the to send them to germany austria and switzerland most of all the sign of the mammoths in the flights is. not very brandy from one bottle is for our being. compared to kosovo's villages prison is a vibrant metropolis with some two hundred thousand inhabitants. after nato intervened twenty years ago the city of prison has developed considerably as everywhere in kosovo unemployment is high but prison is the most visited city in the country tourism is an important source of income here. nevertheless poverty is very evident every month when social benefits and pensions are paid out queues form in front of the banks. but the most important thing is that everything is peaceful nobody wants another war like the one twenty years ago the course of ours want a future in europe. kosovo may be small but it's also international nearly every family has at least one relative who works abroad many of them in germany. obviously need to speak with english almost everyone you meet speaks good english or german. with many try to improve their education. to be able to come independent. with some want to g

russia zones of occupation in the final peace treaty in germany, austria and north korea. the russians have the right to maintain barracks in poland, hungary, romania and bulgaria. how did we get from here to there? to the present situation ? with an iron curtain dividing europe and communist outpost throughout much of the world? what is the secret of communism postwar expansion? what message do they use? the answer is they used them all . occupying troops and political domination of poland romania and hungry. those occupations become zones of influence and control in east germany and north korea. along with the political a psychological effort economic aid and trade agreements help to spread this influence to africa and the middle east. -- wherever possible. when it is needed force is used. the expulsion from the mainland of the chinese national -- complete with artillery, tanks, infantry and -- casualty and refugees. -- an important technique of communist conquest. chuckles of ocular in 1948 is an established democracy in eastern europe. conservative elements reside in -

and out of the musical will go on tour through germany austria and switzerland at least that's the plan however there's a bit of a legal battle in the air because allegedly there are plans by his state trustees to create their own musical so we'll keep you posted. let's find out now what else is going on in europe in today's express. this year's notting hill carnival wrapped up in the british capital on monday with its flamboyant main parade every august to today extravaganza trying to over a million revelers through the streets of west london first held in one nine hundred fifty nine the carnival was organized by immigrants from the caribbean and has since become one of the biggest street festival in the world the event again included a silence of seventy two seconds one for each of the victims of last year's grenfell tower for. this year's you humblest conference getting medals were presented on tuesday in the german city of weimar the awards went to colombian theatre collective makati outro swiss brazilian photographer and schumann rights activist cloudy under shot and hungry and com

say she must leave and she must be radically changed the way migration is dealt with here in germany. austria has proposed using european union armed forces of the blocks borders to keep out undocumented migrants the country's defense minister outlined the planet a meeting of e.u. ministers in vienna it suggests placing soldiers at europe's borders to support the e.u. gods already stationed at brazil's health but history is reporting an upsurge in cases of measles specifically in two states the border of venezuela seven people have died of that but over fifteen hundred reported cases the collapse of medical services in venezuela the arrival of migrants is being blamed ugandan opposition politician robot juggle on the. widely noted as bobby wian has been prevented flying abroad for treatment government forces drag why the way from entebbe airport as he attempted to board a flight to the u.s. local reports say the m.p. has been taken to a hospital in uganda authorities say that wine will only be allowed to leave the country after a government doctor examines him thousands of people are paying t

say she must leave and she must be radically changed the way migration is dealt with here in germany austria has proposed using european union armed forces at the blocks borders to keep out undocumented migrants the country's defense minister mario could affect the plan at a meeting of e.u. ministers in vienna it suggests placing soldiers at europe's borders to support the several hundred e.u. guards already stationed there austria's government is currently led by a coalition that includes an anti immigrant far right party germany and other countries have expressed concern over the proposal. thousands of people are paying their respects to soul singer aretha franklin and a hometown detroit fans are attending a tribute concert that's one of the last chances to say goodbye before a private funeral on friday coskata spent taken to the new bethel baptist church where she worshiped all life i was there as john hendren is in detroit this is where that concert has been taking place so this is day three john of four days of celebration the life of a wreath of frank to what's happening right now. rig

made in germany austria totally. in charge of the conflict zone with me should sleep on from the. treatment of migrants to freedom of expression to n.z. tara lives on standards of human rights across we're all slipping my guest in ghana is michael flood the director of the agency focus on the men through gods does he believe you up is doing if ten to protect human rights conflicts so far in sixty minutes d.w. . rock'n'roll. sinful lives condemned the church and all the evil feeling that you feel when you cite the apostles of his music car stop will come. rock and religion clash that brings many parallels tonight for the two really super reconcilable coming to the devil long can. storms aug nineteenth t.w. . looking good but at what cost in this edition of made we look at the global beauty boom i've been fizzling thanks for joining me these days in hats in your appearance can be as easy as opening an app we tried it out on me have a look smooth the skin feel blemishes get rid of those duck rings bigger eyes.

