and that's how henry knox became the chief artillery officer of the continental army. he got the actual cannon -- he actually got the artillery, and then he trained and recruited all of the other artillery officers, so everybody liked him and thought he was doing a pretty good job, and so when this french guy shows up and said i'm your new artillery chief, there was a big flip out amongst the men and officers of the continental army. and so that is sort of the, you know, that is the environment that lafayette walked into. luckily the french guy had the decency to -- he and his force were crossing the delaware river and he drowned. the horse lived. [laughter] sarah: so everything was fine and then -- it is a win-win. [laughter] sarah: so that's what lafayette walked into. the thing is -- the reason that the colonists, especially their leadership, the congress and washington and his highest ranking officers, are in this weird position with the french and these french noblemen, lafayette included is all they want to because they basically want what any self-respecting ter

forty african states have signed the agreement to create a continental free trade area but we expect this to have a positive impact on africa as it will contribute to the strengthening of trade and the free movement of people and goods for the benefit of african citizens. it took two years to negotiate the african continental free trade area but it left a few countries out including economic heavyweights south africa and nigeria once they signed on the agreement will cover one point two billion people with a cumulative g.d.p. of two trillion euros it will be a boost for the entire continent but africa faces other problems too like corruption. among africa loses at least fifty billion dollars a year to illicit cash flows it is clear that retaining these resources on the continent would greatly help finance its development we must go beyond words to demonstrate fact in china but says more homegrown companies appear on the market and trade ties between the two countries come under strain those days appear to be numbered. tea with foam made of cream cheese just one of the specialty drink

it took two years to negotiate the african continental free trade area but it left a few countries out including economic heavyweights south africa and nigeria once they signed on the agreement will cover one point two billion people with a cumulative g.d.p. of two trillion euros it will be a boost for the entire continent but africa faces other problems too like corruption. among africa loses at least fifty billion dollars a year to illicit cash flows it is clear that retaining these resources on the continent what greatly helped finance its development we must go beyond words to demonstrate our commitment to fighting corruption with a leap towards concrete action. transparency international puts african countries at the top of its corruption perception index a powerful deterrent for investors however the watchdog group has recently pointed to botswana rwanda namibia and some others who are making progress in fighting corruption and creating a better business climate american brands used to have a certain cool factor in china but as more homegrown companies appear on the market a trad

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on the table and the topics have to be solved relatively quickly but in the end what we see from continental europe towards u.k. is a fight in between the u.k. government and the companies need to adjust and they don't know how to adjust on both sides whether it's a customs union free trade agreement double duty all standards being still part of the common market questions are all on answered and time is running out and uncertainty leads to a decline in business and we already see the first results you case g.d.p. is not growing in the same speed as in europe germany's exports are declining to the u.k. although it rises to everywhere else in europe so. the result of non-doing already was a bill what about the customs union the question of a customs you can one that's a big one the businesses what do you think about that well a customs union is is an important step to make things easy in trading with each other but it's only about customs it's not about regulations then or it's and other stuff so it's. it's it's better than nothing but it's only a way to have a bridge into something which is

german auto parts maker continental is cracking down on social media it says the new e.u. data protection rules could cause it to accidentally break the law to be on the safe side continental has banned walks up and snap chat on thirty six thousand company owned mobile phones used by its employees continental management things the two apps pose a big risk mostly because they store user data on their own servers the new e.u. regulations that went into effect late last month establish europe wide rules for data storage and stronger penalties for misuse. well starbucks c.e.o. howard schultz has announced he is retiring from the coffee company over thirty seven years he has transformed starbucks from a single coffee shop in seattle into a global brand most recently aligning the company with political issues like race and jobs for underprivileged youth should says he's considering going into the pool public sector with some people expecting a presidential run in twenty twenty is an outspoken critic of u.s. president donald trump and he might run against him as a democrat. it's

