a friesian village in northern holland. playing outdoors with his dog is one of the few things in life that i'm at home i can still enjoy usually he feels exhausted that's because his kidneys are failing his body is poisoning itself unless he receives a donor organ in the long run he will not survive. picking up his daughter from school is sacred to him lama one seven year old moderate to grow up as normally as possible. ban it. you know marriage is a child and she should enjoy a childhood i don't want to burden her with my illness and my problems. i try to be a strong father for her for heart and instead of a bump on the dying. needs a healthy kidney as is customary a donor was first sought in his family circle among his friends and acquaintances but without success. the forty year old is now registered with euro transplant a foundation which facilitates the cross border exchange of deceased donor organs the waiting period in holland however is three years. at home i might not have that long he feels weaker from day to day

it's holland's third world triathlon series win but her first on home soil.for her first world series podium. i was pretty much no use and felt i was holding on all day. it took me a full lap to find my legs. i cannot believe i have won it. every time i thought i would win, i told myself not to, think about what you're supposed to be doing. finally, i thought, yeah, this is mine now. the crowd was incredible. no matter how much i was hurting, i wanted to smile. when i went past my family, there was a big cheer and i kept smiling. it was amazing. last year i did not make the start line because i hurt my ankle the day before so when i set up the transition this morning, i said i am already a winner. in the men's race alastair brownlee wasn't involved due to injury — and his brotherjohnny was competing but pulled out after feeling unwell. the race was won by south africa's richard murray with series leader mario mola in second place. just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran just a hundredth of a second slow

all right holland thank you buddy. that is the big picture if you missed any part of this week's show or if you want to share it you can where you'll find all our shows at youtube dot com slash the big picture our t. watch on any device anywhere any time i'm holland cook in washington back to x. week and tweeting in the meantime at holland cook so let's hear what you would like to see in the big picture question more. forman are sitting in a car when the phipps gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the list did not share around a corner. i am sure this is the kaiser report we're going to talk about it's kind of this is a story it's almost like deja vu reminds me of greece and in fact yanis varoufakis says you know inserted his name into this whole story and that is whether it's going to be it to leave or quit to lay because italy is looking mightily. well it looks like the technocrats don't

reaction from deb holland, campaigning to become the first native american woman in congress. also ahead, the politics of patriotism. sports journalist and author on black athletes in the united states. good evening, everyone. welcome to the program. 17 months after first signing a travel ban, the u.s. supreme court has now given president trump what he wants, approving his third attempt to restrict travel primarily from muslim majority countries. in a 5-4 decision, the chief justice john roberts wrote that trump's order is, quote, sca squarely within the scope of presidential authority. multiple federal judges and protests challenged trump's original order. the latest version slaps restrictions or inrran, north korea, venezuela, to dilute the muslim flavor of the ban. joining me is nina totenberg. welcome to the program. >> my pleasure. >> you know, what is so different about this version than the original version that allowed the supreme court or prompted the supreme court to approve it? >> well, this version is, in fact, very different than first version. first of all, the

we've asked steve holland to join us once again.a point of personal privilege here, steve, before we begin. look what i found today. there was a time when you and i were young white house correspondents. this is a plane flight on valentine's day of '95 to california from the archives. from left to right, steve holland, who does not age. yours truly, who does. ken bassenette is down there, upi. nancy ben ac. the indefat gibl mark knoller of cbs news. and if we widen out, just visible beyond president clinton's shoulder, jay carney of "time" magazine, who went on to become white house press secretary in his own right. so when i say that our current guest and i have flown thousands of miles together, we have. back to you, steve. what else did the president say, and were you surprised that he trotted out this two-meeting, three-meeting possibility? >> a little bit. i was a little bit surprised. he wants to be able to see whether north korea is really serious about giving up its nuclear weapons program. a lot of people in washington don'

