the greek government believes that. cannot be used for. the greek does doesn't want to use them and this way they can sell them to another country and make some money. in our point of us amnesty international this argument is. appropriate one because you cannot. you cannot. compare. konami crowd with human lives and. international humanitarian law. and the arguments in the u.k. is also an economic one isn't this i mean there's. amount of money to be gained from these arms deals with saudi arabia well certainly with war and conflict there wouldn't be an arms industry. the arms industry would probably be one of the first to go bankrupt so there is a lot of money involved in it and to the arms companies which are fueling the devastating bombing we're seeing in yemen. it's not a humanitarian crisis to vent to them it's a business opportunity so certainly is money to be made in it however we have to listen for your context looking at the u.k. for example the arms industry for roughly zero point two percent of jobs in the economy over is a lot o

pressing the greek government to. say we're going to say. we are optimistic that this pressure will eventually and that the result and. the human rights conditions in yemen will be taken into consideration from the side of the greek government and. as i told you. before a little why the next few days there will be a discuss your name of the mentor group that discusses the. topics so we are optimistic that we will have a positive result from our side we will continue our campaign in greece and will be coordinated with the other and i'm with international sanctions around the world in order to have a positive result. good result in greece because it just finally even if the us and the e.u. are banned if there is an arms embargo that countries abide by countries like saudi arabia are going to seek weapons anywhere on there and there will always be a provider so at the end of the day does it matter. of course it meant madden's even you saudi arabia could turn to china now or to rasho or to whole range of other states to acquire arms that can get

the main reason as it seems the greek government wants the. weapons mostly as it seems as if this claim to actually from the side of the greek government is mostly comic reasons for example the fact that. greece as you may know of course it's a. crisis is a prolonged economy crisis and there is a lack of economic resources so. take. away points that cannot be used for. the greek doesn't doesn't want to use them and in this way they can sell them to another country and make some money. in our point of us amnesty international this argument is. appropriate one because you cannot. you cannot. compare. konami crowd with human lives and. international humanitarian law. and the arguments in the u.k. is also an economic one as in this i mean there are. amounts of money to be gained from these arms deals with saudi arabia well certainly with war and conflict there wouldn't be an arms industry. the arms industry would probably be one of the first to go bankrupt so there is a lot of money involved in it and to fire arms companies which are fueling the d

tesler nuking the city of the one thousand eight was occupied by greek troops. it was seen as a humiliation that the city fell without resistance because the ottoman army was too weak. it was a w merely a shoot that this was repeated ajay d n s not far from is to go and do research to get. the balkan nations had defeated the ottoman empire. but what was to become of ottoman macedonia. bulgaria had different ambitions from greece and serbia and they were all against the albanians a new war broke out this time between the parties that had only recently been allies it was no longer a war of liberation by the people against their oppressors now it was a war between nations they all fought for themselves and were prepared to destroy only others all those who spoke a different language or had a different face. entire villages were massacred people were displaced raped and forcibly converted areas were to be cleansed with all means possible. more than four hundred thousand people were forcibly moved most of the muslims. it means the beginning of what we would call ethn

steve: basically, i thought of the simple greek concept, simple and greek.i elected to do a blue and white and butcher block. small-scale, comfortable. i also did an all-wood, bent plywood, very durable. i have a banquette, so i did the detailed piping. and for value engineering, we could eliminate this component and put this back right on the wall. so this comes undone, it's on a cleat. sam: you know what i've found a lot, steve, is that when you have that kind of bench, it gets ripped easy. and once it rips, you have to get a whole new bench. and the colors, i'm not thrilled with the blues. steve: okay. lemonis: so let's go over to the tables and chairs. sam: and to me, i've seen this before, steve, and that's my thing. we want to keep the traditional piece, to some degree, but we also want to modernize. and so, we want it to be a little different. steve: i do think it's fresh and it's clean and it's simple greek, so that's why i went with it. sam: it's a nice look. i don't want to say it's not. but it's not, i think, what we're looking for. it's just ther

