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but first the colombia around a million people from neighboring venezuela have sought refuge there ching filings poverty and chaos but they face many problems not least when it comes to finding someone to live. this three story building owned by a colombian family in southern bogota houses ten venezuelan migrants they eat breakfast together on a quiet sunday morning. these people are among the two hundred thousand migrants who have come to the city in recent years since the city council provides few shelters the migrants only choice is to rent shared rooms with two or three other people most of the holy muggy lassalle and we sleep here in the living room and it's a little uncomfortable sometimes since we need privacy but other than that it's good or landlady nogueira lives on the houses upper floor the colombian national decided to rent her rooms to venezuelan migrants in part to earn some extra cash. was moved by their situation the quality of life they had in that moment they had no place to sleep as some people would not rent to them or me and. she tries to create a comfortable atmosp

celebration and the commemoration of the dead across the chinese diaspora it's called sweeping day or ching ming and in places such as taiwan and i should also add hong kong where i'm from people like to burn paper offerings for the dead return to taipei where tradition meets the twenty first century. a dream design or. complete with the perfect family. and inexpensive. these intricate models would look at home in any architect's office. instead they're being painstakingly prepared for the bomb. in taiwan these domestic dreams will all go up in smoke so the deceased can enjoy an eternity of luxury under the fourth of the often off to someone passes away these are litigious thinking that the deceased would want to buy big house and fortunes would burn these play call for eagles before on the day when he's laid to rest on through without the thought there's one thing for. burning offerings for the dead is an ancient custom in chinese culture traditionally bereaved relatives but paper money but in taiwan they're moving with modern times. now as well as houses they can have designer clothes and

growth initiatives as wrapped up in beijing leaders from nearly forty countries attended president xi ching paying pledge that projects would be financially sustainable and environmentally friendly but critics say the initiative increases chinese influence around the world and saddles poor nations with unmanageable debt. celebrations have been held in the demilitarized zone that divides north and south korea to mark one years since the country's leaders held a historic meeting there thousands of south koreans formed a human chain along the border to express their wish for peace and reunification. final preparations are underway in spain for an election that could further inflame the country's political divisions prime minister pedro such as was forced to call the vote early after his government's draft budget fails when the backing of parliament that vote will be on sunday and it's spain's third election in four years. thousands of people are gathering in the venice wavin capital caracas or badly in support of opposition leader and self-appointed interim president juan why don't he's curren

we got the climate ching and subcommittee and term limits on leadership.y're going to 'lallow the historically diverse class. >> no, absolutely not. >> that was a product of that challenge at that time when our leadership said, okay, we got to do something to win more people over to our kied. >> t side. >> that gave speaker pelosi the votes she needed to become speaker. it did so without forcing these fresh ones who had won their elections to have to change that vote. >> no, i wanted the freshman to keep their promise and exchange for that, i said i would support her. >> that's good for the party. it is good for her and she's doing a fantastic job of standing up today with trump. in the feature, people will look at our leadership, not only they're standing up to truck but na they're the party of the future. >> going -- >> the majority of democratic party and voters in america are women. after hillary clinton lost to donald trump in 2016, manpelosi standing there, she's the most powerful american politics ever. >> for you to be shooting at her and making wo

ching out of the e.u. on friday the decision came after five hours of deliberations on until the end of october if need be and european council president said he had a british lawmakers. this extension this as flexible as so i expect. it's a bit shorter than they expect. enough. to find. each. waste this time. iraq conditions if the find a way to exit the e.u. the second of may britain will have to take part in the e.u. parliamentary elections u.k. would be furious about lutie of being involved in the end of the e.u. elections the maid said she was fully aware of this and that she wanted to get it as quick as possible. and chancellor. tarn in some books she said she was pleased with the out and stressed the imp. down to high step. leaders say they will meet in june to review the program for additional micah's to reason why on the hour now has to face the british house of commons. for now let's cross over to barbara vai's all who is standing by for us in under it we're joined by. it's morning. barbara we he

