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us federal communications commission has approved the $26000000000.00 merger of sprint and germany's team obama the regulator believes it would be a good deal for consumers the companies have pledged to make 5 g. services available nationwide within 6 years the u.s. justice department still has to approve the deal. pig farmers in china are grappling with a swine flu epidemic over $100.00 outbreaks have been reported since august last year massive culling sent transportation restrictions a driving up global pool prices. seem bubblies central bank is injecting $500000000.00 into its foreign exchange market the move aims to ease a dollar shortage in the country and wins have more confidence in foreign currencies than the local t g s dollar last week it tumbled 30 percent against the us dollar on the black market. ryan as opposed to the 29 percent drop in on you will profit the budget airline blames higher fuel costs cabin crew strikes and fears of competition he says it's also affected by the grounding of boeing 737 max which is considered more fuel efficient. now the morning shave is big business

on on putin's clear criminal actions as other countries what you did for the former president obama. germany or the german chancellor angela merkel it was useful to him he used her as a window into the mind of the latter by the mere putin so the relationship between germany and russia was considered a positive but we don't have that dynamic anymore do you think that the germans or are they naive when they think about the threat posed by but let me well i think that the historically germany has has been less than than thoroughly robust when it comes to vladimir putin. the idea that germany will for example become more to the. and on on russia for gas by building north stream is something that perplexes those of us who are looking at it from so you so you agree with the troubled ministration that the pipeline deal should be x. well i don't think it's just the trump administration who thinks that i think the the administration's already europe think that i mean it's it's very few administrations that don't think that it's a it's a obvious thing that that if you have russia which is a country th

other shared in this country by allies and friends including france and germany the president's determination to destroy brock obama's achievements and in this case leading us into another eendless war in the middle eas. mister h president i urge president trump to engage in diplomacy with iran rather than engaging. you know more than i do but whenever he mentions george w. bush talking how he got us into a war that cost thousands of lives and tens of billions of dollars with the iraq war. so that would suggest to me that the idea putting troops and more money into a war with iran has to be done with something with care on this one your anniversary of the trump administration pulling out i would urge the president and his advisers to think carefully what we really see as a country. we should be prioritizing diplomacy not escalating tensions with those american lives with noit coherent strategy and cooler heads will prevail and it's in our best interest that they do john kennedy there's a lot of things that are memorable never negotiate out ofnd fear but never be afraid to negotiate. i think we are wise to remember th

determinationo destroy president obama's achievement and an achievement shared by others the country and by our allies and friends among other places britain, france and germany but president determination to destroy barack obama's achievement that is as a meditation in this case the iran nuclear deal led us to another and this more in the middle east and mr. president i urge president trump as he has done in the case of north korea to engage in the policy and ratchet down contentions with iran rather than engaging in the this provocation. mr. president, you meet with the president more than i do but some of the times i've been with them last two years wheneverr i mention george w. bush in the same breath he talks about how he got us into war the cost of thousands of lives and has cost literally tens of billions of dollars in the iraq war. so that would suggest to me that the idea of throwing more troops and a whole lot more money into a war with iran has got to be something to do with care. on this one year anniversary of the trump administration's pulling out of the iran deal and foolishly doing so i would urge the president and his advisers to think carefu

you will and mindoro is now counterattacking, using this, his secret police, kgb, or the germany or even the obamaof thing for they go after hugh and now they have arrested the number two official beneath -- >> to stop from getting wide-open, they are going for significant players down there. now they got the head of the assembled. they have not targeted him himself. why do you think that is? >> they have targeted him and he's confirmed, they've harassed him and persecuted him, trying to get him to flee the country. he's showed that he was a leader. i think that's a very important asset for the struggle for democracy and venezuela and president trump as well. i've listened to her centerpiece, i want to say that i think that deep down, this suspicion that trump knows this is going to be a tough task in venezuela. the main not be any quick fixes for this problem. i think administration right now is doing what they have to and that is redoubling its efforts to try and find new ways to move forward. >> it's interesting you bring that up. he recognizes the challenge it is, at the same time, it may not

of overhead contact lines in each direction on this stretch of the out obama with tests on the way in northern and southern germany. this is standardized the highway they bought it has the same all over the height is the same so this truck can also go in the swedish road and they can also go on the road saying. about a bit of oh well connected to the overhead lines of trucks battery charges so it needs much less battery volume than a purely battery trip in each truck. the battery is physical sizes from here to here and about sixty centimeters deep the rest of the box is cooling and power electronics to keep the battery cool or warm depending on the weather outside in a few weeks five logistics companies will start delivering goods via the highway the overhead line will save companies time you have to move to the end but here i have the possibility to load the view and during operation i can make my delivery my pickup truck back to the loading location and can load again at the same time basically if you do it right the battery is never empty and you never need to plug in the vehicles battery or refuel diesel betwe

