czech republic itself. inhave been very proactive pushing for help and assistance to countries impacted by the migration crisis itself, but only in europe. on macedonia and greece, but in the middle east, our aid is provided to libya, turkey, and lebanon. i work with syria is not negligible. the czech republic is the only eu member state with a still functioning embassy in damascus and contacts there that we maintain and that have prices value for our allies and help organize he military and eight in the war stricken regions. the czech republic with a historic experience as a central geographic position in europe clearly shows that it intends to play a constructive role in the process of integration and security. i suppose that you will agree times, it isin difficult, as we have experienced, to maintain our relationship with allies. we share common goals and values, and therefore, i believe one of our major priorities is for the transatlantic cooperation within the nato. the architecture cannot be imagined

czech republic is the only e.u. member state with a still -functioning embassy in damascus, and the contacts that we maintain have priceless value for our allies, and help organize humanitarian aid right on the spot in the war stricken regions. i'm proud that the czech republic with its historic experience and central geographic position in europe clearly shows that it intends to play a constructive role in the process of european integration and security. i suppose that you will agree with me that in times which are difficult as we experience that we should maintain our relations with allies who we share common goals and values with, and therefore, i believe that one of the major priorities is the deepening of the trans-atlantic cooperation and cooperation within the nato. the security architecture cannot be imagined without this cooperation. strategic partnership between the e.u. and the united states should be deepened and should impact other areas of politics as well, not only just security and defense. also, th

czech republic is evenly e.u. member site with is still functioning embassy in damascus and contacts we maintain have priceless values for our allies and help organize humanitarian aid right on spot in the war-stricken regions. i'm proud of the czech republic with historic experience and central geographic position in europe clearly shows that it intends to play a constructive role in the present european integration and security. i suppose that you will agree with me that in at times which are difficult as we experienced that we should maintain our relations with allies we share common goals and value with, and therefore i believe one of the major priorities is the deepening of the transatlantic corporation incorporation within nato. the architecture can not being imagined without this cooperation. strategic partnership between the e.u. and the united states should be deepened and should impact other areas of politics as well, not only just security and defense. also, the negotiations on transatlantic commercial

we feel great playing in japan, and usa, and czech republic, and spain, europe, south america.achi vargas belongs to all the world. damian: so, even if they don't understand the music in the czech republic or in japan, if they don't know the words, they still come to see you across the world? julio: yeah, yeah, yeah. when we was performing in czech republic in the theater, at the film theater, where the people come from around europe, spain, turkey, germany, france, around the world, they come to see mariachi vargas with the symphony orchestra over there. damian: well, this is a special show here on "comunidad del valle." well, be back and talk more about maybe what their favorite food is, the mexican food in mexico or the mexican food here in the states. stay with us. [music] we are back here on "comunidad del valle" with mariachi vargas de tecalitlán. so, what is your--when you talk about mexican music, there's mexican--or mexican food there's mexican food all over mexico. when you come to the united sates, is it the same kind of food or is there--do you taste a difference? j

czech republic, what do you think of czechi? >> i don't like it. i like the chic republic. does that make any sense? >> it sounds like you are getting into something there. >> czech republic sounds like a country. >> they want to be part of the pack and they feel stiff. >> personally i like the czech republic bleak. if you are lining and watching, i like what you are doing. you look beautiful. >> you haven't been happy since the soviets marched out of which czechoslovakia. >> i still refer to the area as qek qek with my good friend. >> what do you think of the name change? >> i think it is strange people even think about doing these things. the adjustment period it is hard to remember it is 2016. jay is it? is it hard to remember. >> oh i thought you were agreeing with me. >> i am still writing 2015 on my check. >> and it is not even the official name. they want an easy, breezy nickname. i was jesse. and it is great. >> just saying. what do you think? they want to do it before the olympics because they think they need the 40 names. go with monosyllabic. it is the code anywa

