tour now this balcones trip was designed specifically to reassure eastern european allies of washington's commitment to their security and of the u.s. commitment to nato we truly believe the future of the western balkans is in the west and we look forward to reaffirming the commitment of the united states to build the relationships that will strengthen the ties between the european community the western balkans and the united states of america and that commitment will be on full display as soon as next month when nato conducts a full scale military exercise along russia's western border with some hundred thousand troops but the words from the vice president doesn't seem to align with the sentiments of the president and as we know the president reluctantly signed into law the veto proof sanctions against russia but then this morning he tweeted this he said our relationship with russia is that an all time very dangerous low you can take congress the same people that can't even give us health care now president trump they are clearly showing his discontent with where the u.s. russia relation

new figures suggest migrants from eastern and central european countries have been returning home.e'll look at whether the shift is a consequence of brexit. also this lunchtime: the number of students getting top gcse grades in maths and english has fallen slightly — after the introduction of new tougher exams. the husband of the woman knocked down and killed by a speeding cyclist in london calls for a change in the law, to tackle irresponsible and reckless behaviour. i'm asking that the law catches up, as it is doing with technology, with social media, with all of these things. i'm just asking that the law catches up. the mobile phone group dixons carphone issues a profits warning — it says increasingly expensive handsets has led to a slump in people buying. and aged between a0 and 60? get out on regular brisk walks, says public health england — to prevent cancer, heart disease and poor mental health. and coming up in the sport on bbc news: efl holders man united have been drawn against burton in the third round of the cup. leicester, arsenal and west ham are also in the mix. good

, and that's been driven by emigration of eastern european citizens who are returning for work.ffice for national statistics figures show a sharp rise in people from the so—called eu8 countries leaving the uk. but migration experts say the overall net migration figure is still too high. the level is still 250,000 a year. that's a massive number for net migration and that's what's going to drive our population up by half a million every year for the indefinite future. and that means building a city the size of birmingham every two years. this cafe in west london serves scandinavian cuisine but advertising for new staff is proving increasingly expensive. it normally costs £200. but that shot up to more than £2,000 this summer. i might not choose london because of brexit and what will happen next year and the year after. they want some form of security and knowledge that they are allowed to stay and work in the country that they are choosing to go to. finding staff here may be difficult, but the government says it wants to get immigration even lower. labour warns, though, that coul

the stereotypical eastern european crop picker, could that be automated?botics could cover that but not in the short term so you have got to try to recruit more locally and that's what's really concerning a lot of businesses and that's why a lot of them are lobbying the home office ha rd them are lobbying the home office hard in continuing some transitional arrangement so they have access to additional labour in what they believe will be a very uncertain time in the future. if anyone is looking at you now, it thinking is this a good thing or a bad thing, why doesn't dominic say, it is because we are entering a different time? yes, the economics before this began was different, poland was a poorer country. the key market many of those workers may have gone to, germany, used transitional controls to say you cannot come in just now, the uk took a different decision saying we will let them in and we had this enormous flood of these workers in the uk. we are many years down list. you won't see these communities disappear. as of today there is a record number of

eastern on the david rubenstein show. botc coming up with europeanst of sanctions. in venezuela. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: time for the global battle of the charts where we look at the most telling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. you can access them on the bloomberg. kicking things off, it has been a longtime. hello. >> thank you. today, my truck conveys that optimism on the sell side is returning big-time in europe. strategist predicting a 4% to 5% upside for european stocks between now and the end of the year. it has been difficult this summer to be optimistic about european equities because of the strength of the euro. that has been a significant drag on the equity market. going into the fall, strategists are becoming more optimistic on the buy side and hearing good things. hearing that the investors think the drag from the euro will taper off into september, october. and european equities may have strength left in them to rally before the end of the year. mark: you can find that chart at >> 2072. mark: she has the regional

and it points out that migration from the eu is higher than it was for the eastern european states keyen and things like this. you hang that there might be other ta kes you hang that there might be other takes on this. take us to the ft. they have a different take. and in my opinion, a more balanced it. it covers my opinion, a more balanced it. it cove rs it my opinion, a more balanced it. it covers it more comprehensively, the point about overseas students that ros mansion. it points out that it was believed that 100,000 overseas didn't overstayed, in fact the actual figure is 4600. that is greater dramatic fall. it is quite interesting that in the express the same story is presented the government closing down bogus colleges, largely, thisjust seems a long piece of counting summer. you'd bridges that many overseas student ofa saint bridges that many overseas student of a saint by closing down bogus colleges. inmates also the point that already there has been a 17% fall in farm workers applying to, during the summer, and for people wanting to take upjobs in nursing, so wanting to take

