problem of the globalized world that we that we live in dubai has marketed itself as a global hub a global city with an globe which is at the center of a lot of global networks that spend the entire the entire world so we have gemstones and diamond dealers who are linked into west africa who launder their money there we have drug a narcotic stealers from latin america whole lot of their money there we have people from the middle east all over the middle east whether they're regimes part of all three terrorism's or other non-state actors or laundering money there this is a name this is the nature of the globalized world where we have networks societies and global networks that all come together in one single hub and the hub in this case is dubai very difficult to actually clamp down on it and this is some of the issues we've had in the past with terror financing in the go. of all relate to the same issue that it's very difficult that there is not one enforcement mechanism globally that actually climbed down on it but what's important to note here is that if sanctions are in place and there are i

it's a global city. it opened up. it has giant neighbors. >> i mean remember, they know something about dynasty. >> we appreciate your time and perspective as we continue to monitor images coming out of singapore. we'll stay in touch with you. thank you. >>> again, president trump is due to arrive in singapore in the coming hours. he leaves a lot behind. a lot of confusion in canada after he backed out of the g7 and a trade war seems all the more likely. others lobbied hard and optics are important as told by two photos. this is the first of two. the official white house photo, it seems people are happy, smiling there. look at the body language there. he summed it up this way. >> i will say it was not contentious. what was strong is the language that this cannot go on. the relationships are very good. >> it's going to change. it's not a question of i hope it changes. it's going to change 100%. tariffs are going to come way down. people cannot continue to do >> they believe the u.s. was board and then this happened. >>

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easy solutions to the problem, but the most important issue facing our state as well as our city on a global scale. >> voices from the states, part of c-span's 50 capitals tour. and our stop in salt lake city, utah. >>> early this morning, east coast time, president trump met with north korean leader kim jong-un in singapore. here are some of the events, including their handshake and signing of a denuclearization statement. >> i guess. they never stop. [ inaudible question ] >> i feel really great. we're going to have a great discussion. i think a tremendous success. it will be tremendously successful. it's my honor and we will have a terrific relationship, i have no doubt. [ inaudible question ] >> translator: it was not easy. we overcame all obstacles and we are here today. >> that's true. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. [ inaudible question ] >> very amazing. thank you very much. thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. president how is the meeting going so far, sir? any progress, mr. president? >> kim, will you denuclearize? >> mr. president, how is it going so far

and in cycling sandy about two hundred people were killed more and more people are moving to cities globally now one half the people live in cities that happened fairly recently moving from human beings being a rural sort of species to being an urban species and most of all many of those cities are actually on the coast. no place in the world is safe from flooding but the sources of these cataclysms vary from region to region. in new york for example it was a special phenomenon that caused so much damage. to sandy it was not the winds it was not the rain it was the storm surge the ocean coming up higher much higher than normal and washing ashore going into all the little harbors and the little rivers and flooding and finding the vulnerable low places and flooding all around and that's what was so bad. counted see violent winds of a hurricane push surface waters towards the coast the sea level rises creating a destructive super wave called the storm surge. in hurricane sandy's case other natural factors make this situation worse. but is the stage of the tide when the hurricane hits and for sa

new york city global leader, absolute presence not just here in our nation, but a global leader in, you commerce and culture and all those great things. so new york city cyber command created on july 11, 2017 by mayor de blasio. he signed executive order 28 which school district up the team. we're charged with leading the city cyber security efforts across 100 government agencies. what makes up the city government of new york, can you imagine all those critical things that are provided to new yorkers each and every day. the stored teams nypd, the water utility, sanitation, finance, you know, all those things that make the city run, makes up that city government. what makes our approach unique in the city from our optic, there are a number of duties and authorities that are invested in new york city cyber command, but i'm going give you a couple of highlights. what you see in the slide breaks down this elegant two page executive order. i encourage anybody to rated. we're very proud of it. not a long read. just two pages. but let me highlight a couple of things. one, this organization can

but i do feel like that is probably the most important issue facing our state, as well as our city on a global scale, all of that. >> voices from the states. part of c-span's 50 capitals tour and our stop in salt lake city, utah. >> following the g7 summit offer the weekend. prime minister theresa may addressed the house of commons and took questions from members many focusing on president trump's recent imposition of tariffs on aluminum and steel as well as his suggestion that russia be invited back to the nations after his 2014 expulsion after annexation of of crimea. >> order, state of the prime minister. minister. >> thank you. i'd like to make a statement on the g7 in quebec. the g7 discussing history and values and prosperity of the people and world at large. discussions at this year's summit focused on our shared effort for the rules bases order global trade to work for everyone. decide tore equal opportunities for all of our citizens and drive further actions to protect the environment and in particular our oceans. as was clear over the week there was strong debate and discussion on is

