>> yes. >> asher is having a great time shaking it.ce in the world, >> yeah. >>> aesh may not be able to talk but he knows thousand communicate. his favorite place and he is a little bit of a celebrity. asher loves to come to disney world to dress up like his favorite character. in this case we can see it is judy from zootopia. >> shaking his little rabbit tail. >> so he can't speak however it doesn't appear to hold him back at all. >> that is so cool. what a beautiful moment. >> and not just a a beautiful moment, it's many many beautiful moments because asher comes back. in this case having a dance the jeannie from aladdin. you can see she hanging out with the man himself, >> he will donate and visit nursing homes and shelters to the homeless and take gifts to veterans and police stations. asher, you cheered me up today, mate. >> me too. that's all for now. stay up to date and catch the next all new episode of right this minute. is. >>> tonight, breaking developments as we come on the air. the deadly shooting at an american newspaper.

asher—smith's victory isn't the only british success in stockholm today.season's best of 6.85m with her first attempt. in april's commonwealth games, ugen helped england's100m relay team to gold — but the long jump is her preferred event. and this really is something special. 19—year—old cuban juan miguel echevarria jumped 8.83m today in the men's event. it would have been the world's longestjump in 23 years but there was a high wind factor, so it won't count in the record books. it's only 12cm behind mike powell's world record, which was set in 1991. britain's zharnel hughes ran the fastest 100—metres of the season at the racers grand prix in jamaica last night. he clocked 9.91 seconds — a personal best for him and the first time he's gone under 10 seconds. 0n the all—time british list, only linford christie has run faster over the distance, although james dasaolu has also run 9.91. that's all from sportsday. just quickly to update you on the f1. sebastian vettel still leads the canadian grand prix. lewis hamiltin is down in sixth.

kim jong—un in the moments when he put out his arm to asher kimjong—un in the right direction —— ushaustom that kim jong—un arrived after donald trump as a mark of respect, where the younger always makes for the elder. read into that what you will but since that moment they've been treated in terms equally, both walking in opposite directions after that handshake, although it was donald trump who put his hand out first. then opposite them is in that boardroom —— opposite them in that boardroom —— opposite them in that boardroom is the delegation, john bolton, the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, and the security advisor for donald trump, and general kelly, his chief of staff. and the ambassador to switzerland was there for north korea, who has been key in the talks, leading up to this, his escapes me, can you tell me, rob? —— his name. robert kelly joins me from busan national university of out career. what is the name of the swiss ambassador who has been leading a lot of the dialogue? i don't know. fascinating to see the photo opportunity you have been talking about for a number o

shortly after midnight the phone rings in the home of debbie asher of an israeli case officer handling and egyptian spy they simply called the source. it is the source himself his message was simple i need to meet the boss. within minutes of his cool television to wake his superior species a mere director of israel's intelligence service. in just a few hours samir is heading for the british capital. later and one of mossad london safe houses samir meets the source. the information he hears is astonishing. but what makes it all the more important is the identity of the man delivering it. off of one was one of the best spot used in espionage history he was the perfect spot it was not only cliff and vai of a fish and thought he was also for a crossed with the information he was a lot of people from nasa. with the right hand man of president saddam. so when marwan told the mayor that the following day at eight hundred hours egypt and syria would launch an attack on israel there was every reason to believe him. but was this a genuine leak from the very center of a gyptian power over was the

dina asher—smith has beaten her own british 100 metres record this evening.league meeting in oslo. she finished second behind ivory coast's murielle ahoure, but her time of 10.92 seconds is seven hundredths of a second quicker than her previous best, set at the anniversary games three years ago. wigan‘s woes continue in rugby league's super league. this time it was wakefield trinity who inflicted a third look at that, though. the footwork to score the pic of wakefield's tries. a 32—16 win. eddiejones has named his england rugby union side, to play south africa in the first test on saturday. and after all the discussion surrounding his england re—call, there's no place — even on the bench — for danny cipriani. after a stand—out premiership season for wasps, he was called up to the national squad for the first time in 3 years, eddiejones saying if there were any attitude problems from him, he'd be swiftly on a flight home. he'll sit out this first match at ellis park injohannesburg — a south african stronghold eddiejones is determined to crack. it is a great op

