besides myself and mr humphrey i represent your corporate investigator peter humphrey and activist peter darlin have since been released they're now turning the spotlight back onto the platforms that aired their confessions accusing chinese state media of human rights violations the media are not just innocent bystanders forced through broadcasts these things they help make to help produce them to help extract them. it's no secret china has ambitions plans to extend the global reach orbit state own a t.v. network. but there are now growing calls for the international community to hold its journalism to international standards actually they are not media we are a part of his punishment and. yet thousands and yet you know. so well what i don't like about lamb when keith never intended to be an activist. but these days he's a regular at pro-democracy protests in hong kong and an outspoken critic of the chinese regime. up until 2015 though lamb led a quiet lie. if managing this bookstore on a busy streets in hong kong. it served a nice market customers came looking for gossipy political book

besides myself and mr humphrey i represent your corporate investigator peter humphrey and activist peter darlin have since been released there now turning the spotlight back on to the platforms that at their confessions accusing chinese state media of human rights violations the media are not just innocent bystanders forced through broadcasts these things they help make they help produce them to help extract them. it's no secret china has amp issues plans to extend the global reach orbit state own a t.v. network. but there are now growing calls for the international community to hold its journalism to international standards actually they are not media. a part of commerce pageants and. yet thousands and yet you. so what what i'm saying about lam when key never intended to be an activist. but these days he's a regular at pro-democracy protests in hong kong and an outspoken critic of the chinese regime. up until 2015 though lamb led a quiet life managing this bookstore on a busy streets in hong kong. it's a nice market customers came looking for gossipy political books banned in mainland c

besides myself and mr humphrey i represent your corporate investigator peter humphrey and activist peter darlin have since been released they're now turning the spotlight back onto the platforms that at their confessions accusing chinese state media of human rights violations the media are not just innocent bystanders forced through broadcasts these things they help make to help produce them to help extract them. it's no secret china has ambitions plans to extend the global reach of its state own a t.v. network. but there are now growing calls for the in. the national community to hold its journalism to international standards actually they are not media. a part of commerce pageants and. yet thousands and yet you. so what why don't they have a lamb when key never intended to be an activist. but these days he's a regular at pro-democracy protests in hong kong and an outspoken critic of the chinese regime. up until 2015 though lamb led a quiet life managing this bookstore on a busy streets in hong kong. it served a nice market customers came looking for gossipy political books banned in ma

not hubert humphrey. ♪ hubert humphrey ♪ the president for you and me >> humphrey recognized what he was facing. he called himself the corner drugstore compared to a chain. the kennedys were a chain, powerful, big. >> how do you do, ma'am? >> and he was passing out palm cards on the streets. >> i'm senator humphrey. this doesn't work too good either. >> it just didn't work. >> a desperate humphrey lunges for kennedy's achilles heel. jfk is a catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president. >> there was a very strong anti-catholic feeling. ♪ >> jfk's team fight back. it's bare-knuckle time as kennedy aide paul corbin comes out swinging. >> paul corbin was a political hack. he was also a dirty trickster. he would stop at nothing. corbin arranged to have a lot of anti-catholic literature shipped into wisconsin so right away a lot of voters were offended. and they think that the awful bigoted stuff was coming from hubert humphrey. >> corbin's dirty trick works. thousands of incensed catholics get up and vote for kennedy. >> we won. it was tough but we won. >> after victory in

we'll take your advice helen humphrey and scott ross perot thanks so much. to the bundesliga now and by i mean that hoffenheim was twice interrupted after the visiting fans showed an offensive banner and at hoffenheim on a rather deep my hope on won the game 6 no but what happens in the step what happened rather in the stands will be the talking points from that one elsewhere dortmund edged freiburg gladbach sore for a spirited and months bait hoffenheim on friday to soften help to shed 6 goals this one looked all over at half time as does little raced into a 3 nil lead tomming the pick of the goals that hetta would rally back after the break new signing for stuff one and then scored a penalty his 1st goal for the club securing a point to take back to berlin much needed one to 7 days late game sees cologne host shell on sunday their matches in berlin and leipzig frankfurt's trip to bremen has been postponed due to the visit is the commitments. and a reminder before we go of the top stories we're following for you both already is a crawl across the globe impl

