green and clean cooperation. the boulton road is not an inclusive exclusive club and it aims to promote green development we may launch green infrastructure projects make green investments and provide green financing to protect the earth which we all call home. in pursuing boughton road corporation everything should be done in a transparent way and we should have zero tolerance for corruption. if. the beijing initiative for clean so crowed has been launched which represents our strong commitment to transparency and clean governance in pursing boulton road cooperation. we need to pursue a high standard cooperation to improve people's lives and promote sustainable development. we will adopt widely accepted rules and standards. and encourage participating companies to follow general international rules and standards in product development operation for cure meant and tendering and bedding . the laws and regulations of participating countries should also be respected. we need to take a people centered approach. give

it has life. >> cooper: they're alive?: absolutely. >> cooper: according to legend, when important islanders died, their mana flowed out of their bodies into the moai. >> paoa: the mana is here. the mana is here. >> cooper: it's a hard concept for my small mind to imagine. >> paoa: for human like you guys from the city, you don't understand these things, because you worry about working, like, disciplined animals. >> cooper: those who believe in mana say it's not just in the moai, it can be found in everything here-- in the waves that constantly crash ashore, in the rocky soil, and in the green grass that blankets the island. >> jo anne van tilburg: these objects, in the middle of what looks like a barren landscape, they speak to you. they draw you in. they-- they make you want to-- to know more. i think that that's the power of them. and when you see how tall they really are... >> cooper: jo anne van tilburg is a u.c.l.a. professor of archaeology. she has been coming here for nearly 40 years, working with local researchers

yep. >> cooper: she wasn't real. >> sandy phillips: yep. >> cooper: she wasn't there. >> sandy phillips: yep. >> cooper: you didn't lose a daughter? >> sandy phillips: all the time. >> you never saw your sister's dead body. >> cooper: since jessica's murder, sandy's son jordan has been harassed and threatened by a man who, like many conspiracy theorists, claims there was no massacre in aurora. >> your days are numbered, ( bleep ). >> cooper: it's hard to imagine, but similar harassment now happens to families almost every time there's a mass shooting. >> lonnie phillips: that's the worst kind of harm you can do to someone. you're a devastated parent, becoming more devastated. >> 3-15 and 3-14 for a shooting at century theaters. >> cooper: after the massacre in aurora, sandy and lonnie, who are gun owners themselves, filed a lawsuit against companies that sold gear and ammunition to their daughter's killer over the internet. the judge threw out the case, and ordered them to pay more than $200,000 to cover the defendant's legal fees. >> sandy phillips: contract with them consulting... >>

to sow the seeds of cooperation. harvest the fruits of development. bring greater happiness to our people. and. make our world a better place for all in conclusion i wish the second world and the road for success thank you. president xi jinping thank you for your keynote speech in the keynote speech president xi has given us a full update about the latest the progress in belton road cooperation he stated china's commitment to high quality development of the belt and the road and china's propositions on building global partnerships on connectivity these will provide important guidance for the ballot and road cooperation to move forward present she also announced in number of important measures china will adopt to further reform and opening up i believe these will provide strong impetus to the building of the belt and the road and also to global economic growth and shared development and prosperity of all participating countries now please welcome his excellent sea of flat me a putting president of russia to address the opening ceremony. or excellence o

>> cooper: feuding families vie for power. >> i have only loved one woman. >> cooper: manipulation and( screams ) >> cooper: a giant wall protects the seven kingdoms. winter has come, and with it, the threat of total annihilation from a seemingly unstoppable army of the dead. for you, what is the show about? >> emilia clarke: power. >> cooper: power? >> clarke: what it does to someone, how much we covet it, how it goes wrong in the wrong hands. and how different it is when you have it versus when you're coveting it. >> cooper: emilia clarke plays daenerys targaryen, also known as the mother of dragons. she leads armies, raised dragons, and has killed a lot of people in her quest to take the iron throne. extraordinary, the sheer number of ways that people are killed. >> clarke: oh, it's incredible. we really kill them good. daenerys is pretty old-school with her burning. >> cooper: but i guess the dragons also can eat people? >> clarke: indeed. but they like to char them before they-- ( laughs ) and so, a burn is always involved in a dragon... ( laughs ) they like their meat cooked. ( l