what do you think of the governments in belgium, france, germany, austria and holland who have bannedr liberal democracy, we're not suggesting a ban, and yet you want to ban talking about the issue. that is not democracy. is this about boris johnson's is not democracy. is this about borisjohnson's personal is not democracy. is this about boris johnson's personal ambition?‘ lot of the attacks on him are people seeing him, inside the party and outside, as a threat, and it is an opportunity for people to attack him. as he made these comments deliberately to appeal to a certain constituency? he is a high profile, charismatic politician, anything he says gets picked up in the media, it isa says gets picked up in the media, it is a slow news week... you are talking about women's lives, our women dress, please don't touch me. you are talking about muslim women being spat out in the street, women in headscarves being ostracised, i have got a good friend in cardiff who recently decided to start wearing the hijab because she wanted to be seen as muslim. what this is doing, what bigotry like thi

set out to find their way elsewhere in europe jobs are particularly coveted in great britain germany and austria off. people skeptical of the e.u. have one target they like especially uncle americal whether in italy england or poland strange considering what a survival artist she's turned out to be while other leaders come and go she has held fast as the head of germany for over a decade. and meant i know of no one post to how experienced can change things in europe or in the world for the better especially not the chancellor of germany will that when a school she's looking out of the few of us she'd of germany for a start. and she's the strongest leader in the european union and because the other e.u. leaders have been so weak in their case how has stuck to by default assumed this leadership. in her decade of being chancellor angela merkel has shown many faces hesitant indecisive lacking courage. then she became the crisis manager and europe's cold hearted treasurer old german clichés of german dominance started to reawaken. when refugees began arriving her image changed again overnight merkel

was being challenged, and we had to step up and prove our manhood and go to war against germany and its allies, austria and the ottoman turks. was strongly in favor of getting into the war. people within and without the republican party had the opposite feeling. this is a republican from wisconsin. he was completely opposed to getting into the war. his argument was the germans have done nothing to hurt us. they will not invade the united states. do zimmerman telegram is irrelevant. our goods soh want badly, let them send their own ships over here. why do we have to go in harm's way? we have no quarrel with the germans. and there were not -- there were a lot of people in the united states who supported that, particularly the further with you got. there was this great sense that somehow people like teddy roosevelt and others in the big cities in the eez were trying to to savewar enthusiasm wall street, which had invested so much in the allies, or maybe just to establish a stronger financial footing for the great banks of the east. westerners did not care for that so much. let's go to the . in late februa

and this was the joint statement from germany and austria but a trust in that trying to promote stronger relations with russia but judging by what's going on it looks like washington doesn't want that ok thanks for bringing us up to date. the latest piece of information in washington d.c. . moving on to more headline news this hour the afghan capital saw three hours of heavy fighting on choose the between security forces and insurgents earlier in the day missiles rained central kabul fired according to local police told them the country's president was delivering a live televised speech at the time. you know. maybe he. could do if he did they. don't will as sad d t be add if you could obtain the missiles landed in the diplomatic district of the city where government buildings are situated as we just saw there at the presidential palace down here in a news wall that was among the buildings had all sort of portably was the u.s. embassy well the taliban has been increasing its military activity of lates with another assault cari died by the group on monday taliban fighters on bush three bus

greece creases agreed to take back migrants who apply for asylum there and later turn up at germany's border with austria now the deal struck last night that affects migrants who tried to enter germany via the austrian german border and who have previously filed an asylum application in greece under the deal migrants can now be sent back to greece within forty eight hours the german government released no details details as to what greece would get in return the german government agreed a similar deal with spain last week and is working on one with italy. our chief political editor michelle joins us now for more on the story today michelle you know this agreement means germany can now send refugees back to greece how is it all supposed to work. well as you already mentioned it only really affects that border between austria and bavaria the german state of bavaria which is also where the german interior minister is from it's only a couple weeks ago that we saw him almost singlehandedly bring down on them ackles government because he felt that the government was too slow to act on migration that's why he b

