barry: no. have come and long way since the beginning of the decade. they will play a constructive role in argentina. we have to hope that they will hope -- continue to get support from the advanced countries, governments -- advanced governments, including my own. five years ago, the global financial crisis, both external and internal conditions. how vulnerable are they to fed increases? barry: they are very vulnerable. corporate debt has increased in -- and theble vulnerable economies current account deficits have widened. growth is slower than it wasn't 2008 -- than it was in 2008, so there is a lot to worry about. earlier commentator, i have been predicting a stronger dollar for about a year. at one level, i am happy to see it rise, because it confirms my views. i was awfully early. it is going to create pain for emerging markets. withwe will come back barry eichengreen. he has demanded that we not speak to him about the wedding, but we will speak to him about the united kingdom. barry eichen

and could this be the man to clinch a first british motogp world title since the heyday of barry sheenei am bad that we have a good group of people, and it was nice to be that one and lead a world title. we're starting in manchester tonight. where tens of thousands of city fans have been out celebrating their premier league champions. pep guardiola's title—winning squad enjoyed an open top bus parade through the city, after a record breaking season. city amassed a record 100 points, 106 goals and won the most games on their way to the title. sportsday was there, with pep — and captain vincent kompany. it is brilliant. it is amazing. we are here again, and have turned out in numbers. the fans are wonderful. we were allowed to win it with four weeks to go. the quality that they had, as human beings and players is outstanding. that is why we eat what we have done. —— did what we have done. celebrate winning city and millie today! what does it mean to you? coming together and prevent... what is it about city that you like so what is it about city that you like so much. they have been relega

barry has been in fantastic form, so it which is an interesting matchup.mething happens to an way comes into the crucible. he loves it here. one of the players that really e njoys here. one of the players that really enjoys going out and the one table venue as enjoys going out and the one table venue as well. so i'm expecting that to go very close. i commentated on his match and he was imperious. looking forward to this. thank you very much. both of those are live on bbc two at seven o'clock. we finish with some cricket. as expected justin langer is australia's new cricket coach. the former opening batsman takes overfrom darren lehmann in the wake of the ball—tampering scandal. they have a one day series in england next month but top of his to—do list, getting the cricket world back on side. one of the things that is really important is that we keep looking to earn respect. to me respect is worth more than all the gold in the world. earn respect on and off the cricket field. also i know the really important foundation over the last six years in western aus

>> jimmy: naming your character barry, thinking about it, no one i know has named their child barry inhe doctors, if you said put barry, they'll be you want to take a minute? [ laughter ] no, we like barry. >> jimmy: you have a very strong supporting cast on the show, including henry winkler. >> yeah, the best. >> jimmy: for me, henry winkler, he was on my lunch box going to school every day. you're younger than i am so you probably didn't have that. >> way, way younger. [ laughter ] no, i remember him on television. >> jimmy: no, i'm sure you remember him. but it was reruns. >> yeah, way younger. >> jimmy: henry's a very, very nice guy. >> yes. >> jimmy: and almost too nice. >> yes. >> jimmy: and he seems to love being on the show so much. just based on the conversation i had with him. >> yeah, no, he loves it. the funny thing is he didn't watch them, so he's watching them -- he hasn't seen the show. so he's watching them when everyone else is watching them on sundays. so sunday night i'll get a call from him going, bill? oh my gosh! [ laughter ] this is really taking it up a notch! a

the legacy of barry sheen weighs heavy on all british riders in moto gp, but there's one thing that cal the great sheen couldn't, win the british grand prix here at silverstone. i've had a love hate relationship with silverstone over the last few years, my first grand prix i didn't race, was in the john radcliffe hospital with a broken collarbone. the podium in 2016, 2017 was fourth, you have to think it will turn around and we can win one. having ridden three different bikes in moto gp, crutchlow seems to have found his form on the honda. maybe, just maybe, britain's long wait for a moto gp crown may finally be over. azi farni, bbc news. lots of history on the shoulders of cal crutchlow. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, steven wyeth, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. 21 celsius was our high on monday. tuesday could be a little bit warmer. it's settling down, really, this week, a lot of dry weather around, some sunshine just as we saw yesterday. the week ahead sees very little rain at all. v