i'm holland cook in washington back next week and tweeting in the meantime at holland cook so let's hear what you would like to see in the big picture question and more. i am back strasser this is the kaiser report the show massages your mind like find time assist or better bangkok look at the best mrs ever feet all day will bring a fetus of let's talk to stacy herbert stacy and i just called. and max is doing a live periscope as we do this which is a basically a form of russian roulette for a t.v. presenter. except you know talking heads instead of other things whenever you want to put that down then we will commence and begin oh no resume our kaiser and i forget i don't think i'm around so i'm really blind at this point so i have a headline here i thought with give you great joy in fact i think it might give you go leave air bus prepares to take flights aerospace giant i'm brink of a panda named british investment tens of thousands of manufacturing roles at risk over banks but for the ordinary brit do not worry about the loss of thousands of jobs tens of thousands of jobs at airbus no

alexa turn to our team america that's holland cook the host of the big picture here at r.t. america thank you my friend. and now we take a look at the business of fashion artistry charice has the story. now of the u.s. economy continues to grow one of the main factors that is driving it is the fashion industry now we are here on fifth avenue which is one of the most iconic places in the world to shop for a high quality fashion but we're going to take a closer look at exactly how much fashion hot i don't at least once a week or maybe twice a week with a growing number of high value jobs that pay higher wages and commissions fashion is now having a big impact on not only fashion centers from coast to coast but also around the world in fact according to a recent industry analysis by the u.s. consensus bureau fashion is a three trillion dollar industry that's two percent of the world's gross domestic product everyone or one month or every two weeks something new i buy it according to fashion united luxury goods brought in almost three hundred forty billion dollars men's wear a t

this has everybody talking, steve holland, karen southgate's assistant.rybodyjump to conclusions. it looks as though dele alli is not in contention for the panama game. it also seems to say that he and raheem sterling will be out with rashford coming in. i will be revealed, the players will probably say they have up anything, but everyone is getting hot under the collar by steve holland's team sheets. that is the latest from russia here, a dark day for argentina. let's head back to tim now in salford for the rest of the day's sport. another one day international, another victory for england's cricketers as they won the fourth match of the series against australia. england are now 4—0 up with one to play after a six wicket win at chester—le—street. the hosts set a world record score in the last match, so perhaps unsurprising that australia chose to bat first. both aaron finch and shaun marsh scored hundreds as they reached 310 for eight. little chance of england topping the 481 runs they managed at trent bridge but jason roy struck a century, and joss butt

this is says holland kentucky. boy you're going to st danny's. a coma and he says he was no co minds left. the jobs are gone all the polis just said that's. love to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's happens. when a loved one is murder. it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer and it means to win the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying news just know it hasn't been that we're even many a victim's families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families want to that's going to give them peace it's going to give them justice and we co

malzberg about the accounting scandals at the big work counting firms plus earlier i spoke with parties holland host of the big picture about the big business of speakers yes you heard right the speakers and r.t. correspondent trinity charges takes a look at just how much the fashion industry generates each year first however let's get to a few heads if you've been thinking that the pace and size of mega-mergers has that increasing it's been confirmed with some hard and hide numbers figures from thomson reuters show that global mergers and acquisitions are up sixty five percent in the first six months of this year compared to this point last year to a total of two point five trillion dollars this is a new record going back to one such things were originally calculated back in one thousand nine hundred eighty in europe the year over year increase and that metric was ninety six percent up to a total of seven hundred sixty seven billion dollars in value this happened despite a fall in the total number of mergers by sector media mergers of course were a notable stand up the total in that category w

america holland cook holland thank you for joining us always a pleasure ok so netflix you know they help knock off competition titian like like blockbusters and they originally were real beneficiaries they were add on value ads to the big hollywood studios universal's sony warner brothers m.g.m. and. and then they netflix started streaming their services right that was their first big move after the mail order stuff well even before they were streaming this was great news initially for hollywood they had another sales channel and many of your viewers may not be old enough to remember the rewind charge at blockbuster where they'd nikky a couple of bucks if you didn't rewind the v.h.s. tell you remember that well along came the better quality of set it set there was a had it piece a little piece the reminder it said be kind always remind her that she was sorry so along came d.v.d. looked better sounded better didn't have to rewind it so here's a new way to sell through as they say to license hollywood movies so even before streaming and these netflix guys had the vision they didn't call a

