i use the example that look at nicholas. all over our president trump they got them the best feed report that he directly told michael coleman to lie to congress then friday night mueller comes out and says it is inaccurate and not true. the media went to bed friday night with two black eyes woke up saturday morning and came out swinging again this time at a young boy because he had a make america great again cap they tried to punch him and beat him and attack him like a schoolyard bully in a makeup point because they did not bother to look into the allegations but relied on social media. that is why they just joined the social media mob. it's an extension ability of political parties but the social media model. that is beyond the wild wild west there is no accountability yet we have no control from a legal perspective for the type of conduct and speech seen on social media websites. but it needs to be done there has to be accountability. if we don't then deterioration will continue. mark: when we come back i will ask about

here is nicholas witchell. nicholas: the first british roles to visit thisni marxist-leni iand somewhere in the shadows was on the chaotic said. you might think that charlest would be the s person that any old-style cuban communist would have little time for. but times are changing. cuba is more and more looking outwards, and the british foreign office has said charles and his wife the message that the doors opened a much warmer ties. the message was getting a little bit lost. and there ishaos, an awful lot of chaos this morning, this is where oil ome into their own. what loyalty can do is act as a catalyst come as a encouragement to better relations. things are moving on. it's 60 years since the communistevolution in cuba which brought fidel castro to power and reach exposed cuba to western and especially american hostility. fidel handed over to his brother raul in 2008. but now the castro era is over. president the s canal ca y to power lar and economic and other reforms are gathering momentum. enabling charl

nicholas: i think it is problematic. i don't think it is a natural result of a maturing economy, that is one argument. china is large in the aggregate that in per capita terms, it is smaller, there is tremendous growth still in per capita growth. it reflects the grantor interference of party in the state and resource allocation -- it reflects the greater interference of party and state resource of a cushion. tom-- in resource allocation. tom: is of red phone still predominant? dr. weinberg: i don't know, they are not calling me, tom. importantt is an symbol of what nick is talking about? dr. weinberg: ic state owned banks having a smaller share in all of their sectors. to be fair, if a company gets a lot of subsidies to increase its productivity in a specific sector like pharmaceuticals or high-tech cars or something like that, the question is, how strong is the state's intervention going to be? i don't believe companies in china can survive on a purely state-owned basis as the move forward. they have to yield to some ca

nicholas burns, former u.s. ambassador to native who is now at the harvard kennedy school of government. how much of an escalat this of a long-running conflict? nicholas: well, it is certainly a threat to israel and israeli civilians. if the particular israi family

the meeting point to st nicholas church. city guide karen scheuer bliss shows tourists the focal points of the events of autumn nine hundred eighty nine she knows what she's talking about because she took part in them on the demonstrations . during the one nine hundred eighty s. the monday prayers train more and more people who no longer agreed with the social developments in this part of germany the communist east. in order to understand what happened back then the group heads for the form of contemporary history. it provides a comprehensive picture of the division and me unification of germany. the origins of the s.c.d. the ruling east german communist party. daily life and how the state owned enterprises operated. the form of the berlin wall in one thousand nine hundred nine opened the way to freedom it also meant the loss of a homeland earns an identity topix the form consciously focuses upon. its being authors with this is why it isn't called a museum but a forum. we wish to initiate discussion about this it's a great d

the big thing is that jacob nicholas will go down. his sister writes. so sick that the reply letters are all going to leaks.om dr. basically, he gets this letter and he will write back. "your brother did his duty well till the very end. but i am too unwell to dictate much more of this note." he had his arm dislocated. it does not work well anymore. "i am too unwell to dictate much more of this note. your brother did his duty well until the end and he has gone, i believe, to a better place, were storms do not come." thank you. [applause] john: huzzah! >> that was great. we will have a few minutes for question and if you would have a question, come on down to the microphone to ask that. anyone for a question? wow. john: i guess i told the story. >> you covered it. john: very complex, these objects. we have a conservation team of 10 people, and each one has a -- each one has little specialties like cloth, wood, and of course iron. and actually, we had the stories of black catty. we had just hired a person from 's revengeann project, and he is developing a

