>> jean: very good. >> anthony: okay, where am i going? >> jean: turn, turn.ow, huh? >> jean: yes, yes, yes. >> anthony: after tear-assing around for a few hours, it's traditionally chicken and beer on the beach. we're joined by jean's fellow paris-dakar racers --mame less diallo and adbou thiam. >> jean: my friend mame less made 12 times the paris-dakar. >> anthony: 12 times. >> jean: 12 with bike. >> abdou: motor bike. >> mame less: motor bike. >> anthony: on a motor bike? >> jean: yeah. >> anthony: wow. so, what happened? it stopped in, uh --. >> abdou: the last race was in '07, in '08, uh -- >> anthony: 2007? >> abdou: yeah. in, in, in 2008 we were at the start and we didn't start. >> jean: that's right. >> abdou: we didn't start. >> jean: they cancelled the, the race. >> anthony: in 2008, officials shut the event down with racers from all over the world at the starting line. a response to the murder of four french citizens in maritania and to the discovery of potential terrorist threats against the race in the region. the race, now called the dakar rally,

>> yes. >> so they're not your traditional zipper and button jeans but look like real jeans and even when she tried these on like they looked so good on her and there's no gap. so you want to look for that contoured waistband. you can get these at nordstrom. they fit her amazing and they also do come in a regular, you know, zipper fly set. >> they look comfy too. i love it. they look great. that's perfect for you. congratulations. >> thank you, brianna. >> all right, we have another viewer question from jen. she is petite and can't find the right length for her. >> lori, i hurt my knee and i can't wear heels, so you need to help me find a pair of jeans that will make my little short legs look long and super model lean. >> all right. jennifer, come on out and, lori, you can describe what you did. >> so when you're this height which is under 5'4", and hurt her knee, it can be a challenge. a couple of things we wanted to do. make sure they were in a dark wash denim that always makes everything look more streamlined and ankle length cut but i have this problem, when you are peti petite,

jean, how do you think kim is going to use this propaganda coup at home? jean: it is an absolutely historic moment for him, and this is important to keep in mind -- this is something that his father and grandfather longedor. they wanted the legitimacy of a meeting with a sitting u.s. president. his father and grandfather had ettle for meetings with former u.s. presidents. there are reasons why u.s. presiden in the past have refrained from this type of meeting. s something he will be able to parade before hisy, peoe and ook, i have shown you that i can defend you and i can show you i am an international who is taken seriously by the world's leaders not only xi jinping of china, moon jae-in of south korea, and now we have donald trump, leader of the most powerful crlntry in the i think he is going to come out of this come even if he hasn't gained any concrete concessions in terms of economic help or relief in sanctions, this is going to be plastered all over their stateed. it is going to be on paintings. s.ere are going to be commemorative bo it is going to

they're called chuu-5 k jeans. they are all the rage in asia. supposedly make you look 11 pounds thinner. >> i don't necessarily think you look 11 pounds lighter, i hate to burst everybody's bubble, but they have a slenderizing effect. >> reporter: that by a couple of design issues, like the material, the elastic waist band and the yoke. the line that runs along the upper backside. >> sometimes you'll get one like a hard v like the peach emoji, but this is a soft v and that is the most flattering for most women's tush. >> but do these jeans live up to the hype? i traded my favorite denim for the minus 5k jeans. >> your stomach looks so flat. >> reporter: i just ate lunch and had pizza. we asked staffers to give them a go. >> do you feel like it sucks in a little bit. >> the waist i definitely like. >> i like the length a lot, actually. >> reporter: but not everyone was convinced. >> i don't think i'd buy them, actually. there's so much extra space in the crotch area. >> reporter: producer alexis says they're a great every day jean. >> how do i l