and the new seattle leon cooper our esteemed. spanish brand see it shows them picture as roads around its home city a barcelona to show off what will be the last three on cooper and to bear the sea out logo a high performance machine for a final farewell. what this economy is based here says there are lots of sporty station wagons offering plenty of space powerful engines and a brownie look to boot whether it's an am chief or mercedes have b.m.w. m model or an r. s. from out they all have their own logo which they're proud to wear and not to be outdone see out recently turned its sporty cooper models into a separate brand with their own logo a cooper i take it was its debut model but they seem to have forgotten this one for the sierra leone cooper r.s.t. the badge on the grill is c. at night cool frog you know who wonders why it's not part of the cooper family and it's certainly not lacking in the aggressive style i think so my mistake was that. the cooperage does indeed look the part chunky air intakes plenty of carbon along wit

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. -- in cooperation.. dam building, the farmers, the machines began to work as one. ♪ ♪ >> by the next year, there were results. henry clark had the best crop of tobacco ever grown in the county. ♪ >> he was sending substantial quantities of food to market, and giving his neighbors plenty of food for thought. they came to see the new fertilizer, the new methods, and the student became a teacher. in the tennessee valley that year, 30,000 other demonstration farmers became teachers, too. for the next year's harvest, henry and his neighbors had a threshing machine specially designed by the tva experts. each group of farmers had a machine. each farmer had an equal right to its use. no longer was it one man alone against the flood. for the first time together, they were acting together, cooperatively, for a common purpose. and even more important, a change was beginning to come into their thinking. for the first time, they were thinking in terms of each other, what they could accomplish together by working tog

with respect to technology cooperation, we do have a strong history of industrial cooperation including in the high-tech space. i think again, just to repeat, we have a dynamic environment where some of the risks are growing. china comective in in the high-tech area and taiwan is active, we of course have concerns about protection of intellectual property and the like. but i think we have a growing security concern with china's trajectory as a technological power themselves that we have to be mindful of. i think those are discussions that representatives from taiwan and the united states need to mature. >> i want to talk about the belt road initiative on europe's periphery. on the one hand, it says we want countries to gain european perspective and join the eu. presumably to gain access to the european market. on the other hand, china gives out these loans with contracts and they do not meet eu environmental labor standards, which will most likely delay the , i am wondering if any of you have thoughts on that tension between those two notions? thank you. mr. tellis: anyone in particular

we are seeking cooperation with both. we want to preserve, as i said, the rule-based international order but we also want to reform it. we recognize that the world we are living in has changed and that those rules that have been created a long time ago are not always fit for purpose any longer, and in particular, do not always take account of the changing role of china so we need to reform that order to make it more resilient and more fair and better fit for purpose. i would also like to underline that the european natural inclination is of course to align as closely as possible with the u.s. the trans-atlantic bond is not just words. the trans-atlantic bond is very deeply rooted in history, in democratic values, in alliance. that's a reality and i think that it is also very much present among the leaders when they meet in the european council. they want the trans-atlantic bond to continue and they want to strengthen it. it continues to be a key factor in how we see how to place ourselves in this world. that also means th

on at the moment but basically the event cabrera bello is trying to force the government —— event cooperension, so this is conceived before the prime minister made a statement yesterday, but mps have a track record that if they just take the but mps have a track record that if theyjust take the prime minister to her worried they don't particularly trust her any more, so they decide they use this time secured for themselves to bring forth legislation, denied procedure in itself to a blank the prime minister day after that bill gets a royal assent and so it is the prime minister day after that bill gets royal assent so it is good to stages tomorrow, passes to come in today, divorce and read for a motion to tell comments what date she is actually going to ask for the extension. some short-term its insurance policy, not much trust in the prime minister they want to ensure that there is disagreement over the course of the next two days, they can dictate to her how long this extension should be stopped live exactly and the prime minister has oscillated between no deal and deal,. and it seems t