nicholas witchell, bbc news, havana. weather patterns across the uk fairly static at the moment, may be a bit more sunshine breaking through compared with today. overall, it will start to feel a bit milder as well. through today, high pressure anchored towards the south—west, so here the satellite imagery clearest over the skies. more cloud today in northern ireland, scotland, northern england. here, a fair bit of cloud going through tonight as well. a few showers across northern scotland as well. clea rest of the showers across northern scotland as well. clearest of the skies to watch the south—west, remaining in place through the night. the odd mist or fog patch, but we will see the cold est fog patch, but we will see the coldest night time temperatures here. close to freezing in the city centres, but —1 or out of the question in rural areas. tomorrow, stain fairly cloudy, and cloud amounts will vary through the day. more sunshine breaking through for england and wales in particular going into tomorrow afternoon.

they attacked the covington students, nicholas sandmann, who had to deal with death threats. they had to watch the characters defamed repeatedly day in and day out. do you see the pattern here? the left brushes to judgment, batter, bludgeon, bloodied all

here now exclusively is todd co-counsel for nicholas sandmann. todd, thank you for coming on the program tonight. first off. >> thank you. >> sandra: this is breaking news. we are just now bringing this to our audience, what can you tell us? >> we just filed the lawsuit today in the federal district court in kentucky, the eastern district. and as you said earlier, it is a significant lawsuit seeking $75 million in compensatory damages and $200 million in punitive damages from cnn. >> sandra: what specifically does this lawsuit highlight about what we are seeing in that video and what happened in the minutes and hours that followed? >> well, what cnn's tag line is facts first. and what we believe their reporting was in this circumstance was lies first, coverup second and facts not yet determined by that organization. so the difference between this lawsuit and the other lawsuit that we have filed is that cnn is a very significant media organization with a much broader reach than say "the washington post." it has a twitter followers of 41 million pe

is one of the momost vococal crs of embattled leader at nicholas model. one way the for his part has been traveling across the region drumming up support earlier this week he met with the leadership some bass brazil and colombia. a thirty five year old will be returning to contact us after the weekend. when he faces possible arrest for disobeying a court order? and he should not leave the country pending an investigation [inaudible] yes you. an international supupport. we have spoken clearly to the armed forces of venezuela i have seen more than six hundred offices in recent days have sided with the constitution. there is a very clear unstoppable process the transition to democracy in use. meanwhile the humanitarian situation in venezuela continues to deteriorate this is the government has denied entry. at its borders to hundreds of tons of eight in addition to

we think this is on the body of a man known as jacob nicholas. we cannot be sure because of the dna testing that only brought us to two different people for that body. but he had in his pocket a spoon that said j.n. his father was a tailor so that is why yet such a fine coat on. pathos of the -- jacobas that the nicholas writes after christmas and says, man, had this great meal. he talks about getting fats, he talks about the great fruitcake, and then he says, we just out orders is a south. some of the old salts are worried about going around cape hatteras, but i think we will be ok. will jacob niklas is one of the 16 men that go down on the monitor. and you have to divide them all up because you can count where some of them missed getting into the long, get washed off the deck. one man, he had just joined the navy 30 days before. he actually had never been to sea before. seasickwn in his cabin as can be. ts goes and says, you have to get out of here. we are in and abandoning ship. and he says, i am so sick, i am going to die here anyway. leave m

