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—— the canon. where the trump administration is that? -- the canon.s some prospect of getting an agreement with the eu, canada and mexico, they are looking for in particular an agreement to restrict on part of those countries that exports going from there into the us, and exports of steel and aluminium. that is what korea has agreed, permanent exemption from the tariffs. we know some sort of exemption in principle has been agreed for brazil, argentina and australia. we do not know the details, but it is likely that will be some sort of commitment toa that will be some sort of commitment to a voluntary export restraint. most of the time we talk about steel, we talk about aluminium, but other goods, the devil is in the detail, you were saying earlier, like beef products, it could throw in real issues. a certain amount of speculation that the us might be interested in more thanjust speculation that the us might be interested in more than just these export restraints on steel and aluminium, with the eu, there has been a suggestion that perhaps some sort o

someone was producing major arbitrary i was one of the more fearsome canons of the time. they were producing wider range rep injury the irony of it. it was not a stronghold. stephen douglas of course was a northern democrat kind for president campaigned through the south he went on to down to the alabama river. and it was the last major speech was. they went up the steps. basically trying to save the union. he hoped to everyone would hold it together. he tried. i was interested at how enterprise aids enterprising some of the go-getters were. and by golly they got that suggesting that the capital should be moves because it was the ideal location of the railroads. and the alabama and tennessee running up the direction. so that they can bring down the iron ore from shelby in middle alabama and make the weapons and then ship them out. to mississippi and georgia of course. i think about 400 young men from the surrounding dallas county went off to join those rates. and whoever else they thought they were fighting for. the battle came up about by orders from richard taylor who w

since setting up the canon winery in the new province seven years ago one fung has been granted a number of accolades she discovered her love of wine in germany where she lived for a decade the ventnor and her staff are always experimenting to get tastes just right she doesn't have a professional qualification but you don't necessarily need one to be able to identify the perfect flavor so what's her secret. and i wind palate. i love wine. drinking it is my hobby and. if you really love wine and you need to be able to rely on your palate need to be able to say no that's not right. something still missing. one funks father has a winery of his own right across the way one fang you was the first person to cultivate grapes in the region that was fifteen years ago despite the less than ideal climate he was confident that the soil was suitable the retired agricultural engineer and a colleague thanks to the authorities to lease them a piece of land. back then they said nothing would come of this old folks wanting to grow wine here. but one thing you stuck to his guns and these days investing in

since setting up the canon winery in the new province seven years ago one fung has been granted a number of accolades she discovered her love of wine in germany where she lived for a decade the vintner and her staff are always experimenting to get tastes just right she doesn't have a professional qualification but you don't necessarily need one to be able to identify the perfect flavor so what's her secret. my wine palate. i love wine. drinking it is my hobby and. if you really love wine and you need to be able to rely on your palate need to be able to say no that's not right. something's still missing. one funks father has a winery of his own right across the way one thing you was the first person to cultivate grapes in the region that was fifteen years ago despite the less than ideal climate he was confident that the soil was suitable the retired agricultural engineer and a colleague thanks to the authorities to lease them a piece of land. back then they said nothing would come of this old folks wanting to grow wine here. but one thing you stuck to his guns and these days investing and

but it's more than just a celebration of the world's literary canon the nobel prizes often help more obscure authors who find wider readership. and this region cademy that overseas the prize has also been accused of taking political positions as well like with the selection of which russian journalist is a prominent critic of russian president vladimir putin and was selected for nonfiction works the collapse of the soviet union. the decision to award the prize to bob dylan twenty sixteen pours lyrical work caused controversy especially when the american singer songwriter seemed to ignore it for weeks afterward one member of the academy reportedly called him rude and arrogant while the nobel prize for literature has had its detractors throughout its history it's still remains the most visible and relevant literary prize in the world. how does the academy now go about restoring its reputation well i can start by changing its rules and statutes and. has actually suggested doing this i don't know if you know that the academy has eighteen members normally and of course with all of these p