so, it turns out that replacing the continental army's beloved chief artillery officer was not as easy and arbitrary as bewitched casting a second darren because henry knox was the revolution. born in boston in 1759 to irish immigrants knox dropped out of school to support his mother and siblings after his father's death. he eventually opened his own bookstore, the london bookstore. after the course of action of 1774, this is really hard on pretty much all the colonists, but especially its merchants and especially knox, the bookseller. they closed the port and he could not get any of the books he was selling from england and the colonists were boycotting stuff from england anyway, so those acts, the intolerant acts were supsed to serve as a warning to all of the other colonies and meant to slap massachusetts into submission, but what happened was it further radicalized in already radicalized massachusetts and rallied the other colonies to to its material and political aide. so, henry knox, meanwhile, he had glued the royal governor's daughter lucy flager, great name and had joined a lo

tema central de discusiÓn aunque consideraron a ambos paÍses como la situaciÓn mÁs importante del continentea ante la crisis que atraviesa el paÍs centroamericano y cada vez mÁs deja fuertes como el esposo de alexis sandoval. >> que mÁs muertes quiere ma de 115 muertos en nicaraguas. >> algunos acusaron a la oea de no darle la atenciÓn que le ha caed a la crisis en venezuela. >> paÍs que fue el punto prpal de discusiÓn. >> en venezuela y el desastre humanitario allÁ dijo el secretario de estado de estados unidos. >> Él se uniÓ a otros antes de amÉrica que han hecho un blam do para votar y suspender a venezuela de la oea y asÍ lo pidieron frente al ministerio del in jorgerriaza quiÉn rechazÓ las crÍticass homÓlogos >>> no nos interesa lo que opine cualquier gobierno. >> dijo tambiÉn que el pueblo venezolano eligiÓ su presidente democrÁticamente y el resultados sanciones impuestas por estados unidos y otros paÍses del continente. >> el vicepresidente ha sido uno de los polÍticoss queido la suspensiÓn de venezuela de la oea una sanciÓn que en el pasado solamente se le ha impuesto a honduras y c

but i went back and i looked at some of the documents, and it turns out that it was some continental scouts who were chasing her when she was chased by the iroquois. but they shot high and hit her and not the indians, but they used that as a rallying cry for the scalping of little jenny mccray. before i-- i have one other to mention which i liked which was -- i think it's here. they also talked about there was a lot of espionage that went up and down and they were off-- all spying on each other and justice sherwood ran most of this. he had been pushed out and he was, oh, when he -- he refused to give -- to pledge loyalty to the patriots and as a result he was taken out and beaten. his house was trashed. everything he had was trashed. he was sent off to be locked up in a mine in hartford, connecticut where they put the enemies of the revolution 80 feet underground and he got away and worked his way across and he ended up being one of the-- doing a lot of the fighting and he was one of the leads for burgoin when he came south on th this, but -- one thing i found when talking about who

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so because these are continental islands, they are extremely steep and inaccessible, and so the ideaates to the entire island for it to be successful —— baits. and as i said, we will kick off today with that programme and it will run over the next three weeks. and what do you hope to achieve after the three—week baiting programme? so black rats on these islands is obviously a high priority conservation management programme. we know these islands are really important seabird nesting areas, and they also play an important role as areas for migratory birds to the great barrier reef and the southern hemisphere to rest, recuperate, and obviously feed and forage on. so while you are undertaking this three—week baiting programme, will these islands be totally closed off these islands be totally closed off the tourists? so they will be closed, not because the infestations are so high that it would be a problem for visitors to them. it is highly unlikely our visitors to these islands would even see a rat during a visit. most people would come overfor a day during a visit. most people would co

virgin islands at the rate for the continental united states. peer same time, our outline jurisdictions, alaska, hawaii, and puerto rico receive a much higher reimbursement rate. according to usda, the higher reimbursement rates for these states and territory reflect higher costs of delivering these programs in those outlying jurisdictions. well, we agree wholeheartedly that all outlying jurisdictions should be reimbursed at higher rates than the mainland united states because of these higher costs. all five territories and both states outside the continental united states share the challenges of higher costs of living, few you are locally available resources, and greater percentages of school children from undeserved households. indeed, guam and the u.s. virgin islands both have higher lower median g, household incomes, and greater unemployment than the mainland united states. both territories face much higher costs for imported food, transportation, fuel, refrigeration, and other everyday necessaryities than the mainland -- necessities than th

