next come on the presidency, former czech republic -- the former czech republic president operative thoughts on the cold war of the reagan era and his -- the historical conference. following remarks, we continue our conference coverage about the discussion of the cold war legacy of president reagan and the pope and later, remarks by callista gingrich, u.s. ambassador to the vatican. remarks by the czech republic president. >> when the soviet union invaded czechoslovakia in 1968, our next guest was forced out of the academy of sciences. he became a member of civic .orum, the resistance group three years after that, he became czechoslovakia's first non-communist minister. to call clouse in non-communist does not begin to do him justice. a member of the -- an important society -- a society he is an important advocate of free markets. he served twice as promised minister and two terms as president of the czech republic. after his country endured more than after decades of communist bureaucrats, he presented a man who knew his mind and how to express it. no one onir to say the planet has made mor

former czech republic president offers his thoughts about the cold war politics and personalities of the reagan era. and his assessment of their historical importance. this is from a conference organized by the white house writers group titled"ronald reagan & john paul ii: the partnership that changed the world." remarks, wes continue the conference coverage with a discussion about the cold war legacies of president reagan and the pope. remarks from a u.s. ambassador to the vatican. [applause] >> when the soviet union invaded czechoslovakia in 1968, our next forced out of the academy of sciences. laterrs later he became of the suit -- leader of the civic forum. three years later he became czechoslovakia's first non-communist minister of finance. to call him a non-communist does not even begin to do him justice. he is an ardent advocate for free markets. primeved twice as minister and two terms as president of the czech republic after his country indoor communist bureaucrats. he was a man who knew his mind and how to express it. no one, i think this is fair to say no leader on the pla

. >> next, on the presidency, former czech republic president vaclav klaus offers his thoughts about the cold war politics and the personality of the reagan era, and his assessment of their historical importance. this is from a conference organized by the white house writers group titled ronald reagan and john paul second, the partnership that changed the world. calling his remarks, we continue the conference coverage with a discussion about the cold war legacies of the president and the pole. later, remarks from the u.s. ambassador to the vatican. but first, vaclav klaus and his remarks are about 50 minutes. [ applause ] >> with the soviet union invaded czechoslovakia in 1968, our next guest was forced out of the academy of sciences. to anyone years later, he became a member of the civic form. three years after that, he became the first non-communist czechoslovakian minister of finance. to call him a non-communist does not even begin to do him justice. a member of this society, he is an ardent advocacy of free markets. he served twice as prime minister and two terms as president of

he served twice as prime minister and two terms as president of the czech republic after his country indoor communist bureaucrats. he was a man who knew his mind and how to express it. no one, i think this is fair to say no leader on the planet made more vigorous use of freedom of speech or prompted more debate in his own country. today vaclav klaus oversees a think tank in prague. ladies and gentlemen a hero of the cold war, the former president of the czech republic, vaclav klaus. [applause] >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. many thanks for both organizing this conference, bringing all of us here, and giving me a chance to address this distinguished audience. i am pleased to be here because i find this highly important for europe and america. pope john paul ii ronald reagan and -- ronald reagan and pope john paul ii change the world and significantly affected europe. the lives of people like me, of people from the former communist central and eastern europe, i believe in the law of comparative advantages and i'm always trying to maximize my comparative advantages. this time,

a debate in the czech republic.ill it become the first former eastern bloc country to legalise gay marriage? house prices are set to boom and 55,000 newjobs will be created. we weigh up costs and benefits of amazon's move to new york and virginia. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. remember the dog on the trampoline? the christmas advertising war is off and supermarkets are slashing prices to lure shoppers. what persuades you to part with your cash? will you be spending more or less this year? tell us what you think — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. it isa it is a critical day for the uk government. in a few hours‘ time, the cabinet here in the uk will meet to discuss the draft brexit agreement, which officials in london and brussels finalised on tuesday. prime minister theresa may is seeking her colleagues‘ support for the deal. that would pave the way for the document to be formally signed off at a

if we look to hungary, if we look to the czech republic as you said earlier, mr. president, you said there is a very real religious, i won't say fervor , but presence there in the czech republic and i think elsewhere, as well. if you look at these five conditions, these five lessons, some are weaker, some are stronger. but they do exist and they will come about with the right leadership. i think that's key. that's the most important thing. you must have the right leaders to make these come about. mr. o'sullivan: i have one point before we go to president klaus. and that's that at the end of the cold war, it was agreed in the united states that everyone had been responsible for the victory. republicans and democrats, left and right. now that was certainly true for the period of truman to kennedy and even arguably through lbj. it doesn't seem to have been to me at least it central for the period after 1968. when along with other institutions as the democratic party fell under the square and the same development happened in europe. so at the end of the cold war, peop

