here on the rivers bank the 16 arches of the charles bridge dominate the view. i like it the morning early in the evening you know people it's a good place very calm as you cross the bridge it's like you're taking a step back and it's time it's like you know every day i walk across the bridge to get to work. but it's not just a transit route to me and i'm inspired by a spiritual as well it seems here going you know makes me think about history as well as the future of those little bottles of. stone yet bagman has made over the history on this bridge as well. as his initiative a festival is held every year in may in on are of the bridge and it's patron saint them the stars shine over on and around the charles bridge. and we'll be featuring more european law this week that solo for this edition of arts and culture more about these topics of course and other cultural news from all around the world on the website at d.w. dot com. south the crew here in berlin thanks for watching. strong women in africa. the battle against horrific violence. physical and sexual abuse

another political upheaval perhaps then the czechs will be happier as they strolled across the charles bridge. well greece is another country struggling to find its footing after its decade long financial crisis and austerity measures the new government has promised stability and a break from the past but the challenges they face are plain to see in cities like faily near athens but there is a light at the end of the tunnel people on the island of taylor in the age and have found a way out of the crisis so how did they go from austerity to prosperity by investing in themselves. there is no bigger cliche in greece but something is different on the island of. these goats belong to a cooperative with a vision for the future which spirits even came all the way from albania for. example. i'm thankful for this project as a member of the corporate feels like it's my own business and. suddenly. this is precisely their goal. everyone takes on responsibilities this way they believe life until us can be worth living again this includes maria comma the mayor she helps out wherever she's needed the latest

and this week we're profiling some of europe's top line mobs today charles bridge. now he's going to be one of those soft is saying is it popular music british isles is james blake a specialist in melancholy and subtle tons but he's much admired by other artists can you wes is called his favorite artist and he's collaborated with the likes of jay z. and beyonce his songs of thanks and insecurity and his vulnerable male vocals have also struck a note was so many millennia else is new album assume full sees a bit of a change as it's apparent he's all loved up. he's one of the most desired collaborators in the music biz james blake helped shape beyoncé his album lemonade and kendrick lamar's down. duet with spain's pop sensation of rosalia also looms large on his current album.

and this week we're profiling some of europe's top line mobs today charles bridge. he's going to be one of those soft is saying is it popular music british isles is james blake a specialist in melancholy and subtle tons but he's much admired by other artists can you wes's called him his favorite artist and he's collaborated with the likes of jay z. and beyonce his songs of thanks and insecurity and his vulnerable male vocals of also struck a note was so many millennia else is new album assume full sees a bit of a change as it's apparent he's all loved up. he's one of the most desired collaborators in the music biz james blake help shape beyond say his album lemonade and kendrick lamar's down.

military capabilities there was wrong as washington does not take steps of its own security analyst charles bridge explained why shorter and mid range missiles are such a concern. the main problems we've got is that i should reduce the range and the should say the payload to new compiler to weapon systems so you. between conventional systems and then the use of smaller nuclear weapons and then because they really that you terence situation that we've had over many many years really depends upon that boundary being very distinct and clear one because if the a boundary is actually diminished in other words you can use perhaps small nuclear weapons in what's called a war fighting way rather than just to terence it was interesting to see that it was exactly this kind of vertical launch a system that is used for those interceptor missiles that was used to test this weapon system this cruise missile that would have been banned and that i have treaties in other words we've got clear proof here that the russian suspicions and those were raised repeatedly throughout the pre ending of the i.n.f. years that

charles: right. >> they are still part of china. now, i think it is a bridgeoo far to wish for total democracy in hong kong because xi jinping, because of his rise, he is a stalinist communist, charles. what he wants is to have total control over with what he deems as fears. this is why he's cracking down on the muslims in china and christians in china. he doesn't want dissent. so you know we might see some sort of false pretense of autonomy because -- it would definitely not be in china's interest at this point to have a violent crackdown of hong kong because the economy is fragile and a violent crackdown of hong kong right now would be very disastrous for the chinese economy. they might pretend that they are going to grant some sense of autonomy, but china is not going to fully allow hong kong to be a full-fledged democracy. charles: we have less than a minute. we have now seen the american flag being waved, you know, and it feels like the americans are responding. you talked earlier about this sort of we want to make overtures from the president on, but how