. >> and there's a tiger family in the czech republic. two cubs have just had their first encounter with the public. they're two months old and have not even been named yet. it's the only zoo in the czech republic to have successfully bred white tigers. >>> business news for you with will. i'm going to start off with a major defense deal that's just been struck in france and australia. >> it's a big deal. a surprise winner in all of this because frans has been selected for the exclusive negotiations beating out japan's submarine. france will share the technology with another country for the first time. >> the largest order in the history of the australian military and a boom for the defense industry at large. we think it will save at least 4,000 lives directly or indir t indirectly. to give you an idea, the designer is worth $4 million hours of work. it's the beginning of a wonderful adventure. >> it will guarantee work on four sites. we're very happy. we'll keep taking care of maintenance on the site. a change of fate for the struggling

two weeks before the general elections in the czech republic. it was a highly politically charged atmosphere. >> and it's about to become even more heated. the deputy prime minister takes the stand at a conference and strikes his health minister. >> seemed like a conventional boring speech and then excitement. >> no one knew what was going to happen. it really did come out of the blue. >> no one is more stunned than the abused health minister. >> at first it seemed like the victim was going to be above it all and show dignity and take his slap in the head and leave. >> he is stopped by an advisor that said you can't just let him get away with it. get back in there. the audience loves that. >> why didn't you face me like a man. you're a coward he says. >> i think this guy was trying to talk his way out of it and he just got beat up some more. >> what could have sparked such a public display of anger? there could only be one answer. a woman. >> it actually developed after he insulted him accusing him of marrying for money. >> if you're accused of

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the group managed to obtain highly explosive material that is banned in germany by going to the czech republicthe firecrackers were so strong that the federal prosecutors office is classified as -- classifying the attack as attempted murder. five members of the group have been arrested. and in arrest warrant had been suspended at the time. over one week ago, the growth -- prosecutor took over the group warned. the police operation was instrumental in helping to prevent further attacks. this shows the government is taking this action as an early stage against terrorist organizations and criminals. it is thought that the group cell was founded in 2015, in july, shortly after they made headlines for an attack on a refugee shelter. balance against refugees -- violence against refugees followed. in saxony, investigations are ongoing. the investigation is broader and has led to other activities. saxony's interior minister denies claims that he handed over the investigation into the federal prosecutor too late. suspects have been brought before a judge in dresden. anchor: we are following this story.

the czech republic wants to make some aesthetics changes to their name going from the czech republicjust czechia. they signed off on the name last night. now the cabinet must approve czechia before it can be submitted to the united nations. some critics might say it sounds a little too similar to chechnya. however, it is fairly common for countries to be known by shorter names. so the czechs have the right too. >>> our money lead today, in case you were worried apple wasn't making enough money, they came up with a way to make a ton of gold, literally. in its annual environmental report, apple says it recovered more than 2,000 pounds of gold recycled from iphone s and ipad last year. they collected steel, plastic and glass, slightly less valuable. apple reuses many of those materials and extracts from those gadgets to put into new iphones. >>> medications like prilosec, nexium and prevacid are all familiar and could prevent heartburn but they could be tied to a very serious and sometimes deadly disease. that's right after this. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their typ

our missile defense program and then abandoned our missile defense plans with poland and the czech republic. he supported the ouster of a friendly regime in egypt that had a longstanding peace treaty with israel and then helped bring the muslim brotherhood to power in its place. israel, our great friend and the one true democracy in the middle east has been snubbed and criticized by an administration that lacks moral clarity just a few days ago vice president biden again criticized israel, a force for justice and peace, for acting as a patient peace area in the region. president obama has not been a friend to israel. he's treated iran with tender love and care and made it a great power, iran has, indeed, become a great, great power in just a very short period of time because of what we've done and all at the expense of israel, our allies in the region and the united states it self. [ applause ] we picked fights with our oldest friends and now they're start ing to look elsewhere for help. remember that. not good. fourth, our rivals no longer respect us. in an even bigger problem is they don'

he has been extradited to the czech republic and now awaiting trial. >>> a san jose man already behind murder charges is now facing charges for another homicide. murder charges against this man. salam gonzalez in connection with a deadly shooting in 2012. gonzalez has been in jail since his arrest in 2013 for accepterate killing. >>> a palo alto nonprofit that helps people with disabilities has been burglarized all for their gear for an upcoming event stolen. the staff at united was broken into over the weekend. they say thieves stole $1,600 worth of camping gear and supplies. the staff takes adults out camping three to four times a year and now that event is in jeppa a jeopardy. >> for them to network and socialize and for many of them the only chance to go camping do outdoor activities. >> their next trip is planned for. the staff will rely on community support to make that happen. >>> a crime spike on the stanford campus. thieves are after laptops. since september 72 computers have been reported stolen. nearly half of those thefts have been reported. they have two persons of interes

