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i know, david, you mentioned fastenal today. >> you did as well. >> i love fastenal because even thoughsmall company -- >> not that balsmall. $18 billion. >> compared to caterpillar, it's a multi-industry space they sell out to -- you walk in the new york stock exchange behind the walls is there is thousands of fastenal products they make things that hold pieces together basically. >> yes, it's in the name. >> the machinery, they make tools. so a lot of industries have their products -- and if they are a little light, people notice it. that's why you see the flattish industrials today. the shippers still out there, the ch robinsons of the world, land stars, big problems in the last month or so they haven't recovered even with the rest of the market recovering so that's going to be the big issue. i think caterpillar is july 24th that's the big one. >> yeah. >> fastenal is a good leading indicator for those kinds of commentaries overall. >> thank you. >> okay. >> let's check in with rick santelli at the bond pits in chicago as we awade fed chairman jay powell, day two. what are you hoping

united nations are trying to bring life back to the pharmacy but not in the form of water as step fasten explains. it was once a rich fishing ground for the soviet union now it's a salty desert the disappearance of the hour we'll see has affected the lives of millions of people it's poisonous dust storms from the remains of past the sites reach far beyond central asia rusty ships on the form a sea bath have become monuments of environmental destruction most modern going to the sources of water. everything was linked to the sea or gold the sea was not just meetings because. everywhere you've probably seen what sort of tin fisheries refuse here this was a rich region until we came paul step by step work with within the 1st centuries to work from. really left from the fishing industry until water disappeared in the 1980 s. water supply to our all sea was cut off because 2 rivers were diverted to increase soviet cotton and wheat production after traveling for more than 150 kilometers from its original position we have now reached the hour will see it's less than 110th of its original size an

he becomes prickly fastening by the fact, there is high of bees, and he's really interested in the waygether in their society and he is told by anna paquin's character, you tell your secret to the bees, which is really title comes from. the bees sort of seemed to serve a larger role which is both mirroring and it some cases actually moving on the story. here's actually moving on the story. here's a clip. oi, oi! get off! oh, it's on me! get it off me! stay still. no. we mustn't. what did you do to the bees? no, nothing, i, erm... so... and this is the 505. so... and this is the 50s. it is a period drama but he do think it still has some relevance, because it talks about some relevance, because it talks about somebody tough subjects. it talks about homophobia, it talks about domestic abuse. it is so it talks about domestic abuse. it is so upfront about them. there are a couple of scenes, they made me wince because they are kind of tough. my problem is this. i didn't that it's very well—intentioned and i think it's solidly played, i'm not entirely sure on the screen the be metaphor works

combine the german institute for international security fastening very much. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world talks ended ending the conflict in afghanistan have got under way in qatar the negotiations led by germany and qatar bring together islam as taliban leaders and other afghan brothers mediators hope the talks will help and almost 18 years of conflict. the rescue ship in the mediterranean the german boat called the with 65 migrants on board has been granted docking arks as in malta more than half of the risk yuri's are said to be unaccompanied minors the ship was temporarily stuck at sea after italy's refusal to let it dock on the island of lampedusa. indonesian authorities have a walk have issued a tsunami warning after a listening post registered a strong earthquake observers say the $7.00 magnitude quake struck the malacca sea to the north of the country so far there are no reports of casualties ortiz are warning residents to remain vigilant. and is cutting $800000.00 jobs in a multi-billion dollar restructuring germa

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gas installations all across the former sea bat indicate those times might be gone for good step fastened al-jazeera at the hour will see. still ahead in the sport absent from his club but not hiding from the world peter has the latest on the whereabouts of neymar. for instance. in the united states i learned that the 1st amendment is really key to be. freedom . going to be. men and women to the resources that are available but your story is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants you to know the government not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. this time from sport here's peter. thank you very much simona halep is the new wimbledon champion the romanian stunned the same to cold crowd as she blitzed serena williams in the final. reports. are going to win hands went into this final with history weighing heavily on the shoulders. a record equalling 24th grand slam title 2nd but standing in her way with simona halep and the world number 7 wasn't about t

