uk sport has released a statement regarding ellie soutter‘s death. and our thoughts are with all of ellie's family and friends. we are working with all of our olympic and paralympic programmes and the mental health charity mind to make sure appropriate support is in place." andy murray's back on court and back to winning ways as he continues his comeback, following a year out and hip surgery. he's through to the second round at the wasington open, but it wasn't a comfortable experience, as paul garrity reports. "starting from scratch again" is how andy murray described his comeback from injury and shaking those hips is not easy after surgery. the early stages of the contest proved that against mckenzie mcdonald. he found it hard to get his rhythm, first set to the american. but once in his groove the former number one was dancing to his old tune, taking control and winning the second set. andy murray is in a hurry to get back to top form. he could have been off the dance floor a lot quicker than he was. he failed to take five match points and cue the

mary ellis delighted in flying.n in 1917, the year before the raf was created, her love of planes began early. she got her pilot's licence in 1938 and joined the air transport auxiliary — a civilian organisation which ferried aircraft from factory to front—line airfield. soon, mary and other women were flying bombers and fighters, to the amazement on one occasion, she recalled, of one ground crew. i said, "i am the pilot!" they didn't believe me, and they actually went in the aeroplane and searched it to find a pilot. they came back and said, "there's nobody there, you must be!" after the war, mary ellis lived on the isle of wight, where she managed sandown airport for 20 years. of her time flying, she said, "i'd like to do it all over again." "there was a war on, but otherwise it was absolutely wonderful." mary ellis, who has died at the age of 101. that is all from us now, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm mike bushell. dreaming of paris — britain's geraint thomas is just three d

ellie, iwill took my soulmate on her 18th birthday.ampion. and amy williams, skeleton champion, saying, such tragic news to wake up to and hugh robertson adding his condolences saying ellie was a popular and well liked member of the team. richard conway, our sports correspondent. skywatchers will be treated to the longest lunar eclipse this century, this evening. the phenomenon known as a blood moon occurs when the earth comes between the sun and the moon — causing the moon to turn a reddish brown colour. the eclipse will be visible in the uk, clouds permitting, between 9 and 10.15 this evening. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has more. 0ur familiar satellite heading into our own planet's shadow. tonight, as it rises over the uk at 9pm, the moon will be turned blood red as the earth passes between it and the sun. this particular lunar eclipse, or blood moon as it is known, will be the longest this century, lasting for one hour and 43 minutes. you need to be able to have a clear south—eastern horizon as the moon comes up, so we

ladies and gentlemen, joseph ellis and gordon wood. thank you. [ applause ] >> so we'll start with professor wood. there were two foundings, of course, the declaration declaring our independence and then the constitutional convention. so let's start with the first, with the declaration. what were some of the great challenges that led to the declaration and some of the great challenges during that summer in philadelphia? >> well, obviously, the declaration was an act ratifying the decision to break from great britain. john adams didn't think it was all that important. the important decision had been made on july 2nd. and that's the day he thought would be celebrated with bonfires and fireworks and so on. and he -- he was on the committee, five people, to draw up this declaration, which i think no one at the time fully realized the importance of it. and they gave it to this younger man, who had come late to the second continental congress, thomas jefferson. he had written a pamphlet. he, obviously, was a skilled stylist. and if adams had

mary ellis delighted in flying.early. there were air fields close to the farm where she got her pilot's licence in 1938 and joined the air transport auxiliary — a civilian organisation which ferried aircraft from factory to front line airfield. soon mary and other women were flying bombers and fighters, to the amazement on one occasion, she recalled, of one ground crew. i said, "i am the pilot!" they didn't believe me, and they actually went in the aeroplane and searched it to find a pilot. they came back and said, "there's nobody there, you must be!" after the war, mary ellis lived on the isle of wight where she managed sandown airport for 20 years. of her time flying, she said, "i would like to do it all over again. there was a war on, but otherwise it was absolutely wonderful." time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz schafernaker. thank you, what the scorcher. we we re thank you, what the scorcher. we were forecasting temperatures in the mid—30s and we registered 35 celsius today at heathrow, we still have

