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play well in the semifinals. all the players they look like they recover from even minor injuries and i don't think the finals are the right moment the rights. to make changes to change the profile of the team the players are enough and the pension they have enough during the lean on them i think is better to stick with the ideas that you work the ideas where the plays assimulate better and they're comfortable with i don't sing the finals are the right the right. moment to make any changes in the players and the men as they follow these ideas and i just as you do just tying up fronts for france today as he has done throughout this competition some people have questioned that given that he hasn't scored a goal but clearly he's doing something right you know sometimes the strikers are important even if they don't score goals and i think who is doing a good job for the team is the is not a fast play it is not the place to break the defensive line even needs the steam to be really dominant for him to be in his natura

tottenham combination that has worked well as well trippi i think is probably the big surprise in the end in terms of how well he's played he's he's a set piece specialist that says it takes all the corners all the free kicks and all these process has been fantastic and remember that and been scored eight goals from set pieces and obviously chip here is right in the middle of that and then you have the two guys up front kane and sterling and cain of course has to live a sterling hasn't he sterling how do you keep him in the team given that they've been doing so well he's been playing pretty much all of the action are you change would you keep him in that deed to change a winning team so the alternative to stunning is either danny welbeck or marcus russell and i think a lot of coaches that includes his club coach joe simmering you. see things that rush isn't ready for for ninety minutes of the backstage game where a lot of fans are saying he is i mean needs to time to develop but not a lot of you know people in charge say they don't think that so have bearing that in mind and also bear

why didn't you back them up well we have in terms of the last few months there have been discussions in parliament on customs arrangements i had a debate with a colleague from another select committee of that cooper who's the chair of the home affairs select committee back in april and there have obviously been concerns about companies and the companies are very last. in harm's way. to smooth amuses just a difficult subject absolutely dismayed that this has been mishandled on a daily basis in the us and the reaction from the government from the government minister is to shut up back the prime minister quiet absolutely i think. i was extremely concerned to hear the reaction from two senior government ministers about the way in which they said that businesses should not be raising their concerns we absolutely need to hear from business and one of the issues over the last couple of years has been that actually it's been the business lobby groups way to the concerns not businesses themselves and actually there's no substitute for hearing from the voice of business directly the decisions

market and it's all there later jim rickards as well as talked about it as. vajra here is again what he says this is also mirrors exactly what our experts in the second half constantine gird you have had said is that she was following exactly to a t what classical economics would teach you how to respond to this crisis during the financial crisis for russia two thousand and fourteen exactly the opposite of how the rest of the global central banks responded to the financial crisis of two thousand and seven to two thousand and nine he said so when abilene goes to the central bank governors meeting some basel she's the one preaching orthodoxy almost all central banks have either negative interest rates very low interest rates or some kind of extraordinary monetary accommodation and here you've got the central bank of russia with the highest real interest rates in the g twenty they are. pursuing what the i.m.f. would call a classic conventional policy where he said that at the time that it was a classic conventional policy this is how you would respond but you ca

well there are already found and. found here and tourists taking selfies outside the found zone i would say the whole city is a lecture fied with football there are new flags hanging all around the city advertising the final tonight and throughout this whole world cup you could watch the football even in the metro as well as in bars around the city and russians may be out of the game but they are certainly looking forward to tonight's final as well i saw people around the city with russian flags painted on their cheeks draped in russian flags as well and i guess that their support will probably be divided today on the one hand they say that the croatians are kind of some kind of a brother nation and also if they win then that means that the russian team will have been kicked out by the world champions but there will be also a lot of support for the french as well one thing is clear the russians will definitely be watching this match tonight and there will probably be a big street party afterwards as well maya a lot to