my big fat greek gyro.gship restaurant 11 years ago. and when i met them, an additional 4 franchisees had opened in the greater pittsburgh area. andreas: what can i get for you? woman: the gyro, fries. lemonis: kathleen's two sons, michael and andreas, were in the process of buying their original location. andreas: if you could just sign that for me. lemonis: and though the family had dealt with tragedy... michael: i was 15 when our father passed. lemonis: oh, my gosh. michael: they were ran off the road by a semi-truck. -you were in the car? -kathleen: yes. lemonis: ...they were extremely tight-knit. andreas: come on, mikey. michael: come on, mike. you can come in. lemonis: the business on the other hand, was in absolute chaos. i quickly learned that the franchise model had never been properly established. mike: we just set up the llc. kathleen: it was a mess from the beginning. lemonis: every restaurant had its own look and feel. and there was zero consistency for the customer. mike: i'm more proud of thi

the restaurant is an old greek restaurant. in the early budget century, there are 15 greek restaurants and confectionery's in sioux falls, which shows some of the immigrant mix who came in. he timing was about these i -- the same time as an influx of libyans, greeks, and syrians. may be surprised by this, but south dakota is the only state in the union who had two lebanese senators. we just drove by downtown holiday inn in sioux falls, which has been there for a long time. it is the hotel george mcgovern stated in november 1972 when he was waiting for the election returns to coming from the presidential race. he is the only south dakota and to besouth dakotan nominated for president. he was not shocked at the results that came in. he lost the election badly. including losing south dakota, his home state. regretted deeply and was not happy about it. >> dimension where we are located right now. mr. lauck: this is -- mention where we are located right now. dropauck: this is the big in the big sioux river. it creates these rapids

hummus isn't greek.baffled me even more is that the owners, mike and kathleen, were able to convince five other people to buy into this concept. and all these franchises were really struggling. we have yet to make money. the only help we ever got from them was on the first of the month, they came and picked up their royalty check. i'm a single mom. i can't support my family. the original deal was for me to invest $350,000 and own 55% of the business. and so the goal was to help out the franchisees and come up with a whole new concept. now, let me be brutally honest about it. i really didn't use anything from their business. we started over completely, and we created a fast-casual, quick-service concept, and i changed the name to the simple greek. i can one day come and have a pita sandwich, another day come and have a rice bowl, another day come and have a salad. and so the goal would be to increase the frequency of visit. for sure. do you guys -- starting to get the idea of what i'm looking for? absolut

the greek culture minister. entire creative team is international. it's been a long a buy from as i've been involved in developing the project from the start that's why they called us selves the creative team because we work together and each person contributes ideas which have been developed by it all of course subordinate to the basic idea that bob had and what the idea is inspiring him. that's aligned for. the old master of images is still full of inspiration and the ideas are perfected step by step. for wilson every movement every posture has to be just trying the the. the right. on the ball here but. basically it's an enormous jigsaw puzzle that robert wilson is constructing. like you know in my works i diagram them or. put them together mathematically so i can see the total picture quickly and. later we can fill in former content. a crucial element is the lighting. seventy. eight and seventy. it. should go for about that stuff. that's on the floor and i don't want to go where you were very good to me light

that restaurant is an old greek restaurant. in the early 20th century there were about 15 greek restaurants in sioux falls. it shows some of the immigrant makes who came into sioux falls because of the timing of the growth of sioux falls. it was the same time as there was a large influx of middle eastern immigrants. lebanese, greeks and syrians in particular. people might be surprised by this, but south dakota is the only state in the union that has had to lebanese senators. we just drove by the downtown holiday in in sioux falls, which has been there for a long time. that is the hotel that george in in november of 1972 and he was waiting for the election return to come in from the presidential in -- of course george mcgovern is the only south dakota and to be nominated to run for president. i don't the key was shocked when the results came in. lost that election badly, including losing south dakota, his home state. which i think he always deeply regretted and was not happy about. >> we are pulling into -- where we located? par

