is because it gets into a statement is really focused on facebook as an entity saying that all the asli you know france needs to have solver and monetary policies and protect their sovereign monetary supply we can talk about that a minute but he also specifically talked about facebook as an. entity saying that the european union in france specifically has not been able to trust facebook in the past for the things that it says it would do versus what it's actually doing and so why would we trust facebook when it comes to currency i think there is you know obviously i'm going to disagree with him in terms of of trying to outright ban crypto currencies but i think there's a valid point to be made there about the way thanks because conducted itself as a tech company if they were to apply the same kind of principles and business practices to their currency libra i think there would be major questions for a lot of individuals and even governments to say can we really trust what you're doing and while france is visibly most visibly opposing libor others are notably cool to it as well the gover

saudi arabia has all the asli involved in the conflict and has for years been trying to present evidence to the international community of iran's involvement and such attack is. but. i think it is unlikely for a saudi arabia and iran to guarantee that such an investigation is indeed independent and so the outcomes within the question of that's a very good point today the rebels issued new threats saying that there were other salty arabian sites on their radar for possible attacks and also oil companies in the united arab emirates as well do you think that the the rebels who followed through on those threats. we'll have to see certainly. is are interested in again showing they are capable of doing such threats they are at the moment consolidating their control of northern yemen and really showing that they are there to stay and threatening the. key actors in the conflict in yemen is really part of this consolidation of power in northern yemen. i don't think that they will pull through on attacks on on the u.a.e. i believe that the u.s. is trying to deescalate the situation towards iran an

india we will resume a dialogue with india and then the 2 sides have to sit you know and speaks it asli and in a meaningful way you know and with an open mind and i'm sure that you know like looked at the issues in the world that cannot be dissolved by a by dialogue in europe is such a big exam. but then you have to be seen as you have to be meaningful you have to be ready for give and take you know we could go on and on about this but we'll have to leave it there for the time being. best of a job and thank you so much for coming into the studio thank you. and be sure to head over to our web site get up to dot com. for more updates on the recent tensions between india and we're leaving now with pictures from the meltdown all the india controlled kashmir now in its 6th and so was it about. the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate. 250 years marking the for your discovery. expedition in boyd. and i'm getting close to the brand new. person device it's about topics that affect us all. climate change and to turn the. whole movie in such that. the e.c.b. unveils a new stimulus plan an

a simple taney asli and makes sense also called turpin's they can act as a cloud seeds water vapor is deposited on the turpin's creating rain drops and rain . without the water vapor would needlessly evaporate into the atmosphere. initial findings show that the deciduous forests cope with a lot of dry summer months better than the old spruce forests. i hope we can turn things around in time. we need to futureproof our forests so they can keep providing us with fresh air and clean water. if our plan is right why ave the latter i. do you have a science question that you've always wanted on say it with happy to help out senator i said as the video. text ovoid smell if we answer it on the show will send you a little surprise as a thank you can all just ask. the fine as i do w dot com slash science or drop us a line at d w underscore site tech on facebook d w dot science. that's all for now next time we focus on food and ask could provide a sustainable alternative to meet 2 men to find out more see them. in. the venice film festival. director takes pride in music on a real life. and we can

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shane: yeah, i think the issue is that john bolton believed and had advised the president asly goces a week or so that he did not need to sign an agreement with the taliban or to make good on his campaign promise to pull american forcesi out of afghaan. wlton was fundamentally opposed to striking a deh a group of people he believed have american blood on their hands, that we should not be signing treaties with people who harbored al qaeda. this is only the latest big,nd ental disagreement bolton had with the president, but it appears to be the one thfi lly broke this rocky relationship. laura: how does it look for the president to lose his third national security advisor in ss than three years? shane: i think in an ordinary administration that would be a sign of chaos, but this is oot inary one. we have many signs that foreign policy is run by donald trump himself. traditionally the national security advisor plays a much more involved role in shaping e white house'thinking. we know that this president reacts on his own and goes by impulse and by gut and valuesat personal rnships that

