and i have a lwa ys together as a unit. was the best style we could do it. we were struggling, we had problems with the engine, and we seemed like we we re with the engine, and we seemed like we were sitting duck at some stage. but they made a mistake which brought us back into contention, and i‘m just so proud of everyone. the opening day of the atp finals in london has produced a big shock, with kei nishikori beating roger federer in straight sets. the japanese had never beaten the swiss indoors, but took the first set on a tie break and claimed the second 6—3. the format is round robin, so federer, who has won the end—of—year tournament six times, could still reach the final. in the day‘s other match, kevin anderson beat dominic thiem and britain‘s jamie murray won his doubles match. that‘s all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your evening. the governor of california is urging president trump to declare two huge wildfires are major disaster to free up wildfires are major disaster to free up more funding for the emerg

progress of units and thinking about how to count a unit as produced when it's given, for example, infrastructure money in sunnydale and potrero. how do we tie that investment to the production of a unit? we have been doing a lot of thinking about that and thinking about how to present our progress. this is the best summary table that we have for you today. each of the program areas and investments are broken out in the rose and then we have accounts of units that are in predevelopment phase, under design, site preparation, that kind of thing. how many units are currently in construction, and then how many are completed? as we progressed through to completion, we will be seeing those numbers move from left to right in the table. i. i will mention that we will be seeing, as we get towards completion of spending, it takes a little bit longer even after that for a unit to be fully completed and occupied. we will have a little bit of lag between finalization of spending and actual occupancy of the units, but that's understandable and to be expected. as far as the second issuance is co

united story -- states entered they were and he was working in connecticut. he was in the selective service act of the united states and was drafted in the united states service and his uniform as a united states soldier is shown next to the german uniform. he basically ended up near the same place in france that he was is a german -- german soldier two years before and the incredible feeling that he was there serving and he deserted and went to the united states and went back as united states soldier to serve with the american expeditionary sources -- forces during the war. to have both of the uniforms survive and to become part of the collection isn't interested -- is a pretty interesting thing to happen.>> african- americans that served and they were were in the 92nd and 90 third judge 93rd and we will take a look at their equipment pick >> from the first unit was a 369 regiment known as the health fighters or the fighting rattlesnakes. you can see the shoulders sleeves insignia of the fighting rattlesnakes. they came from the 15th new york national guard and when the u.s. troops were federalized, it became part of the 93rd division. when they got to france, they were in dir

safe this agreement does that protect the integrity of the united kingdom and a peaceful settlement in northern ireland by leaving the e.u. as one united kingdom and having no hard border between northern ireland and ardent this agreement does that as well yes difficult and sometimes uncomfortable decisions have had to be made i understand fully that there is some who are unhappy with those compromises but this deal delivers what people voted for and it is in the national interest and we can only secure it if we unite behind the agreement reached in cabin it yesterday. if we do not move forward without agreement nobody can know for sure the consequences that will follow it would be to take a path of deep and grave uncertainty when the british people just want us to get on with it they are looking to the conservative party to deliver to deliver a bricks it that works for the whole u.k. a strong economy that keeps jobs safe and wages rising and first class public services we can rely on an n.h.s. there for all of us great schools for every child and the homes that families need that is what the people we serve expect and that

as they pay to casual and contract workers on minimum wage. while four premiership clubs have signed up to pay all staff the living wage, many top playing clubs, such as manchester unitedcity, still haven't. andy verity, bbc news. now, the latest sculpture to shock the footballing world has gone on show in sharm el sheik. this is the brand—new bust of the liverpool and egypt footballer mo salah, which was on display yesterday at the world youth forum in his native country. it claims to depict the striker with his arms out wide in the goalscoring celebration he is famous for, but the figure has sparked a somewhat satirical response on social media. indeed, for many, it's less mo salah and more leo sayer! unfortunately, it has triggered memories of this infamous bust of cristiano ronaldo, which was met with worldwide ridicule and eventually replaced. no need to wrap up particularly warmly this one finite, it is mild out the, and our weather watchers have been taking pictures of the fireworks. this is how it looked for a weather watcher in staffordshire earlier. there is quite a lot of cloud up there. you can see how this cloud up there. you can see how this cloud streams