even in new mexico with deb holland if elected would become the first native american congresswoman elected. this sends a message. we are the party standing up for women, showing what is happening when you empower and support our women. that's why when we talk about the iowa vote women showing they will vote and win. >> harris: i'll step in with the entire nation is in a moment for women. it may be less about party and more about the conversation michael, that you and i both acknowledge needs to happen about women and their rise. you say this was not a total win for democrats. why do you say that? >> not in the slightest. first, i would point out we doubled the number of the women running for congress in the g.o.p. we are the party of women. i want to pint -- point out the blue wave, so-called blue wave is crashing. the president had an important tweet a few hours ago and said the fake news will not report

i and are we doing enough to fight that i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our t. america. just as we were trying to understand this sad sudden passing of fashion icon kate spade chef explorer and gifted award winning t.v. storyteller anthony bourdain took his life suicide is on the increase in the usa and the data is disturbing the centers for disease control and prevention reports the suicide rate up twenty four percent nine hundred ninety nine through two thousand and fourteen increasingly since two thousand and six most women who take their own lives are just shouldering age ten to fourteen men forty five to sixty four men most frequently shoot themselves and women poison themselves we're going to keep this phone number on the screen it's the national suicide prevention hotline eight hundred two seven three eight two five five do you need to talk about a friend a family member yourself it's eight hundred two seven three t. a l. k. dr john huber is a clinical forensic psychologist and chairman for mainstream mental health a nonprofit organization that brings

well, we deal directly with holland now, so we are on quite a lot of the supply chain, so we operate in terms of getting the right orders communicated to the right people at the right time. and then making sure that the deliveries are on time and when customers expect is to make them. so there are a lot of complexities that we are across. but we have around 16 or 17 months operating experience now, so you can see the customer satisfaction is increasing, and we are making less mistakes as we have scaled. what's been the biggest challenge of growing so quickly? all of the invoices we receive from our original suppliers were paper— based. they didn't do digital receipts. that gives you a measure of how old—fashioned it was in some respects. but then you go to holland and meet some of the suppliers there, we went to an orchid farm that is operated almost totally by robots. so, it's quite an interesting industry to be operating in. you are selling to people who don't have much knowledge of plants. maybe they don't have much time. that must throw up some challenges as well. there is certai

s big bonuses while those who do the actual work are scraping by i'm holland cook in washington this is the big picture on our team america. while the trump administration is tossing out regulations here's a new one beginning this year the securities and exchange commission will begin requiring public companies to disclose and compare their c.e.o.'s pay with median employee pay according to research published in the wall street journal those surveyed think the ideal ratio top to bottom from the big boss to the assembly line is seven to one the actual number is three hundred to one and those polled say they could shun companies where the top dog is paid so much more than its employees and they could favor companies where wages are more equitable consumers are also sensitive to gender pay inequality consumers who are democrats are more passionate about it and republicans tend to be indifferent what's the big picture on income inequality let's ask our teams mr business boom bust host part chilton welcome good to be here fantastic to be here i used to manage a union shop a radio station

it's holland's third world triathlon series win but her first on home soil. maiden world series podium. geraint thomas has taken arguably the biggest win of his career to win the criterium du dauphine. the final stage of the race — which is used as a warm up to the tour de france was won by britain's adam yates. behind, thomas's 5th placed was enough to take overall victory by a minute. it's the sixth time in eight years that a rider from team sky has won the race. that's all the sport for now. now, the historic summit that is to be held in singapore between donald trump and kimjong—un. we be held in singapore between donald trump and kim jong—un. we still don't know how long this summer will last, but we do have some idea of the three venues, which will be the focus of global media attention. the white house confirmed last night that the two leaders will hold their talks at the 5—star capella hotel on sentosa island. the fact that it is separated by water makes it a secure venue. however, the two men are staying elsewhere. donald trump is at the shangri—la h