probably enter the market in 2021 the car will overtake others and switch lanes completely autonomy asli one could enter the highway in many connection again in frankfurt you. fix it stay out of on us a bit i don't like going to mention off the autobahn fondant if i put up with. the highway pilot is supposed to assist the driver on long car rides or when driving through traffic jams. for automotive suppliers and f electrification is also important but not the only point of interest to these developers finding the right balance between electric motors and combustion engines is the key to success. to push and that of young shadows that f. explains that typical commutes in germany do not exceed 50 kilometers per day but sometimes one might go on holiday or for a weekend trip making up about 10 percent of driving distances the other 90 percent are done in city areas for these circumstances they've introduced the plug in hybrid called plus it's able to drive electrically for over 100 kilometers for longer distances however the combustion engine comes into play. and able in the car to do the d

country on monday the country's police minister describe the situation else a national emergency paul asli are now reports from a city were foreign or say they're increasing the living in fear killing j. peace in johannesburg with her key danged had seen some of the woods who vibe minutes against foreign is south africa as you can feet yet nuthin off taking what if the they can come if some pepper the owed by non some thick head what the not where all of you that it means the any moment now top of the entire and balding can come to coming down because to leave hammering out of the structure now the mood on the ground it's that of that a.g. we don't feel i hunted the same comfortable filming we've been told the show no is no way to be seen and no doubt he is trying to stay as far away from meet kind of fiend as concept because one still gets to state that b. situation has not been changed to complete calm i know it's hard to believe but this was a bottle store one of the questionnaires working there was who comes from zimbabwe what actually happened because one found it made to have only a

moment also consolidating their positions slide gains on their part many of these changes all the asli still within the kind of margin of error of such such surveys but i think what we see is a kind of stabilization of the political landscape at the moment but stabilized with a far with a wide spread between left and right ok thanks so much for breaking down the numbers for us this morning hans brown for us there. the relations between russia and europe continue to be frosty with sanctions dog place of the conflict in ukraine of course on resolve now as a result moscow has been looking continually to the east for new friends but there are 2 history and sometimes good in the way. russia india and japan that the east an economic forum. this judo tournament is entertainment for the world leaders here but one of the key discussions at the summit is how to end a territorial dispute between japan and russia which began in 1905 there were a couple 3 letters concluded a peace treaty and unleashed in one fell swoop a few limited potential that the people of our 2 countries hold on but with an o

leave on asli i can tell you around the clock is ticking relentlessly i might add ok now this arguably is the biggest setback that prime minister aborts johnson has suffered i mean he suffered a couple of consecutive setbacks but do you believe do you think that he can come back from this well look they've already been many calls for him to resign particular from opposition leaders and pays but it's a very difficult position for the prime minister to be in as i said before he's misled the queen you know this is not what particularly a conservative prime minister should be doing however let's not forget the reality here in the u.k. and that is the boris johnson within the people within the public is still a very popular figure a ticket because the leader of the opposition the labor party jeremy corbyn is not popular so that it does not necessarily over for boris johnson there are many things that could play out here it could still be a call for an election and do not think it's all over i do think those people behind him in number 10 have overplayed their hand they've made it a catastro

so our audience couldn't see but all throughout that comment as it was playing online was bigger asli nodding his head in agreement i'm assuming i'm on what are you thinking. i completely agree i think this is a chance to get those communities and haven't had a c. in policymaking. may not form the major ward banks a chance at getting an equitable choice and chance at the future because you see i think it least in my country the climate crisis has resident notions of racism colonialism slavery and discrimination showing up as you know she has said that you have these people who are living in such places and just because they're disadvantaged community they have been given less the reference even though they're facing the brunt of other mistakes so i think it's really important if you look at my country india at once colonialism came here things like hunting was made illegal and large patches of forests were opened up to things like watching oil the forestation and slavery into suit where needed plants will be pleased by in reserve species so it's really important to give these people a

friday but it'll be monday then when this comes back to the boil again all right for the common law asli life 1st there in westminster let's cross over now to charlie engineer who is at the high court in london where judges are hearing the legal challenge to the prime minister's decision to suspend parliament. this case is starting to focus on the question of power and whether the prime minister abused his in planning to suspend parliament for $23.00 days the longest period since the $930.00 s. now supported in this case by former conservative prime minister john major their lawyers are arguing that the prime minister misled the queen in justifying the need for such a lengthy suspension he claimed it was to get a handle on domestic issues to look at the n.h.s. to start tackling the violent crime but lawyers here argue the real reason was to run down the clock in parliament and basically squeeze out any opportunity for more debate on bricks it now on the other side arguing in defense of the prime minister noise saying it's also an issue of power the power of these courts and they're sayin