was before the whole you know it will wake up go to work every day and try to bring the best out so they're really pull together as a unit and have always told you how much you want to is there to try for their hand today was like the best out there we could do it because we were struggling ten celebrates his tenth race win of the season one of frustrated best oppen knew the wind could have been his when the dutchman found okon at the post race scales the red bull driver made his feelings known. the stage is set for a thrilling clues into south america's club competition a copa leave of tough dorris after fierce rivals river plate and boca juniors drew two all in the first leg on sunday from on a boca the lead in the thirty fourth minute but his celebrations were short lived when lukas prato levelled just two minutes later for river much swung bocas way when d'addario been a death toll scored at the end of the first time. but an own goal by carlos is with all its gave the river back into the game proper back in the game the better but if there is rivals meet again for the decider in to the story. in german football luke

their salaries, as united and, most of their budget goes to staff, 60%-70%. next is the rent for district offices, depending on the district a are in. in a metropolitan area, it would be harder. that a smallthings business would spend money on, computer hardware, computer software, reimbursing staff for travel. they use their own cars, we don't have any government issued cars. you've got to lease your own own cars, andr they get reimbursed by the government at whatever the rate is. host: insurance? guest: something like $.40 or $.50 per mile. they get paid back, usually enough to cover the cost. host: what is going to be the most important take away for new members of congress? impugn upony to them that the higher process is the most important thing. don't hire someone you can't fire. if someone says, talk to my cousin's nephew, that's not someone you want because you can't work with them. take of the washington staff. we need people in d.c. to help you get started, great, talented people. host: brad fitch is with the congressional management foundation, resi

know it will wake up go to work every day and try to bring the best out themselves and i really pull together as a unit and i've always told you how much you want to is there to drive for them and today was like the best out there we could do it because we were struggling. hamilton celebrates his tenth race win of the season while a frustrated for stop a new doing could have been a haze. when he found okon at the post race scales the red bull driver made his feelings known. on stage is set for a thrilling conclusion to south america's cup competition the copilot but adore this after a fierce rivals for the plate and boca juniors drew two all in the first like on sunday for mon be that he gave bulk of the lead in the thirty fourth minute of the home side celebrations were short lived as lucas pato level to just ten minutes later for river so much swung back bocas way when daddy a better dancer scored at the end of the first half with an own goal by carlos in square dos. of a back of the gate to put aside his rivals meet again for the decider in two weeks . is remind of our top stories this hour at least

about this killing and it being carried out and kimberly as you just referenced and as you have reported there is far from a unanimous voice coming out of the united states when it comes to how to deal with saudi arabia even before this happened and now that this as happened and they rolled out more information how do we think that certain members of congress are going to respond to what was said today. we're seeing an active effort in the u.s. senate even as we speak there is a floor speech that if it hasn't already gotten underway it is set to get under way by the new jersey senator democratic senator bob menendez he has already in june put in place a hold if you will on saudi arms sales now he's trying to go a step further and block the sale of munitions to bahrain which of course is closely aligned to saudi arabia he is partnering with the republican senator rand paul so this is a bipartisan effort coming out of the senate essentially what we're hearing capitol hill is there is pressure and a direct challenge to the white house to do more in response to the killing of. but what we've also seen is a tipping point the fact that the long sort of