i really believe if alive today he would say don't canonized me, i'm just a man. but when ralph abernathy was about he was excoriated by many black leaders because he said to portray the man as he was. people got angry when he did that. the new one -- you knew him better or loved him more? he thought he wouldn't want to be portrayed as a saint. abraham lincoln was widely hated. he wasn't the universally loved man. by this thing that wasn't to get attention with that star power that he seems to have wanted makes him somebody and the chase to catch him. do you think that is something that we as riders need to be concerned about? the attention to these figures? b mike we have to be careful. a woman came to me and said i met you. why? because you made me love john wilkes booth. i said you haven't read the book that i wrote what he was a rapist and murderer and he was abraham lincoln so we have to write about the evildoers and not make them the hero or antihero he is not the antihero he is a terrible hand. kennedy was a great man. i interpret how i write the stories be

can you tell us more about the great canon? >> the great canon which is their ability to sort of biggert information that is coming in and send it elsewhere. china has many different techniques for preventing information from getting to the chinese people. they have the technological fixes like the great firewall can. they have millions of chinese censors who go after information and delete it at any given moment, and we have relationships with companies where they will actually simply not allow certain terms or words to be transmitted and seen or forwarded in any kind of an e-mail or chat so i think it is simply one part of a much broader range of tools that china has at its disposal to increasingly constrain information that's being transmitted through the internet in china. >> wendell wilkie. >> grab a microphone. >> sorry, thanks. going back to the discussion of the west influence on the chinese development, hindsight is 2020 but turning the clock back, where we perhaps too accommodating with regards to the terms of the wor

this is posited a for younger women watching, but the number of all male board for paul from 152 two canonhat we could do something about it. let's turn to the financial times, and the us is showing a willingness to upset long—term allies. showing a willingness to upset long-term allies. indeed, the latest offensive in the trade were all about putting tariffs on aluminium and steel going to china and basicallyjust it's the whole thing as we saw basicallyjust it's the whole thing as we saw with north korea, make an aggressive play and get them to negotiation table, you wrote a book about it, and it's desperately being say that your allies, give us an exception it will make it worth your while. the comments x—ray said no, you need to get on it now. i think there is a quote in this, that says we there is a quote in this, that says we need to be careful here. about getting into 1930s protectionism. we don't want to go into what follows back, but there is a sense that by using trade and tariffs, that's a weapon people thought long gone. everyone is about reducing turns encouraging free cake, an

they were naming the rubble guardsmen, the guys in the confederate uniforms that would shoot off the canon, they are being named here today. here is a picture of one of schooluys in the newspaper. so it was just in grant in a fabric of daily life of the school, that, you know, we are the rebels, we are the confederacy. and this is the old elite white south. at the historic society, this is kept by a prominent lawyer in town and a politician who was also involved in the school district, and he actually kept in his files a chronology of the battles over integration. and this is from the viewpoint of the white power structure, what they were trying to do as there were successively, you know, more aggressive efforts within the federal government course, tocourts, of force desegregation. with the story tells of you look at this record and other records is a story of a power structure of a school district that was slow walking. when they could, they would absolutely say no. and when it was clear that the federal government and the court were going to force the issue, they would work as slowly as

mostly chemical chemical as part of mentors due to symbols to be canonized as seen. from the rise. and there are some so this is. it isn't water if you. think it this is the rose from this word here this is the water. from the desert through from the waste water. i come back you know we are going to get out i continued and to get here to see you again. while we wait for the test results we arranged to meet some of the women and children from the village near the factories. we wanted to analyze their hair to better understand which pollutants they are exposed to. to advise us we've heard price athens our on the line. more for. he is the person to speak to in europe when it comes to researching pollutants with care samples and pens the human bio monitoring unit at the luxembourg health institute. join. me in order not. to do a lot. more than sort of just keep going. no not for much time you are going to come up. with. the final good. is going to. get. assistance nobody's i'm. going to continue. to take care from ten children aged from twelve months to fourteen years. we send them str

their contributions to world literature but it's more than just a celebration of the world's literary canon the noble prize has often helped more obscure authors find wide readership. and the swedish academy that oversees the prize has been accused of taking political positions as well. like with their selection of said london alexi of each the belorussian journalist is a prominent critic of russian president vladimir putin and was selected for a nonfiction works dealing with the collapse of the soviet union. the decision to award the prize to bob dylan in two thousand and sixteen for his lyrical work caused controversy especially when the american singer songwriter seemed to ignore it for weeks afterward when academy remember reportedly called him rude and arrogant while the nobel prize for literature has had its detractors throughout its history it still remains the most visible and rolled include every prize in the world. and we have karen hopes that from d.w. culture with us following this story hi karen hi so why are we seeing this decision now ok so this whole mess is obviously surrou

