djibouti is international free zone is a flagship project me and conan it's a significant number of infrastructure projects that have seen the light of day in recent years and that are helping to strengthen djibouti its place in international trade and commerce it's the free trade zone won't just boost your butties economy but that of east africa as a whole neighboring landlocked ethiopia for instance will benefit from accessing the port within the zone china has also invested billions in rail and road networks within the region. the project is an important part of china's belt and road initiative its global infrastructure project that's also been dubbed the maritime silk road chinese companies in particular are likely to make use of the chance to manufacture and export products judy free. to beauty's government will be the free trade zones majority shareholder with three chinese companies owning the rest since ninety percent of djibouti land is made up of desert raw materials are in short supply just one reason for the country's high unemployment rate the government hopes the free trade zone will

playboy model karen might do go claims that she had an affair with a child in two thousand and six conan edges made the recording two months before the twenty sixteen election it was reportedly seized by the f.b.i. during a raid on cohen's office earlier this year. on the record breaking heat wave as keeping parts of europe on high alert sweden is one of the country's most effective battling its worst wildfires and decades more than fifty places are torching cars mostly in central and western sweden and also above the arctic circle a hospital force has harmed but march fifth accusations have been taking place claims are being found by some of the hottest and dry it's weather there. joining me now for more is the old blake emmy's iata just from the free university here in berlin and an expert on extreme weather conditions thank you for joining us in studio now fires that of the arctic circle circle how is that even possible well there is a heat wave but what the arctic circle heads in the past but no there isn't very much drying as in addition to that and these conditions are just prone t

race retirement since twenty sixteen for stop and finished first followed by ferrari's kimmie right conan with federal third federal is now back at the top of the driver's standings to tennis now and britain's andy murray has pulled out of wimbledon the day before the tournament kicks off the two time champion said that he was forced to withdraw due to a hip injury murray had surgery on his hip in january and returned to competition only two weeks ago. turn to france organizers have formally blocked for a time champion chris froome from competing in this year's race le monde newspaper reported sunday but he's expected to fight the move the team sky's star was found to have twice the permissible amount of the asthma drunk sal buttah mle and system during last years of well to eyes spiny a which he won a decision on the organizers attempt to prevent the kenyan born briton from taking part is expected to be made by the french national olympic and sports committee next tuesday while returning now to our top story reports are coming in of that german interior minister horse stable for also the

alongside finnish driver valtteri tough he came second photo of his fellow countrymen can be right conan will begin and there is and best of those this writer for the championship news how much to know only post of the fourteenth fastest time i'm sure hydraulic failure still has a bond in this section. joining me now and she just goes today's german grand prix in hockenheim is another thing crash harrington from the sports death crash what he'll rack and in fact is having a great campaign so far so anything with the season is already having eight years and we need to be asleep so he is also on home turf yes definitely chances today yeah ok he's starting to pull position you made that clear but here's the thing he's only one half of his four races that he's started in pole position so he's batting about five hundred so it's a fifty fifty chance he will finish first in this particular grand prix but this race is special because he's never won in hockenheim he only has one german grand prix victory under his bill that was a handful of years ago back to twenty thirty so i'm thinking the home

race retirements this twenty sixteen first off and finished first followed by ferrari's kimmie right conan with a federal third vettel is now back at the top of the driver's standings to tennis now and britain's andy murray has pulled out of wimbledon the day before the tournaments kicks off the two time champion said that he was forced to withdraw due to a hip injury murray had surgery on his hip in january and returned to competition only two weeks ago. well tour de france organizers have formally blocked four time champion chris froome from competing in this year's race that's according to the lamont newspaper but he is expected to fight the move the team sky star was found to have twice the permissible amount of asthma drug sal boutin all in his system during last years will lead to eyes which he won a decision on the organizers attempt to prevent the kenyan born briton from taking part is expected to be made by the french national limbic enforce committee next tuesday we'd like to take you back now to our breaking news story this hour reports are coming in that bad german interior min

