but not in eastern europe.urope is a bit like, you know, those dependencies on fossil fuel. we bit like, you know, those dependencies on fossilfuel. we have ahead history of changing the way we do things. there were big industries in asbestos and tobacco and various polluta nts in asbestos and tobacco and various pollutants that in the past became a cce pta ble pollutants that in the past became acceptable and society had to change and adapt those people. to me, climate changes like the internet getting bigger every year and never going away. and if you are future looking, countries prepare themselves industrially for that. i think the eu will find a settlement of avoidance of being held back when the entire global economy is changing. think you very much for and ensuring your thoughts with us. let's go now to the paris air show where our reporter has been talking to the new boss of the european plane maker airbus. he is worried about the growing risk pieces of britain leaving the eu without a deal. he also had

i just got back from eastern and central europe. my first trip that involved bilateral meetings with foreign governments was a trip to eastern and central europe. for every country i visited, i relied heavily on adl work product, in fact the briefings are received from adl were a key part of my preparation in addition to all the government reports, a key part of my preparation and going to those countries and having specific strategies and specific asks. for ways we can improve upon the situation in those countries. and so i cannot thank you enough and your work product and your impact was literally in the last few weeks. before those visits, up to those countries in central and eastern europe, i want to tell you what also did. four weeks ago, 4 1/2 weeks ago and on llama shop i had the

troops in eastern europe amid polish dreams of building a 4th. u.s. president today told the polish president who does the u.s. is sending an extra $1000.00 troops to poland it's a move to bolster defenses against what is seen as a more aggressive russia also coming out breaks that hardliner boris johnson makes a play to become the next british prime minister the former mayor of london promising to lead the u.k. out of the european union johnson is the front runner in the race to replace to resubmit. and police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in hong kong authorities accuse them of organized but the demonstrators say they will not go well with an extradition agreement with china to become law. it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says the united states is preparing to send at least 1000 more troops to poland and he is cautioning that not all of the details have been finalized yet the president making those remarks today while meeting his polish counterpart in the white house says the additional troops could be moved to polan

and we tell a story of the je ws coming from eastern and central europe and we imagine them poor and coming to the lower east side or other urban neighborhoods, and struggling economically and american jaous generally this is true though it's a simplified story they generally get more money overall. and the communities are a little more stable. we might say. so to look back at the food that we imagine our ancestors eating, it tells a story of who we are and who we think our ancestors and communal ancestors were. >> is that the way food at a holiday celebration works? a passover, a dinner table and even the wedding or baby naming that sort of a thing. >> absolutely. way that we find meaning in our lives, in our gilives, in our community lives is always built around food. i am most interested in the food outside of those big religious celebrations. i don't know where alex would point us, but i am interested in the ever yes day food of our lives and how that tells us who we are in the world. >> fascinating. we will take another break and come back to a continue this conversation in just

i just got back from eastern and central europe. my first trip that involved bilateral meetings with foreign governments was a trip to eastern and central europe and for every country i visited, i relied heavily on adl's work product. the briefings i received from adl were a key part of my preparation in addition to all of our government resource, a key part of my preparation in going to those countries and having specific strategies and specific asks for ways we can improve upon the situation in those countries. so i cannot thank you enough and your work products and your impact was felt literally in the last few weeks. to thoseose visits countries in central and eastern europe, i want to tell you what else i did. four weeks ago, four and-a-half , i had a great privilege to participate in the first-ever official united states government delegation to march of the living. [applause] elon: that's right. ,ix united states ambassador's ambassadors to poland, israel, germany, the vatican, switzerland, spain, and i marched arm in arm, sho

troops in eastern europe amid polish dreams of building a fort trump. u.s. president trump today told polish president duda the u.s. is sending an extra 1000 troops to poland. it is a move to bolster defenses against what is seen as a more aggressive russia. alalso coming up tonight, police fire tear gas to disperse protesters in hong kong. police accuse the protesters of organized rioting, but the demonstrators say they will not allow an extradition agreement with china to become law. and police in russia arrest hundreds of supporters of the investigative journalist ivan golunov. he was released yesterday in a rare u-turn by authorities after prosecutors admitted there was no evidence that he had dealt or sold drugs. campaigners say he was framed. and a taste of first class flying without even leaving the ground. the once neglected airline terminal in new york which is now offering the last word in luxury. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. u.s. president donald trump says the united states is

