attorney eunice law. welcome, guys. >> prank, we'll away to you first. what does this mean for new jersey and in particular the federal money. where is iting going to come were? i think it is important, bill, to draw the station between a plan and the actual appropriations that are going to come through so concompress has to step up and make this plan a reality not not forget about the northeast and the infrastructure troubles across the nation and hope that congress is able to work together in a bipartisan fashion to get something done for the people of this country. what do you thinks the governor and his new team at new jersey transit going to be able to work with the administration to get this done or going to be part of the in fighting back and forth. >> well, i think they will need to work together and the president's plan calls 2 00 billion on intrastick ture in something that new jersey can take advantage of. we hope this new nj transit head can do that. well, obviously, the president has made spe

so petros you know what eunice is talking about there detailing there is perhaps a wider perception an attitude towards attacks like these and we're seeing that online as well what that wider perception looks like al-jazeera english its out this tweet it's been happening at least three times per week the anti migrant attack surging in paris and we got this response to that tweet nick says greeks don't have the basic needs to survive do you think that we care about them he goes on to say i'm a young nineteen year old greek unemployment is that fifty percent for the young people and i don't have a future i'm always anxious about how i'm going to survive when i hear refugees complaining about their basic needs i'm really sorry but i don't care about them i can't explain it any better than that petros can you talk to us about some of the attitudes that are still similar to nixon perhaps similar to the police officers that eunice was talking about. the gridley actions are just mission before it's a tiny minority in this country when the in two thousand and sixteen more than one million if y

so shipments and they are declining what she brings up a point that we heard petro springs and eunice bring up about the police that relates to something in this tweet this is from mariano who says what seems more dangerous to me is not golden dawn societal influence as it's clear where they represent and where they come from what concerns me the most is the way the refugee crisis is used by other parties and the so-called democratic spectrum she goes on to say take for example the fact that popular high ranking in peace of the main opposition party in greece share similar attitudes towards refugees with golden dawn their rhetoric will have a much more negative impact than golden dawn and the rhetoric will shape people's attitudes tina what do you make of that this is wider than just say golden dawn. so it. made out something to what has been said before yes i mean their acts have been clearly decreased since the persecution of going under the little members and that's why i tell you the outcome of this trial is so important for the because they were meant of group of islands but we h

eunice, i want to talk about the tillerson speech. the point here is that we need to think about what triggered this reaction from turkey. it is essentially the united states going back on promises made a few years ago of our support of the kurdish militias only goes this far. in recent weeks we have the us announcing that they are going to build a 30,000—strong border separating turkey from syria. and that's essentially seen as a massive threat by turkey. if we add to the us's recognition of jerusalem if we add to that the us's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel, this is something that profoundly irritated turkey. erdogan, in fact, turkey was quite instrumental in making sure there would be a vote against the united states at the united nations. there is quite a lot of dissonance between turkey and the united states. there is turkey becoming very strategic in its relations with russia as well. and, of course, they are, and you would think the trump administration would understand that, the way they see it — they ar

eunice union takes a look at the world's second largest economy. >> reporter: china's economy ended the year on a positive note, 6.8% for the fourth quarter, 6.9% for the full ar. and the december data also told the story, retail sales were a little bit softer but industrial output picked up, as did fixed asset investment. wh behind all the growth was a global economic recovery. shipments to the u.s. as well as to europe held up well, as did household consumption. now, in 2018, there is near universal agreement that the economy is going to slow down. and that's because beijing authorities have not only been tightening credit but also curb canning polluti as well as the property sector. there is also one other risk for 2018. and that is the potential for a trade war. i'm kshly at a car parts company in beijing that sells to the united states. and i was speaking to the chairman who said that he is concerned about. so of the rhetoric out of the white house. >> translato we are vy concerned ab how trump's policy will influence our future development in america. from an entrepreneur's perspe

eunice yoon joins us live from beijing with some of those response headlines good morning, eunice >> yeah, china's commerce ministry almost instantly responded to the trump administration's decision to impose tariffs on both solar panels as well as washing machines in a statement on its website the ministry called the move an abuse of u.s. trade remedies and threatened to take retaliatory action saying china would resolutely defend its legitimate interests. china's most concerned about solar panels because this country is the largest manufacturer of solar panels and in the past has been criticized for subsidizing the solar industry and flooding the der na international market with cheep p cheap products seoul said they would likely take the case to the wto the minister said the move was based on domestic politics rather than international rules. for south korea the issue is the washing machines that's because two of the best known companies, samsung and lg, are among the biggest manufacturers of home appliances in the world so we saw some movement in their stock prices today samsung

