grace: all their lives. they had their 70th wedding anniversary on september 11, of all terrible times. and none of us could come. we couldn't get there. brian: this book called "daughter of the cold war" is a memoir of yours, grace kennan warnecke. why did you write this? the reason i ask you this is because it is very personal. grace: i hear that quite a bit. people are quite surprised by how personal it is. i wrote it because i'm a storyteller. as i tell stories, and i often did, people suggested i write them down. you have to do something with them. you had an amazing life, you have met unusual people. but i was working all the time and i couldn't write a book and work full time. it didn't work. it wasn't feasible, put it that way. when i came back from ukraine, where i had been living for 4 1/2 years, empowering ukrainian women, helping them to start small businesses, i decided it was time to empower me on a lot of levels. one of those levels was i was going to write a book. i went to the 92nd street y.

grace 's cousin and so is here. wait in the back, thank you for being here and allowing me to tell a brief story about grace. grace was from omega. helped to sing a red red wine while doing the laundry. now her three sons may not care to admit this, sometimes drop socks on grace when they sang and they had this ongoing banter back and forth. as i wrote about grace while she was still alive, when she thinks i'm too involved with affairs on the home front she will call me an anti-man. the here grace pronounce it if anti-man. she had a head full of violent sayings like you don't know if the roof leaks until you live inside. i was proud to pay homage to her and that column struck a chord. it's interesting what readers responded to. they loved hearing about grace and it was a reminder. here's what 15 years of writing a column has taught me. often it's not the political. it's not the front page news that seems to strike a chord with people. when readershave stopped me to talk about my work it's often to discuss the stuff

francine: grace? grace: we broadly agree. look at the rise of middle class, india is an area that stands out as somewhere with long-term potential. but it is long-term potential, shorter term, we focus on asia and china. francine: thank you both for joining us today, on the fourth of july, too bad we don't have any american. equities at global commerzbank and grace peterson, equity strategist at jpmorgan. plenty more coming up, we focus on migration. we have michael coming up, a big wake in angela merkel's party, so he knows them. a guest from berlin, talk about europe. coming up, we speak about the migration commissioner, focusing a little bit on what brussels want with these brexit negotiations. , ofwe look onto china course, the yuan on the move. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . francine: china temporarily bans sales from u.s. chip maker micron. is this latest news in the trade books? turnaround for china currency. it is a different story for stocks which continue to slide. making progress. germany's social democrats say they are

. >> tonight on c-span, q&a is next with grace. that is followed by british prime minister theresa may taking questions at the house of commons. later, as part of c-span's look at alaska, you will hear from members of the congressional announcer: this week on q&a, grace kennan warnecke discusses her memoir, daughter of the cold war. grace kennan warnecke, why did they call you come years ago miss x? ms. kennan warnecke: because my sent back the longest team

me, girl. >> the original "will and grace" broke ground.prime time. >> who won the election? >> the buzz around the length video fuelled a revival. >> will a reboot like "will and grace" exist if the trump base didn't exist? >> no, the campaign really brought the show back together. >> from the very first episode it was clear who would be the butt of the jokes on the remake. >> that curtain swatch, i need to make sure it works with his coloring. >> what will, jack, grace and karen are going through is a reflection on the highly politicized time that is we live in. >> please tell me you're not voting for that guy. all he does is call people names. >> grace did you hear what your -- [ bleep ] gay muslim boyfriend says. >> we're zing, we annihilate. >> the political humor resonates with fans. the sitcom renewed for two more seasons. >> a trump would absolutely say these shows beat up on him. there's a lot more making fun of trump. >> he sucks, he's so hateful. >> nowhere is that anxiety more apparent than on the series "broad city." >> get me