helena humphrey on the red carpet for us keeping us up to date thank you very much. well polls are now closed in hamburg as voters there are choosing a new state government it's germany's only regional election this year the center left social democrats or s.p.d. are celebrating it's a rare victory for the party after performing poorly in recent elections let's take a look now at the numbers these are the latest exit polls coming in from if we can bring up those results the center left social democrats you see their sets maintain power around 37 percent the greens with a big jump up to $25.00 on the americans party the christian democrats are right around 11 the left party is at 9 percent and the far right a.f.d. coming in just under the 5 percent mark the business friendly f.d.p. also right at 5 and you see the other parties there rounding out the rest of the projections. little correspondent kate brady joins me now in studio to help break down those results kate 1st of all just what stands out to you with those numbers of just oh well 1st and foremost of course the

handed out at the 70th birthday an international film festival in just a few hours and they've got ellen humphrey and scott ross for down on the red cup. competitions will stand virtually nil sleep we're ready to bring you our top some flops of this year's bellino we'll have our take to it will take time to be coveted golden bet coming out and. i'm anthony how to welcome to the program authorities across the globe implementing a range of containment measures to stop the spread of the corona virus the total number of infections worldwide the surged above $85000.00 with ecuador and could talk confirming their 1st case it's france is banning all indoor public gatherings of more than 5000 people and in italy entire towns remain sealed off. settling into new routines self quarantine or even look down are seeing more and more people stay at home in the hope of avoiding the coronavirus many trying to maintain normal life as best as they can in italy to judge julia mackey is holding her classes online asking her pupils file a video link about their homework. selfie to the family the students are happy ta

disease in italy plus it's the 4th day of the berlin international film festival and our border helena humphrey brings us the latest from the red carpet. the 1st german film all the competition or do you know it has its moment on the silver screen don't have a close in that county retelling all the european to me but if any stretch. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us as the corona virus spreads far beyond china several countries now are taking unprecedented steps to contain it in italy the deaths of 3 people from the disease of prompts authorities to put several towns on long town and cancel the final days of venice's famed carnival celebrations other countries are now on high alert as well including iran which has the highest death toll of any country outside of china and south korea is a country with the 2nd most infections which has also seen a sharp jump in cases over the last few years. scenes like these from china city's in lockdown are now becoming familiar across the globe following new deaths caused by the novel coronavirus. razor remains the continent hardest hit by the outbreak o

helena humphrey -- scott: i think it is this mix of class and maybe sass. this is a woman who has played monarchs and gangsters. she was in "the queen," but she was also an a "fast and furious" and we saw it in the piece we just saw. she is a woman who can play an incredibly powerful, majestic characters. she takes her craft seriously, but she does not take herself very seriously, and that gives her special charm. helena: i like to sum her up as royal but also racy. that wonderful portrayal of queen elizabeth in which she won the oscar in the 2006 production. reportedly, elizabeth ii also watch that movie despite the fact that it was not the most flattering depiction of the british monarch, she said that she did not do too bad a job, which is high praise indeed. she has incredible range and chief started out in the early days at the trinity of awards with emmy and tony, oscar as well. scott: the only next steps he could take it, the monarchy is having a tough time in britain at the moment and maybe they should let helen mirren take over and i think she can

they were smiling it in the humphrey -- smelling it in the humphrey suite but that was the closest their world came to what was happening on the streets. the next day do mccarthy never addressed -- gene mccarthy never addressed the convention or went to the hall but he went out to grant park where all the wounded demonstrators were and he addressed them as what he called the government of the people in exile. >> since you brought it up, my other question was going to be -- i'm sorry. gene mccarthy -- i mean when bobby kennedy declared -- it was kind of unfair. lawrence: as a kid when i was watching it, it looked opportunistic to me when bobby kennedy jumped in but i have this romanticism about the kennedys. i was torn about who to cheer for. now i know there was a lot more to it. gene mccarthy wanted bobby to run instead of him. ton loewenstein was trying get any democrat to beat johnson. go to bobby kennedy and say no. they would go to gene mccarthy. he would say no right away. jean was they ask george mcgovern. mcgovern would say ask gene mccarthy. this went on for months. -- muchs wha

the 70th berland film festival is in full swing my colleague helena humphrey is down on the red carpet. i'll have a look at french film to lead history which will make you want to delete all of your online accounts and talking about email leaks or there's a big name in town hillary clinton please it's the guardian international film festival i'll have more coming up a little a show on the program. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with the latest on the coronavirus in china the outbreak has prompted the national people's congress to postpone its annual 10 day meeting for the 1st time in decades it comes after chinese authorities reported $150.00 deaths from the corona virus and a single day pushing the total number of fatalities in the country to almost $2600.00 south korea meanwhile has raised. it's infectious disease alert to the highest level after more than $160.00 new cases were reported on monday. and in iran the confirmed death toll has climbed to 12 the highest number of fatalities for any country outside of china and authorities in italy are reporting a 6th death