asli has a large migrants to disembark from a rescue vessel onto its territory for the 1st time this year signaling a break from the tougher immigration policies imposed on him and to solving the country's former interior minister the move comes of the italian prime minister promises to overhaul italy's immigration policies charlotta minsky breaks down the story. a radical shift in policy is how many people of veering off the 82 my kids were allowed to just in italy on the island of lampedusa where the country's new foreign minister. is justified this by saying it's not to return to open ports . there's a big misunderstanding about the safe port given. it was assigned a port because the e.u. would head to our request to take the major share of the migrants it must be my clear just like with the previous government all right is to ensure that those who arrive in italy redistributed to other european countries well that's perhaps understandable given that the anti my policies and the closure of it in sports to charity rescue vessels and to my kids was one of the most popular policies i

african-american church just days earlier during presidential debates when pressed on segregation and the leg asli of slavery he decided to lecture african-americans on their parenting abilities reports. joe biden formally the vice president is now running in the democratic primary enjoys a huge amount of support from the african-american voters and he wants them to know he really cares about them we bring social workers into homes and parents to help them deal with how to raise their children it's not that they don't want to help they don't want they don't know quite what to do play the radio make sure the television the scrutiny make sure you have the record player on the phone make sure the kids hear words a kid coming from a very poor school or a very poor background who hear 4000000 words fewer spoken by the time they get there the record player now he seems a couple decades behind on modern technology but it's also a tad bit condescending don't you think now some are calling it parent shaming biden is a liberal racist why dems better start calling this because black women are watching if joe

contrary of what president from said now having said that he also spoke rather boringly rather tired asli about the questions of international security and the us foreign policy challenges and just to name a few where he actually says you know we won partners and allies we don't want enemies his diplomacy the last 2 years have basically sent circle around 7 major hotspots so let's go over them quickly so it's north korea china russia afghanistan israel palestine. iran gov and on to venezuela also in affairs also into ca's also in issues where america have issues with those areas basically that the administration's has failed thus far in achieving anything substantial as a foreign policy achievement and any of those 7 important to see is facing the from but mr kamal another organization that was accused certainly of failing was the un itself that was from the turkish president richard typer it's when you ask the question what is the point of the u.n. as he was launching into a critique of failures of policy regarding syria and the palestine issue what did he take away from from his address

exactly how they square this circle of coming up with some sort of solution that has been simple taney asli acceptable to the parliament and so the european union and plainly if the backstop in its current form which cuts out and in health isn't acceptable so the johnson government has been voted down a number of times inside punishment and then they have to come up with some of the deal but it also can't be a hot breakfast because that keeps getting voted down in parliament as well and as i was saying the full of that's why besides it has now reemerged that potentially moving the customs border from the middle of island into the receipts it creates what people describe as an oral island economy so that the united kingdom the mainland scotland england and wales would then be effectively free of the customs union in that sense well and it's not and wouldn't be but that's an impossible problem for johnson's result because it would create just as many problems on the hard right wing of his policy as he's tried for the moderate wing of his party and in insisting on on a hard bricks and so they'

narrative is concerned the reality then did come out whether that comes from the hospital answering on aslireporters' questions about casualties whether it comes from the israeli senior brass not wanting to mislead the israeli public about casualties is not clear as far as hezbollah is concerned though it's t.v. this morning monday morning was still broadcasting those images and saying that it was evidence that they had managed to create casualties on the israeli side and talked about netanyahu who's insisted that there would be no casualties really as claims ok harry will be there many thanks. state sorry can dorian is pounding the bahamas wrecking homes downing power lines islanders being warned to remain in emergency shelters until a category 5 storm passes by weather experts are hoping the hurrican won't directly hit the u.s. state of florida and it is in miami. hurricane dorian packing sustained winds close to 300 kilometers per hour is battering the bahamas this is one of the most powerful storms to hit this nation and it's predicted to linger for hours with coastal surges in excess o

established under the protection of the turkish military awards the east of new free its river all of the asli the russians and the iranians fell short of agreeing on that however it starkly said if they don't get approval or agreements within the next couple of weeks it's a threats we've heard before that they would go ahead you know naturally an operator is taking points as far as the russians on the reins are concerned this we heard through the president of iran has on our honey the presence of american forces in that area they are a nato ally of turkey and therefore that's going to cause sorts of juggling act for korea to deal with that's the short term. issues there are medium and long. charm factor is year 41 being the overall reports from the return of the millions of syrian refugees not just from turkey but also from lebanon and so forth but in order to do that we're in a culture $22.00 situation whereas you kind of need some sort of political agreements but to get the political agreements there needs to be some sort of stability and safety on the ground and this is where we have the 3