eastern europe relies more on coal for energy, there consensus, eastern europe relies more on coalforrgy, there is a difference and that is the difficulty? i'm not surprised that it wasn't necessarily agreed last night. but that it is being debated and that the goal would be net zero by 2050 shows how policy is tightening and we have seen the uk come to this position, increasing its targets. this is triggered by the ipcc report last year, which showed what the impact of 1.5 degrees would be versus two degrees and the gain there would be to avoid that half a degree increase. where does the responsibility lie? governments have to move, but companies as well. where is the balance of responsibility? companies as well. where is the balance of responsibility7m companies as well. where is the balance of responsibility? it is a societal decision and it is vital that we have policy. but businesses are the main delivery engine of the transition and will provide the products, services and the low carbon energy that will change our lives. so they need to be on board and preparing and investing. m

in serbia this is warnings of wondering thunderstorms might produce brief flooding anywhere in eastern europe could have been subject to this as well the hot weather is talking to the west and sort of pushing the hot weather out of the way again is this cold front across the bay of biscay in northern spain so passes a 25 as your example 30 in southern france we see 3132 recently so this is generally fairly warm up as far north as probably denmark beyond that you can see the line of green which is rain rather than thunderstorms these are thunderstorms there are some pretty heavy downpours in turkey recently there repeatable for the next 2 days slow moving big downpours and you can see the potential exists elsewhere in eastern europe passes down to 20 in london or search 20 on thursday so fresh air behind if you like 22 this mass is probably going to be sundry as well expect some fireworks in the skies in switzerland and that is all quiet although there are showers as fast as the tip of italy the clouds you might see in north africa is doing no more than just being a bit of cloud inland term sh

we hear from dependent eastern europe. plus plain speaking.l brexit. and on markets, us stocks hit a new record hybrid asian stocks hit a new record hybrid asian stocks may take a breather at the end of their best week since january. and oil surges again on those rising tensions with

particularly affected eastern europe many polish farmers went broke and even committed suicide. sometimes i can't account for as i was of on the get on line with what our plan will put on the ground are not honest. on these it floods the young and behaved often at 5 am on a horse i'm going to get stuck the doesn't on to other kind of a no harm police don't get us and then let's see in the arm in the pool in their finish line swung the smitten off in a position logged on does dance with all the folks nuts wasn't armed. officer. told him to get up. to serve begins. sounds it. did for the web in one. context. back to where they were back here again 15 feet apart at this point. and we're back with concrete came foop founder of the came validation rule as a child survived an appalling strike in a vietnam war talking about children affected by armed conflicts how did your life . take its course after you recovered i mean you obviously a very courageous woman who followed the dream established as beautiful organization helps tons of people born about you as a woman and as i look at you

i can only remind all 11 countries of central and eastern europe, no mvp was elected to the european t view between western europe and eastern europe. does that mean that people in those countries don't care about climate change? they care, but they are afraid if they are done in an unsustainable way it could damage the economies. the phasing out in terms of power plants and opinions of central and eastern europe should be more sustainable. with the european union offered for their economic support to counterbalance any economic hit i came from climate change? that would be nice. i think would be welcome but also one thing that would be welcome if the nuclear energy is also included into the zero carbon mix which is unfortunate is still not the case. he was a different perspective, president of the greens in the european parliament. it's very important that we get a fundamental change we have climate protection and a social era and we care but the fundamental rights of people like refugees but also on the rule of law and many member states. they want a commitment to be carbon neutral,