while helena humphrey and scott roxboro have been busy watching many of the films at the berlin wall and they join as now hello to both of you so just a few hours to go today is all about those bears who will be going home with gold to you guys have a feeling that you know who the winner will be. yeah well i have to say 1st that almost always wrong with these it's a small group of 7 some person jury is going to pick them up they never have the good taste that i have but i think i think we could have a big sensation tonight because i'm betting that it will be the 1st american winner here in berlin for 20 years there's an amazing film never rarely sometimes always from allies a hit man and i think it has a really good chance to win the bare this is a really quite delicate film about a 17 year old girl trying to get a termination of her pregnancy without her parents' consent and she crosses state lines in order to do it because it's very difficult in our home state of pennsylvania to get a legal abortion and i thought it was a really amazing touching movie and the you know it deals with

gala ceremony at the 70th the international berlin film festival is out of a for this year and helen humphrey and scott roxboro watch the bears being handed out guys the gold and big guys too there is no evil wasn't a popular choice. it was a popular choice it was a bold one it certainly was a political one as you saw that in that create the iranian a direct hit mohamed the rest enough was unable to pick up the gold a bat to have it in his hands because he remains it has been tested on he hasn't been able to leave iran since 27000 because his work is just considered so problematic by the regime yes yes and we should also note that not only is he not allowed to leave iran he's not allowed to work legally in iran because of his last film which was considered too offensive by by the government and so they gave me a lifetime ban but he continued to work he made this film entirely in secret and what's i find so compelling about this story this this film is about moral courage in the face of dictators in the face of oppression and this director he's not only made a movie about this he's lived this

i did helen humphrey on the red carpet for us keeping us up to date thank you very much. voters in homburg have been electing a new state government it's germany's only regional election this year and it's a rare chance for a victory for the center left social democrats arrest p.d. junior partners at the federal level in coalition with the chancellor under the medicals c.d.u. the social democrats have performed poorly in a series of recent elections the earn out in hamburg was high dissed by stormy weather in the northern port city let's take a look now at the numbers we're getting those and as we speak these are the latest projected results based on a partial count of the vote now these are the results at this stage for homburg and . the social democrats are on top with 37.5 percent the greens taking 25.5 percent that's a big rise for that group ugly americans party be christian democrats or the 11 and a half left party right around 9 percent and the far right alternative for germany or d. coming in there as well now if you could just move the prompter down a bit i could

and a reporter helen humphrey has the enviable task of watching the sunday premieres for us at the bare the knowledge she joins us now from the red carpet helena you saw this is an old tale with a modern berlin twist did that work for you. your call it really did if you think about the landscape of lane it's a watery landscape with many beautiful lakes in the shape of a river that runs through it which makes it an ideal location to retell the myth of a water sprite is spurned by her lover and then goes on to seek revenge but kristin petzold gave this feminist a twist he didn't want said leave his protagonist powerless and so as you saw there in that report she goes on and she finds love once again now this really is the appeared to me all of the berlin school of film making in fact very sparse dialogue and wonderful cinematography showing the brutalist landscape but i think that's fast dialogue at times could be his downfall i have to say despite those wonderful performances from the lead actors sometimes it was difficult to understand where the intensity of their relationship actually

well it's the gala ceremony at the 70th international berlin film festival and helen humphreys got rough have been watching the bears being handed out do we know yet guys who got the gold in bed. and me we have just a moment ago heard on the golden that. he's no evil and every movie by mohammed there are still some mazing this is phenomenal choice this is a film made by a dissident already and filmmaker he's been banned from making films around here to make this film completely in secret and it's a full on attack on the iranian regime which is almost impossible to even imagine doing i think jeremy irons the president of the competition jury made a very brave choice a very strong political and a very strong political message with this film plus it was actually my favorite film of the festival so he made the correct critical choice in my opinion an amazing an amazing night an amazing night figuring instead of just to add a little bit more to the poignancy of it the director himself is not able to collect that name because he is still in iran and he has not been allowed to leave the country

the international berlin film festival is over for this year and helena humphrey and scott rocks watch the bears being handed out the golden big goes to evil is that a popular choice. i think it is yeah i think that definitely our choice. is a bold choice it is a political choice i mean as you just mentioned there the ukrainian director of wasn't allowed to travel he has been allowed to travel outside all of the iran in fact it's 2017 and i mean he's been also banned from working banned from being a filmmaker because of the last film he made that annoyed the iranian government so we had to make this film there is no evil completely in secret and what's quite amazing is this is a film about moral courage it's a film that looks at the new policy of the reigning government of executing dissidents and it's about. people taking a moral stand in an moral in moral world and i what i think it's impressive is that this director has only told the story but he's actually living the story i think is a credibly bold choice and and exactly the right choice to make at this $70000000000.00. and the su