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cooperation council by meddling in regional affairs and in their words supporting terrorism catherine strain asli rejected the allegations and says the blockade isn't a path on its sovereignty. so to come in this half hour a week after the death of a formula 2 driver and another safety scare ahead of sunday's italian grumping and the mystery of the moon lander indian scientists want to discover what with their historic lunar mission. how the now watch what you see from space over this chart in terms that doesn't look like a change of season they winfrey in the cloud down from the north so temperatures a dropping is all wrapped around a low in scandinavia which means it's going to keep pumping wells in the atlantic the temperatures of $18.00 to $20.00 and they could be better the want to still around in europe in eastern europe but only just the visit one of the displays or thunderstorms down it's really because of that massive cloud they could be repeated on sunday by which time tempers most of western europe and north near will be well below 20 boom a big change because if you are just going in

think asly conservatives, we benefit when we understand the other side's perspective and are not shooting down strawmen on this. greathat, it is my pleasure to introduce our two panelists for today. we have with us stephen moore, a trusted advisor to president trump at the heritage foundation, former colleague at the wall street editorial page. and we have the editor of the author of "the book on socialism." "the socialist manifesto." they will each make moat -- opening statements and give a rebuttal to each other. we will take questions from the audience, so as you are listening, write down what you would like answered, pass it up to me and we will do a closing statement. without further ado, let's have stephen moore ticket off. hen: by the way, jillian just got back from hong kong. how aboutroposal is we give the nobel peace prize to those freedom fighters in hong kong? [applause] stephen: second of all, shout out to jennifer and rick. awesome conference. how many years has this been? don't they put out an amazing conference? thank you for bringing me out. i think i have done this five

say well you don't have enough evidence and we're not even going to prosecute so jailing everyone on asli isn't the answer it's not a sustainable answer that we can afford and also i don't think having people locked up in prison with other perpetrators and further i'll be honest i don't think the prison system at the moment actually rehabilitates people i actually think that they come out much us and they end up really offending so i don't see how putting them in the system would actually work i think we need to change mindsets and really need a strong understanding of consent to permeates throughout the minds of south africans so then we ensure that this doesn't happen to more women we already live amongst rapists and murderers it's effect we just need them not to re-offend and we need to ensure that when they do actually get prosecuted that they stay in jail you have people serving 6 months jail sentences locking them up is definitely not working. thanks to all our guests amanda in johannesburg elizabeth lancaster in a pretty horrible angeline stain culture in port elizabeth you can wat

the amazon model but also is the state with the highest percentage of wildfires this year but jury asli it is the only one with that where that will not have a protest or a strike for the climate today other states though like us how volatile and real. are expecting to have large large demonstrations later on in the afternoon here this is also the hottest state in the whole country it is now 43 degrees i can tell you it is roasting here and one of the reasons of course is the increase in the forest in the in the fires that have been burning much of the tropical forest here in this part of the country it is around $43.00 degrees i think i said and they've declared a state of emergency because of the fires the smoke that is continuing to do affect people's lungs their hells and of course the forest itself so it isn't quite a dire situation an interesting thing though although the protests apparently are not going to have much of an impact on president. who does not believe in the whole theory of climate change and he doesn't believe in the science behind it either we are now seeing that s

so our audience couldn't see but all throughout that comment as it was playing a mind was bigger asli nodding his head in agreement i'm assuming i'm on what are you thinking. i completely agree i think this is a chance to get those communities that haven't had a c. in policymaking. may not solve the major what banks a chance at getting an equitable choice and chance at the future because you see i think it least in my country the climate crisis has resident notions of racism colonialism slavery and discrimination showing up as you know she has said that you have these people who are living in such places and just because they're disadvantaged community they have been given less than africans even though they're facing the brunt of other mistakes so i think it's really important if you look at my country in the out once colonialism came here things like hunting was made illegal and large patches of forests were opened up to things like watching oil deforestation and slavery into suit where needed dance would be pleased by in the ways of species so it's really important to give these pe