was a they are at the point where they two toiver a warhead or a point on the continental united states. that would be suicide for the torth koreans, but that tes and capability is going to become more reliable and they are going to have a larger arsenal. this is the time to freeze and reverse this dangerous program. host: coue more calls with daryl kimball. dominic is in clarksville, georgia. caller: hi, i want to talk about the human rights. to be concerned about the human rights and it is extremely important. but it is no more important than life itself. if there is a war, there is a lot of human rights lost, hundreds and thousands. i think the democrats and the media will pull back their hate a little bit and trump is not going to perform any miracles. if he takes one step at a time, let's get this done and work with the human rights on the side. give the guy a break. we do need to prioritize the issues that we are working on with north korea. i think every president has got to make some choices about which issues they are going to put on top and bilateral negotiations. the trumpard

stories about people in a different state shaping their nation playing and their continental player. multimedia series for africa plenty w dot com or go on the. on the night of the fourteenth of march seventeenth fifty he had a dream that he would build a square great and no book of majestic splendor and yet simple and functional it would be earning and for his city on the stage on which his subjects could run for the future of their line. what in fact developed in none see in northeast fronts from the original idea of one square with a host sequence of squares amounting to one of the finest systems of the kind in the whole of europe. at the center of the former capital of the duchy of lorraine on the placid stony silence the plaster like our yeah and the plaster let me see our detects sculptors and craftsmen involved taiwan created here one of the most outstanding achievements of eighteenth century city planning in a mere five years they put together a unique ensemble of architecture out and landscape design. the man to whom no one see owns the squares was stanislav. opponent's king

more than 1% drop for the continental index futures on continental indexes. take a look at wants. the interesting point was made by jon ferro and his mliv contribution. although we are seeing a move to safe haven assets, we are not seeing a big risk off play outside of equities. for example, you see the 10 year yield coming down but only to 2.87%. it is only off two or three basis points. seem like a huge move and when you take a look at the gmm, you will see similar small moves, if you see them at all on that screen in gold or the yen. 4 i think you are seeing some significant moves. argentina absolutely smashed lower yesterday. down by 8.26, we have not seen that kind of move in a few years. japan is down by 1.8 soup at -- 1.8%. it was not a good night for south korea. or in terms of football. let's look at commodities. the fact that these are in red tells you these are standard deviation moves. pick, a whole bunch of them. bigof these trading in order in terms of the moves they are making. maybe the treasury market would be the last thing you would see a move in. there is a flo

. >>> and mid continental steel and wire in popular bluff, missouri, the largest nail manufacturer in the u.s. just laid off dozens of workers. operations general manager chris pratt said that the company lost business from increased steel costs. >> the impositions of the tariffs have put our operations in a crisis mode. >> reporter: the white house press secretary sarah sanders blames the eu for the lost american jobs. >> they have engaged repeatedly in unfair trade practices and the president is saying enough is enough. >> reporter: but republican governor scott walker of wisconsin where harley-davidson is head quartered said the goal should be no fair i have s -- should be no tariffs on anyone. and paul ryan, also of wisconsin said that the government should be trying open new markets for manufacturers and not raising barriers. jeff? >> paula thanks. jerry brown, governor of california, declared a statute of emergency because of a fire that burned through 13 square miles since saturday. any word on when had the fire may be contained? >> hard to say, jeff. behind me, take a look, yo