alexa turn to our t america that's holland cook the host of the big picture here at r.t. america thank you my friend. and now we take a look at the business of fashion artistry charges has the story. now of the u.s. economy continues to grow one of the main factors that is driving it is the fashion industry now we are here on fifth avenue which is one of the most iconic places in the world to shop for a high quality fashion but we're going to take a closer look at exactly how much fashion hot i don't at least once a week or maybe twice a week with a growing number of high value jobs that pay homage wages and commissions fashion is now having a big impact on not only fashion centers from coast to coast but also around the world in fact according to a recent industry analysis by the u.s. consensus bureau fashion is a three trillion dollar industry that's two percent of the world's gross domestic product everyone a one month for every two weeks i see there's something new i buy it according to fashion united luxury goods brought in almost three hundred forty billion dollars

it's holland's third world triathlon series win but her first on home soil., i felt like i was holding on all day. it took a full lap on the rom to find my legs. i can't believe i have won it! every time i thought, you are going to win this, i thought stop thinking about that, stay relaxed and keep your stride length long, but coming up on the last lap, i thought, this is mine now. live pictures from leeds as the men's race has been going for around half an hour. alastair brownlee isn't involved after the olympic champion had to pull out of the event through injury but his brother jonny is competing. you can follow it all right now on bbc two. just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran just a hundredth of a second slower to win the women's 100 metres at the stockholm diamond league. at thursday's meeting in oslo, she ran a 10.92 but was narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better, and beat ahoure to first place. that's all the sp

it's holland's third world triathlon series win but her first on home soil.pretty much no use. i felt like i was holding on all day and it took me a full lap on the run to find my legs, so ijust can't believe i've actually won it! every timei believe i've actually won it! every time i thought, vicky, you're going to win this, i thought, stop, think about what you're meant to be doing, keep your stride length along. but coming up that last hill, i thought, yeah, this is mine now. just three days after breaking the british record with a new lifetime best, dina asher—smith ran just a hundredth of a second slower to win the women's 100m at the stockholm diamond league. at thursday's meeting in oslo, she ran a 10.92 but was narrowly denied victory by ivory coast's murielle ahoure. today, the 22—year—old ran a 10.93 but managed to go one better, and beat ahoure to first place. geraint thomas has won cycling's criterium de dauphine, the warm—up race for the tour de france. the welshman finished just behind adam yates on the final stage to hold onto the leader's yell

are driving you to holland tonight.bruary, they have not quite worked out the dates yet. super close so we are back training. so, this time tomorrow you will be out training ain? tomorrow you will be out training again? yeah, 11am tomorrow morning. well, it doesn't stop. that's what it takes. do you still get scared when you start off at the top of the slope? yeah, i do, to be fair. the nerves are always there. especially on the top of the downhill, you are like, oh, my god. you actually going to do this. you have due control those common to get the focus back. we are looking at pictures of you on the slopes. i'm fascinated you are going to holland, which is the flattest country i know! laughter in the summer, for your training. explain why? there is the largest indoor place in europe in holland. we are going there to do back to basics stuff, snowploughs and trying to get your skis parallel. you have to start there to then build up. sounds great. good luck with the training. five days in a fridge! is that what it feels

she said that he had in holland? she said that to you face—to—face? that he had in holland?u face-to-face? yes, i believed her. and she also answered questions in prime questions and she said it would be dealt with speedily and that was three months ago —— she answered questions in prime minister's questions. victoria, you'll be speaking to hannah deakin later but very powerful testimony which i think cranks up the pressure on mrs made to rethink the laws surrounding medicinal cannabis. thank you norman. your views are of course welcome, especially if you use cannabis either for medicinal or recreational purposes. let me know what you think about this debate, what you think about this debate, what lord hague has said, a former leader of the conservative party suggesting this is quite remarkable, especially because when he was leader he advocated a zero tolerance approach to drugs. let us know your experiences, will talk about it in the second hour of this programme. send us messages on a twitter, whatsapp or facebook. joanna is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the rest