. >> quif we can on fastenal. they suffered a bit the last couple of months.ou like about them? >> i think they suffered, the news ce out in terms of the gdp numbers, this -- this past quarter, and the business comps then suffered this time. we think business confidence will recover. we still believe thatra the war will not be, you know, a full-scale, full-blown, no-holds-barred trade war. we think there's room for negotiation and we think it will take a little while. it will probably take another six aymonths. >> >> but we still see them as a company with many growth opportunities ahe of it, and especially in building there. now, there a different type of connectives than we are used to talkinabout. >> a right. doug butler with rockland trust. thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, closi g the for female veterans. t> reporter: from boots on the ground to b camp for entrepreneurs, how military veterans areo transitioning the civilian business world. i'm contessa brewer . i will have that story coming up on "nightly business report". ♪ ♪

gas installations all across the former sea bat indicate those times might be gone for good step fasten al-jazeera at the hour will see presidents among about mark roll has announced plans to create francaise own space force bucholz says the space command will improve defense capabilities and protect french satellites it made the announcement in front of military personnel as they prepared for the sunday's bestie of the parade the plans follow a similar announcement by u.s. president donald trump and. you may think the new military doctrine which i approved of will ensure that we can defend ourselves from space and in space we will boost our understanding of the situation and we will protect our satellites and to ensure the development of our capability is a space command will be created next september in the air force which will eventually become the air and space force. still ahead in the sport absent from his club but not hiding from the world peter has the latest on the air about it's of naima. in bolivia like everywhere connectivity is paramount and yet more infrastructure in the p

look at fasten all's, makers of tools, motors and they posted lower gross margins and revenues this weekey cited higher costs largely related to tariffs. on the flip side, destic te sectors with less exposure from the global economy should be more protected from slow down. we are seeing health care, utilities and to some extent consumer staples doing better than the overall market in the past couple of mths. the market seems comfortable with the flattish earnings, but they could quickly go from flattish to negative if there's no u.s./china trade agreement and it certainly will go negative if tariffs increase. so buckle up. the market could be in for a very bumpy ride. for "nightly business report" i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> let's turn to chrorro to talk more about what to expect when earnings season kicks off next week.he s chief investment officer at regions atlanta. good to see you again, chris. >> welcome back. >> thanks. >> bob mentioned guidance. you think the sooeet is pessimistic at this point? >> yes, the consensus is think y negative, but i what is happen

homemade hoverboard inventor frank you somehow took off today from the french cultural town of san got fastened to the small flying device that he designed and so. unfortunately his attempt to be a watery end when you try to land. in the middle of the channel to receive. a little. bit of. a reminder now of our top story here on d w britain's new prime minister of course johnson outlined his plan or with the u.k. out of the do opinion by october 31st to cold the current threats and deal on acceptable and he said the e.u. should rethink its refusal to renegotiate and he added that preparations for a no deal breaker that would be a top priority. coming up next on news asia. will do for my family. my mauled. families torn apart by china's intimidation of muslim minorities who have fled the country. and fight or fighting in the philippines we look at why fans of the sport are worried for the future of their beloved past. those stories and more coming up next with melissa chan on t.w. news asia and don't forget you can always get the do have you news news rather on the go download or apps from google

stop fasten al-jazeera. russia. still to come on this news. we're in a way of villages say the water wells have been in desperate need of repair. and wasting no time in the semi's has the action from 2 dominant displays at wimbledon cool thanks. business updates brought to you by qatar oh we're going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar oh we're going places together. thanks. for the people living in ethiopia don't have access to clean drinking water and when a well is dug the upkeep of the pump is crucial to ensure water keeps flowing but is there holding reports from going it in the southeast but it does say the wells have been in need of repair. the women in ethiopia carry the burden of the water crisis fetching water is their responsibility when agencies dick wells the pumps inevitably break from wear and tear for some girls that means missing school. back to dozens of boy don't fetch water they keep up with the school better but because i'm a girl i help with chores at home as well as take long journeys to fetch water