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festival in bikini a fast so more than one hundred sixty pictures are being featured in this year's lineup nicholas hark has more on the pan african film and television festival of we're going to go. comedy. for britain love. drama. and even animation. the world's biggest african film festival is celebrating fifty years of the continent's cinema. beyond the pomp and ceremony in brick enough asas capital an opportunity to discover and showcase some of the best storytellers on the continent. among them a director. with her film their last set during the ivory coast civil war it's a story of a father in search of his wife and son the unlikely hero the film is is twelve year old daughter hyla who saves her father from despair and self-destruction. kali could be making history this year as her film is shortlisted for the prestigious prize of the jury never has a woman when the award show in the. minority there are only four women directors and especially there have been many times when i've been the only woman and so we need to fight so that our peers finally recognize the roles we have and send it just

jason: nicholas dungan joining us from paris. still ahead, converse and kevin brady, the ranking member of the house and means committee, and then carson -- and ben carson coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ jason: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television. boeing is our stock of the hour. shares are up 3% over two days as investors ignore a big win for the competition and focus on the future. emma is with us from london. talk to me, what is going on? emma: we will start with a big win for the competition, airbus with a big deal with china, worth $35 billion. the planes are the biggest competitor to the boeing 737 max. the certificate has been suspended for those in china. investors are shrugging that off, especially after a note out wethe analysts who said that should aggressively by the stock. -- buy the stock. the weakness we have seen crashed, and the global grouting of the 737 max, that weakness is priced in. an analyst said there should be a solution to the max at 737 in the coming days, and boeing did speak with air

so this costs -- do you know how much money each ticket cost, nicholas? >> admissions started at $2,700. pictures were going for $10,000, according to our source, and ms. yang gave nearly $29,000 in the days before the fund-raiser in new york. >> okay. so, sam, if she paid for these $2,700 per pop for 100 people, that would have been very generous of her. if they reimbursed her for those tickets or if they paid, that's illegal. what happens next? >> so we could see ms. yang investigated for campaign finance violation as you just mentioned. we could also see her investigated for being a foreign agent of the government of china. we don't know if either of those investigations are under way by authorities. but based upon all the red flags we laid out, it seems more than likely that the department of justice is looking into these allegations. >> nicholas, thank you for your great reporting that's alerted everybody to this. sam, thank you for your expertise in this field. oshl obviously, we'll continue to watch this story. >>> breaking news in the deadly plane

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nicholas hockin thanks very much all right still ahead on al-jazeera rescue teams try to reach tens of thousands of people caught off by floods across afghanistan and pakistan. in sport james harden is the rocket man as he fires houston to another when. hello there the weather is all quietening down over parts of the middle east now we are seeing one area of travis gradually working away towards the northeast seeing more cloud making its way over post turkey and syria this is given a some pretty heavy rain and some strong winds but it is gradually easing instead there just be a handful of showers across that coastline of the mediterranean as we head through the day on tuesday elsewhere in fact that will see the temperatures beginning to rise now we get to around twenty three degrees just to the south of us that we more cloud beginning to build on wednesday and that will take the edge of the temperatures a little bit now here in doha been quite cool particularly overnight the winds go to a bit of a bite to it but as we head through the next few days that wind's going to change so late o

hot joins us live now from dhaka nicholas bring us up to date how big a risk is that to this deal. well this deal was brokered just a few weeks ago by the king notably of the russians who came into the country just a year ago at the call of president. who was annoyed by the fact that the un security council and france the former colonial power weren't giving him the tools in order to regain control of his country fourteen armed groups are battling it out in a country bigger than france belgium luxembourg united it's the size of texas at best and it's a real sure goal for him for this president to to to to regain control so this peace deal that was really backed by russia and sudan back back in february was really supposed to be the success because there's been eight previous attempts but chu of the main factions two factions that control large parts of the country notably the neighboring area with chad and the neighboring area with sudan have have walked away from this deal saying that the government is incompetent. is acting in bad faith amateurish at best and this is really a blo

nicholas hawk al-jazeera. that is it for this news and for me as i'm sick of our colleagues in london will have more news. fly planes and experience the world is like never before cats are a ways going places together. a christian priest if you are a friend of the palestinians is a tool for go over every rock and champion of the palestinian cause. an activist who is willing to sacrifice his freedom. for his beliefs. al-jazeera wild tells the extraordinary story of the archbishop and the piano. a nation where corruption is endemic embroiled in a battle to hold the power to account. has this radical transformation occur though i mean it really that you will be shedding light on the remaining pressing for change and the unconventional methods to eliminate corruption remain the people on al-jazeera. embracing the stars and stripes off to a failed summit in vietnam and damaging testimony from his former lawyer donald trump returns to the warmth of his core support. i'm maryanne demasi in london you're with al-jazee