and could this be the man to clinch a first british motogp world title since the heyday of barry sheeneglad we have the good group of british talent in moto gp classes at the moment. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm in the centre of manchester this evening were over 100,000 manchester city fans are expected to shout themselves hoarse. it is ear—splitting loud, the players and manager pep guardiola are on their way to this centraljunction of manchester with the premier league trophy and the league cup of course on board as part of celebrations for a title winning season. the third title in seven years for manchester city and what a record—breaking season city and what a record—breaking seasonit city and what a record—breaking season it has been along the way. best tea m season it has been along the way. best team in the land this season. manchester city, premier league champions. it has been a lot of talking about the magnificent seven this evening, the magnificent seven this evening, the seven records the arrogant during this title winning season of them including of course the total

he trails 11— five against barry hawkins, who was a finalist back in 2013. to go 11— five up. he is within two frames of making it through to the semi—final. ding has pressure wherever he goes, and it is not just the pressure wherever he goes, and it is notjust the opponent, as we were told earlier. expectation has a huge part. we told earlier. expectation has a huge pa rt. we lost told earlier. expectation has a huge part. we lost some of them, we lost selby, and he has huge expectation, probably from himself and probably from china, the wind now. he is favourite, and how do you cope that? millions watching the championship, and that is pressure in the most extreme circumstances. at the end of the day he has to try and forget all about and try and make it him and the table. forget everything around it. as i say, it is hard not to look forward. he will be thinking this could be his best chance ever to be the first asian player to win the world championship. so ding junhui has some work to do against barry hawkins, trailing by 11— five. now, there is a two ta

change that dial with barry reed." [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, seth.has been a busy week. so don't change that dial because barry reed is about to let you know what shows are safe and who has been given the ax. here we go. canceled, "brooklyn 99." [ booing ] >> canceled! >> after five seasons, fox decided they had enough with this sitcom, but you know who hasn't? nbc. once nbc -- [ cheers and applause ] that's right. once nbc heard fox canceled the show, they swooped on in and saved this fan favorite. so let's switch that show from canceled to renewed! >> renewed! [ cheers and applause ] >> who's next on the chopping block? canceled, "don't change that dial with barry reed." >> canceled. [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> wait. did that just happen? [ light laughter ] why is this how i'm finding out about this? [ light laughter ] but hey, who knows? this could be a classic "brooklyn 99," right? [ light laughter ] another network could just swoop in and save the show. what do you say, nbc? >> still canceled! [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. >> seth: barr

barry went on to have other scandals.e a problem with you smoking crack, you basically have full immunity. that's why when i started this job, i showed up two weeks late. gotta set that bar low. now, nobody cares that i walk around the office in a nightgown. they admire the handiwork. i'm roy wood jr. and this has been "cp time." and remember, we're for the culture. check out my etsy page and purchase your very own custom civil rights nightgowns. see you next time. [audience applause] farnsworth: oh, lordy lou! help! ooh! ah! i know you've rejected me a lot before, but frankly, i wasn't sure we were right for each other, either. but now i am! so how about a date tonight? sorry, i think i, uh, i think i left my toaster on. farnsworth: buddha! zeus! god! one of you guys do something! come on, leela. what's the real reason you won't go out with me? help, satan, you owe me!

he has all the attributes to really put barry hawkins to the wall tonight.ortant games, he has mixed one. i think barry is playing better of the two. we can't wait. 7.31 bbc two is where you can find us. here's whatjohn higgins had to say about reaching a seventh crucible final. imean, i i mean, i have my family down. it is a good thing. you can see him setting up, and it is a big thing for the family. he is going to be gutted. but i am just proud. these are the live picture5 these are the live pictures from the crucible. you heard john parrott saying that mark williams needs to really build some big 5core5 saying that mark williams needs to really build some big scores to out5core barry hawkin5. he was ahead by 56 points, as you can see, back at the table, leading by 60 at the moment, but trailing 13 frames to 11. this is the opening frame of the evening 5e55ion. 11. this is the opening frame of the evening session. the first to 17 will earn them5elve5 evening session. the first to 17 will earn themselves a place in the final. you can watch coverage on bbc

