bread for prague straight out of the factory belonging to the country's prime minister andrei bobbish the bread factory with its two hundred seventy employees belongs to agro fat a business success story for bobbish prefer that as a yearly turnover of one point five billion euros the company's interests extend far beyond bread but it keeps its cards close to its chest only reluctantly giving a statement on the prime minister's involvement. hasn't been responsible for average fat since january two thousand and fourteen when he joined the government finance minister and now that he's heading up the government he's no longer with i grow fat his share in the company has been transferred into a trust fund and in other words mr bobbitt has no part in agra fancy daily business . directly opposite the company headquarters the main office of the political party founded by bobbish is now the biggest political force in the czech parliament andrei bobbish is estimated to be worth around three billion euros was many czech people are concerned that so much wealth and political power concentrated in

i think andrey dragunov is trained asa i think andrey dragunov is trained as a what is music withouto take a look at this. your wedding is supposed to memorable, but adam sandler, the hollywood star of the films, such as the wedding singer, 50 first dates and big daddy made this couple's big day in montreal, canada, a bit more special — by crashing their photos with a cameo. as you can see, the bride and groom were dressed in a white gown and a sharp tuxedo for the occassion, adam sandler, in contrast was looking a bit more casual — sporting a moustache and a white t—shirt and red shorts. the hollywood star was enjoying lunch with his family, when he crossed paths with kevin and alex having their wedding photographs taken. that only works if you are an adam sadler said. —— andrey dragunov. —— bass. —— fan. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @nkem|fejika. hello there. for the fifth consecutive day, temperatures in the uk got above 30 degrees on friday, and there could be more to come over the weekend. still plenty of heat, plenty of sunshine, butjus

the political party founded by bobbish is now the biggest political force in the czech parliament andrey bobbish is estimated to be worth around three billion euros was many czech people are concerned that so much wealth and political power concentrated in just a few hands in early june thousands of people took to the streets to protest against what they call an oligarchy. the anti bobbish protests were organized by a group of students. his holding which is now managed by his wife and by his close friends burned during prohibition in government during four years burned one and a half billion of europe and is the same amount his holding current during twenty years before you get there. the activists say agra fat has acquired the most important newspapers in the country turning them into propaganda instruments. the senior editors of all left the papers and are now working independently. on the. interests in health agriculture and community and first two businesses are very much dependent on the state and the legislation of the many see an indisputable conflict of interests between his busi

bread for prague straight out of the factory belonging to the country's prime minister andrei bobbish the bread factory with its two hundred seventy employees belongs to agro fat a business success story for bobbish grow fat has a yearly turnover of one point five billion euros the company's interests extend far beyond bread but it keeps its cards close to its chest only reluctantly giving a statement on the prime minister's involvement for mr babbitt hasn't been responsible for average fat since january two thousand and fourteen when he joined the government as finance minister and now that he's heading up the government he's no longer with i grow fat his share in the company has been transferred into a trust fund and in other words mr bobbitt has no part in agra fatso daily business . directly opposite the company headquarters the main office of the political party founded by bobbish is now the biggest political force in the czech parliament andrey bobbish is estimated to be worth around three billion euros was many czech people are concerned that so much wealth and political power

the political party founded by bobbish is now the biggest political force in the czech parliament andrei bobbish is estimated to be worth around three billion euros was many czech people are concerned that so much wealth and political power concentrated in just a few hands in early june thousands of people took to the streets to protest against what they call an oligarchy. the anti bobbish protests were organized by a group of students. his holding which is now managed by his wife and by his close friends burned during prohibition spangles in government during four years. one and a half billion of euro and is the same amount his holding earned during twenty years before together. the activists say agra fat has acquired the most important newspapers in the country turning them into propaganda instruments. the senior editors have all left the papers and are now working independently. under a publishers or interests in health agriculture and commission and first two businesses are very much dependent on the state and the legislation of the state many see an indisputable conflict of interest