refugees are visible to an angry public on the streets which makes them vulnerable a lot of people eunice are seeing this as a reason for why there is anger there and they're saying the government isn't doing enough but in two thousand and sixteen the ministry of justice and acted a committee to fight racism and xenophobia you're on that committee do you see that as part of the efforts what what's happened so far. yeah of course there are going to have been some positivistic since two thousand and fifteen of course money positivistic serious racially and judicial system and also university and even police stations as you mentioned at the forestry there are some good escapes at the society also as it's a spit was mentioned of course we have very colorful and fascist. movements that they are supporting but for us as refugees but still be fair or they are that's the reality that we see that of course we don't have attacks of course the attacks are have been decreased. much more now we don't have the incidents that we had every day. and i can remember that attacks we had in one day on refugee

eunice goes, the portuguese writer and journalist. and the british political commentator and author, steve richards. the french—algerian journalist, nabila ramdani. welcome to you all. we start in the swiss resort of davos, where donald trump was the first us president to attend the world economic forum for 18 years. his presence attracted an enormous amount of attention, just as he likes it. but was there just a shade less protectionism in his speech than had been anticipated? you'd have thought the gathering was all about trump. of course, the world's political and business elite was there too. emmanuel macron of france called for greater co—operation — so did germany's angela merkel. but was she overshadowed by him? and as for brexit, while theresa may was keen to discuss the issue of internet reform, her chancellor was ruffling feathers, not least in his own party, when he suggested that actually after march 2019, divergence between britain and the eu would be pretty modest. we will come onto brexit in a while. let's begin w

yeah, and what eunice said about theresa may, that is very perceptive. in britain and the united states we tend to elect actors as prime ministers. not just that, but they love the performance of politics and the art of politics. they spend a lot of time reflecting on their own role on the stage. she is a publicly awkward, shy figure, who clearly doesn't like that side of politics, and it's unusual in britain to have that kind of prime minister. on philip hammond — in fairness to hammond, what he said does not necessarily contradict the government's position. because it is still so vague on brexit. virtually anything can be said and could fit in. so what he said, he subsequently defended by saying, "but we are hoping to have as close to a free trade agreement as possible with the rest of the european union". but what isn't clear is how that becomes possible. so he can pop up and say, "don't worry, things can be pretty much the same". that is true. that is the government's aim. but they still are at their have their cake and eat it phase of their object

and over also wasted other chances and ball sport made them pay eunice mali firing a rocket from about thirty yards out one i shot had so much firepower that philip had no chance of stopping it. in the waning minutes had over pushed for the equaliser but could only send it crashing into the woodwork i could tell billy's forward unlucky after some pinball in the box and that's how it ended hanover wastes the opportunity to inch closer to the european spots while both sport put some much needed space between themselves and the relegation zone. right matched a twenty conversation continues i'm here with jonathan crane and richard cults the former baathist goalkeeper let's talk about one year old clubs hand over they did lose today but they're still my four points off of the european places you know this transition from but it's like it's five to the top five has gone so smoothly what's made it go so well for them i think. it was only an accident going down in the second one this nigga. typical middle class. with an excellent coach when you're old teammates under a friend of mine and he's

us in china's now funny thing the seventh anniversary today of the arab spring uprising that toppled eunice's former dictator we've already had a week of protests how big is today's demonstration expected to be. if you look at previous protests they speak analysis of the previous beat the size really wasn't pretty big a few hundred a few thousand people gathered in several cities across to nisha and this is what's going to be expected for today as evolve the big question of course is that this protest which the union and the opposition party has calls for whether this is going to turn violent because at the same time while here in tunis in the capital city the anti austerity protest is going to be underway the official ceremony to mark the anniversary of the south and the seventh anniversary of the arab spring is also going to take place just a few blocks in between the two demonstrations or the celebration and the protests so that's a big question there that that is going to be violent and that's violence and this is exactly something that the government wants to avoid. and term of funny the