i mean i heard about these alternative therapy programs and eastern europe and georgia it's true that all story good ones well you know all. the hard is being treated at the alien office therapy center. he and his wife are accompanied by an interpreter. after eckart had heart surgery the surgical scars became infected with bacteria the infection spread to the membrane that surrounds the sternum or breastbone. he had numerous surgeries an antibiotic treatments to try to correct the problem but nothing worked. for. older child and the therapy in germany didn't work and that's i tried everything. during my last hospital stay in germany i came to the conclusion that the usual therapy surgery and i had no effect at all those limits of the infections always came back quickly as they give us. the so 2 stone to go before a. new rule that one doctor actually recommended removing the entire sternum was also the owner or i didn't like that idea at all so i started looking for alternatives. and i decided that this program in georgia might work and get all the room furnished with. cards and his me

eastern europe, central europe and much of southern europe. why is your support so patchy?an still talk about a green wave because in germany we are the second party there. among the young voters that there. among the young voters that the biggest one. but also france, going south we are the third party and an incredible progressive opposition party to president macron so we opposition party to president macron so we do say we opposition party to president macron so we do say we are opposition party to president macron so we do say we are advancing but you are right, we would have loved to see a bigger result in the south, although we are also having a member from portugal in our parliamentarian group so in the south we are catching up. you are absolutely right that the green wave to the central and eastern europe, that we would have loved to have done better. we did well in austria and lithuania and we have included the check pirates, we are at 7a members because the check pirates decided to become members of the green group in the european parliament so also that you see

not too long ago, i was in eastern europe. and a young woman, who was a , very young -- and europe, -- in europe, you elect immediately after graduating with a law degree to go either in the government or to be a practitioner. the two did not meet again. and law in those countries of the world is an undergraduate degree. there are only four countries in the world -- south africa, united states, canada, and china have graduate law schools. that gives us the opportunity to of loyaltyaffinity come up confidence, of mutual dependence between bench, bar, and the academy. it does not exist in other countries. this young woman said there are two tragedies in my country. one is that the rule of law is disappearing. two is that many of my countrymen now, but -- that many of my countrymen know, but few seem to care. the will of laws under attack. havend mrs. bolch shared with me in many experiences. in the last few decades of the last century, it looked like democracy was on the rise everywhere. and after the first decade of this country

troops in eastern europe dreams of building a fort. was president today told the polish president the u.s. is sending an extra $1000.00 troops to poland it's a move to bolster defenses against what is seen as a more aggressive russia also.

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particularly affected eastern europe many polish vamos went broke and he committed suicide. because. it. was a kind of a. dozen in let's say in the. middle east. i. love. $3200.00 miners in chile have voted to strike against codelco the world's largest largest copper producing company after contracts. talks broke down workers at the chukchi come out of mine which produces about 450000 tons of copper annually voted to begin their strike on friday after could delco responded to the demands on health care costs and pensions with an offer of a 1.2 percent raise and a one time benefits package of about $20000.00 to delco management insisted that their offer was serious responsible and realistic the company cited competition from china as limiting what they could offer workers the mind and the harsh outcome a desert is the largest open pit copper mine on earth and condell co-produces produces about one 3rd of the global copper supply. and in other south american metals news the bolivian government says it will build at least 14 new plants within 5 years as part of the so large a u

them from getting smallpox so it's the same kind of idea they found of wild boar this is also in eastern europe it's been a popular it's been a problem african swine fever has been a problem as well but with with strains of the virus that are quite as as a variant as the one that's that's hitting in china right now so they basically isolated a strain of this virus from a pig in eastern europe they attenuated that that means they weaken to even more and then they they they gave it to 18 wild boar piglets and lo and behold that also made them then immune to the more very ill in form of the disease of african of africans. that's now currently such a scourge in china so this is a pretty complex process if it is successful how long would it actually take to implement its very very early days of a very small scale study and they showed some proof of concept but they're going to have to go through a lot of safety tests and also to just to see how much of the virus is enough to do . to cause this immune effect there is one positive aspect of it as well which is that the pigs the wild pigs that were inv

eastern europe central and eastern europe in the midst of the heatwave, with temperatures in excess ofhern and central parts of the uk still getting rainfall. the south—west of parts of britain as well. wales, heavy rain, scotland and northern ireland, a very different story. by the end of the night the thinking is that the south—east will slowly start to dry out. they may even be some sunshine first thing in the morning. let's pick up on that forecast on tuesday. here is the weather front. it is not com pletely here is the weather front. it is not completely stationary, it is moving very slowly to the north so the anticipation is that we will get lots of rainfall around yorkshire, the pennines, the of england, and the pennines, the of england, and the south—west. to the north of that, in scotland and northern ireland, it is a case of sunny spells and some sunshine in the south—east and central and southern england, but here we could see some thunderstorms developing. there could still be some big downpours on the way for tuesday. the heaviest of the way for tuesday. the heaviest of th

