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must see there on our web site the top trending stories at dot com. now germany israel agree that iran should never be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons but the two nations defer on how to achieve that goal german chancellor angela merkel in jerusalem where she's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who agreed that iran's military presence in syria and lebanon was a threat to israel. and there during anger merkel's a visit palestinians school students had a message for saul is back with that or more. wall they certainly made it loud and clear on wednesday schoolchildren in the palestinian village of mar they helped placards in front of representative office of germany in the law now the banners read we're not sleeping and photos of angela merkel as well they held now they've been appealing to her to intervene against the demolition order of their homes and schools handed down by an israeli court now last month the european parliament described the order to make way for an illegal israeli settlement as a grave breach of international

that will do much to put out the flame-- dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- of anger and outrage. and we will then be able to bring all sides together in peace and harmony. fake news must end!" "nothing i say influences anyone, but if the news keeps influencing people by saying what i said, i'm going to say, 'i told you so.'" ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) that works. >> jon: something like that, you know. ♪ you dropped the bomb on me, yeah ♪ >> stephen: one bit of trump rhetoric that has really riled the right lately has been the immigrant caravan that trump and his friends falsely claim is funded by jewish billionaire george soros. the bomber appeared to be obsessed with soros, mentioning him dozens of times on one of his twitter accounts. and the pittsburgh shooter also reposted several viral comments on a since-deactivated social media account about the migrant caravan. one post described the "third world caravan" as a group of approaching "invaders." if you're wondering where two fringe lunatics could latch on to the same racist conspiracy theory, i'll gi

the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and that's al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us it's nearly five days since an earthquake and tsunami devastated the indonesian island. and ages finally saudi. to arrive but not fast enough the death toll from the twin disaster has risen to more than fourteen hundred and time is running out to rescue survivors authorities of appeals for more body bags to try and prevent disease outbreak rescue teams are finding more dead bodies from the rubble of collapsed buildings we begin our coverage with andrew thomas who has been to some of the worst hit areas his report from palo. the mosques are in part to hide the smile the white tulle pool in is because liquid is dripping through the orange one from the body wrapped inside there's not much dignity in this but in pali right now there is a lot of meat at the row row hotel there searching for between fifty and seventy guests who were inside when it collapsed nearby one of hollywood's biggest shopping centers has been destroyed. elsewhere building damage is less o

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the latest on these stories you can head to our dot com stay with us now for the big picture. phase of civilization according to the author of america the farewell tour a familiar face who will join us momentarily and he won't mince words but first what difference do agree makes it's life or death warrants a sobering report from the u.n. international panel on climate change i'm hollande cook in washington this is the big picture on r.t. america. climate change deniers chant drill baby drill and talk up clean coal and they scoff that the whole issue is a hoax sounding the alarm scientists more than ninety cold over six thousand peer sources in the united nations rip. that reckons preventing a single additional degree of human caused warming heat over the next few decades can result in lots less drought and fewer heat waves it would lower the chance of irreversible melting at the arctic ice sheet which would help keep seas from rising more than four inches there will be fewer deaths and less illness from heat smog and infectious diseases and we could save the world's coral reef

dot com i'll be back to the headlines again in about an hour's time right now though it's time for the big picture going to. this week's show your privacy or what's left of it is technology a friend or a fellow but first here comes the holidays and if you're making air travel plans brace yourself i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our t. america. for road warriors like me air travel isn't just a routine it's a constant game we play and the rules of the game are changing for instance this video gone viral of a passenger being forcibly removed became a public relations nightmare for. a night at airlines and now it'll be a no no and you can thank uncle sam for an every five years formality congress recently reauthorized the federal aviation administration and in the process your senators and representatives convey your concerns and bake several of them into the best air travel recipe in addition to that prohibition against kicking you off the flight you will be relieved to hear that you won't be hearing everyone around you yapping on the phone and the f.a.a. has a y

com also check out lee camp comedy special dot com it till next time could i. priest who raped me when i was fourteen years of age was known to be a sexual abuser when he was ordained a priest and the church knew about his offending behavior and they were going to continue to abuse from these ordination right through his entire career as a priest. trying has been coming up with a lot of statements saying that the arab states of the gulf should take care of the middle east or other we're still committed to the middle east so there's there's a lot of incoherence there but i think saudi arabia is hugely important to the united states and i think trump understands that and this is this is exactly what was driving his kind of commentary on the. killing i think that's at the end of the day it's not going to change the status quo of america's polls because if you do those. things guys are financial survival guide. when customers go by to reduce the price. to now well reduce and lower. that's undercutting not what's good for markets it's not good for the global economy