>> now i have a special guest as well, wolfgang fink, the ceo of goldman sachs for germany and austria. i have to ask you as well, what your plans are for brexit? like a year ago you were saying you're planning to double the headcount here but perhaps triple it. what's the latest? >> again, brexit is sort of a long-term project. you will see moving closer to march 29th we're getting closer in terms of tangible actions that we have to take that includes the infrastructure, all the adjacent products which we have to run in parallel so while we still think we can get a transition period, we could have more time to do more diligent and work on more topics, we're prepared to be ready march 29th so preparations are in full swing in terms of activities and people that we will have to move to the continent i think the numbers are obviously fluctuating. but we think around 500 people go to the continent, will move to the continent a large part will go to frankfurt. this is taking shape in terms of back office, front office functions. so we're in the middle of a big project. >> that sounds chall

downturn over the ongoing situation in ukraine we haven't seen much of them coming to places like austria germany in fact on social visits that the austrian foreign ministry it says that this is clearly private visit. you know journalists in attendance that will be no politics discussed that's sometimes easier said than done especially when austrian chancellor. is also on the invite list almost certainly he will meet with vladimir putin at some point during the wedding it's unknown of course what they will be discussing there but when it comes to roulette the relationship between austria and russia it's certainly been far warmer than most other western european nations in fact a real look at the script poisoning case just recently vienna was one of the few russian capitals not to expel any russian diplomats over that but while it's certainly a private affair while vladimir putin is in austria at this wedding it's very much a business affair later in the day for him it's unlikely we're going to see any pictures from that wedding of lot of me appeared on the dance floor beginning into the night bec

downturn over the ongoing situation in ukraine we haven't seen much of them coming to places like austria germany in fact on social visits but the austrian foreign ministry says that this is clearly untrue private visit. you know journalists in attendance that you'll be no politics discussed that's sometimes easier said than done especially when austrian chancellor. is also on the invite list almost certainly he will meet with vladimir putin at some point during the wedding it's unknown of course what they will be discussing there but when it comes to relate the relationship between austria and russia it's certainly been far warmer than most other western european nations in fact if we look at the script poisoning case just recently vienna was one of the few russian capitals not to expel any russian diplomats over that but while it's certainly a private affair while vladimir putin is in austria at this wedding it's very much a business affair later in the day for him it's unlikely we're going to see any pictures from that wedding of lot of media putin on the dance floor beginning into the night b

downturn over the ongoing situation in ukraine we haven't seen much of them coming to places like austria germany in fact on social visits but the austrian foreign ministry it says that this is clearly private visit that they'll be you know journalists in attendance that will be no politics discussed that's sometimes easier said than done especially when austrian chancellor. is also on the invite list almost certainly he will meet with vladimir putin at some point during the wedding it's unknown of course what they will be discussing there but when it comes to relate the relationship between austria and russia it's certainly been far warmer than most other western european nations in fact if we look at the script poisoning case just recently vienna was one of the few russian capitals not to expel any russian diplomats over that but while it's certainly a private affair while vladimir putin is in austria at this wedding it's very much a business affair later in the day for him it's unlikely we're going to see any pictures from that wedding of lot of me appeared on the dance floor boogying into the

downturn over the ongoing situation in ukraine we haven't seen much of them coming to places like austria germany in fact on social visits but the austrian foreign ministry of said that this is clearly a private visit that they'll be you know journalists in attendance that they'll be no politics discussed that's sometimes easier said than done especially when austrian chancellor. is also on the invite list almost certainly he will meet with vladimir putin at some point during the wedding it's unknown of course what they will be discussing there but when it comes to roulette the relationship between austria and russia it's certainly been far warmer than most other western european nations in fact if you look at the script power poisoning case just recently vienna was one of the few russian capitals not to expel any russian diplomats over that but while it's certainly a private affair while vladimir putin is in austria at this wedding it's very much a business affair later in the day for him it's unlikely we're going to see any pictures from that wedding of lot of media putin on the dance floor beg