and now gordon humphrey is a never-trumperr -- who left the republican party and is trying to get people not to vote for donald trump, interesting turn of events over the decades. steve: this race is fluid and you have been through a lot of campaigns, 19 92 with bill clinton the comeback kid, 2008 when hillary clinton eked it out, explain the significance of how volatile it is just a few days before the new hampshire primary. the effects of this year by having so many candidates is that the voters really didn't decide. the latest polling had up to 50% of the voters who wanted to participate in the democratic primary not having made a decision. that means they can move as a block in any direction. so nobody should be counted out. going to be exciting moments between now and the primary, with the votes being cast, so it is an exciting time to have all these great candidates. steve: what is your role as party chair? when a candidate says they want to run in new hampshire, what you tell them? ray: they give me a call and then i set up a couple of days of meetings and travel, press interviews

we talked about hubert humphrey. nevertheless, because of the elaborate process of raising money in small amounts are qualified for federal funds, it becomes increasingly difficult for a candidate to get in the game later along. richard: let's take another question this money problem raises. it is raised by the proliferation of primaries. is there an alternative? senator mondale has proposed regional primaries. some have proposed a national primary as a substitute for the others. some propose we go back to the caucuses. what do you gentlemen think are the reasonable alternatives, if any to our present system in 1976? stephen: i am certainly opposed to a national primary. maybe we should take a vote right now. [laughter] richard: if you're going to have any alternative? stephen: i wish we had more time to debate this. richard: i would stick with the present one. i know it is hard on the candidates. that is a good thing. white house is no easy task. the fact you have been able to hurdle all the obstacles is a good thin

arthur scott ross for helena humphrey down there thank you this is d.w. news these are our top stories police in germany cervical has been driven into a crowd of revelers celebrating carnival in the central town of false mass and at least 10 people are injured including children the driver has been arrested it comes less than a week after a mass shooting in the same region killed 9 people. the corona virus outbreak has prompted china to perspire the annual meeting of the national people's congress for the 1st time in decades it comes after chinese authorities reported $150.00 deaths from corona virus in a single day with one of those is in italy say 7 people have now died from the virus there. u.s. president donald trump is in india for a 2 day visit he and prime minister and the manager of monday addressed a rally in modi's home state of gujarat the visit is an opportunity to deepen relations and overcome disagreements in the lingering a trade disappears. and supporters of julian assange gathered outside a court in london today where a hearing has begun

out of the humphrey and david leavitt's a thank you both. well the day is almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. user you can follow me out phil dale don't forget to use the hash tag the day of a good death. when the sun goes down over egypt snow on delta. millions and millions of flowers unfold and remains there beguiling sent. jasmine in as one of the world's cost players essential oils. its economic importance for people in the region is enormous. jasmine green of sounds. next on d w. store on sunday people from world over information they provide. the means they want to express g w on facebook and twitter up to date and entire. follow us. home.

on helena humphrey glad you could join me a german state provia is stepping down just a day off to being controversially elected with the help of far right extremists thomas kenniff a from the business friendly free democrats won a vote in the eastern state of terror india with the backing of the far right alternative for germany and chancellor angela merkel's conservative c.d.u. party the chancellor has described the election as unfair give a go can have a he says his resignation was inevitable to remove the state of the far right involvement. and joining me now from frankfurt is michelle freedman a lawyer journalist and political analyst welcome to you now we're already seeing but it's cool fallout from this with the free democrats now saying that they want to dissolve the state parliament what would that mean. it means that we had seen and participate on the political earthquake it was the 1st time a premium afterword to 2 that with the votes of the liberals and the conservative parties but the participation of the right fall extremist movement if the into ringin were the leader is so

we talked about hubert humphrey. of course, he is sown will known that -- so well-known that this helped. nevertheless, because of the elaborate process of raising money in small amounts are order to qualify for federal funds it , becomes increasingly difficult for a candidate to get in the game later along. richard: let's take another question. -- it is one that this money problem races and one that is raised by the proliferation of primaries. is there an alternative? senator mondale has proposed regional primaries. some have proposed a national primary as a substitute for the others. some propose we go back to the caucuses. what do you gentlemen think are the reasonable alternatives, if any to our present system in 1976? stephen: i am certainly opposed to a national primary. maybe we should take a vote right now. [laughter] richard: i would be in favor. if you're going to have any alternative? stephen: i wish we had more time to debate this. richard: i would stick with the present one. i know it is hard on the cand