thank you, barry. your last point about helping get a lot of licenses because that tells us that unpredictable future is still there. we have to be prepared for any kind of possibility. i will raise a few russians from moderators position, which -- questions. the first question i wanted to raise is, rebecca, you raised aa very fundamental question on strategy choice, whether kim jong-un mayday strategy choice to denuclearize the country is a kind of nobody knows clearly but we have to think about it whether kim jumped kim jong-und of strategy choice to change the course and then try, because many of us are trees to know why kim jong-un shifted his position from making a north korea strong country to unified country after it developed kind of nuclear weapon. so in a speedy way. i wanted to hear your opinion about whether north korea made a -- after that i wanted to hear representative park, because when you said that tim jong on shifted his policy from kind of policy of strengthening economy and militar

barry went on to have other scandals.ou smoking crack, you basically have full immunity. that's why when i started this job, i showed up two weeks late. gotta set that bar low. now, nobody cares that i walk around the office in a nightgown. they admire the handiwork. i'm roy wood jr. and this has been "cp time." and remember, we're for the culture. check out my etsy page and purchase your very own custom civil rights nightgowns. see you next time. [audience applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: shit. let me try that again. ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> no collusion. ( laughter ) they're making aliens! >> no collusion. >> no collusion. witch hunt. witch hunt. witch hunt. deep state. deep state. deep state. raaaahhh! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let's have a toast for the assholes! kanye west is on our team now!

sorry about that. >> i have a question for barry. barry mentioned that what was -- if our hedge situation goes negatively? i wonder how barry thinks about the u.s. part of hedge and also the hedge from south korean side. what would be the situation after, if the summit goes well? i mean goes bad. thanks. >> the gentleman with the glasses. >> my name is daniel from the national committee on north korea. the panel discussed kim jong-un's apparent interest in economy first policy and economic development. my question is, do you think it's possible that kim might be willing to embark on more fundamental reforms of the economy in order to promote economic development, that he might pursue chinese or vietnamese style economic reforms? >> final. >> i am working intern at cmi. my question was for all the panelists about deployment. the declarations, -- [inaudible] i think after two summits whether they decide to deploy would not with the pressing issue room to side so i wonder the two summits outcomes would influence his decision to deploy a

he has all of the attributes to really put barry hawkins to the wire tonight. there. wheneveran better than mark but mark is hanging in there. whenever an important frame has come in at the end, he has mixed one. if he can have his scoring it will go close. i think barry is playing slightly the better of the two. 7.30 at bbc two is where you can find us for that. here's whatjohn higgins had to say about reaching a seventh crucible final. i mean, i've had my family down and it's a big thing. you see them setting up and it's a big thing for the family. 0bviously, he's going to be gutted but i'm just proud. let's have a look at some of the other stories around today. and we begin with the giro d'italia. today's second stage was won by elia viviani in a thrilling sprint finish in tel aviv. the quick—step floors rider crossed the line just ahead of fellow italian jakub mareczko. rohan dennis is the overall leader with chris froome 38 seconds behind. team sunweb rider max walscheid has won the men's race at the tour de yorkshire after finishing the 184 kilometres fro

because barry minkow acting as a fraud-fighter is like having a thief guard the bank vault.

the proposal involves barry's boot camp. there is more than 30 locations worldwide and thus this is considered formula retail. the proposal does not include any building inspections or facade alterations. between the hours of 5:30 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on the weekdays and 6:30 and 7:00 p.m. on the weekdays, barry's is a high intensity fitness based training facility. all employees are anticipated to live within the immediate surrounding area, and either walk or take transit to work. the subject site is well served by public transit so that potential customers should not adversely affect the traffic flow. the project sponsor conducted a formula retail survey in early 2018. based on the survey, the concentration of all formula retail establishments in a 300 foot radius within the vicinity is -- [inaudible] >> to date, the department has received a total of 36 communications in support of the project, including the duboce triangle neighborhood association and the castro merchants. the project was proactive in all of their communi

mark williams will meet barry hawkins in the other semifinal. that's all the sport for now. months ago were raped and are now about to give birth. some of the mums—to—be are under the age of 18. which is why they fled. in neighbouring bangladesh. aimed at exterminating the rohingya people. birth after the sexual attacks last august.

yes, you talked about ding junhui going out to barry hawkins. about the crucible theatre. the in 1985 against steve avis. dennis, have a look at this. we see the cloud coming in, it is brilliant. but when you talk about the players now, is it more unpredictable now as to who would go to the final than it was in your day? over 30 years ago, you could predict matches a lot easier. nowadays, they are all playing to such a high standard. it has been probing with the 8/4—finalists we have five. former world champions have five. former world champions have gone but the line—up is incredible. it is very difficult to predict the matches because they are playing all over the world all the time and the standard is very high. how much of a difference does it make when it goes from the two table set up into just one table? that's when the crucible comes into its own. every player, when they come professional, their ambition should be to win the world championship. but one ambition is to play at the crucible at one table and you have to get to the semifinal.