melbourne here's a look at the pick of monday's results the first big shock is last year's runner up eunice williams losing to on the seeded belinda bench itch the world number five crashed out of the tournaments along with fellow americans coco van de way and a u.s. open champion sloane stephens meanwhile in the men's singles world number one rafael nadal beat victor a string of burgos in straight sets to advance with third seed gregor dimitrov also winning through there was excitement from the home crowd as well with australia is nick kyrgios crushing brazil fifty trust silver now one of european soccer's great names has got his first permanent head coaching job former manchester united midfielder ryan giggs has been appointed manager of the welsh national side as one club man gates who enjoyed a twenty four year playing career at united and won two champions league titles made sixty four appearances for wales and will hope to lead the team to euro twenty twenty. one meanwhile germany has been to sleep over turned to action from its winter break over the weekend and it featured a big resu

and over also wasted other chances and ball sport made them pay eunice mali firing a rocket from about thirty yards out one of the shot had so much firepower that philip chona had no chance of stopping it. in the waning minutes had over pushed for the equaliser but could only send it crashing into the woodwork i could tell billy's forward unlucky after some pinball in the box and that's how it ended hanover wastes the opportunity to inch closer to the european spots while both sport put some much needed space between themselves and the relegation zone. and here's how the bundesliga sending shape up after sunday's action of biron with a massive sixteen point lead over labor closing to remain ahead of shaka on goal difference frankfurt and let's take rounding off the top five the further down fall spread have breathing space in thirteenth bremen hamburg and cologne are stuck out the bot. the international paralympic committee has announced that russia will be barred from participating at the winter paralympics in march the i.p.c. announcement was made on monday in bonn but the organizati

got the better of hanover in saturday's late game scores were level for much of it until eunice mali put wolfsburg ahead after seventy one minutes one nil was how it ended. when away league leaders byron munich hosted hoffenheim the guests for unbeaten against biron in their last three meetings so could their coach mastermind another upset watch this. hoffenheim know a thing or two about beating by and you need not go from inside of one to the last three encounters including earlier this season but then the man forty two years now has been senior pine case wasn't on the opposite page crankcase must defeat the worst as hoffenheim came roaring out of the blocks it was just two minutes on the clock when the searching says canaveral was felled in the box no doubt about the penalty but not respecting his pool the fleet of the visitors mark was on hand to finish the job. read awakening for by and in the right back yards and things were about to get worse mabrey online to hoffenheim from by seventy's parent club what they're missing to nails off to just trials minutes i also know even a to

the wolves they got their first real chance with eunice manny played in daniel di davi but the twenty seven year old couldn't be the keeper. remains dominant drought the first half but an exam that was foiled by the post and the school's remains level at the break. the second half brought more of the same with two it would create some chances but failing to convert the malenko just couldn't find a target that it was centers turn to mississippi by shinji kagawa the englishman watched his effort hit the post with four minutes to go both book keeper code castillo's went on a wild adventure up the pitch but when the ball eventually landed at near a shot in st he was unable to take advantage of the empty net no win for sunshine on his debut in the starting eleven but a true means that peter stuka remains unbeaten as to coach. still unbeaten well it's time for our match day eighteen powwow and for that i'm joined by two guests the most travelled footballer in the world author and scout for hoffenheim looks funny and stale and in-house but i think a specialist ali. all right let's all start

eunice, what can you tell us about this strong gdp print this morning? >> first of all it did beat exfektatie expectati expectations most economists believed the number would come in at 6.7%, the figure came in at 6.8% that allowed the economy to clock a 6.9% growth figure for the full year. that's what the chinese premiere had said it was going to be last week what was behind this was a pick up in the export growth. a lot of that is because of the recovery we're seeing globally more specifically a demand for chinese products in the united states as well as in europe. then secondly a pick up in household consumption. so going forward, what's interesting is that there's near universal agreement among economists that the economy will slow down. a lot of that is because the beijing authorities have been trying to rein in some of the risks in the economy not only looking at the financial sector, tightening the credit growth, but also looking at the property sector, where we're seeing prices starting to soften a bit also the pollution problem china has had. t

treasury holdings eunice yoon has the details. >> reporter: well the agency that manages the country's foreign currency reserve put out a statement on its website suggesting that the report might have quoted wrong information and was fake news. the regulator says china manages and invests with a principle of diversification, and that it invests its investment in u.s. treasury bonds is market driven. after the regulators comments, the u.s. ten-year treasury yield edged down to 2.5366%. the dollar gained 0.3% against the japanese yen and just to give you some background, occasionally we see these scares that china could potentially sell down some of its u.s. treasuries and china is the largest holder of u.s. government debt. and last checked it holds 1.$1. trillion worth but what we've seen in the past is that the number does fluctuate a bit. for example in 2016 we saw the government really pairing back some of its u.s. treasury holdings because it was trying to defend the ailing renminbi. on the whole it is kind of relatively stable. a lot of people here who follow the u.s. treasury hol