he has been extradited to the czech republic and is now awaiting trial. >> throwing in the towel, an assistant basketball coach fired for sexual harassment gave up his appeal today. three days ago jan huffnagle released hundreds of text messages proving his innocence. he say it proves he and a female report reporter. >> more proof tonight that coyote activity is on the rise in san francisco. take a look at this fphoto of a wild animal lounging. this coyote ran away officers animal control officers showed up but it did leave behind quite a mess. you see here this bin that's knocked over, it's believed the coyote did this. animal control wants to make sure people secure their bins factory. >> and brian stowe back to municipal stadium in san jose. he threw out the first pitch for opening night. it's been five years since stow was brutally beaten outside dodgers stadium. he suffered severe brain damage. after extensive rehab, he now use as wheelchair and can walk on crutches. >> day to day is tough. i want to be doing better than i am, but then i think how i could have been and i could b

kevin dulgren could be locked up for life if convicted of killing his family in the czech republic. prosecutors formally charged him yesterday. in the meantime, he has been extradited to the czech republic and now awaiting trail. >>> a san jose man behind bars facing murder charges is now facing charges for another homicide. the santa clara d.a. office has filed murder charges against this man in connection with the deadly shooting in 2012. gonzalez has been in jail since his arrest in 2013 for a separate killing. >>> an east bay dental assistant is under arrest this morning akudz in the disturbing case of child molestation. concord police say arrested an 8-year-old girl while she was sedated during a recent visit. >> he brought her to the room. she was sedated. and he pulled her pants down and he videotaped her and he touched her. >> investigators say they then discovered hundreds of photos and videos of the suspect's home revealing extensive abuse. and they fear there could be more victims. >>> thrown in the towel. he is giving up his appeal. this week yann hufnagel released text

he is responsible for taking a delivery from the czech republic to the uk.e thing, i think he took a break and decided to have a few too many drinks. he was charged with driving dangerously and drunk driving. he was sentenced after seeing the judge to six and four months respectively and facing a 12-month driving ban. needless to say, the company he works for dismissed his from his position and support the authorities in the decision they made to charge him with what they did. >> luckily he didn't kill anybody. >>> oli and i are huge fans of formula 1, but the more modern sport formula e, the electric versions of these incredibly fast race cars, they're super quick and they are fun to watch. but this video is much more about the stunt that's going to be performed using that car. >> oh. >> the stunt driver alley ster witten, gets on board and begins to make his speed approach. this all has to be very well-timed because that guy right there, damon walters, we know him as a free runner, a stuntman, has been in multiple hollywood blockbusters, is going to backfl

he was released with the help of russian and czech republic dposhtors who represented american diplomatic issues in syria. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has warned iraq's government against political infighting. he told a meeting of the country's leaders in baghdad that unity is the key to winning the fight against i.s.i.l. al jazeera's correspondent now reports. >> reporter: coalition air strikes destroy i.s.i.l.'s headquarters in the city of mosul while iraqi troops conduct preparations for the eventual assault to retake that city. nearly two years after i.s.i.l. moved into iraq, the u.s. secretary of state told reporters in baghdad the situation is slowly improving >> d.a.e.s.h. is getting weeker by the day and our support is working >> reporter: even as he was speaking, i.s.i.l. set-off eight car bombers in a town. his visit came at a critical time. the economy is struggling thanks to the tumbling price of oil and thousands of residents have been protesting what they call corruption and political favoritism in the government. analysts say that after investing years and billions o

our missile defense program and then abandoned our missile defense plans with poland and the czech republic. he supported the ouster of a friendly regime in egypt, that had a longstanding peace treaty with israel, and then helped bring the muslim brotherhood to power in its place. israel, our great friend and the one true democracy in the middle east, has been snubbed and criticized by an administration that lacks moral clarity. just a few days ago, vice president biden again criticized israel, a force for justice and peace, for acting as an impatient peace area in the region. president obama has not been a friend to israel. he has treated iran with tender love and care, and made it a great power. iran has, indeed, become a great, great power, in just a very short period of time, because of what we've done. all of the expense and all at the expense of israel, our allies in the region, and very importantly, the united states, itself. [applause] trump: we've picked fights with our oldest friends, and now, they're starting to look elsewhere for help. remember that. not good. fourth, our rivals

our missile defense program and then abandoned our missile defense plans with poland and the czech republiche supported the ouster of a friendly regime in egypt that had a longstanding peace treaty with israel, and then helped bring the muslim brotherhood to power in its place. israel, our great friend and the one true democracy in the middle east has been snubbed and criticized by an administration that lacks moral clarity. just a few days ago, vice president biden again criticized israel, a force for justice and peace, for acting as an impatient peace area in the region. president obama has not been a friend to israel. he has treated iran with tender love and care and made it a great power. iran has, indeed, become a great, great power in just a very short period of time, because of what we've done. all of the expense and all at the expense of israel, our allies in the region and very importantly, the united states itself. [applause] we've picked fights with our oldest friends, and now they're starting to look elsewhere for help. remember that. not good. fourth, our rivals no longer respe