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the one thing i keep coming back to is humphrey hawkins and what senator tillis raised as well as the think they did mention in the article but i don't thank you mentioned in your commentary to most of the questions, at least that i heard, is that humphrey hawkins expired in 2020 and it is no longer the law of the land. i'm not sure that is still a fair notion and i was going to also raise the questions, senator van hollen raised, is that we talk about this issue in my office. i feel very strongly around debt and deficit and let me be clear, and of the either clinical party has much legitimacy on the issue anymore but i do think there is a very much a change in consistency in your view under what was happening under obama where a group of us and both parties tried to bring down the debt and deficit to the chagrin of folks on both sides of the isle. that suddenly got blessed under president trump and i know you have already adjusted but it is a real concern to me. i don't doubt your integrity but i question your consistency on this but i want to go to another piece. in your writings yo

and on day 2 of the berlin film festival held on humphrey and david leavitt's to have all the action from the red carpet. hollywood acted johnny depp is great he waves throughout the festival with the world premiere of his latest movie minamata we have a sneak preview for you of that and a look out pixar latest release coming up until later on the show. time sunni so much going to thank you for joining us we start with the aftermath of the shootings in the german city of handouts that have shocked the country interior minister hasse a hoffa says there will be stronger police presence across the country to counter what he describes as a very high security threat from the far right 10 people were killed by a suspected right wing extremist and 2 nights ago the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack the city near frankfurt has a multiethnic population of about 100000 some of the shooting victims were of turkish descent other victims had kurdish origins as the anguish sinks in many in the culturally diverse city are worried about the future. condo is a city in shock the crime sce

over the coasts often x. 10 days all right lots to talk about the berlin wall is now underway helena humphrey and david leavitt's we will be talking with you in the next hour and tonight on the day see that. all right here is a reminder of the top story that we are following for you germany is in mourning after a fart white extremists killed 10 people the gunman walked into 2 bars in the western city of near frankfurt and killed his victims execution style most of them were of foreign descent the suspect later killed his mother and himself prosecutors are treating the attacks as acts of domestic terrorism. you can always get. just out from google play well from the app store that would give you access to all of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you are part of a news story if you see news happening you can use that to sin just photos and videos from where you are. you want your. next hour debate show to the point to ask how open is germany to immigration get some good more news on a website you to dot com i will be back at the top

alien that's for sure over at the red carpet now in my colleagues and bell and all the buffs hello humphrey and david leavitt's good evening to you too you certainly don't come off the scene of alien that you've already seen the opening film by salinger year how was it. but it probably is just under way right now as we speak french of course david and i had an opportunity in the press screenings often need to see it is something like devil wears prada through a need to rary prison of course it tells the story of a young aspiring poet who has to new york city with those big mystery jury she's played by margaret quality of course for once upon a time in hollywood by terence when she gets to the big apple though she starts to realize that what she's going to do is anything but quite as glamorous as she thinks that's because sigourney weaver plays the brand of priestly if we're going to still go yeah right devil wears prada. who puts her to work answering letters addressed to g.-d. salinger who is her client of course the reclusive author doesn't want fan mail and so margaret callie's character

film pick says hello to humphrey and david leavitt's down on the red carpet in downtown bell and welcome both you had a chance to see what could be one of the biggest political movies of the year what's it like. well it just proves once again that pixar are such masters of storytelling and they just have such a grip on the heartstrings of the audience we were feeling whatever they wanted us to feel i think i think we made a mistake to be honest but of not taking tissues into the movie theater with us we certainly needed them often we came out of that screening essentially it tells the story of 2 young brothers in a fantastical a universe they happen to be elves and they have granted a wish to see their father again or at least try to see their late father again for 24 precious hours and as a result of that i mean they just go on this 3 day trip right in the paper to him back to magic except for the spell that they cast doesn't quite work out it goes a little haywire and only the lower half of their father comes back so they can actually hug him or talk to him they can kind of dance with

s helena humphrey and scott a down at the red caucus. will announce today the queen of british cinema helen mirren she takes up an honorary golden back on life's clock that's coming up. time for gail welcome to the program. governments around the world are ramping up efforts to contain corona virus as it spreads across the globe as the world health organization warns them to prepare for a pandemic flu infections outside china now outnumber those inside here's a map showing the severity of the epidemic around the world and the deeper the blue the higher the number of reported cases china still very much at the epicenter of the outbreak well out in front with more than 78000 recorded infections elsewhere the situation is most serious in south korea iran and italy also have some 50 countries or territories now have confirmed cases bringing the overall number of cases to more than 82000 and the w.h.o. has issued a new warning to governments everywhere to get ready for a pandemic our message continues to be that this virus has pandemic potent