ellis and boyd tracked her down, and what they discovered?l, that changed everything, or seemed to. the person they were talking to was scott's mistress. >> he was under the impression that scott was not married at that time. >> what did you make of that when you heard it? >> we knew that wasn't correct. >> a love triangle? jealous home wrecker kills wife, claims husband? no. not even close. scott's girlfriend thought his marriage was over, his divorce finalized. >> what was her reaction to getting the real story? she must have been upset? >> more hurt, probably than upset, because i think she'd fallen in love with him. >> he'd been lying like a sidewalk. >> that's right. >> and you had no idea that woman was associated with him that way either, did you? >> i had met her once or twice, but i just thought they were friends. i didn't think it was anything else. >> this was betrayal in all capital letters. >> that's a very good word. >> you are betrayed. >> lied to. yeah. taken advantage of in a way. >> kelsey may have been surprised, but teresa

. >> miss ellis? >> hi. my name is margot ellis, and i'm so glad matt had to go first, because i would echo much of what he said. so i agree with everything that matt said. i for context used to work as the legislative aide for the senate under the obama administration for the department of veterans affairs. so some of the things that i've been talking to my good friends who are on the commission about, along the lines of access, i just kind of want to echo some of the things that matt said. i was part of that group that really helped to advocate to have women vet centers within hospitals. as you know, there's still not a single birthing facility in any of the v.a. hospitals in the u.s. because it wasn't actually built for women, but we actually need different doctors because we literally have different parts. and so making sure that that voice is heard and understood about what the needs of women veterans are is something that i've been doing for a long time, and i look forward to formally doing as a part o

uk sport has released a statement regarding ellie soutter‘s death.thoughts are with all of ellie's family and friends. we are working with all of our olympic and paralympic programmes and the mental health charity mind to make sure appropriate support is in place." andy murray has won forjust the second time this year and will face his compatriot kyle edmund in the second round of the washington open. murray needed over two and half hours to get past the american mackenzie macdonald. he looked understandably rusty after so long out after hip surgery butjust look out for the victory celebration, this meant a lot. paul garrity reports. starting from scratch again is how andy murray described his comeback from injury and shaking those hips is not easy after surgery. the early stages of the contest proved that against mckenzie mcdonald. he found it hard to get his rhythm, first set to the american. but once in his groove the former number one was dancing to his old tune, taking control and winning the second set. andy murray is in a hurry to get back to

the remarkable life of mary ellis, who has died at the age of 101.oes on, what are the temperatures like right now? we get with the results every hour on the hour, and at 2pm, temperatures were exceeding 33 degrees. we have another couple of hours of heating easily left, so i think it is very likely we will hit 35, possibly even exceed 35 degrees somewhere in the south—east today. and the widely across the country we have temperatures into the low 30s, high 20s. this pattern is still the same, the heat is coming in from the south, and partially what is responsible for the heat coming in from the south is

mary ellis, who has died at the age of 101.ng day. here is the broad picture. hot air streaming out of the south, being drawn in by this pressure in the atlantic. it is moving into our direction but the low pressure sitting here will also be responsible for sending these weather fronts in our direction. some cooler weather and much—needed rain but before all of that happens, across the bulk of england, wales and scotland, the wind still coming in from the south. it is very hard even as far as north yorkshire. in northern ireland the weather front just about knocks on the doorstep later in the day. showers could break out across parts of the country. this is still the temperature at 11pm tonight. 0n friday, we start to see that low— pressure friday, we start to see that low—pressure moving a bit closer. it moves away the hot air into the north sea. it will be way out here towards the east but we will still season very towards the east but we will still season very high temperatures across the south—east in east anglia but notice

can you talk a little bit about ellie and what she means to you and your family. >> ellie has been minest inspiration, cheerleader through everything. she's grown into, like, a young woman now which is bizarre and not cool to think about. to have her at golf tournaments, for her, whether it's good or bad at the end to give you a hug. not really caring or knowing what the results are, it makes you recognize where happiness comes from. >> like nearly every golfer of his generation, spieth grew up idolizing tiger woods, who after years of scandal and injury has begun to return to his championship form. >> what's your sesment of where his game is right now? >> i believe, having played a number of rounds with him this year, he's back as a solid contender, one of the top pga tour players in the game right now. he is 100% his game and his health and everything is in a situation where he's happy. he seems to want to grow the game and really help us out, which is amazing. you wanted to compete with him on a sunday, but now he's looking at your game and offering advice if you ask for it. >> golf'

