recruit among the sunni communities among which they have been you know more successful among other communities for a different kind of reason and one of them being one of the leaders of a to find central money is him self threaded on the side i think that the money on the army has difficulties fighting the jedi war extremely good at fighting in the rule countryside so basically they're also looking at color allies the good proxy that's going to help both provide information or you know fight against the jedi fight fighters so basically they're using the community or trying to use some of these dougal and they have been former izing of the so in the end the fight between the government and the jihad the is actually i think i didn't you know what tensions. already. tense relationship between have to go for money ok so the violence we've seen that fall is taking place in the rural areas in the out states so to say they're all voices in mali warning that that $5.00 could come to this city where these communities co-exist in other parts of the country. that's a possibility but we should stress the

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were among those killed and molly's government said it will hold those responsible to accounts. at this moment a thought for those who once more have fallen on the mudras bullets and just how to act in the country germany's foreign minister has visited iran looking for ways to save the 2050 nuclear deal says a european financial system designed to avoid u.s. sanctions should be up and running soon the e.u. and other signatories are standing by the agreement after the u.s. withdrawal from the deal last year. u.s. frozen donald trump says he's open to the possibility of imposing further tyrus on chinese imports trump's expected to meet chinese president xi jinping at the g. 20 summit in japan this month earlier he threatened to raise taxes if he couldn't reach a trade deal with she at the summit in haiti opposition leaders have launched a 2 day strike or made protests demanding the resignation of president. always has faced months of demonstrations over allegations of a theft of billions of dollars from venezuelan oil subsidies. and the toronto raptors of blown their 1st chance to

groups which could be variation among countries or variation among communities within the country and then funny to trends over time i don't want countries to focus on their trends over time this is how well we're doing and so on the other big advantage of having these kinds of test scores is you can look much more seriously issues about equality and equity what are what are the gender differences with what is the gap between kids from poor backgrounds and rich backgrounds the equity says what are the factors that lead to good outcomes and in this we're going to educational prosperity we're saying it's having them plus environment having good quality instruction good material resources learning time is a big one and then maybe support those 5 things together or would drive good schooling no comes not just test scores but good schooling oakum but good schooling else comes a much broader than test scores for math science and reading in the. i mean it's important impossible to understand. corus cover but can you give us your hunch well we've been working hard at broadening the set of out

tech companies have been among those that have suffered in the trade dispute for example by not being allowed to do business with chinese tech companies who are away but apparently there are ways around the walls. yeah as a rule so they're for bending them you could put it this way and there are reports that not just my continued knowledge geez what does one see me conductor company being hit by this been against but also other companies are finding ways to actually still do business with some chinese companies that are on this list from washington by the way micron technology is one of the big zimmy conductor companies came out with earnings reports they saw a revenue drop by almost 40 percent and then just in the 1st 6 months of the year micron got about 13 percent of their business or of their revenue from why when the band got to emplace in may micron stopped selling components to you ben they had a closer look at it and found ways to still at least sell some components to you i'll buy on and that was the stock actually gained by 13 percent yes go to new york thank you. the united

i believe that he will back off when faced with the opposition among business, among his own republicans, and when he see what is a dumb move he has made. reporter: there has been a lot of division as you can see not only with democrat versus republicans but within the republican party how to proceed with this. melissa. melissa: hillary, thank you. connell: we are going to have more on all of this coming up. the latest response or responses coming up to the president's mexico tariff threat. you heard in hillary's report

office it was a narrow election election win that took place against a backdrop of economic uncertainty among the biggest challenges he's facing is slowing growth the nigerian economy is projected to grow by just over 2 percent this year that's well below forecast for many other african countries obstacles to growth include poor infrastructure frequent power outages and corruption and unsurprisingly those kinds of problems are doing little to spur investment in 2018 nigeria attracted far less foreign investment than egypt south africa ghana or ethiopia but it's not all doom and gloom area is africa's biggest oil producer currently producing some $1900000.00 barrels a day so what's holding nigeria back and where does president hari have to act let's bring in wise to egypt is our correspondent in. listen jerry is an oil rich country but apparently there's a point infrastructure there's problems with power and water supply how is the possible. yes that out would be busy reasons why. the sun able to sit on the infrastructure for you to come lean on corruption from 1999 to did nigeria has over $16