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determination to destroy president obama's achievement and achievement shared by others in this country and by our allies and friends among other places britain, france, and germany. but our president's determination to destroy barack obama's achievement, in this case the nuclear deal, led us into another endless war in the middle east. mr. president, i urge president trump as he has done in the case of north korea, to engage in diplomacy and ratchet down tensions with iran rather than engaging in needless provocation. mr. president, you meet with the president more than i do, but some of the times i've been with him the last two years, whenever he mentions george w. bush in the same breath he talks about how he got us into a war that cost us thousands of lives and has cost literally tens of billions of dollars, the iraq war. and so that would suggest to me that the idea of throwing more troops and a whole lot more money into a war with iran has got to be something to do with care. so on this one-year anniversary of the trump administration's pulling out of the iran deal i think foolishly doing so i would urge the president and his advisors to think carefully abo

from joe biden who bashed president trump standing on foreign soil, earlier this year in germany but unlike obamacreased pressure got them to negotiatingings table air fromak war to russia reset joe biden has been wrong on virtually every foreign policy call in the last four decades, the democratic national committee making it more difficult for candidates to intersect round will of debates this fall what is your reaction to what here in doing on the other side. >> going to raise a lot of money at least a lot of -- contributors to get the into that not easy task you main do through direct mail something like that so my sense is problem, telling good friend here story yesterday about mt. everest premise tomb people climbing not enough good ones i think to certain extent too many candidates in this race problem guy like by hissen basically not a great candidate never been a great candidate never no one gets one-on-one at this point in time i think the fact bernie sanders is second candidate, kind of a contrast you've got very serious woman senators very series other players when field of 23, it is

concerns over freedom of the press under the obama administration let the justice department to pocket bringing charges for similar conduct. of the 1st time in germany doctors have delivered babies born to mothers with transplanted uterus as the 2 births happened in the time of 2000000000 and falling germany's 1st successful huge drug transplant in 2060 neither mother could have given birth without this new procedure. a groundbreaking birth for germany this is the 1st baby to have gestated and a transplanted uterus the end of a decade long psychological and physical journey for the mother she was born without a uterus or a vagina. 2 and a half years ago her own mother donated her uterus since then she had to take medicine to make sure her body didn't reject the new womb her eggs were artificially inseminated using her husband's sperm so the baby is genetically her own. professors of a book at the university of to begin has researched the topic for 16 years critics say the procedure is ethically dubious or worse he loved ones wanting to become a mother and have children is a completely natural need and since surrogacy is not possible in germany the u

it's not from it's not germany it's not the united kingdom that have the ear of the of the u.s. president but it is hungary's because the obama rise in washington is going to be in washington this week and today it's other states from from from eastern europe that got closer to the to the u.s. president than the signatory powers of the are a nuclear deal that's the reason why especially germany feels we don't really have any anymore in washington we can say whatever we want but they don't listen to us riverview of all thanks very much for bring us up to date on this river let's take a look now at some of the other stories making the news at this hour u.s. president trump has defended his terror c.f. imposing punitive duties on some $200000000000.00 worth of chinese imports on twitter he wrote we are right where we want to be with china the president accuses beijing of rene going on commitments in trade talks. swedish prosecutors are expected to decide today whether to reinvestigate rape charges against wiki leaks founder julian a song whose is deny the allegations in this case which was dropped and 2017 requests to renew the