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well those are the headlines on al-jazeera the do stay with us inside story is coming up next thank you for watching. a wave of joy in russia are all for a thrilling and to a successful world cup but off to the euphoria what's next for moscow and the many challenges it faces at home and abroad and what lessons the cast of the hosts of the next games in twenty twenty two this is inside story. the at the at. the us. over and welcome to the program i'm laura caro for over a month people around the world were captivated by a single of bent football's world cup in russia the highs of victory in the lows of defeat were shared by millions of fans watching on television and attending the games the hosts russia it's been a resoundingly success the president called it the best tournament ever but russia's government hasn't escaped criticism especially from rights groups who say it's use the world cup to distract from challenges at home i have a lot to get to with our guests in just a moment but first roy chalons has this report from moscow. the party is almost over many of the visitors have gone

well north korea last time i checked isn't an ally of the united states and we're working out well i think this is where the real worry years is that will mr putin have more of a sway on us foreign policy decision making and trade policy etc then european allies will and this is a huge issue and very good why do you think putin want to trump elected well i think that hillary clinton as secretary of state was trying to destabilize russia in twenty fourteen i think that he saw her as an enemy and i think that he felt he wanted to attack the united states and this is the way they did it's not just the united states or russia attacks our european allies to really want to have more in line with issues i mean that's cheaper than fighting a war i'm glad you can concede that and we've got to move on but i do want to ask you this just on a personal point you've been interviewed not just by congressional committees but by robert muller a special counsel to him as well do you worry that he may end up sending you to prison to no not at all but don't think they have to try. anybody who's been bef

well the c.s.u. beside the point of what differences may be on particle particular policy aspects but since you has a long and firm tradition of c.e.o.'s you m.p.'s and members backing their leadership so you will have a much harder time getting open criticism to really come to the surface than you would even in terms of anglo-american c.d.u. party in just as we are we saw those ranks close behind uncle america all over this blatant and brazen attack from the c.s.u. leadership in particular horses who for here in bavaria we are seeing the ranks close behind horses. in this crucial hour where he puts his political fate on the line potentially but at the same time also drowning out those who came in almost quite cheerful like a month later viva who is a prominent european politician he's the leader of the european peoples party the conservative bloc in the european parliament who basically said he was quite heartened by the fact that i'm going to machall to come back with those bilateral agreements of

and as well preparation. macarthur sees that after world war ii the united states is completely drawn down all its forces, just like world war i, we have all that message traffic over there where he's screaming you have three bat i don't know -- battalion regiments down to two, you have three regiments down to two regiments. you're sending me officers that are not worth anything. you're sending me soldiers that are basically convicts. this isn't going to play the next time it comes out and sure enough here you go five years later, kim il-song invades south korea. it's all gloom and doom except to macarthur. what did i do in world war ii? what did i do in world war i? let's be bold. i mean, you are facing dunkirk. you are about to get kicked off and macarthur and the united states marine corps pull off this amazing bold strike which in two weeks totally changes the fortunes of the war. north koreans screaming across the border and everybody back at the pentagon calling macarthur the sorcerer of hinchan. pulled

i hope we get along well i think we get along well but ultimately he's a competitor he's representing gratia i'm representing the united states so in a sense we're competitors not a question of friend or enemy he's not my enemy and hopefully some day maybe he'll be a friend it could happen but i know i just don't know him very well i've been a couple of times in a pretty extraordinary meeting to our europe correspondent peter all of her has more on one of the most intense nato summit in recent history. donald trump ran out onto the field determined to try and provoke a fight with somebody under merkel was the first point of call but he didn't get a rise out of chancellor merkel until well he brought up energy and sell it suggesting that because germany took in his words sixty to seventy percent of their energy from russia there it's well germany was a captive of the russian state germany is a captive for those they supply they get rid of their cause to get rid of it. they get it so much of the world and yes for russia i think it's something that has to look at it is very inappropriate

it was sixty four years old well before joining r.t. ed had been for several years one of the most watched and common on m s n b c and had a successful career too as a big radio personality his reporting gave voice to workers in the labor unions and he was never afraid to speak out and then always wanted his country to be a role model to the world and also to his own citizens during his short time in r.t. america he covered several high profile news events which did showcase to his talents and experience as an orang newsman he covered the breaks it votes with larry king and america's twenty sixteen presidential election. senator in every poll you beat donald trump far more than your opponent do you want the superdelegates to consider that and i think they have to look at hillary clinton and i disagree on a whole lot of issues and people in the convention i'm going to disagree but one thing we're all united on trump would be a disaster for this country must not become president or have cell you understand why i have come all the way from