as a person of color and as a muslim. to be the first muslim woman to represent the united states of the game and to bring home a metal for our country i feel like was not just a great opportunity for me but to push back against the narrative that has been perpetuated the media and hollywood and that to me, is not true. >> host: at what point in your life did you feel that perhaps you were in the majority in this country going up in new jersey? >> guest: i am from a bullet, new jersey, 30 minutes west of here of new york city and very inclusive and super diverse and i did not know that my skin color or might religious belief by the power to change how people tweeted me. i learned from fencing and traveling to different cities in two different townships and for me it was an eye-opener being a kid of color in the sport of fencing. >> host: were you often the only muslim in the only person of color at these events. >> guest: i would say most of the time, yeah. even out as a member of the united states fencing team i can go to work up and be the only black athlete out of 200 anywhere in the world and when i think my mission i

was before the whole you know it will wake up go to work every day and try to bring the best out himself i really pull together as a unit and i've always told you how much you want to is there to drive for them and today was like the best style that we could do it because we were struggling. hamilton celebrates his tenth race win of the season while for st louis hamilton there in brazil our job watching news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. why don't we walk when we were. eighty percent americans at some point and i was really experienced timeship i listen.

and i think that they said they're not united states is the one who is back in this war and they can stay with us soon as they want but we know that the united states have struck billions of dollars in deals with. some of the lot of just. in us history has been doing during this war. just doesn't matter to yemenis because the first thing that the united states actually can do and the united nations yemeni is to lift the blockade at least to leave for humanitarian aid supplies and fuel to come into yemen freely and then they control about peace eric do you agree with what hussein is saying that if the united states had wanted to do something about this sooner they could happen mean they are they are supplying obviously a lot of the weapons somewhat just support as well and horrific things continue to happen there particularly to civilians. yeah i mean he's right in the sense that you know the united states has extraordinary leverage in terms of refueling logistical support munitions sales and also targeting assistance as well and the administration has been very reluctant and resistant to exercising some

you know it will wake up going to work every day to try to bring the best out of self and really pull together as a unit and more so how much you want is there to drive for them and today was like the best out there we could do it because we were struggling. hamilton celebrates his tenth race win of the season while a frustrated for stop a new do we could have been the case. when he found okon at the post race scales the red bull driver made his feelings known. or demonic in italy in the e.u. are still wrangling over italy's budget yes and there's a big deadline looming terry tomorrow tuesday in the best as a certainly braced for a roller coaster week as the standoff between rome and brussels over its least fiscal plan for twenty nine thousand comes to a head the european commission rejected the budget plan last month saying it flouted a commitment to know whether the deficit and it did not guarantee a reduction in the country's debt which by the way is the second highest in the us portion of g.d.p. the commission gave rome until tomorrow tuesday to present a new budget if there's no agreement brussels

as the valves are from hundreds of churches who are commemorating the great war. almost 200 town crier is will be giving their message in towns and cities across the united kingdom soeally a project to involve as many people and as many towns and places as possible. the finale of the commemoration weekend, certainly here in london, was the service here in westminster abbey attended by the queen, prince of wales, the duke and duchess of cambridge, the duke and duchess of cambridge, the duke and duchess of cambridge, the duke and duchess of sussex, it was a very moving ceremony. the queen along with the resident of germany gave a handshake along with a symbol of reconciliation. the sole lay flowers at the grave of the unknown warrior as did children from across the united kingdom. there or readings by the prince of wales and there was the prince of wales and there was the reading by the actor byjohn seven which was the memoir of a tommy and the final sentence struck me. it was the end of four years of a terrible war and there was huge uncertainty about the horror for so many years and the final sentence was, after yea rs many years and the final sentence was, after y

and happy thanksgiving. over in the united states as you know, and you are celebrating it where you are throughout the worldnd we will talk to you individually. we are honored to be joined by great patriots. you are great patriots representing each branch of the armed services. melania and i want to express our gratitude for the sacrifices you make to defend our nation. while you're away from your loved ones, i hope you will take solace in knowing all of the american families you also close to your heart are all doing well. the nation is doing well economically, better than anywhere in the world. we are the hot nation of the world. nice to know you are fighting for something i