let's get to jean casarez who has more. jean, what is alleged in this lawsuit?s very serious allegations and this was just filed minutes ago. it is the attorney general of new york, filing suit against donald j. trump foundation, and its board of directors for extensive and persistent, they allege, violations of state and federal law. they say in this petition that has been just filed that there was a pattern of persistent illegal conduct occurring over more than a decade. and it includes extensive unlawful political coordination with the trump political presidential campaign, repeated and willful self-dealing transactions to benefit mr. trump's personal and professional business interests in violation of basic legal obligations for nonprofit foundations. in other words, they believe there is a violation of new york law, of new york charitable law, and they say that the investigation has been extensive for the last two years. as our investigation reveals, they say, the trump foundation was little more than a checkbook for payments from mr. trump or his business

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in 2016, jean—pierre bemba was convicted of murder, rape and pillaging. ten were raped. women were violated by multiple men, but thejudges ruled women were violated by multiple men, but the judges ruled the original trail got it wrong. that he was not to blame. —— trail. -- trial. thisjudgement could this judgement could have a considerable impact on other cases when they argue they cannot be blamed for atrocities committed by their forces blamed for atrocities committed by theirforces in a blamed for atrocities committed by their forces in a foreign land. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: as broadway gets ready for the tony awards, we sit down with the cast and producers of the band's visit — one of the biggest hits so far this season. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorby—mania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end for the division of europe. michaeljacks

also this lunchtime: from jeans to bourbon, the eu slaps import tariffs on a wide range of american goods retaliation for president trump's levies on european products. why did she wear that coat? controversy around the first lady's slogan clothing, on her way to visit child migrants. boris becker could face prosecution in the central african republic, after authorities there accused him of using a fake diplomatic passport. and, at the world cup in russia — shock as one of the tournament favourites argentina look like they may crash out, after their drubbing by croatia. and coming up on bbc news... brazil are looking for their first world cup win in russia, when they take on costa rica in the first of three matches today. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the aerospace giant airbus has warned it could pull out of the uk if britain leaves the european union single market and customs union without a deal. the company, which employs 1a,000 people in britain, says if a transition agreement isn't reached, it could be catastrophic for its business. ministers say they don't expe

the third part which will ta ke jeans.l take a bit longer is what they call safeguarding, how to protect the european steel and aluminium industry from all of those exports that were destined to go to america but now can't and could end up in the eu, depressing prices here and affecting the domestic industry. for now all the 28 countries of the eu, which still includes the uk, have been pretty united on what to do. the question is what happens if this escalates and if donald trump targets next perhaps the german car industry, which is very important to germany but might be less important to other countries? but for the moment eu seems pretty united and we will get some more details within minutes. there's renewed pressure on the transport secretary, chris grayling, after another day of chaos for rail passengers in the north of england. customers have vented their anger at northern and govia thameslink railway following weeks of disruption blamed on the introduction of new timetables. the two operators were responsible for

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my name is jean robertson, and i am chief of special education in san francisco, and this is d.j. irvin, the senior statisticition in our department, and together we are going to share with you a brought overview of our plan, our annual budget and service plan that needs to be submits to the state of california by the end of this month. we have worked in concert with our partners in the community advisory council, and they are here with us tonight, as well. and i'm going to pass it over to d.j. to start us off. >> the special education commission as you all know is a commitment to innovative, effective services resulting in positive outcomes for lifelong success of students. to do this, we have to offer a range of services across the district, and the state requires us to follow a rather strict set of guidelines to report this. it begins in december, when we do the december 1 case pull, which is a snapshot of all of our students and the services that they're receiving, the schools that they're at. we then go through a process of meetings with our community advisory committee. this

the european union has introduced tariffs on around $3 billion worth of us imports — including jeans,etaliation for us tariffs on imported steel and aluminium — which european commission president jean—claude juncker described as going against "all logic and history." eu finance ministers have agreed to give greece a ten—year extension on more than $100 billion of bailout loans — following talks in luxembourg. the country is due to exit its bailout programme in august — but investors have become concerned it may not be able to service the debt — which runs to 180% of its annual gdp. deutsche telekom is to cut 10,000 jobs at its loss—making it services division, t—systems. more than half of the job losses will come in germany. and now what's trending in the business news this morning. 0n cnbc, a trainee day trader in france made $11.6 million in one day on what he thought wasjust a "demo." harouna traore thought he was practicing but was in fact trading for real. he is now suing the brokerage firm to try and get the money after they declared the trades void. business insider asks who s