the ceo of -- dean garfield is with us along with ellie wheeler here with us at post 9 good to see youh. >> good morning. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks for having us. >> there's a report out today, they say escalating trade protectioni protectionism. supply chain effects could have an out-sized effect on a few companies. two named by name are intel and texas instruments. is that sort of the way the industry is feeling? >> well, i think it includes tech but extends beyond tech the supply chains for all companies are incredibly internationally integrated china is central to that the president's tariffs will certainly have an impact on those supply chains. more importantly, will have an impact on consumers and their wallets. when you get to $200 million in tariffs, it's hard to be surgical the impact will be broadly felt. >> it's still a small percentage of the economy overall what's the concern if there is any in silicon valley, for example. >> sorry. >> i was asking ellie. >> go ahead. >> again, i think it's too early to tell. i think people are trying to shift through it to dean's

ellie love these mountains, it was where she felt most at home.really. and if i didn't, she would be mortified. the foundation page has just been set up an already donations have come flooding in. ellie‘s funeral will be attended by hundreds here on thursday, a life sorely missed. a price war future, sadly lost. juliette parkin, bbc southeast today. it is 8:59pm. how fast is your broadband? some villages in england are enjoying some of the fastest speeds in the country. tired of waiting for the government‘s roll out of high speed broadband to rural areas, a group of volunteers has gone ahead and installed it themselves. other communities are now following their lead. danny savage has been to killington in cumbria to meet the volunteers. —— 8:51pm. the british countryside, a place where most teenagers and quite a few adults get a bit twitchy about wi—fi and getting online. take the newbold family for example, who live at rural cumbria, have dismal download speeds and can‘t get what their mates can. snapchat, loads of stuff on instagram. download vi

this is the hearing that judge ellis delayed earlier this week. that raised a lot of eyebrows because judge ellis never delays anything so that raised intrigue about whether or not there might be some meaningful change going on in the paul manafort's case, considering a plea deal, it now appears that that is not what's going on. again, according to a source close to the case, there's no signs of any sort of plea negotiations going on on the part of paul manafort, the trump campaign chairman. we'll see the judge monday morning, he'll hold the hearing, and what we consider to be manafort's final pre-trial motion do delay the trial for several months. you know, the caution here is anything can happen. we'll all find out soon enough when the things start to unfold before our eyes, and in federal court next week, but it now seems safe to surmise judge ellis on monday will not be inclined to grant manafort's motion to delay the start of the trial. not seeming that way with the judge sending out the list of potential jurors to the prosecution and defense

the tributes to mary ellis.as only earlier this year, in may, that she attended a reception at downing street to mark the centenary of the raf. she also went to the premiere of the film spitfires a couple of weeks ago. retired authorjohn michael who knew her well was amongst those who spent time with her as part of those raf 100 commemorations and today, he paid his own tribute to mary. there were a lot of veteran is their ten, 15 years younger than mary at 101 and she was in fine battle. so sad to hear last night that she died. but, look, she led a life. i mean, she led a life! it was a remarkable life. she was breaking the glass ceiling for women before anybody had invented a glass ceiling. indeed. the tributes, hundreds of tributes pouring in for mary and after the war, she managed sandown airport on the isle of wight where she loved living for about 20 years. at the start of this year, she was awarded the freedom of the island and it is nice to know that the council leader today has said they are looking at

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >> we'll take a short break here and still ahead, vacation horror. an american tourist celebrating the first wedding anniversary in mexico when tragedy struck. >>> also the toy store that led to truly unbearable lines. >>> we're back now with some fresh concerns about summer vacations south of the border after an american woman celebrating her wedding anniversary was killed in mexico city while leaving a restaurant. the 27-year-old woman was in an upscale shopping area when she was hit by gunfire. apparently meant for someone else. we get details from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: just days before her murder, tatiana shared this photo from her wedding. the 27-year-old was celebrating her first anniversary with her husband when she was shot leaving a restaurant in mexico city. >> a year ago we were worried about selecting wedding flowers. now a year later we're ordering flowers for her funeral. >> reporter: in a ritzy neighborhood, she was hit by a stray bullet during a drive-by shooting targeting someone else. >> she felt comfortable going to m

