this is one of the key problems i'm very excited a blog chain being able to solve and already is more efficient than many of the solutions out there and according to the world bank there is a remittance costs on average of 6.84 percent but this can range from 10 to 20 percent depending on the country and depending on the amount that you're sending and this is just taking away hard earned funds and money from the lives of people to be able to feed their families or to be able to send their kids to school and this is a key problem and so can definitely serve as part of the solution around this being able to send funds around the world instantly and one of the key things with this from the united nations standpoint and one of the un sustainable development goals is to bring this cost below 3 percent however there is actually a key problem here with money transfer operators are m.t.o. such as western union one of the things that they do is to be able to control what we call cash points and that would essentially be physical shops or post offices where you can actually get cash in your ban

with facebook and labor for a minute here in the labor white paper there were references to their blog chain promoting what they're calling an open identity standard essentially the idea behind identity in this regard is making a way for users to be able to have a fully verifiable digital version of identification that would work throughout the internet sort of walk us through how this technology would work in the specific benefits of this kind of identity and. one of the key problems with this emergence and as we moved over to doing more and more online and having more of our lives online has been this. disconnect essentially between our physical lives our physical identity and being able to prove you know flawlessly that this is the same individual in an online capacity and this just hasn't been done to an adequate way and so this is a you know a very exciting part of what you know facebook is trying to do and we're very big fans of open identity systems and open frameworks however one of the issues here is that it isn't an open identity for all because it's actually leaving out the

others talk about strange bedfellows can these establishment billionaires take on the foreign policy blog. talking strange bedfellows i'm joined by my guest on the bar in new york he's host of the c.p.r. news a daily radio newscast in london we have been bomber he is a professor of international politics at city university of london with research interest in american foreign policy and its think tanks as well as author of several books including think tanks and power in foreign policy and foundations of the american century and in oxford we cross to could see he is a senior policy consultant and british american security information council retired u.s. diplomat and an expert on strategic intelligence and conflict resolution all right

read about it on her blog. moving on to other news... that is around up on how the trade war is impacting the region, leading to concerns how a sharp downturn could be avoided, according to one a nalyst. be avoided, according to one analyst. i don't believe so, there area analyst. i don't believe so, there are a couple of reasons. first of all we know that the supply chains are moving from china to the rest of the world. some of those supply chains can be very quickly. things like garments and stuff can move very quickly from china to vietnam, it doesn't take long to move some sewing machines across. those singapore figures are very telling, because singapore supplies a lot of components, electronic components, the rest of southeast asia to manufacturing. and singapore is not a manufacturing hub? it's not, but it does manufacture components. what you have to remember is when you are manufacturing components and your major buyer is moving from china to say the philippines, thailand or malaysia, it takes time for that to move. therefore, t

companies it can be through blogs but it's easier now than ever because the internet has democratized information. and that's what's so interesting is that it's so simple i think i'm a people don't get is that they're their own ideas that you think kind of what grew up in your own head largo are kind of support this right really like this it could be something that's completely influenced by these kind of behind the scenes operators and you're suddenly now joining like a like a sort of political movement or you know or getting information that is completely true that that is being used to influence your politics at the end of the day i don't i'm curious are these types of influencing operations exclusive to you know one i mean we have the 2 party tragically a 2 party system here in the united states but are these kind of things exclusive to one political party or the other or their offenders on the whole spectrum of politics here. i don't think it's a party specific thing in my book openly there are a couple examples that are right of center but that's because the koch brothers and .