for the stuff you really does typify does media enthusiasm and the madness of fans at least will andrey fama proxy. and there's still plenty more action to come on tuesday when it's the turn of the c m d australia will face rule also group c. will face clash between denmark and france group d. brings nigeria vs argentina and i stand against croatia are tough and just a marine you know gives you the lowdown on the. match. as on the gracious if they are playing to qualify in these moments i think olds are competitive match. and they both know how to compete i sung more tactical i asked for more physical croatia we've more experience we have more control because of the technical ability but i would see results being in confrontation two of the big teams of two candidates for i would say even top. this can be a good match. don't miss any of our to special coverage from our spectacular studio and central africa throughout the fifa two thousand eight hundred world cup. now on to other world news that you were struggling to hammer out a joint strategy for immigration on sunday there was a hast

sixteen over on the women's side of the draw top seeded simona halep and had her hands full against andrei petrovitch but after taking the first set in a tie breaker the rumanian overpowered her opponent closing out the mouth with a six love second set elsewhere in the door number three seed got to be new mugu of spain flew through to the fourth round with a straight sets win off her own over australian some months. well the belgian national football team has been caught napping after a t.v. report on post lies much ases seem to reveal its world cup squad much earlier than planned five plays a jew should be cut from the twenty eight member squad on monday but the story apparently revealed early days early in fact each matches all the name of the player but there were only twenty three of them it was no room at the end for the likes of goalkeeper much says and for others to be forgiven for not quite giving their all in belgium's final warning against portugal this evening and now for a happy ending a student pilot in california had a very lucky escape when she was forced to make a successfu

itself the stuff he really does typify does media enthusiasm and the madness of fans at least will andrey fama proxy so. there's plenty more action to come on tuesday when it's the turn up groups the n.d.p. australia will face proof also group c. will see a clash between denmark and france group the british nigeria versus argentina and five one against croatia are top hundred just a marine who gives you the lowdown on the iceland croatia match. as in the gracious if they are playing to qualify in these moments i think olds are competitive match. and they both know how to compete ice on more tactical. as far more physical crew is sure we've more experience we have more control because of the technical ability but i would say we being in confrontation two of the big teams of two candidates for i would say even top eight these are going to be a good match. the miss any of our special coverage from our spectacular studio in central moscow the fifo two thousand eighteen. millions of russians have been getting into the world cup spirit and one female found fan has found herself in the global me

andrey kozak is a library archival director. this is about 45 minutes. jeffery: most of us know about dwight d. eisenhower and most of us know about harry truman, and most of us know about general macarthur. but george c marshall, a little bit less.

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we can go back to our guests and really learn who's a china specialist international specialist to andrey good to have you back on sorry about the technical problems we had a couple of minutes earlier we were talking about the impact that comments giuliani's comments could have perhaps on this summit between kim jong il and president trump you were saying you don't feel it might be a negative influence but what i was saying earlier is that doesn't it express perhaps the sentiment coming from the trump camp anyway. why i don't think there's such a remark is going to change the game because at the end of the day you've got to understand that now both sides want it personal trauma wants it because he wants to appear to score a victory. ahead of the term elections in november also probably got a nobel prize as well and then as for. control in don't forget he stood firm in face of president trams socor cocked and loaded fire and fury i mean in spite of all this the threats of our military operations. stood very firm until he developed his nuclear capability that always become more confident as

andrei sulzenko is a former canadian trade negotiator and is currently an executive fellow at the schooly of calgary. he's in prince edward county ontario. thank you forjoining us. wasjustin trudeau right, after everybody had shaken hands and hard and everything was ok, to go out and say what he said? i am a little used about all this because in fact, the prime minister has said this in many different ways over the last week or so—and—so, this is nothing new. my ta ke so—and—so, this is nothing new. my take on this is that the president had set this up as a pretext and that he had already decided well in at the —— well in events that he was going to snub the rest of the g7 and he is now blaming the prime minister saying the rather obvious, that these tariffs were not only illegal and illegitimate, but ill—advised. —— events. —— advance. to the statements about president trump not endorsing the communique, does that negate any progress which may have been made during the progress of the summit? well i don't think anyone who had expect it, going into the summit, thinking that there would b