well the city. analysts say the chinese targeted soybeans because the plant is grown in many states that voted for donald trump in twenty sixteen for a large number of u.s. soil being famous the decisions made by the white house sic no bankruptcy. and just one month after a federal judge in the u.s. approved eighty enties eighty five point four billion dollars acquisition of time warner the u.s. justice department said it would appeal the decision it's. because of antitrust concerns saying the deal would harm consumers the federal judge then moved to the most forward regardless following a lengthy trial well president obama told also opposed the deal. about is your business update here on d w you can always find out more if you follow us on social media. is a simple game twenty two men chase a blow for ninety minutes. following the semifinals be taking a closer look at me i'm coming. to will become a champion twenty eight the french croatian. shut up. next to the. laundry guy the international talk

well, you just told us the secret. - yeah, well-- - how many days a week do you work? tuesdays and wednesdays usually. good gig. - not exactly overworked, you see. - yeah. - can we talk about a scandal? - sure. 2001, you shaved your mustache. - oh, yeah. - that was a big deal. alex: and i couldn't understand that. it got more press than some of the international events that were occurring at that time. - harvey: it did. - alex: we're at war and everything, and i'm telling-- "what the hell are you thinking of? you're-- you're asking me about my mustache." - it was a big deal. - yeah. alex: the public is like the voting public in america right now. they're split 50/50 as to whether i should have a mustache or not. my wife is on the side of those who say clean-shaven. - so, i'm clean-shaven. she wins. - she wins. you once said-- and i love this. "if you have no personality, you can't be a contestant. you can host it, but you can't be a contestant." pretty self-effacing. well, i'm there as a facilitator. i wanna make you look good. i want you to be the very best you can b

well. well they're counting game of the world cup was also a first by having bowl goals our correspondent checked out the quality of women's football in. which team has the best. game of the world cup they both beat russia after all they won five nil no saudi arabia wrong again so here's who did. they found another player with every single pass the. ball in the world cups opening there from a junior women's football club today from a neighborhood. remote even by russian standards to get their free moment at the world cup opener the teenagers won a contest against boys and girls from all over the world biggest country. so this is obviously a. good olympic year but it seems that if it. could be said of the mistakes of. the . millions would have loved to find themselves in the same boots. when. girls from this amateur football club from moscow not so many of those in russia for now but count them in you won't see them helping out at the russian world cup arenas but these ladies of. power don't

well so you can clearly see the politics and. business is that they go in business they go hand in hand together and america's aggressive stance on trade is scaring off some companies and some investors to a so ironically enough world some skeptics even a decade ago couldn't really pinpoint the purpose or breaks well now the a lot of people are rallying around the block around the idea of trade. ok thank you hugo that was you know she done for us there at the bric summit in johannesburg thank you. so the e.u. and the u.s. have agreed to work together towards cutting import tariffs in a bid to prevent a trade war although terrorists are currently still in place trump tweeted a picture of junker kissing him on the cheek saying the allies still love each other but the e.u. had previously said it wouldn't negotiate with a gun to its head although it since softened it starts. we have identified a number of areas from which to work together. to work towards zero terrorists on the industrial goods that was my main intention. to trump to

well welcome to sophie and tell i'm. not sad today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas. childes seemed wrong but old rules just don't know all. the world yet to shape out this day to come out to it and engage with it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten y. collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth of the ultra rich eight point six percent of the market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one in one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only boom bust. just. luck. players . play. a little for the common link. above play play. welcome back to