at the moment we haven't heard any response from nicholas mother or anyone in his government related to these recent developments which point to a continued pressure from both the united states and the international community against the government of nicholas modo we've heard those statements from u.s. national security advisor john bolton who added that the united states would not allow the mother to a government to steal the wealth of the venezuelan people we also saw that statement from the u.s. vice president mike pence saying that the united states was revoking seventy seven visas of people linked to the mother to government all of this isn't only a show of of of unity from the from several western countries against the government of nicolas mahut as it's a reaffirmation of the support for opposition leader. and his campaign for a transitional government in venezuela now we have been watching for statements from nicolas mother would go from president mother widow in terms of any sort of response to these leases the most recent developments so far we've heard mostly his twitter

there are a whole array of politicians who don't approve of nicholas min dural but one of the labels that he's given is worth exploring according to them nicholas manure oh is a dictator nicolas maduro is a dictator period of the now defunct mature regime there in his brutal dictator and you call this material and his mayhem so what exactly is a dictator now the term generally refers to authoritarian leaders who crush their opposition and have absolute power but what's been happening in venezuela lately. thank you thank you at this point we've got a minor opposition figure one kwaito declaring himself to be the interim president and at this point he's got the united states and britain backing him he was then banned from traveling by the supreme court so what did he do he then went on a speaking tour of latin american countries rallying support from those who want to violently overthrow the venezuelan government after that what did he do he stayed in exile fearing for his life knowing that if he returned the harsh regime would kill him right well no he actually felt safe enough to get

the trump administration upping the pressure on disputed venezuelan president nicholas maduro. the u.s. slapping sanctions on the regime for blocking aid coming in. maduro says it's part of a plan to overthrow his government. we have team fox coverage. steve harrigan live in caracas. first, to rich edson. rich? >> trace, more sanctions and restrictions and officials say they're looking at doing more, all in an attempt to try to get nicholas maduro to leave power in venezuela. the treasury department says they're sanctioning several members of the military and security force there's because of their role in blocking international aid from coming in the country. this is only a few days after the administration did so for the same reason for four venezuelan governors. here's a the state department today, the state department's special envoy for venezuela, elliot abrams announced visa restrictions for those close to the maduro regime. dozens of people and their families, restricting them from entering the united states. in an interview with fox news, abrams says that the effect of

why she said dictator, nicholas maduro is wrongfully holding her husband cap day. that, plus more when we continue ♪ here i go again on my--- you realize your vows are a whitesnake song? i do. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. i that's the retirement plan.e, with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. david: nous reaction tonight,thg venezuelan freedom fighter, kidnapped by the socialist maduro regime is now speaking at. roberto marrero is the chief of staff the man of the united states recognizes as interim president, juan guido. he was taken from his home and it has been held hostage by nicholas maduro slugs for four days. some say the kidnapping is maduro seeking to provoke the united states. maduro is wife spoke to trish earlier today. >> thank you so much for joining me. i know how difficult this is and what a difficult time it is obviously for you, your family and c

year was disbanded it was a fraction and now it's united towards this cost of ending the user patient nicholas mode as they call it starting in transitional government and then often for free elections that is the plan that is what the opposition wants to do and he's gathered a lot of support there concentrations in support of one one way though are not only a cut i guess we're seeing it in at least twenty two other cities in the entire nation and we saw it with mass protests in the past now mobilization and street protests are something that the opposition is opting for in order to pressure the government to step down and it's proving to be the way that they are going to go forth with this and in fact also we're looking at live pictures from caracas that tens of thousands of people have gathered to to greet why though many arrives there now the supreme court had imposed a travel ban on why though is it likely that he will be arrested for violating that baton. well that is the worry that a lot of people have. different nations different countries that are supporting one with don't recognize hi