obama's willie horton oma moment. and the guy that did it is now the ambassador to germany.hat's awesome. >> he invented a couple times of the covering up, not having access to the pentagon and all these things, how do you start doing that, are you using freedom of information act? how are you getting the material to write this book if you don't have true axis to the documents and materials that you need. >> i am a big believer on knocking on doors, i knocked on so many doors for this book. i show up, and don't go until they talk to you or they refuse to talk to. but beyond that, court documents are always a wonderful thing, this was built a lot from the court documents, and then, the army are subject to foia, and the fbi is subject to foia, you can pick up some good things by that, but be there, meeting the people, doing it multiple times, talking to the same person over and over and over again, and then you start to assemble something close to the picture and then you get a little bit bananas for a while and trying to figure out what exactly it is and then you come back an

concerns let the obama administration justice department to block it bringing charges for similar conduct the new charges raise immediate questions about media freedom. for the 1st time in germany doctors have delivered babies born to mothers with transplanted uteruses the 2 births happened in the town of giving in and followed on from the 1st successful uterine transplant in germany in 2016 the mothers were born with out uterus as a rare condition and could not have given birth without the new procedure its name at tuning in included a swedish doctor who performed the world's 1st uterus transplant. a groundbreaking birth for germany this is the 1st baby to have gestated and a transplanted uterus the end of a decade long psychological and physical journey for the mother she was born without a uterus or a vagina. today half years ago her own mother donated her uterus since then she had to take medicine to make sure her body didn't reject the new womb her eggs were artificially inseminated using her husband's sperm so the baby is genetically her own. professors of a book at the university of to begin has researched the topic for 16 years critics say the procedure is ethically dub

obama young three one so awesome. the other semi is all square after the first leg look at ya bitch again in fact frankfurt the lead against chelsea in germany but ended one one thanks to pedro the second legs of these ties take place next thursday. doctors at porter say it's too early to know where that. will play for the club again the spanish goalkeeper is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack during a training session on wednesday the thirty seven year old only recently signed a new contract with the club but he future is in doubt. it depends on many things it will depend on the medication he will need to take also we need to wait for further tests not only in normal conditions but submitted to the high stress of top level competitive sport as well as his desire to continue his career the world's best player will not be at the upcoming women's feet for world cup after norway left are ahead out of the squad the bell on door winner has refused to play for her national side for the last two years in protests that a lack of respect for female players in norway no reconciliation has been forthcoming so he will sit out the tour

the match from america obama young three one so arsenal the other semi is all square after the first leg look at ya bitch agave i in fact frankfurt the lead against chelsea in germany but ended one one thanks to pedro the second legs of these ties take place next thursday. doctors at porter say it's too early to know whether ek cassius will play for the club again the spanish goalkeeper is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack during a training session on wednesday the thirty seven year old only recently signed a new contract with the club but his future is in doubt. it depends on many things it will depend on the medication he will need to take also we need to wait for further tests not only in normal conditions but submitted to the high stress of top level competitive sport as well as his desire to continue his career the world's best player will not be at the upcoming women's fifa world cup after norway left are ahead out of they scored the ballon d'or winner has refused to play for her national side for the last two years in protest at a lack of respect for female players in norway no reconciliation has been forthcoming so he will sit out the to

obama young three one so arsenal. the other semi is all square after the first leg look at your bitch again in fact frankfurt the lead against chelsea in germany but ended one one thanks to pedro the second legs of these ties take place next tuesday. doctors at porter say it's too early to know whether ek cassius will play for the club again the spanish goalkeeper is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack during a training session on wednesday the thirty seven year old only recently signed a new contract with the club but his future is in doubt. it depends on many things it will depend on the medication he will need to take also we need to wait for further tests not only in normal conditions but submitted to the high stress of top level competitive sport as well as his desire to continue his career the world's best player will not be at the upcoming women's fifa world cup after norway left are ahead out of they scored the ballon d'or winner has refused to play for her national side for the last two years in protest at a lack of respect for female players in norway no reconciliation has been forthcoming so he will sit out the tou

renegotiation or a better deal of the nuclear accord negotiated by the obama administration, along with the rest of the so-called p5 plus germany and the yuan -- and the u.n. the u.s. has not stated what they want. they want iran to stop its support of groups in the middle east. that is the main goal for the u.s., to cut back funding for groups which the west considers terrorists, and meddling in the affairs of other countries in the region, particularly iraq, but also in syria in its attempts to form and trouble with -- to foment trouble with israel. paul: thanks very much to both of you for joining us. coming up next, we will find out andthe ecb says the peak bond yields is a real short-term concern. shery: we will be live at the j.p. morgan china summit in beijing. our correspondent stephen engle is there. two in the final day of the j.p. morgan global summit. we had gp donning exclusively here -- gp diamond exclusively here. we will follow that up with a number of interviews. up on a lot of the issues we covered with jamie dimon. the property magnet out of hong on chairman will be on later as well. we will talk movies, and