i must say that the czech republic has the lowest unemployment rate in europe these days. [applause] our almost crazy rate of , which isnt is 2.6% an unfound figure. there are differences among countries. poland is definitely very usingently and cleverly all of the european subsidies. [laughter] our ideas to not only privatize and deregulate, to be subsidized -- d subsidize. we did it. we eliminated all kinds of subsidies and to our great regret, subsidies are coming back through the european union. something we don't want and it creates lots of problems. i would like to turn to the question of democracy. this is a subject of great debate on both sides of the atlantic. i want to suggests that there seem to be two battles. , particularly france and germany, are critical of what is happening in poland and hungary and elsewhere, in which they allege that courts and the restricted media is controlled and democratic decisions come even though there might be elections, are not really free and fair. on the other hand, the critics euthe eu, they said if the tried to join come a wo

. >> last two weeks i was in czech republic. i had chance to visit the interesting museum called museum of communism. it is excellent education institution. it's showing how communist regime people with brutal resource, torture, even executions. could you kindly comment on current situation in czech republic? thank you. >> okay. >> let's start from the end. no torture in czech republic know, but this is the report because i do believe that part of our criticism to some of this regime should also be very much proportional. because from time to time people and were to make their point strongly start exaggerating. for example, not every government that you don't like is a fascist government. no, but this is very important because then which are doing, you are normalizing government. from this point you're trying to get this type of come trying to be strict and explain exactly what we're talking about. for me it is quickly important. for example, czech republic is its own problem. but they are not the same like folded or hungary. to

a 5—0 win in the czech republic over viktoria plzen. republic over viktoria plzen.oals from karim benzema. goals from karim benzema. casemiro, gareth bale, kroos also finding the net. finding the net. their fans seeing what they can do under the interim manager. under the interim manager. if he keeps winning he will keep the job for the rest of the season. the chance to qualify with two games to spare. athens. for two places. thrashed shakhtar donetsk 6—0. which means pep guardola's side need to wait a little longer. the quality of... fact that it doesn't matter what happens. happens. that is happening, you can have any regrets. regrets. but of course for him it is important to score goals. important to score goals. another clear option to create and fight and help us. fight and help us. will try to keep to maintain that level. elsewhere, shanghai sipg are the new chinese super league champions. they beat beijing renhur 2—1 to wrap up the title with a game to spare. ahmedov. they needed just a draw to clinch the title. beijing renhe pulled a goal back. league title.

no torture in czech republic. that part of criticism to some of this regime should very much be proportional. from time to time people now that they make their point strongly start to exaggerate. for example, not every government that you don't like is a fascist government. no, but this is very important because what you're doing is normalizing a fascist government. from this point you're trying to this type is a to explain for critically important is that czech republic is it on problem but they're not the same in where there would not have left to the 1980 minute and this is the most secular place in europe with 70% of the checks identified themselves as agnostics. all of these things matters. when you see -- it's a small place that is differences. then when you go to censorship and free speech i don't believe the problem would be on the right and the biggest problem is that it starting to create its responsible on the left. now the problem is you have a criticizing your own site. i was receiving data which is i

torture in the czech republic. this is important because i do believe part of our criticism to some of the regimes should also be very much proportional. inm time to time, people order to make their point strongly start exaggerating. for example, not every government that you don't like is a fascist government. [laughter] mr. krastev: this is very important because then you are normalizing fascist governments, and from this point if you are of -- try tos type be strict and explain what we are talking about is critically important. the czech republic is its own problem, but they are not the same like poland or hungary. to be honest, it is one of the few places in eastern europe were not many people have left after 1989. only 4% of the population, which this is the most secular place in europe. 70% of the 70% of checks identify as agnostics. it's a small place but is different. when you go to the problem of censorship, listen, i don't believe the problem is only on the right. the biggest problem with the far right as

czech republic has its own problem but they're not the same like poland or hungary and czech republicis one of the few places where not many people have left after 1989, only four percent of the population which this is the most secular place in europe, 70 percent objects identified himself as agnostics so all these things matter so when you see central europe, you're trying to come as one destination but it's a small place but with differences. then when you go to the problem of censorship and free speech, i don't believe the problem is only on the right. the biggest problem with the far right is its darting to create your responses on the left and now the problem is you have self censorship in both camps because it's like in a war and in a war you're not criticizing your own site. i've seen data which was interesting for me, 20 years ago people have a strong positive about their own party be a democrat or republican and they were moderately negative about the other side, now they hear a moderately positive you want about their own party but they're negative about the other one so id