los participantes dramatizan la pelea con caÑones que disparan balas de salba.abas esperando yo quiero que le des un aplauso a dalilah polanco >> le encantan las mujeres es un hombre entero estará con nosotros pablo montero big metra: vienen las "bellas de noche" presentando su perfume yo sé que te gustará a ti te fascinará nuevamente vengo acá no puedo parar cuando empiezo a improvisar aquí en este lugar doble sentido ya sabes muy bien cómo aprendo yo soy ese tipo que le mete siempre fuerte para que puedas por fin escuchar lo que

this is speaker reid, speaker but canon, a whole series of speakers that were very powerful. became anget deficit issue in 1897. we have a $20 trillion debt and growing today. wonn 1892, the democrats and there was a big recession. revenue stopped coming in. the republicans came back in 96 and instituted a tariff. it effect they wanted. it did not raise revenues. all of a sudden, congress was faced with a deficit and you ask about numbers, the deficit was $44 million. that was a large number in those days. for the the deficit is makingn and puck the point your tariff resulted in this. >> was in drew carnegie the bill gates of his time? the bill drew carnegie gates of his time? >> i think so. i think he was more philanthropic. >> what are we looking at? >> you could publish this cartoon in january of this year. is saying the policies of the american government are making the richest people in the country even richer. on the right, you of activities by congress. on the left, you have the workers and they are filling the pockets of the people like carnegie. ironically, and the l

monarquÍa mucho mÁs flexible, una imagen donde se ven las dos familias unidas y rompe con todos los cÁnonesde windsor, mira la complicidad entre ellos, las sonrisas increÍbles. desde luego no han parado desde que se casaron tuvieron una sÚper fiesta de boda que de hecho hoy en "al rojo vivo" les vamos a contar todo lo que pasÓ adentro, quÉ famoso cantÓ, quÉ famoso bailÓ. >> quÉ duquesas se soltaron el moÑo en la pista de baile y bailaron con un artista famoso, estamos viendo saliendo hacia la fecha hay un sÚper detalle que en "al rojo vivo" les vamos a revelar de este momento particular en que salen de ese jaguar elÉctrico. >> ay! es elÉctrico. >> sÍ cuando se casÓ fue en aston martÍn que se lo prestÓ para que se dieran un recorrido, pero les gusta la conservaciÓn del medio ambiente. >> conexiones con la realeza esta tarde en "al rojo vivo". >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> [♪] [ tema musical ] cc- telemundo network [besos] [música en la televisión]

viernes, agentes federales capturaron por separado a los grupos de inmigrantes cerca del Área de el caÑÓna por el muro en la zona b w8. el domingo encontraron a otros dos escondiÉndose en zonas aledaÑas. es posible que se anuncian mÁs cargos criminales. hasta el lunes, al menos 30 personas fueron arrestadas por saltar la frontera. en washington, claudia uceda. reportera: mÁs adelante regresaremos para contarles mÁs sobre la dinÁmica que se vivÍa aquÍ en este campamento improvisado en tijuana, justo frente al cruce fronterizo . por ahora regreso contigo, jorge. jorge: muchas gracias. vamos a continuar con el tema. desde hace meses, la frontera de mÉxico estÁ vigilada. la oficina de aduana y protecciÓn fronteriza cuenta con varios helicÓpteros que permiten patrullar desde el aire. pedro rojas se uniÓ a uno de los recorridos y trae los comentarios de los pilotos e imÁgenes de inmigrantes y traficantes en la frontera. pedro: asÍ salen a sumisiÓn los tripulantes de los helicÓpteros que ahora tiene la divisiÓn aÉrea de oficinas de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza. las aeronaves han sido cedidas