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>> i think the calculation finitely looks different for us as a city and a county, but it globally applies to city and counties throughout the state, and it actually applies to the state itself, and the state itself has had conversations that they are frustrated with the gann level. given the boom we've seen, this is an issue that's going to start rising around the state so it's not unique to us. what's unique to us is probly the level of revenue growth we've seen over the past few years which means that phase is growing quickly. that concludes my presentation. happy to answer any questions or follow ups that the committee might have. >> supervisor cohen: colleagues, any questions for mr. rosenfield? supervisor yee? okay. . so thank you for your presentation from ben and kelly kirkpatrick. i appreciate the information. just want to recognize that the dget legislative analyst has done some thorough analysis, and they will be reporting to us next week. is that correct? is there anything that you heard that you want to comment on today? no? okay. we'll save it for next week. at this point, i

uk chancellor philip hammond says london can remain a ‘global capital of finance‘ — despite growing scepticism in the cityupport the chinese economy. we start in the city of london

problem but i feel like it is probably the most important issue in the state as well as our city on a global scale. voices from the states, part of c-span's 50 capitals tour. our stop insulting city utah. >> and now, supreme court justice saddam era -- sonia sotomayor talked about working with other justices in her new book, and in a children's book. the associate justice recently sat down for an interview at the organization's national convention here in washington, d the -- washington, d.c. is is out an hour. [applause] >> let's move the furniture? >> yes. >> i don't like being this far away from you. [laughter] >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing ok. >> it's going to be around for a while. >> what happened? >> i'm in the middle of the night and went to get a bottle of water from my kitchen, and it was dark and i tripped over a piece of furniture. [laughter] >> broke it in four spots, my shoulder. had to have it replaced and so now i'm partly bionic woman. [applause] i need identification to go through airports. >> i think you are good. >> i can travel abroad occasionally. >> are you taking

but i do feel like that is probably the most important issue facing our state as well as our city on a global scale. and all of that. >> voices from the states. part of c-span's 50 capital to or -- capital tour. >> this case centered on whether the ohio purge policy voted just

uk chancellor philip hammond says london can remain a ‘global capital of finance‘ — despite growing scepticism in the city, living beyond the moment. instagram to take on youtube with videos up to an hour long. and on the markets, shares are higher despite fears of a looming global trade war — asia boosted by reports of new stimulus measures to support the chinese economy. we start in the city of london where this evening britain's finance minister, chancellor of the exchequer philip hammond, will address top bankers at the annual mansion house dinner. he'll be trying to convince them that london can remain a ‘global capital of finance‘ after the uk leaves the european union. and he will confirm he‘s sticking to plans to balance the government‘s finances by 2020 — despite growing concerns about the state of the uk economy. uk interest rates arejust 0.5% — barely above their level after the financial crisis. and they are expected to stay there when the bank of england meets later today. that‘s because britain‘s economic growth rate slumped to just 0.1% in the first three months of the year, its worst quart

investment on this scale cannot be financed in niche markets, it must be mainstream and global. the cityank of england has helped catalyse the private sectors, task force and climate related disclosures, which is now past —— backed by financial institutions around the world managing over $80 trillion in assets, more of the global gdp. we are working closely, as we have been for the past few years, with the people's bank of china to build domestic and cross—border the markets to finance their transition toa markets to finance their transition to a low carbon economy. and we are corrugated with fellow central bank to represent more than one third of global emissions to develop supervisory approaches to ensure the financial system is fit for the transition. as the world is changing, it is ageing. with a ratio of population aged over 65 to those of population aged over 65 to those of working age, and advanced companies... that is where we leave for the evening as governor of the bank, mark carney comes to his conclusion. before that we had philip hammond delivering his annual mansion house s