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central eastern europe temperatures hovering around the 30 mark and these green streaks here well they are thunderstorms they're wandering around some pretty big ones to you in a line anywhere from bulgaria through remaining up towards russia russia moscow is 30 persistent slow moving temperatures drop by about 3 degrees in most cases not huge and despite the fact that things are moving in the west in central and eastern europe is looking fine and unchanging apart from those thunderstorms 31 degrees in vienna in the sunshine quite hot whereas western europe you wouldn't think it was june really which is not a reliable wants i know but there's a lot of rain potential for the southern alps now it's all over land so the difference over the mediterranean north africa isn't great the wind direction tends to direct the temperature is still quite well in carbonite exceptional 2036 and that's when it 40 but the coasts of morocco and algeria is still quite cool middle to low twenty's. after decades of being programmed with instructions data hungry computers can only on their own identifying pat

hell or much of eastern europe is still warm and occasionally sundry but not as bad as it was you cannot say the same further west that kill a cow that obvious could have clout of the british isles has brought winds gusting about a 140 kilometers per hour across the ship open is not as vicious as it was but it's hardly june is it it's rather more like march or maybe october certainly not the middle of the early part of summer but there it is all the same is on its way across the north sea taking the wind the rain with it towards scandinavia brushing the low countries on the way the temperatures have dropped hugely and with the sun that they recover a little bit 20 in paris 17 in london still shooty different to central eastern europe still with that line of grain we suggest henri whether or dancer remain which is already suffered some pretty awful flash flooding from what happened just a few days ago in the same situation now was western europe has come down by the end of sunday the legacy of slight change in the wind direction is still to be found in morocco and algeria not much certain

you saw more presence of nato troops throughout eastern europe, that's poland as well as the baltics. and the number of jets and f-35s that poland is going to be purchasing. some of them have vertical take off capabilities. there's going to be an air show. it's rare to have an air show, a fly over, over the white house. >> you know i like a plane. the president says he's going to -- f-35s are going to fly. is that really going to happen? >> by all indications, it's going to happen. we've been briefed on this. we can't give you the precise time. the president is saying 1:55. if you can be on the other side of the river, that's the best place to watch that air show. it will be impressive. it's rare to have an air somehow -- >> that's going to be incredible. >> ali velshi is more than just someone who likes aviation. he's a pilot. let's talk about the -- >> i feel like that was a little sarcastic. >> let's talk about his certifications. night certified? >> very, very small. >> it's everything in my world. let's talk about poland and the president's relationship with poland and the simila

much cooler on saturday and stay that way on sunday but the want to still in europe it's more in eastern europe now where it's been actually for a couple of weeks almost break by that cold front as it pushes into the thirty's well not temperatures back and of course in hans's the random thunderstorms have been drifting through germany in poland just recently so orders them into a proper line temperatures there for on sunday will be about 10 degrees lower in some places and this line of green here well this massive great is potentially very big thunderstorms again with hail even a small chance for tornadoes and the wind damage is on the cards has already happened after all behind it all things are warming up actually from a low base 20 in london 22 in paris and the sun is out in madrid rather cloudy picture is true for all of spain extends into north africa too we're left with a warming scene there was some trees as they should be for us all over europe for the middle the end of june as we nearly are only as the north africa with fresh showers the onshore breeze has brought tempers down little b