this is among. the iranian leaders are saying it's. not. so i think you know. what about the way the foreign minister is handling this he's had some harsh words for the country's opponents this monday i'm just gonna take a quick listen to that. sure. the new tensions in our region are the result of the us waging an economic war against iran mr trump himself is an ounce of the us has launched an economic war against iran we have never started any wars and we will not do so however if another country starts a war with us they will not be the ones to finish it. professor how constructive those kind of comments and how accurate particularly given the accusations that iran has been destabilizing parts of the middle east. iran has been i think this is what president said when he was a candidate in 2016. has been opposing u.s. foreign policy a lot of people believe that it's the us that's the. middle east i think what. was actually prevented they continue to fall apart what you done. was actually. from isis. what the u.s. is doing what u.s. allies are doing what the s

certainly a lot of anger among democrats tonight, specifically among the group of very vocal progressive house democrats who tonight are outraged with the way the standoff has now concluded. that concluded by way of nancy pelosi, speaker of the house, forced to do so something earlier in the day she did not want to do, take up and pass the senate version of the humanitarian aid bill for aid at the border. that was after she faced significant pressure, push back from moderates in her caucus saying we have to pass this senate bill. in the end, the house in the last hour voted that through by vote of 305-102. very notable in that number is 95 house democrats voted against leadership, voted against the bill, very unhappy with the bill in the end. we heard from them in the last 24, 48 hours, them saying they believe the senate version of the bill that many democrats passed through and had support of, they thought it was inadequate. said it didn't go far enough. they wanted more guarantees how the administration intended to use the $4.6 billion and wanted the bill to have more protections from

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our correspondent mark lowen was among them.conflict — attacks last week on two ships in the gulf that the us is blaming on iran. washington says this was the iranian patrol boat involved. tehran denies it. today, american forces showed us what they say are fragments of the mine that caused the blast, and a magnet, allegedly part of an unexploded device, resembling those iran is known to have. this type of attack is a threat to international freedom of navigation in international waters, as well as freedom of commerce. as they build their case, the us navy took us out on a rare trip to see one of the stricken tankers. we travelled for an hour from the coast of the uae, through choppy waters, where a fifth of the world's crude oil is transported — a geopolitical flashpoint that feels nervous. as we approached the japanese—owned vessel, the impact of the attack was clear, gouging out the side. if it was a warning shot, it had a crippling effect. well, you can see the force of the blast here. this is the hole that the americans say

pro-democracy organizations have been preparing for this demonstration for weeks christopher among is leader of one of the most prominent groups involved the mobilization he's going through. what. he's been feuding. including secondary schools including student out shows. those days yet. they're demanding kerry lands hong kong government scrap an extradition bill which would allow suspects to be sent to mainland china the government has amended it twice already and says concerns that would be abused are unfounded. international spotlight will be on every surrender request put forward by. complete transparency other capo seizures and whole cause i don't think they will put trumped up cases to hold up. but that is exactly what christopher among fears just a few days ago this a memorial in hong kong to a labor activist who died after serving years in a mean than chinese prison. hong kong's trade unions have been supporting labor activists in china for a long time but the bill has increased their concerns he was. trying his government who make use of this. amendment. punishing. people who

celebrities including going to paltrow victoria beckham and british musician sting are among fans andsome are calling the ethiopian grain a new keno a. seller's can barely keep up with demand. for the last 3 years we didn't have enough to grow as. export is growing and demand is also rising and that's why the price of tariff is rising to. look. this could present major opportunities for ethiopia's to growers and exporters but the industry faces hurdles including complex supply chains involving many small operators we can market structure and high transport costs there's also been little opportunity for farmers to adopt new technologies and agro nomic practices which could dramatically increase yields. drops of business africa here on d w for me in the team and as always thanks for keeping us company. to the max channel. the mind of stood. with exclusive access to a must see concerning our culture you're a. curious minds. do it yourself networkers move so subscribers don't miss out. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes in landmark ruling on a reason to celebrate one