fastened to a small flying device that he designed himself unfortunately his attempt came to a watery end when he tried to land in the middle of the channel to refuel you might recognize him because he was the man who world above the heads of european leaders and almost as on bus deal day in paris. a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here at g.w. news britain's new prime minister boris johnson has outlined his plan to take big u.k. out of the european union by october 31st calling the current regs a deal on acceptable he said that the e.u. should rethink its refusal to renegotiate and he added that no deal preparations are a top priority. puerto rico's governor ricardo rosario has announced his resignation after days of the street protests in the u.s. territory he said that he would continue working until august 2nd to allow an orderly transition he's been at the center of a text messaging scandal that has already led to 2 top officials resign. from the that you're up to date on your dues i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching ever for a fact. flooding .

gas installations all across the former sea bat indicate those times might be gone for good step fasten al-jazeera at the hour will see. we've got those forces coming out will it be algeria or nigeria only one of them could advance to the africa cup final following the semi's on sunday leah will have more in sport. for her. when the news breaks. in the sky it's. when people need to be. in the story to be told. which is it has. to. underlie needs. and online. it's time for this fall's news now with leah yeah it's all about wimbledon roger federer is going for his 21st grand slam title at wimbledon right now the 37 year old is aiming to clinch a record equalling 9th trophy at the all england club but standing and his way is defending champion and world number one novak djokovic it's 54 to federer in the opening set as things stand now. well after $47.00 matches and 6 weeks the cricket world cup final is finally here host england are taking on new zealand both teams are looking for their 1st world cup title england have been set to 42 for victory and they'll begin their run chase shortly a

channel on a homemade hoverboard the inventor frank potter took off today from a french coastal town fasten to the small flying device that he designed himself unfortunately his attempt claim to come to a watery end when he tried to land on a ship in the middle of the channel to refuel you might recognize him because he was the man who world over the heads of the crowds at the bastille day in paris last week. you're watching news coming up next on news asia spyder fighting in the philippines with look at why fans of the betting sport are worried for the future of their both loved tots time all that more coming up in just a few minutes time on g.w. news asia and don't forget you can always get all beliefs news and information around the clock on our website at e.w. dot com i'm sara kelley in for lending to so much for watching. birth. home. of species. a home worth saving. given those are big changes and must start with small steps the ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world . like the toilets least grain image solutions and resources should. come into

gas installations all across the former sea bat indicate those times might be gone for good step fasten al-jazeera at the hour will see still to come we'll be going to london to get the very latest from the cricket world cup plus find out about simona halep crushing wimbledon winner and what it could mean their world rankings live will have all in the sports rules. aren't. until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was a cover included todd's tragedy was quakes and that was it but not how people feel how they look how they think and that's what we do we go in with 5 and a half months of demanding it when education system that was introduced. that in america as you know has come to fill a void that needed to be filled. right his leah with this bulls who started with the cricket i guess the cricket finals underway right now after 47 matches and 6 weeks the cricket world cup final is finally here is what we've been waiting for hosts england and new zealand are looking to win their 1st ever world cup title new zealand have won the toss and chose to bat they lost opener ma

it's why you hear those announcements about keeping your seat belts fastened, even when you're in yourts. jim? >> axelrod: kris van cleave in atlanta for us tonight. thank you. here's how much jeffrey epstein is willing to put up to stay out of jail as he awaits trial for sex trafficking. today, his lawyers offered up epstein's private jet plus his new york mansion as collateral. the house alone may be worth $77 million. a judge will decide on bail next week. epstein faces numerous charges, including sexually abusing underage girls. cbs news has learned the trump administration's long-expected roundup of undocumented immigrant families will begin sunday. ice officers will focus on at least ten cities and more than 2,000 immigrants who are under deportation orders. jericka duncan visited one place that is a likely target. >> reporter: queens, new york, a long-time epicenter for immigrants, is expected to be one of the several cities to be raided. 39-year-old fahd ahmed runs an organization that focuses on immigrant rights. >> it's meant to create and further the fear and the panic in th