and in a way there you can see the russian diplomat really upping the ante saying well go on then give us these names if you're going to make these allegations we want to see evidence of it and we've just got a line from the russian foreign ministry as well they've said that if the u.k. keeps these alleged russian suspects classified if this case becomes secret well then moscow will regard it as a cover up of the perpetrators so there's clearly a sense of increasing frustration here i would say from the russian side that the british media can sort of go on making these allegations almost indefinitely without a shred of evidence from the or thora season without any official statements from the police investigation to back it up. french president emmanuel necron is under huge pressure after top aide was caught beating up a student protester the incident took place as an anti-government rally in may and was captured on camera by an activist. but you know it. was was. was was. because i was shocked and very angry i would never have believed it wasn't a policeman and now anyone can wear a u

thank you dyslexia the well wherever you watching us from today i am very well thank you from the polite skew here in russia's new capsule that i will consider with the sally how about last night what a roller coaster of emotions we went through during the match between russia and palatial we had a bit of a crowd with us head on the way in palace square and all of us the current career included got a little bit wild of the one who was was the live. and those scenes here were no exception to anything going on around the country apart from those lucky fifty thousand or so who had tickets to the such a stadium millions were watching the game glued to their screens not just here in the host country but also in croatia. i have. now here you. know i was who was i was was was was was was was. certainly had a drilling charge time of it fighting spirit every minute of the game it seems one one off the normal time it was two extra time the players giving their all all their emotions all the energy on the football field that someone at the table always good sheriff told. me is the rocket goal open

you know well that i do think is extraordinary. this whole russia hysteria has gotten out of control and that trump was labeled a traitor. for just meeting with foreign leader like vladimir putin is just outrageous and the fact that they would the democrats would ask for the interpreter to testify that is unprecedented but this is an unprecedented situation again i don't think we've seen this type of reaction to a meeting between a president in a foreign leader even during the first cold war. i don't think presidents were treated like this for meeting with a soviet leader yeah that's been pointed out the talks continued right through i thought you're exactly right another important issue done on the day it seems that don't trump with i postpone a second summit with vladimir putin at least until twenty ninth dean what could be behind not in your opinion. well i mean to me it's clear that the pressure has worked i mean all this these claims about treason and being traitorous worked to pressure him to back off normalizing relations wi

well with the threat of u.s. tariffs we seeing all five leaders coming out and saying that they are united they are planning to work more closely together than ever before and they plan to increase trade between each other china is by far the biggest economy here at the bric summit and it's among friends and allies but it has to keep those friends happy and one way we see that is in the past few days in africa for example the chinese they've been pumping billions of dollars into some african countries like south africa rwanda and a synagogue all those things are on the table what's happening now is that all five leaders are in closed door meetings they will be merged from those meetings and give some form of statement to explain how they plan to work together how they plan to counter plans from the u.s. and then of course they released a statement and science and documents and her it's not just the americans of course is it who have a particular problem with the way the chime in does business is others as well no

filled day and again i would like to renew my well come to you. on earth forty or so from the. from the media send the ladies and gentleman just now. it. thank you. the first for our. way were nice the fruits of the first four achievements from the past two decades. it's like ok. so are they so grim and send documents involves about thirty billion us dollars including i and d. technology an investment this is just that. these. government consultation terms of the economy and shading. fruit fellow. we so white branch we. ask the top one your rank. in terms of all. areas just now the most. chancellor merkel mentioned that china is the economy so go a growing study and also to adjust the pricing of approach a protectionist germ li we can say that actually seize the opportunity of these. this afternoon just now about the german company buffalo signed up to a contract with their gone don't provincial council in terms of the cherry trading just now we mentioned that since we signed up the contract then we have to make it happen as so these that's the fi

well u.s. presidential candidate senator bernie sanders offered his condolences of his death . and interviewed the senate on multiple occasions saunders said ed schultz represented the interests of everyday americans rather than corporations he added that ed was his personal friend that his death is a great loss well actually it was a highly respected in the industry of broadcasting he will be greatly missed. back soon with more. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies who he made to me to people this is the simple song alone even some company elsewhere they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody else drop off. laxness you guys you got to be a violent to come out because. i've been this is. just because i'm out of it uproar over some more you know and of the left bill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over . much more than war it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. purpose on their day down towards the one. day the third o