elementarynt: this school was once considered among the best in the city.e classrooms are literally falling apart. teachers are on strike and say the honduras government has abandoned its commitment to public education. >> it has been eaten by termites. that is why the roof caved in. correspondent: 90% of public schools are facing a similar infrastructure crisis. last april, the honduran government announced funding cuts to public schools and hospitals. since then, educators and medical professionals have been organizing nationwide demonstrations. the unrest has been growing. the honduran president has called for peace, but has also deployed military police, which are now present at all major public demonstrations. protests are taking place almost every day across much of honduras. where we are now, protesters are burning tires. while most of these have remained quite peaceful, there have been clashes and there have been multiple reports and instances of authorities using excessive force against people demonstrating. medical community say honduras's public

in a deescalation zone dozens of hospitals are are among the areas now being hit and that's led some medical staff to feel that they're being intentionally targeted by syrian government and russian forces see them cause yearly reports. even were located in a cave hospitals are not safe in this part of syria anymore as the regime and its allies continue to target them. who are so low was injured in a new strikes in almost a month ago with over the horizon she and her brother went back home to pick up some stuff during what they believed was a cease fire. and all of. my brother as a martyr what was our guilt mine about or what may god punish assad his people and russia and the him taste the same pain. syrian and just say at these 26 medical facilities have been hit since the syrian regime intensified its attacks and at that on april 26th at least 300 people have been killed lobel whole of the fear now i'm at a hospital but i wish they took me out the hospitals are now targets many would prefer to suffer and die at home to dying in a hospital now. despite this hospital being hidden unde

that then followed thousands of mourners gathered for state funerals of 5 senior officials who were among the dead including the army chief of staff and the provincial governor the central government's accused horris former security chief of organizing the rebellion. as much more still ahead on the program we look at why these once thriving schools in honduras are quite literally falling apart and that wildfires rage across spain and southern france as western europe is gripped by an intense heat wave. probably a dry weather across australia at the moment but also on the cool side for some we have had some problems with frosts down towards the southeast in kona recently slot e-mailed us like cloudy where making its way through the bite and that will drive its way through winds coming in from more of a northerly direction always a touch warmer here of course are we getting up to around 70 celsius in melbourne a 24 adelaide and a 14 in perth picking up to around 68 celsius as we go on through saturday little more cloud coming into the south of w. way that more rain coming into the south of

forecasters are warning that this year is on track to be among the hottest ever meteorologists say if it continues the world would have seen the warmest 5 year period on record much of europe is in the grip of a heat wave france has just recorded its hottest temperature of 45 point one degrees risking it all is next. us thank. you i'm going. the tiny village of tundra deep in madagascar has lost primeval jungle. the people who live off the land hunting fishing and farming. as there are few paying jobs money discuss. because they are they must build. cities from russia south from them the. team you can plan their lives. and also doing any and some of that stuff that you have. to them so much about isaac for you. robert now one of the is one of the few villages who's ever had a proper job he used to be a forest ranger he protected the forest from those seeking to plunder its precious woods but a few years ago robert was fired the game keeper has now become a coach he smuggles group which i read and truman. play all different and i don't. need the all laughing laughing all the savvy need

their input to kill are trying to blow a lot down their assets here and as you've mentioned there is among them the supreme leader of iran ayatollah khomeini among him 8 other leaders of the iranian revolutionary guards with the ultimate goal to lock down their finances and lock down the irena an economy as a whole iran has already vowed to not give in to this policy of maximum pressure they believe that they have abided by the nuclear deal and that all they have gotten out of this is ever tougher sanctions by the americans so they argue that they might as well just go ahead and rich your range as they have done before because like that they would have least have a bargaining chip in their hand and so what strategy is the white house pursuing what is their ultimate objective. we've been getting a lot of mixed messages from the white house lately there have been 3 policy turnarounds in the last week that raises certainly a lot of questions and the last turnaround shield was on the planned attacks in retaliation off this drone when just 10 minutes before the united states were supposed to ca

need to see the picture describe among them. it's all that.new i'm rachel join me to meet the jetman sunday w. . post. global tourist guide functionaries pluming capital i love berlin the scope of the multicultural metropolis you know where you're a mix series if it. seems like the term simply means i love you even want to show what a certain looks like a swiss like me the site says 50 nations 50 story. and 50 very personal tips on berlin's very best features. for live coverage on t w. the. democrats in the u.s. house of representatives have passed a $4500000000.00 funding package aimed at easing conditions for migrant families detained at the us mexico border president trump has threatened to veto the bill it comes as images emerged of the bodies of a father and daughter who drowned trying to cross the rio grande into the u.s. . defense ministers of the nato alliance are considering.