que a su vez respondieron con gas lacrimÓgenos y caÑones de agua.y vari varios desaparecidos, el incendio ocurriÓ en la madrugada y la estructura quedÓ convertida en una antorcha gigante. en el pasado este edificio fue un cuartel de policÍa y aunque no era un edificio habitacional varios desemplamparados se habÍ alojado ahÍ. >>> el presidente trump tiene la lista de preguntas que el fiscal especial quiere que responda sobre la trama rusa y son muchl simas las preguntas >>> terminan la batalla legal por la custodia de la pequeÑa valerÍa, un juez le da la valerÍa, un juez le da la ¿estás lista para un color así de vivo, y un cabello así de nutrido? garnier nutrisse ultra color. con aceites de aguacate, oliva y karité. nutre el cabello, y le da un color vivo que lo transforma hasta en nuestro negro más azulado. ultra color. cabello nutrido. color más vivo. nuestra historia empezó hace más de 60 años en un gallinero abandonado donde nuestra fundadora descubrió a una maestra de español jubilada. sin casa, ni seguro médico. y le dijo no a la injusticia y

vida, pensaban que estaba secuestrada, sin embargo, el viernes, un hombre que estaba manejando por un caÑÓno porque tenÍa que ir al baÑo y encontrÓ restos en otros los arbustos y lo denunciÓ a la policÍa. fue dias mÁs tarde, pudieron descubrir que eran los restos de esta joven, la familia como puedes im ji nar estÁ devastada como la encontraron van a luchar hasta que se haga justicia. tenemos entrevista con ellos en el noticiero nacional, los esperamos y regreso contigo felicidad. >>> quÉ horrible situaciÓn para la familia, gracias cristina, una mujer muriÓ por herida de bala en la cabeza, de un disparo hecho por un agente de la patrulla fronteriza. esto ocurriÓ en el sureste de laredo texas cuando el policÍa trataba de detener un pequeÑo grupo de personas. que al parecer habÍan cruzado desde mÉxico edgar estÁ en el lugar. adelante. >>> la persona que a su vez grabÓ este incidente de un agente de la patrulla fronteriza con 4 inmigrantes indocumentados y una de estas personas, una mujer falleciÓ marta ¿cÓmo estÁs? gracias por recibirnos en tu casa. ayer tÚ grabaste. cuÉntame que pasÓ. aquÍ e

, donde quiera dirÍa que estÁn casi en navidad, sino miren nada mÁs es el parque nacional del gran caÑÓnver para creer. >> hoy es 3 de mayo y se celebra y dÍa de la santa cruz, queremos felicitar a un colectivo de trabajadores muy grandes que en mÉxico celebran hoy su dÍa, segÚn la tradiciÓn se conmemora el hallazgo de la cruz y es a ella a la que los albaÑiles mexicanos le piden protecciÓn para que nada les pase en un trabajo que claro conlleva muchos riesgos fÍsicos asi que se los repetimos muchas felicidades a los albaÑiles alÁa en mÉxico, un abrazo. ♪ hoy es tambiÉn jueves de inmigraciÓn con alma rosa nieto que va a contestar las preguntas que ustedes han enviado, pero antes nos gustarÍa saber quÉ recomendaciÓn hace a los cerca de 57 mil hondureÑos que estÁn preocupados porque maÑana se cumple el plazo para que el gobierno de donald trump diga si consola o prÓrroga el plazo del tps. >> muy buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes maÑana, debemos saber, sino da un anuncio el gobierno acerca de la extensiÓn o cancelaciÓn del tps se prÓrroga otros 6 meses automÁticamente hay dos grupos que tiene

carlos: agradecerles a todos los miembros de las fuerzas armadas y a sus familias que estÁn al pie del caÑÓnesta hospitalizado, a sus 93 aÑos el expresidente w bush fue ingresado a un hospital luego de experimentar baja presiÓn sanguÍnea . dijo en un correo que es probable que el mandatario permanezca algunos dÍas en observaciÓn, pero se encuentra despierto y alerta. el mes pasado fue hospitalizado por una infecciÓn un dÍa despuÉs de decirle adiÓs a su esposa bÁrbara. carlos: muy triste, desde que bÁrbara dejÓ su lado ha estado decayendo. hablando del presidente trump, esta nota nos quiso sacar una sonrisa, porque si usted es maestro, lo va a entender. mi mamÁ es maestra y no perderÍa esta oportunidad para corregir a nadie. una ex maestra de secundaria sacÓ a relucir las cuentas pendiente que tiene mandatario con la ortografÍa. la mujer devolviÓ a la casa blanca una carta firmada por el persistente trump que contiene, segÚn ellas, al menos 11 errores gramaticales . y afirmÓ que le darÍa una c o una d como nota. calificÓ la nota como espantosa. vaya usted a saber que el-- quien la escribiÓ. c

