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this is al jazeera america, good afternoon live from new york city. these are live pictures where former presidential candidate rick perry announced he is running again. he put out a video earlier this morning on his website promoting his new campaign. you see a lot of candidates will say the right things whether it s about the border whether it s about taxes or spending, but we need a president who has done the right thing. we need a president who bridges the partisan divide rather than widens it who brings people together. we must do right and risk the consequences. [ cheers and applause ] david shuster is here with us now. david another republican oh this is rick perry stepping up to the mic. oh this is still video. thank you. we weren t sure if that was live or not. so david shuster our expert on all things political. it is possible for perry to put aside all of those bleners four years ago? it is certainly possible. and strategists will note that rick ....
close ties with vladimir putin. i m really shocked, tammy. maybe not by the names themselves, but they came out so quickly and vocally with their expressions of doubt. i m not surprised. the establishment never trumper kind dynamic has not gone away. they are still there. they are not suddenly going to embrace donald trump. this remains an adjustment in expectations. you have an establishment that s been in charge forever. it won t be easy for them to recognize things this is what the voters wanted. they wanted a man who is different. appointing someone with some experience, but not in the swamp. we elected donald trump because it s a businessman and knows how to get things done. in in tillerson usual looking at the same dynamic. he understands the international scene. is in 15 countries, gets things done. i don t know when it became a bad thing to know a foreign leader and like the foreign leaders and get things done on behalf of the united states. charles: i feel th ....
in dresden was toxic. the question we are asking today is this east and west how united is germany? to discuss, i m joined in the studio by three seasoned commentators and analysts, beginning with author and academic johannes staemmler, who says germany is united, but only on the surface. also joining us is andreas kluth, germany correspondent of the economist magazine. east and west, he believes, are growing slowly together economically but growing further apart in psycho-political cultures. a warm welcome to anna sauerbrey of der tagesspiegel, who also writes for the international new york times. she says recent abuse and attacks have brought back the ugly east. johannes, we begin with you. you were born in dresden, which has been the focus of a lot of attention. people have been talking about the troubling events. what do you make of it all? johannes: it really hurts to see the pictures from dresden. intellectually, i do not find it so hard to understand that peo ....
people are also risking their lives, but by simply doing their jobs. over 1,000 people are killed every year in workplace accidents in turkey. despite promises to improve working conditions, allegations of negligence and poor safety standards persist. eren eroglu was just 17 when he died. like many of the other victims, eren was from a poor family who, without his income, risk falling into even greater poverty. his father is now determined to seek justice for his son. these people all died on the job from burns, suffocation, electrocution, or falls. once a month, surviving family members meet in central istanbul to remember these victims of turkey s lax worker protection laws. one of these pictures is of eren eroglu. he was just 17 when he died. ever since, his father, erdinc, has been trying to bring his son s employer and the relevant authorities to court. those responsible for his death should be punished. that might prevent other deadly workplace accidents from ....
and be better for it. it s really silent on campus. i feel like everyone has mixed emotions. i m feeling relieved. i think that this is the change we needed. it shouldn t be a day we should give up. it should be more we have to fight more for our rights. i think the main thing to focus on our families, show the people we care about love and respect and kindness. it was a day of reflection for many students at unlv. people are worried, some people are super excited and happy, i think it really just depends on how you view the situation and you know what at the end of the day all we can do is move forward and hope for the best. students from all different backgrounds had different perspectives on how to view this election. from hope. we still have our rights, we can still fight for what we believe in. to fear.. shock, disappointment, fear, i m definitely decent. i don t know what s gonna happen. the one thing everyone could agree on.. is that now is the time to come toget ....