a partnerfor a boon trip, once a life partnerfor a boon trip, once a life partner for a partnerfor arip, once a life partnerfor a moon voyage. looking for a female life partner to accompany him on the maiden tourist voyage of space x to the moon. the 44—year—old fashion mogul, said to be the first civilian passenger to fly around the moon on the starship rocket, planned for 2023. the first lunar journey by humans rocket, planned for 2023. the first lunarjourney by humans since 1917 sorry, 1972. made an online appeal saying he wants to share the experience with a special woman. at each morning briefing for today. let's show you what's happening in tehran. i'm not sure what we are going to do, actually, i think we might show you some pictures here we go! this is an iranian spokesperson in iran, government spokesperson. speaking about what has been happening since the events following the assassination of the iranian general which then led of course to the iranian retaliation, firing rockets at military air bases in iraq. and in these comments, i understand, this spokesperson has been c

for companies they've been a boon for the rich because asset prices have gone through a boom over the past couple years last year was absolutely ridiculous the performance of the new york stock exchange but how far does that money get i mean it goes to shareholders does it go on to society to communities does it go to helping the environment these are the big questions that created 2 back has been raising here and very valid i mean how sustainable of these practices that's also something that one of the managing directors of the software maker told me just recently. if we have more sustainable. this is in place and business is more greener and thinking about all this stakeholders not just the shareholders then the long term profits will be much higher and that would be great for both. us the planet and also for shareholders themselves you talk of those tax cuts this gets down to i think what you're saying is inequality and that's something we're seeing in developing countries as well as in developed countries that must be a big topic here at davos is. definitely not just to say inabil

, for the first time. >> aw. >> yeah, boone didn't really know what to think of the baby at first, butng, got very excited to meet his new playmate bringing those toys to show the baby, look, we can play with these. you see that tail wagging. >> so cute. >> ah. >> so excited. >> i'm sure boone will eventually get tired of the kid pulling on his ears and, you know, but that could be the beginning of a lifelong friendship. >> or maybe not. maybe he likes his ears pulled. >> maybe. very sweet. >> you guys want to know what janai does when she's not on -- she actually folded up and made this paper airplane. >> that's good quality. does it fly? >> no, janai and threw it at me before she went on the air. >> i didn't. i did make it. >> what did you do to her for her to throw it at you? >> i don't know. >> not bad. >> down it goes. >> you have a future in aerodynamics. >> "gma saturday" is now two hours long, so check your local listings. >>> coming up, the queen in crisis talks about harry and meghan's future. >>> the hgtv stars facing a lawsuits over home renovations on the popular show "win

made the remark during a news conference in algeria where he held talks with president dilma cheeta boon turkey is set to deploy more troops to support the un backed government in tripoli european and regional leaders are trying to broker a more permanent ceasefire following a peace conference held in last week. the view that the developments unfolding in libya are having a direct impact on algeria as a neighboring country we have always emphasized and we now reiterate that a military solution is not the right appropriate solution to the crisis in libya and currently we are conducting intense communications with the neighboring countries to libya together with other international players in order to put an end to the bloodbath and in order to maintain a permanent lasting cease fire and bring the warring parties to the negotiating table well inside the country officials from libya's 2 rival government say fighting has broken out in the western city of misrata forces loyal to her have advanced on the town of grain 120 kilometers east of misrata there are clashes on the outskirts of starter

$2600000000.00 a vote to the western part of the country in $1.00 to the eastern german one analyst said it's a boon for a company like r w e u which stands to profit doubly a by the end of coal it gets the compensation and because it's made itself into a leading provider of renewable energy it stands to profit from that becoming more important in the future as well and shareholders are quite pleased full in the case of our w e today what about this huge shift that way talking about no coal no nuclear power how vulnerable does this make the german economy. well some critics say very vulnerable because you don't have every day with sun and not every day with wind and sometimes both are not available but others say the pattern of power you should use such as changed and you'll always have service with 100 percent renewables if that is reached but it's a problem many people don't like a wind farm in their backyard and should problem here in germany we'll see by which time one has 100 percent renewables achievable. there for us in frankfurt thank you . well you order way destry is also doing its bit for