a massive fall from grace. indeed, andi a massive fall from grace.is really underlines the current administration's focus on clamping down on corruption in malaysia. now, it has to be said that at this point, what we do understand is that the former prime minister najib razak has been charged with three cou nts razak has been charged with three counts of criminal breach of trust and one count, we understand, of abuse of power. all of this relating to the subsidiarity, a unit of the state—run investment fund, imdb, which he remembered it set up, ostensibly to develop the malaysian economy in particular, to develop kuala lumpur, the malysian capital, into a financial hub. of course, that never happened, what happened instead was that the fund racked up the windsor dollars worth of debts, there were allegations that some of that money found its way to the prime minister's personal account. —— billions of dollars worth. allegations that he has consistently denied and to be frank, was able to sort of shrug off both political protest on the streets and any

grace: that's exactly the case.the trade numbers so far, we have had limited impact through the june data. there is a hint from the import side. you saw softer imports in the month of june and particularly processing imports came in quite week. that's -- quite weak. that is probably to prepare for the impact of tariffs going into july. the more concerning part, as you mentioned, would be on the impact on business sentiment going forward. so, investments, we will watch for data such as pmi and business sentiment pretty closely going forward. there might also be some impact on the libor market. that's another part we need to watch out for. basically, the kind of second round effect from the trade tension, we need to watch for. rishaad: a miss on industrial production year on year. we got 6%. we were expecting 6.5%. could that be contributed to this, manufacturer is deciding not to build his -- build things? grace: if you look at the past two months, into may especially, you had soft i.p., then into june. there is some

>> i don't know, grace.willing willing. >> pennsylvania is a great swing state. >> you don't have to tell me, girl. >> the original "will & grace" broke ground by featuring the first lead gay characters on primetime. >> who won the election? >> the buzz around the election video fueled the revival. >> will a reboot like "will & grace" exist if the trump base didn't exist? >> no, the campaign really brought the show back together. >> from the very first episode it was clear who would be the butt of the jokes on the remake. >> hand me that curtain swatch, i need to make sure it works with his coloring. >> what will, jack, grace and karen are going through is a reflection on the highly politicized times that we live in. >> please tell me you're not voting for that guy. all he does is call people names. >> grace did you hear what your -- [ bleep ] gay muslim boyfriend says. >> reviews were mixed. >> zinging is fine. that's what comedy is. but we don't zing. we annihilate. >> i managed to make one little change.

. >> reporter: kristene's parents, grace and larry chapa, were worried, too.ce had been pacing the floor ever since she discovered kristene hadn't come home the night before. >> that's unusual. >> that was very unusual. >> by now, how many times have you called your daughter? >> i would say about four or five times i called her. i even told her, "i'm gonna call the police if you don't call me right now." >> reporter: which is just what grace did. that's when she learned kristene had been hurt. but the officer wouldn't say much else, only that grace needed to get to memorial hospital. >> he doesn't tell you what happened? >> no. he doesn't know what happened. >> reporter: it was only after arriving at the hospital that the chapas learned kristene had been shot. but they still didn't know if kristene was alive or dead. >> the nurse walks in and tells us one girl died and one girl is on the second floor. and we need to identify her. >> and they don't know who died and who lived? >> no. >> reporter: it was up to the chapas to identify the survivor. >> you couldn't

and she accused the other of poisonings and death threats and it seemed grace had won her way with a ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president personally the army stepped it taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe to quit to allow a smooth transfer of power and the crocodile funny got his teeth into running the country. ok so let's look at the main candidates then emerson minh and gag where he was a member of the ruling party an incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted the front runner is expected to get forty percent of the vote although we garvey has said he will not support him claiming he grabbed power illegally his close rival is nelson chamisa he's the current leader of the opposition but also works as a pastor and a lawyer and if the elected he will become zimbabwe's youngest ever president just forty years old the two candidates of opposing political views reportedly favors good relations with russia and china while his rival is pro west and he traveled to the u.s. to meet the state department