have we have someone on the other side i don't know the river is kind of high so the crossing is continental. doesn't stop them they cross the brown smelly water is. what the wow. what it was all you. then natural look. at that gladly. if. it's hot dirty work. the smoke burns their eyes and leaves a better taste and that's right. some of the garbage collectors complain they don't want to be filmed. they feel annoyed and humiliated at the same time. cast not tries to pro-create them but he understands their feeling of humiliation. although that. would. only leave for we've read about. some of my relatives know that i collect garbage if you will for me really. but not all i've. always was it's all. wrong most your curb your problem that's why i only collect trash here. and that's why i always have a hard on your waffle you were born a girl and. there were twelve recycling centers in puerto pass he did. everything as weighed up and registers. later it will be recycled and turned into shampoo bottles for instance plastic bank has the support of international companies. they also support the cent

so puerto rico could be a -- continental u.s. and how can we have a stronger, more modernized grid? >> sure, congressman. i have not spent much time researching puerto rico, but generally we do have a lot of technologies and options that are available to any system that may be rebuilding its grid and, in fact, our mainland transmission grid is aging and so we have opportunities to improve it, technology there as well. one key area that d.o.e. and e. o. specifically support is the development of microgrids or back-up sonerati generation so when we're talking about national security or military bases or other sort of critical uses or hospitals or police stations or other critical needs, recognizing there are still tremendous efficiencies of a large grid and large regional market and all of that, but there are also thousands of entry points and risks on such a system. so when you're focusing on the end-use customer and their critical reliability and needs that may exist, those abilities to have back-up generation or island capability that d. e. o. can help and help bring down the cost

they then build the panama can expansionent american outside of the continental borders, it is that moment. here's where the u.s. joins the european powers in this great imperial drive of the late 19th century. foreign trade becomes the key motivation for this kind of expansionism. just to give you a couple of jumprs, america's exports from 392 billion in 1870, two to 1.4 billion in 1900. the acquisition of colonies outside of the united states is leadingthe larger drive up to expanding american markets overseas and to transform american capitalism. as early as the 1890's, the corporation becomes the dominant mechanism for doing business in america. increasingly, the corporation is increasing the older form of business, sole proprietorship, partnerships running an operating locally oriented businesses. the new york stock exchange was established in the early 19th but it expands rapidly between 1880 and 1900. it is in 1903 the new york stock exchange moves into its current building on broad street in new york city. out, wasding, pointing whogned by george b post also designed a couple of bu

. >> viajó al viejo continente, uno de ellos no podrán participar, ha sido una semana larga que culminó no pudieron concretar, méxico con la victoria y escuchemos a losano y jiménez. >> lástima que no se metieron pero la forma de jugar hicieron su trabajo. >> se vio bien el equipo >> nos tenemos que enfocar en nosotros mismos, somos nosotros quienes tenemos que dar la cara. fue un partido difícil pero también ccomo te digo, solo faltó concretar >> con solo 10 días fue la última semana de concentración en casa, el viernes fue un día muy especial, se llevó a cabo la ceremonia de abanderamiento. nos amplía. >> son la esperanza de méxico, los jugadores que todos esperan que hagan hsitoria. >> el defensa central recibió la bandera de pena nieto >> reunierán a todos pero el camino no ha sido nada fácil >> el ídolo, capitán del equipo hizo una promesa >> que no les quepa la menor duda que este equipo a nada más llegar a un quinto partido sino en hacer historia, en intentar ser campeones del mundo >> se enfrentará a las selecciones. dijo que no estarán solos. >> en cada jugada, y por suto en ca

data protection rules could cause it to accidentally break the law to be on the safe side continental has banned what's up and snapshot on thirty six thousand company own mobile phone continentals management things that the two apps pose a big risk mostly because they store user data on their own so it's the new e.u. regulations that came into effect late last month establish a europe wide rules for data storage and stronger penalties on misuse. and that's all your business it's over to read. given this now why the sixteenth ocular to vienna is underway and has opened to the public but before it did there was a competition and an international duty awarded the golden lions in various categories to participants from the sixty four countries taking pot job and method from mccutcheon desk is here to tell us more welcomed robin so who won the top prize for the best national of india and switzerland zip zero for best national pavilion they got to. see now a colleague run a trial about who's quite good it's good that he's there because you can see the dog mentions back said this is the swis