for the czech republic specifically what is important for us is so that we will not have disruption ofur trade relationship after 2020. >> so the priority for czech republic is that the political european affairs ministers are discussing is that there's no disruption when it comes to trade once the u.s. leaves in march. that political text, willem, will be published tomorrow as you said very well, there's a lot of events happening this week and the publication of that political declaration is one of the main steps ahead of the summit here on sunday. >> you were there all of last week as things started to melt down here in london, and i want to ask what if anything has really changed in that side of the world when it comes to the resignations we've seen from ministers here in the u.k. including the brexit sector? >> well, not really. in fact, the european commission said last week that its prime minister, theresa may, that has been the main negotiator and we've also noticed despite all of the resignations in london, all of the turmoil back in the u.k. has not really stopped the process

you mentioned unemployment growing, i must say, the czech republic has the lowest unemployment rate inurope. the crazy rate of unemployment is 2.6%. but there are differences among countries, poland is definitely very efficiently, very cleverly, using all of the european subsidies >> reporter: it has helped very much. -- and it has helped very much. we eliminated all kinds of subsidies >> reporter: to our great redirect subsidies are coming -- admitted to our great regret subsidies are coming back through the european union. it is something that we don't want and it is creating a lot of problems. that would be a different problem to speak about. >> i would like to turn to the question of democracy. this is now the subject asked great debate. i want to suggest briefly there seems to be two battles, one is the european union, some of the -- france, germany are critical of what is happening as they say in poland and congaree, elsewhere too in which they allege the media is controlled and democratic decisions, even though there may be aleutians, not really fair. on the other hand the criti

video number one, a couple ofie tower in a field in the czech republic.l of a drone catches thee act. the drone ruins the ride home. >> i say a. i have a feeling they may not have had permiion to be in that look out tour. >> i'm going with c. >> i'm going with c too. i have no explanation. >> here is the rest of the video. the guy throws his helmet. >> get out of here. >> it wrecked the ride home. is this? did we? >> one question closer to a win. our four-legged friend is bouncing around in front of a fish tank. a, he turns attention to the fish tank. b, he shatters the glass table or c, he flips out. >> i say c. he's a cat. >> b, shatters the i'm going c. >> i'm going with c buzzing aro. he indeed flips out. all tied at one going into the final video. our wildcard round where there is no restrictions on what you can guess. taking us to the highway 118 in southern california. i want you to focus your attention on the gold suburban on the right here. as we come around this corner, it goes from sunny to dark very quickly. right there, as he is entering the

. >> now we head to czech republic. >> lights are working. >> everything says no, no. stop, stop, stop. this 19-year-old driver goes through the barrier. people notice and are like, no. one of them lifts the gate. just in time. >> he got lucky someone was there. >> much bigger train as well. he would have been creamed. >> he's like, keep going, you were foolish today. >> don't put it on tv. >> too late, and being investigated. >> i like this post from his last fishing adventure on his kayak. check out this video. >> dude, great white just had my line. it came up to my boat twice. >> that founds like a fish tale. i want to see the video. >> it was like as big as a vwvww bus. there it is. there it is. it weighs about 1,000 pounds easy. >> he wasn't kidding. >> he said it was about 12 feet tall. it was at the end of his line but his line broke. >> this one. >> fishing with the boys. >> something else is at the line here but it is not a shark. >> good job. >> yeah! >> oh. he got inked. >> good job, >> check it out. he pulled in a small squid. squid didn't like it. slapped

. >> similar to austria, the czech republic and the united states, we in poland will not be part of the global compact -- the u.n. migration pa -- migration p act. we think that our sovereign principles concern the protection of our borders. also, migration control. this is absolutely paramount for us. there is also disagreement over the planned pipeline. that would carry gas from russia through the baltic sea to germany. poland feels its interests have been ignored. despite the differences, the leaders are talking. there is a reminder to ensure peaceful relations in the future. phil: we have dr. veronica here. she is program director at this university. she is an expert on polish elections. how bad are things between germany and poland? >> you can say that it cannot be tter as fafar as economy and society. in trade, it is more than germany and russia. you could say that this is a success. in politics, things have been better. we have hard talks and discussions. both on the national and european level. i would say that there is the potential to make it better. phil: as far as money goes