most take the story now to the humphrey and scott roxboro they are on the red carpet for us tonight good evening to you too so we've got this honorary bearer for a lifetime achievement for helen mirren what is it about her that makes are so special. yeah. it's sort of helen mirren she's such an iconic figure i mean i can't think of another actress with within range i mean she's the queen of england in the queen and then she makes a fast and furious movie i mean i don't know any other actors who could who could cross those boundaries so easily and so effortlessly i mean you saw in the piece and in the short clips that we heard from her just takes her acting her craft incredibly seriously but just seem to take herself that seriously plus it doesn't hurt that she's absolutely gorgeous i mean you know just just you know by the by i think she's royal and racy that's how i somehow or other when i was you know she played the queen so memorably in 2006 receiving it off and also get it out before mates apparently queen elizabeth did watch that film as well and despite the fact it wasn't the most

let's go down to the red carpet now we are joined by our colleagues and bella buffs helena humphrey and david levitt so i mean you guys have already seen the opening film myself under your what was this like. you know i think we both came out in movie theaters saying it was something like an eternity version all the devil wears prada it was your classic coming of age story a young woman with dreams of a need to recreate she starts working in a literary agent see a new york and she quickly finds out that she's doing a lot more secretarial secretary we're going to a big part of her job actually is responding to the found mails that are addressed to j.d. salinger and basically writing to all of these lost souls to tell them that the literary agency will not be responding or passing on their letters to the famous author but of course she really connects with their letters and in a way this is really an edge to a literary new york that is that is disappeared and then it mid ninety's for example the last time people were still using typewriters for example now he officially friend yeah all of

the 1st bear has been awarded at the 70th and international berlin film festival and it means helen humphrey and scott ross perot are down at the red carpet. at the 1000000000 dollar today we've got the queen of british cinema helen mirren she picks up an honorary golden back for her life's work that's coming up later in the show. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us governments are ramping up their moves to contain the corona virus as it spreads globally it follows warnings from the world health organization that the world must prepare for a pandemic new infections of the virus outside china are now outnumbering those in china and we have a map that shows us. the verity of the at the demick in the affected nations and the deeper the blue on this map but the larger the number of reported cases as you can see here china still has the highest number more than $78000.00 cases there altogether 50 countries or territories have confirmed cases of the virus that total stands at more than $82000.00 numerous international flights have been canceled here's a closer look at how countries

yeah i was watching that documentary this afternoon my colleagues helena humphrey and scott riseborough they did the same thing good evening to both of you guys how does hillary clinton how does she come across in your opinion in this documentary. yeah i think i think that we all agree that hillary clinton is one of the most divisive political figures in america there's a lot of people who love her there's a lot of people who really dislike her and i think anyone going in with a strong opinion of hillary clinton into the series is probably not going to have their mind changed by it there's plenty there for everybody really if you a lovely clinton i think you can look at this documentary and see it incredibly intelligent. and it's very inspirational politician if you dislike her you're probably going to see elements of her political conniving of props or arrogance towards political opponents so i don't think this document you see is going to change anybody's mind but what i thought was really compelling about it is the fact is a real in-depth and behind the scenes look at someone i think

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polls and why that worries the hard line leaders and it is day 2 of the berlin film festival and held humphrey tended to leavitt's are down at the red carpet. hollywood acted johnny depp is making waves here out of testimony with the world premiere of his latest movie at minamata we'll have a sneak preview for you of that and a look at pix of nature's release coming up and tonight on the show. and we are thank you so much for your company everyone we begin this broadcasts with the aftermath of the shootings in the german city of homs that have shocked the nation interior minister course a offer has announced a higher police presence across the country to counter what he describes as a very high security threats from the far right only comes after 10 people were killed by a suspected right wing extremist near frankfurt 2 nights ago the killings are being treated as a terror attack many of the victims were of turkish descent a pregnant mother of 2 was among the dead and people have now been coming together to mourn those who died. fear and disbelief in hanau people gather to stand up to hate and

yeah i was watching that documentary this afternoon my colleagues helena humphrey and scott ross perot they did the same thing good evening to both of you guys how does hillary clinton how does she come across in your opinion in this documentary. yeah i think i think that we all agree that hillary clinton is one of the most divisive political figures in america there's a lot of people who love her there's a lot of people who really dislike her and i think anyone going in with a strong opinion of hillary clinton into the series is probably not going to have their mind changed by it there's plenty there for everybody really if you a lovely clinton i think you can look at this documentary and see you incredibly intelligent. and it's very inspirational politician if you dislike her you're probably going to see elements of her political conniving of props or arrogance towards political opponents so i don't think this documentary series is going to change anybody's mind but what i thought was really compelling about it is the fact that it is a real in-depth and behind the scenes look at some