they released modular unit which may revolution eyes construction they have everything, a kitchen, asher and drier in less than four hundred square feats of space. they start at around $89,000. there's also a two bed units. >> for get it, no. >> i have enough problem with my apartment. >> the final five is up next with marina marraco. >> have a great nig . >> >>> here's what's ahead on your friday night final five. president trum fires back in the immigration debate while meeting with angelfamilies. tough tariff talk between the white house and the european union. l admark supreme court ruling protectsour cell phone privacy. to around and michael cohen pose for a selfie but what really happened wn they met. and more good vibes on the grandpa center city la. that's your final five. let's get this started. >>>dent trump is sending mixesid p remessages about the r battle. yestday a conservative immigration bill died on capitol a vote on a more moderate version ashe compromised bill wasel

more than two hundred tho hand peoplee live there, but asher sbaily say he wants to attract the rld'st creative mind and even may institutes an iq test for gu ddians which i't know where that will leave maxine waters. he's also potting the bill for this clone any which has a way to go before becoming reality. by the way we are anti iq test on the final fe we accept everybody. ve a different billionaire cou running for standpoint in 2020. michael bloomberg is condering a run athe presidency as a mo deat. he almostpt aed one in 2016 as an independent but then he endorsed hillary clinton.o witched republican party in 21. it worked. he may be close t for republican line he' close for the dem onis keysues. >> hi christie. >> let me jump in. >> please do. >> i think we should only have new yorkers running for president from now on. they're super entertaining. >> do you have a list of people who should run fort. pres >> i do. because i think if you can make anywhere.you can make it >> you can make it anywhere. >>. >> okay. >> so her are myes tions. up first rudy giuliani. >> he tried it didn

. >>> we begin with a serial asher inarlington. we have just learned he struck again in a neighrhood near the memori >> this make nearly a dozen incidents since january, police are concerned me's getortgage aggressive. marina marraco is liven i arlington tonight with the latest. marina? >> reporter:t shawn tha most recent incident happened here o north meade you'll see rosslynb nd me across way. a residential neighborhood and like you said, across the street is the u.s. marine corp war memorial. since january, this nidentified maas struck 11 times across arlington county and oftentimes cong back to the same location like he's done here in north meade strike at least tce each nth, since the beginning of the year, each time between 9:30 and midnight the two most recent last thursday on fort myer and north meade the locations less than a half mile away from each other where the man was seen exposing himself, and masterbating and then inappropriately touching a woman who was out for a walk. >> went to the point of a woman actuallyeing

ashere is no need for fighting anymore." but the taliban rejected his request, so the group's fighters are ready to resume attacks on s e u.s.-backed government and foreign troops. critics of the ceasefire say it allowed thousands of armed taliban fighters to enter cities around the country. now the fear is that they could launch new attacks. elaine? >> quijano: roxana saberi, thank you. here at home, much of the midwest is sweltering in a dangerous heat wave. chicago, st. louis, and kansas city are broiling in high humidity with temperatures well into the 90s. as the severe heat pushes east tonight, powerful storms will threaten the central u.s. through tuesday. akming up, the maker of a popular vape device responds to growing concerns that teenagers are getting hooked. later, the last play of the game, and perhaps the only one that really mattered, was the hug. shouldn't drive us apart. but when you experience sudden, frequent, uncontrollable episodes of laughing or crying that are exaggerated or simply don't match how you

away from the world cup, and dina asher—smith has won the 100 metres title at the british athletics championshipsunning in 10.97 seconds to finish ahead of daryll neita in second and bianca williams in third. reece prescod won the men‘s 100m to retain his british championship title. he ran it in 10.06 seconds to finish ahead of zharnel hughes and reigning diamond league series champion cj ujah. in netball, defending champions wasps will play loughborough lightning in the netball superleague grand final after beating team bath. table toppers wasps won 54—39 at the university of worcester arena to record their 17th win in the last 19 matches. meanwhile, loughborough beat manchester thunder 59—50 at the leicester arena. the grand final takes place at the copper box arena on saturday. tennis now, and germany‘s mischa zverev is eastbourne champion after beating lukas lacko this afternoon. zverev won in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4, to take his maiden title at the age of 30, eight years after his first appearance in a title match. his victory means that he and world number three alexander are the first brot