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i could say ka-ching ka-ching if i got any of that stock.als are going to flood the market much more "mad money" ahead. does five below remain a step above in this market i'm eyeing the company's potential to head higher when i sit down with the floe they're in philly, by the way. and then i am challenging you to a game of am i diversified and telling you why the move that some stocks reminds me why i created the game in the first place. well, at least let's just say we're not going the play but we're going learn why we do play and all your calls rapid-fire in tonight's edition of the "lightning round." so stay with cramer. i consulted with your grandmother's doctor. we can do the screening at her house. hi. this is the man that's going to check your eyes grandma. cognizant ai solutions are helping healthcare companies advance diagnostics and prevent blindness in patients with diabetes. everything looks good. you have beautiful eyes. ♪ >>> you want to manage your own portfolio, you need conviction in the high quality companies that you belie

we've had people singing throughout the evening trying to keep their spirits up as they've been more ching this fire unfolding in. the. when news of this fire. spread out the church across the city rang their bells in solidarity to show that they will all thinking or not our lady as it is in india should number of works of art have been rescued from this fire crown of thorns this was probably one of the most iconic and important relics that was contained in not that has also been rescued that is a relic that dates back to at least the fourth century although catholics believe that it was actually the crown of thrones that she says a war just before his crucifixion this cathedral it's not just a building it's the heart of paris it was built all those years ago to represent paris being the economic the political and the cultural heartbeat of france and it remains just that. twelve million people visit it every year it's the most visited site in paris possibly one of the most visited sites across the world but what we do know is that restoration work that was under way to try and stop it crum

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both the mode initiative has tremendous potential to spread prosperity and sustainable development to ching as it does potentially seventy percent of the world's population a project of truly epic ambition the u.k. is committed to helping to realize the potential of the belgian road and to doing so in a way which works for all of those whose lives are touched by the project in the big huge piece we have agreed that we don't want to sign any by a literal memorandums but together make necessary arrangements between the greater european economic area and the economic area of greater china we will take this promise seriously of this tone goes into a bit of a contrast with what the united states have been saying in fact washington has been one of the most stark opponents to the whole belt and road initiative because they see it as a threat to their dominance and here's why because thing is this forum is merely a tiny part of a much larger scheme a much grander vision beijing outlined its concept for the first time in twenty thirteen and since then it's been all about well investing into global i

his innocence he is reported to be appealing to the french government for help while michael panhead ching gets to an independent japanese news agency he says the going case is more complicated after his fourth arrest last week. yet charges which have been put against him this time are actually in many ways more serious you know previously you may recall he was essentially accused of underreporting his income to the stock exchange this time the prosecutors are saying that he directly embezzled money from nissan for his personal benefit and that of his wife essentially he used a shell game of of companies to transfer needs some money into his own accounts so this is a more serious round of accusations made by the prosecutors my analysis is that it's far more likely that this is part of a boardroom coup and that. claims that he's essential been set up doesn't make a lot of sense so for example. if there were if the sun's executives were concerned about his pay why did they never go to him and say we're concerned about your pay instead they immediately went to the prosecutors in order to have

cynically chosen to contravene a bipartisan bicameral vote of the congress and a pet to eight america's ching for involvement in this heartbreaking crisis. the concerns of leading democrats have also been echoed by the likes of david miliband the president of the internatioional resescue commite he's describes trumps veto as being morally wrong. but president trump's move has been welcomed with open arms by the uae with the government according it timely. and strategic. also were about that i'm joined by simon they'vend he'e's from lancaster university he's also written a book sauaudi ararabiad iran power and rivalry in the middle east thank you for being with us some frost twenty force not good to have you with us. now this is at no great surprise as it iss made by donald trump saudi arabia is awful america's strong a stab at least ally after israel. yeah it's i it's n not p particy surprising given that the type of climate that we're seeing across the middle east that the really strong relationship between president donald trump and and mohammed bin solomon in in saudi arabia so. in spite o

the capital tripoli troops lowered to half staff are reported to be advancing on the city afternoon ching in operation on thursday at least thirty people have been killed and dozens injured in the fighting forces alliance to the un backed government in tripoli say they've started a counter offensive to defend the city. and for more let me draw in chris stephen he's god eons libya correspondent and has been in close contact with people in tripoli welcome steven of intense fighting has been going on for the last few days in and around tripoli is the u.n. government there on the verge of being toppled in your assessment. i don't know i think it's still in the balance that i mean the u.s. government still has the city center have to us forces are on the outskirts today in fact quite quiet everyone seems to be to be reloading but i think that the battles deafening the violence. a lot of support does agenda have not had among the people of libya and tell us a little bit more about his aims and what he hopes to achieve. what he has a lot of support in east libya and south yes some support in tri