this is in the czech republic where there's an apartment on fire and an officer has gone in alone.fighters are not there yet. so, this man goes in with his camera and looking for this woman. he's calling out. he doesn't know where the woman is. this is an apartment. he didn't know the floor plan. all he knows there's a woman trapped inside. he goes into that one room. as soon as he peeks in, there are flames but he still can't find her. he finds the woman, she's got a towel over her head. according to reports, she was miserable, confused, scared. >> you got to get out. >> finally at the end of this video, help has arrived. you see firefighters escorting the woman and the biddined b building. she was taken to the hospital for inhalation, shhalation, shha hero. >> for those who have know -- >> bring a coat. bring the coat back. every year, you feel like you got to be better than anybody else. you leave it in the playground. somehow, it ends up in lost and found, you forgot. >> and doesn't return home. >> find your bloody hoodie, please. >> is there something about the coat. he goes o

this is pretty interesting this new sport developed in the mountains of czech republic combines skiing and skating the developer of snow feet say they have adjustable binders so one size fits all, it can fit over your winter boots. a company warns that snow feet are not suitable for deep powder conditions. looks fun. >>> still ahead using family sacrifices as an inspiration how a bay area scholar over came tough times to find success. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. . >>> the immigrant families struggle to make ends meet. >> through it all they put their children's education first. >>> meal time is family time, a 19-year-old sophomore is spending the holiday weekend cooking pazoli with her mom and grandma. >> she is really good at what she does, she is experienced. she is grateful for the le

you mentioned an alliance between the governments of poland and czech republic, and slovakia. and yourself, even though i misspoke. there is this growing phenomenon of illiberal democracy, which your prime minister coined the term. that sends chills through the hearts of people who believe there is democracy or autocracy. tell us what illiberal democracy is from what you see, because the press are victims of illiberal democracy. in many parts, they get push back. some of this tolerance in terms of migration, what is illiberal democracy and why is it a good thing? >> thank you for asking because i can explain, because it was pretty much mischaracterized and has been mischaracterized. what it was, we are faced that if it's not the liberals who win an election, then it is immediately considered a modern democracy. i give you one example. we won the latest election in april for the third time with a constitutional majority. 49.6% of all the votes went to us, with a record turnout and record support. hundreds of thousands of votes, we have more than all other parts of the parliamen

he promised them all across europe in spain germany the czech republic and ukraine. he devotes a great deal of time to finding new locations which he usually spots in online satellite images. you can see here for example so there's a large building and i can actually see that. there's a big hole in the roof i can see another hole over here and the gardens are being kept up any more it's potentially abandoned. says the on off studio's gallery in paris is seventeenth on this mall is opening an exhibition of his photos. has reached the point where he can live off his art he sells it all over the world. for something. of the time. but there also an indication of what's to come. maybe they're just waiting to decompose and disappear. with this kind of wasting that has kept it in his touches me deeply. here he is planning trips to austria and portugal next year to track down more abandoned buildings and more pianos before they lose the battle against time. artist christopher lane for likes to get his hands dirty when he works that's because he thinks with his hands not only

consulate in east ample should be fine of women's team tennis is lost yet more star power the czech republic's petrik of its a has pulled out of saturday's singles matches against the united states due to illness garner press giver is already out of the prog of an injury while sloane stephens and serena williams are among the big name absences for the u.s. . yeah offensively i'm not able to play tomorrow we decided yesterday after practice today down in a bad and i stay there i had a little bit of us as waste and bad and when i stated what i said today as mentors and young first and last week i had antibiotics but i'm not still really a century from home and pretty cool got it in need for big win in the opening game of the women's see twenty world cup she's taking place in the west indies the indian camps and became just the third woman say one hundred in the world t twenty match one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply to new zealand weather well short finished up one hundred sixty for nine india winning by thirty four votes. england's l

misc was similar to austria the czech republic and the united states we here in poland will very likely not be part of the global compact the un migration pact. and that's when i think. we think that our sovereign principle is concerned the protection borders and migration control. this is absolutely paramount for us song. there's also disagreement over the planned nord stream to pipeline which will carry gas from russia through the baltic sea to germany. poland feels its interests have been ignored. but in spite of the differences yet skeet jointly laid a wreath at warsaw's team of the unknown soldier a reminder of the need to ensure peaceful relations in the future. dr veronica priest my coach is a progress program director of the european academy but then the next verse on german polish relations welcome to d w anything how about all things between germany and poland it depends where you're looking at i mean if you like a society and the economy you can say it could have never been better i mean. talking about trades exchange it's much more than germany and russia have and you can sa

