share in the just the production costs and has been for example this question of having to launch bourne's for contracts that is a list of the government's got to show the u.k. could take to make more competitive it would definitely hundred investment back or definitely because more competitive right now we have to go through bourne's and as you can imagine borns can be pretty expensive but it's a way of getting there be able what can capital that ties up your capital if you have to log on your capital effectively absolutely. obviously the family market is a key was the connection between the ship building commercial families and some john popular support in the overall strategy for the industry the pocket of poor really kick start to denationalize ship building strategy and if you look at the strategy itself part of combining naval ship yards with the commercial shipyards to have a more competitive and competent supply chain in the u.k. the one that we can use all of the shipyards to the benefit both of the naval and to the best benefit for the local communities the social economic and th

alongside matt damon in bourne supremacy. but tend to also wants to step behind the camera her directorial debut was a silent movie. that's comfortable in the art house world as in mainstream cinema franka potente has found her groove. riskiest with angelina jolie made algos deal known in hollywood it's. theirs. and it's exactly the same professionalism and the same problem. the only difference may be the money and that there are many many more people working on set by. terrence malick new film radical and deal plays conscientious objector. how this deal lovesick street people who live outside the rules those in a state of emergency he was awarded the german film prize for his first feature film as a passionate computer hacker. thanks once a month as if a little bit of that. from the very beginning it was intensity and characterize ation that made deal stand out at the twenty seventeen berlin he played a young tom. daschle in. the revolution write this deal and number five. our next star has had a phenomenal career with roles

government of germany who has already held three conferences sort of got a sudden bone think offer fort bourne conference. in which the afghans they're going to sure come together where the afghans and our region will give guarantees to one another forefront of difference of stability which will be endorsed it quickly also by the international community according to reports just today fifteen policemen were killed by the taliban in condos don't you think that there's a ceasefire or even a fourth conference spahn conference in germany might be just a dream well no no i condemn the killing of the article please and i call it the taliban and on the government of afghanistan not to engage in any military activity because that would not take us to peace never have seen it military activity will not lead to peace and and militancy is not going to take us to peace but dialogue plant interaction a formidable positive one between us and the international community through the good offices of germany will certainly lead just to where we want which is peace. and that was the former afghan president speak

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he was in the 101st air bourn. he lives in sanding. san diego. his watch broke. he was filing reports. his watch stopped when they jumped out of the plane. they landed. at 1:30 in the morning. he still has the watch. he needed a watch when he landed. he said i had to take a watch off a dead german guy. i still have that watch too. this is what you had to do. >> sean: you think of these young men and what they did and how many died and had permanent injuries. >> 8,000. >> sean: that's our military today. have a great show. >> laura: thanks so much. it's amazing to think about that. good evening from washington. i am laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." we have exclusive interviews and a blockbuster show. my one-on-one with mitch mcconnell on a possible mccabe immunity deal and whether congress can solve daca straight ahead. david hanson on the obama administration desperate for an iran nuclear deal and lied to the american people and the senate? and raymond on the simmering war between sports figures and the president. an all-star line-up. to discuss t

we arejoined by andrew dallas and peter bourne. you are on the home team, peter.evements? he has brought great moral passion to british journalism. he has been one of the greatest editors of all—time. i would rank him alongside the great arthur christiansen at the daily express in the 1930s, and 1940s. i would rank alongside the original northcliffe who created the mail. i would rank him higher than david english who rescued the daily mail. he is one of the great, popularjournalists, popular editors that we have ever had. and, by the way, i think british journalism and british public life is in a worse state as a result of him departing. it seems like a moment of natural liberation that this influence, that has been so negative on our public life, anti—gay, anti—immigrant, anti—europe, and the labour party, anti—trade union, which has not only had a big impact in terms of the headlines, the ones you showed, and this is why we're having this discussion, as peter says, he was very influential. but into woods beyond that, such as constantly setting the news agenda fo

he was jason bourne. he's "mission impossible." he's in this photo right here.appening here? >> we crashed a wedding. that's sort-- that's the cast of "tag." and we were doing a-- some press in miami last week. and we barged in on a wedding. ( laughter ) >> stephen: did they know who you guys were immediately? >> so, it-- we were-- we were kind of having dinner next to this wedding. and we were talking like, "should we-- would it be cool or fun tow kind of just jump in and say hi?" we were really back and north. "i don't know." jeremy renner, god bless him, was like, "i'll do it." and he just walks right in there, and right away somebody is like, "it's hawkeye!" and that's when we felt like, okay this, going to be fine. and we all went in there. >> stephen: that's why he wasn't in "infinite war." he's at her wedding. >> he's crashing wed gltion how did he break his arms? >> he fell. >> stephen: okay. ed helms, everybody. thank you so much for being here. "tag" is in theaters this friday. we'll be right back with michael k. williams. ( cheers and applause ) sweat

so was secretary of homeland security and woman who doesn't care what it takes to find jason bourne,neilsen. last night, kirstjen went out for a nice dinnjer, which was rudely interrupted when she was heckled by protesters at a mexican restaurant. a mexican restaurant. ( laughter ) that takes cojones. ( cheers and applause ) the-- if i were her, i would not be eating mexican unless she likes her burrito with extra spit. here's the video. >> shame! shame! shame! >> stephen: i think they're actually chanting "shame" so the waiters will bring her some. "could you bring some more chips for the guac and some more shame for the lady?" you know who's really been hung out to dry by trump's sudden ethical back-peddle? former trump campaign manager and douche in the headlights, corey lewandowski, because last night, on tv, out of loyalty to mr. trump, he went all in on the evil. >> i mean, look, i read today about a ten-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage. >> womp, womp. >> i read about a-- did you just say, "womp womp" to a ten-year-old with down s

