to be free of all the illusions we all are addicted to the idea of zen to get rid of. in the very radical way in thinking what in daily life is not so easy but the idea is fascinating i would say to to to to to lift let's say like a reset to put everything to zero and that is the idea what question is it me also thought i'd try to do what what is the outcome what is the experience so when i wanted to start some kind of zen meditation hold to do this can we do this right now yeah we can try maybe you make laws you wish to close your eyes to to just realize what is ongoing when you're sitting there what happens with inside you. well actually i don't see anything so here are a lot of thoughts in my head right now this is a first experience everybody has to discover there is thinking on going with no end it's thinking and thinking and maybe from the past maybe four four four plans for the future or some good ideas some bad ideas that like that you're like it so what do we do with it. nor can it kind of stop thinking altogether do you wish oh what would that be creepy relax

and at that time zen was really fashionable for a lot of people and they decided to draw in a sense i mean art and finally look for the for the origin of what is called zen here in europe and at that time it was clear came from japan because japan has a long zen tradition and that finally i can say open. quite rapidly so is the zen buddhist meditation any different to other kinds of many change finally all meditation have the same basic idea or of course in the way the better to sit or to meditate with something different what the fascinating of zen is maybe is the idea of nothingness of the in the core of all this nothing. to be free of all the illusions we all are addicted to is the idea of the end to get rid of. in the very radical way in thinking what in daily life is not so easy but the idea is fascinating i would say to to to to to lift let's say like a reset to put everything to zero and that is the idea what question is it me or it's also trying to do what what is the outcome what is the experience so when i wanted to start some kind of zen meditation hold to do this can we

quite rapidly so is the zen buddhist meditation any different to other kinds of many. finally all meditation have the same basic idea or of course in the way the better to sit or to meditate with something different what the fascinating of zen is maybe is the idea of nothingness of the in the core of all there is nothing. to be free of all the illusions we all are addicted to the idea of zen to get rid of. in the very radical way in thinking what in daily life is not so easy but the idea is fascinating i would say to to to to to lift let's say like a reset to put everything to zero and that is the idea what question it it me also also try to do what what is the outcome what is the experience so when i wanted to start some kind of zen meditation hall or to do this can we do this right now yeah we can try maybe you make laws you wish to close your eyes ok to just realize what is ongoing when you're sitting there what happens with insight you. well actually i don't see anything so here are a lot of thoughts in my head right now this is a first experience everybody has to

zen, zen! restraint, patience. 0mm!on the brexit vote. devon and cornwall police were not impressed. at two, lib dem jamie stone's gesture on how dup backing won theresa may her confidence vote is rebuked by the speaker. calm yourself, man! geta grip! and at one, a brexit catch up with ex—pm david cameron, who says... i don't think it's going to be helped by me giving a running commentary. ..and then runs off. simon vaughan counting down a political week dominated by brexit. theresa may's deal is dead, but her government survived a vote of no—confidence and she's still prime minister. although if you're watching this on the iplayer, you might want to double check that. so in a sense, nothing has changed, but she will return to the commons on monday to update mps, and there will be more significant votes on january the 29th. as we've seen, the speaker's appeal for zen got a mixed response from mps. but could another approach bring calm to the commons? and finally, can i leave the house with an uplifting and rather wise t

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when china launched its policy of reform and opening four decades ago chen zen was designated a special economic zone it's a magnet for workers with ideas and an entrepreneurial spirit drawing young talents determined to realize their dreams in a unique environment. while chong bay is a district known for its sprawling electronics market offering everything that businesses or tinkerers might need to develop prototypes for new products numerous workshops like this one have been established to speed up promising developments. so like when you have this idea and then you come here and turn into a working prototype and then we can talk to you about what you plan for the next night if you want chill manufacturing a lot of it we can connect you to the supply chain that can help you sell us the different parts and help you to turn that one problem product into maybe one thousand one million of them. those whose ideas make the cut and are allowed to work here pay less than one hundred euros a month for access to sophisticated equipment developers receive counseling and introductions to investor