the modern slavery unit, acting on intelligence that young, eastern european women are being exploited prostitutes. the priority is to get to the women, to reassure them. we can help safeguard you and see if there's anything else we can do. and then they're led away to a place of safety, perhaps to the beginning of something better than this. this is people's lives that it's affecting, so it's essential that we get it right in how we investigate and how we identify. we have seen an increase in these offences. we're not afraid to tackle it and go and take it on. i'm arresting you now on suspicion of modern slavery... taking it on means that as well as rescues there are arrests. so a successful operation, arrests have been made and victims are being recovered. but in many ways all of this isjust the beginning. the women from the brothel have now arrived at a safe location, specialists from the palm cove charity piecing together their stories. and how did you travel here? they can choose to enter the national referral mechanism, which offers safe housing and support. but it only lasts 45

for some eastern europeans, brexit has been the trigger to go. leaving london for poland this afternoon, and some of the passengers won't come back. among the crowds, telecoms technician daniel, who is heading back to romania at christmas. he says the atmosphere in britain has changed. i think they are a little bit racist with us, with the european people. yeah, for that reason. that's why you are planning to leave? yeah, and also because sterling is going down, you know? we want to go there, because we can find good jobs for the same money. at this chicken hatchery in west oxfordshire, they've become reliant on workers from the so—called e8 countries, nations thatjoined the eu in 2004, like poland. it's allowed their business to expand, year—on—year. but suddenly, almost as many people from e8 countries are leaving britain as arriving. for workers at this farm, brexit was a sort of watershed. over the last 12 months or so, it's just got worse and worse. people have thought about it more and more and it's now becoming a reality. this isn't someth

refugees and migrants is apparently falling apart i mean in the beginning it was mostly the eastern european states like hungary and poland in the baltic states being against that used welcoming policy for the migrants and refusing to taken more and more refugees but now we're hearing more voices of this content from other countries as well particularly italy which really has been bearing the brunt of the migrants are the refugees arriving from africa as well as the middle east in search of a better life in europe since the beginning of this year we're talking about new the one hundred thousand migrants who have arrived in italy and we can really see that things are reaching a boiling point and situation is particularly worsening in the small italian town of then so meekly our locals have been protesting against building a new refugee shelter for under age migrants. who took a look at did you doubt it we are on the police a minute approached a friend of mine and got into his car he was trying to say to her bag we can't handle the situation anymore i don't blame this people i blame the govern

the old ones don't disappear, they will probably go to eastern european countries or africa.he omissions will still say hi in these countries. it is important these vehicles also get by changing the hardware of the vehicles. laila: the summit was attended by auto executives and premiers of states who all have a vested interest in this. what is the incentive for them to come up with solutions? peter: there -- the politicians are under a lot of pressure because the course in the cities are taking action very quickly. otherwise, there is a threat of combustion engine bans. that is high pressure on them and that is why he saw the meeting today trying to find solutions so these diesel b ans can be avoided. laila: let us talk a little more about the ban. britain and france want to ban diesel cars for 2040. you think diesel cars will slowly be phased out before that time? peter: yes, i think they will disappear within the next few years. there are an expensive technology. on the other hand, electric vehicles get cheaper over time. it won't take many years before people see the diese

and that's been driven by emigration of eastern european citizens.statistics figures show a rise in people from the so—called eu 8 countries leaving the uk. but experts say the net migration figure is still too high. the level is still quarter of a million a year. that is a massive number for net migration. that is what is going to drive our population up by half a million every year for the indefinite future. so that means building a city the size of birmingham every two years. this cafe in london serves scandinavian food, but advertising for staff is proving expensive. it normally costs £200, but now it is £2,000. they may not choose london because of brexit and what might happen and they want some form of security and knowledge they can stay and work in the country. finding staff here may be difficult, but the government said it wants to get immigration even lower. labour says that could harm the economy. we welcome people from around the world and people from all over europe who, three million of whom, are in the country, contributing to our soci