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the criticism out of the white house and the trump administration about china's trade practices. >> eunice, thank you very much for that >>> still ahead, shutdown showdown congress has less than 43 hours to pass a spending bill before the lights go out in washington. we're live in d.c. with the latest >>> as we head to break, here is the national weather forecast from bill karins >>> good thursday morning to you. still dealing with that snowstorm. the last place it's lingering is eastern north korea. heavy snow from the outer banks to the coastal communities it's just about over with and then it will be all done some of the highest snow totals are near the raleigh area. one spot had a foot of snow in north korea. so today it's still very cold. this morning cold from south texas back to florida. everyone is below freezing temperatures have dipped to 40 degrees in ft. myers orlando, a hard freeze for you, 30 degrees 12 in charlotte. it's just as cold in south texas as it is in the northeast this morning. it's chilly back through the ohio valley. pittsburgh at 7 degrees. the good news for eve

katie eunice has the details and photos officers want to you see. >> reporter: investigators want to talk with the man seen in this surveillance photo. he may be the person who attacked a woman and attempted to sexually assault her around 5:30 thursday night. >> she was pushed to the ground and dragged a short while on the trail. >> happened near whole foods on south broadway. police say this is the area where the attack happened. it is dark and there are lots of bushes. the main trail is lighted and people tell me they are surprised the attack happened here. >> we walk this stretch of the trail all the time. that's quite upsetting. we don't often hear of things like that around here. >> police say the man tried to kiss the woman and made threats during the attack. >> the intent was clear from the investigation that it was sexually assault motivated. >> for some reason he stopped. then ran north on broadway. the woman suffered from scrapes and bruises. >> we have actually done this trail many times during lunch time. and it seems just fine and safe and wouldn't think twice about walk

descendant of votto farm bismarck the first chancellor of the german empire like his famous for father eunice is a man of conviction his work demands to be noticed he's inspired by nature so far so jump. but be warned he's not so romantic. his series punishment international attention who or what he's being punished and why the artist doesn't see nature itself as the enemy but reverential attitude towards it and that's to choose he sets off to be whipped into shape. and not just nature he whipped the base of the statue of liberty and was arrested. and we meet bismarck in his studio his face cam. what prompted me to whip the world was the fact that i have a deep seated loathing of nature. that's not true is it. but what if i did but bit of eminent had. for an artist whose work seems steeped in anger he is surprisingly gentle he likes transgressing and he explores the border of art and science at personal risk a few years ago he was struck by a bolt of lightning was sleeping in his car and turned the shock into all. of the god i tamed bolts of lightning i made them strike when and where i wante

katie eunice has the details and photos officers want to you see. >> reporter: investigators want to talk with the man seen in this surveillance photo. he may be the person who attacked a woman and attempted to sexually assault her around 5:30 thursday night. >> she was pushed to the ground and dragged a short while on the trail. >> happened near whole foods on south broadway. police say this is the area where the attack happened. it is dark and there are lots of bushes. the main trail is lighted and people tell me they are surprised the attack happened here. >> we walk this stretch of the trail all the time. that's quite upsetting. we don't often hear of things like that around here. >> police say the man tried to kiss the woman and made threats during the attack. >> the intent was clear from the investigation that it was sexually assault motivated. >> for some reason he stopped. then ran north on broadway. the woman suffered from scrapes and bruises. >> we have actually done this trail many times during lunch time. and it seems just fine and safe and wouldn't think twice about walk

it's safety first of all players like world champion eunice hector are playing in their old standard positions only to extend it ploughed back the feared opponent in the rhineland darby seemed to bits of david in the old science they couldn't seem to capitalize until those errors. the film showed off surprisingly strong plays for the last team in the nature is going on fighting for a comeback. for a kick in the thirty fourth minute us. and frederic certains it gives the democrats hope and faith is hoping that sign of the second success in a row after the home win against hanover. we are talking about cologne here. and the billy goats defense has improved remarkably to constantly breaking up lot backs attacks chances for success are shut down i. i seems like a good start for the second half of the season. i passed some high flying moments in the second top of the buy that back were more effective once they drop on rough i have. started suggester the band suddenly was one hell of a backfire with the equaliser the abbat got where is toxic the bus it was at the move your feeling for comi

