1989 that would alter germany europe the west and the world forever i m brit gulf and berlin this is the day. that i experienced the wall as a child gets. to me didn t really understand what the world was just the thought of them all of the most i thought it was where the world ended the rise of. my company you could look left and right but you couldn t see anything ahead and it went on forever in both directions. i was betting young i was 20 found. myself in the finest. also coming up election day in the united states is now one year away and we dare to predict will the current us president also be the future us president. i wouldn t vote for a i don t like him i think i think if he keep his mouth shut and they offer twitter he would be fine i think it s with all the impeachment stuff it s going to be very noisy and interesting for the next year but if i was betting today i would bet he ll get elected again. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around th
civilian targets. oh, houses lives of people completely destroyed and there s no way they could come back a live in this village at least for the foreseeable future. and as i said, you see that in village after village all the way from here. oh, to kim, just to give you an idea of what happened here. and when you look at this, you can imagine what s going to happen in a dumbass. you can imagine what s unfolding at the moment in mo, you pull where the fight is even much more virulent than what has happened here. in new delhi city officials used to boot doses to raise shops, stores, and properties. they say are illegal. their actions continue despite india s top court, ordering a halt to the eviction dr. happen in the jan hang if hurry neighborhood where most of the residents are muslim or days ago. there were violent confrontations in the area between largely hindu and muslim crowds doing a religious procession. the results are in from the east t more elections, and the countr
first, though, the european union s top brexit negotiators says the british government has not gone far enough to guarantee the rights of eu nationals living in the u.k. prime minister theresa may says that eu citizens who have been in the country for more than five years would be offered settled status with the same rights as british nationals once britain leaves the european union. living in the u.k. under five years would have to apply to stay. prime minister may: first, we want certainty. i know there has been anxiety about what would happen to you to citizens at the moment we leave the european union. today i want to put the anxiety to rest. i want to completely reassure people that under these plans, no eu citizen in the u.k. lawfully will be asked to leave at the point the u.k. leaves the eu. we want you to stay. laura: the eu says those plans like clarity and ambition. detailo london with more on the government s plans. come as youay remember, per stay of the eu summi
some ice mixing in as temperatures will play a key role will watch this one closely but expect some potential problems on monday. carstar race street between findlay street and mcmicken will be street and mcmicken will be closed for approximately two hours starting at 3 p.m., for the delivery of a streetcar vehicle at the maintenance and operations facility mof in over-the-rhine. in addition, henry street will be closed between elm and race. happening now waking up to another frigid morning. many school districts are delayed this morning because of the cold temperatures and wind chill. our jordan vilines is live to explain how officials make the call. the cleared and flurries ended overnight. much of the tri- state will be clear for the am commute. without a thick blanket of cloud cover, it will be cold with most areas within a few degrees of 10 for the commute. wind chills this morning will be in -5 to +5 range. numerous schools are delayed due to the frigid temperatures. br
population. and when we try to strengthen the population. respect tobama: with libya, i want to be very clear, i continue to believe that it was the right thing to do for us to intervene as part of a u.n. mandated international coalition to prevent some of the behaviorly murderous that gadhafi was talking about. that it was important for us to properly plan, prepare, and resource what came next. was possible for us to do that effectively, i think that we didn t do it as effectively as we should have. negate theot importance of us all now investing in making sure that there is a functioning libyan government. the fact that we now have a court,ent and national fragile as it is, requires us to do everything we can to encourage it. and this is a conversation i have had throughout my meetings during this trip, whether in london or now here. the partnership negotiations, what you are saying is differences continually narrowing, and i think it is up to the try to findto compromises