for example, czech republic is its own problem. but they are not the same like folded or hungary. to be honest czech republic is one of the few places in central and eastern europe were not many people are left on the 4% of the population which is by the way this is also the most secular place in europe, 70% identified themselves as agnostics. all these things matter. when you see central europe you tried to come with one definition it's small places but with differences. then when you go to the problem of censorship and free speech and someone -- >> at american university school of public affairs and welcome to post election what just happened the brief by some great experts that we have gathered here today. thank you also to her cosponsors, the center for congressional residential studies and libya just briefly introduce the panel and then we'll get right down to it because we want to save time for your questions as well. on my far right, professor cleve who is an expert at the school of public affairs on all things voting behavior and voting turnout. we will talk to her first a

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kingdom for sure not in other countries yes i think the united states of italy poland hungary czech republic croatia and other islands you think they want. right wing governments in europe against deepening integration in the european union is not the news this is the case and i'm sure proud not to share the view of mr obama mr but if we want to run future times the european union and the idea of democracy against people like mr trump xi jinping obvious to put it we have to deepen european integration and not to redevelop the european union the kind of lose assembly of national states and this is my deep conviction that behind that idea of the united states of europe which would not be like the united states of america united kingdom or leaving the european union ok but problems of germany have to deepen their cooperation think it will ever happen i've been deeply convinced that this is the right way to go. martin shields thanks very much for being a poke at some thank you thank you. the . globe. the body. in good shape. enhancing performance with drugs michael joseph l.s.d. to create cannab

poland, the czech republic, turkey. all of these places you have strong single-party regimes that are using democratic institutions to consolidate their power. so, far from being a kind of far-away place that doesn't matter, i think hungary is a potential symbol of where the world may be headed for a while. and so it would repay americans to pay some close attention to what happens in budapest. >> thompson: the past year has ntrfaced countless tales of workplace harassbut there's a correlation between these events and gender inequalities that have long existed in the working world. the findin are part of the fourth annual women in the workplace survey of more than 64,000 workers across nearly 300 companies. the "wall street journal" has been publishing a series of reports about women, men and work. editor lyncook joined newshour weekend's hari sreenivasan to discuss. >> sreenivasan: one of the things that struck out from the survey is more than a third of women reported that they had been harassed at some point in their

a debate in the czech republic.loc country to legalise gay marriage? house prices are set to boom and 55,000 newjobs will be created. we weigh up costs and benefits of amazon's move to new york and virginia.

no problem with that we had to because we wanted all good the czech republic and defending champions the usa to win the six fed cup title in eight years. overcame saffir can in the in an epic match the loss of almost four hours the victory gave her team an unassailable three nil need in prague. and now about a joke of it already has his hands on the trophy at the season ending a.t.p. finals in london this bit of silverware is a full finishing of the year as the well number one is the first player to start a season outside of the top twenty and end up in top spot everything seems a little bit on real to be honest you know looking back to july where i was you know ratings wise but also how i was feeling on the court and i was playing really close to my best so this is really a dream come true and. you know this is a perfect stage a perfect setting for me to celebrate this trophy this season when you guys thank you so much. india have won the second straight game at the women's world twenty twenty and the west indies they beat pakistan by seven wickets and go on to back up their opening

misc was similar to austria the czech republic and the united states we here in poland will very likely not be part of the global compact the un migration pact. and that's when i think. we think that our sovereign principle is concerned the protection borders and migration control. this is absolutely paramount for us. there's also disagreement over the planned north stream to pipeline which will carry gas from russia through the baltic sea to germany. poland feels its interests have been ignored but in spite of the differences merkel and jointly laid a wreath at warsaw's team of the unknown soldier a reminder of the need to ensure peaceful relations in the future. dr veronica priest my coach is a progress program director of the european economy but then the next verse on german polish relations welcome to d.w. good day how about all things between germany and poland it depends where you're looking at i mean if you've got a society and the economy you can say it could have never been better i mean. talking about trades exchange it's much more than germany and russia have and you can say