and when i got co mforta ble on my blog?tagram and facebook, i put those pictures out there as well. before i knew it, i was an influencer. the whole idea of being an influencer is quite new within, well, my country, first and foremost, ghana, and then the west of africa. so i had to do a lot of educating, a lot of explaining. usually it takes a couple of years of being an influencer before you can of being an influencer before you ca n fully of being an influencer before you can fully say that you can 100% full—time work as an influencer and make your money. a lot of people come into thejob make your money. a lot of people come into the job after a year and they think that i can make money, i demand this, i need this. but that's not how it happens. you need to pay your dues, you need to work hard, your dues, you need to work hard, you need to prove yourself to the brands, and hopefully it works out. and she looks great in those clothes. let's take a look at the markets in asia. the nikkei 225 has opened lower. it is really

and 15 years ago established capital weather.com, the first professional weather blog on the internet. ing "the washington post" absorbed the blog in 2008, and jason and his gang are now essential reading for anyone who's interested in the weather in the d.c. area. so, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming both andrew and jason. [applause] >> hello. thank you all for coming. brad, thank you for the great introduction. i was here -- not here, on connecticut avenue, and really wanted to come back with a new book. i was a little nervous on the train this morning when washington was washing away -- [laughter] as jason definitely had a busy day. i was also particularly pleased that jason agreed to be my interlocutor tonight. we met when i first started this project several years ago. i went to meeting of the american meteorological society in atlanta, and sort of knew that i wanted to write about this topic and was trying to figure out what the shape might be. and having all of america's or a lot of the world meteorologists in one place was definitely a great starting point to

>> so we actually went through all of her old blog posts.ntioned some the introhe was a fox news contributor. she was also a radio host. she maintained this blog where she wrote a lot of conspiracy theories about former president obama, suggesting at times he was a muslim during the whole controversy around the ground zero mosque. she wrote a post where she sort of suggested obama was loyal to islam, and made the statement can he be loyal to both? even if president obama wasn't muslim, can somebody who is muslim be loyal to the united states? >> right. >> but there's also this strange line where she referenced his comments about 57 states, where he had the gaff, and she claimed that was actually a secret reference to islam as well. >> wow. >> so a lot of this stuff she is was writing was really, really fringe. >> it's out there. as you point out there was splint there there, in terms of the blog, in terms of the number of posts. what is she saying about it? what is treasury saying? what are we hearing in response? >> we reached out to treasu

. >> i sure would hope blog at this rate, they're using my name for clickbait.op of online conversatrehinking abo becoming ceo of buzz feed and women are instigating fights to promote their music and hair extensions. >> yes. >> jimmy: thank you. all right. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i think this is really helpful so far. >> you want me to keep on going? >> jimmy: yeah. >> they tickin' me off. say anything to get a response. >> jimmy: they're aware of her talent and are just trying to get a rise out of her. >> yeah. i know they're mean, somebody got to -- >> jimmy: their popularity is waning. >> yes, every single time! >> jimmy: i'm so happy right now, i can't even explain it. >> you're good. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: all right. shall we do the rest? or do we have the idea? >> i think we're good. >> i think you got it. >> jimmy: i think what we've learned here is there are a lot of people who are trying really to take some of your fame by taking shots at you and you guys have had enough of it, yes? >> they do anything for clout. >> jimmy: do anything for clout. >> yes, sir! >

argentine officials say the 4 nation mercosur trade blog fresh off successful trade negotiations with the european union seems poised to pursue a trade deal with the united states the argentine foreign minister said last week that mercosur would move quickly to negotiate deals with the u.s. as well as singapore and south korea argentine president later confirmed his ministers claim on plans for an agreement with the u.s. and china and canada to the target list published reports seem to confirm that u.s. trade talks with argentina began in march though busy mr america's chief of staff notably characterized the trade deal with the us as a cold war a long term project and while the minister said brazilian an argentine officials are engaging in the talks it was still not clear from reports if the deal would include the other 2 mercosur nations a part of why and or why. south korea then president moon on monday warned that ongoing trade tensions between south korea and japan could hurt the global semiconductor and smartphone display market while president moon hopes for a diplomatic soluti