saying they have a cooperator. a failed cooper.president concept they could overlap calls into pretty serious question what the scope limitations were and were they observed. it's curious over time to see if any of these cases public publicized and we can see what the handoff was and the decision making was. >> harry, if you're trump and being a little quiet tonight. >> yes. >> certainly for him. >> yes. >> these other cases, i mean, is it wide open? i mean what i'm getting at is when people say okay, don jr., is it possible that don jr.'s name is in that from what you read in the report would someone that significant not be involved in these other cases. >> look, it's definitely possible that it's connected to the president directly. and the reason i say that is because michael cohen is one of those cases and we have seen the campaign finance case. trump is right at the center of that case. it's just that as jim was saying it's outside the scope of the mandate that rosenstein gave to mueller. mueller being cautious not wanting to

my question is, why don't you think that their cooperation was economic and technological cooperation with china helps china to continue its crimes against humanity? and strengthen its grip on power and authoritarian regime. thank you. >> the union is very attentive and concerned about the situation when it comes to shingjon and the situation of the wiegers. the union has also been acting on this. the union has had a delegation going to shingjon on this recently and is calling for opening up also for other observers to be able to go in there and without going into details, i would say this was also on the agenda and among other things being discussed at the recent eu/china summit. >> yeah. i'm incredibly sorry for what's happened to your family. and fellow wieger citizens, as i said, we should not miss any opportunity if we're speaking about china to mention this. i don't know how 3 million people being thrown into concentration camp-like conditions is underreported, but it is. i think there was a second part of your question, which is, you know, if you're doing business with certain

we want to be as cooperative as possible. i think you can see that by the level of cooperation the administration and the president's campaign staff and individuals played over the last 2 1/2 years with the mueller investigation, providing 1.4 million pages in documents, thousands of hours in testimony, millions of dollars spent on this process. the president did not intervene and allowed and frankly encouraged his team to cooperate and be fully transparent. we're going to continue to do that, but at the same time you have to look at the outrageous behavior, particularly of the house democrats, who are asking for things they know they can't have, that they know they have no legal authority to have, and frankly they are just acting really childish. it's almost embarrassing to the house democrats, the way that they're behaving. the way the process should work, look at the side on the senate. attorney general barr will go there. he'll testify tomorrow in an open hearing and you see the counter side to that is the house wanting t

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i was targeted not as rosie cooper the person, but as rosie cooper, the member of parliament.as to be murdered to send a message to the state. after years of civil war in afghanistan, what chance for new talks to try to end the conflict? a silent killer on our streets. scientists reveal the inside story of how air pollution affects your body. and the rowerjames cracknell on the challenges of returning to the oxford cambridge boat race as the oldest competitor ever. i've kept fit, and then... but not this fit, as i found out. but enough to be able to get back into it. and coming up in the sport later in the hour and bbc news, the race for a top four finish is hotting up in the premier league. arsenal are third after beating newcastle. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may is presently locked in a prolonged meeting with her cabinet, trying to decide on a way forward on brexit. last night, the commons rejected four alternatives to the prime minister's withdrawal agreement, although one which proposed staying in a customs union with the eu lost by only thr

is india's first trading partner but they both want deeper cooperation in key areas .museums were faced with the same global challenges. such as china its renewable energy and security. democratic india is jealous said illicitly to the e.u. in china they would see natural positives but the relationship hasn't taken off line. it's time for the free trade agreement between. european union. to conditions are right and the only ones to conditions are right. the e.u. and india are both strong supporters of a global order based on multilateralism and shared values and is now how it's promising but easier in india relations so far from tapping their full potential secret ingredient is missing to help take this relationship to the next level. and that is a question i'm going to put to you and that's negotiating watch secret ingredient is missing to bring europe and india into a level of partnership that would become in zero eight with their natural proclivities what a democracy is not a honeymoon couple of the more india at your level but to be in there and you know that we ar