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take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. hello and a very warm welcome to focus on europe and we begin in france which is lifted the state of emergency that followed the terror attacks of twenty fifteen but remains in a constant state of acute alarm in may of this you know a knife wielding islamist killed one person and injured four others in paris it's the kind of thing of course the brings back painful memories into.

dot com. well with the run off to choose brazil's next president just a few days away facebook has shut down dozens of accounts supporting the far right candidates j are both so narrow both facebook and whatsapp are under fire for what critics say are this information campaigns and fake news and back to talk us through with andrew thank you during well it's a continuation of brazil's latest social media election scandal facebook says it has removed sixty eight pages and forty three accounts linked to a marketing firm called raposo fernandez of sorts which is believed to be promoting the far right candidate in our head of that presidential runoff now these accounts flooded brazilian facebook with click bait that would direct users to pages that appeared to be legit but were actually political ads not facebook has issued a statement that it acted against these pages and accounts for violating the social media networks misrepresentation and spam policies the company said we are continuously worki

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dot com or go. her first day of school in the jungle. the first gleaming listen to the spanish doris granger moment arrives to. join during a training on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. tour on the way to tame returns home on d w dot com tang's. leave the email. leave the shoes love is just bad. thing it seems. the above modest bad. good stuff from above should last summer is. coming back to love and respect. in january twenty eighth. we met a chinese mother looking for her son after she was sold by human smugglers. and now we're back with town changing and she's still looking. we accompany her to police stations quite friends orphanages will touching james never see her son again during the whole story didn't report her on t w. bang. a former nurse has admitted killing one hundred patients visit a trial in the german town of oldenburg forty one year old mules who is already serving a life sentence for previous murders at two german hospitals his alleged crimes amount to germany's biggest serial murder case i

dot com africa. a majority of united states senators have now announced they will vote to confirm judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court moderate republican susan collins said she will back cavanagh despite expressing sympathy for the woman who accused him of sexual assault one democrat is expected to break party ranks to support president trump's nominee jaring the vote which is expected on saturday. palestinian health officials say israeli forces have shot dead three protesters taking part in regular friday des moines.

d w dot science. now we head back to the water in switzerland where artists are making a comeback the dextrous animals have many clever habits for example they sleep holding hands so they don't drift away in the river but just scientists have been watching them. through. a camera trap took this footage of an alternate they are river in switzerland. with the rest of the family. it takes resources and time to capture such images it's hardly feasible to set up traps across large areas. but there are other ways to find out where i often saw. conservationists of set up a project to monitor the animals here in central switzerland it's headed by every new vine backa bit trist paris photo is one of thirty six volunteers involved in the effort. pulses leave traces often in the shadow of a bridge. or smells rather fishy bit of angst and he looks very fresh. to smoke that territory by leaving piles of excrement that say this part of the river belongs to me. the piles help the researches track down the animals. a

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dot com africa. well pam to you tomorrow today thanks for joining us coming up. an astonishing mammal that can shrink or grow as the seasons change. we also look at worms and fish that provide tantalizing hints for how to live to a ripe old age. and we take a dive under the polar icecap where researchers have made a disturbing discovery. a caravan of shrews the young animals hang on to one another to keep from getting lost their little hearts beat around a thousand times a minute an incredible mess of balak feet that's why shrews have to eat pretty much nonstop otherwise they would quickly starve they've been gulped down up to twice their body weight in food in a single day. and that's far from their only unusual characteristic. it's nine in the morning outside the max planck institute in the heart of in south western germany having a lot sorrow is on the lookout for some furry friends. the biologists have set up seventy traps. but so far only one creature has been captured. shrews are pretty elusive animals although they might look like mice these small mammals