williams beat barry hawkins late last night in sheffield.finished 17—15 to the welshman, who will be going for a third world title. he faces four—time champion john higgins after he beat kyren wilson. all the action across the bbc from two o'clock this afernoon. it takes me back. when i was younger, snoopy was the thing to watch. it's come back a bit. it had a dull patch. it is coming back. i love seeing namesake john a dull patch. it is coming back. i love seeing namesakejohn higgins. —— snooker. it is one of those

barry hawkins against two—time world champion mark williams.awkins led 9—7 overnight and took the first frame this morning with a century break. williams took the next couple to reduce the deficit to just a single frame. you can see that hawkins has a two frame cushion once again into this one as well. one of the most extreme sporting event of the weekend, is taking place at badminton in gloucestershire, where riders are tackling the huge obstacles in the cross country event for harry, tthankfully both getting up without any injuries.. you can watch on the red button. great britain going well at the moment. the main

between barry hawkins and mark williams — starts this evening.et's take you to the crucible right now, kyren wilson ——john higgins —— john higgins has taken the first three frames. wilson is edging that fourth frame and you can keep up on the bbc two and the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. you will keep you updated on the snooker throughout the afternoon. 0ur our top story, breast cancer england has reported a major increase in the number of women seeking advice. it follows a computer error which resulted in many women not being invited to their final screening. i'm nowjoined by the oncologist karol sikora, who previously has been an assessor for the nhs breast cancer screening programme. this went on for nine years, they

williams beat barry hawkins late last night in sheffield.t finished 17—15 to the welshman who will be going for a third world title. he faces four—time champion john higgins after he beat kyren wilson. all the action across the bbc from 2 o'clock this afternoon. looking forward to that. to a onwards. hopefully not another late night. there is a choice this afternoon, do you sit inside and watch the super or go outside and enjoy the weather? just bring your phone. it is now app as well. can you wedge and watching tv on your phone? when it is bright you cannot see it. get a little umbrella. is it

williams beat barry hawkins late last night in sheffield.t finished 17—15 to the welshman, who will be going for a third world title. he faces four—time championjohn higgins after he beat kyren wilson. all the action across the bbc from two o'clock this afernoon. you don't have to miss it if you're going outside, bring your mobile phone, it is one the app as well. we were debating the best way to watch, drag your telly to the window, the radio. the warm and sunny weather looks set to continue for the rest of the bank holiday weekend. this is outside our studio in

mark williams will face barry hawkins in the other semi final. hawkins beat ding junhui, while williams completed a 13 frames to 8 win over ali carter. that‘s a 7 o‘clock start. the semis are best of 33 frames, you can watch them both on bbc2 and the bbc sport website. and the tour de yorkshire has begun this morning. the women were first to set off from beverley and will finish stage one in doncaster. the men get going this afternoon. it‘s a four day race ending on sunday in leeds. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. back now to our main story. tens of thousands of women are waiting to hear if they‘ve been affected by an nhs computer error in england which meant they weren‘t invited for breast screening. it‘s estimated that up to 270 women may have died prematurely because they were not invited to routine screening. questions are being asked about why senior health officials didn‘t realise sooner that there was a problem. the authors of a report for the ippr think tank — which found the take—up for breast scree

between barry hawkins and mark williams — starts this evening.et's take you to the crucible right now, where the first semifinal is underway. john higgins took the first frame. the second frame in action right 110w. the second frame in action right now. the best of 33 frames. you can watch them on bbc two and the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the mother of the murdered toddler james bulger says attempts to remove anonymity from one of his killers is a "waste of time". the two—year—old's father ralph has begun a legal attempt to reveal the new identity ofjon venables. james' mother, denise fergus, told bbc radio five live that she didn't want any revenge attacks on her son's killers. eight years in a young offenders is no sentence at all. especially them, they have the best of everything. they had better lives in my opinion

williams beat barry hawkins late last night in sheffield.t finished 17—15 to the welshman, who will be going for a third world title. he faces four—time champion higgins after he beat kyren wilson. whoever wins will be the oldest winner since ray reardon in 1978. 12 months ago i was really thinking about retiring, even two or three years ago, i wouldn't get into the quarters or semifinals of anything. what a season. ijust can't believe it. and if i win it willjust top the best season i've had for years and years, but if i don't win, it is still one of the best seasons i've had for years. and i've just got to go out there and enjoy it, and hopefully if it does go close, towards the end i don't collapse like a cheap tent again.