i have distant relatives in the somali community here they were among the 1st to escape the civil war that's been raging in my homeland off and on for decades 20 years on and the new wave of refugees has arrived from somalia some of just graduated college and throwing a party to celebrate their achievements we came here to take advantage of the opportunities here at the same time to keep our identity as muslims we're all going through the same experiences let's not forget identity and let's give back to the community. i'm a very blast person because. excuse me i get a little bit emotional. we've been given so much you know we've learnt so much but you read the news it's happening at home i have nothing to complain about. after that we need some laughs so i went to welcome i am doing. thank you very much but the problem is that is beginning to be so money i get better than me. but he's a big shot making me about it yeah you know so then i said i you know a month after me you know was at the height. of that. my adopted home england has a bigger somali community the minneapolis and it's

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there's a sense of disillusion among voters and authorities are on alert amid concern that on election day that dissolution could turn to violence. to the women's soccer world cup now and sweden have qualified for the last 16 after beating thailand 51 the ties with some to record 13 nailed by the u.s. in their opening game and they were also quickly behind against the sleeves with linda sempra heading in their 1st 16 minutes thailand threatened sporadically but it was soon to nail for sweden after a goalkeeping air. force over i asked money with that goal sweden added 2 more but lucky thailand struck late through cunt janice are going before speed and scored a penalty. and a quick reminder now of our top story. protesters in our congress calling of the city's probation leader to step down carry a clamp and shelved controversial plans to allow extradition from the city to china but opponents say that's another. you're watching d.w. news coming up next is world stories appearing as a team differently and the entire team thinks are watching. the fire. got hard and in the end this is you'r

a randomized clinical trial that shows that engaging with viv abot is supporting anxiety reduction amongoung people after cancera ent. >> how do you get a chatbot to sound like a teen or something that young people would want to engage with?e >> we went dly to the y cancer survivors themselves. our model at hope lab is to cocreate all the products with th t young people we ai serve so we invited those who had cancer to come to the office, spend a day with us, recording video, sharing their lived experience. and reading andin sou content for how they talk about cancer. how they talk about coming back into t world. w they talk about anxiety and depression and all of that directly liv within the bot. >> you know, with all this work that you do and then eecially a lot of work you do with generation z, the young adults who were born between the mid 90s and early 2000s what are the misperceptions that people have? with. >> i work at the intersection of digital and emental health and there are some real problems with expernces o mental health among gen-z today. it is highers than in previ gener

or the popular among the animated film ghost in the shell. game landing suggested robots might in hollywood movies like i robot on the other hand the robots look somewhat less like people and tend to turn on less human masters. and that wraps up our show on artificial intelligence but join us again next week when we'll be looking at colors and how they can influence consumption we'll talk with psychologists and product designers about unconscious mechanisms that help dictate what we buy that and much more next time tomorrow today see that. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day. everyone is talking about artificial intelligence and we are too. good computers and algorithms when those are masterman creativity. art on the edge. are chalk it global media forms from bought. that are coming up on d w might be a terrible idea. cards lawyer. culture. hair. color superman. superfood stylish style icon don't let o's. life style during. the. 30 minute. her 1st day of school in the jungle. first camillus and. then

catalysts among a decent share of people who voted for donald trump in 2016.his choice on whether you want a nominee best suited, mobilize your core supporters or one who may be more acceptable to voters who do swing between the parties is going to be one of the fundamental things fought out in this primary process. >> it does seem that trump and his team has been focused more on trying to court the minority voters, especially african-american. they point out how well minorities are doing in this economy compared to two years, decades past. they talk about the first step act, comparing it to the 1990 crime bill that joe biden was involved in. is it possible that trump might peel away more african-american voters away from democrats? >> anything's possible. there's a strong economy so there's certainly things that are natural advances for the president. if i'm brad parscale, the vice president's manager, i'm going to make sure my base is the red of reddest republican bases there can be so i can get full 100% buy-in from them. i'm going to tear down whoever the