dodgers up by 2 yasiel puig hits a double off derek holland yasmani grandal extends l-a's lead holland and strikes out 7 in five innings we are slowing starting to see the return of vintage panda hits a 2-run jack down left field in the seventh giants make it a one-run ballgame to the ninth... giants with 2 outs brandon crawford... their hottest hitter since may kenley jansen gets his 16th save of the year crawford grounds out... giants only had 4 hits dodgers win 3-2... they have won 10 of their last 12 the a's signed their first round pick kyler murray this afternoon before facing the angels murray will be the starting quarterback for the sooners this fall... he will join the athletics after the football season got to be part of batting practice... his family was also there a's got in trouble early in the ballgame chris bassitt tries getting albert out at first... the ball goes over the head of matt olson anaheim scores 2 runs things didn't get any better for bassitt ian kinsler hits a solo shot... bassitt gets pulled in the fourth allows 7 hits and 6 runs angels win 8-4 the warriors

that he had in holland? yes. she said that to you face—to—face?and she said to mps, and in pmqs, our application would be allowed on the compassionate basis and it would be dealt with speedily, that was three months ago. downing street said they are hoping to make progress as swiftly as possible on that alfie dingley case and they have set up a panel of medical experts to look at individual applications on a case—by—case basis the licensing some cannabis medicines but the expectation is when the home secretary speaks in the next hour will have to go further, quite possibly an ounce of broader review into the law, and speaking to one conservative mp involved in this whole area, he thought there was no way mrs may would be able to legally resist legalising cannabis medicines. thank you. a court has heard that a man accused of planning to use explosives and other weapons to attack downing street and kill the prime minister was arrested just days before his planned attack. naa'imur zakariyah rahman is accused of preparing acts of terrorism — he denies

look to me is that to me to point them out to look in europe in holland didn't see the entire country championing a free europe for the last sixty years. for minds. everyone welcome to another exciting edition of your own max i'm your host meghan lee from flights of fancy to eating your digital data we have got lots of ground to cover today here's a look at what's coming up. it takes a village like i see even close friends the largest open air photo that's still. miss it from the start of the ration pensioner helps apparently lovestruck birds. doing in his way opprobrium next biker who is passionate about finding his freedom . right now is a wonderful time in europe to attend outdoor concerts or other cultural events for example in france is brittany region the small village of lagasse transforms into a huge open air photo gallery here alleyways gardens on the sides of houses become free exhibition space for international for tog refers now this annual event attracts some four hundred thousand visitors during the summer months it's an idea that's even catching on in other parts of eur

later they'll say that conway resembles windsor castle certainly it looks quite different from holland that was what the king's architect intended james or send george is his name he comes from the continent from savoy in the alps and he's the top man when it comes to casa liz on the sabbath our third castle stands a day's ride south west of conway opposite the isle of anglesey the way there is more or less flat because you can keep to the coast by white steed simply flies a law. passed. the last . novel is a heavenly see where that mantic miss splay with the towers of the casa. when he planned it james of sent george how the city walls of constantinople and not the historic importance the dignity and the strangeness of that hexagon to see. he wants to create an elegant festive setting looking at the place where he can demonstrate his power a majestic house which will be seen to full advantage from the coast along with the city will see it will proclaim here dwells a lot of white house. last. april the twenty fifth twelve eighty four a day of special joy for us all it would son the fir

here at england's training base, gareth southgate was asked about the news yesterday, when steve hollandpiece of paper which appeared to show team notes, which appeared to show team notes, which may have revealed the starting 11 for the big match on sunday against panama, england's second match of the world cup. that piece of paper appeared to reveal their hands —— but without raheem sterling would be replaced by marcus rashford and that ruben loftus—cheek would replace the injured dele alli. he said they were scored notes, not necessarily the starting 11, but he did say that anything that may give the opposition some kind of help would be a disadvantage potentially and he said it was time for the english media to decide whether or not they wanted to help england. tyler walker spoke to the assembled media afterwards and this is what he had to say —— kyle walker. media afterwards and this is what he had to say -- kyle walker. if you're trying keep it to yourself and not bring it out to the world, it will not help us, in the later stage of the tournament, if we get there, because all the r