. >>> ellie and jared were ellie and jared for a long time especially after they found out they werehey struggled to have a family until jackson and calvin came. before they knew it they had two babies. well now they have their third they've acquired a huge following because they've been open about the things that they've had to go through all the way from conceiving their first two boys to this one now. and in this video we learn the baby's name. she's had yet another boy, tommy joel. and now here's a moment that big bro and big bro two get to meet their little bro. >> hi. >> and there it is, this super precious moment that this family of four became a family of five. and you can imagine considering their history in infertility that this, the fact that they get to have three boys now has to be such a huge, moment for them. >> is he a girl? >> he's a girl. >> right here in this moment they talk about what it's like being big brothers and their responsibility to keep their little brother safe. >> and guess what, boys? >> you are his big brother and that means it's your job to protect

he's nbc's rehema -- here's nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: it's in landfills, streets, and waterways. floating islands of plastic garbage are creating a disturbing reality for wildlife who often mistake it for food. but it wasn't always this way. >> plastics played an essential role. >> reporter: discovered in the early 1900s, plastic was considered a miracle product first used by the military. today it's a vital part in so many of the things we use from medical devices to computer components. and while most of it can be recycled, 90% is not. and some plastic products can take centuries to disintegrate. situation is dire. >> everybody needs to wake up. we need to do something about this. we can stem the tide and turn off the faucet of this stuff comingnt >> reporter: while many cs across the globe are moving to ban some plastic products, it's a daunting task. americans use 100 billion plastic bags a year. worldwide, one million plastic bottles are bought every minute. eight million pieces of plastic end up in the ocean every day. the plastics industry says better consumer recycling i

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here is nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: just infter sunrise, a billcloud of f team exploded out the ground right at the start of the morning commute. the blast created a shower of debris and >> felt like an earthquake or so thing like that. >> reporter: left behind, the hole the ze of a city bus in the middle of fifth avenue, one of the busiest streets. what did you see and hear? >> i heard a boom and i saw people running. eporter: officials say the steam erupted from an 86-year-old pipe, one of the thousands of ageing pipes that snake beneath th providing heating and cooling. >> there was asbestos in the steam line casing. a that's obvious real concern to us. >> reporter: the mayor says the air quality af is but officials set up decontamination centers, advising t people caught explosion to shower immediately and bag their clothes for tests. the blast comes almost 11 years ago to the today when another steam pipe expsion near grand central terminal killed one person. tonight, officials are relieved this latest blast resulted in only minor injuries. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york.

nbc's rehema ellis has the terrifying moments follong the blast.t after sunrise, a c billowingloud of steam exploded out of the ground right at the start of the morning commute. the blast created a shower of debris and grime. >> it felt like an earthquake or something like that. >> reporter: left behind, a hole the size of a city bus in the middle of 5th avenue, one of the busit streets in mid town manhattan. >>> what did you see or hear? >> i heard a boom and i saw people running. >> reporter: officials say the steam erupted from an 86-year-old pipe, one of thousands of aging pipes that snake beneath the city providing heating and cooling to 2000 buildings. >> there wasto asb in the steam line casing. that's oiously a real concern to us. >> reporter: the mayor says the air quality is safe, but officials set up decontamination centers advising people caught in the explosion to shower immediately and bag their clothes for tests. the blast com almost 11 years ago to the d when another steam pipe explosion near grand central terminal killed one person

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all we know is this is the tactic that judge ellis said is being used in this case.is really a case about president trump, more than it is about mr. manafort. >> if it were a case about president trump, you have the defense team now saying, hey, we don't want anybody to mention manafort's work for the campaign, when he was campaign chair. >> right. >> no connection of that should come up during jury selection, et cetera. is that a fair request? >> of course it is. absolutely. >> is it reasonable? is it likely to be -- >> i think the judge will find it -- take it seriously. look, this is more about his next trial in the district of columbia. virginia is a divided state. obviously, many republicans, many democrats, pro-trump people, anti-trump people. the next case in the district of columbia, which voted 99 something in favor of hillary clinton and against trump. surely, in the district of columbia, he doesn't want any jurors to know he has anything to do with donald trump. unless they can demonstrate that the relevance of the trump association outweighs the prejudici