fight the power between mugabe's own wife and his right hand man the first lady also known as gucci grace and the vice president nicknamed as the crocodile each accuse the other of poisonings and death threats and it seemed grace had won her way with her ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president but certainly the army stepped it taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe who quit to allow a smooth transfer of power and the crocodile funny got his teeth into running the country. so let's look at the main candidates then amisom and gallagher is a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted the front runner is predicted to take something like forty percent of the vote although unsurprisingly he hasn't been given the backing of the gobby who claims he grabbed power illegally while his closest rival is this man nelson chamisa he's the current leader of the opposition and a recently qualified pastor to if elected he would become zimbabwe's youngest ever president forty the two candida

the first lady also googy grace in the voice present nicknamed as the crocodile cues the other poisonings in death rates and it seemed grace had won her way with a ninety three year old husband the vice president suddenly the army stick to taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe he quit to allow a smooth transfer of power in the crocodile finally got his teeth into running the country. so let's look at the main candidates then emerson manning is a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted the front runner is predicted to take forty percent of the vote although one surprisingly he hasn't been given the backing of mcgarvie who claims he grabbed power illegally when his closest rival is nelson chamisa he's the current leader of the opposition and recently qualified pastor to and if elected he would become zimbabwe's youngest ever present at forty years old the two candidates are polar opposites not only in the generations they are representing but also in their political views. favors good

>> "will and grace" was the first time you saw characters on television that made gay normal.t are you supposed to be? >> the best feeling i get is when people come up and say, thank you for all you do for the gay community, and thank you for playing that part in that show. and you feel so fortunate to have been a part of something so great. >> are relationships the religion of the '90s? >> these are women who are making a good living, they were independent, they were single, and they were sort of feeling their power. >> i said all of them. bad waiter, bad waiter. >> what do you tip for that? >> i wanted these women to be objectifying men in the way men had always objectified women. >> all right. my turn. >> sorry, i have to go back to work. >> you didn't used to be able to discuss sex as sex. network shows, there never were people talking about orgasms or organs or sex. >> okay, words are essential. tell me exactly how he worded it. >> we've been seeing each other for a couple of weeks, i really like you, and tomorrow night after dinner i want us to have anal sex. >> these ar

coast many residents simply had no chance to escape and while monday was extremely hard and we need grace the government suspects the worst fires were no accident. as you've all been informed. of the indications that we have and which authorities in charge are already investigating. lead to the conclusion that arson was behind the deadly fires. the police are also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come nothing you left just of the mass you have god. with the residents would cheat by monday's blaze we're living in an area known to be prone to fire greeks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and watch so many perished. now let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world osama bin laden's alleged former bodyguard seen here in a german court is free after a judge ord

coast many residents simply had no chance to escape and while monday was extremely hard and we need grace the government suspects the worst fires were no accident. i would like to stress that we have serious indications and findings of criminal activity namely arson. the police are also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. did you know if no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come to nothing you leftists of the massey of god. the residents would stick by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire greeks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished now to some of the other stories making news around the world protesters in poland have clashed with police during demonstrations against changes to the country's judicial system anti-government activists accuse the right wing ruling the law and jus

by anger at the government which take he's approaching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. you know no one notified anyone the fire engines didn't come to nothing you leftists of the massey of god and. the residents worst hit by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire breaks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished. in the u.s. officials have reunited more than one thousand eight hundred children separated from their parents under the trump administration's hardline immigration policy but hundreds more children are still waiting despite a court order deadline to reunite all the families that deadline expires on turns to. washington bureau chief alexander phenomena travel to texas where she met a father and a son who were among the lucky few. after three long months there are back together omar domingo's and his eight year old son are in there appear a bit shy and nervous but determined to tell their story here and they carefully shelter in son who on. when they told me the

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nicknamed as the crocodile the she accused the other of poisonings and death threats and it seemed grace had won her way with her ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president but suddenly the army stepped it taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe he quit to allow a smooth transfer of power in the crocodile finally got his teeth into running the country. but let's look then at the main candidates amisom and is a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabi was stayed at the front runner is predicted to take something like forty percent of the vote although unsurprisingly hasn't been given the backing of mugabe who claims he grabbed power illegally while his closest rival.