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. >>> a zoo in the czech republic is showing off two rare tigers, enjoyed a feast with their mom and dad nearby, only 200 of the rare tigers exist in the world, because their fur makes it too obvious to predators. the baby cubs could be getting their names soon. >>> right now jim gardner and it's "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. the primary polls close in two hours and we'll take you live to an event in philadelphia where democratic candidate, hillary clinton, expects to be celebrating a win tonight. >>> and they traveled a million miles delivering mail. the milestone they are developbrating tonight. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and a preliminary hearing is scheduled in bill cosby's criminal case and philadelphia police investigate the shooting of a man by his father. >>> but the big story on "action news" is stormy weather and a severe thunderstorm watch is currently in effect. this is the way it looked at the shopping center in bala cynwyd

we borrowed this from the czech republic.harlie: iris murdoch said it is one of the greatest paintings of the western canon. dr. campbell: yes. there are elements of autobiography. it is a terrible torture subject had a musical competition with apollo, he has lost, and apollo is punishing him for his hubris by skinning him alive. it is a horrible, an image of torture, suffering for art. it is thought that the figure to the right holding his hand in front of his face may even be a self-portrait by titian looking back. charlie: he kept coming back to it. dr. campbell: at his studio, at his desk. so it was finished, but not finished. dr. campbell: the rawness, the an finito some -- style was conscious decision. that are some works unfinished by accident, but there are others that work on this intentionally raw the. -- theme. the exhibition explores these two poles. it is about making. in some cases, you are seeing the artist's thoughts below the oil service, and in other cases, it is working on the canvas in oil. turner, 1840,is

next generation cruiser and several missile defense program such as the one for poland and the czech republic. the army's active force is expected to drop to the smallest since before world war ii. 450,000 soldiers. we cut the military to its lowest levels yet we are facing a world that is the most complex environment we have faced since the end of world war ii. bret: retired four star generall michael flynn ran the page tella jones agency during his administration. >> mayor case in a less strong position today because of thekeo readiness and size of our armed forces. bret: i spoke to secretary gates. he told me president obama promised him there wouldn't bewh any significant changes in the military budget for a while. overall did he keep to his word? >> i think it began to fray. fray may be too gentle a word. bret prr gatebret: gates was ina president wanted to announce even more cuts. >> over the last two years secretary gates has courageously taken on wasteful spending saving $400 million in current and future spending. i think we can do that again. >> i felt double crossed. after all thes

several missile defense systems such as the third site missile defense plan for poland and the czech republic. along with the down sizing is a major reduction in the troops themselves. for instance, the army's active force is expected to drop to the smallest since before world wa. 450 soldiers. >> we have cut the military to the lowest levels, yet we are facing a world that is the most complex environment we have faced since at least the end of world war ii. >> retired three star general michael flynn ran the defense intelligence agency during the obama administration. >> frankly the united states of america is in a less strong position today because of the readiness and the size of our armed forces. >> i spoke with robert gates, secretary of defense in the last years of the bush administration and the early years of the obama administration. he told me president obama promised him there wouldn't be any significant changes in the military budget for a while. >> overall did he keep to his word? >> i think that began to fray. fray may be too gentle a word. >> before too long gates found himself

several missile defense systems such as the third site missile defense plan for poland and the czech republicalong with this down sizing, is a major reduction in the troops themselves. for instance, the army's active force is expected to drop to the smallest since before world war ii. 450,000 soldiers. >> we have cut the military to its lowest levels, yet we are facing a world that is the most complex environment we have faced since at least the end of world war ii. >> retired three star general michael flynn ran the defense intelligence agency during the obama administration. >> frankly, the united states of america is in a less strong position today because of the readiness and the size of our armed forces. >> i spoke to robert gates, secretary of defense in the last years of the bush administration and the early years of the obama administration. he told me president obama promised him there wouldn't be any significant changes in the military budget for a while. overall, did he keep to his word? >> well, i think that began to fray, fray may be too gentle a word. >> before too long, gates f