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danish designer eunice at bard lives by the baltic sea where there is certainly no shortage of his favorite material he combines it with paper to form a less than appetizing dough which he turns into lampshades or even chair is the ultimate eco friendly design. this furniture needs no assembly no nails no screws it's held together simply by thread. and it's number three on our list of unusual for a niche or various pieces of wood are metal are put together on ton of or is transforms these into furniture by simply wrapping them in hundreds of metres of thread. even developed a thread wrapping machine to speed up the process. it now takes him two or three days to create his colorful designer objects. believe it or not this man is also a furniture designer. and builds cupboards beds or whatever out of old cars. how about a mercedes desk. or a bar made from a five hundred. he turned. into a sofa. and is number two on our list of way out design. customers either bring their own car or name their brand and. finds a model. but he only uses cars that are no longer road worthy. this is carpentry lik

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treasury holdings eunice is in beijinging with details on that story. eunice. >> reporter: well, china has been denied that it's backing away from buying u.s. treasuries the country's 4x regulator put out a statement on its website today saying that the report by bloomberg may have quoted wrong information and they suggested that the news story was fake news now, the regulator went on to say that china manages and invests its foreign currency reserves with a principle of diversification to ensure the overall safety of the assets and that its investment in u.s. treasury bonds is market driven. now, we in china here have heard time and again this concern and fear that china could be changing its position of its holdings of u.s. treasuries. but for the most part, the holdings have been more or less the same currently china is the largest holder of u.s. government debt and it stands at $1.19 trillion. now, most people who i've been speaking to say that it's nearly impossible if not outright impossible for china to be significantly change its holdings becaus

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even though it led to these terrible problems in the end the students were forced to leave it at that eunice charles nelson and. munition could even though i not use a show even if just one of the students was anti semitic up yes but has now changed their mind and you have not been in that sense you could say something positive us come out of it had done this is indeed a solution i know for. a. bad loss the documentary because you're a jew. born from berlin wars and a time to school because of his jewish heritage. now journalists discuss the issue on quadriga living in fear how anti semitic is germany. international talk show. next on t w. jim and rather than tell the tronic celebrates twenty five years together with a very personal and open title it's still an interest cuts for infinity. it's also in twelve tracks which says that most everything needs to be best. lead story in sixty minutes. fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women like me have fake hair sometimes a hairstyle takes up to two. that's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon talk about wh

even though it led to these terrible problems in the end the students were forced to leave it at that eunice charles. and munition could then know i know desertion even if just one of these students was and to semitic yet but has now changed their mind now then in that sense you know you could say something positive come out of it that had done this is in the in the film in a fire. that was the documentary because you're a jew scans the issue on quadriga living in fear how i do semitic is germany. international talk show. quadriga next d.w. . provocative and aggressive daring and often dark. these other works of gail fosler. one of the great artists of our time. this unconventional and or dangerous painter isn't afraid to turn the art world on a ten. master painter georg basle it's turns eighteen. forty five minutes on. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother's from the united states of america and so i realized really early that it makes sense to explain the different reali

danish designer eunice at bard lives by the baltic sea where there is certainly no shortage of his favorite material he combines it with paper to form a less than appetizing dough which he turns into lampshades or even chairs the ultimate eco friendly design. this furniture needs no assembly no nails no screws it's held together simply by thread. and it's number three on our list of unusual furniture various pieces of wood are metal are put together on ton of or is transforms these into furniture by simply wrapping them in hundreds of metres of thread. even developed a thread wrapping machine to speed up the process. it now takes him two or three days to create his colorful designer objects. believe it or not this man is also a furniture designer. and builds cupboards beds or whatever out of old cars. how about a mercedes desk. or a bar made from a five hundred. he turned into a sofa. and is number two on our list of way out design. customers either bring their own car or name their brand and year and finds a model. but he only uses cars that are no longer road worthy. this is carpentry lik