grace of god.division, but we need in the united states, is not hatred. but love and wisdom and compassion toward one another and a feeling of justice toward those who still suffer within our country. whether they be white or whether they be black, let us dedicate ourselves to what the greek wrote many years ago. the pain, the stubbornness of man and make gentle the lies of this world. annapolis, 1968. announcement of dr. martin luther king, jr. [ applause ] >>> from the american federation of teachers, please welcome randy winegarden. [ applause ] >> our choice is not whether change will come, but whether we can guide that change in the service of our ideals and poured a social order shaped to the deeds of all our people. in the long run, we can master change not through force of fear, but only through the free work of an understanding mind, through an openness to new knowledge and fresh outlook which can only strengthen the most fragile and most powerful of human gifts. the gift of reason. univer

of control over his golf ball it's good to see because you know you said you missed the fall from grace and we know personal issues have plagued him as well and his body has broken down but now his back legs good and you know tiger is making a push to do it he does have a group of americans you know jordan speak to the finning champion along with some others leading the charge right now but a tiger woods is tiger woods ok so i'm sure they're taking him seriously they take him seriously and he's definitely looking like he's in good shape so we'll see where this goes it's going to be an interesting one now if he does when he runs it's going to be good for the world of golf do you think his success could boost the way of course i mean i think it will pick up where it left off considering there's a short memory you know in the public you know obviously we don't have to go into details about his personal life in affairs but if i was alive in the united states during this phenomenon when he first started he was a graduate from stanford you know they just storm. women seem to you know it in th

anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come to nothing you leftists of the massey of god. with the residents worst hit by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire breaks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished. tour de france leader grant thomas has a golden opportunity to claim the biggest prize in road cycling after maintaining his lead there stage nineteen the two hundred kilometer route from laura this to us was the best chance that his rival had to knock him off of his perch before sunday's final stage but thomas was imperious once again have a look. a decisive day so right his head through the pyrenees with everything on the line the first big winner of the stage was home favorite julian i love philippe the frenchman now has an unassailable lead in the race for the king of the mountains title. in the general classification leader garang thomas was under attack throughout

we're here to worship the act of creation, not the creator, so we take that song, and we talk about grace is ace to me is the act of creation. e ♪ it's love and love al -and what inspired you to tell the histy of this country through song? -i w bted to use a form tht represented how you use kind of imperfection as a way to rally people. i think of classical mus as, you know, you're reaching for the hem of god. you're reaching for perfection. you're striving for virtuosity, and a popular song is something that is reaching the people. ♪g it's reachinem in order to rally them to a cause, to celebrate together, to mourn together. -and you guys also tell the history of this countryh throstume. -♪ he cursed us with a congress ♪ -i like to look at whae,was happening at the tou know, "what was new at the time? what were people doing? what was invented at the time?" happening at the tou know, these are the opening shoes. and just, like, turn those ideas and those inventions into costumes. my favorite ribbon. -and machine, as weird as it sounds, r esigning backstage, like, during the show. n e fly?

grace kennan warnecke, why did they call you come years ago miss x? ms. kennan warnecke: because my sent back the longest telegram ever sent to the state department in 1947. it became an article which he was not allowed to sign which first appeared in foreign affairs emma it was called the x article because it was anonymous. it was printed then in life magazine. the cause of the mystery about and i was called x called miss x by people who thought they were very smart. this was in the 1950's. i was in college. brian: the telegram is 5500 words. what was it about? ms. kennan warnecke: it was about the fact that we had just finished the war. we were allies with the soviet union. that people were being taken in by the russians, they were giving them too favorable a picture. stalin was being called uncle joe, and there was this element that we were buddies. he felt that was a terrible system. he wrote this telegram to alert people that things were not as well as they thought it was. brian: there is a containment theory that he proposed. was it except by the st