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ben boyette and conan watters, managers at a mortgage company, who knew beverly from real estate dealsiscussing the case in their office. >> and as we're standing inside this room, looking out with the window open, arron lewis walks right in front of the window. >> reporter: ben immediately called 911. >> 911? >> hey, uh, i'm, i'm sittin' over here. they're, they're looking for a guy here, uh, that was involved in the realtor being kidnapped. and this guy looks like -- and he is nervous and he is out here at a bus stop. >> reporter: conan went out to the bus stop to confirm it really was lewis. >> i approached him. and he -- he was a little standoffish at first. so i -- i made quick conversation about the bus routes and the times which put him at ease and i thanked him for his time and then i walked away and went back inside. and told my colleagues, "absolutely, that is arron lewis without a doubt." >> reporter: they spotted lewis ducking into a subway sandwich shop. he's caught on a security camera. and when lewis left -- >> someone from a distance outside had made the comment. "hey,

conan. this is a collection of morris tree inside are dozens of buddhist statues all priceless treasures. look at this one in the new code interesting how intricate the patterns the designs that it is and the handiwork is incredible and it's absolutely i would imagine people per to spend life decades or lifetimes coming up with this must this is it or how old would you say this one is. i think this could be a new or between fourteen to fifteen centuries. and look at this. as their absolute master pisser. router and eleven century and then century exactly so it's a thousand years old how much would this go for a black market or i wouldn't be able to tell for sure but. i wouldn't be surprised if it's pressures. of a few hundred thousand dollars but that's not the kind of value that we look up to for us it's just value. like very important symbols of something that binds the communities together you know treasure like this particularly wood would be an absolute disaster. capital. prayers and re

conan. this is a collection of ministry inside are dozens of buddhist statues all priceless treasures. and get this one. this is new code interesting how intricate the patterns the designs the detail is and the handiwork is incredible and it's absolutely i would imagine people purpose spent like that in decades or lifetimes coming up with these must this is it or how old would you say this one is. i think this could be a new read between fourteen to fifteen centuries. and look at this as their absolute masterpiece or. really really ancient eleven century and then century exactly so it's a thousand years old how much would this go for the black market or i wouldn't be able to tell for sure but. i wouldn't be surprised if it's pictures. of a few hundred thousand dollars or so but that's not the kind of value that we look up to for us it's really just value you know and it is these are. like very important symbols of something that binds the communities together you know a treasure like this pa

there's something ridiculous about a middle aged world leader riding around shirtless on a horse like conanything that we find ridiculous about vladimir putin is very appealing in a media universe that you control absolutely. >> perhaps the foundation of the putin juggernaut is a tourism where ever you live. it's the economy stupid. after the years of boris yeldson, putin stepped in and stabilized the country. he rode the wave of ever rising oil prices. translated into rising wages and soaring stock. then, in 2014, oil prices slumped. soon off came western economic sanctions. vladimir putin has navigated hard times well. he has slashed social spending, allowed the ruble to fall and his central bank has kept inflation in check. putin is a fiscal conservator. >> aspect of wealth, closer to dubai than moscow 30 years ago. just an amazing transformation. >> adding to economics, putin's secret's sauce, nationalism. and it surged in 2004, after an invasion that shocked the world. >> bigger nations must not be allowed to bully the small. >> vladimir putin grabbed a piece of ukraine for russia. >>

football team the team and their coach were trapped inside the cave thirty eight year old some on conan lost consciousness on his way out of the cave complex . is that the rescue base in chiang rai. so mancow don was a retired navy seal diver who was brought back to help with the operation to rescue the stranded football team and their coach he was part of the seal team with the british divers who found the boys early friday morning he was ferrying air tanks deep in the cave he passed out under water a fellow diver pulled him out and attempted to resuscitate him he died from lack of oxygen his death underlines just how risky the conditions are it takes six hours to reach the boys and their coach and involves a series of complicated dives the effort to find another way to get them out is picking up pace by the drilling is ongoing on the western side of the mountain and aiming to reach the location where the boys were found we can't yet pinpoint exactly cation using global positioning systems otherwise we could drill into the caves and bring them out. but another team is specifically focu

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there's something ridiculous about a middle-aged world leader riding around shirtless on a horse like conan this looks good? >> everything we find ridiculous about vladimir putin is very appealing in a media universe that he controls absolutely. >> perhaps the foundation of the putin juggernaut is a political truism no matter where you live. it's the economy, stupid. after the chaotic years of boris yeltsin, putin stepped in and stabilized the country, and he rode the wave of ever rising oil prices, which in russia's resource-rich economy, translated into rising wages and soaring stock indices. then in late 2014, the party stopped. oil prices slumped. and soon after came western economic sanctions. vladimir putin has navigated hard times well. he has slashed social spending, implemented an austerity program, allowed the ruble to fall and the bank kept inflation in check. putin is a fiscal conservative. >> the outward seeming ethic of wealth looks closer to dubai it's an amazing transformation. >> add to the economics, putin's secret sauce, nationalism. and it surged in 2014 after an invasio

invest the money again and earn interest which could be added to a pension and that it's all gone conan but that plan isn't going to work out for government who is ignorant of. cowhides has always led a modest life he always stayed away from investments that paid high returns but were risky he never thought it would come to this he doesn't know what to do with interest rates this low and no one to his friends. i knew some of told me they won't keep their money in a bank account anymore that's exhausted voice of one of unchained stead they'll deposit it as physical cash in a safe for just bugged the hole you've been to plenty of. it's barely worth going to the bank interest on savings is on list zero that just opened over one percent that means that he gets one cent for every hundred euro's a year what's happening with his money. people are worried says the director of the local branch of fox bank elma schmidt oh there there hasn't been a run on the safe deposit boxes yet there have been more requests to keep money in cash to go with it from to. relieve the incidence of father we've seen