outset i'd like to congratulate you on your historic vickity in the mid-term elections in the united tates. and as of now as you mentioned the alliance between japan and the united states has become more robust than ever. and also we are having another round of summit meetings on the margins of this g-20 summit is actually the symbol of the obustness of our alliance. every time we see each other we always have a very candid discussion and today i look forward to having another candid discussion with you on regional affairs including north korea and u.s.-japan economic relations including our trade relations and other important topics. president trump: thank you very much. thank you all very much. > mr. president. president trump: ukraine, we're not happy about it, nobody is. hopefully they'll be able to settle it soon, we look forward to meeting with president putin but on the basis of what took place, with respect to the ships and the the sailors, that was the sole reason. thank you very much. we'll be meeting with china tomorrow and we have already spoken and we're working very hard, if we could

protects the integrity of the united kingdom and peaceful settlement in northern ireland by leaving the e.u. as one united kingdom and no hard border between ireland and northern ireland. this agreement does that as well. yes, difficult and uncomfortable decisions have had to be made. i understand fully there are some who are unhappy with those compromises, but this deal delivers what people voted for and it is in the national interests and can only secure it if we unite behind the agreement reached in cabinet yesterday. if we do not move forward with that agreement, nobody can know for sure the consequences that will follow. it will take a path of deep and grave uncertainty when the british people just want us to et on with it. hey are looking to the conservative party to deliver, to deliver a brexit that works for the whole u.k., a strong economy that keeps jobs safe and wages rising and public services we can rely on there. great schools for every child and for homes that families need. that is what the people we serve expect and that is what we owe it to them to deliver. goodness me. you no

know everyone wakes up goes to work every day and tries to bring the best out himself and i really pull together as a unit and i've always told you how much you want is there to drive for them and today was like the best out there we could do it because we were struggling. the national hockey league has on it the first black player to ever join the league sixty really henri began his career with the boston bruins he faced racism from fans and other plays but as daniel that reports he's induction into the sport hall of fame shows that attitudes have changed. black player to compete in the national hockey league and made history that night when he took to the case for the boston bruins honoring willie o'ree in one thousand nine hundred fifty eight he became the first black player in the n.h.l. born in eastern canada a replayed at the junior level in u.s. and canadian cities but his big league debut paved the way for many of today's black hockey players when i was fourteen years of age i set two goals for myself the first ones to play professional in the second one was hopefully to get into the national hock

kingdom and we will leave as the united the country, the whole the united kingdom and that overall view was to leave the european union. matt on twitter has used the hashtag #bbcaskthis. he says, i noticed no brexit has crept into the pm's vocabulary over the last few weeks. why has that suddenly become one of the options? it is not one of my options. if you listen to the debates that take place, mps in the house of commons, who want to frustrate brexit and stop brexit. some people say it's like a threat. to me, i'm clear will believing the european union on the 29th of march next year. those who are trying to frustrate what people voted for i'd able to do so but i'm keen to leave ona able to do so but i'm keen to leave on a good dealfor the uk and that's what we've got for the european union andi what we've got for the european union and i will go back to brussels, european council on sunday, but this brings an end to free movement, the european court having jurisdiction in the uk, gives us having jurisdiction in the uk, g

from the will no longer report unit sales for apple, iphone and mac. >> starting december quarter, we will no longer be providing unit sales data for iphone, ipad and mac. as stated many times, our -- objective is to make great products and services that enrich people lives and provide -- a customer experiences so that our users are highly satisfied and engaged. ♪ selina: more headlines from the apple call underway. when asked about health care in growth and subscription, tim cook said apple has a huge opportunity. cook says apple has an intense interest in the space and has added non-monetize price. shares of spotify to government after the company's lackluster forecast. third course of scrubber growth was as expected but the revenue outlook is troubling to investors who are betting on paid streaming services. spotify expects fewer subscribers in the fourth quarter. let's bring in our guests to discuss the future of music streaming services along with bloomberg intelligence shonn punter on. i want to start it with you. third quarter subscriber growth was as expected but revenue outlook was not so great. because they were betting on years of growth in paid