shear grace and the judgement of god. american evangelicalism is that is engaged and also claims an identity rooted in the cross can be delivered from the sort of naive accommodation to cultural forms and movements that are out of step with the gospel while at the same time pulling us back from frantic perpetual outrage or resigned melancholy at the culture around us. in the cross, we see both exile and restoration, both judgement and mercy. both brokenness and glory. both the depth of the world's depraf ti and the extent to which god loves the world. and has sent his own son for the world. we need both of these instirvegts, it seems to me, in the years to come. and that's why dealing with especially younger american evangelicals, i find that i have to do two seemingly contradictory tasks all the time. on the one hand, i seek to persuade those on the outside and some on the inside. that things are not as bad for the church as they think. religion will not be swept away by some historically inevitable secularism. the gospe

i want to thank president clinton, who graces us with his presence. thank you so very much. my family and i also thank those who devoted their time and talent to making this service possible and to each of you for sharing in this commemoration. it is tough to lose a parent. it was very painful to lose my father, and yet a half a nothing further later, each of you have come here, many traveling from far, as far away as italy, ireland, and australia. you share our deep sense of loss and our happy memories. your presence is deeply moving to the -- and a tribute to the love that my father inspired. thank you for remembering. there is much to recall. his room was next to mine. every morning, he listened to shakespeare while doing push-ups. i woke to grunts and shakespeare. in fact, he was so good at shakespeare that he challenged richard burton to a shakespeare reciting contest, and of course my father won. one of his favorite plays was "henry v." this is the story of a king who enjoyed a dis olate youth but once crowned led the english amongst a much larger force at the battle o

fight the power between mugabe's own wife and his right hand man the first lady also known as gucci grace and the vice president nicknamed as the crocodile each accuse the other of poisonings and death threats and it seemed grace had won her way with a ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president but suddenly the army stepped it taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe who quit to now a smooth transfer of power in the crocodile funny got his teeth into running the country. well let's look then at the main candidates amisom and is a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted the front runner is predicted to take something like forty percent of the vote although unsurprisingly hasn't been given the backing of mugabe who claims he grabbed power illegally will his closest rival is nelson just me he's the current leader of the opposition and recently qualified pastor if elected he would become zimbabwe's youngest ever president forty the two candidates are polar opposites not only in

but still, meghan remains grace under fire. yesterday, after the duke and duchess visited a nelson mandela exhibit, meghan's half-sister samantha markle ranted on twitter, quote, how about you pay tribute to your own father? enough is enough. act like a humanitarian, act like a woman. if our father dies, i'm holding you responsible, meg. today's is their father's 74th birthday. despite her markle family feud, meghan's royal relatives have embraced her, especially her new sister-in-law. >> if anyone can understand the difficulties and the challenges of marrying into the royal family, having been a commoner, having been a normal person up until then, of course it's kate. >> today, harry was out solo visiting injured rugby players. in their appearances together, meghan has performed her duties with elegance and grace. last week in ireland, she was both regal and showed off her sense of humor when a child pulled her hair. >> everyone that spoke to her said that she was charming, she was very sweet and she was very natural. >> megha

and grace of god so i just focuses on the grace of god the gospel what christ has done for us but luther was saying we don't need to do anything got his heart he planned it for us but at the end of the day all of that was just words many people couldn't read but how did he manage to get a revolution going and change all of christianity. you touched on another really important part of the reformation which was the language and before everything was held in latin and people can understand that the common person didn't know how to read or write and they couldn't hear what the pastor the priest bishop was preaching actually and so martin luther had a big focus on the language and he really unified the german language translated the bible from the latin version to german a big push was to have it in the language of the people and so through that and through social media of the day so printing his word carvings songs that people remember focused on catechism and learning that's really how it spread and focus on in the home not just in the church but the leaders of each household really teach a