the aviation and inventor of franks a pata took off today from the french coastal town of song got fastened to the small flying advice that designed himself might recognize him as the same man who rolled on a flying board above the heads of european leaders and onlookers on the still day and perhaps. this is the news live from berlin up next is focus on europe and don't forget there's always more at our website our brian thomas from the entire team thanks for being. in. europe trends for. the focus on europe's summer series. 30 years ago the 1st cracks it appeared in a hired curtain. what happened to the dreams and the heroes of extraordinary time. our journey begins in poland where we meet nobel peace prize winner lech walesa. next on. her 1st day at school in the jungle. first including listen. then doris grand moment arrives. join the ringgit tang on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. store on the reputation returns home on t w dot com tang's. it seems like the world is getting worse of course catastrophes all sorts of problems. but global saree 1000 talked to a

the fastenings yesman mohammed omran unfortunately we're out of time but one of the same think used to taking the time to share your insights with this young man mohamad a human rights activist joining us tonight from vancouver thank you. well the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter news you can follow me on t.v. the hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see then that we're going. to. europe transform. to focus on your summer series. 30 years ago the 1st cracks it appeared in the hired curtain. what happened to the dreams and the heroes of other extraordinary times. our journey begins in poland where we meet nobel peace prize winner like the one said. next october. our. economies can't function properly even in times of demand. without skilled workers. which piñata for counseling. with food shortages. scarcity is increasingly making things difficult for companies and entire economies what's causing it and what can be done to combat the profile made in germany in 60 minutes on d w. rob

trying to get ready for a new deal was like driving at a wall at 100 miles per hour and preparing by fasteningr seatbelt. romaine: you see a lot of worry, but comparing it to what we saw around the referendum, it is a little bit more subdued. it will be interesting to see as they get closer to that october 31 deadline. it looks like at least today that we will be falling out of the eu. caroline: coming up, all new debit card, a return to the gold standard. more on u.s. gold backed debt card rollout, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: they say that all that glitters is not gold. in this case, it is. anew debit card and app from u.k. based fin tech company called glint. -- today, 50,000 app downloads. let's welcome the founder and ceo of glint. what sparked the idea? realization in the last financial crisis that -- the dollar in the pound have lost 80% of their value in my lifetime. a burger in 1971 would have bought you $.55. a gram of gold in 1951 would have bought you two burgers. 12.y, it buys you the ability for gold -- everyone tells me, gold always holds its value. romaine: part of the

. >> fasten your seatbelts, loosen your collars, remove ties, scarves and eyeglasses. >> reporter: each passenger asked to show they know the bracing position. >> flight attendants are going to come through to make sure you got this position down. >> reporter: some passengers scouring their emergency cards. >> make sure your seatbelt is really tight, as low as possible. when we say brace for landing, put your -- yes, forward, your head to your left. >> reporter: the flight from atlanta to baltimore quickly diverting for an emergency landing in raleigh-durham. >> we are declaring an emergency. we will need crews out there on the roll out. >> reporter: delta says it was a contained failure of that left engine with the nose cone still bouncing around. and an orange glow around the still spinning shaft. the jetliner touched down yesterday afternoon, and those emergency vehicles racing out to make sure the trouble did not spread. the aircraft is a 32-year-old md-88, with the engines mounted on the fuselage near the tail. hours later, passengers finally made it to baltimore with stories to te

