will become a bit more aggressive and that might cause message changes also on the markets seems the baz are starting to salivate against thank you very much for that. opening statements begin today in a san francisco caught battle between the ride hailing service buba and way mo that's the self driving car technology company owned by alphabet claims that one of its former engineers took more than fourteen thousand confidential files before he went to lead in car unit twenty sixteen the case hinges on whether to use these trade secrets to advance its autonomous vehicle program. africa barely makes a dent in the balance sheet but with rapid growth on the continent it could become ever more important to competition with rival foreigners there is hotting up w. announcing it will double production at its plant in kenya it's also expanding into rwanda and could launch a new model in the east african region soon now we're only talking a few hundred cars but these moves show folks flooding taking cautious further steps into the continental market. the folks back in factory on the outskirts of n

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baz that university in moscow vladimir sutton a cough a senior analyst for asia and the pacific at info jet global solutions and in istanbul a lecturer at istanbul eighteen university good to see all three of you thank you very much for joining us on inside story bill out someday obviously a horrific attack impact for turkey talk us through what you think happened and what sort of fallout it's going to have on losing these forces well first of all today is a very is. the nation of thirteen is really more of ink as a nation for our laws. in the afternoon or persian is you know today is. fifteen days of after hour after an operation has been started and this loss is the greatest loss so far turkey sharda mees phrase think in this or preparation of course is these this is a great loss that is no doctor about that but this is this is a military voters so over the military of war as it is of risky risks and i think all the. turkish government an army has a big clause that does not mean that this operation is going to stalk turkish government. express that it is the terminations. basis and ho

if you are going to write a memo about how a fisa warrant was obtained some things would be left out baz it is a four-page memo. but in the end what i heard from fbi agents and we'll have one on later, is that in describing the abuse you are going to give away some tricks of the trade. so now we've got ourselves into a situation where journalists like -- as stan said, like to have a lot of details out there. but now where is the line between what should be out there and what is a national security issue. >> and the other thing to point out is the fbi and the justice department said there was no abuse they're aware of in this process. so there is a question whether there was real abuse. >> but, stan, they would. very few people would come out and say our system is bad. so this is a liars and a truth-teller situation. you can't prove that someone else is lying unless you give out more information than you probably want to give out. >> ordinarily exactly right. you would give out everything you can to explain what happened and put it into context, but ken's point is a problem here and that

says the violence against muslims in myanmar baz all the hallmarks of genocide it comes as newly released video from last year. a piece to show a massacre of. the associated press says it's confirmed at least five previously reported mass graves to be among the government is declining to comment on the report it's called hi-lo has more from young gone. the associated press news agency has released a video it says confirms reports of a massacre of revenge of muslims in myanmar last year a.p. says the pictures i'm here to show the bodies of half buried. its investigation suggest at least five previously unreported mass graves have been found the news agency spoke to villagers who say the number of dead could be as high as four hundred. wherever was injured but still life after the attack was thrown into flames young men like myself managed to escape the attack but others like small children and women couldn't run away in time they were either killed or tied up and thrown inside homes by the military which they burnt down using launchers. it's not the massacre took place in the dark in rakhi

not baz it's going to restrain growth in a tremendous way but because it's unfamiliar. you know, when you have stocks at this valuation level, a lot's got to go right, right and you have to make sure nothing breaks. >> and what i would say is what has happened the last few years, given how strong the equity market's been and how strong the bond market has been is we've been accustomed to having these discussions. do you buy on the dip? here you have like a 3% thing. it's 700 points is a lot but it's not - >> it's not what it used to be. >> it's not what it used to be i got a couple calls from people, are you buying on this it's like people who have missed out are afraid of missing out again. but i think the psychology of this dynamic is going to change dramatically as rates go higher. >> john, we'll let you go. but what are you going to be watching into next week? >> the thing i'm watching right now is the difference between the two-year, which is on this incredibly smooth rise in rate versus the ten-year, which is spiking up at ohioer speed of change if you have someth

so, baz, what's your place? japan? once we found this school, it was just a big impact., if i keep behaving, i can reintegrate back into a mainstream school. is that what you want? yeah, and it will happen. kayden's been here six weeks. in a couple of months, if all goes well, he'll be back at his mainstream school full—time. you may choose something from the prize pot. i'm so proud of your behaviour for the last few weeks. all my favourite stuff is in here. all your favourite stuff in there! remember when we were on the carpet this morning, when you were doing beautiful sitting and you said to me that you love coming to this school? because i do. so tell me some of the things that you do when you're making good choices. like, i'm tidying up my room at home. you do but thinking about what good things do you do at school? 0h, 0k. i do good writing. very good writing. where did we go on a special trip last week? the mime! the pantomime, good boy! now, that's something that could have been quite tricky, couldn't it? yeah, do you know what made me laugh in there? what? that