the 1st, the route around africa's cape of good hope giving antwerp a direct line to the world's only diamond source. he found a new route to india overseas and there was much safer and quicker they went up once a year to go to the india run. the big ships mix fleet took with them, amongst many other things, spices, tech styles. wow. so diamonds went of course 1st and this went to home, but then immediately to enter because it was a big harbor and center of, of europe. and it was a safe space in the 15th century, a major innovation sealed envelopes, reputation as the place to be for diamonds, the scale a polishing wheel, that revolutionize diamond, coughing, and vastly increased their popularity and trips local hero load of exxon back and his credited with his invention, and while historic evidence to this effect has been, his legend prevail a ton back in was also allegedly jewish, and part of a community that was key to antwerp stymied success at a time when many countries restricted where jews could work, their diamond expertise flourished in antwerp, jews were not allowed to enter

in solar and secretive for decades, these microcosm in the center of antwerp has fascinated the film industry. diamonds and not just about money is now not as the perfect backed up for crimes to millers, some even based on true events like the famous antwerp diamond ties. that's all these make off with over $100000000.00 worth of delivering loot. that to this day has never been found when supply in india began to dry up our cheese. no miners discovered diamonds in brazil. then an oddly shiny pebble on a farm in south africa, a spark, the world's 1st diamond rush. so i had to africa's very 1st diamond mind now in the city of kimberly, from 1871 to 1914, some 50000 miners toiled here under brutal conditions. digging 240 meters into the earth in search of the elusive stones lakes are to be funk. mine became known as the big hole today. kimberly's big hole is a major tourist attraction. it's the deepest man made hole on the planet and a gray reminder of how the global diamond industry began. and it began largely thanks to the beers, a company that controlled production of most of the wor

how long do we have to listen to this until matlab comes, what a dumbass, so many cities on anapa, antwerp, olupka, alushta, anadar, achinsk, oktyubinsk, finally, ankara, and what are you drawing? a hieroglyph? a... means constancy or past tense, depicts a man leaning over a bowl and ready to start eating, uh-huh, you want to eat too, uh-huh, uh-huh, here's the imat, we've been waiting, allah akbar, you're in for it, great, great, attention, as soon as he hands over... we'll take the barrel right away, we'll see, and look, where's the clip, and where's the money, pay, good, uh-huh, we'll take it, legs, put it down. well, i congratulate you, thank you, borya, robbed another jewelry store, when, where today, on chaikina, the shit is already there, take a car, go there, that's it, thank you, borya, you made me happy, oh, guys, cover me, cover me, what's wrong with you, what portal are you hiding from, what are you, you have to cover us, by the way, got it, no, sorry, darling, sorry, it's time for us to go. they poisoned him, i grieve with you, but we don't deal with hamsters, yes, but you nee

with this is him appearing get from antwerp, belgium on a world tour.ger drive drive drive. i couldn't resist it. jacqui: rachel: it has been a really good hour, lots of news. griff: and for some of our viewers, we are constantly talking about the veep stakes wondering if it is schapiro and if this campaign is constantly changing because it is a campaign with near daily historical precedent and roller coaster of which those of us closest to it can't conclude how it is going to go. griff: there's a lot of speculation it could be schapiro. the ad spending is in pennsylvania. whoever wins pennsylvania will have a major impact on deciding the election. we heard a lot about a dark horse and understanding that it's going to be a governor at least through our sourcing and what we hear from reliable people but at the naval observatory, eric holder is vetting the candidates and talking to kamala. griff: can't wait to hear what you learn on fox news sunday. that's all for us. this is fox news live. it will continue with eric and arthel. jacqui: thanks for watchin

all countries including india and singapore or even for antwerp, they are all looking to position them-- to china. if you take the top 10 larger ports are bigger ports and seven are in china and none of them are not in asia or even america. it gives you a clear picture and even india is building boats across the cost and it will build ports in sri lanka and other countries including incorporating the ports. and we would know that they are pouring a lot of money into african ports as well, so everyone, every country is trying to position themselves to china and india is not left behind. they are trying to develop more boats and more bigger boats, and they are making india program to fly high. paul: bloomberg conglomerate and telecom repeater. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ the all new godaddy airo helps you with the power of ai... ...with a perfect name, a great logo, and a beautiful website. just start with a domain, a few clicks, and you're in business. make now the future at godaddy.com/airo why do couples choose a sleep number smart bed? i sleep great now that my side is

had other plans: he set several goals for his troops at once: to force the meuse river, to capture antwerpthe most important supply base for the allies, to cut the front in two, to drive a wedge between americans and british. the latter were planned to be pressed to the north sea, and then destroyed or captured, and then the allies, especially the british, were forced to negotiate a separate peace, but the main thing... was to force the western allies to perceive germany as an equal partner. this was the task that hitler set before the ardennes offensive. in a conversation with general mein tell, he explained his strategy as follows: he naively hoped for the success of negotiations at a time of severe military defeats. the western powers would be more inclined to peace by agreement if it was possible inflict a military defeat on them. since the third reich's resources were limited, they had to find a way around it. for example, a unique sabotage operation , grif, was developed, within its framework. what happened? a shootout, they ran into a german patrol. i don't see the germans. they are