gas installations all across the former sea that indicate those times might be gone for good step fasten al-jazeera at the hour will see. selfie lovers continue to flock to a toxic waste dump in siberia for some social media magic despite warnings to stay away the lake in the aussie burst has been starved dubbed the siberia mole deaves after the turquoise waters in the indian ocean but it got its brilliant blue color from a chemical reaction between toxic waste elements the siberian generating company says it's sent guards to stop trespassers after thousands enter the water to take pictures of themselves and post them on its to ground the company company insists the lake presents no danger but environmentalist say it could harm anyone who swims in it. the. water gets to be with you or someone. may have in the allergic reaction. its water is saturated with what we meant to see a lot of harm. from the periodic table in the lake a grenade launcher has been fired as ukrainian television station building in kiev the channel had planned to air a controversial documentary featuring the russian

air canada jet had left vancouver for sydney and halfway over the pacific, the pilots turned on the fasten seat belt lights. >> but before people even had time to get back to their seats, the plane just dropped. and everybody hit the floor or hit the roof. >> everyone's head who wasn't belted in hit the roof like a jack in the box. it was scary to see. >> reporter: the pilots diverting to hawaii, 600 miles away. five doctors on board start treating the 35 injured. there were 284 people on board. >> it was a scene from a movie. worst possible scenario where plane is about to crash, it was like that. people went whack, straight up in the air, and then from there, masks came down, people are scream egg, kids were crying. >> charlie nine will be your gate and medical personnel will be standing by. >> reporter: turbulence can hit with little or no warning. this is one of the most severe cases from just last month. a flight attendant picking up glasses over europe when she and her cart are thrown to the ceiling. the airline says she was not injured. in the u.s., these turbulence events happen ne

gas installations all across the former sea bat indicate those times might be gone for good step fasten al-jazeera at the hour will see. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera iran says it's stepping up legal action and that forcing the u.k. to release an oil tanker seized off to broader britain says it would be willing to allow the ship to leave if iran guarantees it won't deliver oil to syria in breach of e.u. sanctions france britain and germany have issued a joint statement calling for resumption of talks to ease tensions with iran the iranian president hassan rouhani has reiterated his offer of talks of washington if the u.s. lift sanctions on returns of the 2050 nuclear deal there were causes in hong kong as police tried to clear protesters in the district of shots when earlier thousands demonstrated against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the territories affairs. dogon has an update. this is the 1st sign basically that the process has been taken to the suburbs of shots and i think the message is quite clear from protesters there localizing this movement

that as a country move for it's also a scandal that has been politicized some politicians as saying fasten communities are being targeted and some individuals being used as scapegoats but for now many kenyans are closely watching this case and those we talked to say they want public servants who've been implicated to resign from office. al-jazeera somebody. china's former premier league paying has died aged $91.00 he'll be remembered for announcing martial law during pro-democracy protests in chatham and square and 1989 rights activists referred to him as the butcher of beijing. color i'm a star with the headlines boris johnson has won the race to lead the u.k.'s governing conservative party and will become prime minister on wednesday johnson is also vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the end of october we're going to get bricks dug on october 31st will take advantage of all the opportunities that it will bring in a new spirit of can do and we are once again going to believe in ourselves and what we can achieve unlike some slumbering joint we're going to rise with if the guy ropes s

they're getting it done for despair enough to fasten skittishness me or don't that's not either shot only off i go unfeasible or terrific you will become. and by time the. all they are. as a result of the referendum the berlin state government was forced to take back the berlin water company into public ownership in 2014. however it paid an enormous price $1300000000.00 euros. the holocaust so remaining sponsorship in berlin. were approved mainly due to the fact that water of had been privatized 1st this i still believe that saddam gets no money. between but the. really. you. know me supposing this official. peace. making. me more i get this to. be about all of. me thought. you know. what i almost never open. your heart and mind. is behind water brought out. i think that the european commission would be very very good to impose water privatization on anybody if they only could. we let's remember to organize in the way that they think it's more efficient. both public and private ownership possible so that we have an official says the that distribute high quality safe fish and affordab