consider say insiders is that a locally produced phone will encourage locally produced apps a potential boon for africa's fledgling tech sector. we have our friends we've got the videos because we go 'd to the but if you have a local producer who knows the muppet you build up some problems we have 50 people and the only about 15 percent of rwandans have a smartphone so mom phones market is expected to grow fast the market leader is chinese manufacturer a techno going for less than $100.00 they a much cheaper than m r a phone. a german car giant 5 and a german consumer group have announced they will start talks to settle a class action lawsuit in relation to the so-called these i'll get emission scandal around 400000 diesel owners that launched the loss the lawsuit last year now the 2 sides say their am is a pragmatic solution in the interests of customers a settlement what entitle plaintiffs to financial compensation for the loss in value of their diesel vehicles caused by the emissions fraud. first place new zealand 2nd place singapore. 3rd place hong kong these are the easiest places in th

partially shut down and repeated government warnings of further contagion the coronavirus is a real boon for some ask manufacturers. sales fell last week or about 3 times as much as the previous week and if you go on a year on year basis sales have doubled even though last year we had a big case of influenza. so while some mask makers are counting their profits the rest of the economy could be in for a rough ride according to one japanese economist. of course there are some positive affects on masts and other retailers selling things to protect yourself against the virus but on the other hand there's negative affects for every nation related companies for railways and focus medic makers the chinese tourists usually like. as for china the government has already warned that the coronavirus will impact the country's gross domestic product and add to current economic worries. the european parliament has voted through the brics it withdrawal agreement historic occasion was marked with members of parliament breaking out into a rendition of a traditional scottish well song. of the. e.d.t. . i a

into words all of this leaves the president is very eager to say that this is a been a victory a boon for the u.s. hasn't been for him as well. well i think that what he is trying to show that he is trying to present himself that he is a strong commander in chief that he has the necessary skill set that you would expect from a leader open nation on the brink of a major conflict and i think that his decision to. refrain from military escalation from any military strike would be considered a wise one by his supporters and also probably at least by some of his critics because by doing so he once again. seeing look i am someone who would like to be friends with everyone i am a leader who embraces peace i am a deal maker who would like to close the deal with our enemies and that it's up to them to approach us and to. get to the negotiating table at the same time he has made clear in his remarks so that the u.s. is ready to retaliate to strike back if american lives are in danger as you said alexander he announced economic sanctions against iran would continue that they would be powerful sa

boones -- bunds, i think it is 50/50. by the endconcerned of the year?arket really start pricing this back? >> it was always a concern to us. as i said, the concern has come a lot more quickly because the government has decided to make it an issue earlier in the year. our base case is not going to get a new deal brexit, but you will still get something very skinny when it comes to a trade deal and that trade deal will be pretty hard brexit relative to what people would have thought a couple of years ago and even a couple of months ago. jim mccormick staying with us. let's get to first word news. annabelle: apple shares hitting they say customers spend a record amount in the app store during the final days of the holiday season. bed, bath, and beyond's new chief is setting expectations low. the u.s. retailer withdrawing financial guidance for declining sales. it says performance underscores the imperative for change in the company. bed, bath, and beyond says it will have a turnaround plan in the spring. and looking for a pay rise in 20? it might be worth

daniel boone was very important in the time period. one of the first representatives from the newly 179's -- nty in the 1790's. and he was very involved in both the politics and the development of the area. we're in the family cabin that was built in the 1870's. this cabin in the state museum is a showcase of what type of a structure that people lived in during that time. in fact this cabin itself was used as somebody's residence. it was a school house. it's been a little bit of everything. we've used it as kind of a showcase of artifacts because you wouldn't necessarily have everything that's in this in a cabin of this time period. but most of the artifacts that you see, whether it's a wall cabinet, a table to eat on, a cabinet to store your relics, a side board, and of course a fireplace, all of those things would have been in a caben from that time period. so what we're looking at here is a side board that was made by a member of the washington family up in the eastern panhandle. it's hand carved. it is very beautifully decorated. j

jackson will make a request to the rest of the state for 50,000 state guard troops to rendezvous at boone ville. it sits just upriver from jefferson city and that is where they go. governor johnson and his administration leave jefferson city where they will hopefully meet up with the rest of the guard. he is able to maneuver at the battle of boom ville, lions troops will engage with a small contingent of state guard easily driving them from the field. france eagle, thomas sweeney will remain in st. louis to secure supplies and the supply lines and create a base that they can have abdullah. they will be moving from st. louis to springfield. line is also expecting sturgis to arrive. sturgis will arrive at clinton hoping line will rendezvous their. at the same time, after the guard have fled jefferson city and been defeated, governor jackson will take a column of men and start moving towards southwestern part of the state. sterling prices actually sick during the initial stages of the campaign with diarrhea. he is staying up in lexington till he feels better. during this maneuver, both colum