and on day 2 of the berlin film festival helena humphrey and david leavitt's have been taking in all the action from the red carpet. hollywood actor johnny depp is making waves here at the festival with the world premiere of his latest movie minamata will have a sneak preview for you of that runs under kathy pixels latest release coming up a little later on the show. time soon is almost gone though it's good to have you with us iranians are voting and a parliamentary election but many moderate candidates have been barred from competing by iran's guardian council the country's president hassan rouhani has urged people to vote amid predictions of a low turnout many are expected to boycott the poll to defy the country's leaders the election comes amid ongoing economic hardship under crippling u.s. sanctions conservative iranian hardliners looks at. to dominate the election. let's go to dave you correspondent to a set top a she is at a polling station in tehran for us hi took a set tell us what the voter turnout has been like today. well some people are voting here in this polling statio

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the 70th birthday an international film festival shortly the 1st officiers bad news however humphrey and scott down at the red coppers. today the queen of british cinema helen mirren she picks up an honorary golden that like that's coming up. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. governments around the world around picking up efforts to contain the corona virus as the world health organization wants them to prepare for a pandemic you infections outside china now outnumber those inside is a map showing the severity of the outbreak around the world the deeper the blue the higher the number of reported cases so here's china they be center of the outbreak and still well out in front with more than 78000 recorded infections elsewhere the situation is most serious in south korea iran and italy or together some 50 countries or territories now have confirmed cases bringing the overall number of cases to more than 82000 and w.h.o. has issued new warnings to governments everywhere to get ready for a pandemic our message continues to be that this virus has been demick botticelli and doubly cer

are barely dalla correspondents scott rockstar and helena humphrey were down on the red carpet with their incessant of helen mirren korea. i think it's this mix of of of class and and maybe sass i mean this is a woman who has played monarchs and gangsters i mean she was in the queen but she was also in the furious movie i mean she is a woman who can complain incredibly powerful majestic characters she takes her craft very seriously but you obviously doesn't take herself very sleepy seriously not give her i think a special charm you know i would like to some her office royal but also racy and i think we saw that typified you know that wonderful portrayal of queen elizabeth which she won the oscar in the 2006 production of the queen now reportedly elizabeth the 2nd also watched that movie despite the fact that it wasn't the most flattering depiction of the british monarchs she said that she did not see that a job which is high praise indeed and you know she has incredible range she started out in the early days as one of the youngest members of the royal shakespeare company she's done it al

a reporter helen humphrey had the enviable task of washing the sunday premiers for us and she sent us her take on the new entries it was a moment the fans of german cinema have been waiting for the 1st film in the competition by 8 german director made it onto the silver screen or indeed now by festival favorite christine petzold is the modern retelling of a european may 3rd of a water sprite schooled by her lover an out for revenge now in this version on d.n.a. is a mysterious ballet into a working in a history museum and it's a little more feminist she's no longer the power is protected east but she finds love once again now the water around is the ideal setting in the brutally. architecture's shines as well in a classic berlin school pared back movie now the love story is an intense one but the script is sparse making it a little tricky to understand the ferocity of the love this bond at times the other big film of the day was the brazilian movie total smartarse all the dead ones is set at the end of slavery and it's a period piece taking on the issue of race and it we meet this wha

because down at the red carpet are my highly esteemed colleagues bread and butter not about selling out humphrey and david leavitt's guys looking fabulous you already saw the opening film my salinger year how was it. you know i think david and i came out of the movie theater we looked at each other and we sort of said dick we just watched devil way as projects through a kind of literary prison i mean it's that classic coming of age tale as a young girl from the west coast makes her way to new york city with high hopes all becoming a famous poet one david things don't quite go to plan and margaret quali plays that young lady she ends up being working for sigourney weaver at this literary agency and her main job turns out to be responding to fan mail to the famous reclusive author j.d. salinger and basically telling his fans that they're not going to get any response from him but she starts to feel sorry for these lost souls who are writing these letters and she starts thinking about maybe writing some responses of her own yet the temptation i think is just too great and but it also plays a little