we've got to move forward it's also a scandal that has been politicized some politicians as saying fasten communi to the being targeted and some individuals being used as scapegoats for now many kenyans are closely watching this case and talk to say they want public servants who have been implicated to resign from office. kenya. reuters is reporting that nigeria's military and police have fought with a group of shia muslim protesters in the streets of the capital of these 3 people have been killed in violence they say one of those killed was an officer who tried to stop protesters from vandalizing property the demonstrators are calling for the release of. the leader of the islamic movement of mine cheery. federal government leaders in ethiopia have ordered troops and police to the south of the country after violent protests at least $25.00 people being killed in the southern region since activists there demanded their own state a few days ago. federal government leaders need the opiate have ordered troops to the south of the country following violent protests there at least 25 people have

country that to move forward it's also a scandal that has been politicized some politicians as saying fasten communities that are being targeted and some individuals being used as scapegoats for now many kenyans are closely watching this case and those we talked to say they want public servants who've been implicated to resign from office. kenya. the trumpet ministration has been the ending hog on mexico to stop central american migrants from making their way to the u.s. washington says it satisfied with mexican efforts so far the critics of want to crack down quickly to human rights abuses while republic reports now from mexico city. over the past 45 days mexican authorities have stepped up a crackdown on migrants through an increase in immigration officers and the deployment of thousands national guards troops to mexico's northern and southern borders. on average more than a 1000 migrants are now being apprehended in mexican territory every day senescent notice a point that mexican foreign minister marcello abroad has consistently repeated. the deployment of national guard troops as well a

is going to move forward it's also a scandal that has been politicized some politicians as saying fasten communi tired of being targeted and some individuals being used as scapegoats for now many kenyans are closely watching this case and those we talked to say they want public servants who have been implicated to resign from office. al-jazeera somebody to kenya. if here this government has deployed troops to the south following violent protests at least 25 people have been killed in the southern region where activists have been demanding their own state prime minister be ahmed has won praise for political reforms but activists are now using the greater freedoms to demand more rights soldiers or has been on patrol with the navy and gone on the lookout for pirates there danger all along because of us africa and it's gonna host a maritime security conference our reporter ahmed idris is set to sail to see the extent of the problem. tucker park so he one is more than a week late intended destination. he or she is resting in the calm waters of tema off the coast of god. everything looks alrig

clear what the research these sailors were doing there is meant for get more information from state fasteners that story develops thank you. in the news ahead on al-jazeera burying the dead in a spirit of revolution we will have the latest from the protests in sudan. how low is staying really wet across southern parts of china lots of fun to hades showing up here in this little cluster of storms may well develop into a tropical storm over the next few days said they want to keep an eye on across the far south west of china sea the deeper shading on acha southern parts of china all the way through hong kong ride up towards the southeast of kona seeing some really heavy rain through wednesday and lastly continuing as we go on through a good part of thursday as well whether by this stage this tropical development that's going to push its way up towards more than paso vietnam the far south west of china seas and flooding rains to ensue in there her recently particularly around the western ghats mumbai has seen widespread flooding deadly floods in fact quite a rash of storms the monsoon rains sett

it's also a scandal that has been politicized some politicians as saying fasten communities that are being targeted and some individuals being used as. one now many kenyans are closely watching this case and those we talked to say they want public servants who have been implicated to resign from office. al-jazeera kenya. at least 20 people have died in 2 rebel attacks in north eastern democratic republic of congo local reports say lend the rebels killed 9 civilians in it on monday while a.d.f. fighters are believed to have killed 12 civilians in key the both provinces have been affected by months of fighting or battling an outbreak of the a bowl of virus. ethiopia says federal forces are being deployed to parts of the south after violence left at least 18 people dead over the weekend protests started last week when activists tried to declare their own state for this is dharma ethnic group they submitted a request for semi autonomous last july at least 150 people have been arrested in connection with the violence it morgan has more from the capital addis ababa. activists from the sout