fight for power between mugabe's own wife and his right hand man the first lady also known as gucci grace in the voice present nicknamed as the crocodile beach accuse the other of poisonings and death threats and it seemed grace had won her way with her ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president personally the army stepped in taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe to quit to now a smooth transfer of power in the crocodile finally got his teeth into running the country. the election is seen as being a clash between two main candidates anderson is a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president appointed after mugabe was ousted although unsurprisingly hasn't been given the backing of the gabi who claims that he grabbed power from him illegally his closest rival is nelson chamisa he's the current leader of the opposition and a recently qualified pastor if elected he becomes a youngest ever president at forty the votes are being counted results are expected to be revealed in around five days time the two front runners are

see both of oss we those things, sheer grace and god.judgment of ow, an american evangelicalism that is engaged and also claims ex-illic identity in the cross can be delivered to sort reservation of culture forms and movements that step with the gospel while at the same time pulling perpetual m frantic outrage of resigned melancholy at the culture around us. we see both exile and restoration, both judgment brokenness and depth of the e world's depravity and the except to which god loves the word, and own son for the world. we need both of these instincts, to eems to me, in the years come. and that's why dealing with specially younger american evangelicals i find that i have to do two seemingly tasks all the time. on the one hand, i seek to ersuade those on the outside and some on the inside, that for the e not as bad church as they think. religion will not be swept away some historical, historically inevitable secularism. and well is alive around the world, as rodney starks' fine scholarship demonstrated but we have a that promise at the assessry of phillipi. at the same time i spent

here is the thing, kelly grace, they could possibly spend the money on anything they want.n that could include drugs or gambling. i understand the heart and the intent behind it but it's about incentives you've got to get people a job right? >> i think it's the opposite of what you said. there are billionaires in silicon valley that believe in the ubi, and they're trying to create an experiment with a small universe of saying look these people work jobs and they are in poverty let's see if it works to better people. liz: but when people don't get up and work they don't have purpose bad things can happen. >> this is not that. >> wait a second. liz: stay with me one second hang on. the reason why the silicon valley billionaires like it is they know their technology innovations and robotic technology and artificial intelligence are knocking people out of a job so they feel guilty that's why they're feeling it. >> but that's why they're feeling it but this is a terrible idea we tried this before in the 70s in rural north carolina and it didn't work and the reason is simple you'

fight for power between with his own wife and his right hand man the first lady also alone is gucci grace and the voice present nicknamed as the crocodile each accuse the other of poisoning is in death rates and it seemed grace had won her way with a ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president personally the army stepped it taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe to quit now a smooth transfer of power in the crocodile finally got his teeth into running the country. let's take a look at the main candidates for you mison and then god is a member of the ruling party on the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted the front runner is predicted to take forty percent of the vote although and surprisingly hasn't been given the backing off by gabi who claims that he had grabbed power in.

present nicknamed as the crooked oh she accused the other of poisonings in death rates and it seemed grace had won her way with her ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president personally the army stick to taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe he quit to now a smooth transfer of power in the crooked old funny don't he's into running the country. all right so let's have a look at who muslim barbarians will be choosing between for example amazon oh my god why as a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted who is a former ally of the ex-president though mugabe's said that he will not support him claiming that are here illegally now this presidential candidate the whole deal is expected to get forty percent of the vote that's according to the pollsters and that is more than his main rival mr nelson chamisa he's the current leader of the opposition but also works as a past lawyer is forty and if elected would become zimbabwe's youngest ever president now the two candidates have op