dot com at number one india signing a five billion dollars deal with russia for missile systems that ties angered the u.s. and risks u.s. ties i'll have more on that later in the show also trending liquified earth swallows two part of neighborhoods the rescue efforts underway in indonesia still a week after the earthquake and tsunami that's now kills more than sixteen hundred people at number three the u.s. city of chicago bracing for a verdict in the trial of a police officer who killed a black teenager mourn those stories and much more on our website at al-jazeera dot com. now it's an unusual attack on a close ally but u.s. president donald trump has been taking on saudi arabia for not doing enough to pay for american military support he made the remarks at least two times in a week on the campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections. we defend countries that are very rich they don't buy us or they pay us a small percentage like saudi arabia which you say they have so money so we defend them. and they pay a small percentage i said excuse me king solomon is my friend do you mind pa

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with the news grid streaming online through you tube facebook live in an al-jazeera dot com turkey is ramping up the pressure on saudi arabia to explain who killed jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul three weeks ago now president of the police have more evidence that will be revealed. and these are his words when the time comes he's urging the saudis meanwhile to reveal the location of casualties body adding their explanations so far have been quote childish and comical the city prosecutor will head to assemble on sunday to take part in the investigation. of course there is other information and evidence that we are holding and they will be used when the time comes but there's no need to rush because in the first instance the saudi officials have to explain who killed. on monday they sent the chief prosecutor to stumble they will meet with our chief prosecutor and have discussions covered what other saudi officials made such announcements which gave us considerable concern because they said that he had left the consulate of course these explanations were quite comical p

, and it may have to beat those dots if inflation and wage growth happens in line with what we've seenver the last four years. four years ago inflation was 0.1% we're now at 2.7% headline cpi in the u.s the u.s. already has a bit of an inflation problem. if you have fiscal stimulus and an economy growing at 5%, that's real risk. italy has a 5% deficit, and italy is at 2.5% >> the dot plot, you think the fed is going to have to be or may have to be more aggressive raising rates. the dots, as we call them, are just the expectations of the individual fed members about where interest rates are going to have to be. >> i think that's a real thing everyone expecting them not hiking as aggressively as the dots indicating. i think there's a chance they may have to hike more aggressively when you have small companies in the united states, one of the biggest problems they cite is that we can't fill job vacancies with qualified people. people have been talking about the phillips curve being dead. wage growth is coming. wage growth will fuel inflation. that's been the enigma for the last five years

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head on from al jazeera dot com and what's trending as well not surprised to see the news of jim out of right of the top that we have extensive coverage on the web site to go there fold your raw background information of a couple stories of a pakistan today as well and the extremely dangerous.

com also correctly can't comedy special dot com until next time good up the. prosecution will need. this show. where you. just read you'll find. somebody going to see do i mean yeah yeah i mean political pressure on the. security industry knows where to put your business models used by american corporations. as you. said the. dissociation. i noticed when he saw. how he had to lead to. an investigative documentary. ghost war on. i would prefer to say this the human space is must be come into private terry wish me instead we have leaving in the solar system. and for sure we show the expounds on other fold this all the solar system i see these and so way all bring in and developing more technologists and a new technology so that we can even learn to say increase in the end improve the quality of life or know. the thing about saudi arabia is they is the oil as a weapon and they get too close to investigating what's going on over there they push the price of oil up now on the last ten years because of fracking in america america a position to solve as energy indepe

he was with secretary of state mike pompeo dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot during the call and told me thate has already started, and will rapidly expand, a full and complete investigation into this matter. answers will be forthcoming shortly." ( as trump ) "he totally, totally denied it said there'd be a full investigation. all the prince says he needs is my social security number, my bank account number, and my mother's maiden name, and he promised to transfer the funds from nigeria tomorrow. we're all going to be rich. we're all-- we're all going to be rich." ( applause ) so why is trump defending the saudis? some journalists have pointed to the president's business dealings as a possible explanation. but trump shot that down today, tweeting, "for the record, i have no financial interests in saudi arabia-- or russia, for that matter. any suggestion that i have is just more fake news-- of which there is plenty!" ( s, trump is offended that you would think he'd defend these despots for money. he does it because he swore loyalty on the orb! trump must obey the orb! the orb! hello. (laughter