was the president's travel ban bourne created by racism. that would be illegal. and central to the argument that it was were words from donald trump himself. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: as pete pointed out, there were several versions of the ban. the first and second struck down by lower courts. but in today's decision, over the third ban, the court said the president has the broad discretion to exercise the -- the broad diskregs to protect our borders. and since it is within his power and so that is not irrelevant and the court points out the third ban said nothing about religion. and a quite side note, those against the ban compared some of the legal issues to the internment of japanese-americans during the second world war. the high court rejected that comparison but took a moment to address the lawsuit decision, that is the supreme court decision that said internment was okay. and today the supre

about thirds for frozen over covered is what the company is what the exchanges set so that tell the bourne this is as we can tell is the tokens that were stolen but in terms of dollar value we don't have any specific figure yet we also don't have any exactly how these tax for done who who perpetrated the attacks for the victims are the they areaid that cooperating with the thorat he's another exchanges to try to the it's china'ss factory installation rose faster than expected in may on rising for commodities including oil as well as metals does this mean that china is out of the woods in terms of any concerns firstowth i think the half of china i will be out performing at least feeding the official target of six and a half of sandy sounds tea tea p of the pdi is it is a good sign we know that john has gone through four and a half the inflation starting from 2016 that the web on all basically help we've i've the whole economic momentum heyad some concern your it's rob with apci but the nd weenies over the weekend it's very welcoming and basically we we sing that the around 4% issue china's

it's like a -- kind of like jason bourne style.s up in costumes. [ laughter ] and they go -- they go full-on out when they play. and we couldn't believe it. it's actually a true story. so we made this movie about it. and there's a stunt on the second day of the movie where i was avoiding all the guys. i play a guy jerry that's never been tagged in 30 years. so he's like the king of the game. >> jimmy: yeah. >> untouchable. which is kind of cool. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely, yeah. of course, yeah. >> anyway, i -- so i do this stunt. and i -- >> jimmy: what is the un >> it's a stk of chairs like 20 feet high and they're supposed to fall over and i'm supposedo ride it down like a a surf board and then keep running. [ laughter ] that happened a couple times. it wasn't quite good enough. said, let's do it again. but the hinge broke. anyway the stack of chairs was supposed to go and it didn't go and i went. and fell and broke -- well, i didn't know i broke my arms. i just fell on the ground. and i'm like, that kind of hurt. let

and its situation is really a strong one indicator or one strong indicator when qatar issued the bourne and and asked for eight billion u.s. dollars they attracted fifty billion u.s. dollars to choose that not only qatar has managed to really instill the trust and its economy even the whole world is adjusting the economy of qatar u.s. president donald trump initially backed saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and the group's block a vigorous qatar but his says call for science to resolve the dispute middle east reveal how lobbying has played a role in influencing trump his particle hey you washington. the nation of qatar on fortunately has historically been a funder of terrorism it was a shock in washington and across the globe a u.s. president publicly going after cutter a close ally that houses the biggest u.s. base in the middle east siding with the blockading countries. at the time many believe the saudis fawning treatment of him in riyadh played a part but we now know thanks to e-mails leaked to the associated press that the push to get the president to side with saudi arabia and the uni

and it's worth, i think, pointing out that jason bourne -- >> seth: yeah.on impossible" and hawkeye the avenger got hurt. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and i did not. >> seth: you came out -- yeah. >> i came out unscathed. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: well do you think -- do you think the industry has noticed? >> well, that's what's so weird is that now there is all this buzz. cause everyone was like, "helms got out scot-free, without a scratch so like maybe he's the next big action star." >> seth: oh, wow. [ laughter ] and it's like -- i'm just hearing all this buzz. seth: but this is a palpable buzz in hollywood? >> palpable buzz seth. >> seth: wow. >> seth, it's -- i mean this is -- it's buzzing.h, yh. and now -- >> everyone is like, "he's going to be --" and this is -- i mean, i'm very humbled by this. there's oscar buzz. >> seth: there's oscar buzz too? >> yeah for me. yeah -- and i -- again, i don't know where it started. i don't know. >> seth: wow. is it the oscar for not getting hurt on the set? >> it's because i just -- i transformed in this r

economy and its situation is really a strong one indicator one strong indicator one qatar issued the bourne and and asked for eight billion u.s. dollars they attacked it fifty billion u.s. dollars a chose that not only qatar has managed to really instill the trust and its economy even the whole world is adjusting the economy of qatar u.s. president donald trump initially backed saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt and the group's blockade again qatar but his since called for science to resolve the dispute middle east with deal how lobbying has played a role in influencing trump his particle hey you washington. the nation of qatar on fortunately has historically been a funder of terrorism it was a shock in washington and across the globe a u.s. president publicly going after cutter a close ally that houses the biggest u.s. base in the middle east siding with the blockading countries. at the time many believe the saudis fawning treatment of him in riyadh played a part but we now know thanks to e-mails leaked to the associated press that the push to get the president to side with saudi arabia and the

we issued a report on mosquito and tick bourne diseases which have been increasing, trying to get the word out in advance of the mosquito season to people would take the threat seriously, we have another report highlighting what we have learned on the unfortunately thousands of pregnancies complicated by zika in the 50 states, we show what the follow-up has been and what happened to the babies as they developed. we need to make mosquito protection easier for individuals and we need to have better tools for countering mosquitoes in terms of environmentally safe and acceptable tools for them. we have been appreciative of the development in strengthening our vector control, so there is better surveillance and better understanding the resistance patterns. >> there must be more we can do to communicate to young women and men, it was strange that zika balm transferable through sex as well. >> the signs are still up in the airports but people turn them off. raising awareness is a challenge when people become complacent. >> responding to public health emergencies requires us to have a very go