to electrify the farms, through rural cooperatives.ve that human problems can be solved by reason, science and education. the tennessee valley was to be pioneering again, this time to be developed, not plundered. this time not for the benefit of the few, but for the many who lived there. these were the new pioneers. the architects, the research chemists, the agricultural experts, the power men, the designers of hydroelectric dams. their effort was to control nature not by defying her, as in the wasteful past, but by understanding her, and harnessing her in the service of humanity. ♪ in may 1933, a new chapter was written in american public policy when the plan was brought before the representatives of the people in congress. an act was passed creating the tva, the tennessee valley authority. president roosevelt told the nation the project would set an example of planning not for this generation alone, but for all the generations to come. then, things began to happen in the valley. ♪ ♪ for many of the valley people, the plan was an intr

maddy, let's start with yvette cooper's bill. mps to approve a law against the wishes of the government? it is highly unusual. so there are ways for mps to introduce their own pieces of legislation in the commons, these are called private members bills. but normally very few of them make it to law and usually that's because the government actually accepts it and provides time for them to actually go through the commons. so the fact that we saw mps approve legislation against a government whipping and actually get it through and also very quickly, it was quite extraordinary to watch. yvette cooper says the aim is to rule out no deal. but would it really rule out no deal? how would that work? yeah, it doesn't rule out no deal because you can't really rule out no deal because the only way to stop no deal is to vote for a deal or to revoke article 50 and what the bill does is it says as soon as it comes into law, the government must move a motion in the house of commons setting out that it's going to seek an extension of article 50 a

so that's not a cooperative president. that's a president saying, i have knowledge that someone's provided false testimony, my attorney has provided false testimony to congress and i'm not doing anything about it. we have to ask ourselves whether that's acceptable and whether that's cooperation. next page, the president's personal counsel declined to provide us with his account of his conversation with cohen." i think that's far less than cooperation. as has been characterized by the attorney general. and then the very next page, "there is evidence that could support the inference that the president intended to discourage cohen from cooperating with the government because cohen's information would shed adverse light on the president's campaign-period conduct and statements." so we have to ask ourselves, is this cooperation as characterized by the attorney general? and secondly, is this conduct acceptable from an american president? >> it's a mob movie, as you have said so many times, frank figliuzzi. our thanks. over to ar

they're cooperative in that way.hey, i think, to protect thems want to make sure that they had a subpoena. but in terms of providing the actual documents and materials, they're going to provide those pursuant to the subpoena and we're going to have to work our way through the litigation. i will say this. and not just vis-a-vis the financial records from the pank bus with respect to each and every other part of our oversight, we are going to have to use whatever means we can to enforce our oversight responsibilities. mr. costa: could the bank get cold feet? could you compel them to testify, compel them in court to provide documents if they pull back? mr. schiff: a subpoena is the mechanism. if, presumably this will now be litigate and we'll get a court order requiring them to produce materials, likewise in the case of the taxes, there is a statutory mandate, the statute is quite clear that says the president shall or the i.r.s. commissioner shall provide the returns. it's not discretionary. doesn't allow the court to

we want preparation at the same time. >> we've asked in past surveys if they would like to cooperate on certain issues like climate change or nuclear proliferation and they say yes to cooperate but they have had in mind of their own country's version of what they should cooperate on with their own country's policies, so not necessarily in agreement. i think one of the interesting findings for us when looking at public opinion the last couple of years and russia in particular has been this increased sense of competence, what you say, and regaining their status as a global player in this graph -- i can't see the number right there, but the majority. >> 56% of russian say that russia has increased its role. it's more important now than it was ten years ago. americans also tend to think that russia is more important now than ten years ago. and for americans, they tend to think our country is less important than ten years ago and that russia is more important. i think this reflects it's not so much that the u.s. is the only player calling the shots and russians realized that and also the