phones used by its employees continentals management thinks the two up supposed big risk mostly because they store user data on their own servers. the turkish central bank has raised interest rates to seventeen point seven five percent the move is aimed at propping up the lira and putting a lid on galloping inflation many investors have been pulling their assets out of turkey amid political turbulence president richard sipe heir to one announced his intention to exert more control over economic policy if he wins this month's presidential election. german industry is beginning to slow down in april orders for industrial products dropped by two and a half percent from the previous month it was the fourth consecutive monthly decline the biggest drop was in domestic orders but current international trade disputes have also weighed on business sentiment. in new york city's chief medical examiner has ruled the death of american designer kate spade a suicide spirit co-founded her namesake label kate spade do york in one nine hundred ninety three expanded from colorful handbags to other fashion

were damage and transmission distribution systems, which is the cause of most disruptions in our continental u.s., so puerto rico could be a test bed and model for grid innovation. do you have ideas how puerto rico can rebuild to have a stronger, more modernized grid? >> sure, congressman. i have not spent much time researching puerto rico, but generally we do have a lot of technologies and time researching puerto rico. but generally we do have a lot of technologies and options that are available to any system that may be rebuilding its grid. and in fact our mainland transmission grid is aging. so we have opportunities to improve the technology there as well. one key area that doe and oe specifically support is the development of micro grids or back up generation. so when we are talking about national security or military bases or other sort of critical uses or hospitals or police stations or other critical needs, recognizing there are still tremendous efficiencies of the large grid and large regional markets and all of that. but there are also thousands of entry points and risks on such a s

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lots of sunshine, the continental air, the tempters getting hired down towards the south—east, 30, perhapsn. many places not far behind. as we look further ahead, the low pressure still churning around out of the south west but high pressure will hold on enough to give most of us are fine and settled week to come. still potential for showers in the south—west, slightly muqqy showers in the south—west, slightly muggy feel, temperatures still close to 30 degrees. this is bbc world news today. i'm kasia madera. our top stories. eu leaders agreed a deal on how to tackle migration — but the president of the european council says it's too early to talk about success. the uk is also told to reveal its plans for brexit to ensure an agreement is reached in time. there is a great deal of work ahead and the most difficult parts are still resolved. if we wants to reach a deal in october we need quick progress. police say the gunman who shot dead five people at a newspaper office in maryland would have killed even more people if he'd had the chance. this was a targeted attack. we can't fathom why that

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at fifa in may of twenty fifteen officials last many long term backers johnson and johnson and continental ended their business relationships with the organization but a new crop of sponsors including several from china are picking up the slack china's largest commercial real estate company that won the group is now one of fifty seven official potus to china is keen to host the world cup at the next possible opportunity. and this is a replica of a classic german team jersey from when they won the world cup back in nineteen fifty four glory days since then official team has become a massive business four years ago in brazil added us sold more than three million german national team jerseys and they don't come cheap where does the money go let's have a look a german team jersey costs just under ninety euro's and let's break this down first the german government takes its share in the form of value added tax after that the biggest cut goes to the retailer earning nearly twice as much as brand added us just five euros and fifty cents goes to the journal football association some of which is ho

a tan sÓlo unas horas de que empiece, tres paÍses de este continente albergarÁn la sede del 2026.dos y canadÁ serÁ sede del mundial 2026. dÉjeme decirle que existen de posibilidades del estadiode santa clara hacia una de las sedes de ese mundial.sta es laÓ por parte del representante de la fifa. en el marco del congreso de la fifa se realizo y en medio de una gran expectativa con 124 votos a favor, por encima de los 65 que obtuvo marruecos. [hablan en inglÉs] se diÓ a conocer que estados unidos, mÉxico y canadÁ será la sede de la copa del mundo 2026. se convertirÁ en histÓrica con trespaÍses sedes. esta representante dice sentirse muy emocionados al ser considerados como posible sede de la copa mundial 2026. sabemos que otras ciudades aspira a ser parte, serÍa un gran honor. un total de 48 paÍses arÁn. la noticia, cÓmo era de esperarse, fue bien recibidadoÍa >> hay muchas personas que le van a dar a la selecciÓn mexicana o les gusta mucho el fÚtbol. >> mi amor es el fÚtbol. >> la economÍa tambiÉn bien. ramÓn:con esta designación mÉxico se convertirÍa en el Único paÍs en albergar t