mark williams resumes his match with barry hawkins this afternoon. the world's first national review of the number of deaths of people with learning disabilities has found either abuse, neglect, delays in treatment or gaps in care had played a part in one in eight of the cases that were scrutinised. the review was commissioned by nhs england after the death of a young man called connor sparrowhawk. nikki fox reports. just some of the faces of those with learning disabilities who died too young. stephanie bincliffe spent seven years mostly in this room. she died at the age of 25. richard hanley died of constipation at 33. laura booth went into hospital

in the other semi, barry hawkins is 13—11 up on mark williams.hey play to a finish this evening for the right to play higgins in the final. imean, i mean, i've had my family down and it's a big thing. you see them setting up and it's a big thing for the family. obviously, he's going to be gutted but i'm just proud. he obviously seized on the opportunity of my inexperience early oi'i. opportunity of my inexperience early on. i missed a sitter of a red at 4-3 to on. i missed a sitter of a red at 4—3 to potentially go for— four. from then on it was like tom and jerry, i was always trying to catch the mouth that i could never catch it in the end that might potentially go 4—4. john isjust different class. what a day of sport it is. david haye and tony bellew are getting ready for their heavyweight rematch which takes place later tonight at london's o2 arena. both men have weighed in lighter than last time and have promised a fight packed with speed rather than brawn. bellew stopped an injury—stricken haye in the first fight 1a months

barry hawkins and mark williams will get underway shortly. hawkins 5—3 up. can follow the action on the bbc sport website and on bbc two. that's it. we'll have more for you later in the afternoon. theresa may has hailed conservative "success" in english local elections after tories denied labour the breakthrough which many in jeremy corbyn's party had predicted. in london, the conservatives hung on to wandsworth and westminster, and retook barnet, where labour has faced an anti—semitism row. let's cross live to wandsworth, and to our chief political correspondent vicki young. this was the first stop for theresa may today as she came here to wandsworth. i wouldn't say it was a celebration, it was more relief for conservative activists. it was pretty close and they came close to losing the council to no overall control. they did actually lose eight seats here and wandsworth as a

beast as i think and a bit is something special for this pos you know she's a hollywood actress and of barry famous t.v. series seats no celebrities their best at the wedding in fact there's going to be no real politicians it's just going to be friends of harry and and meg and that's not to say that they just because she's bringing something something modern and fresh to the royal family doesn't mean that people think will say love the pomp and circumstance and the tradition where of course things get

he'll face barry hawkins in the last eight.n audience of over 100 million tunes in for his matches back in china. we caught up with the chinese superstar after his match he here is talking to the bbc‘s rob walker. you're the favourite for the title, we haven't always seen that when you come here to the crucible, but that doesn't seem to bother you, the fact there's pressure on you and people are expecting or thinking that maybe this could be year? 0h, are expecting or thinking that maybe this could be year? oh, yeah, i'm going to try very hard to win the world title and also tried to be harder... work harder. i may be the favourite but i concentrate on the next match and it doesn't matter whose favourite. snooker has come a long way in the last decade. the sport has over 30 tournaments worldwide and a global audience pushing 500 million. after huge growth of the sport in china, world snooker chairman barry hearn now has plans to take the game to the middle east. he's been speaking to the bbc‘s jamie broughton. china has been fa

i speak to the journalist barry mayer who says farmer executives knew that prescription opioids were being widely abused. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london. as america continues to grapple with racism, today abc has canceled its highly rated sitcom "roseanne" after the star, roseanne barr, posted a tweet that the network calls abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values, aka racist. this as a rare and massive effort got under way today in the united states to root out ingrained sometimes unconscious prejudice across the entire starbucks workforce. the global coffee empire closed more than 8,000 of its cafes around the u.s. for several hours so that some 175,000 employees could take anti-bias training. starbucks ordered the nationwide training day after what even its founder calls an unbelievable incident that took place in philadelphia last month when a store manager called police to arrest two black men who were waiting there to meet a friend. it kicked off angry protests and now the starbucks founder, howard schultz