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. >>> welcome back a new study from lloyds says that manmade risks could cost global cities $320 billionr it says things like cybercrime, interstate conflicts and market crashes are a much bigger threat to economic output than natural disasters like hurricanes, floods, earthquakes and volcanos, which is interesting, because there have been so many people saying look out -- >> except for buffett. >> well, except for basically anybody in the insurance industry this is lloyds if you're putting your money where your mouth is in terms of risk, their point is, there are far bigger concerns we need to be worried about, including cybersecurity, which is what james patterson came on yesterday to talk about, about how that's a huge threat. >> i'm sure tom's buying up coastal properties all over the place without worrying at all. >>> anyway, delaware has become the first state outside of nevada to allow sports betting the state's first legal sports bet was placed yesterday by the delaware governor. it was a $10 bet on the phillies to win wow! probably got pretty good odds on that for a big payoff.

china the city council says electric buses cost less in the long run it claims the local economy has benefited to the buses or made by b.y.d. a car maker based in shenzhen b.y.d. is a global market leader when it comes to electric buses supplying cities like london and budapest. it's just. it's just a baby step out of the wind in the face we did. not only that but those of us that. need to file a tax. plan when it comes to electric mobility. have already gone electric. which the. not everyone however is happy. i. have to charge. and. i but the city's government is having none of it and says the prices make up for any other losses and drivers have to make sure they take regular breaks anyway. business update thank you very much for watching. i wouldn't have been fighting for decades to take you seriously in the world of what here's what's coming out women strong on top of her. the superhero movement the smart talks smart stage the legend frank recently dangerous time for w. me for my. injury the conflict zone confronting the powerful. as f.b.i. director james comey was always pretty well known the window of charmed five year last year to speak his fourth trip to measure ag

china the city council says electric buses cost less in the long run it claims the local economy has benefited to. the buses are made by b.y.d. a car maker based in shenzhen b.y.d. is a global market leader when it comes to electric buses supplying cities like london and budapest you've actually yes this is just a stunt it's just a baby step of the one in the fish if we didn't already we did not only want to actually find those busses but also we want to thank you dr fallon texas the trust that already had the. chinese government has an ambitious strategy plan when it comes to electric mobility and the administrative regions are doing their bit two thirds of shen gentz taxis have already gone electric. bill idea runs charging stations throughout the make a city which the taxi drivers use at the end of their shifts. it's peak period that not everyone however is happy. to look at it with. it's not worth it might have to charge my car for two hours every day that's a loss of ten or twenty years of business instead of earning money i set around to the games on my phone. and that gets boring after a while. but the city's government is having none of it and says the low power pri

so, we all know new york city, right? globalder and absolute presence, not just in our nation, but globally and commerce and culture and all neyo city cyber command created onul11, 2017 by mayor de blasio, he signed an executive order. we are charged with leading the cyber-security effort across more than 100 government agencies. what makes up the ci government of new york? a lot of critical things that are provided to new yorkers every day. teams, the water, utility, sanitation, finance, all of those things that make the city run. it makes up the city government. what makes our approach unique in the city, there are a number of duties and authorities in cyber command but i will give you some highlights. in this slide it breaks down a two-page executive order. we are proud of it. it is just two pages, right? let me highlight some things. this organization has technical controls that we centrally operate. giving us the ability to see and respond across 500,000 computers in various ways. so, not only can we say these are the techn

and i mean this is really the dark underbelly of the economic boom that we've seen in indian cities and globally kind of you know but i mean this is something this is the cost that the vast majority of the population pay for you know the for good fortune of you know twenty to thirty percent of the population and the render major some years ago when he was first elected made a huge from a sydney in terms of guaranteeing product product prices for the farmers. have not been not the message talking presumably now we're in the election cycle yet again general election is next year this is it going to be made relieving them of their debt for these farmers is that the answer because this seems to be what they're asking for but is that the is that the panacea i mean debt relief is something that every opposition party offers the b.g.p. offered to me u.p.a. elections and it won on that promise actually it stopped the congress party in two thousand and four when they ousted the b j p and accused it of neglect in the countryside so it's something that every party you know every major party has been playin