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in santa rosa where police are searching for an arsonist, jean. >> reporter: they are, jessica. if you take a walk down along the santa rosa creek trail, you'll find several burned areas just like this one, freshly burned. police say someone set this fire and 12 others on purpose. people who live near here say they are nervous. freshly burned grass along the santa rosa creek trial right behind homes has people who live here on edge. >> everybody is kind of spooked nervous about it. >> reporter: eight months after the deadly wildfires destroyed thousands of homes in santa rosa, people are nervous about neighborhood. someone set 13 fires in two hours in west santa rosa starting around midnight saturday. >> helicopters flying overhead and they s a bit. >> reporter: he woke up to the sound of a police helicopter searching for a suspect while fire crews worked to douse 13 fires. firefighters managed to prevent them from spreading. people who live near the creek trail are anxious for an arrest, concerned about a small fire taking off into homes. >> but it's scary,

jean elle joins us from santa rosa. jean, survivors are hoping that brockovich's star power and her expertise may make a difference for them. >> reporter: they are, jessica. as you mentioned, brockovich is famous for taking on pg&e. tonight she met with santa rosa fire survivors, most f from recovered as you can sigh. she told them to keep their heads up and to take on that corporate giant. >> there's some things that you're not going to be able to >> reporter: high profile consumer advocate erin brockovich talked with north bay fire survivors in santa rosa, encouraging them to hold pg&e accountable. eight months after the october firestorms that killed 44 and destroyed thousands of homes, survivors are emotional. >> all of it is overwhelming, and we're not young. >> good days, bad days. >> reporter: cal fire says pg&e equipment caused the majority of the north bay fires. the cause on the tubbs fire has not been determined. >> you were here. you know right from wrong. you know what you need. >> reporter: brockovich is t

to blue jeans chaos all around but one spot at a time let's return to those u.s. tariffs on chinese goods he tells with tyrants and we'll head to bach that was china's response to the latest twist in a dispute placing the world's two biggest economies they can teach other. if the united states takes funa lateral protectionist measures that harm china's interests . we'll react quickly and take the necessary steps to resolutely safeguard our fair and legitimate rights. a clear statement of intent just a day after u.s. secretary of state mike pompei i met his chinese counterpart in beijing but those diplomatic efforts didn't stop the united states from pressing ahead with plans to impose tariffs on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods early drafts of a list drawn up by the white house indicate that products including medical equipment and plane parts will be taxed at twenty five percent which china ready to fight back in kind the economic impact could be huge. we're going to be. another different parts of the world the caribbean island nation of barbados is d

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco with more on what mrs. clinton had to say, jean. >> reporter: jessica, hillary clinton told a crowd of supporters that her fight for common sense gun laws made her a target of the gun lobby during her presidential campaign. and now the department of justice says fbi director james comey should not have spoken publicly about the fbi's investigation into her e-mails during her hillary clinton gets a standing ovation in san francisco at the giffords law center to prevent gun violence's 25th anniversary dinner. gabby giffords awarded clinton the courageous leadership award for her ongoing efforts to strengthen common sense gun laws. clinton says her gun safety position made her a >> the gun lobby spent about $30 million against me. now, they never had the guts to take on any specific policy proposal. in fact, the ads they ran had nothing to do with guns. this he were just outright lies. >> reporter: her appearance comes hours after the release of a report by the inspector general looking into the fbi's handling