judge ellis did say he would rule on that later today. and then also later we're going to hear more argument about this other issue about admissibility. the only other thing i would add is a bit of color, literally color. paul manafort, this is as you know, the first time in court for him since he's been in jail. he's being held in the alexandria jail just a short distance from the courthouse. and we were wondering whether he would be allowed to wear the kind of suit you've seen endlessly in the video of him manage in and out of court and the answer is no. he came in wearing a short-sleeved green alexandria jail jump suit. whether that's going to be the situation during the trial or not we don't know. i suspect his lawyers will try to get that changed. and it's often true in white collar cases the defendants are allowed to wear the sort of thing i'm wearing now and not a green jumpsuit. andrea? >> i've never seen you in a green jumpsuit, pete. joyce vance, let's talk about the likelihood, i mean, this judge is not that predictable. but th

the early signs are encouraging alongside her new partner ellie mcintyre.d up at the two events last summer mocked up at the two events last summerand we nailed mocked up at the two events last summer and we nailed the first one having done a couple of days of training and then we came second so i think that was a pretty good start early on. it may be another two yea rs early on. it may be another two years to go until the next olympics but the preparation really starts to mmp but the preparation really starts to ramp up to another level now and the world championships in denmark will give them a real sense of where they stand on the global scale and also is likely to be contenders for those medals in tokyo. the world championships is prestigious and eve ryo ne championships is prestigious and everyone wants to save their world champion. there's so much that we can do as a team and we can go into tokyo really been a dominant team, we need to start winning as much as we need to start winning as much as we can because then the more people believe that they ca

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mary ellis, who has died at the age of 101. time for a look at the weather.ally 35 celsius. it was 35 at heathrow airport in the middle of the afternoon. it is still very hot out there and those temperatures will continue to remain very high over the next 2a hours, both by night and by day. the hot air still coming in from the south so tomorrow it is increasingly that extreme south and south—east of the country that will have it. this area of low pressure from the atlantic will be sending weather systems in our direction and weather systems in our direction and we will start to see eventually things cooling off. in the short—term, this is the temperature at 6pm. still in the mid—30s there in london, for many of us it is the high 20s. a much pressure 21 there in belfast. we have seen some vicious than the storms across parts of the midlands, lincolnshire as well. these are the temperatures at around 11pm. still 27 in london and 20 in newcastle. it was extreme in the south—east and east anglia but the south—east and east anglia but the heat was felt across the

i then went to kirkland and elliss -- ellis, where i became a partner, represented institutional clients of the firm and did pro bono work for several years. in 2001, i joined the white house counsel's office under judge al gonzalez n that office i did some of the standard work issues, fice, ethics separation of powers issues. i also worked with many members of the staff of this committee and other members of congress on civil justice issues such as class action reform, medical is separation of powers issues. i also worked with liability reform, and the very important insurance legislation in 2002. i also worked on judges on the nomination of judges and had the opportunity to help recommend judges to the president of the united states for him to nominate to the federal courts. in that capacity on the dis-- district court level i worked closely with many members of the senate and staff anti-states i was assigned, including some members of this committee. in july of 2003, i became staff secretary to president bush. this is what i call an honest broker for the president. someone who tries t

they've launched an inquiry into one of macross top security staff a video surfaced last week showing ellis island. assaulting a man and a woman at a may day demonstration in paris now he was fired on friday but opponents accuse mccall of trying to cover up the incident. the twenty six year old former top security aide to the president alexander had been i was fired on friday after footage was released of him hitting a young man several times on the edge of may day protests in paris when i was wearing a police helmet with visor and a police arm that was i. out of footage shows him attacking a young woman at the scene in a law faces charges of violence by a public official impersonating a police officer and complicity in an authorised use of surveillance footage. he appeared before a judge at the paladin's used this on sunday along with three police officers two of them senior they've been suspended on suspicion they illegally gave been allowed video surveillance footage last week so he could try to clear his name opposition parties accuse the president of covering up an assault that should

president barack obama speaking there in south africa and on those cement ellis births centenary we asked young people across the african continent what the anti apartheid icon means to them. i mean we oftentimes a lot of rappers and i've been told you're on their feet i was sorry and i'll challenge the next generation up to meet our. principles you are the minister by his way as an individual he has inspired me if it wasn't for me calling my last birthday i know the way i really truly. didn't was he taken my pill i really disagree. here what he wanted wasn't true just playing with all the people who are spiteful i know it's amazing. to me a good. man to look to me is just like a little taller minded not only yeah so just a nice enough money i need someone. to listen to what one. yeah yeah yeah yeah. on the whole personally he turned to leave so it's good to stand up for what you believe in mandela we've been through a song. filled with believe it about but i mean. look at least. her. thing. all right let's get you caught up now with some of the other stories making news around the world.

