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president, i think it should go without saying that borges could is the basic national security requirement. countries have to secure their borders. they need to know is coming into the country at the need to be able to keep people who shouldn't be entering the country like criminals and drug traffickers out. making sure thatrs our borders e secure is one of our most essential responsibilities as members of congress. it's a basic obligation, like making sure our military is capable of defending our country. without border security, it's always a national security imperative, its particularly important rightor now because we have, not on a security but humanitarian crisis at ourur border. over the past year illegal border crossing apprehensions have shot up by more than 30%. an average of 60,000 individuals try to cross our southern border illegally each month. this represents a serious security concern. among those trying to cross our southern border are drug dealers, gang members, human traffickers, and other criminals. but this flood of attempted to border crossings also represent a serio

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again, ambassador and julio borges will all be available for q&a after we include this panel and aboutdirty minute. i'd like to turn to the role of the international community in supporting. i want to again also acknowledge the tremendous efforts tree into, and -- for everything they've done up to this critical moment and afterwards. for speakers on the leadership of the role the international community and global implications of the situation is absolutely critical. it's an incredible honor to host them here. i think the first time i can probably say that the e.u. ambassador, paraguay ambassador, trillion ambassador and house foreign affairs have shared the stage together. it's truly a remarkable moment. ambassador david o'sullivan to the far look at the e.u. ambassador to the united states. he's brilliantly steered the e.u.'s relationship with the united states since 2014. ambassador at right here in washington after many positions of the trillion foreign ministry. next to him as chairman ed royce, house foreign affairs committee chairman for the last six years for almost 30 years be

first i want to, again, acknowledge the tremendous efforts ambassador vecchio, julio borges and others in the room have done at this critical moment and all the work that was done up to this moment and will be done afterwards. i'm delighted to now welcome four speakers whose leadership on the role of the international community and the global implications of the situation is absolutely critical. it's an incredible honor to host them here. i think the first time i can probably say the eu ambassador, paraguayan ambassador, chilean ambassador, and house foreign affairs committee chairman have shared the stage together. this is is trully a remarkable development. ambassador david o'sullivan at my far left is the eu ambassador to the united states, he has brilliantly steered the eu's relationship with the united states since 2014. ambassador alfonso silva is the chilean ambassador to the united states, he arrived here in washington after many positions in the chilean foreign ministry. next to him is chairman ed royce, the house foreign affairs committee chairman for the last six years and t

the project is based in the town of heine borg in central germany just a stone's throw away from an old power plant africa green tech is promoting innovative technology. engineer lauren spurlock's will become panini container to africa. the custom built device can supply electricity to hundreds of families who are not connected to the power grid tribe or hopes that within ten years she'll be able to supply green solar power to three million people his ultimate goal is to revolutionize africa's energy supply but not with benevolent interventions from affluent europe the traditional model of german development aid work and his business model even the poorest people are customers not recipients trevor wants to sell them electricity rather than giving it to them he believes that both sides will benefit from the arrangement. as well and that's why the startup finance the first containers with crowd funding raising small amounts of money from a large number of people via the internet. and i'm asking for a first container post we have the funding within just three days now we can take up to si

plus, woulyou chose to be a borg?lore the promise and perils of putting microchips in humans >> i can understand people have very strong views. there's big ethical arguments around microchipping peopl but currently it's by choice. no one is enforcing you have to be microchped. if that happens, a completely different ball game and lots more arguments to be had around it. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

he's from deuce borg. yes take hello. how you. hello thanks for inviting me you know. then how long have you been rapping and from some of the fire started when i was fifteen and now i'm thirty my first and foremost i make music for myself music always help me no matter how sad i was feeling. and that's how it is for me too some days i feel sad because people were mean to me or whatever. and on other days i feel good. and yeah i wonder if you might have met marcus before how many schools did you go to. fifteen so yeah fifteen. i went to fourteen. straight past. thanks for right fifteen schools because i wasn't always as nice as i am now i used to pull girls hair when they had braids. yeah. thank you for the interview thank you for coming. it was cool man anytime you know. the friend that. you have to hold the phone the other way. it'll turn out better. it's my birthday and i was thirty five years old even if i feel more like ten or eleven. i'm looking forward to the party. lots of people are coming and i'm looking forward to it. i like it when they're long. gone i look