. >>> henry lee will continue reporting from the courtroom everyday of the trial, read his daily blog >>> we continue to follow the latest in the investigation of the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. this morning, we are learning about the three young people who were killed. >> i never had to plan a funeral in my life. i never thought it would plan my niece's funeral. >> coming up how the family of a young teenage girl is coping with an un thinkable loss. >>> more protection for worker whose work outdoors. new safety rules at all california employers. >>> good morning, we do have traffic that is doing very well for the most part on the morning commute getting off to the macarthur maze. we will tell you more straight ahead. >>> and more about the cool down which started yesterday. the victims of the shooting at the gilroy garlic festival include two children. a 16 year old and a 13 year old. both are from san jose, with family at the festival. the third person killed, 25- year-old trevor ervy, living in santa cruz and with his girlfriend. the family of is 13-year-old kayla says

. >> on friday, a blog called a price rhode island posted this picture and members of the group protesting senator whitehouse, saying he is not doing enough. said, you are not doing enough. noy are asking him to sign a fossil fuel money pledge. he says he does not take fossil fuel or corporate money. weekend, garrett graves of louisiana will discuss climate change and the work of the select committee on the climate crisis. congressman graves sits on that committee. he will also talk about robert mueller's testimony before congress and other issues. he is in newsmakers, sunday at 10:00 a.m. on c-span. >> former supreme court justice john paul stevens died july 16 at the age of 99. the ceremony held inside the court. stepsrmer clerks line the to receive the casket and were honorary pallbearers. one of the tributes is from elena kagan. president trump in the first lady paid their respects after the ceremony.

room for new housing so naturally architects look upwards where there is plenty of space lab or a blog the white tree is an extraordinary tower block in the southern french city of mobile yeah which aims to turn the bad reputation of living in a high rise on its head. it's an attention grabber the white trio won't pay heed surprises passers by and delights its residents. this is the balcony where we have breakfast and here we have an epic t.v. and this is the balcony where we just relax yes.

michael got out of the vehicle and these two other guys decided to get out, they start picking up this blogthey want to help the zebra. they want to put the lawn of the zebra snack because they don't want it to move. >> they are able to get to get snare off. enough with this poaching stuff already. the good thing is, because they were able to translate. it just needs to get up. it is struggling. eventually, after blowing itself up, it's up. she has them of the snare. the metal wire is what caught the majestic animal. it is free now and free to roam. >> is a collaboration, take a look. perfect shot. right in the glass. where does the trick come in? we know kevin can be sneaky. wait a minute, what just happened? just reach into the glass, and pulled a bigger ball out of it. it's all trickery, it's what we come to expect from kevin. this next video is destined to become the trend of the summer. take a look insulinoma. -- slow-motion. is about to be the fail. you can see right here. he had it in the twist. it looks pretty good. okay. jason, get himself all wound up. he does make it look cool. b

if the government had wanted a one-way channel, it could have used a blog or could have just issued more frequent press releases. instead the president used his twitter account. twitter is called a social media platform because it allows people to respond to users and respond to one another. so i think that the question about, you know, whether the president intended to establish a forum is relatively easy to answer. >> thank you. mr. jaffer: if there are no further questions, i'll rest. >> thank you. ms. utrecht, you reserved three minutes for rebuttal. ms. utrecht: thank you, your honor. a few short points. first, we believe the threshold question should be answered before addressing whether this is a forum. >> because if it's not state action, it's not a forum? if it's not state action if, it's action by government official in their personal capacity, it cannot violate the constitution. we see that in a number of cases where actions by people who are government officials that are acting in their personal and not official capacity who aren't wielding the authority of the state to do so

largest indian city to baton single use plastic bus to go bags which not only produced its beecher's but blog the city's drains as well mumbai is just one of the cities in india which contribute to plastics pollution in the wilds oceans according to some estimates 90 percent of ocean plastic is guided by a river such as the ghengis in india and the young sea of the yellow river in china but ever since china stopped accepting plastic waste for recycling a lot of the world's plastic waste began ending up on southeast asian shoals now they've begun to signal. this is canadian plastic waste that was supposed to end up in the philippines right now it's burning up in a canadian incinerator the government says it's being safely treated in line with national standards the waste was sent to the philippines years ago following a legal dispute the government in manila hired a shipping company to send it back to canada. and this is what happens when southeast asian countries accept western waste. mountains of garbage from france germany and other european countries items are used once and thrown away mal

this blog. this is from berlin tonight history in the making as the european union gets a new commission president 8 madam president european parliament today elected the german conservative politician 1st love on the line making her the 1st woman to hold york's top job she says fighting climate change will be top of her agenda what else though she has been stored for the new.