familia de una joven mexicana que desapareciÓ hace tres aÑos en utah, fue encontrada muerta en un caÑÓnstado. >> son lÁgrimas reprimidas durante tres aÑos de angustia, el despertar a la peor pesadilla hecha realidad. >> un monstruo agarrÓ y... y la matÓ, no puede ser. >> detectives de utah viajaron a confirmarlo, un hombre que se detuvo en la carretera encontrÓ los restos de su sobrina. >> estuvieron expuestos aparentemente por aÑos, explicando por quÉ se podrÍan demorar en determinar cÓmo y cuÁndo muriÓ la joven de 26 aÑos, a quien su familia buscÓ luego que viajÓ a aprender era inglÉs. >> tengo fe que mi hija va a regresar y que las personas que la tienen la van a liberar. >> salgado dice que mantuvieron. >>. >> dijeron que ahora es un caso de homicidio. >> en medio de su dolor la familia de elizabeth estÁ expresando su agradecimiento con la comunidad que los acompaÑo, durante los Últimos tres aÑos, ocho dÍas de suplicio. >> junto con las autoridades pidan resolver el crimen. >> ella quiere justicia y saber quÉ pasÓ. >> promete descansar hasta dar con el sdpr. >> la reuniÓn entre dona

their contributions to world literature, but it is more than a celebration of the world's literary canon is often helping of some -- helping some obscure writers find readership. and the academy has been accused of taking political positions as well like with their selection of this person, the fellow russian journalist a prominent critic of vladimir putin. [indiscernible] the decision to award the prize to bob dylan and 2016 for his lyrical work caused controversy especially when the american singer-songwriter seemed to ignore it for weeks afterward. one called him rude and arrogant . the nobel prize for literature has had his tractors, but it still remains the most visible prize in the world. phil: how does the academy not do about -- now go about restoring its reputation? >> restoring its statutes, and they will do this. the academy has 18 members normally, and with all these people setting -- stepping down, these members are appointed for life. so they are now working with only 10, and they need 12 to make a viable coram decision, so they need to rethink those rules , completely mode

angela bassett was there, so was kelly rowland, nick canon and jessie williams.ence shout out which songs to play. it was an early birthday celebration for stevie who turns 68 on sunday. my wife was in there crying watching stevie. >> i know she did, because jasmine los stevie. best thing about last night, he hinted at upcoming concert dates. let's do that. >>> kate mckinnon has jumped to the big screen with mila kunis. the bad mom is now a bad spy. >> how would i be as a spy? i'd be killed. >> i killed someone! i killed someone! >> stop yelling that! >> mila and kate's action-packed comedy "the spy who dumped me" was shot on location throughout europe. >> two totes bffs who get wrapped up in an international espionage adventure. and who doesn't want that? i know i do. >> we're playing everything as real as possible, so it's actually not that hard to keep a straight face. >> hold on! >> as long as you really believe there's five guys on motorcycles chasing you, shooting at you, and somehow you're able to get away. >> oh, my god. oh my god. aah! >> like, you just

in his artillery class, the cadets would often remove the linchpins from the canons so the various pieces would go rolling and spinning down the hill with the professor flailing along in pursuit. you would have said that this man, this major thomas j. jackson was not a loser, something close to it. to call him a failure is too harsh. there were stories that he had had distinguished service in the mexican war 15 years before. he just was not very good at anything. he was part of that great undifferentiated mass of second-rate humanity who were not going anywhere in life. and though he never changed his behavior to match that of lexington society, over the decade that he taught at bmi, and by the way that is bmi before it looked before the war, before the yankees burned it, during the decade he was there, the town kind of adapted itself to him. he was a harmless, decent, churchgoing man. he even ran a sunday school for slaves. in his own way, lexington got used to him and came to appreciate him. he was a curiosity, a sort of minor civic institution. what you would not have known if you were