germany's far right a.f.d. party was less triumphant that many pro europeans had feared but one prominent critic truly won hands down in hungary the ruling rightwing feeders party under viktor obama received over 50 percent of the votes. the election victory means that hunk ariens gave us 3 tasks. foremost the task of stopping emigration all across europe. they gave us a task to defend the europe of nations and to protect christian culture in europe. can right wing parties sabotage the e.u. . that is the next big question to her and you know you were talking about this just minutes ago coming right wing party sabotage come they come they do you rail the e.u. all the parliamentary process i would say now they count it makes you so optimistic the reason is that we've seen civil society and parties come across to form to to to correlate against these right wing populist movement and i believe that we've seen the danger of these populist movement and that the parties the democratic parties will not sit down and wait for them to set the agenda but on the other hand come up with the ordinary. if so that's why i'm really hopeful now as the tension is quite high on the european parliamen

obama did. once we broke it, i agree with colin powell, we need to fix it, there still american troops in germanyh anniversary of eda, i had no problem staying in iraq until we took the training wheels off. but we left too quickly, we made a vacuum, now the iranians treated like a promise. kennedy: even if we did not make a vacuum, i am still pretty convinced that we would still be there. look at afghanistan, it's all a disaster, no upside, civilian casualties, i don't think that is something that we can rationalize. that's quadro damage, it is not, their human lives and we have to have better solutions and it does not make us a bunch. >> it's all a strategic distraction for the past 20 years about the emerging threat across the pacific, we are not being specific about it and we will pay for, our kids will pay for it 20 years. >> i put engin if doubled had h, which one would he activate militarily first question. >> probably north korea, they are pulling at your potential danger, unless we just tell them, welcome to the nuclear club, you know the rules, if you use them first, you disappear, bye-b

germany. from the iraq war to the russia reset, joe biden has been wrong on virtually every foreign policy call in the last four decades." president obama also went after donald trump during a 2016 campaign event while he was abroad. can joe biden claim the high ground here? >> yes, wolf. the issue here is not so much criticism of joe biden, as crass as it was, it was president trump deciding to essentially second and endorse the comments of the north korean dictator, kim jong-un, who's a brutal dictator, who is, as i said, essentially murdered otto warmbier and has been violating u.s. sanctions. and yet when the moment comes, you have the president of the united states, donald trump, siding with the remarks of kim jong-un. what this tells me is that the north korean dictator knows how to play donald trump. he is playing him beautifully and at the expense of our national security, when the president looks the other way in the face of violations of the sanctions agreement, and the president continues to evaluate kim jong-un on the world stage without getting an agreement to denuclearize the korean peninsula. >> senator chris van hollen,

the obama administration, with the joint comprehensive plan of action action, where they negotiated with iran, the permanent members of the u.n. security council in germany, to keep that country from weaponing a nuclear without firing a shot or sending , a single u.s. member to invade yet another middle eastern country, to me that is a model. it is not perfect. no agreement with that many partners including your enemy is ever going to be perfect. but it was a step in the right direction. so i want to make sure that when it is north korea, instead of falling in love with kim jong-un, which is what president trump has said he has done and done nothing to denuclearize the peninsula that we work not just , with north korea, but south korea and china, a player in that region. when it comes to syria, we will have to work with folks we don't like all that much or can look forward to a continued presence in that country as well. north africa, the middle east and beyond. here is a great opportunity, for us. this president has decided his best friends are going to be kim jong-un, vladimir putin, duterte in the philippines, -- these are the very definition of dicta