downturn over the ongoing situation in ukraine we haven't seen much of them coming to places like austria germany in fact on social visits but the austrian foreign ministry it says that this is clearly untrue private visit that they'll be you know journalists in attendance that will be no politics discussed that's sometimes easier said than done especially when austrian chancellor. is also on the invite list almost certainly he will meet with vladimir putin at some point during the wedding it's unknown of course what they will be discussing there but when it comes to relate the relationship between austria and russia it's certainly been far warmer than most other western european nations in fact if you look at the script power poisoning case just recently vienna was one of the few russian capitals not to expel any russian diplomats over that but while it's certainly a private affair while vladimir putin is in austria at this wedding it's very much a business affair later in the day for him it's unlikely we're going to see any pictures from that wedding of lot of me appeared on the dance floor beg

downturn over the ongoing situation in ukraine we haven't seen much of them coming to places like austria germany in fact on social visits but the austrian foreign ministry it says that this is clearly private visit that they'll be you know journalists in attendance that will be no politics discussed that's sometimes easier said than done especially when austrian chancellor. is also on the invite list almost certainly he will meet with vladimir putin at some point during the wedding it's unknown of course what they will be discussing there but when it comes to relate the relationship between austria and russia it's certainly been far warmer than most other western european nations in fact if you look at the script power poisoning case just recently vienna was one of the few russian capitals not to expel any russian diplomats over that but while it's certainly a private affair while vladimir putin is in austria at this wedding it's very much a business affair later in the day for him it's unlikely we're going to see any pictures from that wedding of lot of me appeared on the dance floor beginning

the days ahead but some of those showers could be very lively, especially across switzerland, germany and austria spy and his daughter in the uk. a key vote on abortion in argentina divides the nation. the senate is deciding whether to legalise terminations in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy. in the us, an election result in ohio could be a warning bell for donald trump‘s republican party. political turmoil in zimbabwe continues, as the leader of the opposition party still refuses to accept defeat in last week‘s election. and the crackdown in venezuela — president maduro accuses the opposition of being behind saturday‘s alleged drone attack against him. and now over to indonesia, where the death toll of an earthquake that hit the island of lombok on sunday continues to rise. more than 150 people are now known to have died in the quake, and nearly ten times as many were severely injured. but local media reports suggest the death toll could be almost twice that. workers continue to search through the rubble of homes, schools and mosques on the island, but hopes of finding survivors are fading. tens

and they're quite successful they already have poland the czech republic slovakia austria in this came been also germany is getting closer the german interior minister. is on the same pause when they met in austria recently they agreed that external borders has to have to be closed and they also want to deter margarets as far as possible in this. a consensus among all twenty eight member states they decided to. that the borders should be closed and that migration is legal migration should be friends of this fall as possible so then we're talking about a growing alliance of countries that have been pretty critical of european immigration policies until now and they want to work together so how are you officials reacting. the new commissioner of migration says they are talking about a crisis that doesn't exist because the numbers of new arrivals are down there is no influx of no big influx of margins actually and if we could cope with these those numbers if they wanted and italy is now acting unilaterally not taking any migrants of whatsoever and this is against european migration or saddam rules the comm

thursday temperatures well into the thirty's all the way up through the balkans down through austria and towards germany really easterners all looking dry and fine but it's change taking place further towards the west we've got some severe storms we've got much cooler weather pushing across the u.k. down through france the low countries still pretty warm across parts of the iberian peninsula but not as hot as it has been now to move the forecast through into friday that cold air really wins out across many parts of western europe those still with a southerly flow we're getting temps of twenty seven degrees in stockholm which is quite impressive and further towards the southeast looking pretty warm across southeastern areas thirty one is a high enough in for instance it's fine on the other side of the mediterranean and winds relatively light temperatures there in the upper thirty's for kyra and pushing the forty degree mark for central parts of africa we have some quite heavy showers likely be occurring across parts of chad's moving further towards the west and mali heavy showers are likely here bamako s

rain is due in austria and germany in the coming days and businesses that depend on the danube will beiver. lebo diseko, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. hawaii is facing a powerful hurricane — a major threat to the pacific island chain. officials have warned of flash flooding and landslides. the us state is already coping with the eruption of the kilauea volcano on the big island, going on for three months now. the european space agency has launched a satellite to measure wind speeds across the earth. the aeolus spacecraft blasted off from french guiana on wednesday. it will fire a powerful laser down into the earth's atmosphere, to trace the movement of air particles. meteorologists are hoping it will improve weather forecasts. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm marc edwards. here is what we've got for you on your thursday sport briefing: could thierry henry be heading to claret country as boss of bordeaux, and find out which club has turned to carpets for superstitious inspiration. the world's best golfer