charles. i just want to believe that i think those two members of congress have an opportunity to build some bridges, not to change their positions, but to tone down the rhetoric, which doesn't help anybody. i hope they take that opportunity this afternoon. >> charles: we will certainly see in a few moments. thank you very much. and now, to wall street. also, germany taken steps to boost their economy. we want to go to fox business network. >> hey, charles. we've got green on the screen. that is, of course, after a three-week losing streak. tech energy financial, they all drove again. check out apple, the stock gained more than 2%. he met with president trump on sunday. as the head of apple, he made the case for apple that it would be difficult to pay tariffs, when one of its biggest competitors, samsung. manufacturing is in south korea. a lot of apple's is in china. some investors took that to mean that apple would be exempt from future potential tariffs. apple, home depot, boeing account for about half. they are increasing their flexibility with with one anot. the congress department is extending

none of you sons of bridges would be here at all. [applause] so that is charles russell.y oh boy. if he were here today he might include more. just saying maybe. he was a harsh man. i will read to you a little bit and forgive me, i've been wondering the public lands trying to figure out what's left of the wild in the west. utah, nevada, idaho, oregon, wyoming, the states with the most public land. the big wide open. what guthrie was talking about when he was saying this is your land. is a gigantic experiments in socialism that was. who could've imagined it in the most capitalistic country in the art. where everyone can say they own hundreds and millions of acres but no single person can claim it for themselves alone. this makes for higher living. you can camp pretty much anywhere, from the world's loveliest places at the bottoms of canyons and at the tops of mountains wherever you please. come along just don't wreck it for the next person. mostly i camp and living out of the tent, a tiny thing, enough room for me and one adult male wolf or two women. our 26 weasels. drivi

charles himself. when she's 15 kathleen maddox living in kentucky, crosses a bridge over the river to a town called ironton. sneaks out of the house, goes because there are some clubs there where people can dance. and that one of these clubs, ritzy ray's, is the name of it, she meets a man, an exciting call the man, 29 years old. his name is colonel scott. colonel is his given name, not a military rank. but the colonel does not mind letting the 15-year-old girl think he is a war hero. of course, he actually works in the factory. he is married and has two children. that is the party -- part he leaves out. not long later, kathleen becomes pregnant. she is 15. and she tells colonel scott, the colonel announces that he is going to do the right thing, but he has just been called away by the army. he is going to come back in just a couple of weeks and it will take care of everything. and knowing kathleen is pregnant, she goes to her mother, and tells her, and yet nancy loves her. she says she can get through this, and yet colonel scott never came back. kathleen's periods. there is another fellow in kathleen's li

trying to bridge your hatred in order to get things done. >> tell the story about the charles evans, and you landed up on the court instead. >> his father told him to be part chief justice. he unwillingly becomes president because his wife make him do it and although time he is still planning to be on the supreme court. finally a moment arrives in the changeup, he has to be replaced and he really wants to take the seat himself and he says i cannot help. somebody signing the commission is not 70 stop i want. he got out to the point where they choose the obvious candidate. dynamic, young, former governor of new york, admired by all and the phone rings any cancel the interview. an overweight southern democrat and the only qualification is that he will die. [laughter] so he becomes chief justice and served for about ten years and he stops by every couple of years to find out how he is doing. tragically he refuses to expire. [laughter] happily and without any wording he does often all of a sudden. he has to mobilize all the forces and persuade him to appoint them in eac achieves his lifel

charles forrester thank you very much for taking us through the chinook and whaley bridge.at the residents are preserved what is happening and they are praising the police service for what they‘re doing and what they continue to do. people are concerned. the message was that they may not get into their homes for another week. as you heard in the comments that people still have animals in their homes. there was the possibility that they may be able to get in for a short of time and —— in and —— out. —— go in and go out. police officers... unless he was sure that it was not going to be collapsing. there could be a way for their homes for their week. so what are the council doing to put in place something to help residence? all the residents have been homed either by the council in hotels or they have been moved to friends, relatives in whaley bridge or surrounding villages or further afield for that matter. hopefully people are in a situation where they are not homeless although one or two people say that accommodations do need to change a little bit. meet the needs of the in