saturday morning, nicholas armstrong with syracuse university's institute for veterans and military families, talking about job opportunities for veterans. article in "the american conservative" about the u.s. agriculture industry and its impact on rural america. the union ofr of concerned scientists talks about flooding in the midwest and how river and floodplain management determines the amount of damage that occurs per watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. ♪ >> special counsel robert mueller has completed his investigation about russian interference into the 2016 ofction, after 22 months investigation. his report has been delivered to andrney general bill barr, the justice department announced the attorney general sent a letter to congress to inform lawmakers. white house press secretary sarah sanders tweeted, "the next steps are up to attorney general barr, and we look forward to the next step taking its course. the white house has not been briefed on the special counsel's report." barr may provide congress with the conclusions as

nicholas hawke al-jazeera. and doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. and south korea are ending their major joint military drills to support future talks with north korea on denuclearization the announcement comes just days after donald trump ended their summit in vietnam without a deal donald trump has been speaking to supporters at the largest annual gathering of conservatives in the u.s. the president attacked democrats over their plan to tackle climate change and dismissed their attempts to look into his personal finances. they fight so hard to lose which on this phony deal that they put together this phony thing that now looks like it's dying so they don't have anything with russia there's no collusion so now they go and morph into let's inspect their every deal he's ever done we're going to go into his finances we give you jake huge deals we're going to check these people. while making confident noises about challenging trump is bernie sanders in his second bid for the presidency launching his campaign in brooklyn seventy seven year old saunders

films featuring this year's lineup covering the political social and cultural stories of the continent nicholas hock has mall. it's. comedy. and forbidden love. drama. and even and then. the world's biggest african film festival is celebrating fifty years of the continent's cinema beyond the pomp and ceremony in brick enough asas capital an opportunity to discover and showcase some of the best storytellers on the continent . among them a director. with her film their last set during the ivory coast civil war it's a story of a father in search of his wife and son the unlikely hero of the film is his twelve year old daughter hyla who saves her father from despair and self-destruction. kali could be making history this year as her film is shortlisted for the prestigious prize of the jury never has a woman when the award show. where i minorities there are only four women directors in a space there have been many times when i've been the only woman and so we need to fight so that our peers finally recognize the roles we have and send them just like the character illustrated and i think. while there

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nicholas witchell, bbc news, havana. the biggest fraud trial in british history has begun in london. the american company hewlett—packard is suing the former head of the software firm autonomy for almost £4 billion. our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones, is at the royal courts ofjustice. what's the background to this? this all dates back to 2011 and one of the most disastrous takeovers in corporate history. back then, hewlett—packa rd bought autonomy, well software com pa ny, hewlett—packa rd bought autonomy, well software company, for something like £7 billion, but a year later it wrote off nearly all that money and accuse the company of fraud. this morning it has begun outlining its case against mike lynch, the former chief executive and the chief financial officer. in court, those two been accused of causing autonomy to enter into improper transactions and engaging in false accounts. basically misstating the company pours my position, inflating reve nu es to pours my position, inflating revenues to

nicholas witchell, bbc news, havana. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz we've got some fine weather out there which will please most of us. beautiful weather for the next few days. across the southern half of the uk we currently have an area of high pressure that's going to stick around. in fact, high pressure that's going to stick around. infact, it's high pressure that's going to stick around. in fact, it's firmly in charge of the weather today. around it we have weather fronts moving through. today's clouds have been shifting towards northern parts of the uk where the skies have been quite hazy. in the south right now the weather is a bit clearer. this is where the best of the weather is, where

nicholas witchell, bbc news, havana. in october, a small group of koalas was brought from australia to the uk, in an effort to protect the species. but after one of them died, the project came under criticism from animal welfare groups. laura foster reports. they spend up to 22 hours a day sleeping and the rest of the time, they're eating. but if you thought the southern koala was a chilled out animal, you would be wrong. they're very delicate and can get stressed easily. it's why longleat safari park has hidden them from the public for the last six months, giving them time to adjust to their new home. we monitor their diets really closely and make sure everything is working well for them. i think it's around 18 different species now, rotating them around, not keeping them on one thing at one time. fourfemales and one male arrived back in the autumn after being packed into crates surrounded by their favourite food. they are considered to be vulnerable, found in just one area of australia. there are concerns that one bad