corey borg-massanari was just 22 years old. from pueblo, colorado. skier, and he loved the outdoors. in the off-season, he'd spend his summer months as a zipline tour guide. it was last week, corey lost his life in that avalanche at taos ski valley in new mexico, along with another man. corey's grandmother writing on facebook, "i am so proud of this young man and the impact that he has left on so many lives." the university of new mexico hospital in albuquerque. honoring that young man with his decision, donating his organs. his family wanted to share this deeply personal moment with the country, hoping their son's gift, saving other lives, would inspire others to think about organ donation, too. their unspeakable loss, and corey's unimaginable gift. >> so, we >>> breaking news is in seattle. you can see the flames shooting out of a bus there. on the bus was the stanford track team on interstate 5. seattle fire department officials say the fire broke out around 2:00 in the afternoon. fire crews were able to douse the blaze. the bus as you can see tot

pollutant levels recorded by this device is causing city leaders a real headache and threatening golden borgs entire transportation concept. the readings have also prompted environmental action in germany to prosecute the municipal authorities in an action they feel is unjustified. but i do hear there's no chance of recording the true wind conditions and natural ventilation that exist elsewhere in the. city the monitoring station is very close to the wall of a building and extremely close to a fairly busy road these are the two real problems with it this isn't a residential area few people live here it's just a thorough fair for pedestrians and cyclists i don't see any direct health risk at this boss. levels were high during the annual marathon and yet holden boards roads were virtually free of cars on that day they were cordoned off for road traffic to give runners helpers and spectators enough space so the diesel drivers couldn't have been to blame that day a fact that got city leaders thinking. that what it. is a poll of thora days asked lower saxony environment ministry to examine the loc

wait we cannot help people who are totally in for in an in fight themselves thank you very much emma borg and you can see brant even the man probably in this parliament who has the most experience with those issues can't tell you how things will proceed in the next days yet weeks or even months max thank you very much max hoffman there in strasberg france so we heard right there member of the european parliament you know the the level of uncertainty now you know it's just gone up about you know ten levels tonight and we still have no idea what works it will look like or when it will happen may have no idea we've heard from downing street from the prime suspect's person saying that reason they will not resign well that's no surprise but also that the prime minister has not ruled out a no deal breck's it which as we said is a what is the heart for exit harder than the heartbreaks it is leaving without a deal with the e.u. so it would mean that the u.k. would would leave on w t o rules and that's interesting that that has been the pm spokesperson has said that they have not ruled but ruled o

corey borg-massanari was just 22 years old. from pueblo, colorado. skier, he loved the outdoors. spending his summers as a zip line tour guide. he loved his dog, and working on his jeep with his father mark. we reported on cory last week here. he lost his life in that avalanche at taos ski valley in new mexico, along with another man. corey's grandmother writing on facebook, "i am so proud of this young man and the impact that he has left on so many lives." and what happened next would prove that. the hallways at the university of new mexico hospital in albuquerque lined with doctors, nurses, staff, and volunteers. honoring that young man and his decision, donating his organs. walking behind their son, his mother, father, sister carly, grandmother grandfather and great uncle. his family wanted to share this deeply personal moment with the country, hoping their son's gift, saving other lives, would inspire others to think about organ donation, too. their unspeakable loss, and corey's unimaginable gift. wow. so, we choose all the people >>> fire on the

as an borg abbey is only one as journey away from vienna towards the end of the reign of calm the six the baroque painter paolo. was commissioned to decorate the central rooms of the abbey with frescos. even the architecture of the imperial stack case has symbolic significance to flights of steps merge into a single one that implies that two separate spheres can be seen as a unity. religion with the cello sits alongside science as allegorical figures on the heavenly coppola and they are reconciled with one another. all figures on the arched roof have both allegorical and sacred meaning the heavenly virtues of love and hope are depicted as symbolic female figures faith is shown as masculine and posing victoriously. the angels fill this heaven and serve as an order and they seem as though they're about to applaud the harmonious order the happy dancing. the painting a bump the imperial stack ace tries to illustrate to the viewer the reconciliation between the sacred and the scientific worlds angels have no significant role anymore in this harmony. that's the end of this history of angels