consulate in east ample should be fine of women's team tennis is lost yet more star power the czech republic's patrick of it's a has pulled out of saturday's singles matches against the united states due to illness or an oppressive or is already out of the prague of an injury while sloane stephens and serena williams are among the big name absences for the u.s. . yeah in french and les i'm not able to play tomorrow we decided yesterday after practice today down in a bad and i stay there i had a little bit of us as waste and bad and when i stated what i said today as mentors and young first and last week i had antibiotics but i'm not still really a century from home and pretty cool got it in these four big win in the opening game of the women's t.t. twenty world cup which is taking place in the west indies the indian captain became just the third woman say one hundred in the world t twenty match one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply to new zealand weather well short finished up one hundred sixty for nine india winning by thirty four rou

this is being developed in the czech republic and demonstrated around the world.winter and snowboarding boots and allow users do twists and jumps that are not possible with conventional skis. developers hope it will one day become an olympic sport. not crazy about the name, but it does look cool. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, a ground beef recall and an update on a chipotle manager fired in an alleged dash-and-dine case. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> reporter: good morning. big losses in tech shares sparked a heavy sell-off here on wall street. apple, microsoft, and facebook all took big hits. the sell-off was triggered by news that the u.s. and china clashed at a pacific rim summit over the weekend, failing to make progress in their trade dispute. shares of apple dropped 4% following a repot uctirders. checking the broader market numbers, the dow slumped 395, the s&p 500 dropped 45, and the tech-heavy nasdaq tumbled 219 >>> the nation's largest beef processor, jbs usa, recalled nearly 100,000 pounds of ground beef du

the czech republic have been defending champions the usa to win their sixth fed cup title in eight years katrina's sick and overcame sixty of them in an epic match that lasted almost four hours the victory gave her team an unassailable three no lead in prague. the season ending a.t.p. finals got underway in london with roger federer suffering a shock to feet in this first round robin match corey was on the verge of losing the first set on sunday when he pulled off this rescue and went on to take the sat on the entire break father hadn't lost an opener of these final since two thousand and thirteen far back in the second but the japanese world number nine wasn't shaken pulling off a seven six six three with an. and now boat race with a difference from caroline india this is the snake boat race or vellum kali each boat is about thirty five metres long with up to one hundred paddlers on board the race is held as a harvest tradition with the design going back to worship commissioned in the thirteenth century. and that's all your support for now back to you has them that's it for this news ho

office of consumer union or b c and its french acronym said you see network member groups in the czech republic greece the netherlands norway poland slovenia and sweden will file complaints with national privacy of forty's the group say google's location history and web an app activity features collect sensitive data and quote the company uses various tricks and practices to ensure users have these features in a bold and does not give them straightforward information about what this effectively entails sites google's obligations under the overarching e.u. privacy law the g.d.p. are we spoken about on the program many times serious violations of the g.d.p. are couldn't tell fines of up to four percent of the offending company's annual revenues for google that could be billions of bucks. and we now welcome back to see all straw mark henry ford which and danielle should have simpler trading ladies let's look at the tech sector first and let's start with alphabet which is the parent to google pillar let's start with you what are your thoughts for investors here what i think we need to look at what'

we have the rise of more nationalist forces, in hungry, the czech republic and poland, president putin and president erdogan in turkey, though strong nationalists which president macron saysis nationalists which president macron says is a chilling echo of the europe that came out of the first world war. he has talked of the leprosy of nationalism, nationalism that thunders down into the abyss, and today you have the strong believe those who came together in this powerful moment. an image, as they sat inside that replica of the train carriage, they held hands, signed the book of remembrance, and that will be an image that will talk to our children and children's children, a sign of what has happened injust100 children, a sign of what has happened in just 100 years. children, a sign of what has happened injust100 years. and the fear of that now been destroyed by the forces that president macron and chancellor merkel stand against. the forces that president macron and chancellor merkel stand againstm is fascinating, powerful and incredibly moving and thank you for bringing that to us, muc

and in sport the czech republic closes in the next six picked up to its title in a small technical. from cool brisk north and few. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. it is still raining in china and we're into more or less the middle of november now that looks like it might be a frontal system but i don't give it that much credence now what's developing is this rather grey looking stuff cloud that will bring a little bit of rain the western side of china and that extends down to northern vietnam where there's a feed of moisture and those two together may well produce a more significant cloud and rain drifting slowly east was in slow the south was during monday and yeah there is the potential for some heavy downpours at about love including in the far north of vietnam for the sas in vietnam but was heavy rain is gone now and in fact it it showed itself in the gulf of thailand is going through is developing something in the bay of bengal leaving behind still the possibility shouts as far north as bangkok and a line that obviously you can follow through problem from singapo