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china the city council says electric buses cost less in the long run it claims the local economy has benefited to the buses are made by b.y.d. a carmaker based in shenzhen b.y.d. is a global market leader when it comes to electric buses supplying cities like london and budapest to that tree yes this is just the stuff it's just a baby step of the one in the fish or we didn't already we did not only want to actually find those passengers but also we want to thank you that should find it takes us to track that audi out of. china's government has an ambitious strategy plan when it comes to electric mobility and the administrative regions are doing their bit two thirds of jenn's taxis have already gone electric. you idea runs charging stations throughout the make a city which the taxi drivers use at the end of their shifts. it's peak period that not everyone however is happy. to look at it because i'm on is always on the wall it's not worth it my have to charge my car for two hours every day that's a loss of ten or twenty years of business instead of earning money i said around the play games on my phone. and that gets boring after a while. but the city's government is having

but i do feel like that is probably the most important issue facing our state as well as our city on a global scale, all of that. >> voices from the states, part of c-span's 50 capitals tour, and our stop in salt lake city, utah. >> next, a forum about military challenges in the asia-pacific region and increased activity from china and north korea. the american enterprise institute hosts the event. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this beautiful morning in june. i'm phillip lohaus of the american enterprise institute. welcome to our new building, and i'm so glad there's interest for being here. today in singapore international leaders have joined together to discuss future security challenges facing the region. apropos of the u.s. pacific command's recent name chained to the indo-pacific command, at any rate they have prime minister modi with his opening remarks. the rest of the agenda is about international competition, how to describe it, what to do about it and how to win it. the term competition has come about describing the state of international regions, not just in t

solutions, but i feel like that is probably the most important issue in our state as well as our city on a global scale, all of that. >> voices from the states, part of c-span's 50 capitals tour. next, a discussion about the singapore scott -- a summit between president trump and kim jong-un. panelists gave their assessment of the summit and what it means for the region. is

on european and canadian goods likely to dominate discussions fears of a global trade war are hanging over the two day meeting cityin canada here's our diplomatic editor james take on the growing rift among the g seven countries. by two g. seven meetings for many years including when they were ga when russia was involved always a great deal of tension between russia and the others when russia was invited to those meetings never have i seen tension among the seven like we have right now some are even calling it a meeting of the g six plus one on the one against the other six is president of the united states afghanistan's president has announced a temporary ceasefire with the taliban to coincide with the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan the u.s. says it will honor the ceasefire calling it a bold initiative for peace a group of bishops in nicaragua has met president daniel ortega to discuss how to stop weeks of violence they say they'll offer to mediate between the government tempered testers at least a hundred and thirty people have been killed since mid april. u.s. authorities are planning to transfer sixte

buses are made by b.y.d. a car maker based in shenzhen be ideal as a global market leader when it comes to electric buses supplying cities like london and budapest. this is just. it's just a baby step but he was in the film we did. not only. those of us but also to electrify the tax. plan when it comes to electric mobility. have already gone electric. which the taxi drivers use at the end of their ships. everyone however is happy. and. i the city's government. says the low power prices make up their losses and drivers have to make sure they take breaks anyway. business update thank you very much for watching. but what about the. hate who do you think is going to be world champion. all the imagines all the scores. of two thousand eight hundred soccer world cup on d w news. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful. as f.b.i. director james comey was always pretty well known but when donald trump five him last year to speak his fourth trip to measure again this week he's my guest here in berlin why he's promoting a book even as he faces new child abuse is insubordination so what's the truth this complex on confron

. >> joining us now is citi's chief global political analyst gina and stifel's ron, which is in bostony're hosting an insight conference. good morning and welcome to both of you ron, when you look ae environment we're in now, where so many in pointo us just firing on all cylinders, is there anything that concerns you? do you buy into the idea that growth is peaking? >> not yet i will tell you, you have a lot of fiscal stimulus i have to tell you i'm up here at our conference talking to over 300 companies the optimism is incredible you look at what's happening i not only in media and telecommunications but financial services is going to see a lot of activity and a lot of optimism earnings strong. i think it's good times right now. >> and tina, from your perspective, how much does it matter how many hikes we get from the fed the language around them, given where we are with the markets these days >> well, the markets are watching the fed most closely of all, but i think it's important to remember we've got a whole generation of investors and traders who have never managed through a rate