a canon dslr was fried. bill engels thought his equipment was a safe distance away. well the culprit was not the fault of the while bill may have lost a camera, he has the pictures still. the flames did not harm the camera's memory card that gave us these amazing pictures of the launch. >> selfies, food we with use our phones to take pictures all the time. >> yes, but they have limitations. >> you take pictures with your phone now, okay, watch this, you sometimes need more than your camera phone to take great pictures. there's a lot of good point and shoot cameras out from to help you with your game, take a look. for many of us, our go-two camera is right in our pocket or bag. our smartphone. >> i only use my phone for pictures. >> the camera got so good, no reason to have a camera. >> my kid uses a lot, they love to take a selfie or some pictures when they want outside. >> as good as the camera technology has become in our phones. consumer reports say there's still things a good advanced point and shoot camera can do better. >> while smartphone cameras, they produce

canon a genetically modified organisms based system heads in the food industry in the one nine hundred ninety s. . tom is taking that in the night and what does not have to do. each year much. like there was a truce. also disapproval of photos from our civil. life is a chemical widely used to kill. blows that the is widely believed the service line is the old the beer allowance because. they use drugs retain the runs are possible temptations but they can't occur to such a scientist's truth that g.m. products really awful on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight would be even be able to see you as we passed the point of no resend. i don't like them but it is ours that are out here i. must tell you to straighten it all away get it out here tell us little it is. done and we're shot and being that doesn't mean our odds suggest that you are outside of the mud on them and. by then got a session on the nod that they are. by then is a shift that while on. a study that's not it said it wasn't going on want. some certainly not so with. them and most of it

on the banner, they painted a canon along with four words and it said come and take it.applause] >> like those early texans, americans will never surrender. we will never, ever surrender. we will never give up our freedom. americans are born free. we will live free and we will die free. so again, it is a great honor. we appreciate your support. i'm doing the right thing. doing it for you, but i'm doing the right thing. i want to thank again all of our friends from the nra. we will never fail and we will always protect your second amendment. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. [applause] ♪ >> earlier at the white house, president trump spoke briefly to reporters and answered questions about his attorney, rudy giuliani, as well as north korea and trade with china. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

but it's more than just a celebration of the world's literary canon the nobel prizes often help more obscure authors find a wider readership. and this region cademy that overseas the prize has also been accused of taking political positions as well like with the selection of the average russian journalist is a prominent critic of russian president vladimir putin and was selected for nonfiction works during the collapse of the soviet union. the decision to award the prize to bob dylan in twenty sixteen pours lyrical work caused controversy especially when the american singer songwriter seemed to ignore it for weeks afterward one member of the academy reportedly called him rude and arrogant while the nobel prize for literature has had its detractors throughout its history it's still remains the most visible and relevant literary prize in the world. how does the economy now go about restoring its reputation well it can start by changing its rules and statutes and. has actually suggested doing this i don't know if you know that the academy has eighteen members normally and of course with

you know what it said, on the banner, they painted a canon along with forwards that i could -- along with four words that echoed through the ages and it said come and take it. [applause] >> usa. usa. texans those early americans will never surrender. ,never ever ever, we will never, ever surrender. we will never give up our freedom. americans are born free. we will live free and we will die free. [applause] so again, it is a great honor. very special people. we appreciate your support. i'm doing the right thing. doing it for you, but i'm doing the right thing. we are doing the right thing together. [applause] i want to thank again all of our friends and patriots from the nra. we will never fail and we will always protect your second amendment. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. thank you all. [applause] >> you can watch president trump's remarks again at the national rifle association in dallas tonight at 9:30 eastern. toconnect with c-span personalize the information you get from us. n.org/connect.a the program guide is updated with the most recent schedule. word for w

manufacturing of these canons, was an exacting thing.ced here was the canon which was considered the finest of its day. we are on that property here, but addition to us was a shipyard which encompassed 13.5 acres. its importance is that selma produced more ironclad warships than any other site in the confederacy. there were four produced year. tennessee, as well as others. they were produced here and also, not as well-known, there was a submarine produced here. it was called the saint patrick. the most famous was the css tennessee. to give a scale of ship, this was an ironclad vessel that was 209 feet long. to put that into perspective, think about the last football game you saw, this ship is two thirds the length of that football field. prior to the war, there was no shipbuilding industry in some at all. yet, they were able to produce this. they did it in such a rush that's when the construction was trees with embers were still standing in the poorest. this was an effort -- forest. this was an effort put forth by people who'd originally