for the way station which at the time also housed an anatomical theatre the famous dr nicholas told commissioned the painting depicting him working with his students. the anatomy lesson of dr twip it's a masterpiece of the use of light and dark effects. robert organizer. lights in a painting you want to see where you want you to see that park that's where all the lights going to be but in that area you also use only light colors where the further away from that area you stores introducing darker colors like red and eventually brown black so you really manipulates the usual paint to express the emotional impact. in the painting the prophetess anna it's the book that's highlighted this woman is able to read unusual for women in the netherlands at that time. rembrandt preferred relisten to embellishing or flattering his subjects. she showed this wife of the brewer with wrinkles around her eyes and a tiny smile. in his portraits of the merchant's son martin saw humans and his fiance cup it he emphasized their self-confidence and love and luxury. and he always painted himself over and over again. i t

please and get back as soon as we can we could see that power struggle between these two men nicholas mother to an opposition leader of one play out on the streets of caracas. in other news top u.s. senators are pushing for a new sanctions against those behind the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi bob menendez on the senate foreign relations committee is among the many politicians this is they're frustrated with the lack of progress made by the trumpet ministration on an investigation into the killing and whether senators gave the president one hundred twenty days to determine added investigate the perpetrators under the global the netsky act but the white house failed to meet that deadline let's get more now from our white house correspondent kimberly how get it in washington d.c. . well i think we can take what a couple of senators who have a lot of power in the senate are saying collectively not just bob menendez but also senator tim kaine both democrats but it is important to note that there is unity rare unity on this issue in the u.s. congress with respect to the notion

stuart: what you think nicholas madura was thinking right now? he's watching the same charade he sees the wife of his dire opponent juan guaido sitting and chatting with the president of the united states in the white house and we are calling her the first lady of venezuela. the president is talking about stuff going on inside venezuela. >> you would think a reasonable thinker would be scared to death is the last thing you want is the full power and might of the united its government coming down on you. even just having us doing what we're doing already ought to be concerning to him. when you get in the minds of the dictator, a lot of times they don't think logically. they are enticed by their power and ability to control the people. that's why he's invited the russians to come in to maybe give him a counter -- counterbalance. stuart: do you approve of our policy which we are not intervening militarily. we are starving him for diplomatic recognition. we are taking our time about this. the man is not gone yet. is that a policy you approve of? >> t

some tech experts like nicholas even. i think we're gradually losing our ability to read and remember long texts it's unclear whether that's the case but it is clear that the more information we have memorized the more new information we can add and store away effectively unlike artificial intelligence systems we humans are also able to make decisions with very little information. computer xavier's require lots of data to compare things and detect patterns humans don't like we can use one single piece of information to develop an abstract model and apply this to new situations when i saw for you but. when it comes to creativity i've still got an add on ai there's a study we like those that shows how much nearby smartphones influence us three groups were asked to perform a mentally challenging task group one was told to lay their phones on the table face down group two was told to leave them in their pockets group three left in another room all phones went silent molt. which group fear the worst. exactly. with their smartp

nicholas, good morning. >> good morning. it's great to be here. >> tell us what the institute for veterans and military families is, what do you do? >> -- guest: it's based in syracuse university and we serve close to 25,000 veterans and military families across the country each year. we exist to help advance their lives. we serve them in four different areas. one focused around career readiness and vocational preparation. another focus on business and onto printer ship training. and we help communities through coordination of services. we also do research like a traditional academic institute. through those portfolio areas, we are proud to be serving folks not just on campus, but across the country and across the globe, in and around 18 different military installation communities. it's really great work to be able to leverage all of the onources and human talent the university campus like syracuse to serve this community. host: do you work directly with veterans and employers? or is this an advisory role? guest: both. we wo