juncker, the of the apolitical characters have to say and jean—claudejuncker, the eu president, neverword or two but he is really stuck his finger on what he sees as the problem, the italians should do more work and less corruption, basically. always a dangerous sort of national stereotype the kick in here. clearly, the italian economy is in, it is heavily indebted, that is the fundamental issue and it needs to be reformed either through brussels or themselves. getting onto the business insider, another intriguing case here. kim jong—un business insider, another intriguing case here. kimjong—un is getting a lot of visitors obviously, he is flavour of the month for many. this is sergei lavrov meeting him. let's start on the mysterious little box that he has been handed as a gift to lock secret things inside. you cannot help but feel both governments are being a bit mischievous with this. it looks like a regular sort of gift that is given out in situations like this and leaving it out there that could be something special or secretive inside i think is... cheeky. what was the phrase? pr

their views on american goods worth about three point three billion dollars everything including blue jeans whiskey how they davidson motorcycles we you may be united on that matter but on other issues of trade cracks beginning to show italy's government threatening not to ratify the e.u. straight deal with canada the italians say that the agreement doesn't protect regional products like power johnno and pursuit oh and other medical is threatening a tougher stance as we'll hear in a moment we're on the brink of a trade war. hey south with tariffs on we'll take you back that was china's response to the latest twist in a dispute pitting the world's two biggest economy if it gets each other or your phone tied to them if the united states imposes unilateral protectionist measures that harm china's interests we'll react quickly and take the necessary steps to resolutely say all guards are fair. right. of arguing. a clear statement of intent just a day after u.s. secretary of state mike pompei you met his chinese counterpart in beijing but those diplomatic efforts didn't stop the united states fr

nbc bay area's jean elle is live where police are asking for your help. jean? >> reporter: they are, janelle. police say they need witnesses or video to help them crack this case. friends of the victim have plastered requests for video all around this neighborhood. that mother, who was carrying her baby, was walking under those trees on sanchez. she says she doesn't remember what happened, but she was found on the ground bloodied with a severe injury to the back of her head. >> nothing was taken. nothing was stolen. it seemed to be kind of cold blooded, kind of murderous attack. >> reporter: people in noe valley want answers from police about who hit a 37-year-old woman who was carrying her baby in the back of the head, leaving the mother with fractures in her skull. >> we don't know. that's the hard part. >> reporter: so far this security video is the best evidence police have for the june 3rd attack. it was around 6:30. you can see the victim cross 28th at sanchez. she walks out of frame. about 20 seconds later, a person comes down the street and turns the co

in 2016, jean—pierre bemba was convicted of murder, rape and pillaging.en were violated by multiple men, but the judges ruled the original trial got it wrong — that he was not to blame. thisjudgement could have a considerable impact in other cases when a leader argues they cannot be blamed for atrocities committed by their forces in a foreign land. the american chef, author and tv presenter, anthony bourdain, has been found dead in a hotel room in france. it's thought he'd taken his own life. it's the second high profile suicide this week — the designer kate spade died on tuesday. from new york, neda tawfik reports. i have eaten a lot of really nasty things may show... anthony bourdain was a culinary rock star who was unpretentious about his food and his company. his taste for adventure and his honest reflection captivated audiences and left them hungry for more. his sudden death came as a great shock. television network cnn which carried his food and travel show parts unknown, said the chef took his own life. anthony bourdain was in france, working on th

your trading partners impose tariffs on your motorcycle industry in your bourbon industry on your jeans industry to be publishing america's closest allies risks sets a goal for tit for tat treat disputes. work for its business oafish move by president trump but you can. make it selfish and it's also stupid and we must not stand for it because we all know what happens with bullies if they get their way they keep on harassing. also coming up tonight today italy finally got a new government three months after the election the word on the street in rome watch out. it's not true that they want to distance us from europe. i think they want to fundamentally reshape europe. i think they've made promises that they won't keep but. what chaos i hope they really are united. we begin the day with the united states playing a dangerous game that is how the european union today described u.s. president donald trump's decision to slap trade tariffs on european steel and aluminum europe warned that a tit for tat tariff attack could come later this month today the european union asked the world trade orga