blog so we don't know what to say or what we know we want you to hear people are told this is because this this is dangerous for the u.n. backed government of national called in tripoli the g.n.a.t. the self-styled libyan national army the l.m.a. for the attack it's led by 34 halftime who controls most of libya outside of tripoli the u.n. have in the past want to such attacks on the ass trikes hits close to detention centers i'm joined by paul about a cina from the u.n.h.c.r. she's head of the units in libya and she joins us now from tunis to musea hi paula welcome to the africa tell us more about this scam to start off with who runs it will funds and who lives in it and how they get there. well we're talking about the detention center that is the key to it in an area of active conflict yesterday night it was hit by 2 air strikes there are around 600 persons who are refugees and migrants in this detention center to which you any are has had regular access we had news of this airstrike happening wrester day we are deeply saddened extremely shocked about what has happened and our teams

we have a guest blog. this is the w. news live from but elaine congo's of boulder spreads with a death toll already at 1600 the world health organization describes a new case in the crowded city of goma on the border with rwanda as a potential game changer also on the program a painful anniversary for turkey. 3 years ago today a failed coup led to mass purges from generals to teachers to civil servants and journalists tens of thousands have been imprisoned or lost their jobs. i'm phil gay a welcome to the program. rwanda's health ministry has warned its citizens to avoid unnecessary travel to eastern parts of congo after a case of a bolo was confirmed on its border in the city of goma it's the 1st time the virus has reached a major. break started last year and global health officials sounding the alarm. it's a health workers worst nightmare a highly contagious disease reaching a city that's now happened in the democratic republic of congo after a year long ball outbreak a regional capital home to $1000000.00 people has r

released from hospital and he himself wrote the lone explanation to his supporters on the internet on his blog he describes how fell ill in the night from saturday on sunday and that he was brought to the hospital he never felt allergy and this is something which which everybody is startled by so as a person who is. so who has never had such symptoms before suddenly feels sick son his face was red was itching and with those symptoms he was brought to the hospital here you know says i do not believe that the policeman in the detention facility could have poisoned him but he says maybe someone more was in my detention so during the time that i was out so he leaves that question open but as far as i understand at the moment his condition is stable and he's safe. we know that of all the he's in prison right now because of his connections with political protests last week and we saw protests which in this was just the latest in a long line of protests that moscow has seen this year is popular dissent protests is it spreading in russia. well it's spread it's definitely spreading in moscow and what w

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. >> you can read his daily blog on www.ktvu.com. >>> letterhead, the recent quakes in southern california should the confidence of a lot of people here in the bay area. nextbig quake her kelly. >>> good morning. your morning commute is off to a nice start. will tell you a little bit abou cool. we will show you those frightening numbers coming up. >>> here we are following a developing story in maui. for thousands of people to evacuate. flights were diverted at the airport with temporary shutdown. clients should resume today. anyone traveling to the island should check your flight status , because the situation is revolving out. >>> california power companies will at least $5 billion in safety improvements is a bill signed into law the a fund up to $21 billion that can compensate the device caused by utility equipment. lawmakers passed a focus and week after meeting and governor 's and is expected to sign it today. >>> is released by the governor shows paradise has lost over 90% of its population because of last year's camp fire. 2000 residents and paralyze her down from 4600 in january. t

through the new media that my students' generation, some of their students are using from twitter and blogs to the ways of engaging the public in conversations about, what is american history? who can be students of american history? is it only for the academic historian or the k-12 teacher, or are all of us students of history? is history understood only in a classroom setting? how do you make sense of hamilton as a national phenomenon? inspires thisbook musical that becomes a smash hit , where you realize during the obama administration it is probably the only place where the cheneys and the obamas both went to the same event and had a similar vision of american history. >> how is social media impacting history and how we think about it, how we learn about it? >> i think social media serves as a teaser. complext tell the stories of american history. we had a session last night that had journalists talking with historians about how we chronicle the past. one journalist said, our format is 800 words. we need you to write for us in 800 words. we had a bunch of scholars going, i am just getti