with the rise of populist leaders in poland, even austria, germany with a party in parliament for the first time. marcon -- angela merkel is standing against, let's have a pragmatist alliance. they are having success core knitting, but not success resonating with people. a challenge is does smart policy resonate in a populist moment? let's not burn down everything. let's figure out what works, acknowledge the problems, and come up with constructive solutions. we do not have the type of leadership we need to have a constructive way forward. host: what makes an idea leader in that front? what do they have to bring to the table to make these changes you are advocating? guest: a recognition the grievances articulated by upstart leaders and political parties are real. people's complaints are genuine. it is hard for us who work in the world to remember structures created in the wake of world war ii are not ones to people born in 2001. mounting platitudes with the world's greatest alliance and post war european peacetime expansion is true. there is no question nato and the european union hav

screes has agreed to take back migrants who apply for asylum there and later turn up at germany's border with austria now the deal was struck last night it affects migrants who try to enter germany via the austrian german border and who have previously filed an asylum application in greece under this deal migrants can now be sent back to greece within forty eight hours the german government releasing no d.t. details as to what greece would get in return germany agreed to a similar deal with spain last week it's working on another one with italy. we're turning now to the conflict in syria and the fate of one volunteer organization that has saved thousands of lives during the recent years of bloodshed there the white helmet says they're known have been operating in rebel held territories where a number of years now rescuing victims of the fighting and of government airstrikes syrian president bashar al assad calls them western sponsored propaganda tools to help terrorists wise the russian backed military gradually defeated rebel forces the danger confronting the white helmets increased with government

thirty eight now we hitting record valleys again this is a warm call that's going out through austria to germany to southern sweden as well won't last much longer than that but it's there all the same temp just to the west have dropped a little bit to be honest come saxe in the picture in north africa apart from a few showers in tunisia is still dry. a survivor of the genocide people who bug me to kill them when they're suffering but it wouldn't have the heart to do who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. or luke used to do or. you know hope of finally learning to pass to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a finger i could bury him. on al jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera iran's president has son rouhani has given a t.v. interview accusing washington of being untrustworthy just hours before u.s. sanctions come back into effect the sanctions were triggered by donald trump's decision to abandon the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal at least ni

eight now we hitting record valleys again this is a warm call that's going out through from austria to germany to southern sweden as well won't last much longer than that but it's there all the same temp just to the west have dropped a little bit to be honest come saxe in the picture of north africa apart from a few showers in tunisia is still dry. right. welcome back you're with al-jazeera live from doha these are your top stories so far this hour new u.s. sanctions on iran have come into force exactly three months after washington pulled out of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal with tehran will target the iranian car industry food production and carpet exports and they're likely to further weaken the real the iranian currency but the e.u. which is also part of the deal has called on its companies to increase trade with iran. and indonesia rescue workers are still facing difficulties to reach some of the areas worst hit by sunday's magnitude six point nine quake two people have been pulled out of the rubble alive but many a few trapped under collapsed buildings nearly one hundred people have be

thursday temperatures well into the thirty's all the way up through the balkans down through austria and towards germany really easterners all looking drawing fire but it's change taking place for the towards the west we've got some severe storms we've got much cooler weather pushing across the u.k. down through france the low countries still pretty warm across parts of the iberian peninsula but not as hot as it has been now to move the forecast through into friday that cold air really wins out across many parts of western europe those still with a southerly flow we're getting terms of twenty seven degrees in stockholm which is quite impressive and further towards the southeast looking pretty warm across southeastern areas thirty one is a high enough things for instance it's fine on the other side of the mediterranean and winds were simply light temperatures there in the upper thirty's for carra sunny pushing the forty degree mark for central parts of africa we have some quite heavy showers likely be occurring across parts of challenge moving further towards the west and mali heavy showers are likely he

among many member states already of poland the czech republic slovakia austria in this and the migration campaign notes of germany is shifting actually the german interior minister as a whole is also on the same subnet when they met a couple of weeks ago in salzburg so and then you twenty eight already decided that the aim to fend off migration to deter migration and to close border as is a common and only the means different but this is a direction so the union all but it can push the whole you yet there they are fierce critics of how european immigration policy has worked on till now how are you officials reacting to this pledge to work together with the commission of migration here buses of course is criticizing italy because it's it's acting now you know letter of the italy is still on the european rules to take care of these migrants to take them in but if you says no we won't take anybody this is all it's legal and so the union italy is blackmailing the e.u. countries this is not a brussels ones of cause brussels one's a long term solution of the relocation mechanism for all the countries but it's still far