borja: esto dista mucho de cuando fueron recibidos en 2018 de esta caravana zen "ediciÓn digital".cibidos en mÉxico con mucha violencia. en este caso, todo ha sido muy ordenado, muy tranquilo. se les ha dado esa visa de turista por asilo a la mayorÍa de ellos. dista mucho la diferencia entre cÓmo se recibido ahora y cÓmo se recibiÓ la primera caravana de 2018. carolina: con esa tarjeta de visitante pueden trabajar en mÉxico. estamos hablando que anteriormente les tomaba 30 dÍas. ahora les toma cinco días para recibirla. pueden transitar en guatemala o en decidieron irse para guatemala porque el albergue que quedaban la zona estaba muy lleno. borja: vamos a esperar la fortuna de estos inmigrantes. vamos con otra historia que es muy viral. ice detuvo por un delito menor a gÓmez que era veterano de la marina y sirviÓ en afganistÁn. Él sufre pos estrés traumÁtico. el paraÍso reclamo que tuvo la liberaciÓn inmediata. carolina:nos comunicamos con ice y esto fue que nos dijeron. dice que lo entrevistaron con estaba bajo custodia con autoridades locales. el seÑor ramos dijo que era ciudada

more than zen states were under a winter weather advisory. pennsylvania and new jersey declared state of emergency as toppled power lines left many people without electricity. >>> in the sierra today's storm dropped more snow and that caused delays on interstate por snow covered roads. along with a line of cars stopping at a chain check point. >> i am not thrilled about traveling in snow. i don't think anybody is. >> reporter: she is one of dozens stopping at a check point. some drivers came prepared. ready for the rough driving conditions. >> we always bring them just in case. you never know what the world is going to throw at you. >> we expected it. it was supposed to snow. >> reporter: caltrans delayed traffic on 80 throughout the day due spin outs. >> all of a sudden my car spin and came to the side. >> reporter: he was commuting to reno with his car lost control. >> the car came across the street and hit the wall on the right side. >> reporter: he wasn't injured. >> you okay? >> reporter: but drivers say it is better to take it slow and

fifty two point six from fifty two point eight in november the key chinese markets in shanghai shen zen and the hang seng in hong kong all fell on the news. and just days after u.s. president donald trump said things were going well with the u.s. trying to trade negotiations the transpacific trade tussle took another kambal with news reports today u.s. trade representative robert light hisor a reputed a hardliner on china policy is saying the troubled ministration may lead to more tariffs against china and is warning that he will not accept empty promises from the other side of the table the ambassador has designated has been designated as a u.s. lead negotiator in talks aimed at reset.

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fifty two point six from fifty two point eight in november the key chinese markets in shanghai shen zen and the hang seng in hong kong all fell on the news. and just days after u.s. president donald trump said things were going well with the u.s. trying to trade. to go shay sions the transpacific trade tussle took another combo with news reports today u.s. trade representative robert light hisor a reputed a hard liner on china policy is saying the troubled ministration may lead to more tariffs against china and is warning that he will not accept empty promises from the other side of the table the ambassador has designated has been designated as a u.s. lead negotiator in talks aimed at resettling the us china trade negotiations by march first sectors of the global economy are taking downward dips to ring in the new year one area has managed to make gains and even hit record highs precious metals on wednesday gold hit its highest peak since june fifteenth of last year hovering at around one thousand two hundred eighty five dollars per ounce today this follows a slide in.

to order the house was comit so zen in a strange patience the prime minister. i set out the government's position in detail on my state and yet in my statement yesterday so i'm not going to go over it again but the key thing to remember is this isn't a commitment we're making to the european union it's a commitment to the people of northern ireland and ireland that they will be able to carry on living their lives as they do today it's about saying that whatever happens when we leave the e.u. we will belfast agreement its success has been built on allowing people from both communities in northern ireland to feel that their identities are respected under the principle of consent for many people in northern ireland that means having a seamless land border between the u.k. and ireland which is also essential for their economy for others that remains fully respecting the fact that northern ireland is an intrinsic part of the united. kingdom no one wants to see the return of a hard border and as a proud unionist i share the concerns of members who are determined that

but as homeland security secretary kirstjen neels zen pushing back on her claim it wouldn't be secure, essentially saying that hert departmene and ecret service stand ready and capable of securing the state of the union address. republicans are defiant in all of this saying look, they will find a place for president termp to delis address no matter what. now, all of this, phillip, of course is playing out as the nation enters day 27 of this government shutdown. we're still in e middle of an impasse he. both sides really digging in over border wall money and there's no end in sight to all of this. and for so many people 800,000m federalyees not getting paid. and now we know that just recently president t and his administration have called some 50,000 furloughe workers back to work to secure things like food inspection and tax returns. and then finally, phillip, there was some confusion in the nation's capital here that's because an activist group was handing out fakewaington post" newspapers essentially declaring that president trump was leaving office. they were dated may 1st, 2019 an