home state of the house speaker, and rice, oranges, blue jeans. you're basically just as mexico is doing going to go after the trump voters. right? going to go where it hurts them the most? >> we do this because we have to, and we have announced that very clearly. way in advance. that this is what we will do and the list of products will contain machinery, aluminum, steel, some agriculture, some drinks. you recited a few of them and we are just in the process now of preparing that list. it will be ready in a couple of weeks, and as far as i am aware, mexico and canada and others are doing the same, because we need to show if you're violating the rules of the global trading system it has consequences. >> so commissioner, would you say, even though the trump administration fired the first shot, would you say you are now in a trade war with the united states? and, of course, there is a threat, a further threat, that the u.s. may impose tariffs on -- on the auto industry in europe, which would be a much more serious thing than on the metals. >> i woul

nbc bay area's jean elle is live south of rket. je beating is and the photos certainly are unnerving. >> reporter: they're really disturbing, jessica. tonight gingersnap tells us he was not dressed in drag when he left the sf eagle bar around 10:00 last saturday night. he says he was walking home. he came down 12th street, turned on bernice, and he says this is where someone attacked him. >> so i think he must have started with a hit to the head. >> reporter: bruised with stitches in his head and a broken tooth, tim tate is recovering from a severe beating. >> this bruise looks like a sideways boot. it looks like a square, so someone kicked me there. that brought me to the ground. there's definitely a punch directly to the nose because both eyes. >> reporter: tate, who is a popular drag queen named ginger snap says he left the sf eagle bar last saturday night around 10:00, walked a block, turned down bernice and was attacked. he wasn't stressed in drag at the time. he doesn't remember seeing or hearing his attacker, but believes he

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> the smoke could be seen for miles. firefighters in oakland were quick to put out a fire at a live/work building on add line street. th it happened on the roof, but spread to the third story. firefighters had it under control in about a half an hour. no one was hurt. at this point they're looking into what happened. >>> primary day is tuesday. bay area counties are gearing up. but recruiting poll workers for this election has become a challenge across the state, including here in the bay area. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us live in san francisco. that's one of the spots that's actually short on poll workers. >> reporter: yeah, they just actually finished up their last training session for their poll workers tonight. and as of right now, they do have enough people for all 583 polling stations in the city come tuesday. these are all the ballot boxes that are ready to be sent out across the city. san francisco went into this primary season knowing it might be short on poll workers because of a c

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jean. highlight of san francisco pride for many is the parade down market street. it's also the biggest event of the weekend. here's a sneak peek at some of the floats which are being stored at pier 54. among that, the nbc bay area float as well. by the way, the parade kicks off sunday morning, 10:30. >> it's going to be fun. >>> still ahead at 11:00, tracking your every move through your cell phone. the big decision the supreme court made today about privacy. >>> and help wanted. the unusual thing the santa cruz beach boardwalk is doing to fill positions this summer. >> i'll show you where it reaches 105 degrees tomorrow, plus the big changes for sunday and monday. that's in about seven minutes. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging

chief justice jean-roberts wrote in his majority opinion, quote, the proclamation is expressly the text says nothing about religion. but opponents wonder how the new law doesn't evoke religion. >> the fact that they pray a certain way, the fact that they look a certain way means that they can be seen as a national security threat. >> reporter: and in his majority opinion, chief justice jean-roberts also acknowledging that president trump, candidate trump talked about a complete and total shutdown of muslims in this country. said it is not the costatements but rather to look at that presidential directive, directi the lens of vast executive authority. in san francisco this evening, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, sam. as you might imagine, reaction already happening to that decision. this is a protest that is just getting under way. a few moments ago, at 5:00 in san jose at the corner of stevens creek and winchester right next to santana row. this is video from sky ranger from just a few moments ago. the local chapter of the council on merckmerican islamic relations is