as a woman. here not closed and become at liberty. this that represents liberty. as an indictment of the continuation of slavery in the united states after the revolution. slavery was really about to be abolished essentially. before the american revolution. and the fact of union outweighed the push for the abolition of slavery in the 18th-century colonies in north america. and here in this representation liberty is displaying arts and sciences to an audience of enslaved africans who are supplicant at her feet. and behind her in the background there is another scene of what appeared to be some enslaved men and women and children. in their own kind of dance about liberty. and their aspiration for liberty. so they will be all kinds of ways in which this iconography is used to critique the limitations of the constitution and the way in which the constitution and state law sanctions the enslavement of people as property. i want to remind you that it is important to think about the degree to which representation of the country and of its leaders have from the start, been engaged in a deep and painful conversation about race in the

you know how the excitement builds as the new owner of a storage unit opens it up to see what's inside. and ofttimes it's just a bunch of dusty nothing. >> not this time. ? but one of the show's auxerres says one of the units he sold contained something as good as gold. cold, hard cash and a lot of it. >> normally they're empty. but this time it wasn't empty. it had $7.5 million. >> ooh. >> what's the story? who would leave that there? >> who even leaves $7.5 million in a storage -- >> who has that anyway? the auction house says the new owners got a call from an attorney representing the unit's original owners requesting the money back. but the people who found it got to keep more than $1 million. >> it's not a bad deal. >>> here's some new video for you showing the busy slopes at squaw valley. the ski resort sent us this video today. you can see all those skiers, snowboarders. so eager and excited to hit the slopes. so far eight lifts are open at squaw and one at alpine meadows. squaw says it's seen more than two feet of snow at the summit since thanksgiving. >> and that is just a taste of

and we're here because president trump and i need florida to elect ron desantos as your next governor and send rick scott to the united states senate. yo know, it's the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to a president who get up every day and fightses to keep the promises that he made to the people of florida and the people of america. i think there's only one way you can describe the last two years. it's been two years of action. it's been two years of results. it's been two years of promises made and promises kept. and we're just getting started, florida. think about it. under president trump's leadership we're rebuilding our military and supporting our vets. we're securing our borders, enforcing our laws. we put that caravan on notice and we've already started to build that wall. we fought for trade deals that are finally putting american workers and farmers first. and with the strong leadership of president trump we've rolled back red tape, unleashed american energy, and cut taxes across the board for working families and businesses all across florida. and the results have been

abolished slavery and then in -- 1807 a bill passed and signed by president of the united states who at that time was owner of slaves. and it looked as though the bill which eliminated the -- the ability to input slaves i've looked as though tracks that britain had taken every else to abolish slavery was going impact on the united states, and then great iron considering what a near thesis is cotton gin showed up and this was basic where you have displaced northerner in the south. and what the cotton gin did was reducely decrease cost of producing your cotton. and what -- what the problem was is that, taking seeds out of a bowl of cotton was a very reboar use invention and his invention was to find a procedure to deseed cotton bowl. the result was a tremendous increase in productivity or put another way around, the unit cost of cotton production. declined immeasurably, and that caused a major expansion to cotton production basically because the price of -- the cost of the operations were so small. but as the costs for crime you have to -- very odd combination of forces. way of putting it i guess is that -- the gin itself reduce and cn

peace talks at least for the last year and a half each time to united states as has demanded a concrete steps it has fallen on deaf ears and abu dhabi and in riyadh so the difference now is that the united states does believe that it has some leverage over to two parties into this conflict precisely because of the fallout over that because shoji if there so this is the recklessly attributed to trying to reverse a negative trend in the us saudi relationship over yemen so even before the leverage yes there have periodically been times that the u.s. says it has drawn some sort of attention to the conflict and yemen but just asking for it isn't the same is really having any force behind it or having any will to make it done or even. withdrawing from the role that they actually played in it do you think the u.s. has ever had the will to do something about this sigurd. the united states has always had the will the problem that we have seen and the u.s. saudi relationship over the past eighteen to twenty months unless president trump makes a deliberate statement. statements by his subordinates