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the belt and road foreman beijing it was a chance of chinese president xi ching paying to tell the world that china is changing. we will further lower tariff rates and remove various non tariff is. stanley open china's market wider to quality products from across the world. china does not intentionally seek trade surplus. you want to import more competitive quality agricultural products. manufactured goods and services to promote balance trade. cheating paying also promised and s subsidies to chinese companies to ensure fair competition although he didn't providee a timeleline for when t would happen. chinina has alrlready made these promises in the past. this time some are convinced. it's really broke r ranks with e e. u. to sign up in pakistan and russia. i choose the store it's obvious that the implementation of the large scale one beltran road project for modded our chinese partners. aims at strengthening the constructive corporation between your asian countries. it is the goal that really brings us together. you will provide harmonious and sustainable economic developmen. yeah. but

i saw ching and i. was obsessive love him. these are just interest in the culture of the place i could tell you found something. i didn't know if we didn't do or this whole. hats. of louis is a friend and. i just feel very i don't know very close to him i mean it's funny no matter how long where we don't see each other it's mediately always the same feeling we're right back where we're you know we don't there's no really of coins required ever in our friendship so. he was not like all of us there was we didn't quite know where we belong yet and we were not. you know we're kind of outsiders and always will be not trusting economic system the political system the social system even the infrastructure seeing how ridiculously greedy and self-centered people with power are being young and not wanting people telling you what to do not wanting parental authorities or police authorities or governments or. borders or territories or nationalism or you know. let's. look a bit broadly we did well first. first couple of situation the most.

ching for umbrellas basically send you have targeted ads and that is where google gets more than a ninety percent of its revenue. if you look at how they structured the company it was structured so that the founders of the company would always have controlling shares and would always determine the direction in the future of the company anybody else who bought into the company was simply along for the ride in terms of making money so there was this idealism that they said motivated them and their corporate motto was. don't be evil. when the don't be evil slogan came up it was during a meeting i think in two thousand and three if i recall right people are trying to say what are google's values and one of the engineers who was invited to this meeting said we could just sum it all up by just saying don't be evil what's so interesting about this term that they were not going to be evil is they never defined what evil was a neighbor even give us a sense of what it meant but people latched onto it and sort of adopted it and trusted it because of course nobody wants to be associated with an evil

ching us here at r.t.c. you next time and remember prost top rules. breaks it killed. young elephants have come to us soft. especially brutal punching incidents because sadly the baby elephants often do see their mother as need be killed but also be caught up unfortunate. i do believe and laugh and smile i see it in the salons they hold a certain expression changes. in the in the. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different groups on one hand it is logical to sort of go home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective from time used to surprising us all for the experience. i'm going to talk about football not for you or else you think i was going to go. by the way ways of the fly here. and this is boom box broadcasting around the world and covering the world of business and finance and the impact on us all i'm been one bill and of our children in washington glad you're with us so coming up a swine flu outbreak has devils. it is china's foreign m

developing this morning, montgomery county police arese ching for a gunmann a shooting that sent four people to the hospital. >> news 4's justin finch joins us live from the shooting scene on curry powder lane. good morning. >> reporter: eun, aaron, as you n see, we're talking about the powder lock of curry lanem not too far froclothville elementary. i wan to take you to video just hours ago. this area is swarming with first responders including montgomery county fire rescue are out here attending to the four male victims as well ase county policho are working to track down suspects out here. the calls to 911 came in withs report to gunfire feet away from people's frontdoors. >> we found four people had been injured. it occurred in a parking lot over here off of curry powder and there were three adult males, one juvenile male. they were taken to the hompt. o hospital. one adult male succumb from his injuries. >> reporter: one adult male has died and his name has not been released. police do not believe this was a random event. they're hoping that neighbors out here o perhaps witnesses

ka-ching, about 15 bucks. and if you've got an older car, especially if it's a diesel, the overhead cameras will spot you, and under the new ultra low emission zone, that will be another 16.50. that's over 30 dollars just to drive into town. why? just ask the mayor. >> if you are going to drive a more polluting vehicle you, have to pay for that. >> reporter: the point of mayor sidique khan's charges is to reduce pollution by reducing the number of vehicles that produce it. >> this is the iconic graph of co2 concentrations. >> reporter: at the british weather forecasting service, they track the rise of carbon dioxide, the most prevalent greenhouse gas. much of the datacomming from the mauna loa observatory in hawaii which has been measuring co2 since 1968. scientists like ritch betz count the gas in parts per million in the air around us. >> almost down to 300 at the beginning. way past 400 now. so a 30% increase in co2 over that half century or more. >> reporter: and why is that significant? >> it's significan