good job, jeff, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot." ( laughter ) that's so presidential.ntial. >> jon: really presidential. >> stephen: it reminds me of abraham lincoln who said, "general george mcclellan let lee slip through his fingers after antietam. smooth move, numbnuts!" ( laughter ) so-- yeah. passive aggressive. they don't talk about how abe was so passive aggressive. so, the president-- who, again, is an unindicted co-conspirator in a federal felony-- is openly saying the justice department should not prosecute criminals if they are republicans. he might as well have tweeted, "saw 'the purge,' great movie. jeff sessions won't let me do it for real because 'laws.' sad! #purgejeff." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back with john krasinski. yes. honey the local game store wants to sponsor you. nt to onr ♪ tt wts ye tcal game store wants to sponsor you. squad wins for the crew tonight. let's get these squad wins for the crew tonight. ♪ yup. yes. yes sir. honey, ninja is calling you up to the national team, what's up travis. im calling you up. ♪ yo

toronto to tame returns home on t w dot com tang's. found. food. so. hard ground for practically peanuts. these workers get just a few euros an hour to pick around issues in courtships j.g. soon is one of tens of thousands. that makes business sense for their companies the agricultural industry using italy's second largest export sector. fruit and vegetables produced in latino are sold all over europe. but the organized crime and human trafficking at play here stretches all the way to india. jacket's singh arrived in italy twelve years ago friends of his in his village in punjab in northern india had told him about latina they told him he could work in the fields and good money he knew that life would be difficult but not this difficult. at first he often thought about going back. it's a bit. when i was alone at the beginning i had to make my own breakfast and lunch and also clean when i came home from work well. now that my family is here it's all much easier some of their family gone it's more than most though they was the it was difficult for me to

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murder so read about those stories by heading to al-jazeera dot com. you may have seen our last headline it was on the german chancellor angela merkel and what she's done is she's announced that she's stepping down as leader of her ruling christian democratic union party merkel says she will stay on as chancellor until the next election but won't run in three years time merkel has led the c.d.u. party for the last eighteen years and is the first female german chancellor her party as well as a governing coalition partner the center left s.p.d. have been losing national support both suffered heavy losses at the polls in the german state of hess at the weekends and a month ago in bev area merkel and her party have faced growing backlash from the german right over migration and refugee policies that allowed hundreds of thousands of refugees to enter the country the s.p.d. have given merkel an ultimatum to approve results or they will pull the plug on the partnership. that could see the wounded some mostly at the next cd a party called was december and hamb

dot com all about the headlines again in an hour but in the meantime here on our team it's the kinds of reports that if you watching in the u.k. or ireland stick around for whom. i am as or this is the guy as a reporter one one thousandth part cherokee. station we all are max we all are in fact i have a headline here up up up up up and way that is the u. s. deficit the u.s. government paid a whopping five hundred twenty three billion u.s. dollars in interest in fiscal twenty eight eighteen here's a chart going back to zero nine nine hundred eighty eight which is quite interesting you see that the interest that we pay annually on our debt is rising rising rising despite interest rates going down that whole time we're still paying more and more every year which goes against what everybody always says oh all these debts are manageable because interest rates are so low yeah well you know america is like a guy who won the lottery and blows it after world war two we ruled the world we have the most gold we have the sound of the currency we low interest rates and we were american century re