to all that matters to him is absolutely critical to his presidency he believes that if need be the zen he is going to undermine space and space is really all he cares about because he wants the adulation and support and he's going to be excoriated by right wing pundits like can call and rush limbaugh so he feels politically and given on the other hand the democrats believe that they have the upper hand here the wall is a not popular with the american people and certainly the vast majority of the american people don't believe that the government ought to be shut down because of the wrong you know we have a multi trillion dollar budget and we've shut down the government over but i guess i'm supposed to zone to you as president would say it's not ready him who shutting it down it's the intransigence on the positive the democrats of course that's wrong clearly he's the one who's made the demand that of this multi-trillion dollar budget i've got to get my five billion dollars from to shut down the whole government and i don't care about the people because obviously all those people think th

authorities say they suspect a car attack shortly after midnight on new year's day was motivated by a zen a phobia a fifty year old man is suspected of driving a car into a group of pedestrians in the western german city of bottle up four people were injured and police say afghan and syrian nationals were among the victims the man's also suspected of trying to hit other people at several locations the state interior minister says the man clearly intended to kill foreigners. the case is one where a german deliberately drove into groups of people groups of people who were to a large extent at least foreigners that means this man had the clear intention to kill foreigners i don't believe that can be denied those are the facts just as a father that the state interior minister the habit oil d.w. correspondent honest to walsh is at the site of that vehicle attack he joins us now alice to talk us through what happened. so last night new year's eve here in botch up a fifty year old man from. he attempted to drive his car into various groups of pedestrians so first nearby he attempted to drive his

zen! >> reporter: with just 73 days to go before the u.k.scheduled to leave the european union, the landslide vote throws its brexit plans into chaos. may's proposal was the result of negotiating nearly two years arth the e.u. on how the u.k. should go about leaving on issues ranging from trade to migration. tonight's vote could thrust the u.k. into more economic uncertainty, if no deal is reached or if a second referendum is held reversing the decision to leave. prime minister may is expected to survive a vote of no confidence here tomorrow. she's vowed to then reach across party lines and present a plan "b" by monday. after that, jeff, it's anyone's guess. >> glor: roxana saberi, thank you. the house today overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning onite supremacy. uhis was sparked by a "new york times" interview in which iowa republican steve king appeared to sympathize with white nationalism and supremacy, asking, "how did that language become offensive?" king voted for the house resolution. republicans have distanced themselves from

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your moment of zen. ♪ >> donald trump's lawyer says he thinks robert mueller's investigation into the wrapped up by thanksgiving. >> robert mueller could wrap up his russia investigation by september 1. >> james comey is suggesting special counsel robert mueller could be wrapping up. >> robert mueller is ready to deliver key findings on the russian probe soon after the midterm elections are over. >> the mueller investigation might in fact be wrapping up as we speak. >> bob mueller is preparing to tie up loose ends. - the chicago white sox are in the middle of a winning season. i will compromise everything for some cash. this is a bad sign. i'm already using two hands. - moses fleetwood walker was like, i'm about to be the first black dude to ever play in major league baseball.

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fifty two point six from fifty two point eight in november the key chinese markets in shanghai shen zen and the hang seng in hong kong all fell on the news. and just days after u.s. president donald trump said things were going well with the u.s. trying to trade negotiations the transpacific trade tussle took another kambal with news reports today u.s. trade representative robert light hisor a reputed a hardliner on china policy is saying the troubled ministration may lead even more tariffs against china and is warning that he will not accept empty promises from the other side of the table the ambassador has designated has been designated as a u.s. lead negotiator in talks aimed at resettling the us china trade negotiations by march first sectors of the global economy are taking downward dips to ring in the new year one area has managed to make gains and even hit record highs precious metals on wednesday gold hit its highest peak since june fifteenth of last year hovering at around one thousand two hundred eighty five dollars per ounce today this follows a slide in prices at the end of

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zen. >> reporter: with just 73 days to go before the uk is scheduled to leave the european union, the landslide vote throws its brexit plans into chaos. may's proposal was a result of negotiating nearly two suld go about leaving on issues ranging from trade to migration. tonight's vote could thrust the uk into more economic uncertainty. if no deal is reached or if a second referendum is held reversing the decision to leave. prime minister may is expected to survive a vote of no confidence here tomorrow. she's vowed to then reach across-party lines and present a plan b by monday. after that, jeff, it's anyone's guess. >> roxana saberi, thank you. >>> the house today overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning white supremacy. this was sparked bay "new york times" interview in which iowa republican steve king appeared to sympathize with white nationalism and supremacy, asking, quote, how did that language become offensive? king voted for the house resolution. republicans have distanced themselves from king, and house democrats may vote later this week to censure him. >>> thousand of p

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