. >> that was speaking to caroline conan in france.xis, if you look at the trade tensions turning from rhetoric weeks, isto recent there a different path or is there a current trajectory? you heard the same thing and there is the interest rates that rise towards the end of the year. the tariffs that got applied have only done so recently and they direct back. the tariffs are implemented on that and and i doubt something significant would have to happen. it is about rights. >>'s pickup on that. throughs will remain remain at thatl level. do you think that is ambitious with what the fed is currently minded to do? this took place much later than the united states. it ended in the united states some years ago. the rates remained and you look at the states of the you have the inflation. it isthat comes through, difficult to justify raising the interest rates. >> there is what they can deliver and they lowered the 2019,tes of growth and, a down at 1.7%. do you recognize the numbers? thatbroadly at three with and the economic growth was above

yesterday the cast of the upcoming film, al, "the predator" sat down with conan o'brien. schwarzenegger in the installment. >> i can't believe you would make a predator movie without arnold schwarzenegger. >> the line is in the movie and we're mercilessly doing impressions all the time. >> oh, my gosh. i'm gonna do it. but you've got to underpromise and overdeliver. this is way too much. >> get to the chopper now. >> keegan-michael key and sterling k. brown nailing those impressions there. another great moment took place during panel interview with cast of "breaking bad." he brought out his daughter dressed, obviously, in character. that was just too cute. finally no secret "hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda bringing his smash hit to puerto rico. more to share this weekend, "pop start" correspondent savannah guthrie sat down for an exclusive interview for us. going to steal this one. and talk about his other projects in the works. >> you are going to be playing hamilton again. my first question is, do you still know the words? >> i'll need the rehearsal, because, you k

. >> my dad said, "if i'm gonna do conan, it's gonna be done my way." >> curvy vixens... >> when i lookharacters that dad did, mom was okay with that? >> the da vinci of fantasy art. >> this entire visual genre traces back to this one artist. >> how much did it sell for? >> about $1.1 million. >> but when he's gone, a real battle takes shape. >> how bad did it get? >> i'm not close to my brother anymore. even today we don't talk. >> can the next generation save the family and its fortune? >> i think i was like their last hope. >> my grandfather deserves to live on, and what better place than comic-con? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

yesterday, the caste upcoming film "the predator" sat down with conan orien to discuss the movie andgger impressions in this installment. >> i find it hard to believe y guys could make a "predator" movie and not be constantly doing arnold schwarzenegger -- >> that's in liere. >> the's in there. the line is in the movie and we were mercilessly doing impressions all the time. >> yeah. >> the best. [ laughter ] >> oh, my gosh. >> i'm gonna do , t you've got to underpromise and overdeliver. this is way too much. get there now! >> sterling k. brown nailing the impression there. other great moment at yesterday's event took place during the panel interview with the cast ofre ing bad." aaron paul brought out his daughter dressed in character. too cute. >>> nally, it's noecret that "hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda is bringing his show to puerto rico, but he has more to share this weekend. "popstart" correspondent savann guthrie sat down for an exclusive interview for us. >> that's right. >> was going to steal thisan on. to talk about this is his other projects. >> is that you're going to

within the agency scott has conan outstanding job and always be thankful.he senatey confirmed a wheeler will assume acting duties as director ofep i have no doubt that andy will continue on with our great and lasting epa agenda. we've made tremendous progress and the future of the epa is very right. ss for scott pruitt, he's dogged by a ser of ethical questions as director of the epa including using taxpayer money for first class airfare and for using his jo perhaps to get his wife a chick-fil-a franchise and a $50 a night condo on capitolill. scot pruitt out as administrator of epa. his deputy will take over downtown in d.c. at the live desk, i'm scott mcfarlane. >> thank you, otott. >> ther who confronted him with the baby in her arms will be happy to hear that. keep an eye o that story to let you know how that develops. meantime, our other big sry once again. it's the heat. we're on day seven of temps over 90 degrees and tonight we've got some rain being mixed in. >> we're in weather alert mode again over the nexthree hours of parts of our area probing f