between states or interest canonic relationships stability is first and foremost. we develop our relationships with france progressively. sixteen point five percent that's the growth of our trade turnover last year and this quarter that's plus twenty five percent but as for investment there are fifteen billion in foreign direct investment and as for russian investment that's two and a half around three but french investment is not enough to not have to disappoint the man and germany doesn't take the first sport china holds the first spot when it comes to investment and trade turnover our trade with china is around eight hundred fifty billion dollars. what. how much were you know yeah eight point six billion i'm sorry that was a mistake. and with the european union we had four hundred fifty billion dollars but eat was it has four then almost two for. but with china we see growth sustainable growth and we were reach one hundred billion soon i'm sorry that was. my mistake my bad as for investment how much ford has invested in a foursome i'm sorry for it to the finish

want first and foremost i believe and correct me if i'm wrong economic change they want to see a canonic development and democratic and political development as well but from my understanding that main motivations are all economic nature and i think dad has a set expiration point don't you think so you know i have to disagree with you on that but because actually if you look at g.d.p. per capita between army if you compare armenia and georgia for example it's quite comparable and in some cases armenia is actually has a higher g.d.p. per capita than georgia however before this revolution the feeling was that tomorrow would be better today than today whereas in georgia my experience has often been that the average georgian has often felt the tomorrow will be better than today so really it is about finally people believing and the fact that tomorrow will be better than today well we have to take a short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. the way is. anti american and anti-democratic and we can look at that quite plainly by understanding the stock price approach

want first and foremost i believe and correct me if i'm wrong economic change they want to see a canonic development and democratic and political development as well but from my understanding that main motivations are all economic nature and i think dad has a set expiration point don't you think so you know i have to disagree with you on that but because actually if you look at g.d.p. per capita between if you can.

twenty seven members right exactly because obviously i want to do a deal directly with germany and canonical wanted that too and the same thing with france and that was they put a stop to that i think also been smart about someone i hate sort of missed this but they were out forecast in the u.k. with regard to new zealand australia so the u.k. was trying to do a deal where it was really a new zealand and then jumped in and now they're going to start negotiations and they can solve it faster you see that's the advantage that they have and what it what it was was the anticipation that of course the u.k. would be able to turn to the commonwealth countries so that was an easy thing to anticipate india's being a little sticky also they've already imposed some high tariffs on scotch i think some of the things that are going to be positive though other theresa may has already said that definitely there will still be a lot of our collaboration with regard to around science with regard to the investment in programs like horizon twenty twenty and erasmus. technological programs in conjunction with bru

worry them corruption of course drug trafficking the huge influx of venezuelan migrants fleeing the canonic and political crisis in the country that next door we're talking about two million been is wayland's are now in this country unemployment and of course social inequality this is a country that has what is considered to be healthy economic growth but it according to the world bank has the second largest. rather it is the second most an equal country in this hemisphere and the seventh most unequal country in the world so all the candidates are promising to tackle this but of course through very very different methods mary thank you very much with all the latest from latin america and its. u.s. officials are reported to have crossed into north korea to discuss the details of their on off june twelfth summit south korea's president says north korea is committed to denuclearize ation and it. is looking forward to meeting with donald trump moon has been giving details on exactly what was discussed during his surprise meeting with cam on saturday andrew thomas reports now from seoul. the sur

he is so canonized today. he is revered and exalted. north and south. by black and white. i think it can still really startled and stunned us. even in a time like ours where racial hatred has bubbled fearlessly. .. .. to study the world's response is to see how in africa and asia and both sides of the cold war he was regarded as a leader in all these different struggles that meant things to different people and struggled against racism and poverty, against colonialism and imperialism, against communism. all these different struggles. and people across the world experienced that just as powerfully as did african-americans. you know, another of the discoveries that was more uplifting to me is as i said before, one of the prevailing narratives is by the end of his life, he had, african americans had embraced the black power movement and he was gradually becoming irrelevant and outmoded. but i found abou that interpretn was only partially true. they have these real philosophical differences and debate where ready to embrace more confrontational and yes even violence but even t