greeks from bankruptcy. but was this really the case. it was not only that was it was the closest the. major german and french banks were exposed to greek debt. if greece with singing the news financial system would also be a danger. frankly but greece wasn't the problem was never the problem greece is a tiny. kaname the panic at the northern ministry of finances and prime minister's office was that greece would tip over closer examination of the bank assets they were held in the major european banks and started paying a credit markets that was the problem. the european governments had two choices they could let greece go bankrupt which would be disastrous for the global economy and force a bailout of european banks or they could keep greece afloat saving european banks from collapse. both options require taxpayer money both options involved the banks. why the people of europe have to save the banks. because the banks are too big to fail. to save the banks means also to save the deposits of ordinary citizens we save capital speculates ye

that restaurant is an old greek restaurant. in the early 20th century there were about 15 greek restaurants and confectionery's in sioux falls which shows some of the immigrant makes who came in to sioux falls because of the timing of the growth of sioux falls. it was about the same time as it was a large influx of middle eastern immigrants, lebanese, greek, and assyrians in particular. -- they may be surprised by this but south , dakota is the only state in the union that has had to delta lebanese senators. we just drove by the downtown -- the one state in the union two lebanese senators. we just drove by the downtown holiday in in sioux falls, which has been there for a long time. that is the hotel that george mcgovern stayed in in november of 1972 and he was waiting for the election return to come in from the presidential race. of course, george mcgovern is only south dakotan to be nominated to run for president. i do not think he was shocked when the result came in and he election badly, including those in south dakota, his

and depend upon greeks right wing party pick. is the left wing m.p.'s have seen as they were called upon to protect him so the focus of the controversy at the moment is the person of the defense of this but does it have the potential to go further. well the prime minister has made it clear in a letter to the speaker of parliament last week in which he asked him to postpone this debate so that he could be in attendance last week he was away on a trip to paris has made it clear through this letter he is going to be front and center in defending his defense minister the defense minister is also expected to be present and to speak for himself but it is clear that this is a crisis of the first order for the government if there is any. if there are any aspersions cast on the suitability of mr cummins to serve that could shake the government because the coalition is dependent on the nine parliamentary seats from the independent greeks party therefore it is of the first order of importance to prime minister alexis tsipras to make sure that his defense minister

he suspended all greek life events indefinately, in light of recent events within the greek community. the president hopes the suspension doesn't last long, but says it needed to be done. >> i feel like i have a little leverage now to talk about these things with the fraternities and sororities, if we pick and choose one, two , these are good guys, and not so good, i don't think we've accomplished anything. i think we get a better solution by having everybody at the table talking about how to correct this. >> the president says he needs to see members establish safer goals before he lift that ban. >> time now 4:45. >> katie is here with another check of the forecast, katie, looks like the cooler weather is here to stay. >> yes, definitely ups and downs when it comes to the precipitation pattern. today actually looks like it will ends up being a soggy second half. so trying to find a dry window of opportunity to get your run in, take the dog for nice long walk, get it in early. it is this batch of wet weather rolling through the mid-atlantic eventually that's the issue for us. so, also

terrible sifts -- >> louisiana state university issued a one month greek suspension. the fsu president will end the suspension when greek organizations help create a new culture for the students. >>> president trump arrived in south korea today, the start of a two day visit. he met with the south korean president who says he hopes the president's visit will be turning point in the effort to diffuse the tension. >>> tension with north korea is causing fear. a developer turned hundreds of abandoned military bunkers in south dakota into doomsday shelters and the sales are soaring. they are blast proof, from the 40s, and used to store bombs and now being renovated to hold all the supplies. >> we're prepared for whatever and whenever. >> the company is called vivos. over the past years, sales have increased 1000%. how a confession created backlash for jim beam. >> look here. the ugly christmas rompers are here. >> they're >>> our cold november rain -- if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests wou

