estimate of our gaming revenue comes from china not only that beginning industry itself has become the bjorn and then all in macau us economy so yes sucked all the manpower resources . from our economy efforts have been made to diversify the economy but not very successfully that dip in macau g.d.p. that happened partly because china cracked down on corrupt high rollers who like to frequent mccullough's because he knows. and it's not only the economic dependency that has some residents worried. yes they're screwed for to earn more money and have you know the jobs guarantees are also but they're small enough for a whole questi of our society suso is my cars youngest lawmakers many people ignore the politics here. you know the media and education system always. the resident it's more economics last politics. the media is heavily government controlled which means by china speaking up can have consequences through so was suspended from parliament in late 2017 over a protest against a government linked organization. she was reinstated half a year later and remains one of the few outspoken critics

what archaeologists have learned about the viking age this is quite different from the history they bjorn learned at school. here at school you don't learn anything about the vikings daily lives but that's what's so incredibly fascinating to spend them. interested perspective vikings can apply to this beautiful community college ansel you want in 7 norway it's even office room and board so it's not hard to spot from which students are taking the viking class. the teachers have no problems with using modern tools for training supervising explains it's more about exploring the viking way of life than for science reenactment but if i don't i always think about what materials people had a variable to them back then. and then we use that and build something with the techniques current had the time to make up for yourself in. the popular series vikings focuses more on techniques for a minute during and pillaging but fighting with the baby arms temperament find the commercial image of the northmen problematic so it's. the people here that i'm interested in viking things they like approaching abo

bjorn hooka this eastern german town of bad luck is divided over the man who wants to push the far right populist party even further to the right and who doesn't pull his punches when he attacks government. i'm going to be ok if angela merkel has rightly been referred to as the leader of a regime this lady together with all the representatives of the cartel parties in the government if they don't belong in the cabinet they belong in the dock their friends. statements like this are what makes her one of germany's most controversial politicians likes to provoke for example speaking of the holocaust memorial in berlin that pays tribute to the 6000000 jews murdered by the nazis. germans people that is of the only people in the world to plant a monument of shame in the heart of the capital. of the language of. god other a.f.d. politicians and representatives is full of vocabulary that is very very similar to that of the nazis. in the strikingly similar the former history teacher deliberately stirs up resentment of immigrants and this time for what he'll accept that thousands of their children

the tennis [ laughter ] >> seth: so there was genuine trash talk of course, one of your rivals -- bjorn he is genuinely a dear friend of yours now, yes >> i love him. hopefully, he loves me he's probably -- he's probably the only guy that i didn't have problems with on the court >> seth: oh, so you never had an issue with him >> we never had a problem. he took me, you know, under his wing in a way. and i got respect because of that 'cause he was already, like, a god. you know, he was like federrer at the time. you know, everyone loved him and he was this great looking guy. dressed right, the girls loved him. so i was like, "i want to be like him." [ laughter ] >> seth: and he was the only guy who was nice to you. do you feel like that means he was a good judge of character? or just a bad judge? [ laughter ] was it a blind spot that he was like, "i like this mcenroe kid"? >> what do you think [ laughter ] >> seth: so the first time you go to wimbledon, is it - are you 17 years old are you -- >> i was 18. >> seth: 18 years old. >> the first time i went yeah >> seth: and you talked about h