jews, nazi germany where cartoons and characters that depicted jews as dogs and spiders, like the head of the muslim brotherhood, saying that jews were descendants of apes and pigs, of and obamary. what is your reaction to "the new york times"?t they did not get this right until sunday, that happened on thursday. >> it is very painful to me, i have written more op-eds and articles than any law professor in history and i felt close to "the new york times," when i saw this cartoon it just shocked me. it is borrowed from the 1940 nazi cartoon that shows the jewe stereotype, long nose, calling winston churchill into war, jews control the world, they tell world leaders what to do, they always operate in their own interest, buto "the new york times" cartoon was worse, because it portrayed the leader of israel with a jewish star around his neck as a dog as dehumanized. and the distance between "the new york times" editorial office and that synagogue in san diego gets smaller and smaller as the media gets more quicker and quicker, and the fear is that somebody with a gun, maybe with a psychiatric illness will see dehumanizing cartoons like this -- >> sean: four days, professor, i loo

obama's willie horton moment. you just turn that -- in willie horton, referencing the dukakis campaign and cupid of this -- >> yeah. and the guy that did it is now the ambassador to germany. so that's awesome. >> well, you know, you've mentioned a couple times the idea of kind of covering up, you know, not having access to the pentagon and all these things. how do you start doing that? are you using freedom of information act? are you using -- how are you getting the material to write this book if you don't have true access to the documents and materials that you would need? >> i'm a big believer in knocking on doors, just -- i knocked on so many doors for this book. shoe leather. show up. don't go until they talk to you or refuse to talk to you. there were people that refused to talk to me, you know? stan mcchrystal wouldn't talk to me for some reason. but beyond that, documents are -- court documents are always a wonderful thing. this was built a lot on some of the court documents. and then, you know, the army, yeah, they're subject to foia, the fbi is subject to foia, and you can pick up some good stuff that way. but mostly it's being there, being in the place, seeing

obama is nothing short of remarkable. we wouldn't be surprised to learn the coalition included the united kingdom, our traditional ally, but it also included germany and france and the european union, russia, and china. russia and china all came to the table and agreed on it. did it work? international inspectors came and reported to members of congress over and over. there were no locked doors, no areas where access was denied, and that they could say with virtual certainty iran was living up to the terms of this agreement. so what did this president, president trump, decide to do? he canceled the united states' participation in the agreement. why? why would he believe that the development of nuclear weapons in iran is in the best interests of anyone? and yet he did. and he followed that with even more provocative efforts in relation to iran when it came to categorizing their revolutionary guard as a terrorist organization, a step that moved even closer to provocation and confrontation, an then, of course, we decided to send our own military closer in to iran itself, carrier group was dispatched to that region. what is behind all this? why is it

germany, internally, , the entirere country is coming apart. this is a cultural marker. this is an identity marker. i think that is something to understand. obama did not understand that. the french president does not understand that. it is hard to grasp rationally. these are the kinds of things in european politics that play a role and make a difference. understand and bring empathy to the negotiating table for people's redlines. that is where we will have to work. looking ahead, the negotiation process will be very interesting. the eurozone needs that change. the far right is no longer pushing to break the entire thing apart. erik: richard, splitting candidates up properly, it fails. but without due to democratic legitimacy in the european union? richard: i don't think that it would be good. i think in the bars and pubs of europe, they are talking about the change ship -- championship finals. all the polls show that the citizens show of slight frustration. they want more voice in european affairs. i'm not sure that this power battle over the top post is the way they are going to feel a connection. it isve to remember that great, everybody got

germany, internally, infrastructure, the entire country is coming apart. but this is a cultural marker. this is an identity marker within german domestic politics. i think that is something to understand. obama did not understand that. the french president does not understand that. it is hard to grasp rationally. but these are the kinds of things in european politics that do play a role and that make a difference. so understanding and bringing empathy at least to the negotiating table, for people's red lines that is where we will , have to work. looking ahead, the negotiation process will be very interesting. god knows that the euro zone needs the kind of reform antoine mapped out. and the far right is no longer pushing to break the entire thing apart. this splitting the incumbent process it fails. , but without due to democratic legitimacy in the european union? richard: i don't think that it would be good. i think in the bars and pubs of europe, they are talking about the championship finals. all the polls show that the citizens show of slight frustration that they don't have more voice in european affairs. i'm not sure that this power but battle over the top post is the way they are going

this time i'm visiting up a franconia in germany obama function in all the various varied landscapes castles fortresses and historic towns characterized the area we mustn't forget the friends themselves with their coziness and especially their beer. my 1st stop is. also called mountain off the franks. a short climb up to the top and franconia vice at my feet. below me is bunched up which.