at the british athletics championships in birmingham, dina asher—smith won the 100 metres title.ead of daryll neyta and bianca williams. reece prescod won the men's race. one other athletics story — the former olympic and world 400 at the age of 34. more on that on the bbc sport website and much more world cup news as well of course. many thanks, 0lly. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. good night. hello. june has been exceptionally dry across many parts of the uk. we had the heat and sunshine for and wait. for the first day ofjuly, there will probably be more of the same. in the south west we have the chance of picking up a few thundery downpours. here, we will be closest to this developing area of cloud rotating around an area of low pressure and that high —based cloud is drifting towards the south—west. the wind direction ahead of that looks slightly different tomorrow, south—easterly, still the heat from the continent, but also more humidity in the south, and with that and that cloud we eventually will get some storm. notju

dina asher—smith has won the 100m at the british athletics championship in birmingham. and bianca williams in third. reece prescod won the men's100m to retain his british championship title. he ran it in 10.06 seconds, to finish ahead of zharnel hughes in second and reigning diamond league series champion cj ujah in third. britain's former olympic champion christine ohuruogu has announced her retirement from athletics. the 3a—year—old, who won a00 metre gold at beijing 2008, said a combination of her studies and a niggling injury had restricted how much training she'd been able to do this year. ohuruogu retires with four olympic medals and five world championships medals to her name. play is under way in the third round of the third major of the year, kpmg women's pga championship canadian brooke henderson and south koreans park sung—hyun and ryu so—yeon had a one—shot lead overnight at kemper lakes outside chicago. they're just teeing off now. england's charley hull birdied the fourth and seventh to put herself three shots off the lead, while bronte law parred the firs

asher—smith's victory isn't the only british success in stockholm today.s100m relay team to gold — but the long jump is her preferred event. and this really is something special. 19—year—old cuban juan miguel echevarria jumped 8.83m today in the men's event. it would have been the world's longestjump in 23 years but there was a high wind factor, so it won't count in the record books. it's only 12cm behind mike powell's world record, which was set in 1991. britain's zharnel hughes ran the fastest 100—metres of the season at the racers grand prix in jamaica last night. he clocked 9.91 seconds — a personal best for him and the first time he's gone under 10 seconds. on the all—time british list, only linford christie has run faster over the distance, although james dasaolu has also run 9.91. just under an hour and a half to go until the start of the canadian grand prix with what's looking like the most unpredictable race of the season. sebastian vettel will start on pole, ahead of valtteri bottas and max verstappen with lewis hamilton fourth. there's little to

dina asher—smith has won the 100m at the british atheltics championship in birmingham., running in 10.97 seconds to finish ahead of daryll neyta in second and bianca williams in third. reece prescod won the men's100m to retain his british championship title. he ran it in 10.06 seconds, to finish ahead of zharnel hughes and reigning diamond league series champion cj ujah. today's irish derby was very much a family affair when champion trainer aidan 0'brien was beaten at the curragh — thanks to his two sons. the classic was won by 14—1 shot latrobe, trained byjoseph 0'brien and ridden by brother donnacha. it was still a good day for aiden, though — evens favourite saxon warrior came in third — that's one of four trained by him — and they all finished in the top five. elsewhere, germany's mischa zverev is eastbourne champion after beating lukas lacko this afternoon. zverev won in straight sets 6—4, 6—4 to take his maiden title at the age of 30 — eight years after his first appearance in a title match. his victory means he and world number three alexander are the first brot

just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran justay's meeting in oslo, she ran a 10.92 but was narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better, and beat ahoure to first place. geraint thomas has won cycling's criterium de dauphine, the warm—up race for the tour de france. the welshman finished just behind adam yates on the final stage to hold onto the leader's yellowjersey. thomas and yates with a british one—two in the overall stadings. it's the sixth success for team sky in the last eight years, with chris froome and bradley wiggins having won the race prior to winning the tour de france. just before we go, the canadian grand prix is ongoing. you can listen to it on 5 live. sebastian vettel leads. championship leader lewis hamilton is down in fifth. as it stands, vettel will take the lead in the drivers' standings. the race is now 5a laps of 70. that's all the sport for now. they could put the monitor in a better place for you! having to lean over! it is the