or just hearing it i mean i live in a part of the bronx more hills where possession of firearms is barry present you can go to the park and see children seventeen eighteen years old with guns. and growing up my grandparents were always berry protective and they were always like you can't go to the park there might be some problem and you might be a fact that you might be shot by mistake. sounds of gunshots every night in situations where like you hear i shot my grandmother when i close the windows and like oh don't look outside you might get shot by mistake that is happening around the area so it's very hard for me to your people say and like all like the raids are going down but in reality it's barry president you never know who owns a gun and who's going to stop you to ask you a question and you get in the heated conversation and novel side and they like pull a gun out of the coke about your reaction to the don't know what the. president. very savvy. and quite recently i mean. this may surprise you but i used to get letters from the press that but sure usually delivered overnight of op

and its early advantage to barry hawkins, after the first session of world snooker‘s semi final againstms. thanks forjoining us. let's start then with the europa league semi—finals, and arsen wenger wanted a fairy tale ending to his arsenal story, but in all fairy tales, there are ogres, that can return at any time to ruin the happy ever after, and once again, a familiar foe made wenger‘s team pay, and it is atletico madrid who are into the europa league final, our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. you have to fill for arsene wenger but it wasn't meant to be cut because of the so hard to score against atletico at home. that's not such a good point. at the stadium here, the first season that madrid have played here, and la liga, through the entire sedona home they conceded just four goals. they go months without conceding a goal here. this week we have seen some chaotic defending. crazy kind of matches. as atletico know how to defend. it was always going to be difficult for arsenal to get past him. thousands of fans in red and white heading for home here at the moment. believ

even further is going to certainly isolate donald trump even more in this barry historic situation we have to remind ourselves that what we see at the moment is extremely unusual unusual in every sense of the term we never ever seen this much gap certainly between europe and the united states it in the over the last fifty years this three major powers in europe britain france and germany seem to be absolutely committed to this deal while the united states seem to be kind of more him agreement with kind of the middle east than kind of allies like saudi arabia and israel and that has created kind of in a very unusual drift between europe and the united states but the next week or so it's going to be very interesting and of course they're going to follow it closely the kind of decision. donald trump is going to a standard he's going to make is going to have some serious implications not only for the future of iran and the international community but more importantly for the future of relations between the united states and the wider western world. greatly appreciate your time very intric

barry mentioned that what is our hedge if the situation -- i wonder how barry thinks about u.s. part of hedge and also the hedge from south korean side. what would be the situation after if the summit goes bad. thanks. >> okay. gentlemen. >> hi, my name is daniel from the national -- the panel discussed of kim jong-un of economy's first policy and economic development, my question is, do you think it is possible that kim may be willing to work more fundamentally reforms of the economy in order to promote economic development that he may pursue chinese or vietnamese style economic reforms. >> all right, final. >> i am working at the cmi. my question is for all the panels about the thought of deployment. he said that the thought of deployment is decided after environment shows that -- after two summits whether he decides to deploy or not would be a pressure issue for him to decide. i wonder the two summit outcomes will influence his decision and how? >> okay, we have a little bit of time available. i will start from the very end and come to the right side and you can take the last

and then also joining us on the show is guy sear from societe generale barry, just beginning with youof talk, it's surprising that the u.s. administration has yet announced further measures while this trip to china is happening simultaneously doesn't give us confidence that the talks will yield results what's your take >> i don't think it really is realistic to think anything will be accomplished in two days. the big issues are intellectual property, which the trump administration tried to negotiate with t-- the obama administration tried to negotiate with the chinese in 2016 and ran out of time solving that will take a year if it gets solved beyond that, the trump administration has concerns about chinese industrial policy and the chinese will not give on that i'm not optimistic >> when you say things getting involved what are we looking for here both sides need to give concessions. we understand the intellectual property is important to china they export more goods to the u.s. than the u.s. exports to china. what is china going to get out of the u.s.? >> well, i think china can offe