carlos vecchio is the new ambassador of the interim government of vnz to the united states, julio borges congratulations on being named as representative of the interim hospital to venezuela and gustavo marcano is representing venezuela in the united states. for those who haven't followed venezuela until recently. they assume these positions after serving for years as distinguished leaders of the opposition and co-founders of the respective political parties. i'd also like to welcome mayor in exile malovski, incredible leader for venezuela here in washington especially on humanitarian issues as well as national assembly deputy josÉ manuel olivares who is here with us today. please all stand up, you deserve a round of applause, julio, ambassador vecchio, gustavo marcano. [ applause ] >> the incredible work that all of you have been doing for years and that is now on your plate moving forward, the unity, the unity right now is incredibly important and congratulations. i want to also thank and welcome the european ambassador to the united states, david o'sullivan. chilean ambassador to the

from sun another really interesting aspect is that the detective investigating the case of xander borg managed to get a confession by taking care of grossman's pet bird that's a fence called pension hence you. see if so there's even the legend that he said he'd tell everything event a bold promise to kiss his little finch. mindset and that's reportedly what happened to. on so it's us and uk of reasons and it's valuable because at that yeah when venable said not to worry he'd take care of the bird grossman apparently confessed to at least three murders as. brown aboard kept his promise the french would outlive grossman by two years. yeah that's how you often see that with mass murder is that they form very close relationships with animals or a particular pit it's almost typical for someone with grossman psychological makeup security questions. police investigators spent ten months compiling evidence of further omma zines by grossman in vain spawn was charged with just three counts of murder which would be enough to earn him the death penalty his attorney was eerie schreier who had previ

he's worked in corporate security for borg warner.hing to do with spying. the rush federal security service announced his arrest on the website three days after whalen disappeared. they said only that he was caught during a espionage operation. earlier we heard from secretary of state mike pompeo who addressed the case. >> we've mad clear to the russians our expectations. if the detention is not appropriate, we will demand his immediate return. >> we've also heard that ambassador huntsman has been to visit paul whalen. he spoke to the family as well. this spying charge comes with a 20-year possible sentence. trace? >> trace: what does this mean for u.s.-russian relations potentially? >> very hard to know how this will play out at this point. relations between the two countries have been at a low point recently. a few weeks ago, a russian citizen in the u.s., maria boutina admitted to acting as a secret agent on behalf of the kremlin. some experts are now saying this arrest is in response to that. u.s. and russian relations have deteri

borg the cool swede, never giving any emotion away. >> what tennis really wants is to get its two bestthey are john mcenroe and bjorn borg or chris evert and martina navratilova, that's what we want to tune in to over and over and over. >> three match points to martina navratilova. >> this man has a smile that lights up a television screen from here to bangor, maine. >> and then there is magic johnson, this urban kid from michigan, and larry bird, this guy who worked carrying trash. one plays for the lakers. the other plays for the boston celtics. it's a great story. >> lakers had several chances. here's larry bird. >> magic johnson leads the attack. >> look at that pass. oh, what's a show! oh, what a show! >> when the championship games are in primetime and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> he challenged me with predicamenttive skill. they're just as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event because every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks, the electricit

this is anne—marie dias borges from bbc afrique with more.revious election and therefore are putting in doubt the legitimacy of ali bongo. this attempted coup, we have to think about the timing, it comes one week after the speech of ali bongo, which was seen as unconvincing. it was a picture of a head of state who could not speak confidently, who was not able to speak for over two minutes, therefore they are saying, ali bongo, according to them was not elected back in 2016 loftily, and today, not able to hold his function as head of state. the government is now seeing the situation is stable. is that true? is the military onside? is the african union willing to offer necessary support? at the moment it is difficult to tell what the situation is in the country. what we know is that there was heavy fighting this morning right before the video was broadcast and this raises an interesting question. the government says that five lower ranking and men, soldiers, are behind the attempted coup, however, how can we —— how can a five isolated soldiers