just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran justting in oslo, she ran a 10.92 but was narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better, and beat ahoure to first place. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you at around 5:30. thank you. big companies will soon have to justify the gap in salary between their highest paid executives and the average worker. the business secretary, greg clark, wants publicly listed companies with more than 250 employees to publish their pay gap every year. labour says the policy won't change pay disparity and accused the government of being unwilling to take on bosses. our business correspondent, joe lynam, has more. three of the best paid executives in the uk last year — sir martin sorrell, ra kesh kapoor and pascal soriot. between them they earn £70 million. the amount senior bosses get paid compared to their staff will be brought into sharp relief from january next year. the average earnings for a ftse100 chief execut

whom it has supported in the past thousands of civilians have fled their homes in their our province asher madera has that story. this is the first time government forces have used battle bombs in daraa in the year. helicopters struck several villages in what appears to be a major advance to take over the city but this violates a truce that was brokered by russia and the united states in africa to bring an eye and to the seven year war the rebels who are losing ground remain defiant. we don't recognize assad's law for a t. he has destroyed our cities and killed our people he destroyed syria to stay in power we will never recognize him and we reject the presence of the reigning and afghan militias only syrians who should decide the future of the country. the syrian army is massing troops in the area the opposition says thousands of shiite militias are also moving in dar was the focal point of the syrian uprising in two thousand and eleven but in recent years the rebels have been retreating they now control one neighborhood in the city and a few areas on the border with jordan this is a show

a comprehensive joint document as the leaders conclude their historic summit in singapore to deal asher's in a new era for relations between the u.s. and north korea that includes a call for the complete to nuclearization of the korean peninsula is the letter they were showing me is very comprehensive and i think both sides are going to be very impressed with the result. a lot of goodwill went into this a lot of work a lot of preparation even. look so the. today we have a historic meeting and decided to leave the past behind and sign and it's. the world will see a major change i would like to express my gratitude to mr donald trump for making this meeting happen. earlier the two leaders spent nearly forty minutes together with only their translators present followed by bilateral talks between the u.s. military and delegations trump said the meetings went better than anyone expected. and other news we're following the u.n. is making a last ditch effort to try to avert what it fears could be a bloody battle for control of the many port city who data coalition forces are about ten kilometers

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dina asher—smith broke her own british 100 metres record at the diamond league meeting in oslo.cuses on the european championships in august. that's all the sport for now. i want to read you one comment which are coming to us after the conversation we were having about young people hearing voices. jean has got in touch to say, "i always thought this must be pretty scary for adults or teenagers but it must be so much worse —— was the children, it seemed like a form of ocd x, children, it seemed like a form of 0cd x, one in four people will need help with mental health issues during a lifetime so don't be afraid to ask for help. the brain isjust pa rt to ask for help. the brain isjust part of our body. wishing anyone suffering or afraid that they get all the help they need". keep your thoughts coming in about the stories we are talking about this morning. with less than a week to go until the 2018 world cup officially kicks off in russia, fans heading out there will be hoping they'll be as safe as they can be. but a report by mps in the foreign affairs committee warns more needs t

pleased about but with respect to medicare to move forward four years sooner than it was 2029 in asher's report it is 2026 now. if you think about that that the important legislation is done and. >> what is the cause of the three-year jump? >> interestingly enough, largely because the base of the projections that are made. this year lower the unanticipated. so the trustees thought 2017 would have more wages or more payroll tax payments into the system so they have that baselevel from those projections so in a way things were markedly worse going forward as opposed to where they were. >> do you think the numbers could be different if those involved inhe the process? >> it is hard to say that my initial reading of those demographics that the trustees did a good job to make some small changes here and there are not making any radical changes over what we have the past year. >> for social security medicare recipients now those that receive social security and medicare go ahead. >> caller: i just wanted to comment not only the situation with medicare and social security but the general econom