sets off the stuff you really does typify disney enthusiasm and the madness of fans at least well andrey pharma ferrazzi something. ok we'll be keeping a close eye on christiane of rinaldo where he has made his mark gets in this around portugal game but he has scored all four of portugal's goal so far the twenty eight team world cup his efforts put enjoying second in the golden boot table with only harry kane having scored more and we spoke to the creators of a documentary film that's been dedicated to the portuguese legend to try and find out what it was like to make the man himself. was so much better than the ability. to shoot. them with the best player in the world me. people hate me. some people love me straight assume there are lots of people who don't like him and there are lots of people who absolutely adore him and so that stuff makes for an interesting subject and when we did meet him we were surprise you know he's very small he's very particular and he's a good talker he knows people. like him he's very aware about you music he projects he plays to it he enjoys it he's like th

world cup without italy is a world cup, said andrei.fora like brazil without coffee added his friend —— andrea. for a few minutes at least, they appeared to enjoy putting aside their country's footballing failure. this summer, italy may be turning in on itself with a sense of resignation, gloom and shame, but it is not all bad news. one set of italian players has decided to redeem this country's reputation. the italian women's team has done what the men couldn't do. the women have just qualified for their world cup to be held in 2019. it is the first time they have made it in 20 years. we met the squad at their training it in 20 years. we met the squad at theirtraining camp it in 20 years. we met the squad at their training camp outside florence. unlike their male counterparts, they are not multimillionaires, and they don't have their own clothing brands. but this 22—year—old striker tells me that the women's game is on the rise. i am sure there are going to bea rise. i am sure there are going to be a lot of people that are going to get

much money, they are too comfortable, they haven't invested enough in the youth development system, andrey last time they produced a good premier league player and he didn't last too long at the emirates, he was sent away. for them to have started this tournament amid so much pressure and expectation with a 5—0 thrashing, such an emphatic victory, albeit only over saudi arabia, will be the source of some pride. egypt and uruguay to come. the tournament is all as a happier place when the hosts are going well, so it's important for them to get out of the group. absolutely and we spent some time with stanislas checked out of, the coach, earlier at their training base on the outskirts of moscow and they cut a relaxed squad —— stanislav cherchesov. he told me he wasn't feeling the pressure. he says that all teams are under pressure. i'm not sure i believe him. he was in relaxed spirits. they may prevail and get through the group. of course, uruguay is the really tough opponent with the likes of luis suarez. but egypt, maybe they can pull off a surprise win, they have mo salah, but if i can get

the border between chile and argentina but for them not to change that's always been over tree by andrey. for generations they fought and mostly failed to get their rights to these lines recognized by both nations. don't know but there was a three thirty of. us your stomach on the now it's about us and. no those ancient simmering resentments a once again bursting into flames. from the poochie say they've been pushed to the brink by a surge of environmentally destructive industries such as logging. violence is spiraling and the region has seen a spate of allston attacks against timber companies and landholders. until a group of the islanders and i gotta say i am actually paul came out on the internet i don't think when that got me on it and i don't. expect they look to say that only now i'm online military says he understood i offered. them all over to our us and got a second time gotten a job. in both chile and argentina it's brought from the future once more into conflict with the forces of the state. platter one is ari's argentina's most prestigious museum of natural history it attract

andrey kozak is a library archival director. this is about 45 minutes. jeffery: most of us know about dwight d. eisenhower and most of us know about harry truman, and most of us know about general macarthur. but george c marshall, a little bit less. most of us would think he was the right person at the right time for the right job. jeffrey kozak has served as director of archives at the george c marshall foundation since 2015. he led the effort to digitize library's collection of therds and continued tradition of providing exceptional research assistants to patrons, while managing over 300 manuscript collections. he also manages the marshall legacy series, multi-year examination of george c marshall's legacy. let's welcome jeffrey kozak. [applause] i would like to thank the staff for the invitation here today. in a letter dated 1939, george c with relations of the above named force, the national guard, i think our instruction is effective for these reasons. we must be prepared the next time we are involved in a war to fight immediately, within a few week

