hi, everybody. good morning. today is saturday, the 21st of may, 2016. i m anna kooiman. we are starting with a fox news alert. signs of smoke before the disappearance of egyptair flight 804. investigators getting new clues this morning as they try to figure out if it was terror and if it was terror that took down that passenger plane. new security changes coming right here in america. and then donald trump picks up a big endorsement last night from the nra and gives hillary clinton a brand new nickname. hillary wants them to be defenseless, wants to take away any chance of survival. that s why we are going to call her heartless hillary. heartless hillary. a brand new name for his foe
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down an american movie, censor an american picture it doesn t like, wrong in not calling him first before buckling before a north korean dictator. this is obama laying it on the line in a press conference that signalled all the audacity he s packed into a week since the november election, the deal on climate change, the protective order for people who came here illegally, and including the post of an american ambassador with the communist government in cube a taking questions from all women reporters in today s press conference, where will this obama audacity take us? i m joined by david corn, and by actor, writer and director sean penn who joins me now by phone. first of all, here s the president speaking about sony s decision to pull the interview, the movie that inspired the hacking. let s watch. sony is a corporation. i would agree with the president. i think that, you know, i m not speaking as an advocate for the motion picture industry or as a critic. but we have to real
protesting after the supreme court threw out a petition to delay tamar s vote with the country deeply divided there are fears of violence here in kenya with the latest also coming up a surprising twist in the case of a german human rights organizer on trial in turkey prosecutors are reportedly demanding he be released. and a german president can call their steinmeier says he wants better ties between berlin and moscow steinmeyer meets with president vladimir putin as part of his visit to russia will ask our correspondent in moscow what kind of reception he received. also the anti semitism scandal rocking italian soccer fans of rome s club a lot c.-o. left stickers in their stadium and frank wearing a rival teams jersey will examine their reactions.
city of it and you cough which happened recently but he also pointed out that dialogue is important and he pointed out these store called ties that russia and germany share and now it was similar with putin he also said there were difficu
respected by their male colleagues and treated as equals. to certain bishops or cardinals they re well aware of the problems many women in the catholic church are turning away because they don t feel they re taken seriously. women want to be more visible. this isn t in different parts of the world white church there s a growing sensitivity to that desire and it s also reaching the vatican only. becoming more visible is part of the challenge anybody sees what goes on behind the walls of the vatican. bought a quarter of the staff are women many more lay women the nuns and many of them highly qualified. editor in chief of the french section of vatican radio for twenty five years looking back she remembers how difficult it was
at the beginning how some cardinals thought it beneath dignity to be interviewed by a woman and simply ignored her. also said. as soon as i left the studios to interview somebody at the vatican it was dreadful when i was in a larger group of men i always had the f
treatment takes a really long time to complete twenty months. it s hard to stay with it even highly motivated people find it hard to take large amounts of medication every day for twenty months. because. the pathogen thrives in crowded places especially where it s cold and there s a little from lice it spreads easily through sneezing coughing and even just regular conversation. it s easy to identify the signature red pattern under a microscope but distinguishing the regular kind from the multi resistant strain is expensive and lengthy it takes up to two months to get a diagnosis that means people with the multi was distance train can unknowingly continue to infect others. the lab at the sanatorium is able to determine if a strain is resistant to the antibiotic and we found this and it s one of the most effective anti tuberculosis drugs on the markets. it s the computer
controlled tests can produce results within a few hours. but in order to know if it s resistant to other drugs they
philosopher and pop star adored and despised karl marx icon of communism a man whose ideas changed the world but also divided it how relevant is he today and what influence does he have on politics and general culture on his two hundredth birthday karl marx and arts twenty one special and the documentary marx and his heirs g.w. . bush. share hash tag a special edition on the booming business of user data. today trading users private data how to protect against data collection and surveillance dystopias but first finding for data privacy protection of private information on
social networks is unsatisfactory at best the facebook cambridge analytical scandal has brought the issue back to the fore it s time users reclaimed control of their data. every move we make online leaves a data trail social networks apps and information brokers collect those data and trade them. according to estimates data trading generates around one hundred twenty billion euros a year worldwide and that number
the question is who he can get confirmed into any of these jobs. or recess appointed. never a boring moment. my thanks to the squajeremy bas. i ll see you back here monday for deadline white house at 4:00 p.m. weird night in the west wing. let s play hardball. good evening, i m chris matthews in washington tonight. the american presidency is grim and chaotic. the new york times is reporting the chief of staff is offering to resign. the communication chief is in danger, and the white house secretary is gone altogether. president trump publicly addressed the growing west wing scandal for the first time today defending the former aide who s been accused of two ex-wives of
violent behavior. we certainly wish him well. it s obviously a tough time for him. he did a very good job when he was in the white house. and we hope he has a wonderful career, and hopefully he will have a great career ahead of him. but it was very sad when we heard about it, and certainly he s also very s
late at night. e.g. moved to shanghai from rural china the district in which he works is dotted with expensive condominiums and high rise office blocks. he can still clearly remember his first day at work am. i was totally stressed out never seen anything like it before coming to shanghai i hadn t seen an awful lot of the world i was curious but also very nervous. tracking down customers is still tricky over here where you think of a side. shanghai residents like to get things delivered to their workplaces they tend to spend more time there than at home least il has to deliver over one hundred passes today. this is one of the city s old quarters streets like these are becoming increasingly rare.
this is a theater from the nine hundred thirty s. today it s back in fashion thanks to its special program. the performers here are exclusively female young and pretty women like di monk her admirers are already waiting for her when she arrives and yet her career is only just starting. fans
this is one of the city s old quarters streets like these are becoming increasingly rare. this is a theater from the nine hundred thirty s. today it s back in fashion thanks to its special program. the performers here are exclusively female young and pretty women like di monk her admirers are already waiting for her when she arrives and yet her career is only just starting. fans also follow her day to day activities on social media. today she s taking part in rehearsals with a choreographer the young women perform their singing and dancing routines several times
a week their adoring audience is mainly male. a chinese radio station is waiting for an interview it all go for the twenty four year old di monk was born in shanghai and started lore here she also finds life in a mega city extremely fast paced but wouldn t want to live anywhere else. shanghai is trendy and modern. although the word modern isn t really quite right so how much of the shanghai is magical there are the skyscrape
the we have a blood test of will do for. we have the stall at the dignity of every south african in this company. nelson mandela he said bridges roads and squares named after to special in the well healed suburbs of johannesburg. black liberation icons are all the rage. drillers lawyers officers and mentions lined the streets all of them on guard interviewed with security systems and that includes the nelson mandela foundation. mandela s third wife cross and michelle runs the foundation along with the director whether the grand old man still made any decisions is unclear i will work really
revolves around something that has legs he is called the center of memory and dialogue the expectation is that now liberate a country we have majority rule we should have houses for everyone we should have cars for everyone to everyone and they forget that all of that is going to take a long long time jogging would be that we see ourselves as a catalyst for social change. the city of johannesburg