what is humankind learned from the great war. as it learned anything about. nineteen eighteen not forgotten d. w. s november focus. hi there welcome to a new week of euro max your daily dose of european lifestyle and culture here on v.w. and today special we re showcasing the best that germany has to offer is what s coming up. is it the vikings i said who is a unesco world heritage sites in northern germany. don t see adventure take
a walk across the muslims. and discover book area visit the southern german states great consideration. for a first german holiday destination was staying right here in the capital berlin has so much to offer that as a tourist it s hard to know where to start every district has its own particular flair and collection of quirky attractions so we re going on a little round trip and start off in one of the city s liveliest areas quite spared which is teeming with artists. lynn has plenty to see. including the cloyd. the hill stand sixty six meters above the
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this is real life. this is stranger than fiction. i m going to hand it off to my friend chris jansing. wow! it s a deluge of news. i am chris jansing. we have more on that bombshell news in the mueller investigation. right now in manhattan federal court, president trump s former personal attorney and self proclaimed fixer, michael cohen, entering a new plea deal with special counsel robert mueller. he is pleading guilty to lying to congress in closed door testimony about his contacts with the russians during the presidential campaign. remember, this is a man who was once who once said he would take a bullet for donald trump. and now he s given more than 70 hours of testimony to the mueller team. it would be tough to overstate the significance of cohen s cooperation because for more
than a decade, there was, perhaps, no man closer to donald trump and his businesses outside the family. this breaking news after another dizzying day of developments in the robert mueller investigatio
he will actually appear in court next week on december 12. charles? charles: david lee miller, thanks. michael cohen not cooperating the way we thought he was. the five starts now. hello, everybody. 5 o clock in new york city and this is the five. fox news alert. we are monitoring 3 huge news stories. prosecutors made their bombshell filing in the case against ex-trump lawyer michael cohen recommending substantial prison time. we are awaiting special s robert mueller s memos on paul manafort after james comey just finished speaking to reporters following his closed door testimony to the
house judiciary and oversight committees. chief intelligence correspondent catherine will break it all down. a lot of breaking news in the last half-hour. one step at a time. on the filing for michael cohen, the recommendation is substantial jail time and a fine of $500,000. i want to read about the payments to women on behalf of donald trump. they said cohen aranged for the payment
fully with the special counsel s office, and the other big breaking news this hour is that president trump is announcing that he is not in fact going be meeting with vladimir putin on the sidelines of the g20 sideline and that is hours after the kremlin announcing that the meeting would in fact be happen i ing, and again, we will continue to closely follow the breaking news stories. andrea mitchell is picking up the news coverage right now. and right now now on andrea mitchell reports breaking news on all fronts. michael cohen pleading guilty to lying to congress when he denied to try to do a trump tower deal in russia in the campaign. and more breaking news from air force one just now. en route to ar jgentina, the president canceling the saturday summit with vladimir putin because of the new aggression against ukraine. and first, the president s reak sh reaction today slamming michael cohen before leaving the white house. he was given a fairly long jail sentence, and he is a w
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tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. president trump s longtime personal fixer and lawyer michael cohen. new filings in court just in tonight. prosecutors in one case saying he committed several federal crimes motivated by personal greed. they re recommending years in prison. also just in, a new filing from robert mueller. what he s now saying about michael cohen and prison time as well. also breaking news on paul manafort, coming in now. also tonight, the dangerous storm system barreling east. conditionsn roads.ng dangerous togh takaces oemergency clared thrkettdoi ict ju iofourotesters at that white nationalist rally in
charlottesville, killing a young woman. was it panic, or was it deliberate? what the jury just decided. the manhunt at this hour. an inmate escaping in shackles, stealing a prison van. authorities warning he s armed and dangerous. the oscar shake-up. actor and comedian kevin hart is out as host after the academy tells him to apologize for comment
w. . this is the w. s line from british lawmakers deal another blow to the governments of brecht s plans m.p. s reject the prime minister s withdrawal deal for a time so instead of leaving the e.u. today britain will leave from the twelfth of april unless theresa may can convince brussels it s worth giving the u.k. an extension also on the program. claims about iran s take to the streets with their weekly demands for fresh elections for the country s any president to step down after two decades in power.
i m still girl welcome to the program today should have been the day britain left the european union instead it s the day that british lawmakers dealt the prime minister s plans another blow despite two previous defeats theresa may was trying to get parliament to approve the withdrawal deal she agreed with brussels and to get an extension of the deadline for departure sadly for her it wasn t time lucky. to the right two hundred eighty six the no use for the left three hundred forty