amy: golden dawn is the third-largest party in the greek parliament. members have been arrested for assaulting and murdering immigrants and political opponents, and the group's emblem is a red and black flag resembling a swastika. in october, the party endorsed donald trump in the u.s. election. you have been personally threatened by the man whose voice we just played? >> well, yes. this is the worst aspect of it, to see these nazis. they're not neo-nazis. their fully fledged, old-fashioned nazis. do you know the worst aspect of it was? the only good thing about them is they are thugs, so the proportion of the vote is not rising very fast. but their policies have infiltrated the mainstream, not just in greece. think of the new austrian government. they are number one priority is to control the borders, to fence the refugees out. it is spreading throughout europe. the worst aspect of the rise of their policies are winning. amy: you have golden dawn endorsing president trump. he becomes president trump. you are in new york city where this terror attack j

this could be a turning point, say experts. >> the greek system's on notice that if we're not able to clean up these aberrant behaviors, we may not have greek life in ten years. >> reporter: at ohio state, students hope the suspension will be temporary. >> i think they need to find a middle ground. >> there's not a problem with all the frats. i think it's just a couple of them. >> reporter: ohio state has called on each fraternity to come up with their own detailed plan to fix the culture. until then, no parties and no recruiting. lester? >> blake mccoy in columbus tonight, thank you, blake. >>> now to an nbc news investigation that found that president trump profited from a business to which he licensed his name, a hotel and condo complex in panama with ties to money launderers and drug cartels. here's our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> hello. i'm ivanka trump. welcome to trump ocean club international hotel and tower panama. >> reporter: it was the first trump branded tower to go up overseas with ivanka trump pitching it. >> or you can opt to dine on your private balc

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and then you're saying china so what's the status because greek to do greek economy is still more a bond it's still completely toast. it what's the status of there is china offering a lifeline to greece what's going on there dan you've opened a pandora's box tell us more well i know more on the projects you're working on in eastern europe not so much on greece i do know the port they bought in greece the out the you know the throughput on their port is up to three hundred percent it's doing very well and it's managed managed by the chinese ship in you know the port company here and they've got their people over there so they're you know they restructured and it's working well terms of eastern europe is the big play you know china has had to cuellar meetings getting everyone together from poland through serbia czech republic everybody trying to build zero infrastructure you know whether it's electric whether it's high speed rail and eventually factories moving there i mean people in serbia now if for instance give you an example make half of what a chinese worker would make. this is this

three days later the university suspended all greek activities on campus indefinitely.aternity national organization revoked the chapter of the fraternity chapter on that campus. fsu's president said presidents need to take action. >> we can't police 42,000 students. that's not what we're here to do. we're here to educate them. on things like this, they've got to be part of the solution. >> dana: new charges against 12 students in the penn state hazing case from earlier this year after investigators uncovered new surveillance video from the fraternity house where student timothy piazza died. police say the individual so showed piazza had 18 drinks and never got any for himself. joining us now, a fox news analyst. what's the next step for the university? >> couple of things. one, do we just start shutting down all the fraternities, all of the greek life because we don't want another death? i suppose that's possible. because right now what happens on campus, somebody dies then greek life gets revoked or the fraternity gets revoked. why do we have to wait until another per

it could be that greeks and the greek society will decline totally as a failed state, as a failed society reporter: 42-year-old yannis sarakatsanis is determined to ensure his society survives the seemingly never ending trial of austerity. despite being a well known comic actor and satirist, he struggles. >> whatever you want to do, the reward has to come quick. because we don't trust that we're going to have a stable system in three months. >> getting paid is a more difficult process now. so me as an actor, let's say i do a commercial, the production company will pay me six months after the work i've done. in the meantime i have to pay my taxes. i have to wait, and i have to call them, again and again and again. because if i don't call them, they're not going to bother with me, because that's actually a bonus for them, if i don't call them, and if i don't bother them, they're going to keep my money and pay someone else who is actually bothering them. >> when i wake up, i have this knot in my neck because i feel like it's a new day that i have to pull through. >> reporter: soso hadtzimano

