will open a back door to fascism it's a reference to a statement made in parliament yesterday by a golden dawn m.p. calling for a new coup against against the elected government and a suspension of parliamentary democracy is also a suggestion that this acrimonious deal will give more support to the far right than to the center right the centrist newspaper here is talking about what our lives are going to be like with northern macedonia on string practical questions and here in other words taking it as a given and here this pro opposition newspaper saying that a coup has already happened it took place by the it was done by the government the government has in other words use underhanded means to create a fresh accompli to present the political class in greece with an agreement that nobody can now completely kill its because it has the backing of our international allies the backing of the united states and the european union in other words and therefore that amounts to what some people in the opposition see as a coup against parliamentary democracy here all right while that debate continues for

a spar as we've been able to see at the moment followers of golden dawn the far right party and some members of the clergy possibly old calendar is the more traditional clergyman here in greece who are most vehemently against the the sharing of the name macedonia between greece and the former yugoslav republic of macedonia and that we expect that that protest will grow as the debate in parliament continues and if mr suppress wins the no confidence vote in parliament the next stage in the process is for the foreign ministers to effectively sign a deal which would just sign that compromise name. to greece's northern neighbor. that's right i think the government wants to use the impetus of the no confidence vote survival to then go to the border between greece and former yugoslav macedonia tomorrow sunday and the two prime ministers would initial at least initial the agreement that they have spent the last six months reaching and i think that all of that positive energy surrounding the agreement generated by the two governments would be in aid of. the northern macedonian prime minister

democracy party that gains politically from the unpopularity of this agreement but the far right golden dawn and those are the people that you see demonstrating behind me in front of parliament over the and this is a rather more centrist newspaper on certain questions about what our lives will be like with northern macedonia practical matters like how are we going to cross over what possible it will we will will we use a what forms of id. in other words taking it as a given that this deal will go ahead in the in the months and weeks leading up to this debate and certainly a potential vote. the signing of an agreement how would you gauge the public opinion about the former yugoslav republic of macedonia changing its name to the tub itself must today. makes people's blood boil depending on which part of greece you are talking to. well there is a geographical nuance if you are from macedonia greece you feel much more strongly about it. don't forget that northern greece was the last piece of greek territory to be added to the greek state in one nine hundred thirteen and. almost the last piece th

all mean for consumers, customers of this video content and in way like we were at the dawn of hollywood or the goldenall of which were predicated on the fact that there are massive numbers of people who want to absorb entertainment through a screen. that means a lot of money and these people are now the result of this economic activity going to be afforded all sorts of ways to get that material and probably at a pretty good price. i don't think most consumers could care less whether the platform is at&t or netflix or amazon prime. they just want good product and i think that's what's going to result from this process. paul: one of the interesting things, allysia, you will see amazon, youtube already in the entertainment media business, facebook investing in content, you are going to see all kinds of companies, comcast bidding for more, what does this suggest, though, to you about the the future of antitrust against the big-tech giants? are we going to saib maybe -- see maybe the justice department turn to them and say, you control so much market share, now we are going to target you? >> right, when y

dawn. here's a look back at a golden day for the golden state warriors. it was a day of celebration for the golden state warriors, the washington capitals and their fans.hundreds of thousands of fans in gold and blue and holding signs that read "dynasty" and "back to back champions" waved from behind barriers set up along the route in downtown oakland, california, as the warriors rode by in an open, double-decker bus.stephen curry, nba finals mvp kevin durant and the rest of the warriors took turns raising the larry o'brien trophy for the roaring crowd.hundreds of thousands of fans lined constitution avenue and filled the national mall on tuesday to celebrate the capitals' first stanley cup championship. the parade and rally midway between the u.s. capitol and washington monument commemorated the first d.c. title in the major four professional sports since the redskins in 1992 and the first cup in the capitals' 44-year history.fans clad in red were 20 deep on either side of constitution chanting "let's go caps!" as more than three dozen buses and converti