project that ships gas from russia to the baltic sea to germany has put berlin is at olds with eastern europe and the u.s. who worry about moscow tightening its hold on europe via crucial energy supply lines. construction is a ready well underway and if all goes to plan the north stream 2 pipeline will be completed by the end of this year it will cover a distance of 1200 kilometers under set to run parallel to an existing pipeline north stream one. the new roof is expected to transport some 55000000000 cubic meters of gas from russia to germany each year the pipeline means russia could meet more than half of germany's demand for gas opponents of the project say europe will become overly dependent on moscow to meet its energy needs among the biggest critics is u.s. president donald trump who has threatened to impose sanctions on companies involved in the project. one country that's yet to give north stream to the final go ahead is denmark something that analysts attribute to lobbying from washington and it's not just geopolitical issues at play profits are also a factor the u.s. is keen to inc

plunge as a writer after living in london for some years she moved to the bombed out region in eastern europe which straddles serbia rumania and hungry this is where 1st novel summer resort is set that's the book we have for you this week in the 100 must reads. this is what most people in europe pray for all year. the smell of sweat the sun in your eyes why go around outside with a book so how about a book about summer. and. esther kinski his debut novel summer. sort isn't as a deal like as it sounds it's about the hottest summer in memory and middle of nowhere post communist hungary the sun is blazing dust covers the landscape the people are working for a pittance and the carcasses are run over dogs are rotting in the streets everyone who can afford to is trying to beat the oppressive heat down at the a little holiday resort by the river. there are the locals tell who's just left his wife for a pretty new comer using his wife who can't believe it and lots of botching the junk dealer whose entire pride is the swimming pool he has just ordered and then there are the people who've come here on

so plenty of thundery downpour is expected again across central and eastern europe.ng. but the mediterranean is fairly consistent at the moment, find and settled inside me, not going to disappoint for those find and settled sunny, not going to disappoint for those heading for warmer climate and summer sunshine. temperature perhaps into the mid—and high 20s. that's how it's looking across europe but i can tell you for the city forecast for the next few days, it's a little bit hit and miss. they will continue to seep thunder and downpour hopefully easing away into the early half of next week to dry and sunny weather. and we had had thunder and downpour across the uk, thursday looks like a bad sunshine and showers, dry by the weekend and fingers crossed it's alittle warmer too. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. borisjohnson extends his lead over his nearest rivaljeremy hunt in the latest round, in the contest to become, the uk's next prime minister. the un says there's credible evidence linking saudi arabia's crown prince to the murder of the journalist, ja

venezuela falls to sort of western intervention alyssum as this happened in places like russia and eastern europe. do you think you could have a change what change will look like a latin america. yeah well i believe if the u. if n. is way low falls to another u.s. supported to as many countries have throughout the world but particularly in the america i think history has shown that it will not be good for the venezuelan people the u.s. wants to turn venezuela back into the republic you know you hear the term banana republic for years venezuela was the u.s. is oil republic that's what it wants to do it wants to put the power back in the hands of the rich oligarchs by the way mostly white oligarchs and take away the power that's been given under the boat of oriental revolution to indigenous people afro venezuelans poor the poor and working class people and i am certain that a u.s. backed coup will set venezuela back many decades and really be damaging to all. thank you so much dan koval eric new book the plot to overthrow the venice whale go out and get yourself a copy thank you so much for helping

so you can look in central and eastern europe, some west european countries, this is not a uniformly welcomed development. for the past decade or so, maybe even a little more, europe has been on a trajectory of increasing its independence. decreasing its reliance on russian gas as part of the mix in europe. this project actually reverses that trend. so the motivation behind the legislation is clearly to try to top that development, stop the reincrease of dependence on russian gas from both the source and the hard means of supply and i think we agree with that -- with the thrust of that legislation. senator johnson: if sanctions were imposed on those companies building the pipeline would that complicate your job? mr. volker: not at all. in that respect i think everyone knows that there are many issues out here but the fundamental issue is one of russia knowing exactly what it's doing in fighting in yeern ukraine and trying to use that -- in eastern ukraine and trying to use that to gain enflunes. we have differences of view over nordstream but fundamentally agree with where the issues