we're going to start with barry. okay they just said in my ear, we're going to start with barry. barry james with the james balance golden whatever it is fund congratulations on that title, barry. what do you think of the market right here >> well, it's the balance golden rainbow fund. >> the balance golden rainbow. all right. >> we see that risks are a bit elevated right now in fact, we're a little concerned. we would say the typical person out there, if they have a target, they should be at or below that target, and they should be maybe looking to trim more than to add and why do we think that well, number one is as we look at the market, it is still expensive. valuations are high. the s&p has a price earnings ratio of 21 in spite of the great earnings we've seen. we've also seen a shift, if you will, kind of a tide going out in sentiment super bullish early in the year, and it's the changes in sentiment you've got to watch out for, and they're not as positive as they were. and i guess the -- you know, a third analogy would be the tide going out with the federal reserve and qua

i have a question for barry. the hedge.oned as the situation goes negatively , i wonder how he thinks about the hedge and the hedge from the south korean side. ift would be the situation the summit goes bad? >> hello, my name is daniel from the national committee on north korea. the panel discussed him john interestim jong-un's in that. do you think it is possible that cam might be willing to -- that kim might be willing to embark on fundamental reforms to the economy to pursue economic development? >> final. >> i am working at the internet. my question is for all of the panelists about the deployment. decidedoyments would be -- [indiscernible] two summits --he how would that influenced his decision? and will start from the end start answering the question. what does the hedge look like if things go bad? i can imagine several elements. number one, keeping the sanctions exactly the way they are. affectems to have had an although i can approve it statistically. a set of military enhancements that i have suggested a

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antiwar activist type barry things the white house is using housefull status as a woman to sugarcoat her involvement in torture. were many more than two people arrested there were nine people arrested the capitol police arrested seven people before the hearing started because they didn't want to be interrupted and the charge against jena aspel is exactly as ray mcgovern who was bloodied and injured in his arrest but also by john kiriakou there were arrested without provocation before the hearing started were given a fifty five dollars fine and released almost immediately it helps that genius was a woman but you can't have an unqualified woman the reason that they picked gina housefull is the very fact is she is a woman trump administration use those floyds to push a no torture the things that isis did where they were beheading and doing all the things that they were doing are no different under international law and human rights as what gina aspel was doing we should denounce or at every opportunity. the disputed territory of the golan heights on the border between syria and israel i

to be made redundant on or after the nineteenth of december twenty twelve a lot of people like mr barryweren't working in two thousand and twelve because they were threatened and targeted by the taliban hard to quit their jobs and flee it's not really fair but he's had to make this journey to do you care to escape these threats to be told actually go home they're saying it's it's safe for him to read up here we have evidence from former employees not just from the british army but they also he was working with him be in kabul but he really cared to the originator scope but evidence suggests he was threatened in kabul. and if he goes back to the same will happen again he will be targeted when it comes to its own citizens the u.k. government clearly warns against travel to almost all of afghanistan even districts in the heavily guarded capital kabul it adds that terrorists are very likely to carry out attacks and methods are evolving and increasing in sophistication but that's apparently safe enough for abdul barry to return as far as the u.k. government is concerned i don't play with a c

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how do we deal on the fact that 27 million people did vote for barry goldwater? you can build a pretty good political movement with the base of 27 million people. on the intellectual side, we started the philadelphia society. beginning?re at the milton friedman and russell kirk talked about what is conservatism in chicago. coming out of that, was the beginning and what were the ideas and what can be some kind of philosophical foundation for a political movement. up until that time, we had been an intellectual and political movement. following with goldwater and our experiment with that, we are very fortunate because along ronald reagan in 1966. we were able to transfer all of the energy and excitement that we gendered with barry goldwater to ronald reagan. that was certainly a key thing. i think also, one has to say but reagan was many things, one of the reasons why he was so successful, that he was a man of intense ambition. we forget that. he really wanted to be president. there has been some recent research on this which has shown that he was trying very hard

the loss programs that barry described are two cover shortfalls in revenue and price. one proposal which should be taken seriously is leading the farmer picking one or the other but not both. light, taxpayers are paying them for the same lost twice. if you are foolish enough to let me do that, legally, i will do that. a party perspective, is that a good idea? and there have been attempts to introduce payment limitation criteria, making individuals who amounts in eligible for payment. not being taken seriously at all by the house agriculture committee and they're not being taken seriously at this point by the senate agriculture committee. although recently, the chairman of the senate agriculture committee has commented that he has concerns about whether subsidies can be retained at their current level. with that, we move on and i pass the clicker to dr. david. you for allowing us to do this work. what i am going to do first is give some stylized facts and context for the sugar market in the u.s., looking at the quantity produced and consumed. thethen i will move on to k