my guests this week — eunice goes, the portuguese writer and journalist. henry chu, europe bureau chief of variety. the british political commentator and author, steve richards. and the french—algerian journalist, nabila ramdani. welcome to you all. we start in the swiss resort of davos, where donald trump was the first us president to attend the world economic forum for 18 years. his presence attracted an enormous amount of attention, just as he likes it. but was there just a shade less protectionism in his speech than had been anticipated? you'd have thought the gathering was all about trump. of course, the world's political and business elite was there too. emmanuel macron of france called for greater co—operation — so did germany's angela merkel. but was she overshadowed by him?

my guests this week — eunice goes, the portuguese writer and journalist. henry chu, europe bureau chief of variety. the british political commentator and author, steve richards. and the french—algerian journalist, nabila ramdani. welcome to you all. we start in the swiss resort of davos, where donald trump was the first us president to attend the world economic forum for 18 years. his presence attracted an enormous amount of attention, just as he likes it. but was there just a shade less protectionism in his speech than had been anticipated? you'd have thought the gathering was all about trump. of course, the world's political and business elite was there too. emmanuel macron of france called for greater co—operation — so did germany's angela merkel. but was she overshadowed by him? and as for brexit, while theresa may was keen to discuss the issue of internet reform, her chancellor was ruffling feathers, not least in his own party, when he suggested that actually after march 2019, divergence between britain and the eu would be pretty modest. we will

and over also wasted other chances and full support made them pay eunice molly firing a rocket from about thirty yards out one of these shot had so much firepower that philip chona had no chance of stopping it. in the waning minutes hanover pushed for the equaliser but could only send it crashing into the woodwork i could tell billy's forward unlucky after some pinball in the bus and that's how it ended hanover wastes the opportunity to ns closer to the european spots while both sport put some much needed space between themselves and the relegation zone. the international paralympic committee has announced that russia will be barred from participating at the chuang winter paralympics in march the i.p.c. announcement was made on monday in vaughan but they were going to zation did say it would allow some us thirty five clean russian athletes to compete as neutrals a similar policy has already been implemented by the i.o.c. for the upcoming winter olympics russia was banned from competing after allegations of state sponsored doping dating back to the two thousand and fourteen sochi winter ol

unification says it's still not safe for him the muslims living in bangor this to return home to me and my eunice of directed just in forsyth also said you know he go but it is still being attacked by members of the million mom military he made the comments while visiting a large refugee camp in bangor this but authorities in myanmar are moving ahead with preparations to take back reback created refugees for those traumatized by ethnic violence this may prove a forbidding prospect it's one of the holding camps myanmar is building just across its border with bangladesh the site will serve as a reception area for returning ranger refugees before the ascent to camps in other parts of rakhine state. the bangladesh side will send back the forms of those who want to return to us we will check whether these people of the people who stayed in myanmar or not by cross-checking with the evidence we have for now though most of the revenge around willing to return over six hundred fifty thousand of them fled to bangladesh last year after myanmar's armed forces targeted their villages. this man has fled persec

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had been reportedly radicalized inside is what a french prison union told us about that incident oh eunice it well it's a serious incident took place in book a prison a ridiculous inmate brutally it sent to a phone call ix. french prisons have suffered several similar attacks on guards were recently a week ago three security staff were injured following an inmate being attacking them with scissors and a razor blade a monday yet another jail it was involved seven guards there attacked by an inmate and in that case according to the justice ministry the perpetrator had again been radicalized in prison inmate violence disobedience and radicalization of all triggered a nationwide strike of french prison guards who have in turn clashed with riot police. and striking guards are demanding or thirty's do something about the dangerous conditions of french jails in france but for a representative of the prison guards. the government representatives are to blame they don't want to discuss the problem how to find a solution to our poor working conditions but we demand an increase in the number of priso

device beneath a shop in a marketplace to target the patrolled the blast also damaged shops in the area eunice will good rebuttal to god here we were called to the town today and this was on normal deployment for maintaining law and order these boys were deployed in a small alley in the market and the blast happened in which four of our boys were martyred. to shut down the offices and fighting two was made by arab leaders to mock the twenty fifth anniversary of an indian security crackdown not killed forty seven people that operation was a response to the killing of an indian soldier by devils local newspaper say disha mohammed one of the main rebel groups opposing the indian rule of kashmir has announced its a sponsibility for the blasts on saturday the city jim has been witnessing at the soda violence for the last seventy years kashmiri rebels who say they represent the province's muslim majority have been fighting for separation from india a lot. of the. on the fight. the eastern united states and kind of their awaking out once again to record low temperatures in the wake of what meteorolog