a southeast asian regional summit underway in bangkok the gathering of foreign ministers from the blog will be joined by the u.s. secretary of state along with his chinese and russian counterparts the region is facing many challenges including disputes over the south china sea and the trade war between the u.s. and china scott highly reports. as taiwan hosts the foreign ministers of regional forums this week which due to be discussed won't just be about southeast asia one issue of particular focus.

. >> this is a really fun blog of a trip that mom took to detroit. this was a very different experience. for the last two and a half years, she has been getting seizures. in the middle of this game, one started to come on. >> it is just so scarey. there is really nothing you can do for this. >> part of the reason she shares this on her channel called, my journey to be seizure free. it takes about half an hour for her symptoms to subside. >> like in the beginning, she was bracing for it. she knew it was coming. she is learning to cope and live accordingly. >> to tell us more, we have both of them via skype. welcome to the show. this is really brave of you to share your journey through a public platform. what made you want to do that? >> i can't work. i can't go to school. i can't even drive. i feel like i'm just stuck. i can't do anything. these are the cards i've been dealt. i feel like i should make the best of it and spread awareness. >> can you matell us what it fes like? >> it is like ringing in my ear that is really loud i can't hear much. when

he was live blogging trips to the dentist. everyone thought it was great, pretending.hen pete buttigieg showed up and wrecked everything. putt was even younger than beto, and even more glib. uh-oh. things started to fall apart. people began to notice that even though he use as bogus mexican nickname he was a rich white guy who went to boarding school in colombia. beto seemed to recognize it himself, maybe for the first time. watch below o'rourke grovel at the thought of himself. >> you're right. there are things i have been privileged to do in my life that others cannot. the systematic foundational discrimination that we have, in every aspect of life, is something that i have not experienced in my lifetime. and i have had advantages that others cannot enjoy. i have me work cut out for me to be a better person and ensure that i'm more mindful to the experiences others have had, different than experiences -- >> but what about "vanity fair"? >> are they mistakes? being on the cover of "vanity fair"? >> yes, so -- >> elitist? >> yes, i think it reinforces that perception o

the two-year treasury note yield at 1.78% >>> in trade war news, an important china state media blogs warning if the u.s. flip-flops on the talks, beijing will hold off on buying more u.s. agricultural goods. eunice yoon has that story i thought this was a done deal here they were going to buy more stuff, especially on the farm side of things >> not necessarily this blog's anonymous author is believed to have special insight into beijing's strategy for negotiating on trade the author posted a commentary today saying if the u.s. flip-flops in the negotiations, the promises to buy american agricultural products will also be overturned. this piece comes after the hong kong newspaper had quoted sources as saying that china was holding off on buying american agricultural products because it wanted to fest gauge what the white house's policy would be towards huawei exactly whether or not it's going to ease restrictions on the national tech champion the commerce ministry on thursday had flagged beijing's concerns that the u.s. might not make good on what the chinese see as president trump's

. >> reporter: a chinese state media blog says china won't buy more american crops if the u.s. flip-flops on the trade talks. the blog is believed to have insights into china's negotiations strategy posted a commentary today saying if the u.s. flip-flops in the negotiations the promises to buy american agricultural products will also be overturned. the piece comes after the south china morning post quoted sources saying china would hold off on buying american soybeans to gauge how the white house decides to ease restrictions on national champion huawei technologies and after the commerce ministry flagged concerns about how the white house would decide which tech products can be sold and not sold to the chinese company. >> translator: we have noticed president trump said at a press conference during the g20 sum mi summit that the u.s. will allow u.s. produccompanies to sell to huawei >> the two sides are expected to arrange a phone conversation among the top negotiators as early as next week with the fate of huawei quickly moving up to the top of the agenda. eunice yoon, bay sie

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