inside the $101.00 point must have left but then they arrived in their eyes with a lot of fools to gas fastens and they went off to those who remain very hard. u.s. president donald trump says iran is playing with fire that's after the un's nuclear watchdog confirmed that terror on its talk piling more enriched uranium than that what was allowed by the 2050 nuclear deal washington warned that it will never allow iran to develop nuclear weapons and that it will continue its maximum pressure campaign until terror on changes to its course movements and through iran they know what they're doing they know what they're playing with and i think they're playing with fire so no message to iran whatsoever. well earlier on foreign minister says it dos have the right to exceed the limit because the 2050 nuclear deal has not been upheld. as i've been informed iran has exceeded the 300 kilogram limit to enrich uranium we had previously announced this and we were transparent in saying what we are going to do we consider our right reserved in the nuclear deal. for your coffee and. actions by the europeans hav

country going to move for it's also a scandal that has been politicized some politicians as saying fasten community tired of being targeted and some individuals being used as scapegoats when now many kenyans are closely watching this case and those we talked to say they want public servants who have been implicated to resign from office. al-jazeera somebody who kenya. because to west africa is the most notorious in the world for piracy and kidnapping and as a number of attacks on ships continues to rise in the gulf of guinea my time experts are meeting in ghana for a security conference but our correspondent on that address went on patrol with again a navy to understand the extent of the problem. talking back sorry one is more than a week later it's intended destination. yes yes resting in the calm waters of tema off the coast of god. everything looks alright from the outside but onboard evidence of why the vessel didn't make it to ivory coast in time. the ship was attacked by pirates in nigeria waters and 10 of its crew taken away as hostages. the others were luck to stay but was frighte

beyond with god you facing 20 years in prison they have little hope you enjoy them again soon step fasten al-jazeera douglas down russia. there's tension in german chancellor angela merkel's ruling coalition over the nomination of defense minister for the lion as european commission president macros says governing is proving difficult as her junior kurdish and partner at the social democrats oppose the appointment but she's working to ensure for the line is elected early america decided to sit rather than stand at a public ceremony after a 3rd bout of shaking that's raised concerns over her health. the mystery surrounding the disappearance of an italian teenager 36 years ago has deepened after 2 graves at the vatican thought to possibly hold her remains were discovered to be empty investigators were looking for the remains of emmanuel old randy the 15 year old daughter of a vatican clark who failed to return home following a music lesson in rome for the jews did not even contain the bones of the 219th century princesses it was supposed to be there well and his family says that they were s

when he was done with the tour he asked the apollo 11 crew to travel the world as his and fasteners. i have a clip that will show what that tour was like. first i will give you a sense of their schedule because i appreciate the kind of energy it must have taken to go on this schedule. over 20 countries in just over a month. they went to every continent. >> the returning astronauts are treated as heroes. their goodwill tour takes them to 24 countries in 45 days. through it all, astronauts stressed the achievement does not just belonged to three men on a rocket. >> that is a clip from the smithsonian channel series apollo's moonshot. so when they returned from this trip, president nixon asked them to report on their experiences and he thanked them and said his meeting with roommate -- perhaps an overstatement but does give you a sense of how the program was being evaluated and its important role that it played in u.s. foreign relations at the time. going to start a conversation with major general michael collins. before that i would like to welcome the assistant secretary of state for

today the hook and loop fastening most of us know as velcro is used in thousands of products. >> it'sw way of inventing. and so chemists and designers and architects and engineers when they have a problem, they ask what in nature has already solved this problem. >> reporter: if there is one person to thank for the popularity of biomimicry, it would be janine benias. >> you know, the core idea that life's been on earth 3.8 billion years, and that's a lot of r&d. >> reporter: she popularized the term two decades ago in her book. >> you know, nfl helmets are based on how the woodpecker's skull -- >> reporter: what? >> yeah, the woodpecker has a very particular skull. >> reporter: just spend some time with her at her home in montana and you get the sense nature has taught her to see the world a little differently. >> when i look at a tree, i think now that it's pretty amazing chemistry operation going on, right, silently. once you start thinking this way, you realize that nature is full of technologies, if you think of technologies as just tools for living. >> reporter: but while the scie

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