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i do feel like that is possibly the most important issue facing our state as well as our city on a global scale. all of that. >> voices from the states, part of c-span's 50 capitals tour. and our stop in salt lake city utah. >> this week on cue and day, new ross.imes columnist he discusses his book to change the church, pope francis and the future of catholicism. ♪ brian: ross douthat, when you were here nine years ago, here is what you said about the republican party. [video clip] ross: i think the republican party is roughly where the democratic party was around the time that ronald reagan was elected president, which is to say it is coming off a long period of logical dominance and it has lost its dominance temporarily. the question is how long will it take for the party to come back politically and intellectually as well. [end veo cli brian:that was 2009. what do you say today? ross: i would say did not take that long for them to come back politically. whether they have come back intellectual he is an open question. we often have this nice idea that a party loses power because it does

steven whiting is joining us, global chief investment strategist at citi private bank. they call that a fill. o all of this talking. >> cryptocurrencies. blast into spacex good morning let's talk about the u.s. economy. we read the headlines. trade turmoil, fighting with canada, fighting with asia is nafta going to be reworked. the atlanta fed is predicting nearly 5% gdp growth can you square these two things for us please? >> just remember, first, watkins took a big hit back in march on trade fears. we are in a recovery from worrying about endless rises 3.5%, 4, we were going there a good deal to worry about we had a great deal of trade the fact that there's some carry through, what has the economy done we've seen a powerful, powerful pickup in earnings it is not simply going to end here with the first quarter. earnings will keep riding. -- rising >> is it really? >> i think outside the you states we let a significant growth scare -- look at europe economic surprises in the eurozone are the weakest compared to the united states since 2009, but the absolute data, the ab

and liberate the syrian city of iraq from. your. global news. from our moscow news this is r.t. international mining's you know neal good to have your company our top story this hour a lot of your putin said russia will work to strengthen ties with austria in spite of e.u. sanctions on moscow the russian leader visited vienna on tuesday on his first international trip since starting his fourth term as president right because the it brings us more of the details. it's been an incredibly busy hectic day for vladimir putin between all the toolbox negotiations conferences and press conferences they talked about. a whole host of issues and themes that have worried russia and austria of course one of them being sanctions we believe any politically motivated restrictions of protectionism these tools for resolving political issues are in the end useless in achieving the ultimate goal they are damaging for both sides and i think everyone's interest in lifting the sanctions russia are included we realize it is difficult for individual countries to voice and you know the reasons why howeve

global airline business. why sydney? it is this year's host cityonly time of the year that you get 480 airline bosses under one roof. will airlines go electric? and what will we, the passenger, have to pay for? and here is a problem. where are the women? why are they so very few female ceos in the industry? the man responsible for all of that, the big loss of iata, isjust over here. a former french businessmen and the former ceo and chairman of air france klm. alexandre, good to see you. four quick questions. long haul flights seem to be on the rise. has demonstrated its ability to transfer passengers on long haul distances successfully, so people pay less to travel more and travel longer. it is a new trend in the industry and it will continue. everything is going electric nowadays. electric planes. are we going to see them? i think it is too early. the electric technologies for aeroplanes have been very carefully studied by our manufacturers, but it is a long—term solution. and airlines are always trying to make a profit, of course, which means pa

global trade. to india now where the government in the city of thumb allowed who has ordered the permanent closure of the stair like a copper smelting plant that had been the target of protests for twenty years locals living near the plant in the port city of truth the. correspondence an air follicle that it's polluting water sources and is a serious health hazard the owner of the copper smelter plans to appeal against the state government's decision and court but for the time being people are savoring their victory we have this report for you. sighs of relief in two to cody. that it's a moment these rest of us have been waiting for for over two decades. the government has ordered the permanent shut down a store like. a factory the people here the monotony accused of polluting the environment. fatima barbara has been spearheading the campaign legal work your lungs yet sometimes followed your shutdowns to light. a protest for the people by the people. but also at a heavy cost. recent demonstrations against the couple planned last week when police clashed with protesters. at least thirteen people we

problem but i feel like it is probably the most important issue in the state as well as our city on a global scale. voices from the states, part of c-span's 50 capitals tour. our stop insulting city utah. >> and now, supreme court justice saddam era -- sonia sotomayor talked about working with other justices in her new book, and in a children's book.

the annual global media form has opened in the german city. the minute -- minister of state has said that in times of countless online news sources, people need trustworthy journalists to navigate the flood of information. here is more about the form -- forum's first day. >> we are here to engage and inform. >> in the #our stories videos -- we focus on people who don't have a voice in today's media. here is the global media form -- forum, this took them to 40 different countries. >> our advantage over the rest of the media scene is diversity. we can tap into hard-to-reach stories. >> it is about understanding this concept that our audience is no longer just our audience but they are our content creators as well. we try to bring them in as much as possible. whether it is back-checking, bringing them in every step of the way. >> the topic this year is inequality around the world. >> we think global inequality is something that affects us all. we saw the migration crisis. you can see that there is so many different areas in the world where you do