our missile defense program and then abandoned our missile defense plans with poland and the czech republic supported the ouster of a friendly regime in egypt that had a longstanding peace treaty with israel and then helped bring the muslim brotherhood to power in its place. israel, our great friend and the one true democracy in the middle east, has been snubbed and criticized by an administration that lacks moral clarity. just a few days ago, vice president biden again criticized israel, a force for justice and peace, for acting as an impatient peace area in the region. president obama has not been a friend to israel. he has treated iran with tender love and care and made it a great power. iran has, indeed, become a great, great power in just a very short period of time, because of what we've done. all of the expense and all at the expense of israel, our allies in the region, and very importantly, the united states, itself. [applause] we've picked fights with our oldest friends, and now, they're starting to look elsewhere for help. remember that. not good. fourth, our rivals no longer resp

more than 100 jobs will be moved to mexico and the czech republic. other jobs go to north carolina, some will stay in wayne. >> word on a detour you'll want to know about starting tonight. penndot is closing a bridge in northwest philadelphia for five months. the walnut lane bridge in blue bell park closes to traffic at 7:00 this evening. crews will be replacing the concrete deck and sidewalks. it's expected to reopen in early september. while it's closed traffic will detour over wissahickon avenue and henry avenue, septa's bus route 65 will begin its detour at 6:00 tonight. >> we're learning more about the gunman accused of killing a state trooper at the richmond, virginia bus station yesterday. police identified the shooter now as 34-year-old james brown iii, he had a lengthy criminal record in illinois. we brought you this story yesterday as breaking news. when police say brown shot trooper chad dermyer. the station has reopened and police are still trying to figure out the motive. dermyer was just 37. >> a police strike over security concerns is

>> no, we borrowed this from one of the great works in the czech republic. >> rose: it is said it is one of the greatest paintings of the western canon. >> there's an element of autobiography in this. it's a terrible torture subject. he had the temerity of having a musical competition with apollo, and there is apollo punishing him for his hubris, by skinning him alive. it's a horrible-- it's an image of torture, of searching for art. it's thought that the figure to the right holding his hand in front of his face may even be a self-portrait by tickian. >> rose: and it was a paint heeg kept coming back to. >> yes, i think this was in his studio at his death. so this starts this whole -- >> maybe it was finished but not finished. >> this rawness, this non-finito style, was a self-conscious decision. and what we do in the exhibition is follow through. there are some works that are unfinished by accident. there are others that work on this intentionally raw theme. so the exhibition explores these two poles. it's about making. in some caeses you're seeing the artist's thought below the oil

. >>> and police in the czech republic say one of their officers drank too much and crashed his jeepnto 51 cars. this is video of an incident in prague tuesday afternoon. no one in the cars were hurt. police say the officer was detained and alcohol test revealed he was under the influence. the officer has already been suspended because he crashed into another car while drunk a year ago. the interior minister says he's ready to fire the officer. >>> well, those long security lines at airport aren't going away any time soon. in fact, the tsa admits it simply doesn't have enough people to screen airplane passengers this year. jetblue and other airlines are warning the delays could last until september. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: whatever airport you call home, if you haven't yet been caught in a security checkpoint choke point, you probably will soon. take a look at chicago o'hare terminal 3. >> i think there are not enough people up front maybe helping us. >> reporter: are you going to make your flight? >> i hope so. >> if everyone would look at your boarding passes -- >>

. >> back to her 67 years old from czech republic and she has some things to say about immigration. she sure did prodonald immigration plan not allowing illegal immigrants in building high wall and made a controversial statement and she said that we need an legal don't like to clean up after themselves. >> not the first time -- >> including george w. bush, maybe more rawly than a politician nights. do we have that george w. bush. >> as long as people try to sneak in the country to do jobs that americans aren't doing. >> to do jobs that americans aren't doing and that's what she's kind of getting at here. >> exactly. and she said i'm an immigrant myself so she kind of thinks she has the ability to -- make these stances. >> best ex-s she has. three boy was they found impressive. how does she jlg them all? >> juggling through miami, new york living a great life. she said she's free not being married and no intention. >> and not working doing jewelry and stuff. : managing her property and men >> and she's a grandmother eight times over. >> i know. go ahead. >> although beautiful, i thin

then abandoned our missile defense plans with poland and the czech republic. he supported the oust of a friendly regime in egypt that had a long standing peace treaty with israel and then helped bring the muslim brotherhood to power in its place. israel, our great friend, and the one true democracy in the middle east has been snubbed and criticized by an administration that lacks moral clarity, just a few days ago, vice president biden, again, criticized israel, a force for justice and peace, for acting as an impatient peace area in the region. president obama has not been a friend to israel. he's treated iran with tender love and care and made it a great power. iran has indeed become a great, great power in just a very short period of time because of what we've done. all of the expense and all at the expense of israel, our allies in the region, and very importantly, the united states itself. we picked fights with our oldest friends and now they're starting to look elsewhere for help. remember that. not good. fourth, our rivals no longer respect us. in fact, t