yes, we're up a couple of basis points, however, look at one week of boons.y are moving up much more briskly and with purpose and they closed at minus 15. open the chart up to may of last year we haven't closed at minus 15. that's the highest, the smallest negative since may and what's really fascinating is if you u look to the u.k., british rates haven't moved like that, but then again, they may have brexit issues if you look at france, its rates haven't moved up that aggressive but maybe they are just watching and observing because ultimately, much of this sovereign debt will move in unison look at the difference between tens and boons approaching 200. it is close to the narrowest it's been since february of 2018 tyler. back to you. >> thank you very much rick santelli in chicago the nfl brought in some big ratings this past weekends as games with with the chief, texans, 49ers, vikings, saw their most viewers in years. we'll break down the numbers when "power lunch" returns what a nice play that was. ♪ (sensei) beautiful. but support the leg! when i started

and if we do end up having to leave, that would be another boon for iran, tipping the balance of power in the region in their favor. just weeks ago, there was spontaneous protest across iran against the regime. it's taken that pressure off the regime now. trump's impulsive decision may do more to strengthen iran's position in the region better than any of soleimani's plots would have ever accomplished. you know, whether or not we see more or less life, more or less threats, more interest in the area, it's always, it's always and now a debacle. what we have -- and what is possibly the most dangerous time in recent american history and precisely the moment when we should be rallying our allies to stand beside us and hold the line against threats, donald trump's shortsighted, america-first dogmatism has come home to roost. our closest allies, our closest allies are calling for restraint and making a moral equivalence between iran and the united states. i never thought i'd see that happen coming out of nato and china and russia are quietly reveling in the prospect of the united states will

it is important to remember that 1914 was a real boon time for the american economy. like most countries, when the war first began, there was retraction, people stopped spending. people don't have access to the resources they would want to purchase. the stock exchange was closed in new york just as it had in vienna, paris, berlin and london. by december, people start coming theof their caves again and americans realize this war is an amazing boon for their economy. if nothing else, while the europeans are fighting each other, they can't produce things. the country that produced the best and most of things, germany, is especially unable to do so because they are fighting on two, soon to be three fronts. the example of harmonicas and christmas of 1914. the holidays are coming. we need things. those things are chocolate, toys for children, clothing. most of the armies had not prepared for the war and spilling into winter. now the americans can sell all of their cotton, wheat. they can sell their corn. one of the first ways we see americans making money has to do with hor

it was a real boon time for the american economy. like most countries, when the war began, there's a retraction. people are concerned. the stock exchange was closed in new york, just as it had been closed in vienna and london and paris and berlin. but by december, people start coming out of their caves again. americans realize this is -- this war is an amazing boon for economy. because if nothing else, while the europeans are fighting each other, a cannot produce things and the country that produced the best and the most >> learn more about america's neutrality and hurled war one -- in world war i. when the classroom here on american history tv. all the boats began on december 16, 1944 in belgium, luxembourg, and france. a keyth was a key -- crossroads. episode fromicture 1965 telling the story of the desperate fight around the small town from the perspective of men from both sides who were there, including lieutenant will rogers junior. >> not wealthy, not well-known. before what happened here in .ecember, 1944, or since for seven d

it is important to remember that was a real boon time for the american economy. the war first began, there ,s a rich action -- retraction people don't have access to the resources people would want to purchase. the stock exchange was closed in new york just as it had in vienna, paris, berlin and london. people start coming out of their caves again and the americans realize that this war is an amazing boon for their economy. else, while the europeans are fighting each other, they can produce things. germany is especially unable to , they are about to fight three fronts. we had the example of is in 1914. the holidays are coming. we need things. those things are chocolate, toys for children, clothing. most of the armies had not war and for the spilling into winter. now the americans can sell all of their cotton, wheat. they can sell their corn. sell -- one of the first was america's make money is horses and meals. -- ways america can make money is horses and mules. kansas's economy goes through the roof. they had big stockyards bringing horses. they put fast-moving

desperate measures does any of you own dvds >> see, now i'm going to date myself it's back from my boone's hill farm days. i have dvds from back in the day. but i'm a streamer i'm all in on streaming. >> if you had to go five months without "friends" being available on streaming, would you go out and purchase this fine-looking box set >> no, no. >> seinfeld is on hulu right now. >> seinfeld and friends are classics they're institutions >> it wasn't a good show it wasn't funny. >> wow you know one thing i will say about "friends." the lack of diversity in their cast, i mean it just goes to show that this was a show that was created back in the '90s you look at "good doctor" -- >> absolutely fair point, it would never fly today. >> a great show nonetheless. >> but let's be clear, fantastic program. it's not just my opinion do you know what each of those stars makes today, how much money they make right now? the show has been off the air fop 15 years. >> i'm sure it's a bananas number. >> according to the last report, a billion dollars a year in rights each actor has 2% of that per annum. so