in moscow, these two volunteers from the small, grassroots andrey rylkov foundation are the only people outonight dispensing free, clean syringes. this, in a city of almost 12- million. this man asks for a bag to carry his needles home. "sorry," they say, "no money for bags." to he puts them in his pocket. they warn hie careful. it's all they can do. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in moscow. >> woodruff: tomorrow night, we look at how russia's epidemic is government there is responding. you can see all our reporting for this series "the end of aids -- far from over," on our urbsite. pbs.org/news >> woodruff: we turn back to one of the most consequetrips for a u.s. president in recent memory: a historic summit tonight half a world away, on the heels, as we heard earlier, of fallout from anher summit with u.s. allies. john yang begins there. >> jeff: judy, it's a topic for politics monday. to talk abut that and more, we're joined by amy walter, national editoof the "cook political report," and susan page, "usa today"'s washington bureau chief. susan, amy, thanks so much for jo

next, andrei lankov, in seoul. "the deal has zero practical value.xtracted serious concessions, but it was not done." professor rudiger frank, based in vienna, responded to that. "i disagree. trump saved the process by taking it slow and one baby step at a time, rather than killing it before it starts, like his predecessors did". and npr news correspondent elise hu keeps everyone's feet on the ground. "depending on how you count em, north korea has previously signed onto at least six, or as many as eight agreements re: its nuclear programme." so whatever deal is signed, that doesn't mean any of it will happen. christian fraser guided us through this live summit. christian is with us this live summit. christian is with us again. we are sifting through the details and thinking, what precisely is new here? it's a very good question, because if you put that document alongside the 2005 document from the six party talks, or you went all the way back to 1992 and compared it to the talks back then, it looks pretty similar. it's a commitment to do to —— do cl

. >> reporter: andrei skvortzov works for an h.i.v. patient advocacy group. his wife, dr.atyana vinogradova, is one of the nation's top h.i.v. doctors. she helps run st. petersburg's aids center-- one of the longest running centers in russia. and st. petersburg has made some progress locally against h.i.v., using oven prevention and treatment strategies. but there's more to their story: skvortsov is h.i.v. positive and on treatment, and vinogradova is h.i.v. negative. in tthis public ad campaigy tried to chip away at h.i.v.'s stigma. this poster says "h.i.v.-- isn't lybarrier to starting a fa with h.i.v., it's possible to u ve a long life." the idea is: if ow you're infected-- like this young man who just was diagnostm-- regular trt can not only save your life, but can prevent your partner from becoming infected, too. but vinogradova says the prejudice is still strg, even in the medical community. >> they are still afraid of h.i.v. patients. >> reporter: doctors are afraid!? >> yes. >> reporter: today? >> surgeons. dentists. nurses. >> reporter: in this day and age? >> in

but for the most that's always been over tree by andrey. for generations they fought and mostly failed to get their rights to these lines recognized by both nations. so you know what i don't know but there was a thought i told you. in up an elephant past your stomach on the last of us and when know those ancient simmering resentments a once again bursting into flames. from the poochie say they've been pushed to the brink by a surge of environmentally destructive industries such as logging. violence is spiraling and the region has seen a spate of olsen attacks against timber companies and landholders. until a group of the lenders and i say actually paul came out on the internet i don't think when that got me on it and i don't. expect they look to say that only now let me that he says he understood i offered. them all over to our us and got a second bank gotten it away. in both chile and argentina it's brought from the one small into conflict with the forces of the state. plotter one is i raise argentina's most prestigious museum of natural h

andrei, that's getting to the issue, if you do come to a deal, how far can you trust pyongyang? how far can you trust can john kuhn? and given -- kim jong-un? and given the erratic nature of donald trump, can you trust him to live up to his end of the bargain? >> it's a basic assumption that both sides have reasons to mistrust one another. it's a problem. from the north korean point of view, you can see that americans just cancel the iran deal. they remember that it was only one case where a dictator agreed to surrender nuclear weapons in exchange for promised econo benefits. this dictator ended up being killed or tortured to death by a lynch mob. kadafi, was a toffee -- if you forgot. trail -- ofthe betrayal, broken promises, much longer. so no trust. haidi: that ties in with my next question. with talks of incredible legitimization of kim and his treasure mission into the statesman, how much logical traction is he getting from the optics of international leaders leading up to meet him? and how much pressure is he under from the powerful military to not give up a nuclear arsena