margo's promotional tour includes performances on "saturday night live," "conan," "colbert," and thead, the band and friends gather one last time at margo's east nashville home. her husband and bass player in the band, jeremy, prepares biscuits with pimento and cheese, topped with chopped bacon. along with red wine braised short rib on a crostini with goat cheese. do you guys eat like this all the time? >> jeremy: no. >> margo: he cooks -- he cooks like this all the time. he's worked in like every restaurant in town. yeah, we've all been in the restaurant business. you, you, you. he just got fired from a job over on the west side, sorry. >> jeremy: way to go, margo. >> anthony: um, first of all, let me ask, who here is from nashville originally? >> margo: exactly, she is. >> anthony: this has been pretty much the story of my experience here so far. you know, the town has a reputation, there are so many really good musicians here, does that make it harder to break out here? and alternately, what happens if you suck here? like, i mean, if you can't -- if you're playing country western

is there a sense that amy conan barrett may be an that list? >> certainly so, i think there's a significant am of support for those who would like to see a woman on the court who would be in the position of overturning roe. congressman might act federally to ban abortion beyond that if that were to happen. i think barrett appears to be alive in this process. somebody who certainly has her supporters, i think there are a lot of people wloflt like she had a good narrative coming out of her last set of hearings where senator diane finestein went after her and basically says she wears her religion on her sleeves. with that kind of fight, she's a good person to be picked. from the standpoint of whenever conservators will be happy with this pick, i think they'll be happy with all of them. president trump needs to get enough on the board to offset the democratic defections or work in contest with democratic defections. >> well the camera was away from me for a while, while removing my foot out my mouth. i think i said olympia snow who has been out for

followed a week later by chevy chase on fox and a week after that by conan o'brien on nbc.etition became that much more difficult. >> in the third corner, his ratings fading rapidly, arsenio hall. some tv writers think arsenio could be the big loser in this free-for-all. >> when letterman came in, it essentially diluted arsenio's brand because there were so many alternatives. >> i'm sad to see you go because america is going to have a big chunk missing out of its existence. >> losing arsenio, yeah, it was bad. he was the lone voice, gone. >> david letterman had the suits at nbc pausing for a moment. did we make the right choice? because he came out gangbusters and he was beating jay leno in the ratings. >> there's some people who say, you blew it, that by picking leno to replace carson over letterman, that that was a big programming mistake. >> it was a shaky start. a really, really shaky first season start. >> it's true confessions time for actor hugh grant who is trying hard to put his recent encounter with a hollywood prostitute behind him. >> when hugh grant was arreste

. >> inside out, conan, weissleberg presumably know a fair amount about each other. tim is absolutely right, cohen was the fixer, he wasn't the guy signing the checks. it was trump signing the checks and weissleberg giving trump the checks to sign. when you get two different people from an organization testifying separately before a grand jury, that makes both of them really nervous. and that's exactly what bob mueller and the feds want to do here. the big picture here, ari, don't forget, the big question is, did donald trump and his organization collude with the russians, and are they covering that up? i've always thought, and i have reason to think that the theory of mueller's case is follow the money, going back to watergate, follow the money. where is the russian money? how did the russian money get in here. this is one of the things tim looked into. where does the russian money come from, and how does the russian money, prevalent in the late '90s, how did that money affect donald trump's behavior and cooperation with russians, if at all, in the campaign? so muel

let's get to caroline conan, she knows a good coffee. good morning. caroline: good morning. am happy to be joined by the from paris.energy good morning. theresa may, the u.k. per minister has had a couple of difficult days on her brexit plan. do you think the eu should go easy on may for now? guest: i am not sure. i considered the present situation increasing the probability of not having an march 2019. next we tend to remain in the eu and there has been a referendum. but now in need clarity. we need clarity and [indiscernible] the freedoms are indivisible. theeed clarity and possibility of a hard exit is increasing. caroline: do you see the --dline should be expended extended, are you in favor of an extension? need clarity as soon as possible. the degree of authenticity in the eu as it appears today is too important. we see in the coming decisions of the institutions, they need clarity. see the divisions we have with them more and more. once we decide to transform -- transfer more people from london to the continent. caroline: we heard a lot of banks saying they might reloc

been raised in my reporting is the idea if they were to select a woman -- the woman on this list, amy conanarrett of indiana -- is that something where you have a sense that on questions of precedent, questions of roe v. wade she could have an easier time getting through the senate or be somebody who could make them feel better about the issues? >> not necessarily. she had said roe was erroneously decided is the term she used. to be fair, ruth bader ginsburg said the same thing. it came to the court too fast and the court shouldn't have decided it. but nonetheless, remember she just got on the court of appeals by president trump, so she's been there for about a year. she's already survived the senate confirmation. she was a law professor at notre dame. now she's a federal judge. i heard the president say or someone say the president was going to talk to perhaps two women, and for the life of me i'm not sure who the second woman is. >> i'm not either. let me say something about the list of the president's. the list as much as a political document, the people who compiled it didn't think it w