relevant topics to the ongoing corporation agenda that mexico and the united states have and must continue to do so with respect to immigration. as i have said before, mexico and the united states have a clear shared interest in working together to make sure that migration is safe, it's orderly, and it's legal. in my view, the present status quo is clearly and simply unacceptable for everybody. and until we achieve this objective, there will continue toesta huge gap in the expectations and i dare say the hopes that the governments and the people on both sides of the border have about the overall bilateral relationship. let me say this a little bit more bluntly. the status quo affects the tone, the substance, and the perspectives of the overall bilateral relationship. during this morning's first panel we'll hear about the changes in migration patterns. the panelists, i am sure, will give you a far more nuanced view of these changes than i can. however, let me just highlight what in my view is the single most important change. the sheer reduction in the number of mexicans that migrate to the united states. several studies and surve

wrong thing in the wrong place to the wrong people keen to serve his state and country for five consecutive terms as a united states senator from the state of massachusetts and provided a enormous leadership during those terms and then became a secretary of state who led two treaties that only a moron would try to undo. [applause] [cheering] and i must say i do want to welcome senator kerry to miami

united states. how mexican migration is becoming more diverse. the forces driving mexico and the united states together, there is a tsunami of mexican talent coming legally and enriching the united states as well as mexico. from farmworkers to engineers, restaurant owners to computer workers, mexican immigrants reflect more and more the diversity and richness of the mexican people. let's see this as an area of opportunity. as recent research suggests, we have a skill set that negatively affected our competitiveness and economic performance in understanding that of the north american region. with the economy growing, as it is, reports show labor shortages in the u.s. and sectors such as construction, accommodation and food services, health, care and social assistance among others. bring the demographics into the mix. the united states is precisely at the point where baby boomers are reaching their target. the median age in the u.s. is 38 years. the mexican median age is 28. ranked at about 133 in the world. yes, let's make it legal and let's make it safe. let's make it orderly and let's make it smart by jointly thinking about workforce development for the future. the last panel will reveal

and i think that they said they're not united states is the one who is back in this war and they can stay with us soon as they want but we know that the united states have struck billions of dollars in deals with. some of the lot of just. in us history has been doing during this war. just doesn't matter to yemenis because the first thing that the united states actually can do and the united nations yemeni is to lift the blockade at least to leave for humanitarian aid supplies and fuel to come into yemen freely and then they controlled about this eric do you agree with what hussein is saying that if the united states had wanted to do something about the sooner they could happen mean they are they are supplying obviously a lot of the weapons somewhat just support as well and horrific things continue to happen there particularly to civilians. yeah i mean he's right in the sense that you know the united states has extraordinary leverage in terms of refueling logistical support munitions sales and also targeting assistance as well and the administration has been very reluctant and resistant to exercising some

the memoir, the young homecoming for today and call attention to a few lines that i think are powerful from the text you read. she came to the united states as a child, and so she has the unique position of experiencing a refugee migration from the vantage point of a young person, which is quite different from yer mua who came to the united states as an adult. kao klang told us not to look at the americans, if we saw them, they would see us. for the first year and a half, we wanted to be invisible. everywhere we went, in the mcdunna housing project we were looked at and we felt exposed. we were dealing with the widespread realization that we must do one of two things to survive in america. grow up. or grow old. so she felt profound pressure to grow up really fast. translating for her parents. helping them navigate the bureaucracy that allowed their family to eat. later, she writes, money was like a person i had never known or a wall i had never breached before. it kept me away from my grandma. i saw no way to climb this wall. sometimes i thought so much about money that i couldn't sleep. money was not bills and coins or a check from welfare.

