and i think aung san suu kyi is making the future it is.ons against the military. we have some common points. at the end of the day, we are both from myanmar. sir even when we have very opposing opinions we have to work sometimes hand—in—hand, and sometimes hand—in—hand, and sometimes quite opposite the, but at the end, it should be for the betterment of irma. —— burma. for more on the bbc‘s season bringing people together across divides, go to our website. we explore the power and possibilities of encountering people with conflicting opinions, across divisions of race, class, faith, politics and generation. that's all at bbc. com/crossingdivides. the space x dragon capsule has successfully docked with the international space station. nasa is hoping that it could be used to take people into space from us soil for the first time since the shuttle was decommissioned, eight years ago. karen allen has more. two metres away... 248 miles above earth, and this was the moment the spacex dragon capsule successfully docked onto the international spac

and i think aung san suu kyi is making the future exist.ur opinions against the military. we have some common points. at the end of the day, we are both from myanmar. so though even when we have very opposing opinions we have to work sometimes hand—in—hand, and sometimes hand—in—hand, and sometimes quite oppositely, but at the end, it should be for the betterment of burma. the spacex dragon capsule has successfully docked with the international space station. nasa is hoping that it could be used to take people into space from us soil for the first time since the shuttle was decommissioned, eight years ago. karen allen has more. two metres away... 248 miles above earth, and this was the moment the spacex dragon capsule successfully docked onto the international space station. capture confirmed. applause and cheering. the applause signalled a sense of relief. ignition, lift—off. it was just over 2a hours earlier, here in florida, that a clear night sky offered a spectacular view of the falcon—9 rocket blasting the capsule into space, ahead of

north korea summit broke down last month the case aung office reopened last september as part of a reconciliation deal between north korean leader kim jong un and south korea's president. since those historic talks north korea's been sending around ten workers a day to the case on office. lately relations between the two koreas have been getting increasingly tense and there are fears of setbacks pyongyang threatened to pull out of nuclear negotiations with the u.s. after the collapse of a nuclear summit in hanoi between kim and u.s. president on the trump both sides blame each other for the failure of their second somers. and that's it for me and the t w business team you can find a lot more news and features on our website the w dot com slash business thank you so much for watching. says he ruined. a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and. christian population. last monday as funny as fuck you heard the city such a president to tears his response was. i. will never again book called. the. conquest turned into tragedy. it is not the kind of freedom that mean one. how did you bec

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north korea summit broke down last month the case aung office reopened last september as part of the reconciliation deal between north korean leader kim jong un and south korea's president moon j.n. since those historic talks north korea's been sending around ten workers a day to the case on office. lately relations between the two koreas have been getting increasingly tense and there are fears of setbacks pyongyang threatened to pull out of nuclear negotiations with the u.s. after the collapse of a nuclear summit in hanoi between kim and u.s. president donald trump both sides blame each other for the failure of their second somers. and that's it for me and the g w business team you can find a lot more news and features on our website the w dot com slash business thank you so much for watching. earth. for saving. those stories of creative people and projects around the world. protect the climate and boost green energy solutions i. mean by a series of global three goals and on and on. we make up over three quarters of how fat and budget we are the seventy seven percent. want to shape

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myanmar‘s civilian leader, aung san suu kyi, has been severely criticized for failing to challenge hern presiding over an anniversary celebration to honour the armed forces. 0ur myanmar correspondent nick beake reports. in the eerie darkness of the burmese night, we are signing up for a rare opportunity. an invitation to meet an army accused of genocide. it is 3:30am and about 50 journalists have gathered here just outside the ministry of information. 0ur minders have come out, we are about to be put on buses and will be taken towards the military parade ground. myanmar‘s armed forces will be putting on a show to celebrate themselves. 0n the way we glimpse soldiers who normally operate in the shadows, far from prying eyes. it's clear that today we will only see what they want us to see. officer: you are not allowed in this area. please, please. beake: 0k. this is the army that murdered at least 10,000 rohingya muslims, according to un investigators. the generals claimed they were protecting the nation from terrorists. but vice—senior general soe win tells the troops they will crush any

myanmar‘s civilian leader, aung san suu kyi, has been severely criticized for failing to challenge herry celebration to honour the armed forces as our myanmar correspondent, nick beake, reports. in the eerie darkness of the burmese night, we are signing up for a rare opportunity. an invitation to meet an army accused of genocide. it is 3:30am and about 50 journalists have gathered here just outside the ministry of information. 0ur minders have come out, we are about to be put on buses and will be taken towards the military parade ground. myanmar‘s armed forces will be putting on a show to celebrate themselves. 0n the way we glimpse soldiers who normally operate in the shadows, far from prying eyes. it's clear that today we will only see what they want us to see. officer: you are not allowed in this area. please, please. beake: 0k. this is the army that murdered at least 10,000 rohingya muslims, according to un investigators. the generals claimed they were protecting the nation from terrorists. but vice—senior general soe win tells the troops they will crush any insurgents in troubled r

would be the first meeting since president trump's second summit with north korean leader, kim jong-un aung last month. those talks collapsed because of disagreements on us-led sanctions. the trump administration says enforcement agencies are stretched thin by a huge amount of asylum seekers at the u. s.-mexico border. border patrol facilities are bursting at the scenes and sewer nine sewer nine government agencies. locations near el paso, texas and yuma arizona are under consideration. >>> overnight construction site thefts are on the rise. it is causing contractors tens of thousands of dollars. detectives are looking into 14 different cases that started around february 1. contractors lop up there job site in the evening and show up in the morning to find their expensive, professional tools gone. >> they are able to get through a door that was maybe left over and then other times they will use pry bars to pry open doors or windows. >> police say the stolen tools are worth about $83,000 but contractors are losing out on thousands more in labor costs when their employees show up and have no

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from venezuela donald trump made that comment during a meeting with the wife of the opposition leader aungat the white house moscow has confirmed it sent two military planes loaded with troops and supplies to venezuela last weekend mike hanna is in washington monitoring this one what has the american leadership has to say well why those why for fabiano caruana. is on a visit to the united states she met with president trump as you mentioned president trump warning that russian forces must pull out of there as well or they arrive there over the weekend some one hundred russian troops it is reported he said that all options were open earlier those wife also met with the vice president mike pence he also made that warning to russia and this is what he had to say the united states use russia's rival military planes this week. as an unwelcome provocation. we call on russia today to see us all support for the regime and stand. with one word go stand with nations across this industry and across the world to freedom is still. in the course of the day to the secretary of state to my pompei i had so