. >> conan the barbarian compared to what we saw in helsinki in terms of the weakness of that move. >ally believe here's what's going on with ana and with a lot of people on the left right now, is this has become the birtherism of the left. because it really has -- >> racist and bigoted. >> agreed. and so is this. >> where's the racism and the bigotry? >> hold on. chris-i was on record saying it was fake and it was nonsense. it was an attempt to delegitimize president obama because we didn't beat him at the ballot box and the way to counter that is not by resorting to falsehoods. this is the exact same tactic. >> how? >> because the left still can't get over -- because the left still can't get over -- >> trump lied about russian interference. he said he agreed with putin. >> no. >> he said it might be somebody else. come on, man. >> chris. >> no, no. hold on. >> let me just say this 37. >> that's a key word that -- >> ana -- >> listen, every time you are on, steve, you like to call me part of the left. let me remind you that i have been a lifelong republican. >> well, you are. >> let

conan once juxtaposed the animatronic abe with the real donald. >> i mentioned food stamps, and thaterweight went crazy. >> reporter: trump used points to score points against clinton. >> honest abe, honest abe never lied. that's the good thing. that's difference between abraham lincoln and you. that's a big, big difference we're talk about, some difference. >> reporter: call me crazy, but i don't think honest donald is the nickname history will bestow on president trump. when it comes to stature, even when you're saluting him, abe seems to turn everyone into the size of one of his shins. jeanne moos, cnn -- >> build that wall, build that wall! >> reporter: new york. >> build that wall, build that wall! >> all right. thanks for watching. anderson's next. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. fast breaking news. the federal court for the eastern district of virginia is known as the rocket docket, and today in day one of the paul manafort bank and tax fraud trial, it lived up to its name. a jury was picked. opening statements were made, and the first witness took the s

raid on conan's property this year in new york in the recording reportedly discusses paying money to karen mcdougal he says she has a ten month affair with trump. joins us from washington and patsy the president turned to his favorite medium to push back on this. he did he gave a long link the rebuttal in the new york times no of course not he went on twitter let's take a look at what he said he said it is inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyers office early in the morning almost unheard of even more inconceivable that a lawyer would tape a client totally unheard of and perhaps illegal the good news is your favorite president did nothing wrong ok let's break that down because both basically none of this is true the government did not break into michael cohen's office the government does not do that the f.b.i. went to a judge presented enough evidence that it would have met a much higher standard a much higher bar when it comes to getting into lawyers files that they believe that a crime was taking place judges don't often give those search warrants they did in th

. >> we had conan o'brien there. that's about it.e who have written for the show. conan o'brien and craig daniels who created "the office" and "king of the hill." mostly it's just a bunch of guys you never heard of. i have officially become the most famous writer ever for the simpsons by being here. >> answer the question, where is springfield? >> okay. >> springfield, right here. >> dad, it's over here. >> hey, what you doing? >> nobody watches this show, right, so i can tell you, because it's a closely guarded secret. we know and the answer is springfield is in hawaii. >> what? no. >> it's nowhere. it's like -- >> it's everywhere but nowhere. >> it's ohio. >> we chose the name because there are 48 springfields in america. in 43 states. which means five states have two springfields. >> is there one or two episodes that stand out to you? >> you know, there's two years i didn't work on the show. two years i went off and -- >> which seasons? >> seasons six and seven i think. >> those were great years. >> the best years. the show is so

. >> conan o'brien, putting on heat there. >> gayle is off. we have great news this morning. 12 members of the youth soccer team and their coach out of a cave where they were trapped for 18 days. >> the last of the five people o stuck underground were brought out of the cave a shor short time ago and taken to a hospital. we can see the ambulances there. the first day boys rescued sunday and monday are recovering this morning. doctors say they are in good spirits. anna warner is near the rescue scene. good morning. >> reporter: the world has been watching this rescue mission for the last two weeks or so. first of all, wondering would they find the team then once they were found in the cave, if and how they would be able to rescue these kids and get them out of that cave, now 19 divers took part in today's mission to rescue the remaining boys and eicohthem will undergo physical and mental evaluations at the hospital. they have been trapped since june 23rd when they explored the cave after practice. there was intense pressure to get them out before heavy rains made the operation