if people are not coming from those eastern european countries, or from eastern european countries and get the staff to fill positions? well, the best way to deal with a staff shortage is either to raise wages to bring people into your sector or better still to raise productivity. there's no sense in having more and more people coming into this country. we have three million—plus from europe, 8 million altogether migrant ‘s in britain and they make a valuable contribution, most of them. but i think people are fed up with endless inflows putting pressure on housing, on the health service, and so on. we've got to find a way to run our economy which doesn't mean hundreds of thousands of people arriving and staying every year. the ons say they don't know whether these figures are evidence of a long—term trend, what's your sense? i think they are right to be cautious, there's been a lot of nonsense talked about the difficulties that europeans will face in britain after brexit. they're virtually certain to be guaranteed at least the same rights as british citizens. so frankly, i think they c

citizens from eastern european countries make up a significant chunk of this number with an increase58% in departures. employers have a deal for the government to come up with a clear policy explaining the status of e.u. nationals in brexit britain. a criticism shared by the u.k.'s opposition leader, jeremy corbyn. >> you have to look at the effects of greg -- of migration and the lack of people working in public service and nhs and england are facing problems because of the number of -- e.u.-u.k.oming divorce has had a significant impact on migration flows. with the country now bracing for rexedus.led b molly: charles as no more has been honored with a star on the hollywood boulevard. -- has the details. [applause] prolific legend in france and beyondnd. he has received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. star, i can be a little bitidered californian because i have my daughter here and my grandchildren, so the grandfather is american. recorded and has written thousands of songs in multiple languages and produced to those wholbums work standshis alongside that is other icons such a

marines been preparing for world war three with the help of a combo simulator set in an unnamed eastern european country with russian speaking insurgents trouble is real look more closely it seems to be little resemblance to reality. no thanks. to the first. thanks. for. thanks for watching today just trying to check it out his facebook page and the folks on twitter too i'm kevin o. and thanks for watching this latest news update all programs continue straight after the break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporation corporations from washington to washington the media the media folks voters elected to businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people of seeing stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products the said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i

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have been preparing for world war three with the help of a calm but simulator set in an unarmed eastern european country with russian speaking insurgents trouble is it seems there's little resemblance to reality. no the first place that the for. a leader that for i'm kevin always thinks watching more live use must just thirty minutes time more of a great program is right after this break. never let me. get. in. touch with. these two different. groups. one else seemed wrong but all in all just don't call. me all that you get to shape out of this thing comes to educate and it gains from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i'm after transit we're going underground on the day of the sched jewel release of u.s. whistleblower chelsea manning coming up in the show was manning tortured by the obama administration for revealing american lawlessness we speak to former cia officer ray mcgovern about u.s. violations of international law plus wiki leaks joseph farallon the united states designing software there was responsible for the cyber attac

marines been preparing for world war three with the help of a simulator is set in an unnamed eastern european country with russian speaking surgeons is this little resemblance to reality apparently. no. thanks being with us or if you want to run the world that's how the news is shaping up from our t. this wednesday morning my name is kevin i know but with the next round up for you in thirty minutes live from h.q. and as always check at dot com for the latest twenty four seven ready. oh ok are you really right there at that one employer that. it's. thanks. thanks. thanks. greetings and salutations i think it can be said in no simpler terms than this talk watchers the world is awash in weapons and weapon technology which means that when you add in the chaos theory society our society operates on one shouldn't be surprised when a new report released monday by the international institute for strategic strategic studies alludes that north korea's sudden summer success an international ballistic missile testing and development could be traced back to possible black market purchases of soviet era ro

repeatedly delayed and it faces or objections from countries such as hungry and poland and other eastern european states it does seem that just among the heads of germans going to the polls here to elect the new chancellor what we're going to see is germany going back to the dublin treaty and returning those asylum applicants it finds in the country but that situation in greece well it was deemed unfit back in twenty eleven it hasn't really improved so far so we're still waiting for the reasoning why germany has taken this decision right now to return those almost four hundred asylum applicants to greece why now still remains unanswered ok thanks peter was artie's peter oliver there. now still ahead this hour there's something not right with america's voting system apparently will tell you about the claims and who might be to blame after the break. seemed wrong but. just don't hold. me. to shame how to stay active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate it's full o