that is a bridge too far for most folks that are not professionals. thank you, phil. >> appreciate it. charleseth warren is bringing in the crowds. what is behind her latest surge in the polls? is climate change a winning issue in 2020 for the democrats, especially when it comes with a 16 trillion-dollar price tag? doug schoen. he is the man with those answers. he is next. ♪ limu emu & doug hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ managingaudrey's on it.s? eating right and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart atta

charles, lng is the biggest energy story for this decade and the future. it is the bridgeuel to the future. china will need our lng at some point. even though it looks like it will never to up, we're at the bottom end of the cycle, five years from now we won't believe natural gas prices or lng was ever this cheap. charles: wow, phil, always appreciate it. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> folks we are in the thick of the worst market selloff since january. here to help us make some sense out of this, where maybe you could also make money ultimately, gibbs wealth management president, erin gibbs, and bubba trading ceo, todd horowitz. erin, let me start with you. i saw an amazing piece where spoke put out, amazing selloffs in one week, the following monday, the market gaps off tremendously. almost every time a week later market is up, sometimes up huge. hard to imagine looking at the dow off 850 points we could be up from where we opened right now. >> get the hockey puck scenario. charles: is that possible, between now and monday's close next week we could be higher? >>

question mark we bankhearing that the two sides need to bridge their differences and come together but what is the solution? let's hear from charlesng exchange ceo. it is notarkets down looking great. here's what he had to say. charles: this is not helpful as a financial center. trust and confidence are the most important and in this regard, we clearly, the city, this place has a lot of deeper issues for us to sort out. and we have to find a way to work this out. again, a solution a concrete measures to resolve this problem is difficult because the chasm that has built up in society and it is a polarized city. a common enemy. finding a solution will be difficult. we just heard from the south china morning post that the first head has rolled. reassignedas been perhaps to take the fall for the handling of this now more than two months long crisis. shery: thank you so much, stephen engle, our chief north asia correspondent. plenty to come on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is "daybreak: asia." hathawayrkshire increase in -- appears to be increasingly bullish on amazon. warren buffett company boosted its stake by 11%

called wild bill that jeff bridges did in the 1990s to go back to gary cooper in 1936 with the plainsman. there is even a bizarre movie called the white buffalo in which charlesbronson played while bill hickok. he security plays in the first season of deadwood the hbo series and he died after six episodes.spoiler alert. sorry. i would love somebody one day to try and tackle this complex character and the times that surround him. i can't recommend any particular picture that i thought captured hickok. >> i'm a little hard hearing so you may have already answered these questions. i like to ask mr. dolan who is his favorite which was his favorite pirate depiction in a movie? i also have a question for mr. kleiman after that. >> you are assuming and that question that i have watched the huge number of pirate movies which is not the case. but i really do enjoy the treasure island movie with little jackie cooper and who's the main actor? a great actor character actor of the day wallace berry. i really like that because wallace berry is long john silver. a little over the top he's got that glimpse in his eye when he's killing people stop is like a nice guy killing p

called wild bill that jeff bridges did in the 1990s to go back to gary cooper in 1936 with the plainsman. there is even a bizarre movie called the white buffalo in which charlesbronson played while bill hickok. he security plays in the first season of deadwood the hbo series and he died after six episodes.spoiler alert. sorry. i would love somebody one day to try and tackle this complex character and the times that surround him. i can't recommend any particular picture that i thought captured hickok. >> i'm a little hard hearing so you may have already answered these questions. i like to ask mr. dolan who is his favorite which was his favorite pirate depiction in a movie? i also have a question for mr. kleiman after that. >> you are assuming and that question that i have watched the huge number of pirate movies which is not the case. but i really do enjoy the treasure island movie with little jackie cooper and who's the main actor? a great actor character actor of the day wallace berry. i really like that because wallace berry is long john silver. a little over the top he's got that glimpse in his eye when he's killing people stop is like a nice guy killing p