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us from sf general with the latest. jean? >> reporter: raj, the san francisco sheriff tonight says her department can do better and procedures are under review after that 75-year-old woman was found dead inside this building. one change already in effect, the doors to get inside this building now require a security badge at all times. 75-year-old ruby andersen was last seen signing out of the residential care facility for the elderly where she lived on the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital campus on may 19th at 9:00 a.m. but she never returned. a staff member called the sheriff the next day at 1:00. a deputy issued a missing person bulletin on the 22nd after her family returned calls saying she was not with them. but there was never a search for andersen. the sheriff said it's because she was not a hospital patient, a protocol that is now under review. >> we're going to be reviewing everything to see where the gaps are because certainly it looks like we need to do better. >> reporter: security at the hospital was revi

he's wearing jeans. i love a man injeans. let me see. he's got a cute tush. um... oh, you brought me flowers? there you go. thank you so much. he brought flowers. i love a man who brings flowers. if you don't like them, you have to blame your neighbour, i picked them from their garden. oh, you're kidding me. no. the last time she went on a date she got pregnant. i don't think that's going to happen this time! there you go. is it... i say this as a massive fan of grace and frankie which jane fonda in. that is the talking about getting older and the trials and tribulation, does this do it as well. that is andy garcia at the door. i didn't recognise. he hasn't changed that much. he was sort of diane keaton‘s nephew in the godfather three so that is weird. casting issues are the least of this film's worries to be honest. yes, it should be aimed at older women. my mum has been a member of a book club andi mum has been a member of a book club and i thought they went round to discuss literature or the latest barbara taylor bradford, they guzzle gallons of wine and melt in

jeans drinking orange juicem might be illegal! specific as orange juice, peanut butter, it brings somehow politics affects people's personal lives. the real concern is that we will end up with a tit—for—tat retaliation battle, if we have the eu, canada, mexico, china, all of these continuing to say if you put tariffs on this we will put tariffs on that the people paying the price are consumers. a study from the peterson institute talked about the last trade war when the obama administration put tariffs on chinese made tyres and it ended up costing: soon as something like $900 per tyre purchase. half a million ca rs are per tyre purchase. half a million cars are sold every year, the americans could say we are putting a towel for all eu maids products. yes, that could happen in the uk, there could be manufacturers who will see a real drop in their business, it might not be good for american consumers who might pay more as well so this whole thing is coming under the guise of america first, but it's also apparently america lashing ou

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this is literally my nightmare. >> jean: okay. >> anthony: oh, okay. okay, get in there man.. >> anthony: put on the sauce. put on the sauce. spread it out, there. come on. >> eric: don't take my job. >> jean: no, no, no. >> eric: you don't push. >> anthony: you don't. >> eric: you're not supposed to. trois cuillères. three spoons. you're sloppy, man. you're going nowhere, man. what the -- is that? >> anthony: what? i'm getting there. >> eric: it has to be even, the sauce. champignons. >> jean: champignons, jambon, fromage. >> eric: okay, ham, mushroom, and cheese. let's go. >> anthony: come on, man. the customers are backing up here. how about the pizza? >> eric: my pizza looks good, okay? >> anthony: bonsoir. >> eric: take that. give it to the lady. no, no, no. a little bit like that, and give it to the lady. a little bit like that. like that, like that, okay. good. >> female customer: hello. this one i owe? [ eric speaking french ] >> anthony: très bien. pizza, i soon notice, is different here. toppings are somewhat on the high end. crème fraîche, reblochon cheese, figatel