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member states that's been held up also there's opposition from the likes of hungary poland other eastern european states to that happening at all but this is what we're seeing now coming from germany there will be returns of refugees in the silent applicants from germany to greece with no no word exactly why they've made this decision but as i say it does come just well a little over a month ahead of germans going to the polls here to elect who will be the next chancellor of the country. that was peter over there for us in berlin. now meanwhile there is something not right with america's voting system will tell you about the claims and who might be to blame after the break. the world. according. to. the united states in california alone several times these have been found to have substantially more registered. citizens more haze. voter fraud a subject that seen fierce debate in recent u.s. politics but the current president and his opponent's trading barbs over claims and counterclaims flying back and forth every time voter fraud occurs it cancels out the vote of a lawful citizen and undermines d

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basically the one built one road ends in a lot of eastern european countries there china's billy high speed rail between serbia in romania so not only is washington d.c. asleep at the wheel but so is berlin when he says europe now wants infrastructure investment they go to beijing they don't go to berlin so this going to be able to one bill one road it serves a few purposes number one it gets it stops any foreign country i united states blocking chinese oil imports down in the straits of malacca near singapore they've got another transportation row over land and there is high speed rail now from china to europe going in two weeks where the sea row six weeks so china's miller power the second purposes that has the takes up a lot of excess capacity in the steel industry and these other types of infrastructure type of companies that need to export markets so. china has done an amazing job to you politically and so the station and now in central asia and these are the types of things we used to do in america reese to come and build the bridges the roads give the loans for that and develop

richer nations will try to reach a deal with eastern european states at a summit in october.grips america with the second highest jackpot ever of $700 million. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared, "i have a dream." as darkness falls tonight, an unfamiliar light will appear in the south—eastern sky. an orange, glowing disc that is brighter than anything save the moon — our neighbouring planet mars. there is no doubt that this election is an important milestone in the birth of east timor as the world's newest nation. it will take months, and billions of dollars, to repair what katrina achieved injust hours. three weeks is the longest the great clock has been off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clockmaker john vernon swung the pendulum to set the clock going again. good to have you with us on bbc news. the latest headlines: on the frontline in syria. president assad's forces re—take more territory from the so—called islamic st

the modern slavery unit, acting on intelligence that young, eastern european women are being exploitedes. the priority is to get to the women, to reassure them. we can help safeguard you and see if there's anything else we can do. and then they're led away to a place of safety, perhaps to the beginning of something better than this. this is people's lives that it's affecting, so it's essential that we get it right in how we investigate and how we identify. we have seen an increase in these offences. we're not afraid to tackle it and go and take it on. i'm arresting you now on suspicion of modern slavery... taking it on means that as well as rescues there are arrests. so a successful operation, arrests have been made and victims are being recovered. but in many ways all of this isjust the beginning. the women from the brothel have now arrived at a safe location, specialists from the palm cove charity piecing together their stories. and how did you travel here? they can choose to enter the national referral mechanism, which offers safe housing and support. but it only lasts 45 days and t

i don't know just like a weird eastern european accent and he would sort of stay in character while directing so is this a direct. experience with directed by and he's the european yeah. now you recently were in the news. to share your story about being asked to wear a bikini he draws you edition what was that about well i think that it was sort of an offhand story that got wildly misconstrued because i was sort of misquoted and the perception was that i was maybe asked to get totally topless in an audition which was not the case the question i had been asked to was about auditioning and my character has a tough time auditioning in glo and is auditioning as hard you know how does auditioning now compare to the one nine hundred eighty s. and i was sort of trying to point out that in a lot of ways it's not very different when you're an actor starting out there are mild humiliations that you suffer all the time i was i was there the producers. i mean isn't there always no i think i can in terms of this show in particular entourage you know i knew that i was going in to audition for bikini girl n

for many eastern europeans, the time has come to go. the triggers, brexit and the falling pound. crowds at london's coach station, daniel, who is handing back to romania at christmas. he said leave voters had driven him out.” romania at christmas. he said leave voters had driven him out. i think they are a little bit racist with they are a little bit racist with the european people. for that reason. that is why you are planning to leave? yes, and also because sterling is going down, you know? we wa nt to sterling is going down, you know? we want to go there, because we can find good jobs for the same money. at this chicken hatchery in west 0xfordshire, they have become reliant on workers from countries like poland that joined reliant on workers from countries like poland thatjoined the eu in 2004. it allowed their business to expand, year—on—year. but today's figures show that suddenly almost as many people from those countries are leaving as arriving. the owner is losing staff and struggling to find new ones. the referendum was when people really thought about it. over the last