this is a very well written document. thank you. >> thank you. >> once this is up for approval, commissioners, you can vote on this today, and once again, commissioners, if you need more information, it can be deferred. >> so commissioners, what is your pleasure? there's a motion that's been drafted by the department, and it's before you if you wish to consider the motion today. otherwise, please also let me know what other questions you would like answered, and we can take that up later. so your pleasure, please. are you prepared for the vote? if so, then, a motion definitely needs to be placed on the table. >> i'll move. >> i move that we -- i move that we approve this plan as is. >> which is resolution number 18.2 at this point. >> i'll second the motion. >> and there's a second to the motion. is there now further discussion on the motion? if not, then, we're prepared for the vote. all those in favor, please say aye [voting] >> all those opposed? the motion has been passed. thank you very much. >> thank you, commission

are also in collaboration with isis as well that is really mortar and we do. question should be how did israel allow isis to remain on its border for six years now this is a big question the rest of the areas are that are so basically we have a mandate we have an obligation to rescue our people they're not all like we could lose them so that they can live peacefully in the free secular life without any jihad without any islamic jihad you this is what we're doing and that's what we continue to do we don't care we do what the e.u. says about this well the who says it's against isis day action it may be an ally of israel but it's also against al-qaeda. having said that britain of course leaving the european union what did you make of these reports in the past few days that under to resumes leadership there's been bombing of your country near that area. you know thirty something is deeply involved in supporting terror groups in syria. you know just just mention the her latest legs to provide millions of pounds to the white helmets and we have all the evidence and

so it was this is like well you know he might as well try this so yeah i mean the also interesting is that southgate played in about three when he played for england so in ninety six and ninety eight so he knows how that system works. and i think it's good for tournament football as well i think it works it gives you flexibility you know a lot of these players now are being exposed to some of the best coaches in the world and i think that is where perhaps we got an advantage maybe where the premier league's advantage is actually counting for us don't you expect a little bit more from stephanie yeah i mean i'd say sterling has been the one player who maybe his place comes under threat but southgate i think is going to stick with him he's got his eleven and he's sticking with it and that's that's fair enough i mean i actually thought the russians should've played the last game i think he would have been a bit more i don't know he's got that that that ability to finish a bit more sterling kind of as you just said is a bit more hesitant but he creates the chances and i think by changing t

well time for everyone i've been limmy turn to you. the g.o.p. should love these democratic socialists because it's the fighting it's dividing the democratic party and you can tell from the very top they're scared of these people go ahead i would yeah i would say to the democrats that you know it's ok to have that wing of the party i mean the republicans and the tea party wing but it does make your candidate an electable in certain places now if they had the democratic party runs more conservative candidates in these places they may have a better chance of winning but i'm sure the party apparatus doesn't really care for a lot of this talk about. you know free college education for everybody medicare for all because these are very expensive programs and nobody is figured out in the democratic party or anywhere else how to pay for these but of course you know the republicans have done this with their tax cuts that's what they do to get a lack of good ok i mean well and i mean let me living in fact let me just instead of they increase it i have to w

a bit fresher as well.atlantic has the influence, but you can see a lot of cloud spilling in on top of that area of high pressure. you may see quite a bit of cloud on saturday, maybe even the odd shower. but the emphasis for the weekend is dry on saturday, some sunny spells, temperatures 23 to 26 celsius. a bit cooler and temperatures about 18 to 21 further north. sunday, some cloud spilling in towards northern and western areas with outbreaks of rain. the driest and brightest weather down towards the south, where temperatures will start to pick up again. it is set to get even hotter as we go into next week. that's it for me stop you buy. this is bbc news. i'm annita mcveigh. these are the top stories developing at midday: the new brexit secretary is heading to brussels with a message that more needs to be done to reach an agreement. we will be starting to step up some of those preparations, and some of that will become more publicly facing in the weeks and months ahead. meanwhile, the european commission p