films are competing for the events top prize a golden bear all reporters david leavitt's and helena humphrey went to see the opening film and the 70th berlin international film festival kicks off with the red carpet world premiere of my salinger year starring sigourney weaver and margaret olley and this is a movie that we got a chance to watch today essentially it's a coming of age story set in new york city it tells the story of a young woman who dreams of becoming a famous poet she starts working at a mystery agency however everything is not quite how it see situations of doing more secretarial work and answering the fan mail for the famous reclusive author g.-d. salinger whose literary agent is played by sigourney weaver kind of a mean boss a little bit of a recap of sigourney weaver's 1980 s. rule and working girl as the mean boss but with quite a different so this is a little bit of the devil wears prada in 1990 s. literary new york now if you're expecting this to be all about the call of j.d. salinger himself of course it catches. and the ra and franny and zooey fame you might be disap

take your advice helen humphrey and scott ross perot thanks so much. to the bundesliga now and by minix game but hoffenheim was twice interrupted the visiting fans showed an offensive bana i ended hoffenheim my hope and won the game 6 nil but what happened in the stands will be the talking point as we go forward elsewhere dortmund edged freiburg glad boxoffice spirited out spoke and mights hoffenheim on friday decide often how to shed 6 goals. i know nothing at the germans because sometimes i am but most and nothing with the 10 men think deep into the german culture. we think that is groundless they all believe it's all that. time rachel join me for me to get something up post. their mission. to save the. marvel comics started in $1039.00 since then they've created a vast empire of superheroes who also have human weaknesses. their creators have had their share of clashes the moving story of a comic giant marvel stores march 10th. the shootings that tick talk is currently the most downloaded social f. what type of videos work on to talk how can you make

weaver there making a comeback and over at the red carpet are my colleagues and ellen al of us helena humphrey and david levitz great to see you again guys what is going on behind you. where we just had the prime yeah well the premiere is about to get started of course for a year salinger the opening film here which is not actually in the competition at the film festival this year but of course we got the chance to see that movie this off the newest members of the press and it was something of a love letter to literary new york i think it's fair to say in the ninety's it was a coming of age story margaret quali who we all sort of once upon a time in hollywood was playing a young aspiring poet who moved to the big apple with big dreams of making a splash in the world right and sigourney weaver her kind of mean boss the literary agent to the one and only reclusive author g.-d. salinger and she puts margaret callie's character to work responding to the fan mail for salinger which salinger is not going to respond to they're not going to forward it to salinger and it's margaret quality is job to wr

and our reporter helen humphrey had the enviable task of watching the sunday premiers for us and she sent us her take on the new entries it was a moment the fans of german cinema all have been waiting for the 1st film in the competition by 8 german director made it onto the silver screen or indeed out by festival favorite christine petzold is the modern retelling of a european myth of a water sprite schooled by her lover an out for revenge now in this version dina is a mysterious working in a history museum and is a little more feminist she's no longer the powerless pretax against but she finds love once again now the water around me is the ideal setting in the brutal. architecture's shines as well in a classic but in school pared back movie now the love story is an intense one but the script to spot making it a little tricky to understand the ferocity of the love this bond at times the other big film of the day was the brazilian movie total smartarse all the dead ones is set at the end of slavery and it's a period piece taking on the issue of race and it we meet this what is sisters

the use helena humphrey and scott roxboro were down at the red carpet as the festival came to an end there was a considerable number of female directors and strong female protagonists movies now the festival director said that they wanted to promote some lesser known projects we see and they seemed to stay faithful there were maybe fewer stars though we did still have johnny depp helen mirren how about the hike on the red carpet the focus this year was less on hollywood glitz than on phenomenal global sort of. has the awards wrapped up the winners admired their paris before heading off to celebrate. and in the bundesliga by in munich inflicted a 6 nil defeat on hoffenheim but the story of the day was the match being interrupted twice too soon offensive bana and buy ins fan block scored 4 goals in the 1st half to put the match out of range thomas miller had 2 assists and continues to but then by and fans started insulting hoffenheim zona hop and the players wanted to walk off the pitch tames did eventually return for the final 13 men. but refused to play properly instead having a kick

films are competing for the event's top prize the golden bath reporters david leavitt's and helena humphrey went to see the opening film and the 70th berlin international film festival kicks off with the red carpet world premiere of my salinger year starring sigourney weaver and margaret quali this is a movie that we got a chance to watch today essentially it's a coming of age story set in new york city it tells the story of a young woman who dreams of becoming a famous poet she starts working at a literary agency however everything is not quite how it seems it's her chance of doing more secretarial work and answering the fan mail for the famous reclusive author g.-d. salinger whose literary agent is played by sigourney weaver kind of a mean boss a little bit of a recap of sigourney reverse 980 s. rule and working girl as the mean boss who is quite a different so this is a little bit of a devil wears prada 990 is literary new york now if you're expecting this to be all about the work of j.d. salinger himself of course of catch and the rye and franny and zooey fame you might be disappointed

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