when she felt like, ok, the skinny jeans, i don't like it. how can we get them back?mily who is not integrated, she never learned norwegian. she was living in norway but in somalia in her head so she did the only thing that she knew of and she would have donein that she knew of and she would have done in somalia, if there was a problem in the family, you go to the local mosque and you ask the imams, give me advice. and the email had advice. he said, there is this great courant teacher, his name is more staff, is 19 years old, he is beautiful, he is his reputation of drawing children, teenagers, it is long. she and her girlfriends, in this part outside oslo, they hired him and that was the start of their journey. you are a parent and one day your girls are wearing skinny jeans and they somehow end up wearing a niqab, the full dress, which is not even in the somali tradition. at some point, somebody must have been ringing a bell within that family, saying this is going one way and it's not a good way. yes, but i think it's the same with people, young people who are abus

. >> reporter: but frances' defense attorneys, leigh cutter and jean brown, said investigators made a big mistake when they bought into the story of bonnie contreras. >> everyone got their information from one person at the scene. and that's bonnie. and bonnie lied her ass off. >> reporter: defense accident reconstructionist charles ruble said there was no physical evidence to back up bonnie's claims that frances had hit her over and over again. no evidence, he said, the suvs had even touched. >> not even once. >> reporter: and remember how bonnie said her purse flew forward off the seat when frances hit her? >> this is her purse in her car. i get hit from the rear. where's my purse go? it doesn't dump in the front. that's simple physics. >> reporter: in fact, he said, the purse falling forward

you are not allowed to wear jeans. you are not allowed to go to [indiscernible] and not allowed to watch movies. you are not allowed to listen to music. one channel and it is about how great the regime is. that is emotional dictatorship. he controls emotions in that country. they teach us they are gods. there's something my mom told me. the birds in mice can hear you. i believed. and i thought he could hear my thoughts. and punish my mind me if i think of him badly. i was not allowed to think for myself. i did not know about independent thinking or critical thinking was. that is something i never knew and never allowed to know. of i would be in you.place in front of there is another difference. when i was in north korea, i was living [indiscernible] what [inaudible] and i believed what the schoolteacher told me. they never told me about africa or canada or australia. they told me they were enemies. they made it very clear and simple. the other 1 -- [inaudible] they had [inaudible] the blood of the people and they are m

these jeans are too tight. blaming the jeans. >> i'll go with you on that. >> these are the skinny jeans. i should have wore my dad jeans. >> this time with the rock. >> okay. >> and slide it forward. there we go. >> oh, camera guy down. >> oh, oh. >> sorry, patrick. nothing against you personally. you know i love. >> you patrick still hasn't forgiven me. >> either i'm out of shape or this is more athletic than i suspected. >> which is it. >> probably a combination of both. >> that's nice. >> even her laughter is polite. >> and now we sweep. you have to keep up to the rock and can't touch it. >> this is the way you the way you treat the rock johnson. that's how his assist works. don't touch the rock. >> and start walking. >> that was the wrong way i should have gone this way. >> come on, hurry. hurry. all right so it is in play. we're in play this time. >> we're in play. am i ready to play a game. >> i think you're ready. watch the rock. watch the rock. >> did you see that? i'm going to rewind that part. didn't

a range of products, from motorbikes to levi jeans, will now be subject to a levy of at least 25%.r says the eu will do whatever is necessary to safeguard its trade interests. 0ur europe correspondent, damian grammaticas gave us more details from a harley davidson showroom in brussels. at this harley—davidson showroom, this bike would set you back something like £25,000. the import duty on motorbikes is going to be 25%, so on the import price that will be £2,000 or £3,000. here they say they don't know exactly when the prices will be passed through but these tariffs will be hitting a lot of different goods. things like agricultural products, sweetcorn, cranberries, orange juice you mentioned, raw materials like steel and aluminium. other sorts of equipment, too. so cars, boats, medical equipment, all sorts of things. so expect prices to feel the impact. as you say,jean—claude juncker saying that this goes against logic and history because the eu and the us are allies, now engaging in this trade conflict. the question for the eu will be, will the us now retaliate? the germans saying