know everyone wakes up goes to work every day and tries to bring the best out himself and it really pull together as a unit and i've always told you how much you want is there to drive for them and today was like the best out there we could do it because we were struggling. and mark marquez has been taken part in a slower than normal victory lap to celebrate his date as well tied to when a spaniard left his bike in the garage and instead took a ride on the local fire truck for the parade to his hometown also have that marquez has just won his fifth moto g.p. won't championship. and that's all from we'll have more later on thank you very much paula and that does it for this al-jazeera news alba do stay with us because daryn aligator is here with another full of news bulletin and just a couple of minutes. when a parent loses their child to a terminal illness. they often feel that they've taken on the weight of the world. but mr huang is determined to find out what caused his daughter's death and brought him such heartache. the story of a committed parent turned activist a father's protest part of the viewfin

you know it when we've got going to work every day and try to bring the best out and so everybody pulled together as a unit and i've always told you how much you want is. to drive through them and today was like the best though that we could do it because we were struggling. in the n.b.a. le bron james helped his side the l.a. lakers to a one point victory over the atlanta hawks over in portland the trailblazers beat the boston celtics to win their fourth game in a row. made two keys three pointers to lead them to one hundred ninety four victory over the celtics now lost four out of five to. the denver nuggets were defeated at home by the milwaukee bucks johnny and two total for twenty two points nine rebounds and eight assists the bucs winning one hundred and twenty one to one hundred fourteen to snap an eight game losing streak in denver. the n.h.l. has honored the first black player to. ever join the league sixty years ago will you know ri stepped onto the ice in boston at the start of a career along the way he faced racism from fans and other players but as daniel locke reports his induction into the s

and others voted to leave. wejoined the european union as the united kingdom, and we will leave the european union as the united. that's why it's right to take the view that came from across the whole of the united kingdom, and that overall view was to leave the european union. another one has come in on twitter from matt, he also used the bbc news channel hashtag, he said, i've noticed "no brexit" has crept into the pm's vocabulary along with "no deal." why has "no brexit" suddenly become one of her options? it's not one of my options. it's one of the things i'm trying to point out to people, if you listen to the debates taking place in the house of commons there are mps who want to frustrate brexit and stop it. it's important that people know that. some people say it is a threat. no, for me, i'm clear we will be leaving march next year. i want to ensure that those people who try to frustrate what people voted far aren't able to do so. i want us to leave on a good deal for the uk, and that's what i believe we've got. obviously, i go back to brussels tomorrow for the european council on sunday, but crucially th

as u.s. sanctions kicked back in. multiple air defense units took part in war games spanning half a million square kilometers across the country. and as the missiles took flight on the ground the iranian president lobbed insults at the american president to have was mabel go scout that i don't think any other administration in the history of the united states has been as opposed to the law and international treaties i've not seen any administration in the white house as racist as these people and you cannot expect anything else from them in a speech to his recently shaken up economic team rouhani laid out a broad plan for the future come what may iran will sell oil and will break u.s. sanctions in the face of american threats iranians put their faith in the basic principle of supply and demand i believe the sunshine was. the plan. but that they couldn't sanction is not. suddenly they had some think in their mind and then put sanctions and you give me the supply side you cannot expect the prize good though. simple price goes up iran has used unmarked ships to sell oil in international waters traded oil using the barter system and ro

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relevant topics to the ongoing cooperation agenda that mexico and the united states have and must continue to do so with respect to immigration. as i've said before, mexico and the united states have a clear shared interest in working together to make sure that migration is safe, it's orderly, and it's legal. in my view, the it's clearly and simply unacceptable for everybody. and noll we achieve this objective, there will continue to exist a huge gap in the expectations and i dare say, the hopes that the governments and the people of both sides of the border have about the overall bilateral relationship. let me say this a little bit more bluntly. that during the current status quo clearly affects the tone, the substance, and the perspectives of the overall bilateral relationship. during this morning's first panel, we'll hear about the changes in migration patterns. the panelists, i am sure, will give you a far more nuanced view of these changes than i can. however, let me just highlight what in my view is a single most important change. the sheer reduction in the number of mexicans that migrate to the united states. several studi

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