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yourself about pressure being put on people to talk and say things a judge i think his name was judge ellis actually said that he said directly to the f.b.i. and the justice department in the manifold case you're really interested in manner for you're trying to pressure man a fort so you can get it trump and he didn't really deny it so that is exactly that the agenda that's been followed here it was followed with michael flynn also donald trump's former national security advisor and it seems to me there's a real risk that that might happen and of course in terms of. and the allegations against the idea that the national the the n.r.a. one of the most or apache ot organizations in america could be swung round and brought under the influence of the kremlin why one twenty nine year old russian woman is so far fetched in his complete numbers no no no let that is going on no i'll tell you what is being asked to really know what out there what's pathetic here are kind of you know a sleight of hand here no it's not outrageous because remember liberals used to be very distrustful of the national se

president as brilliant ellis fungo those covering this summit in south africa for us and on the phonic i would joins us from delhi let's start with you it's not only the brics countries represented there many other countries have sent delegations turkish president ever one has come in person what does that mean. well this is a need the first high level conflict between turkey and bricks are going will attend a special session in his capacity as the chairman of the organization of islamic corp and they'll also sideline foreign will meet with russia i would they've been increasing their corporation but looking at africa part of turkey's in time there is expanding its presence on the african continent they want to establish a diplomatic missions in every african country dave said and they just want to explore trade on the continent and that's why we also see a lot of other players coming to the table now this bric summit. let's go come to you for a moment with all the on the rest of the world economy how important are the brics and how important is this summit for india in particular when

france has celebrated its national day of us still day with a military parade down the show's ellie's and paris. one piece of her. griffey didn't go completely to plan. after running into each other the two motorcyclists did their best to write their vehicles as president mccraw and the crowd applauded . after practicing his unique brand of diplomacy in england us president onil trump has retreated to his private office or in scotland to wrap up his four day visit to the u.k. scots are taking to the streets for a second day to protest trump's visit with crowds gathering in edinburgh there's also been antitrust demonstrations in glasgow and in the small town of turnberry where trump is spending the weekend at a hotel he owns trump has tweeted he plans to hold more meetings there but right now he's playing some golf. and while trump is overseas twelve russian intelligence officials have been charged in the united states they're accused of hacking into a van democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton's e-mail accounts during the two thousand and sixteen campaign the twenty nine pa

that will be monday morning in judge ellis's courtroom. this is the hearing that she delays from earlier this week. it raised a lot of eyebrows. it raised a little intrigue on whether or not there might be meaningful clang going on. maybe he was considering a potential plea deal. it appears that is not what's going on. again, according to a source very close to the case we are told there are no signs of any sort of plea negotiations going on on the part of paul manafort. we will see the judge on monday morning. he will hold that hearing. at that hearing he will consider what will expect to be the final pretrial motion to delay the start of several months. the caution here is that anything can happen. we'll all find out soon enough when all of these things start to unfoeltd before our eyes in federal court. it seems safe to surmise that judge ellis will not be inclined to delay the start of the trial. it doesn't seem that way with a judge sending out the list of potential jurors to both the prosecution and defense today. they have been told

actually probably not many of our viewers have maybe even heard of a tuvalu which used to be former ellis island in the polynesian islands but the poorest nations are actually a lot of the former communist countries and sub-saharan africa and then good and then in the middle east the big bright star of course is saudi arabia ok and. if you look at growth rates in the different regions you know a sure. how are they looking for the growth rates going forward yes and some of the hot spots coming up actually there are some of the emerging nations and then there are just growth rates so one of the most outstanding growth rates that continues as outpaced all nations actually is australia and that's really due to their brilliant immigration policies to get into australia i mean you have to have a certain network you have to come with certain skills they have not been stupid about that and most importantly they had a mining boom where they were mining coal and iron ore that they were shipping to all the factories in the nation so there's a great growth rate some of the emerging nations where ther

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