greets her group for the start of their bike tour along the coast of the medieval town center of coker is certainly worth taking a stroll through or in this case a ride. in the narrow alleyways old houses and splendid palaces bear witness to the town's past under venetian rule. the longest section of the route runs along a former railway line it's known as the patents on for the path of health and friendship with. the one hundred sixteen kilometer trail connects via talian city of trialist with slovenia and from the first stop. in the highlands. we are now in easily. as you can see it's an old fishing town. steve in the division of the sea and fishing have always dominated life in this town meant traveled out to sea and brought fish and other foods back to easily. their wives stayed at home to preserve and sell the fish. that have been. on the tour continues. even on hot days there's usually a pleasant sea breeze blowing across the cycle route. the town of pier on slowly comes into view many consider it the crown jewel of the slovenian coast. but it's also the setting of a popular love

giving a people just don't you agree that it's not a just war by any means on my coker to be just good i'm. not is what i read it but i think many would argue that assad is the cause of the conflict and committed to you disagree but let me ask why if civil war starts is he a cause if the dictator is the person opens fire on protesters arab spring twenty eleven i mean this is the problem with you do come across as a sub sympathizer that's not a cause you said you've met and you said you liked him you said you thought he was going in the right direction do you worry that that may have given a slow peace in syria are you kidding i've been a reporter for fifty years and i can separate what i think for what happens and all i'm saying is in the very beginning from the very beginning. you know many of the initial groups who were actually the free syrian army was real there were a lot of people who couldn't stand them he had failed terribly on human rights he didn't do enough on human rights they had. drought in the farm areas he didn't do enough he didn't deliver on education. think about all

down along the southwestern coast but we're still seeing quite a bit of rain is out here towards east coker rainy day for you here on tuesday at thirty three staying rainy temperatures there at about thirty two degrees new delhi it is warming up you're seeing a lot more sunshine in your forecast so thirty four is a high there but down towards bengaluru clouds there at about twenty nine degrees then very quickly over here across much of the middle east it is still quite humid we're seeing temperatures here in doha on tuesday at thirty eight degrees not much of a change as we go towards wednesday forty one there and abu dhabi partly cloudy at thirty nine. as india was updating its citizenship around four million people in the state risk of becoming stateless. majority of both. sides of this issue. take a look at the top stories. the un says thirty thousand people have already been displaced within syria's province since the assad government and its russian allies began as strikes in the area last week. the last remaining rebel stronghold in syria. more than one child will die every minute fro

. >> everybody, my name is jonathan coker, and i work for the city and county of san francisco where my job is to reduce coal energy and reducing emissions. every hour that i work to reduce fossil fuel emissions -- or carbon emissions, i am simultaneously investing into coal companies. if as a species we continue to go on the current path of business as usual then what type of world am i going to retire into? you have a fiduciary responsibility that the world that i retire into is going to be safe and sustainable. in the last year alone there's been the largest wildfire in california history, thomas, and the most destructive, tubbs. the downtown weather station hit 106°, shattering the previous record by three full degrees. right now, the people of the carolinas are facing the worst storm in decades. i helped organize a march for three months. this week is the global climate action summit, where business and government leaders from around the world are meeting to discuss solutions to climate change. california has been a leader in environmentalism for decades in setting an example fo

coker, thank you very much. shall we go back up to the top, to item number 9, it's an action item. >> clerk: number 9, action item, divestiture of tobacco companies, number 3 of local divestiture procedures. >> i regret in the prior item, i would add one thing, emerging markets are quite cheap. they represent good investment value right now. >> to be clear, we're going to call -- or we'd like to do all four of these consecutively. >> gentlemen. >> we're pleased to provide the board with an update and a few recommendations on the four divestment initiatives that sfers has adopted over the last several years. as a reminder, these apply to domestic companies involved in tobacco production and distribution, companies involved with business activities in the sudan, companies involved in the manufacturing and retail of civilian firearms and23 companies companies involved in coal production. >> i want to provide you a general update in all four of these investment restrictions and really discuss two things that we've d

friedlandminister downside concert larry coker low that gary was a sticking point, saying his not onotiating table. how difficult is it better negotiate with united states not only with canada but with other counterparts, given that is not really clear who is making the calls? ambassador blanchard: i think that's true. dairy is less than 1% of our trade, u.s. trade with canada. and we have a surplus on dairy. and i don't know whether count low or any of these people even know that. i think they are just try to support the president, and i know is rather erratic, distracted, usually on this one, informed. i do not tell you other than they are going along to try and keep him happy in the end of looking foolish like claiming that canadian aluminum and steel our national security threat. all of this goofy stuff that everyone who knows trade and business understands is nonsense. on the former governor of michigan, our agriculture, we have huge agriculture, have large force go to canada. we have a surplus on dairy. this is all self-inflicted wounds. the president likes everybody to be a su

lisa matthews, linda roth, and the national press club staff, specifically lindsay underwood, laura coker, and executive director bill mccarran. onto our guest. is leaving of what she hopes is a political pink wave with the midterm elections just 49 days away. 256 women have won their party's house and senate primaries this election year and that is a huge record. stephanie is here to help us review the field of democratic row choice female candidates on the -- pro-choice female candidates on the ballot this fall and what she believes that women can shift the balance of power in washington. more than 40,000 women have signed up for the organizations run to win training program since the 2016 election and another 9000 people volunteered to help selected candidates. you may be wondering who the is.y in emily's list the organization was founded in nice 85 by all and malcolm, who is seated over here. by ellenen -- 1985 malcolm, who is seated over here. emily is an acronym for early money is like yeast, a reference to a tried-and-true model of malcolm's that gathering lots of donations early i

lisa matthews, linda roth in the national press club staff, specifically lindsey underwood, laura coker and air, bill mccarron. now, on to our guests. who is the leading-edge of what she hopes is a political wave at the midterm elections in just 49 days away. 256 women who won their party's house and senate primaries this election year and that is a huge new record. so stephanie is here to help us review the field of democratic pro-choice female candidate on the ballot across the country this fall -- the balance of power in washington. more than 40,000 women have signed up for the organizations run to when training program since the 2016 election. another 9000 people volunteered to help select a candidate. you may be wondering who the emily and emily's list is. the organization was founded in 1085 by malcolm who was seated over here. thank you for being here today. [applause] emily is an acronym for early money is like yeast, a reference to a tried and true model of malcolm gathering lots of donations early is essential to attracting subsequent donors end quote, unquote makes the dough