well i mean do france look like. the whole thing and i think whoever they play now in sunday's final whether it's. definitely not matches favorites they've got progressively better in this tournament they labored through the group phase to some extent they just did what ladies do to get through then they had an impressive victory. in the last sixteen of the day and nichols finals and today now this is the final that's what it means to the french in paris sort of racing off to. their almost reminiscence of the scenes we saw in paris in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight that was of course the last time front's won the world cup so i think given what they've seen today given what they've seen through this form and safe it will be confident that they will be able to do just that. they came so close to reaching their first finals so close but they can do it so close yet so far a lot of people talking about the golden generation by the likes of kevin the burnette and i don't think the golden generation are completely

ascii well france is well champion two thousand and eighteen. congress relation congress lation long done well deserved yeah absolutely deserved. very nice game nice to watch i'm still a little bit i feel sorry for croatia on must say no i'm not happy with that real i mean france was very good gracious the scores too high and might not be as indicative of the game and how the game actually was examined think the first half was france with two goals you know. football sebastiaan can you hear us we can see you at least yes i can hear you salt how i can hear yeah how i was i was what's up in soccer. i'm not sure if i heard your question but i'm believe you believe everybody super happy here when they're singing out of us going to put about three years of experience gracious a world champion it's not that they are drunk or something it's just that they're so so happy that their team made it to the final at all they say i could do it in a ghost portugal but now i mean my head. coach he says says that the first of the worlds actually there is no one i

along well hopefully some day maybe i'll be. friend it could happen but i don't i just don't know him very well in the sense we're competitors not a question of friends or enemies not my enemy well as for what might be achieved come monday the new york director of the nuclear age peace foundation told me that atomic weapons should be top of the agenda we preparing a lot of negative opinion and minimalist but i'll tell you what i'm hoping what i mean i think charm and while. that he might want to be really he campaigned saying he wants to make a deal with russia he may deal with what korea. started back to the hostilities and i hope that. president putin can reestablish the look that is that russia was constantly making you go on the trip so they can. be said but. and it's your fault i'm not that us rejects i hope it's off the back on the table and they can come out of the meeting saying look we're going to finally get rid of nuclear weapons ok that's it for me medina cultivars here over the next few hours as we wrap up the world

the economy is doing well, but it was doing well before he took office. with unemployment doing well, and much of trump's success is superficial. while he is more popular among republicans, the party overall is shrinking. his trade war, and north korea, all could turn against him. if the democrats' reaction this week to the kennedy retirement proved anything, it's that the democratic party has not figured out how to succeed in the trump era. >> you know, we democrats are a big tent. >> reporter: the supreme court fight has exposed the party in opposition to the president, but divided over goals, messaging and tactics. >> i think we will have a plan and it will be announced by the democratic leader at an appropriate time. >> reporter: but it's not clear what that plan is. democrats with 20/20 ambitions, eager to win progressive support, are promising the base of fight. >> don't tell me that this battle is one that's already lost. i do not believe that. >> this is a fight that is born out of love of country, and we're not going to let anyone take our flag.

lou: well, who do you think wins? one of these where i think -- i'm going to bet on the president. of. lou: all right -- [laughter] that's usually a pretty good bet. apple, it turns out, will be vulnerabling if this thing goes much further with china, we're told. personally, i don't know how true that is. i don't think china's stupid in any measure. to mess with apple would be pretty stupid. >> well, particularly when they make most of the products, and it's one of the biggest marketplaces in the world today, so i agree with you. i don't find the chinese to be stupid. i don't think they're always honest, but they're certainly not stupid. lou: no, they're stealing. they're dishonest, in point of fact. they steal $600 billion in intellectual property, but they'll destroy a sizable chunk of their economy if they mess with foxconn and apple. >> i think that's an absolutely correct assessment. obviously, this issue's complicated, but you've convinced me this is policy. not good chinese policy though. lou: it's really dumb