with the news grid live on air and streaming online with facebook live in an al-jazeera dot com there is a diplomatic showdown shaping up in istanbul this monday as turkey demands the right to search the saudi arabian consulate. now there has been no new information over the whereabouts of the missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi her turkish police believe was murdered inside the consulate and it's now nearly a week since he was last seen entering that building we're going to have more from istanbul shortly but i want to start with some of the international reaction we have had canada's foreign ministry saying it's concerned about his disappearance also this from the washington post wrote for them in the united states and they're demanding answers from saudi arabia in an editorial the post says having disseminated the awful charge that mystical shoji was murdered so he must immediately make public any evidence it has to back it up the united states too should demand loud and clear president trumpets treated the saudi crown prince as a favored ally and his administration sidesteppe

were the news good live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and at al-jazeera dot com it's been eleven days since sally journalist jamal khashoggi was last seen entering the consulate and as bold and since then reports have emerged office alleged torture and murder inside the compound the finger of suspicion points towards the ob which says it's involved in the joint investigation with turkey on the case but says the saudis and not cooperating so far despite global condemnation and increasing isolation of saudi arabia its main ally the u.s. has been cautious and pinning any blame us president donald trump says imposing sanctions on the biggest buy of american weapons is not an option but as valen severe punishment if the involvement is proven the journalist journalist was he murdered by the saudis and did the prince give the order to kill him nobody knows yet but will probably be able to find out it's being investigated it's being looked at very very strongly and we would be very upset and angry if that were the case as of this moment they deny it and they deny veh

headline from al jazeera dot com and what's trending as well no surprise to say the news of jamal khashoggi right at the top that we have extensive coverage on the web site to go to their full euro background information of a couple stories about pakistan today as well and the extremely dangerous michael set to hit florida on the throat of chunking a close eye on that one as they have all the harkins in this us season have a look for yourself that's what's trending this way than say at al-jazeera dot com . there is a world day for almost everything nowadays but world mental health like this feels particularly worthy of attention by the twenty thirty depression is expected to be the world's leading cause of ill health and according to the world health organization one in four people will experience some form of mental ill health and yet the condition current receives less than one percent of global this is the final in our series of reports on world mental health and how. the countries of northern europe sweden norway denmark and finland regularly feature among the world's happiest and why d

dot com. now the me too movement spread across the u.s. last year with millions of women using the hashtag to share their stories or sexual abuse the movement brought down the likes of harvey weinstein and other high profile men in a wave of sexual assault cases india is one of the countries where women have been speaking out and in the last few days it seems it has reached a tipping point the it has this is a top conversation in india at the moment the me too movement has suddenly gained all of this momentum in india and is taking over its media and entertainment industry in the past thirty six hours many high profile men were caught in a wave of sexual harassment accusations on facebook twitter and whatsapp groups it started with some female journalists who accuse newspaper editors and colleagues of what they said was sexual assault harassment sexual assault and harassment both at the workplace and outside now a prominent journalist tweeted here saying that this reminds me of what happened to me and so many women journalists of my genera

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this dot map represents a couple of different things. one thing that is significant is there's a blue dot. it's hard to read but i'll show you. pull over that microphone. he want to be able to hear you. >> this blue dot is a roof deck on the back of a rear yard garage. the red dots is that the houses of four stories and the orange indicates houses approaching the 450-foot height limit. it's showing context for the property. the houses on the blocks, as you can see, are subject properties. it has historic significance. when we're proposing our addition to it, we're pulling back from the street face to make it very gentle presence to the street. we're going to go into the existing and the proposed site plan. the existing site plan has the roof deck over an existing garage, which we're seeking to legalize that roof deck. there's an existing walkway that received an n.o.v. that's what we'll take down. we'll be removing some of the outdoor space of the rear yard. there's an existing balcony that is hanging over the rear of the building. we ar

dot com. well come to global three thousand japan has an aging population and a labor shortage but women still struggle to break into male dominated industries. in kabul afghanistan i'm obama lied.

dot com how to cover more than just one reality.where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany and my mother's from the united. it's of america and so i realized really early that it made sense to explain the different reality. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels where you have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking for and move journalist they can trust for them to make sense of this. part in this not all the work of double. dutch. law. into law would. be a. little. this indeed of the news live from berlin a presidential advisor in turkey says soundarya rape you have killed a prominent critic in istanbul journalist jamal khashoggi is believed to have been murdered and at the sound a consummate in turkey's law just fifty he entered the building earlier this week but he hasn't been seen since will go to our correspondent for more also on the program.