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one of the worst days since 2016 for dealt aire look at shares of boeing i point this out because borg like the rest of the market is under pressure and understandably boeing shares are feeling it because it was such a leader on the way up it's feeling that pressure almost as much as the market sells off over the last month, month and a half it reports orders and deliveries for 2018, early next we can. usually people focus on deliveries but also focused on what they say about orders and in terms of any sense at all with theky has not indicated that we might be seeing hesitancy from airlines about standing up and saying, you know, we want these number of planes let's say, three, four five years down the road. >> when was the last time we married from boeing, phil? >> oh in terms of any kind of guidance. >> yeah. >> i want to say three, four weeks. and at the time dennis mullen berg they said they were the optimistic about the earning and revenue and the trajectory. >> phil lebeau in chicago. >> a tail spin for the airlines. >> so many puns. tail spin. and -- >> but i asked about the tim

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he lives outside detroit, and works for the automotive supply company borg warner as its director ofsecurity. today, he's held at this detention facility in moscow. after his arrest last week on ansuspicion of spying, rus media today announced he was charged with espionage, and could facep to 20 years in prison. yesterday in brazil, secretary of state me pompeo said the u.s. was seeking more information.ea >> we've made to the russians our expectation that we will learn more about the charges. i come to understand what it is he's been accused of and if the detention is not appropriate we will demand his immeate return. >> schifrin: shortly after, u.s. ambassador to russia jon hunstman visited whelan in prison, and a state department spokesperson said, "ambassador huntsman expressed his support for mr. whel and offered the embassy's assistance through the office of american citizen services. ambassador huntsman subsequently spoke by telephone with mr. whelan's family." >> paul's a kind and a generous person. >> schifrin: paul's twther david gave an interview to cnn, and released a sta

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his arrest friday, he worked as the director of global security for the central auto parts company borg warner. questions are being raised about the timing of his arrest, one month after operative mariia butina pleaded guilty in the u.s. to acting as an unregistered foreign agent after forging connections with the nra and leading republicans. two weeks ago, vladimir putin promised he would not retaliate for butina's arrest. >> translator: we're not going to detain any people in order to exchange them for anyone. >> we just want him to come home. >> reporter: secretary of state pompeo said he wants to know more about the charges. and he says, if it is appropriate, the u.s. will demand his immediate return. savannah. >> andrea, thank you. >>> we have a lot more to get to this morning, including a toddler's frightening fall into the rhino exhibit at a zoo in florida. this happened just days after a deadly lion attack at the north carolina zoo. >> reporter: this wildlife sanctuary in inconorth carolina closed as new questions are being raised about animal park safety. now after another sepa

key is the director of global security for the auto parts maker borg warner. u.s.allow -- meet with him. the president of brazil is promising to tackle crime, corruption, and economic malaise. his economic goal is to free itself from socialism. investors are looking for more signs of the proposals being implemented. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. we will lead our next hour with kevin cirilli in washington. it is an extraordinary moment in american history. our senior reporter for international affairs. let me begin with how you sense ,urope and asia are reacting adjusting, or thinking about what we saw in washington over the last week. think -- look, you have to remember simply people are getting used to trump by now. foreign leaders are used to seeing a lot of turmoil in washington, a lot of mixed messages as to with whom they can do business, so seeing the government shutdown will -- a year or so ago, it would have b

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borges security policymaking has been bipartisan but not now it seems. the pelosi plant in the partial shutdown is a strict policy. it is political posturing. partial because had 5% of the beernment continues to funded. the speaker's proposal includes billions and wasteful spending while ignoring the crisis at the border. the president has promised to veto what shehe is proposing but instead of negotiating, the speaker is basically playacting. mr. president, what's needed is an agreement, an agreement between the president, democratic leaders in the house and the senate back and passed the house, secure at least 60 votes in a sin and then be signed into law. as president trump said in january 4 letter to congress, a nation that fails to control its borders cannot fulfill its basic obligations to its citizens. physical safety, economic safety, essential public services andon the uniform protection of our loss. mr. president, we cannot afford to play politics with the border. i think that we should listen to the advice that my mother continues to give me t