong which has been very good with prevention, i feel that as something as a nation needs to do, and leader of the free world. put out psa's about the masks not being effective, about hand washing, also ab

. >> when he broke down was correct in the former leaders machine and the vita should not be trifledthey are very serious and if they come os well in nevada he will likely do well in south carolina. i agree with carl, he's got to do better in nevada but he's got to win the south carolina and it's make or break time for them. of the night before tuesday, all bets are off. >> he does not need to win nevada he just has to do strongly there and bernie had a lot of appearances there and they're going to come in before they can get their selves away. >> ed: chris, this weekend hunter biden and whether or not they played a major factor came up when the former vice president came up and set them with nbc. take a listen. >> my sons that honorable guy does she feel so guilty to be put in the spot. >> ed: chris, pressed on the idea that there's a clear understanding and he loves his son and this is done real damage in the question about marie's mama did real damage to his campaign >> i think there's no question about all the talk about burisma has done damage to the campaign and i don't know if

and he asked innocently something about biden's curriculum vitae. biden started inventing things. he took offense to the question. i don't think that is biden's problem today. i think biden comes across as a guy, but he like bernie and the others are pretty long in the tooth. host: our next is 1992, a video once again. let's watch. [video clip] [cheering] bill clinton: let me say that young -- evening is [laughter] and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. [cheering] guest: you wonder about those soundbites, like reagan with the microphone, how long they had that in the can. it has a nice tone to it. bill clinton in 1992, the other candidates laid off him on the vietnam question. excuse me. including bob carey, who was a decorated vietnam soldier. i asked him at the newspaper shortly before it came out about how clinton had circumvented the draft and all these letters. and he wouldn't touch it. i thought it was fair to ask about a possible next commander i

this was a big thing during -- i think one of the pieces of his curriculum vitae is he wanted to be a broadway producer at one point before he went into the family business. >> i forgot that. so it's actually important context. he's obsessed with movies, obsessed with broadway and -- >> he needs to update his catalog. >> everything is preserved. you see lots of "time" magazine covers and everything is -- all of his cultural references are fairly dated. >> "sunset boulevard." a celebrity who has lost touch with reality. maggie, dana. >> just trailing off into the ether. >> i am just thinking. >> this is where we roll the credits. >> all right. thank you both very much. >>> up next, we'll speak to a member of the house intelligence committee who got that briefing on kremlin interference. how did that go? what happened in there? what are they doing to stop it? we discuss next. celebrating a successful business trip together is easy, if you're staying at holiday inn. we're there. so you can be too. wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hi

and he asked innocently something about biden's curriculum vitae.iden started inventing things. he took offense at the question. i don't think that is biden's problem today. i think biden comes across as a real guy, but he, like bernie and a couple of others, are pretty long in the tooth. susan: our next is 1992, a video once again. let's watch. [video clip] >> [cheering] >> let me say that, while the evening is young -- >> [laughter] >> and we don't know yet what the final tally will be, i think we know enough to say with some certainty that new hampshire tonight has made bill clinton the comeback kid. >> [cheering] joseph: you wonder about those soundbites, like reagan with the microphone, how long they had that in the can. it's got a nice tone to it. bill clinton in 1992, the other candidates laid off him on the vietnam question. excuse me. including bob carey, who was a decorated vietnam soldier. i asked him at the newspaper shortly before it came out about how clinton had circumvented the draft and all these letters. and he wouldn't touch it. i

these will bring energy to the space to help it become iconic as people photograph it and bring gra vitas. >> every measurement is cataloged and the plan is revised to be sure we have a safe approach to touching the building through mortar joints only and the augmentation and light and sound system and sign above are reversible. with that i say thank you. >> no speaker cards. >> any comments from the commission before i ask for public comment? any member of the public wish to make public comment at this time? >> good afternoon. i am john cunningham director of the aids memorial in golden gate park. i speak in support of the sponsor and my confidence in san francisco recreation and parks department to navigate this project. parks, arts, culture, community and bringing it altogether in nature i believe the one of the most powerful responsibility we as citizens have and you as commissioners have. this is an opportunity, i believe, to bring back the community to what has been, i believe, a space that has fallen into disrepair, and that the sponsor is stepping forward to help to not only resto

that suggests that even if most investors and most companies think vita power is probably the , it doesnty to delay projects until after you know for certain that is something that would you think is a risk that might not be with us today but some thing that mounts as the year goes on. as you get to the middle of the year, you could see a strong incentive to pull back investment, and that is one reason why on the u.s. economic forecast we have a relatively low number for that over several quarters in the fall. tom: you look at this with andrew sheets -- he develops a chart of intelligence. do a scattered out chart on the american consumer. dovetail ellen zentner's great work on what you're doing with the complexity of how the americans consumer is doing giving the shocks within the global system. how would you frame that across a four-quadrant space? andrew: one of the interesting parts about u.s. consumer data is that there is a big difference, a notable difference between what the mean and median consumer is doing. you have -- this is in part based on the fact that you do have quite a

. >> what makes new hampshire voters so famous, going out and asking hour after hour, ali vita vitali appreciate it. >>> moments ago my colleague stephanie ruhle spoke with michael bennet and democratic strategist james carville. take a listen to this little bit of what they discussed. >> because if we nominate hum, we're going to get 400 electoral votes and have 55 senators, as long as that possibility exists, i intend on doing everything i can to see it made. there is no doubt in my mind that senator bennet would be the bets president. >> the democratic primary is different from the general election. i've run in a swing state. in fact, i'm the only candidate who's won two national elections in a swing state, and it's really important that you say the same thing in the primary as the general election. >> joining us with a take on this, chief washington correspondent for bloomberg, kevin cirilli, and chris lu, co-wrote this article for washington monthly which argues donald trump's economic record isn't what he says it is. we'll show you that article shortly. kevin, do you first on th

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louise had problems with magenta vitas and she had problems with our eyes.ensky across the world's tallest sand dune to reach to. tomorrow will see the end of their journey as louise and her friends pushed to the finish line. one had heat exhaustion and could not quite com plete heat exhaustion and could not quite complete the wall. there is, louise. we will be speaking to her later. 35 degrees. when you do stuff like that, rememberfrom degrees. when you do stuff like that, remember from us degrees. when you do stuff like that, rememberfrom us you doing kilimanjaro but those conditions are pretty difficult. looking forward to talking to her. she was with frankie yesterday looking after her, she is not alone. she is good in a struggle, louise. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tarah welsh. the met police have arrested more than half of the two hundred people they identified as causing the most violence across the capital. the so called "high—harm" individuals have been targetted in a series of operat