i missed it as well stop stop stop. well it's on me. i'm. all very conservative very conservative. zero zero that's that's in a sense. that's a. no you only managed to do it. but ninety do you have one you know finally yes go. right. you have that on tape. now you have a delete out on tape. back to work that would have been nice. for putting. up. it's. right we're all set to start in five yes the studio has a signal. he's not going to talk about no place just me right after the arse explores one new bit of their new. record. to say what we know. how to illustrate. well welcome to sophie until i'm so busy shevardnadze said today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas this. good luck little. twenty forty you know bloody revolution of you tube clip the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know we hear it but i mean your list put video through to me in the new bill is that i new school in the middle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fo

well yes but that's the government's rhetoric. taken has never abandoned his left wing anti-imperialist rhetoric but of course when once he was back in power after two thousand and six he implemented much more pragmatic policies he actually developed quite a successful economic model in conjunction with the private sector who were representatives of business were included on the advisory panels and contracts government contracts one hundred out to the private sector and this worked rather well the economy was growing about four percent a year or more for several years until very recently and i think the reference to venezuela or alias is quite interesting because they're playing by the venezuela playbook now venezuela bankrolled the ortega government in recent years about six hundred million dollars a year where solve all on very easy terms and credits flowing from caracas to acronis enabled this this model to keep functioning it's when it started drying up and one of the things they had to do is increase contributions to pensions

roll well with it. really. we're not talking just a martial art we're talking. joy in thailand and around the world as divers rescue the last four school boys and their football coach from a flooded k. o i maryam namazie in london you with al-jazeera also coming up. thousand celebrate in the streets of paris after france beat belgium to progress to the final of the world cup. the life. after all you don't have to be a blunt message from the e.u. as president triumph lies in what's expected to be a nato summit. and free at last after eight years under house arrest china allows the widow of nobel peace prize winner new job oh to fly to germany. it was the moment the world's been waiting for after seventeen days trapped deep inside a flooded cave system all twelve thai boys and their football coach have been rescued in just three days an elite team of divers has succeeded in navigating dangerous passages of flooded caves to bring them out to safety jamila and are going to has more now from chiang rai. after their seventeen deep underground or deal all boys and thei

and that has its downsides as well. while we don't wa nt to downsides as well.ed just shy of his. is that an excuse in the making for tiger woods? do you have to see a physiotherapist first? well, this is one of the fortunate things about it not coming good in the evidence, is it is available in normal stores on the high streets. it is not laced with anything, it hasn't got any anaesthetic, so not really. people that purport to sell the ultimate training course for it, essentially it isa training course for it, essentially it is a fairly benign product. it is something that while it has some interesting effect and there is room for it to do more, i don't think it is necessarily something that you can buy, there are leaflets with the boxes and you can just give it a go. his arms are a little loose, but we managed to get through it. thank you very much. a poor old frank. time to turn the hal and in just be grateful that charlie cannot grab any of yourlimbs. grateful that charlie cannot grab any of your limbs. i did want to be insulted about 30 minutes ago with tho

both sides well matched, it's hard to call.e're heading through the first half of the true time and we know what comes at the end of that extra half an hour if the team to still level. perranporth beach in cornwall. hyde park in london. everyone looking tends. nottingham castle in the east midlands. and manchester — castlefield bowl in the city centre. it is getting to the sharp end of things, we will keep you up—to—date. we'll bring you the latest on the nato summit — donald trump didn't beat around the bush. germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting so much of its energy from russia. first pictures of the boys rescued from the thai caves, and we've started to get more detail on the extraordinary way they got them out. those of us here in the bbc news remark as involved as the football is anyone else. we will keep you up—to—date on the match and were in the main stories from around the if you're english or croatian, and looking for some respite from the tension — i can't help quite yet. we'll co