the 7 oldest german plants were immediately closed among them those the boones bottle and crumble which also belong to the swedish multinational vattenfall. immediately vattenfall challenge the legitimacy of the nuclear law at the constitutional court of karlsruhe the highest court of justice in germany. but as a foreign investor vattenfall can also a tad germany in a private arbitration court. it had already won once it could and would try again in may 2012 it filed a new complaint in a. the trial takes place in washington. in . the claimant's the federal republic of germany respondents in the interest of transparency being streamed so that the public. sentiment. greets. the arbitrator. to observe any compensation claim for a 1000000000 years. as a consequence of the 13th amendment claim of their production licenses for the criminal. and. they were simply withdraw. to dispute. his right as such. rather this dispute the manner in which germany has chosen to implement its decision. to protect its investments in particular. to pay any compensation. or protection treaties is to provide pro

the 7 oldest german plants were immediately closed among them those the boones bottle and crumble which also belong to the swedish multinational vattenfall. immediately vattenfall challenge the legitimacy of the nuclear law at the constitutional court of karlsruhe the highest court of justice in germany. but as a foreign investor vattenfall can also a tad germany in a private arbitration court. it had already won once it could and would try again in may 2012 it filed a new complaint in arbitration. the trial takes place in washington although it essentially concerns europe. well good morning those young women i'll bring you misty early trishna hang in picture number a rb slash 12th rush 12th. in a metal retreat in london in fall a b. ask lehmann's and the federal republic of germany s response in the interest of transparency this hearing is being streamed so that also the public going know what your state does for sentiment is about. each other greet. is president of supreme. the arbitrator is john vandenberg. sweden's kai. and the bean a conrad defends those observe any compensation cl

taking a look at how the 49ers have been a boon to the city of san jose. >> one of the players almost single-handedly carried the 49ers into the super bowl was raheem mostert. we got his thought before the team leaves town. >> the hype is happening. take a look at this running back, raheem mostert. 220 yards rushing in the nfc championship game. it is on for the 49ers to the super bowl in his home state of florida. >> that is going to be amazing. hometown. homestay. all of that good stuff. it's going to be amazing. i cannot wait. >> one more full practice tomorrow, but the game plan for the chiefs is in. the team leaves for miami sunday morning. with raheem mostert, kpix 5. >> the 49ers faithful coming through with the fan photos we asked for. some throwbacks there. some new snapshots. even wearing the red and gold. we want to see your pictures. sarah share them with us. we will have continuing coverage leading up to the super bowl of course. our sports director along with vern glenn and michelle are going to miami to bring you all of the excitement. you do not want to miss any of thi

the question of whether to allowwitness testimony like that of fmer national security advisor john boon book reportedly claims he has firsthand knowledge the president w trading military aid for his political benefit. today, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell told gop senators he does not have the votes to block witnesses to allow witnesses at least 4 republicans would have to vote with all of the democrats and a key vote later this week. votes on specifiwitnesses would have tcome later and another development today regarding bolton president trump's former chief of staff johnkelly told an audience in florida that he believes john bolton's account. >>the 6 more 49 er covera a we see which city has the best photos barbecue from kansas city rsus sour ugh om san francisco in just a few minutes but with first to ba certain flavors and even crse in vaping age. rearchers claim consumption of juul products has increased for a nasty ld, take dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. whoa! and vaporize it with an intense ru of vicks vapors. ahhhhhhhh! dayquil sere with vicks pocool. the daytime, c

the northeast is not in the clear either new york boon in may will get a wintry mix as well and parts of the region m get 8 to 12 inches of snw by the end of the weekend now once the storm passes it's still not over some parts of the northeast will feel cold temps as low as 10 to 20 degrees below 0. i'm darryl forges reporting. >>we're not going to face cold is hearing that is 10 below know saying so let's take a look tside at the bay bridge toll plaza looks like a lot of people want to come into san francisco right now cause it is backed up thank goodness is that would a bree and that ul rig is standing by our meteorologist th a look at the forecast for e locals as well as fothe sierra yeah, ose of you taking advantage of the long holiday weekend you're in luck n this year tracking calmer conditions out there, partly cloudy skies for the 1st halfof the weekend a little bit more cloud cover for the 2nd half of the weekend but temperatures holng steady at 46 degrees slightly cooler on monday for rtin luther king junior holiday cooling down to 44 degrees but going to remain dry. so enjo