d w dot com. this week on global three thousand we head to a paradise island which is also a popular destination for cruise ships how does that work. in kenya the outlook is bleak for many young people but now some comic book heroes are coming to the rescue. and new technologies are making us question one of our most important senses can we still trust our eyes. we all have pictures in our heads and they can be extremely powerful we process images sixty thousand times more quickly than we do in written words they arouse our emotions they can move us make us laugh feel happy or sad. but images can also be deceptive and they can be manipulated now even moving images can be altered making it possible to create extremely authentic looking fake news videos. decided from the of the. decided from the of the pros. the next generation afaik news on the left trunk space but it spatial expression and words are actually being generated by an actor feeding on a mission of software developers like how we are bu

with the newsgroup live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live on al-jazeera dot com details of the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi have trickled in in the past eight days but in the absence of any official evidence more information has been published and it is painting a very grim picture indeed you've got this footage sure these are the fifteen men that we have heard from turkish media appearing to form what they call a saudi hit squad they arrived at istanbul's international airport the same day vanished in the washington post says communication plans to detain custody were intercepted by u.s. intelligence we're going to outside the saudi consulate in istanbul in a moment but we're starting with this from stephanie decker. turkish sources say these men arrived at istanbul airport with a mission to either abductor or kill. they flew into istanbul on the same day the saudi journalist was due to return to the consulate to finalize some paperwork they're suspected to have been inside the consulate would be entered the building around a quarter pas

engineers came up with that idea to use the large dots on certain streets. the plan calls for the new dots on the shoulders and center medians of some streets. the dots will hopefully stop drivers from performing doughnuts and other stunts. >>> if you're old enough to remember exactly where you were 29 years ago today, that is when the loma prieta earthquake forever changed the bay area. >> the 6.9 magnitude quake killed 63 people. it was centered in santa cruz but the hardest damage occurred miles away in locations including the bay bridge, san francisco's marina district and the old nimitz freeway. as a way to commemorate the day, san francisco firefighters today will host a quake safety fair in the sunset district. >> quite the day here. >>> 4:36 for you. coming up on "today in the bay," christmas already on the minds of retail stores. the big move target is making inside hundreds of its stores that will become a kid's wonderland. >>> and taking a live look outside the bay bridge toll plaza. things are getting busy. mike is keeping tabs on your morning co

dot com slash science on twitter d w underscore site tech and on facebook d.w. dot science. flowers open up to lure in their insect visitors like the bees live in communities sophisticated systems with a clear division of labor nurse bees look after the larvae worker bees build the honeycomb from wells and they fly out to collect nectar to make honey as a small these can do things they've never been able to do on their own that's what our web video is all about this week. how do these defy the wind. once a year honeybees head out to form a new colony. to rest during their search they gather under branches to huddle together. that scientists wanted to know how honeybees swarm holds together in the wind. so in the land they built these movable platforms to simulate winds. when the soma shake and the bees are exposed to extreme loads especially those directly on the board. these responded by spreading out. the flatter cone makes the small more stable. researchers track the movements of individual beanies and found that they crawl in the direction of the higher load. when all th

every day one on the dot the daily fresh company is in a hectic rush. dozens of trucks deliver fruit and vegetables tomatoes pears and strawberries from the netherlands in belgium the warehouse near rotterdam looks like a map of great britain melons to glasgow onions to edinburgh peppers to manchester and liverpool every day daily fresh sends one hundred twenty trucks by ferry across the english channel every minute in the supply chain is precisely timed but people here fear that could all grind to a halt of britain leaves the e.u. without a trade deal. it or sort of the overall control would have to introduce controls on all products especially vegetables and fruit sanitary checks for customs papers and that will be a real setback for us because the british and other third largest importer of dutch vegetables and i love authorities at the port of rotterdam aren't thrilled about the prospect they handle a large part of the trade with great britain almost ten percent of dutch exports go to united kingdom officials have long calculated what a hard bricks