. >>> we begin with a serial asher inarlington.rhood near the memori >> this make nearly a dozen incidents since january, police are concerned me's getortgage aggressive. marina marraco is liven i arlington tonight with the latest. marina? >> reporter:t shawn tha most recent incident happened here o north meade you'll see rosslynb nd me across way. a residential neighborhood and like you said, across the street is the u.s. marine corp war memorial. since january, this nidentified maas struck 11 times across arlington county and

dina asher—smith has lowered her own british 100m record this evening.league meeting in oslo. she finished second behind ivory coast's murielle ahoure, but her time of 10.92 seconds is seven hundredths of a second quicker than her previous best, set at the anniversary games three years ago. soa so a great night for her. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i will have more for you after 10pm. many thanks, mike. president trump has said everything is "ready to go" for a planned summit with the north korean leader kim jong—un next week. mr trump was speaking at the white house alongside the visiting japanese prime minister shinzo abe, where he warned that he would walk if the summit does not go well. iam i am totally prepared to all. it could happen. maybe it will not. i hope it will not be necessary to walk because i really believe that kimjong—un wants to do walk because i really believe that kim jong—un wants to do something thatis kim jong—un wants to do something that is

dina asher—smith has broken her own british 100m record. completed. she's now fully focused on athletics and building up to the european championships in august. wigan's woes continue in rugby league's super league. they suffered a third defeat in a row, this time against wakefield trinity, but they still retain second place in the table. it was benjones bishop, who showed the neatest footwork to score the pick of wakefield's tries in a 32—16 win. even steph is impressed by that! look at the speed! brilliant, and the footwork as well! just six seconds separate the top three riders at the criterium du dauphine, and they're all from team sky. britain's geraint thomas was edged out in a sprint finish on stage four but he moved into third place overall, with michal kwiatkowski now leading. the team is warming up nicely for next month's tour de france. elke brooks it was! sunshine after the rain. i want to see bluebirds flying, over dover again. a long time ago! a funny old childhood memory. nothing to say! not as long as that felt! someone who

shortly after midnight the phone rings in the home of debbie asher of an israeli case officer handling and egyptian spy they simply called the source. it is the source himself his message is simple i need to meet the boss. within minutes shrub has called television to wake his superior speed samir director of israel's intelligence service mossad. in just a few hours samir is heading for the british capital. later and one of my sons london safe houses samir meets the source. the information he hears is astonishing. but what makes it all the more important is the identity of the man delivering it. off one was one of the best spot used in escanaba history he was the perfect spy it was not only cliff and vai of a fish and thought he was also the fray crossed with the information it was a lot of people from nasa. with the right hand man of president saddam. so when my one told the mayor that the following day at eight hundred hours egypt and syria would launch an attack on israel there was every reason to believe him. but was this a genuine leak from the very center of a gyptian power over

. >> brown: one example: asher b.s durakindred spirits".on bought the painting from the new york public library for a reported $35 million, stirrinn controversraditional art centers. it was just part of the skepticism and concern the museum drew early on about walton's deep pockets and where this new colction was being housed. seven years in, the museum continues to make its case, attendance is up-- a total of arly 4 million to date-- and the curators are pushing the reenvelope more than they in the past. the museum recently unveiled a redesign of its early american galleries. >> if access is our mission, then we need to be accessibl and open, maybe even questioning, that established story of american art and making aom for more interpretati more stories. >> brown: to that end, works from different eras hang side by side in a kind of "conversation:" an iconic george washington, painted by charles wilson peale, next to a fntemporary video "portrait" of a north dakota ocking worker, by susie j. lee. >> this is the kind of subject that would h

dina asher—smith broke her own record at the diamond meeting in moscow. she ran10.92 moscow.hampionships in august. i'll be back with more on those stories at half past 11. join me then. a 90—year—old woman is seriously ill in hospital after being attacked in her bed in north west london. iris warner was discovered by her son at her home in brent. our correspondent simonjones is in brent. simon, it's beggars belief that someone could do this to an old woman in her bed, what have police told us so far about this attack? police are describing this attack is awful, and its words are echoed by iris's family, who say it is shocking and sickening. she was discovered with terrible injuries, at lunchtime on monday by her son. at that point she was drifting in and out of consciousness and had to be raced to hospital. at first doctors thought her injuries were so bad that she would not survive but she has made some recovery, she is like you go to be in hospitalfor some time. police say she's been able to tell them that she was in bed when she noticed a man standing over her, and he beg