well . i worry about it in the sense that. i don't think we can just threaten another war like we did with north korea i was very much opposed to the notion that we could have a kind of a decapitation strike against the north korean leadership and not have mendis casualties hundreds of thousands of casualties in south korea so i was glad the sectary madis was there. a caution in the war on the north korean peninsula or on the korean peninsula would be devastating and consequence i'm glad that they be able to lower the temperature with respect to iran we have a different situation at this point they don't have nuclear weapons but they do have the revolutionary guard they do they are constitute a real threat a terrorist threat they have been gauging terrorist activities not only in the east but around the world so i think the notion that we're going to be able to just level the strike iran and prevent them from ever getting them into weapons is a bit optimistic and i think that we've got to be careful if there's a new deal that

to do that well the bracks referendum was just two years ago the negotiations the e.u. as we know started just a year ago after the general election and what i was saying there actually was a say there's no other type within my party or within the wider populace for a change of leadership and i think if you going to compare to reason may's leadership to jeremy corbin's you'll see on the issue of as with many other things on the labor side an even more divided party than we are but i'm not sure the partnership really helps here the point is that actually what people want as i say is the best bricks a deal for the united kingdom and they don't feel they have a chance of getting it particularly the people who murder in this country as you said before the people who employ millions of people who have to put consumer goods in the shops who have to keep the factories working these are the people who have lost faith in your party you knew well i think what they're saying at the moment is there's undoubtedly much frustration with how things are. panning out and in terms of the

well you know. thank you it's just to finish on that you know so important that was an amazing and really an amazing meeting i thought and i really think that we establish very good relationships will see where it all ends but there have been no missile tests there have been no research where that has been they have blown up a side i hear they're blowing up another site missile site they've taken down all of the propaganda in fact somebody said there's no more music playing at the border line you know the music was going on for many years they said recently that while there's no more of the heavy music and the propaganda they have they've done a lot of things and we got back our three hostages so it's a good it's a good process but the main thing is that have been no rocket launches there have been no missile tests there's been no nuclear tests no explosions no nothing for almost nine months ok. place. macaskill from the guardian and your trip to the u.k. there are lots of protests planned london an

well croatia's for. team have arrived back in zagreb out to the country's first i thought well cup final there were celebrations going on at the airport a few short time ago these that those recent pictures of the team are certainly making their way into the main square where they're being welcomed to will be welcomed by the prime minister and the province and self has asked employers to release stuff early so they can attend and train tickets to zagreb a half price full day sunday was the first time that the country a full million people have ever reached the world cup finals foresee walker is in zagreb before so i think we have to say robyn first just paint the picture where you are and what's going on right now. well we've had we've had all kinds happening here when we had all the thousands of packed into the square now we had a military fly. fighter jets high school see the croatian see back here to the airport from moscow we had a helicopter fly go ahead with croatian flags they believe they are goi

well for all its talk to my colleague. who is standing by in frankfurt poll take has been down for a few days now what's behind the sudden losses and do investors fear there's a trend. there's been a big selloff triggered by earnings season mostly on nascar but other tech companies as well also in asia and the problem is that these companies have been shouldering a bullish market for nine years almost singlehandedly so the expectations have grown and grown grown and. and now stellar growth is already priced into the shares so if a company doesn't quite match that. there's a high chance of a drop right now i spoke to analysts earlier and they said this was way overdue tech companies valuations have been way too high and if you look at it for nine years you know you can't always be on top it might be time for a bigger change although they say it's too early to say whether that will continue . further down much more well flamini is apple has been the hottest of those tech companies the one investors are watching most closely

i have my copy and i hope that you will get one as well. joseph esposito is historian, writer and he served in three presidential administration, most recently under deputy secretary of international affairs and held various positions for 11 years and was a working group chair for the commission of free cuba which submitted the report to president george bush in 2004. he also had taught history at three colleges and is currently associate professor at northern virginia community college. one thing of the kennedy of the kennedy administration, the legendary kingdom of king author and the knights of the round table, indeed, kennedy's administration, a thousand brief days in office are remembered for the style and elegance that kennedy brought to modern presidency. the dinner on april 29th, 1962 for the best and the brightest, dubbed the egg-head roll from the white house lawn and allegation president kennedy vigorously disputed. this dinner brought together nobel, authors, statesmen and scientists for one glorious night. robert and more than