firsthand knowledgeabout why military aidwas withheld, but lead house impeachment manager adam schiff says boon kept detailed notes during hitime as national security adviser,hose in many respects are more important than the manuscript democrats would like to subpoena bolton's notes and california senator kamala harris says senators need to hear bolton testify if there' going to be any integrity to this process then. >>everne who is in the united states senate right now should agree that we need to brg witnesses for it and in rticular time, but most republican senators say the facts haven't anged and seem unlikely to support calling new witnesses the mocrats only need 4 republican senators to vote with them to caljohn bolton to testify utah senator mitt romney is one republican who says he supports hearing from bolton that's relevant and their front like to hear it's a and a. >>wh impact that might have would be dependent upoall the facts associated wi that reporting in washington alexandra, e mount. well your health californians who do not receivehealth insurance through their jobs or public i

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the americans realize that is ans more -- this war amazing boon for their economy. while the europeans are fighting each other, they can't produce things. the country that produced the best and most, germany, is especially unable to do so because it is fighting on two, soon to be three, france. and other watch this programs on our website, c-span.org/history. on american history tv, we hear from panelists about june 6, 19 44, d-day. they talk about the lesser recognized contributions of women, allied governments, and military forces in ensuring the success of the landing on normandy's beaches. this event was part of the national world war ii museum national conference in new orleans. of june, 1944.th >> welcome back, everyone. it is hard to believe you get started on the very first session, and here we are coming to our final session of the daytime programming. although it was our intent to make this conference, june, 1944, as global as possible, we knew that we, for our loyal audience, had to finish with d-day itself.

not only is this more cost efficient for prisoners it's a boon for the over $20.00 states using j. pay because before finds that commission per message those present standard collects $710000.00 on a message is alone whether it's phone or email it's still price gouging like while private companies like j.p. enrich themselves on the backs of helpless prisoners that this is just another way to cut prisoners off from the outside world and from education i mean the same way prison officials try to ban books that reveal the truth about the criminal justice ok ok hold on i never said i agree with banning books though if they're going to ban any book it should be the one that taught idaho inmates how to hack the j pay system in july and take $225000.00 and credit. by the way if any of those inmates are watching give me a call when you. say. this money is an i.t. department right yes. thank you chicago police department is training officers to reduce violence against minorities the program sounds like a good idea until you hear that the trainings are led by officers who have been accused o

>> this is a huge boon for texas as well as for texas workers.e leading exporting state for 17 years in a row. this is just going to enhance that even more. mexico is our largest trading partner. canada is our second largest trading partner. the anticipated annual gross domestic product this will add to the texas economy is more than $17 billion. it will add an estimated more than 100,000 new jobs. this is going to be great for the texas economy but most importantly, this is going to be great for texas workers. neil: you know, i was telling the labor secretary in the last segment, governor, i'm old enough to remember bill clinton signing off on the first nafta agreement and there were high expectations for that. some materialized, and others did not and prompted this president to essentially start from scratch but again high hopes that didn't pan out. are you concerned the same thing could happen to this? >> well, you make a keen point and that is nafta was an inferior agreement compared to the usmca. think about this for a second, neil. this is

this should make gps more precise, more reliable, and more toilient, which is a boon consumers and businesses alike. gains to highlight recent by the u.s. delegation in egypt. this event comes around every four years. you can think of it. as the spectrum olympics i was -- you can think of it as the spectrum olympics. i was honored to help create a regulatory framework to allow for the growth of a multi trillion dollar global ict industry. the majority of the agenda focuses on -- we are cared additional flexibility to operate in additional bands. we established a regulatory framework for ngs owes to operate in key band. and made other progress as well. this global collaboration will need new opportunities -- will mean new opportunities for u.s. companies. when i spoke in july, i talked about the upcoming 50th anniversary of the moon landing. i thought i would close my remarks today by going back to the 1960's again. when we think of the space race, we think of legendary astronauts. neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and john glenn. people forget they are part of a larger story. when i became fcc cha