in the auto supplier continental and over in the landfill at chrysler it's also down quite sharply while other stocks have recovered but you can see on the board behind me that the near the end of the line near my head the first thing downwards out was the trump tweet and then people said well he says that if the barriers are not broken down soon on u.s. goods then we will be placing this twenty percent tariff well that seems to be to some here a perspective for negotiation and indeed people i've talked to here over the past days and voices from other places as well like the auto dealers association which respects presents the industry says negotiate it's true that german cars are taxed levied less in the u.s. than u.s. cars here there's something we can give them and prevent this trade war around eight hundred thousand people here in germany work in the kind of street. this is a trump have support for this terror with war that that is waging in his own party specially when it comes to an eighteen long standing paul as like the e.u. . well this is an area where he actually doesn't have t

it is a moment of american expansion outside of the continental borders of the united states. here is where the u.s. joins the european powers. a great imperial drive of the 19th centuries. that -- 19th century. it becomes the key motivation for this expansionism. just to give you a couple numbers, america's exports jump 1872 392billion in million in the 1870's. to 1.4 billion in 1900. the acquisition of colonies and new territories outside the united states as part of this americanive to expand markets overseas and to transform american capitalism. early as 1890's, the corporation becomes the dominant mechanism for pursuing business in america. increasingly, the corporation is replacing the older form of business. proprietorship, partnership, running and operating, typically, local oriented businesses. from the new york stock exchange, it was established in the early 19th century. expands rapidly. between 1880 and 1900. it is in 1903 that the new york stock exchange moves into its current building. on broad street in new york city. building was designed by george b post. who

leaving home and his pregnant teenage wife to come to america to throw in with george washington's continental army and so i will read for a bit and then i will take questions and he wanted to read the section of his voyage to america and his early time and then i will read a little tangent about a whole wrote bookseller to pander to the subject the proceedings. [laughter] >> 1777, lafayette has absconded to america, but his own ship to come here. the king of france is trying to keep him at home. his wife's family is trying to keep him at home because as i mentioned she is pregnant and once he makes it onto the ship he has purchased across the atlantic he starts sending his wife-- writing his wife adria these letters to try to explain why he has abandoned her. her and their forthcoming child. i believe i say in the book that while history might be full of great fathers recorded history is not where to find them. [laughter] >> addressee, lafayette unveiled the grandeur of his mission to his wife audrey and to include her in it he wrote: i hope as a favor to me you will become a good american. s

to continental europe but we're talking about millions more jobs is that message not sinking through to the guys doing the negotiating. well i think it was important to underline that business and workers are preoccupied about the lack of progress and that we will. lead to measurable results because as i said i mean the deadline the timeline is is is is very shortly in front of us and we will need time to prepare. and i think it's very important to bring examples of what could happen but the aim is not to have business move from the u.k. to anywhere else the aim would be to keep the positive mood we had last march when we were very close and when there was a political agreement on the trip on the on a status quo like transition. phase with the ucas thing in the single market and in the customs union there was a positive move many companies who already had their finger on the trigger of contingency procedures have postponed it and what we need now is a positive thing of this week and then urgently progress in order to make sure that we have this transition deal done by all done by oct

and volkswagen also losing heavily and auto supplier continental one of the largest in the world also going down by two and a half percent because people assume that the troubles that time were having with the effects of tariffs on sales are also going to be affecting the other companies and the sector of course also has the diesel scandal and i don't know if the company itself can already evaluate how heavily that will hit the balance sheet and i think that's also part of the investors' problem what else will it be will they're becoming besides the wording that came today on the profit and that was only bought in front for talking to me earlier finance ministers needs today to discuss greece the aid package to athens is set to expire in late august by the time the bailouts and oftens will have received more than three hundred billion euros from both the e.u. the international monetary fund and exchange greece cuts down on public spending and passed crucial reforms to shore up its economy time for athens to go it alone. greece hopes it will soon be able to stand on its own two feet ag