device beneath a shop in a marketplace to target the patrolled the blast also damaged shops in the area eunice will good rebuttal to god here we were called to the town today and this was on normal deployment for maintaining law and order these boys were deployed in a small alley in the market and the blast happened in which four of our boys were martyred. to shut down the offices and fed into was made by rebel leaders to mock the twenty fifth anniversary of an indian security crackdown not killed forty seven people that operation was a response to the killing of an indian soldier by devils local newspaper say disha mohammed one of the main rebel groups opposing the indian rule of kashmir has announced it's a sponsibility for the blasts on saturday the city jim has been witnessing at the soda violence for the last seventy years kashmiri rebels who say they represent the provinces muslim majority have been fighting for separation from india. why. didn't the fight. the german in turkish foreign ministers have held talks in germany and have agreed to work on improving relations bilateral ties bec

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you have to be careful they may contain glass and eunice. you know that it was like that if you can see how much rubbish there is and it's all full of stuff like this one thousand bottles corks. there's masses a year. i want. our song was right during a storm and i was you know this. i thought i grew up on the south case is quite different but i used to spend my time cycling to the north coast because i wanted to learn to surf better. obviously living on time for them to take leave this when the rubbish will invade has just been unbelievable basically the same sort of always wanted back up what was only a shameful sunday school breaking down and all the grass is kind of intermingled with all the plastic this sunday's it once became been a release stuff those who read going yeah i think just from bits of broken boxes massive fishing net the storms really did project to the whole public how much rubbish was in the city after the show i couldn't believe it was like a carpet being put on to the sound. it seems like the more you read and the more

you have to be careful they may contain glass is that eunice you know is the reason i get in if you can see how much rubbish there is if it's all full of stuff like this one bottles corks. is there you know the there's masses. a year. i want. us all washed out during a storm you know this. i grew up on the south case is quite different but i used to spend my time cycling to the north coast because i wanted to. better. obviously living with him to take leave this winter the rubbish on the base has just been unbelievable basically the sea sort of always wanted back up what was on the nation fill to sundays breaking down and all the grass is kind of intermingle we were the plastics this sunday's always became billy with this stuff loads of reds going yeah i think just from the broken boxes massive fishing net the storms really did project to the whole public how much rubbish was in the sea i was utterly shocked i couldn't believe it was like a carpet being put on to the sound. it seems like the more you read and the more you research on these problems the worse the problem gets so now i've

my name is eunice, and i represent the london bar. the ancient definition of education is to learn a lot from school or university. and having a good level of knowledge. i feel like that definition is misled and outdated. a great man once said, education is not preparation for life, education is life itself. so if we want to be truly prepared for itself, we need to be educated. the government says that our generation is prepared for life, now more than ever. but i disagree. how many of us know basic financial management? i mean, how to pay taxes? what mortgages are? understanding credit and student loans. understanding the power of negotiation? understanding the art of failing and the list goes on and on and on. i bet even people that have been elected here still don't know what that means. and the government says our education systems prepare us now more than ever. but i bet if i ask you about a quote from the christmas story from charles dickens, you can write essays about that. abraham lincoln said if you give me six hours to chop

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so you have to be careful they may contain glass is that eunice. you know what i get and if you can see how much rubbish there is if it's all full of stuff like this one thousand bottles corks. full is there you know the there's masses of this within a year. i will go as all washed out during a storm ellis you know this. i grew up on the south case is quite different i used to spend my time cycling to the north because i wanted to surf better. obviously living on pam who've come to take leave this winter the rubbish on the base has just been unbelievable basically the sea sort of always wanted back up what was only a shameful sundays breaking down and all the grass is kind of intermingle we were the plastics this sunday's always became billy with this stuff loads of reds going yeah i think just from the broken boxes masses of fishing that the storms really did project to the whole public how much rubbish was in the sea i was utterly shocked i couldn't believe it was like a carpet being put on to the sound. it seems like the more you read and the mo