says he's increased wages to 17 pounds an hour but still can't find enough fruit pickers from eastern europe. all wages have gone up. 19 percent in 2 years. 9 percent last year 10 percent the year before the numbers returning less 10 percent last year and that will be catastrophic for the farm businesses and also for the whole u.k. economy you say you voted for bracket do you regret that decision now. no because it's still right to to get a clean break through which we just don't seem to be getting. and you know we should still have free movement of people to you know to to keep on a sustainable economy 3 years ago there were 4 workers for every job but now there are 15000 unfilled positions in britain many eastern europeans prefer to work on the continent now as conditions have improved many farmers that have adopted the so-called tabletop farming method which means workers no longer have to stoop. to people coming to. the netherlands doing a really good job in terms of governmental support for workers' tax breaks growers have invested heavily in the farms in genyen the netherlands and the

troops in eastern europe polish dreams of building a fort. us president today told polish president that the u.s. may send an extra 2000 troops to poland it's a move to bolster defenses against what is seen as a more aggressive. also coming up tonight. police fired tear gas to disperse protesters in hong kong a chance standoff between.

for flouting democratic values and last but not least the germany's months played his advantage eastern europe life him a lot more than his social democrat opponent for some months would be about doesn't have enough political experience to become commission president a candidate must receive $21.00 of the blocks 28 votes veba is still far from that goal was really making this race so difficult france and germany disagree about who should get the job the french president even when my column doesn't want to be limited to the 3 candidates putting him at odds with the german chancellor and. american if the 2 conduct 3 the carousel could change direction and a dark horse candidate could enter the race. earlier i asked our brussels correspondent gary masse this to tell us more about the use powerful top job and why it's become so contentious bryan you always have a tug of war when it comes to the top job in the european commission for a number of reasons really because everything comes into play here over tonight's dinner when e.u. leaders will make that 1st step towards finding a new hat for the eu

they are from southern and eastern europe, but they are often feared in the same ways. they are predominantly catholic or eastern orthodox or jewish. they seem to be unassimilable. african-americans are starting to move in what will become the great migration, migrating from the rural south to the urban south to the urban north. close to two million african americans move from the south to the north between 1890 and 1910. many northern whites are confronted with mixed populations for the first time. the transition of african-americans to urban life is difficult. they are predominantly rural people, not used to city life, facing, obviously, segregation in the north as well as the south, horrible overcrowded conditions, pitiful public health, lack of safe utilities face many residents. there is a bit of a chicken-egg debate among more privileged americans. are these new immigrants and african americans from the south the cause of the poor conditions, or are the poor conditions thus producing the inequalities that are evident for all americans to see? this is a central ques

range or into eastern europe. there is a natural evolution that we have this additional capabilities to shore up their nuclear capabilities. it is maritime, space-counterspace, and that is another area rich for discussion. it is a whole modernization of multiple domains. we have been involved in a ct fight and they have watched us in desert storm. they have watched us in 2003 and they saw the capability and the u.s. military and took note of the lacking capability they had and have made investments to shore up their other weaknesses. rebecca: the director commented in his initial remarks that a lot of these modernization efforts the chinese and russians are taking are happening now whereas even though the united , states has a modernization plan and program, we are not seeing the fruit for that for years. you mention the fact that we have the b61 gravity bomb, compared to with the russians and chinese are having in terms of that capability. i hear that it is in response, but in my view, we are the ones that are as

southern france and also spain is really hot at the moment but the heat will also proceed to eastern europe so 3638 percent in poland that's what we are expecting east of germany and poland for example put this in context for us on and on a normal day we're looking at temperatures of what well in july temperatures like $28.00 or $29.00 now more pot off more often possible of course it can exceed 30 degrees easily in the room but this will be the 1st of all the hottest june on record in germany and it will also the all time record of $40.00 degrees in germany what might also be. reached tomorrow it's a few there's a 5050 chance that it will be reached i was a good 40 degrees celsius in sydney in 2006 and even the sydney side as i say you know nobody left the house that it was about so that's something to look forward to this is dangerous there isn't it is dangerous for many people yes of course if your if you have problems with your with your or. if you are already sick or if you are small children older people are really in. danger so it's a really problem if you forget to drink something o