For change we will bring you we will bring change its going to be close going to be close election you have to put the thieves in the system. Also coming up a global awakening to the Climate Crisis and an award for the 16 year old who was delivering the wake up call every friday so what im telling you to do now is to act because no one is too small to make a difference. Im urging all of you to take part in the Global Climate strikes on september 20th and 27th. And just one last thing see you on the street. Well to our viewers on p. B. S. In the United States and all the around the world welcome we begin the day with the election in israel the 2nd election this year israel held a repeat general election today after the 1st one failed to deliver what have become a rare commodities in many democracies voters are choosing consensus and political leaders building bridges instead of walls the 1st election back in april ended with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declaring victory but in the
It was capital of the German Federal republic this edition of check in is a journey through time and 29000 the German Federal republic celebrates its 70th anniversary it all started here and bonn when the german constitution was passed in may 949. Today i want to invite you to join me on a tour of 70 years of history from germanys provisional capital bonn all the way to the current capital berlin together well discover what a giraffe pressed to do with the countrys constitution or basic law as its known here and well revisit the places and locations that tell the story of postwar germany. We take you to bombs museum of german history. We kept an open air film in berlin government quarter. And we share of viewer video sent in from the hate speech of the dutch government. To kick things off im taking a walk down bonds path of democracy along the ground hell come across the alex and the current museum. Was heavily involved in world war 2 so there werent enough venues in the city for offic
The u. S. Became involved and its led to a situation that at this current time the taliban is pretty much more in control of afghanistan than its been at any time since 2001 and so really i mean trumps instincts i think as we often see and we often say that trumps instincts are right here but i think that possibly he has seen this attack as an opportunity to exactly often perhaps clarify what the american position is going to be you know. This is just delaying the inevitable ok you know we should have i think intelligently. In in 2001 go in destroy al qaeda and get out it was should have been a Police Action a crime was committed then you do a Police Action and then you would draw from it all its a reason why the doors of u. S. Allies agreed to join this authorization but i agree. With. Its a big problem for trump because it was during his campaign between 2016 he was against the war in iraq and it was through. This time that you promised a victory so it didnt promise deal with taliban
A result of. These talks actually approaching even if it wasnt widely known that i would be approaching in this form theres concern of course that if the u. S. Does indeed strike a deal with the taliban and the u. S. Leaves that actually that will return afghanistan to taliban control it seems quite likely that would be the case but thats going to be the case whether america leaves today after 8 if theyd left 91015 years ago and so really i mean trump has got an election remember a manifest a commitment to end the u. S. War in afghanistan its lets think back to a summary of that its cost upwards of 1. 00 trillion dollars over the last 18 years actually i mean even the pentagon puts it at 760000000000. 00 its cost 2. 00 and a half 1000 u. S. Lives another 1000 Coalition Lives not with and of course not to mention of course we will mention but so many wont mention 150000. 00 afghans that have died since the u. S. Became involved and its led to a situation that at this current time the ta
I mean trump has got an election remember a manifesto commitment to end the u. S. War in afghanistan its lets think about some of that its cost upwards of one trillion dollars over the last 18 years actually i mean even the pentagon puts it at 760000000000. 00 its cost 2. 00 and a half 1000 u. S. Lives another 1000 Coalition Lives not with and of course not to mention of course we will mention but somebody wont mention 150000. 00 afghans that have died since the u. S. Became involved and its led to a situation that at this current time the taliban is pretty much more in control of afghanistan that its been any time since 2001 and so really i mean trumps instincts i think as we often see and we often say that trumps instincts are right here but i think that possibly he has seen this attack as an opportunity to exactly often perhaps clarify what the american position is going to be you know. This is just delaying the inevitable ok you know we should. I think intelligently. In in 2001 go