worldl look at how the elites benefit from global capitalism with former greek finance m minister yanis varoufakis. is due book, "adults in the room: my battle with europe's deep establishment." is a process. you cut government spending, increased taxes in order to balance the government's books but you fail. yes, you reduce government expenditure, but on the other tax, the economy shrinks so a reduced and your books don't balance a you cut even more. it shines even further and cut more, so it is a never-ending downward spiral. amy: then six weeks after hurricane maria hit puerto rico, millions still lack clean drinking water and electricity. just back from puerto rico, we will bring you a report from the interior where the storm has exploded t the fault lines of poverty and austerity. >> my name is carmen. everything here was destroyed. it is not t easy to be strugglig like this, doing everything by hand. there are sick children and elders. that is how it is here. my father vanished. he died. so that hasn't been easy for us. we are alive. we have to thank god -- amy: all that and more,

policy back to turkey his journey from hell to hell not over yet jonah how al-jazeera lesbos greeks. well this airport has been shut for a second day as an erupting volcano disrupts travel plans and threatens thousands on the in the island. is a spewing huge clouds of ash into the air at the. towers of volcanic ash continue to shoot into the sky over bali after more than half a century of calm experts are warning of a catastrophe on mount. explosions can be heard and felt twelve kilometers away. for the second day the airport near the island capitol dome pasar is closed up ending the travel plans of thousands of tourists anyway so we don't know we don't know what's going to happen but even the dream. the government sent one hundred buses to the airport and to the island's ferry terminals to assist travelers ten airports elsewhere in indonesia are ready to handle diverted flights but the response hasn't been quick enough for some medics have said the government is doing enough to help the foreign tourists there are thousands of people stranded here at the airport they have to go to an

university of -- greek life is a part of his life.t went down at florida shouldn't have never happened and he understands a decision, but has mixed feelings about how the university responded. >> the frat messed up, would you be -- >> i would. because i think i'm trying to do the right thing. >> the concern for many, this is happen -- this happened before. maxwell died at louisiana state after a frat gathering and piazza died in february after a frat party at penn state. >> ask questioned. >> many sounded off on facebook live and cheryl calling for a permanent ban. >> stop the hazing part and it hasn't worked. how many more young lives will have to be lost before they put an end to this. >> it doesn't hurt to investigate these things and honestly i think this needs to be done more often. >> carol told me he worries all the time for his kid, but like adrian and jenny says greek life help shape a student -- >> i think it's wrong and i think it's not right to do it at all. >> the ban at fsu is going and serious changes here in maryland a

greek tv crews are aready waiting here. a new law allows the authorities to close down businesses of re-offenders and expose them to the media. all part of the war on the current ten billion euros or more in undeclared income every year. now, antiques dealer irina safela has been found guilty of several hundred euros undeclared income. >> life for small business owners here in greece is sheer hell. some days we sell nothing at all. we don't earn a single euro. but we pay high taxes and then there are all the fines. it is a huge problem. reporter: her premises are sealed. now her customers know she has dodged paying taxes. >> this is the best thing we can do to pursue them, to be correct and not violate the law. it's something that they are afraid of, because the fines are really not that big. when they close for 48 hours, it's something bad for their business. reporter: the ferry takes us to the saronic island of aegina. tina papoti speaks a number of different languages. she is the daughter of an air force pilot and lived

the greek government had to force austerity measures on the greek population because of the need to get loans from the eecb and from other european countries so they paid a very heavy price for this. but to think that they could somehow come out of this by having more austerity, i think has been a major mistake. - we have gone through the economical crisis, some countries are doing better than other ones. we have also the refugees and migrants crisis going on since last year. - [narrator] in 2015, more than a million people from syria, other parts of the mid east and north africa flooded into europe to escape war and poverty. - now a million people sounds like a lot of people, but if you put it in the perspective of the european union's population of 500 million, it's actually two tenths of one percent. this is not a crisis of capacity which europe is able to integrate a million people, rather it was a political crisis. - the migrant crisis in europe is a challenge to the values that european democracies espoused for decades not centuries of inclusion of freedom. it's certainly a crisis

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