at the same time expressing support for the militia a boon to many can add israeli flags that were chanting slogans such as down with america and no 2 america ok well let's cross to michele greene who is in washington d.c. for some of the reaction from the u.s. michele what have we been hearing there well for one thing we have u.s. president donald trump insisting that iran is orchestrating this attack on the on the embassy in baghdad we also have senator marco rubio who doubted the theory that the u.s. in any way brought this attack on the embassy upon themselves take a listen room killed an american contractor. we strongly responded in ways we'll know iran is orchestrating an attack on the u.s. embassy in iraq they will be held fully responsible in addition we expect iraq to use its forces to see and. iran is directly responsible for orchestrating the storming of the u.s. embassy in iraq and must be held accountable for it and the safety of every american serving there now we also have the state department special representative for iran brian hook emphasizing that sunday's air strike was

it was a real boon time for the american economy.ar began, there's a retraction. people are concerned. the stock exchange was closed in new york, just as it had been closed in vienna and london and paris and berlin. but by december, people start coming out of their caves again. americans realize this is -- this war is an amazing boon for economy. because if nothing else, while the europeans are fighting each other, a cannot produce things and the country that produced the best and the most >> learn more about america's neutrality and hurled war one -- in world war i. when the classroom here on american history tv. all the boats began on december 16, 1944 in belgium, luxembourg, and france. a keyth was a key -- crossroads. episode fromicture 1965 telling the story of the desperate fight around the small town from the perspective of men from both sides who were there, including lieutenant will rogers junior. >> not wealthy, not well-known. before what happened here in

boon was the one telling all of these aides who testified, from the national security cocil, go see the lawyers, i'm furious. he told fiona hilt in w is he said follow those people downstairs, this this was the ukrainian delegation and gordon sondland, he said follow them downstairs and find out what theye doing and s did and stopped sondland from his demand of this group,ee hey, we an investigation and maybe you'll get a your. carl: i talked to someone in the white house about john bolton and i said what do you thi he would say and he'll say people were out of their lanes and the process was flawed and state things aut rudy giuliani but maybe not incriminate the president. i think the democrats really want to hear from mick mulvaney. robert: what about the more centrist republicans -- senator collins in 2020.murkows what do your sources tell you wher they lean beyond alexander? kimberly: i thought if there was going to be a critical mass of republicans who might move on e e other s the issue of witnesses, it would have developed by now and it has not. i think y have seen from the begin

its discovery was a boon to the spanish treasure ships over the next 100 years the current help speed their journeys back across the atlantic. a famous european engraver collected reports from 16th century expeditions and captured them in illustrations. more than any other teodor debris shape tawi picture the 1st encounters of the spanish invaders with the indigenous peoples . is depictions were not always true to life but the embellishments are not always as apparent as in this illustration of native americans at work killing the feel. of. the spanish had no real idea of how many native americans lived in the new world historians today estimate that more than 1000000 people lived in florida alone before the invaders arrived. the indigenous americans help the spanish navigate their way through the unfamiliar terrain why the foreigners were always intent on moving on and what they were looking for was a mystery at 1st the spanish explorers asked them for water and food but that was not all they were after. the spanish were searching for precious my. idols and spices they hoped to reap

let's discuss the the coming to power of sylar marine must be a great boon for for journalists and helsinki been the whole world is interested and and this young woman the youngest prime minister on the planet so as a bit a lot of international journalists beating a path to the helsinki times to see how she got to go on yes absolutely it has been tremendous interest from the international media and even you know hillary clinton to eat it about the new government of finland that. wrote in finnish that vast war me good finland and i have also received several e-mails and. from international media who want to know more so i look as good copy for the helsinki times i would imagine yes there are plenty of both the formation of the government has not always 5 parties be led by a young woman but 2 thirds of the new cabinet are women as well yes that's right it's even for finn that this is a new record of female leaders and especially their age is very young tell us about the finnish politics for our international audience or you know a 5 party coalition the social democrats who are the lead party

diversification effo rts hoping with the diversification efforts the academy has done, starting with cheryl booneed off with april rain and 0scarssowhite, i'm hoping for a better result but only time will tell. do you think there's an unstoppable process towards more women and more diverse representation? yes. back in 2015 when the academy made changes to diversify their membership, it sta rts diversify their membership, it starts little by little. you can't invite 3000 members first year, it won't have the effects you want. after five years of concerted effort, they've invited around 2700 members into the academy and about half of those where women and 35% of them are people of colour. this year starting to reach a quorum of those new voices that if they vote together, with like—minded thoughts, we could see someone like the farewell in the best picture race, we could see liu wong in adapted screenplay and we could see greta gerwig in best director, but this kind of change takes more time than audiences and the general public is ready for by the numbers stacey smith's usa release show a good ind