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you could make the argument for the civil war in america, but clearly that was continental. -- continentalt. what i mean by industrialized is not only do you have tanks and airplanes coming to the for and taking control of the the war, you have an industry creating the products to fight the war, the food, clothing, and other things to be served to soldiers at the front. you can see depictions here. airplanes initially served more of a reconnaissance, scouting purpose, but as the war goes on, you have these air fights between the germans and allied powers that come to capture the -- that kind of capture the public's imagination. there is a much larger airpower presence. we are heavily bombing europe and elsewhere. that is not occurring in world war i. however, psychologically, airplanes were particularly effective because for civilians, when you see an enemy aircraft over your town, they could swoop down fire upon you. it is much more of a psychological terror than the actual terror of world war ii when you had people living underground in places like london or dresden because they were bei

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juan: la copa del mundo regresa al continente americano y en el 2026 se jugarÁ en tres paÍses, algo quedos. juan: sin embargo, este directivo comentÓ, " creo que el poder de la unidad que mostraron estas tres naciones ofrecieron lo que ningÚn otro paÍs, ni siquiera el mío." el anuncio llega en momentos de tensiÓn polÍtica, especialmente de los estados unidos hacia sus dos vecinos. >> negociÓ muy bien con mÉxico y canadÁ para postular esta candidatura conjunta, le ganan a marruecos. juan: en mÉxico, las tres ciudades serÁn guadalajara, ciudad de mÉxico y monterrey. estados unidos serÍa el país con la mayor cantidad de sedes. >> me da la impresiÓn de que se le estÁ tirando migajas a paÍses como mÉxico, por ejemplo, que ese 100% futbolero. juan: ademÁs del aspecto polÍtico y social estÁ tambiÉn la parte econÓmica. se calcula que dejara unos 11,000 millones de dÓlares en ingresos. el presidente donald trump dijo por twitter: " felicidades. es un gran logro de mucho trabajo." por su parte, el presidente de mÉxico dijo: >> la decisiÓn de la fifa es un reconocimiento a los tres paÍses. y por s

into the midlands and northern ireland as well, for the east lots of sunshine but that feed of continentales if anything climbing higher down to the south—east. 30, perhaps 31 degrees on sunday afternoon. 25 in belfast, 27 in glasgow. as we look further ahead, low pressure still churning around down to the south—west but high pressure is going to hold on enough to give most of us are fine and settled week to come. still the potential for showers and the south—west, slightly muddy field, temperatures still close to 30 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm robert hall. the headlines at 11: the president of the european council, donald tusk, calls on britain to lay its "cards on the table" and resolve the outstanding issues on brexit before an eu summit in october. the most difficult tasks are still unresolved. we need great progress to meet the deadline. david duckenfield, the police commander in charge on the day of the hillsborough disaster, is to stand trial for manslaughter by gross negligence. a firefighter breaks own in tears recalling a "personal rescue mission" to save a 12—year—old from th

it turns and ends up in continental europe. expected to rise across the southern half of the uk. the mid—high 20s in london but in aberdeen, temperatures will be closer to the teens. that is the latest from me. bye bye. this is bbc news. i'm nkem ifejika. our top stories: historic help. the so—called video assistant referee makes its world cup debut, while iceland melt messi for a cool result against argentina. a ship carrying more than 600 migrants, which has been refused entry by both italy and malta, is due to arrive in spain within the next few hours. homes charred, people carrying fresh scars. violence continues in nicaragua just a day after the government and opposition called a ceasefire. anger in athens as greece's pm survives a no confidence vote over a deal to rename macedonia.