he was a brilliant chinese scientist who was an act of the ching dynasty, and his goal was to gain world domination for china through his brilliant str stratagems and outwitting the western world. and this wise british colonial official saw through the scheme, and he was nobly capable of defeating the wicked schemes of fu man chu, and keeping the yellow peril at bay. this is wonderful stuff. it's total fantasy. one of the nice things about it is that the chinese were seen as smart. fu man chu was a brilliant scientist. so it wasn't demeaning the capabilities of the chinese, but it was put in the context of yellow peril. well, fortunately, too much of what we're seeing now, angie, is a yellow peril version of what china is. china is getting stronger economically. it's getting stronger militarily. it has the potential to abuse its power the way any other country has the potential to abuse its power. but the united states is a very powerful country, and we are better position ted than any otr country in the world to be able to deal effectively with a strong, prosperous china without having

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that is a ka-ching business, isn't it? >> that is a ka-ching business.g market movers from tech. big picture, best time to be a tech investor last 10 years. particularly the last five years. microsoft has been transformed because of the cloud. nadella saw the move. i don't think wall street recognized how powerful that was going to be. $9.6 billion in quarterly sales in the cloud versus basically zero in the same quarter of 2014. that is a pretty powerful transformative rally for the stock and shows what is going on with the company. done a great job. you cannot underestimate the importance, leadership is vital. he has been a great leader. neil: you're right. >> he called the shift at exactly the right time. he is, he is constantly, getting in amazon's face every quarter with their sales. becoming a very viable option. it is all the things they can up sell. plug-in. microsoft has a terrific investment going in artificial intelligence. nadella seen that shift. when you marry artificial intelligence as a service, as a cloud delivered service you can sell t

here i think taking potentially up to $2 billion a year, excuse me a month from iran in cash is a big chingoe litally. charles: those who have been pushing back in ways that had not been seen in the revolution, how do they say, we know a lot of this will be taken out on us, the economic brunt will be taken out on those folks trying to get their own freedom and at the same time we're saying we're not deliberately trying to engineer regime change? >> we can't call it regime change but we should be absolutely rooting for replacement of the current islamist government which does not enjoy popular support. secretary of state mike pompeo addressed this basically said we don't want people from this radical revolutionary streak in iran running the government. we're sort of threading a line what you say. i think the end of the line the president needs to speak directly to iranian people in a way that president obama did not. to say we're absolutely with you in your request for freedom. that goes a long way. if you talk to people in repressive situations especially after they become free, they say u.

the police ching telli parents that the gun that had discharged in an art school art classroom earlier today hadot been located. parents had been under the impression that the student had be detained. the gun had been found. police were doing a routine sweep of the building. frustrationed their to the chief of police and as you said, he just returned here to the microphones a few minutes ago to reassure a parent they do have the gun now and the school superintendent told parents they are going to start dismissing students shortly. in fact, you see behind e right now the buses starting to pull in. hundreds of students in that school very anxious to go home. now, let me tell you about the new details we've lutrned this gunfire, this one gunshot that happened inside the school. it actually happened at about noon today. it was in an art classroom. a gun discharged and later it was discovered damage on a trash can, damage in the ceiling, but at the time the gun went off, we're told that the student came up witry a cover sto and said it was actually a balloon that had popped. that is why no

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powerful weather working its way towards australia at the moment for the time being with just the more ching this is larry of cloud here as it drifted its way steadily eastwards behind that it is feeling a bit cooler than it has been so it took temperature there on thursday just around twenty degrees but the active weather is going to be coming towards the southwest you can see it pulling itself together there on thursday and on thursday night into friday is when we'll see that push its way across us for some of us say it'll see some heavy rain and we'll also have some very strong winds as well that's a temperature in perth on friday just of nineteen degrees over towards new zealand and here what is quite calm at the moment is not really a great deal going on good deal of cloud in the east that is generally burning back towards the coasts and then for most of us as we had three thursday should be fine more the way of cloud of rain is on its way towards us there that will probably reach us on friday and the southwestern parts will see the heaviest of those outbreaks of rain but it was the nor