four minutes to our final three third on our list is a film made by austria by the german story through and through it was germany's entry for the oscars. it's the eve of the first world war a series of mysterious accidents in a village in northern germany reveal behind the community's closed doors looks humiliation sexual abuse and brutal violence what do you. want to hear. so that the town's pastor punishes his children for disobedience by making them wear white ribbons a symbol of innocence lost more. you can go i need to i'm going to build or i'm going to you know jesus but if it is talking. michel one of his film shows how repressive society can create a climate for radical extremism foreshadowing the rise of the nazis his black and white imagery is transcend. thank you. thank the film won the golden pom in cannes and while it didn't get an oscar it's still our number three. thank you. a suicidal couple she's repeated least slit her wrists he drove headfirst into a wall thanks. these two germans with turkish roots rebel against their traditions their search for identity and their willingness to risk destroying

lake chanced and it's the biggest lake in germany but it does share its shores with austria and switzerland i've come here to spend a day exploring this incredibly beautiful part of the country. what a great view on this we have the german constance with the city of constance until and over there is switzerland with some gorgeous mountains in the background the sun is shining it's just perfect. i want to make the most of my visit so i've made plans to tour the surroundings by water land and air. the perfect place to start a tour of lake constance is the harbor in the city of constance here you can see the conceit avoided or council buildings which once hosted an important gathering. around six hundred years ago there were three popes ruling at the same time all three of them were deposed in this novels and the new one was elected it was such an important event at the time that it put constance at the center of everyone's attention. around seventy thousand visitors came to the challenger in the council as well as a number of prostitutes this figure known as imperial harks back to that time.

thirty eight now we're hitting record valleys again this is a warm call that's going out through austria to germany to southern sweden as well won't last much longer than that but it's there all the same temp just to the west have dropped a little bit to be honest come saxe in the picture of north africa apart from a few showers in tunisia is still dry. when diplomacy fails and fear sweeps then our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and its ilk to sixty's instead of being an obstacle or door. into became another obstacle to peace in a four part series al jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame on al-jazeera. a new village committed to news been elected and is grappling with the oddest tosca sustaining a community but residents of this chinese village have grown impatient and have one concern inside. the reclamation of that. democracy is complicated. to have a six part series they don't die but five years old and china's democracy experiment

austria italy and greece. thank. you deported to kabul from germany last month is on his way back the german government admitted that it was a mistake to deport the twenty year old because he was still appealing his rejected asylum application we called up with the man in kabul as he was preparing for his return. now i can hardly believe this is really happening after five weeks of fear in afghanistan now he finally has airplane tickets. i'm so happy i can finally fly back to germany. it was stressful for nasi bullet to spend time in afghanistan his family lives in a dangerous province he couldn't meet them at home and instead had to make arrangements to meet elsewhere before leaving kabul he spent a few days in the hotel waiting for necessary documents so he whenever i walk along the streets of kabul i'm afraid the streets aren't safe there are constantly explosions and suicide bombings and those of us on national archives he will return here to no brandenburg where he last lived on july third he was wrongly deported as his asylum procedures had not

first, he would like to be ambassador to the united kingdom, followed by france, germany, italy, spain, japan, ireland, austriations -- he runs a teeny, tiny little bank in chicago. he wants to be the next ambassador to the u.n. well, that is his tenth choice. also, can we just look at the header on this page again? the very top. yes. perspective -- perspective roles. not prospective -- rolls. this is like a form of brioche. it is should be noted secretary of education is not on his wish list. nor was ambassador to spelling. steve calk did not become the secretary of the army or the ambassador to the uk nor did he get in any other top role if the government. he did, however, feature rather prominently and surprisingly in the prosecution's final day of arguments in the paul manafort trial. that story is next. stay with us. the fact is, there are over ninety-six hundred roads named "park" in the u.s. it's america's most popular street name. but allstate agents know that's where the similarity stops. if you're on park street in reno, nevada, the high winds of the washoe zephyr could damage your siding. and that's