i think mexico has been cooperative. the mexican foreign secretary says they have not changed and continue to be cooperative on drugs and illegal immigration. there is only so much they can do. that is one of the other benefits of 25 years of nafta. we have reaped economic gains and a supply platform, but we have the best relation with mexico we have had in our long 200 year history with mexico. they have been cooperative, and the left of center mexican president has been particularly responsive in wanting to work with the united states. they have been cooperative all along and i do not think anything has changed. i am glad the president backed off on that. host: does history teach us anything about border closures? guest: do you remember after september 11? the border slowed. president bush ordered that we redouble our checks, and there was slowing. it was not totally sealed, but we saw immediate results. some auto manufacturing line shut down because there could not get their parts. that shows you how sensitive the sup

attorney general barr said no cooperation. time, he did not say that about wikileaks.was interesting, the attorney general was careful and saying the russians illegally obtained dnc emails. and give them to wikileaks nobody associated with the campaign unlawfully disclosed, which is an important distinction. >> i think you see a lot of splitting hairs. was saying you had to be guilty of hacking and disseminating the information from wikileaks. that will be up for debate. i thought it was interesting, not only was there no collusion, i thought it was interesting that both robert mueller and william barr says there were non-corrupting intentions in terms of the obstruction question. william barr went on to say that robert mueller had put it into context for him that even these 10 episodes where the possible obstruction could have taken place he said the president faced an unprecedented challenge. the president may have been frustrated by his sincere belief that the investigation was phony, fueled by political opponents, and illegal leaks. he sticks to intention. as we se

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joining us now is on very long call from cooper in university incirlik he's a professor of history and author of many books on north korea for the land of good to have you with us. the north korean leader kim jong un has met chinese president xi jinping four times in the past year and now he's met a bloody mean putin is this in your view or kiss off kim jong un leaning on old friends to help him out of a deadlock. i felt just awful low but ease it really good and to help him out of bed look sick out of russia and a little scary at have never writes or used to be a long time ago but even saying that elation still quite tense is lost remembers that is it really has one thousand six thousand australian best russian defectives and was right there to buy it nobody else bought you any and all of the if would be k.g.b. chief who provided him this acute sort of a shiver raised in betty that it's right there right now it was all actually a simpler it's because all sides about for all discussed some relatively minor age it was if they too short to send some messages to washington on bot talking

all about international cooperation is the era of international cooperation maybe. well it's certainly under stress right now i think it's way too early to say that it's over i think you know if we start to see continue if we continue to see this kind of economic slowdown and the kind of disruptions that are occurring as a result of these trade conflicts continue i suspect you'll start to see the country starting to look to cooperate again and and maybe we can use this kind of crisis to strengthen global cooperation let's hope it's just a phase rather copeman that chief economist of the world trade organization in geneva thank you very much for joining us. us carmichael ford says it's already spending tens of millions of euros to prepare for a no deal breaks it the company's europe boss steve nom strong says the worst case scenario could mean a billion dollars and tariff costs the american automaker produces engines in the u.k. and cars in germany it's been hedging its sterling currency exposure and shifting in ventry just in case of a cliff edge break breaks armstr

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he's indicated so far that he's not inclined to be a cooperative witness with u.s. prosecutors. thatted be against his credo, if

fully cooperated, provided testimony, provided millions of pages of documents and came to the conclusion there was no collusion, no obstruction. what i believe the american people want to see washington do today is focus back on the issues most important to them. the questions that were raised by the special counsel are questions that were raised in the last election and its aftermath have been answered. >> so just to be clear. that lie just keeps gets perpetuated that the report came

of many of the president's acts -- many of the president's acts including discouragement of cooperation with the government and discussion of possible future pardons took place in full public view. >> so i guess the attorney general presumed we were not a literal nation who could then go back and read the 400 pages and even an official function to go through the dock tumult to see if what he's presented is misleading. only the first bite at the appel, but this is an example of rising above politics, president for the last 22 months has been u.n.-mile-per-houring the integrity and credibility of the fbi and intelligence community and the department of justice. they have pushed back and said no, no, we actually are kribld and have maintained our integrity. now the very head of the -- of the department of justice has now said, oh, no, i didn't want you to actually read. it just trust me in what i say. when you verify the documents it doesn't hold up. >> i think one of the points in a barr would make, and this isn't a defense of barr, but the thing that you're saying that he lied about, tha