based in wayne and makes medical products, more than 100 jobs will be moved to mexico and the czech republicsbs to north carolina, some to wayne. >> word of a detour starting tonight. penndot is closing a bridge for the next five months. the walnut lane bridge in blue bell park closes to traffic at 7:00 tonight, crews will be replacing the concrete deck and side blocks it's expected to reopen in early september. and while it's closed traffic will be over wissahickon and henry avenue. septa route 65 will begin its detour at 6:00 tonight. >>> wilmington's new $155 million budget includes good news nor taxpayers. wilmington mayor dennis williams says it will not include a tax hike. to do that he is proposing eliminating five vacant positions and will transfer funds to cover a more than $5 million increase in employee health care costs. >> the plan for a large wawa and rite aid is on track. yesterday the town's planning commission approved the deal which includes tearing down seven businesses to make room. construction could start early next winter. >>> nbc 10 is following villanova's march to vi

since 2013, it has exited ireland, taken itself out of the czech republic.t is agreed to sell its u.k. operations and is using those assets to acquire and's -- acquire in spain and brazil. u.k. ceo will to be joining us at the top of the program in the next hour. we will talk to him about the broader operations. isna after central bank responded to a tumble in the dollar. >> the pboc is responding to the depreciating dollar. it is depreciating the yuan. if investors were to view the tuan as depreciating against h he dollar, they might be shaken and it might spur outflows which could jeopardize the improving economy story. anna: the other big story out of has been the last week the regulatory response. -- talk to us about what is going on. there were some reasons for commodity prices to lift. there is an improving housing market and that has supurred purchases of the commodities used in construction. some of the bigger players moving in on this, as we saw property prices improve over the last couple months. the market generally getting better. happen ins wont

then abandoned our missile defense plans with poland and the czech republic. he supported the ouster of a friendly regime in egypt that had a long-standing peace treaty with israel and then helped bring the muslim brotherhood to the power in it is place. israel, our great friend, and the won true democracy in the middle east, has been snubbed and criticized by an administration that lacks moral clarity. just a few days ago, vice president biden again criticized israel, a force for justice and peace, for acting as an impatient peace area in the region. president obama has not been a friend to israel. he's treated iran with tender love and care, and made it a great power. iran, has indeed become a great, great power in just a very short period of time because of what we've done. all of the expense and all at the expense of israel, our allies in the region, and very importantly, the united states itself. [applause] we pick fights with our oldest friends and now they're starting to look elsewhere for help. remember that? not good. forth, our rivals no longer respe

there were still destroyers going into the water in 1990, as poland and the czech republic in east germany- but is something the u.s. navy had to take into account. the soviets also staged their own games and exercises, interfered with hours during they were assisted in all of this by a few american citizens, whom they paid for information, including members of the u.s. navy itself, in jobs they gave them access to critical information, especially how vulnerable soviet submarines have become, which was a problem with -- that soviets strove to fix, with some success. soviets were also aided by a few companies, toshiba, who sold the submarine technology when they knew they should not. most importantly, the soviets unleashed a major diplomatic offensive calling for arms control agreements, which would have the actual effect of constraining only the u.s. navy, and leveraging and stability to come to the assistance of exposed allies like norway, greece, turkey, south korea, and japan, as well as potentially friendly influences like china. fortunately, in our view, none of this works. the u.s. g

but particularly eastern europe, the czech republic, austria.to your clients, is europe like venus or mars? meb: worse than that. we do not spend a whole lot of time trying to come up with the clients feel what is working and what is not. we will see. francine: they need to watch "bloomberg surveillance." global perspective on the implications of brexit. how do they view japan? if they cannot figure out the u.k., if they cannot figure out what to do because of negative rates, what about governor kuroda-- governor 's insistence? meb: looking at asset classes 3, 4, fiveeen down years in a row, which is incredibly rare, you find that future one-year returns are kind of outstanding, 30% or 40% per year on equities and a decent amount for currencies. we put the yen in that bucket, and all of them have been down 3, 4, 5 years in a row. you are seeing the end bounceback maybe because it has been down before, but maybe it has the potential room to run because it has been down for so many years in a row. francine: how much do we understand that negative