what the jacksonian democrats did i'm going to do to the polls come the slobs, the eastern europeans.so they are conflating those two things. >> i wonder what you would make of trump's interest in jackson from politico. in addition to remarks on trader they betray him in the oval office and made a pilgrimage. needs to read my book. jackson is not someone to get excited about. trump visited the jackson plantation. i visited three libraries, most of them propaganda. in the clinton library you have all of this data, the number of computers when he came in, the number of computers when he left. then the towering image of clinton like "i did all that." ridiculous. i can see how trump was suckered into thinking that jackson was a great guy. i would take jackson off the bill and replaced him with a good republican, harriet tubman. guy,w jackson was a bad harriet tubman was the real heroine. helping us out with the -- thet-republican american people political america,nd the [indiscernible] to inform the people whoever this person could be looked at as opportunist at this point. on has the upp

for some eastern europeans, brexit has been the trigger to go.ng london for poland this afternoon — and some of the passengers won't come back. among the crowds, telecoms technician daniel, who is heading back to romania at christmas. he says the atmosphere in britain has changed. i think they are a little bit racist with us, with the european people. yeah, for that reason. that's why you are planning to leave? yeah, and also because sterling is going down, you know? we want to go there, because we can find good jobs for the same money. at this chicken hatchery in west 0xfordshire, they've become reliant on workers from the so—called e8 countries — nations thatjoined the eu in 2004, like poland. it's allowed their business to expand, year—on—year. but suddenly, almost as many people from e8 countries are leaving britain as arriving. for workers at this farm, brexit was a sort of watershed. over the last 12 months or so, it's just got worse and worse. people have thought about it more and more and it's now becoming a reality. this isn't something

refugees and migrants is apparently falling apart i mean in the beginning it was mostly the eastern european states like hungary and poland in the baltic states being against that used welcoming policy for the migrants and refusing to take in more and more refugees but now we're hearing more voices of this content from other countries as well particularly italy which really has been bearing the brunt of the migrants are the refugees arriving from africa as well as the middle east in search of a better life in europe since the beginning of this year we're talking about new the one hundred thousand migrants who have arrived in italy and we can really see that things are reaching boiling point in situation is particularly worsening in this small italian town of. were locals have been protesting against building a new refugee shelter for under age migrants. ok what did you get out of we are the police a minute approached a friend of mine and got into her car she was trying to steal her bag we couldn't handle the situation any more i don't blame this people i blame the government i don't know wha

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you see global movers, some of the eastern european is benefiting today. trading at 6.67.fascinating. there you have it, mark. mark: great stuff. steve emerging over the weekend -- steve mnuchin emerging over the weekend as a defender of donald trump. responding to calls from his former yell classmates -- yale classmates to resign. he defended the president saying that there is no equivalent to groups that imagery peacefully. primary and the general and the, and beyond american people from these most important policies. jobs, economic growth, and national security. planning to address an event in louisville, kentucky today where -- last week's advance threatening to overshadow -- steve mnuchin's key role in relaunching the economic agenda. >> that is what we saw. steve mnuchin is a staunch defender. stability to the economic policy agenda is not something to be taken lightly. september is a very busy month. we have to have congress raise the debt ceiling limit to avoid a historic u.s. default on government debt. the trump administration is looking for a legislative when an

petr: yes, we have a long healthy view -- we are in deep lust in central and eastern european currenciesthe dollar offers a great value over the medium-term. why? because this is the only emerging-market region which can benefit neatly and directly from the structural change in the euro-dollar and higher euro. historically, when the euro-dollar goes up against the dollar, but importantly, at the same time, european currencies benefits, hence, loan euro-dollar on steroids. mark: one currency you could call on steroids is the euro pound, at 92.98. your third-quarter forecast is 19 pence. clearly, we have gone through it in the third quarter. the euro is incredible. is it out of the question? petr: re-think for now it is out of the question. i would say i agree that this fall in sterling in august was stunning. it, theook at euro-dollar is up 1.5% and euro sterling is up 3.5%. we estimate there are around 4% risk premium built into sterling against the euro on a short-term basis. that means too much is priced into sterling and for sterling to fall, you would need to have more talks with bre

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