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national security adviser john bolton's deputy who did a thing to go to a court to get a proactive ruling whether he should listen to congress or the white house. bolton also said he would follow the lead of the court case here and both bolton and his deputy subpoenas were withdrawn by the house because house democrats do not want a judge to swoop in and say they have no case here and take their subpoena power away effectively. today we learned that trump's chief of staff mick mulvaney who also was subpoenaed tried to join that lawsuit and then gave up the effort by the end of the day. joining me now is bob bower, former white house counsel under president barack obama who has some experience navigating the very rocky shuls of congressional and white house interactions and the law. what do you make of this situation in which there is a petition for a ruling by a court by this subpoenaed witness. bolton joined it. the house withdrew it, trying to
a drastic steps to counter climate change all of shuls may be appeal at a meeting with e.u. officials in helsinki to discuss energy taxation he says an international approach is needed to how to reach climate targets. tunisians will be voting in a snap presidential election on sunday the poll was originally scheduled to take place in november but it was brought forward after the death of the incumbent beige a snub seen in total 26 candidates are taking part in the race including abdel fatah rule of the islamist party and actor and incumbent prime minister use of childhood tunisia is known as the birthplace of the 20 eleventh's arab spring today it is held up as the only nation in the region to have successfully manage the transition to democracy but it is still both said by problems including high
called for a drastic steps to counter climate change all of shuls may be appeal at a meeting with e.u. officials in helsinki to discuss energy taxation he says an international approach is needed to help reach climate targets. traditions will be voting in a snap presidential election on sunday the poll was originally scheduled to take place in november but it was brought forward after the death of the incumbent beige a snub seen in total 26 candidates are taking part in the race including abdel fatah rule of the islamist party and actor and incumbent prime minister you said childhood tunisia is known as the birthplace of the 20 eleventh's arab spring today it is held up as the only nation in the region to have successfully manage the transition to democracy but it is still most that by problems including high
burned down bar and we're looking at it a few meters from their home. right behind me is the property of the little maya family here hundreds of people enjoying life music in the form of protest against neo nazis and others with far right views meanwhile when we turn around we can see on the opposite side of the village there's another little party going on. a notorious right wing extremist in germany has invited just like minded friends to come over for barbecue and in fact the police station just in front of his house to make sure they can intervene in case of any confrontation. it's crystal clear whose turf this is the flag of the former german irish or empire is clearly visible from everywhere a moral shuls the residence vision of a german arian family. and a signpost points the way to fitness birthplace and to leave no doubt
institutions and thomas just mentioned the european parliament who is completely against what's in the coalition agreement but some do criticize that it seems shallow when you look at the details there's a lot of vision they do say that they want to spend more on europe so that's something that the european institutions welcome but the criticism is of course that it lacks the detail how to put it into action but one thing seems certain that martin shuls talked to one of his closest friends here in brussels and that would be the president of the european commission zone crowed younger and we from g.w. asked to include younger what he thought about the coalition agreement. that i wasn't able to study the finer points of the coalition deal but i've been told that europe is mentioned three hundred twelve times what other country has made such a commitment to european topics right from the beginning. i welcome this and i especially like the chapter on europe as a little bit. of course he likes it because probably he helped you know inspired in
there's a lot of pressure because as you say there's a lot of dissatisfaction from the s.p.d. side and martin shuls has said you know he wants to look at all the areas that have already been discussed in those talks over the last few weeks and see what can can still be pushed through in terms of social democratic ideas and of course that's he's main reason for saying that he wants to continue with talks is to say you know that if we're inside the government we can push through some of our social democrat ideas in spite of the fact that the conservatives are in the majority there is a little bit of wiggle room perhaps for angle americal she said that the the agreement as it stands is the outline of what the government program will be but you know some of our people today have been signaling that there might be a way to make health care in germany a little fairer or to you know make it a slightly more generous arrangement for silence seekers in germany who want to
here in germany these social democrat leader martin schultz has started a big push to persuade his party members to support coalition talks with german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives shuls has started a tour of his party's regional branches after marathon talks last week it's all party leaders agree to start coalition discussions on sunday social democrat delegates will vote on whether it will officially back that decision many oppose another grand coalition as it's called and they want more concessions from conservatives. what do the young members of the s.p.d. want to talk about that now i'm joined by on a closer she is chair of the young socialist within the s.p.d. party here in berlin it's good to have you on this show give me your take on where things are right now do you think that martin schultz is going to be able to convince the party the grass roots level to say yes to this dream fullish and again i think it's
generalizations. they are baseless and false. they insist the airport is safe. >> international siv aviation authority, and we are complying with all this thunder and regulation of this authority. which means it's completely safe to fly and fly from and to sharm el sheikh airport. >> reporter: the british and russian always shuls are skeptical. they've sent their own teams to evaluate the airport and shepherd their is it shens home. whether or not isis brought down metrojet 9268 security at this and other airports in the region will remain under scrutiny. the results are far from final but there are enough for these voters to celebrate in myanmar. coming up, the election that could significantly change the country. also ahead, the latest on record levels of smog gagging parts of china and the dangers it might pose for others. stay with us.
upstream dams in case the drought lingers and gets worse. >> failing to take this action could result in our reservoir's running out of water later in the year. >> reporter: the state which operates the reservoir will be telling farmers and water agencies mainly in the south central valley not to count on getting any water this year. and state afs shuls say they will soon order 5800 farms and businesses to stop all pumping out of rivers and streams. >> this decision, if it upholds, and even at the moment will cause a lot of concern and consternation. there are people who are hoping we would cross our fingers and wait a little bit longer. that's the judgment call. >> reporter: the state will also open the gates in walnut grove that channel freshwater from the sacramento river directly into the delta. even though doing so at this time of year may cause baby salmon heading for the ocean to become lost and die. environmentalists said such losses would hurt the salmon population but probably not wipe it out. >> what the state water