take a listen. >> we have among the cleanest and sharpest -- crystal clean. you've heard me say it.clean air and water, anywhere on earth. we are creating a future of american energy independence and yet our air and water are the cleanest they've ever been by far. >> tom, you're one of my favorite fact checkers. do me a favor. is any of that true, and would this new rule deliver on that promise? >> well, let's start with the second part. this new rule, there are plenty of people out there, including the epa's own analysis from earlier on that would suggest no. the new rule will absolutely not deliver on that. even if all that were true, we'd be moving in the opposite direction. the idea there's energy independence, one of the things he saluted there, that was growing a great deal under the obama administration. this was not something that was unique to donald trump. so if he's trying to lay claim to that, he does not have claim to that. and the notion that our water and air are cleaner than it's ever been, well, that's a big reach to begin with. cleaner than many parts of the world,

we see biden winning by 23 points among nonwhites and 16 points among whites.e those two samples, what we can do is really break down and actually see that nonwhite category in my mind is probably a little bit too broad. when we break it down to african-americans and hispanics, his span tipanics are voting si to whites but african-americans are powering that joe biden lead, about 40 points when you combine those two samples. that's a huge lead for him among african-americans. >> what's happening with michael bennett of colorado? >> i love that. michael bennett, by getting 1% overall in our cnn poll, bennett has 1% and three dnc polls and qualifies for the june debate. how did he get to that. this is one of my favorite things. i emailed berman as soon as i got it. before we asked the horse race question, we asked have you heard of michael bennett. 56% of people had not heard his name before, democrats. 44% had. among those who had heard of michael bennett, he got zero percent, no respondent said they would vote for him in the democratic primary. among those who

women, 11 points. 13 points among democrats, four among republicans.hose numbers don't mean the country has made a final decision on this issue. we noticed another trend. a hardening of views on both sides. this poll showed a record number of people who want abortions to be illegal in all cases. but it shows a jump in the number of people who want t abortionbe legal without exception. legal in all cases is at 34%. that's up three points from lt year. illegal withouts exception is at 12%. that's five points higher than march of 2018. you can probably guess what's driving this movement. the partisan divide shows up in the hardening of the views among core republicans. those that strongly back the y, part7% say abortion should be illegal with no exception. that's up nine points from 18% in 2018. among core democrats, 58% say they want abortion to always be legal. that's up eight points from march of 2018. yes, overall, the movement is towardl ality. not away from it. but underneath those numbers you see just another sign of the political reity in 2019. th

those protesters why is that well primarily because of fears among press freedom at forgets that this new bill which would allow the extradition of alleged criminals from the semi autonomy city of hong kong to mainland china will be used by beijing as a way to target political enemies and critics including journalists and their sources once in china they say those extradited would be at the mercy of an opaque justice system and at risk of serious human rights abuses according to reporters without borders china currently holds at least $111.00 journalist under law. threatening conditions in an open letter sent to carry law who is hong kong's head of government 23 human rights organizations including the committee to protect journalists and penned hong kong urged the government to scrap the law and what are both news outlets on the chinese mainland how have they been covering this story well they've either completely ignored the protests china's state broadcaster for example that not mentioned them at all or they are parroting the communist party's line on this in some cases blaming the

the actor olivia colman is among the famous names recognised in the queen's birthday honours list.sport, germany have beaten china 1—0 in the fifa women's world cup. and in sportsday at 7.30pm, a record score for england against bangladesh in the cricket world cup. good evening. one of the candidates for the leadership of the conservative party, michael gove, says he "deeply regrets" taking cocaine more than 20 years ago. he told the daily mail it happened at several social events while he was working as a journalist. mr gove says it was a mistake but he didn't believe it should disqualify him from becoming prime minister. our political correspondent chris mason reports. if you see yourself as the face of the country's future, you can expect plenty of questions about your own past. i can confirm that i will be putting my name forward to be prime minister of this country. from mr gove recently, to here in the late ‘90s, it's about the time he now admits he cocaine. ..he told the daily mail. will, though, those who choose our next prime minister — conservative mps and members — agree