by now and it will gain up to seven seats in the parliament so very uncomfortable position for mr asher who is experienced politician here in slovenia in twenty eight years of living in a democracy bartz as you've mentioned in the other party is willing to take part in his coalition government he will be probably summoned by the president of the rebar bleak and asked to form a coalition government but he fails then. the second one is shot it's at least it's a new party new emerging from kind of level here in slovenia and marion shallots will then have to chide to form a new coalition a leftist coalition parts consisted of five different parties which will be very interesting but it closed. very tight election result and we have to be very careful with the official results as they. the rain and it the sense is that the results reflect something of a trend we're seeing all across europe the two parties currently in the lead one a far right party the other populist tell us more about why these two parties appeal to voters that. when you speak to ordinary people here all the professors and

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a peace treaty is good so ashere is genuine intent e pa o pursue peace. what's north korea's game? it's transparent, everyone knows it. a peace treaty would call into question with movement of u.s. troops in north korea and new peacnv ikely be withdrawn. so that's a plus for north korea in changing the balance of power in the korean peninsula in its favor. i think north korea wants more. if you sign a peace treaty, if there is one among the u.s.-china north korea, south korea, the south korean constitution will come under revision. in particular articles three and four. article 3 defines korean r.o.k. territory as the korean peninsula and adjacent island, that is the entire peninsula. article 4 stimulates that north korea, the r.o.k., will pursue a policy of peaceful unification on the principle of freedom and moacy. free democracy. kim ord is anathema to jong-un. this cause friction in south korean society. south koreans will bicker among themselves, and this is a plus foa beuse korea will insist that all its concerns --s concned with is peace. north korea thinks on multiple veey

took right now the very first bet, mark wahlberg bet on the eagles for the super bowl next year joe ashero of william hill u.s i know you grew upcoming here. what's it like for you explain the significance of seeing a sports book open in atlantic city and william hill being in atlantic city >> oh, look, very exciting, contessa working for this day for a long time litigation for the federal government to offer sports betting and sports league went on for six years, and it's just real exciting to get to this point to see all the new people that we've been hiring, a lot of jobs have been created as a result, not just here in ocean and atlantic city, but in mamoth park, further north in jersey, an office in hoboken, another office in south jersey, so it's very exciting. >> do you have any idea what you're looking at in terms of return on investment >> not really. we just know it's going to be a big success. we know that there's an appetite for sports betting here in new jersey, and it is going to be successful if we do well now and execute. >> morgan stanley said, look, william hill benefits

chief joe asher. >> good morning.ompany,ic you provide technology and back office stuff to enable sports betting, it seems to me that you're about to open the flood gates across america, can you tell us that? >> well, i can tell you we are excited to get going in delaware and i think it'll be within the next week or so, perhaps two in new jersey, so, you know, it's going to roll out state by state. the flood gates are certainly not going to open in one swoop but excited to be opening in delaware. stuart: you make the book, you the technology to do that and the computers and back office stuff, you with own testify biggest bookies, forget the expression in the world, i think? >> we are certainly one of the biggest sport betting companies in the world, book makers, technology, we have the people as well which is terrific and you know, it's ironic i'm actually in delaware, a block, one block literally from where my father's bookie used to be. today we embark instead of betting i legal bookies, we can bet on sports legal c

i'm joined from new york by national security expert asher castleberry good to have you with us on the program many world leaders have actually already said that the move is illegal and it's yet another move by the u.s. or certainly by the president that shows it's scant regard for international laws and agreements that have been ongoing for decades now how dangerous is it to keep antagonizing his closest allies. it's very dangerous. the economic security threat to job losses to us. to the point to where even has the canadian prime minister who is actually looking into retaliation towards u.s. goods so i think this is definitely economic risk for the u.s. economy nowhere economic growth somewhat slow down if you see a depiction of that down jones of course i mean if you actually continue to use national security as an excuse for trade issues and you circumvent this does it not then sort of certain precedent for other nations to talk about national security and deem trade agreements null and void yes absolutely you know due to u.s. global power deftly encourages other countries like som