. >> peter feigin: he's an icon in a small city with a global appeal. >> kroft: peter feigin is president be a small city by n.b.a. standards, but giannis has put it on the world map, giving it a marketing sketball business. >> feigin: he's one of the great five, ten players in the n.b.a. at this time. and he's-- he's an international icon. so it transcends markets. >> kroft: so how big is the market outside the united states and outside of milwaukee? >> feigin: more than 50% of our digital traffic is from out of the u.s. you know, more of our video views are outside of the u.s. and it's growing. >> kroft: and giannis has a following like no other player in the n.b.a. ( cheers and applause ) often after road games, he meets with large contingents of greek americans. >> giannis antetokounmpo: there is no way, you guys, you're all greek, no way. ( cheers ) >> kroft: on this night after game in cleveland, an hour after a tough loss, 200 were waiting for him. ♪ ♪ he joined them in singing the greek national anthem... ♪ ♪ ...and hung around to take a selfie with his people. it brings back memo

as well as our city on a global scale. >> voices from the state, part of cspan's 50 capital tour. our stop in salt lake city utah. >> alex cesar will be on capitol hill in the morning to testify about president trumps prescription drug pricing plan. the senate health committee meets at 10 am eastern with live coverage here on cspan 3. cspan, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 cspan was created as a public service by america's cable television company. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. cspan is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider.

but i do feel like that is probably the most important issue facing our state, as well as our city on a global scale, all of that. >> voices from the states. part of c-span's 50 capitals tour and our stop in salt lake city, utah. >> following the g7 summit offer the weekend. prime minister theresa may addressed the house of commons and took questions from members many focusing on president trump's recent imposition of tariffs on aluminum and steel as well as his suggestion that russia be invited back to the nations after his 2014

global airline business. why sydney? it is this year's host cityng, the only time of the year that you get 480 airline bosses under one roof. will airlines go electric? and what will we, the passenger, have to pay for? and here isa passenger, have to pay for? and here is a problem. where are the women? why are they so very few female ceos in the industry? the man responsible for all of that, the big loss of iata, is just over here. for all of that, the big loss of iata, isjust over here. a for all of that, the big loss of iata, is just over here. a former french businessmen and the former ceo and chairman of air france klm. alexandre, good to see you. four quick questions. long haulflights seem to be on the rise. has demonstrated its ability to transfer passengers on long haul distances successfully, so people pay less to travel more and travel longer. it is a new trend in the industry and it will continue. everything is going electric nowadays. electric planes. are we going to see them?” electric nowadays. electric planes. are we going to see them

but i do feel like that is probably the most important issue facing our state, as well as our city on a global scale, all of that. >> voices from the state. part c-span's 50 capitals tour. and our stop in salt lake city, utah. >>> sunday on q&a, filmmakers discuss their documentary, "hit and stay: a history of faith and resistance ," about the actions of the catonsville nine and the other activists who protested the vietnam war. >> as we understand it, the antiwar movement was mostly thought of as a scruffy hair college-age protesters. here, we are middle-aged clergy. you know, maybe i should reconsider this myself. and, that was sort of a turning point for the antiwar movement. you know, their actions clearly did not end the vietnam war. but i don't see how you could argue that it did not help end the draft. i think the head of the selective service said publicly that they felt they were under attack. so, i think clearly, you can draw a line from what they did, to the draft ending in 1973. >> sunday at 8:00 eastern on c- span's q and a. >>> health and human services secretary alex azar will b

european and canadian goods likely to dominate discussions fears of a global trade war are hanging over the two day meeting in quebec city in canada. that afghanistan's president has announced a temporary ceasefire with the taliban to coincide with the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan the u.s. says it will honor the ceasefire calling it a bold initiative for peace. to the americas where a group of catholic bishops in nicaragua is set to meet president daniel ortega later on thursday to talk about how to stop violence across the country now they're planning to offer to mediate between the government and protesters at least one hundred thirty people have been killed since mid april in violence between forces loyal to war taker and opposition groups demanding his resignation but world reports now from the capital. where we are now is on the road between my now i walk and these cars that are passing by or humanitarian workers members of the catholic church but are actually the only vehicles that are allowed to pass along this highway if you look down the road here to my right there are several barricades we're talking