states administration is really rushing to judgment there is quite a bit of cynicism out there are among people who are trying to read the messages from palm bay oh a lot of people think this is possibly a little too convenient given that there are some in washington some in certain countries in the region that want to see the tensions between the u.s. and iran remain really high some of those countries are iran a sunni muslim neighbors saudi arabia and the united arab emirates in addition to israel but there was no telling what a war on iran could cause to the region gulf nations have much to do is if a major war breaks out if in the north of the country and i could find itself in the crossfire because of its location other nations such as the united arab emirates may well really think before encouraging a conflict and the economy prosper. some advice on disease must come home and. the leaders at the summit india are still holding talks bernard smith joins us live now from the taj capital so bernard iranian president hassan rouhani has briefed leaders of the summit what he have to say w

he loses to joe biden by 17 points among older voters. 30 among independents. margin goes from 37 to 10. so he is losing his base, if you will, part of his 2016 base. it's the same against senator sanders. senator sanders numbers there. elizabeth warren, white non-college. even there, losing 17 points. he's underperforming where he was. again, he has a whole campaign to fix it, but he has work to do. >> you're seeing democrats make those arguments. joe biden pointing to numbers like that, the democratic electorate right now for nominating him. the other interesting thing for president trump is he has a much more professionalized campaign operation this time around that can help in some instances to drive up his base of voters. they are identifying voters in a way that the president trump's campaign did not do four years ago. that's an x factor where he and the republican party right now have a huge organizational infrastructural advantage over the democrats. so that could sort of change some of these numbers and support. >> very, very smart about their targetin

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is unlikely to agree to any of that and trust among the parties is in short supply . let's bring in our political correspondent simon young for some analysis on this story hi simon we heard there trust is in short supply this is a difficult delicate mission for the german foreign minister can he really ease tensions with iran here is it is really difficult he's going to see tehran with this message that you know there's still a bit of room for diplomacy that dialogue can work and asking them to stay with the iran nuclear deal but it doesn't really look as if he's had a lot of success in the press conference after his meeting with the iranian minister of foreign minister zarif the iranian said well you know the u.s. cannot expect to stay safe after launching an economic war and they also said to have a starts a war with us will not be the one who finishes it so pretty tough language there and worrying language given the fact that the united states has ramped up its military posture in the region with an aircraft carrier and heavy bombers there and it's got its tough sa

a few yes professor michel whop among germany's best known expert on elites. elites are people in positions of power it has nothing to do with fame or with wealth necessarily in the world of business there is some overlap but in general elite means power. but the elites make up only a small part of society but they may decide which direction society is headed that's what we'll be looking at today on made in germany is the idea of social mobility a myth let's face it a lot of what makes elites so powerful is money management of rich people's pocket money has become an industry in itself all big minds now run whole departments that it caters to the financial needs of the wealthy private clients but more and more high net worth individuals have in addition to the bottom of the made in the garden their own in-house finance professional investment decisions and question of a rather more delicate nature related to large inheritances trust funds and prenuptial agreements the 1st rule for any private wealth manager is utmost discretion so our reporter mugs over common

of course i would prefer to see him among the participants but i don't think. we are and i told some to it. to me and to give any definitive into the case of my i don't really know the nature like a michael call you right it's not up to me or you to decide whether it's fair or not there are other prominent structures who will decide if he's guilty or not talking about. their reaction to the case from foreign investors for instance patrick plenty of the c.e.o. of the tight he's also throwing his weight behind french partner if he had been ben who is in prison on home arrest there was a meeting between french businessmen and president putin couple of months ago and. this french citizen and my college it was reason during the meeting by the participants. and mr pool and there was among them so they received all the necessary explanation by president putin you know the explanations about the nature of the case but his play explanation that. this is a case in a strict accordance with the russian laws and we do we do hold that the end those gentlemen will be freed bu

all the popular among the animated film ghost in the shell. landing suggested robots might in hollywood movies like i robot on the other hand the robots look somewhat less like people and tend to turn on less human masters. and that wraps up our show on artificial intelligence but join us again next week when we'll be looking at colors and how they can influence consumption we'll talk with psychologists and product designers about unconscious mechanisms that help dictate what we buy that and much more next time tomorrow today see that. to. me. sometime in the 26 to you my great granddaughter. what would the world be like in your life turning around half a century. it's really frightening. and i have to. look why aren't people more concerned. little yellow boots in 75 minutes on the double. for the father it was the beginning of a long ordeal. for the son of a traumatic memory. provoking means unfolding. talents where. 30 years after the one chinese capital a father and son tell their story. today in the day on. the news man it's nice. to. meet