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nicknamed as the crocodile and she accused the other of poisoning things in death rates and it seemed grace had won her way with her ninety three year old husband sacked the vice president personally the army stepped in taking control of the capital just as the parliament was moving to impeach robert mugabe he quit to now a smooth transfer of power in the crooked old funny don't he's into running the country. far so let's look at whom zimbabweans will choose between. is a member of the ruling party and the incumbent president he was appointed after mugabe was ousted oh my god why is a former ally of the ex president mugabe said he will not support him claiming he actually assumed power illegally now or this presidential candidate is expected to get forty percent of the cording to the latest polls this is more than his main rival nelson chamisa is expected to get he has other current leader of the opposition but also works as a pastor and a lawyer. is forty and if elected would become a zimbabwe's youngest ever president the other two candidates to have opposing political views. reportedly f

amy grace. here is what is on my commodity radar. you get china trade data out on monday.will get earnings moran to talkmac about that copper selloff. plus, bearish gold. and friday, it is big oil's turn. you get exxon and chevron are among the big names reporting. that is it for us. tune in every thursday at 1:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ two, down and back up. our phones are more than just phones. they are pocket sized personal trainers... last minute gift finders... siri: destination ahead. and discoverers of new places. it's the internet in your hand. that's why xfinity mobile can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hunreds of dollars a year. plus get $150 when you bring in your own phone. its a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ him >> welcome to this is "bloomberg: daybreak europe." welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." a future with robot taxies. a pioneering driverless startup. jason: and how best buy may be thriving. atwe will take a look pr

like that said you know my chinese my mind grace because they're more of an attacking team and russia seem to work that high today with an attacking saying so i think they might be happy getting croatia either i would say but this guy is not particularly great going out in watch of anything fixed but he's not a minus now and when disease quite style is a few shots on target and that's the draw and this to tennis is british michael loco stephen auntie said this many times this is the key to football he called predict because just go with the form book nobody would have picked brussels come out of the top of the group and you can see look looking through it's very hard to pick the winner of the competition at this stage in quite a few surprises a lot alike goals let's just bring it today with action from the grace of denmark my face is on the set with the most thrilling although it's still a bit funtastic really because there's a hole in the opening sixty seconds this is demo going ahead matisse your buttons a bit scruffy but they all count and they celebrated either with any other side

coast many residents simply had no chance to escape and while monday was extremely hard and we need grace the government suspects the worst fires were no accident. as you've all been informed. the indications that we have and which authorities in charge are already investigating will. lead to the conclusion that arson was behind the deadly fires. the police are also still trying to identify victims relatives of the missing have been gathering need their forensics lab the agony is compounded by anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come nothing you leftist of the messy of god and all of. the residents would cheat by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire greeks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished. north korea has handed over some of the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war which raged from nine hundred fifty to nine hundred fifty three a u.s. aircraft bro

anger at the government which they choose of botching the evacuation of residents one confronted grace's defense minister as he visited victims. no one notified anyone to fire engines didn't come nothing you leftist of the messy of god and that was the reason that the residents would stick by monday's blaze were living in an area known to be prone to fire breaks are now asking why authorities weren't better prepared and why so many perished. north korea has handed over some of the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war which raged from nine hundred fifty to nine hundred fifty three a u.s. aircraft brought the remains to an air base in south korea the handover which coincides with the sixty fifth anniversary of the wars and follows an agreement reached by north korean leader kim jong un and u.s. president donald trump at their singapore summit in june where north korea promised to work toward denuclearization and return the remains of american troops well here's what donald trump had to say earlier today. i want to take your average member or. even his word everybody out is

joining me now is a be grace from bloomberg nef. significant?hat amy: it's interesting. is six and a half times more solar in california today than there was five years ago. five years ago we had midday peak power prices. that is typical in most markets. now those are the lowest per price powered in the day. hours that is bad for a couple reasons. one, it is bad for gas because they have to operate at a loss just so they can capture the evening super peak. it's also bad for solar because they don't have the luxury. they can't pick the evening hours. they have to generate when the sun is up. what is interesting about what is happening now is that even though even though the whole solar power market is saying please no more solar in the middle of the day, california is mandating more solar on the roofs of new homes, as well as california cities saying we want to go 100% renewable. so they are requiring more solar. alix: it's interesting, and you say there is a demand and there is a supply, but if you look at a chart that shows the realized value of the different types of e