, one of the hands of steve holland, one of the england coaches earlier on. in russia, that beautiful city, as the england squad make their way to the stadium. and thatis make their way to the stadium. and that is the panama squad! we have both teams heading to the stadium. kick—off is at one o'clock in the uk. on bbc kick—off is at one o'clock in the uk. 0n bbc one of course. and now the rest of the sports news. to nizhny novgorov then where raheem sterling is expected to keep his place in the england side to play panama at the world cup in a couple of hours. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is in the stadium for us. so all the chat, the leaked teamsheets, it was all wrong — sterling starts? what a storm in a tea cup that was? yes it looks like sterling will keep his place. he hasn't scored in 21 england games and there are a few moments in the game with tunisia where he got his feet muddled up. it is that last missing part of his game. he has played so well for manchester city all season. but that just in an england shirt it is that final product. tha

three seven zero home as well and i also heard you have your own orchestra yes and with my airline in holland we have a very own orchestra and it's called what does it mean for you it's like a hobby but is it you find it very peaceful do you find if you like the life as a compliment the flying by well you be the flying life is very rational and. it's all about digits and and counting and i feel those little buttons that none of us know exactly. and playing an artist writes about emotion and about feelings and that's so very good as a compliment if you cannot use emotion and feelings in a in as a yes fine but we hope perhaps after the and i'm just not during the flight for that you've had the furthest journey to get here from the fellow where did you come from i came from melbourne in history and i've been to australia and the jetlag is crippling how do you manage here i came a week earlier as well that's very clever her double bass player martin also had one of the longest journeys to get here he comes from trinidad and tobago what is the musical life like where you live it's different from h

and holland urged people to unite to end the violence. my heart is with the victims and family as we learn more about this terrible situation. even in the new york metropolitan area as i'm sure being played out in multiple cities across the country, a higher sense of alert would be obvious. what do you make of this? >> neil, again and again, we're back in the same box. at this early stage with the facts unfolding, it's foggy. there's a few established and unknown facts. first of all, a shotgun was used. shot through the glass. the third is a number of fatalities. the unknown,the injured, this is a scary incident. what is not known right now is he a sole actor? part of a broader team? is there someone else involved? the first responders in terms of bracketing and containing the area to identify if there's any one else involved. >> neil: storming in, you know, the shootout, a glass door, a facility, a window, this is very similar to the method taken by the connecticut school shootings. took out 26 small children. there might have been a sys

so what do they hope to achieve here to discuss this from albuquerque new mexico deb holland a member of the blow of laguna tribe in the democratic nominee for u.s. congress in oklahoma joseph blanchard he's a member of the absentees shawnee native tribe and a republican candidate for the oklahoma state house in kansas sure restatements she's a democratic candidate for u.s. congress she's also a member of the hotel nation and in minnesota state representative peggy flanagan she's part of the white earth nation of ojibwe tribe and is a democratic candidate for lieutenant governor welcome everyone's welcome to this room so good to have you all here i want to get started on my laptop with this piece of video released about two months ago it's called the climb have a look i don't look like most people in congress my life is different to push through college and law school as a single mom i'm thirty years sober but struggle made me fear my work is to fight for all of us clean energy jobs medicare for no more for money in politics trump and this if we ask politely holland and i approve this

jobs medicare for all no more for money in politics trump won't hand this thing if we ask politely holland and i approve this message because the old ways are we must be fierce are you ready we must be fierce and you mentioned they're pretty powerful piece of video it is a campaign ad of course but you mention i don't look like most people in congress talk to us today about what it took for you to make it to where you are today. sure thank you for having me i'm honored to be here with such a wonderful company you know i've been involved in politics for a long time here in albuquerque across new mexico actually there are. many many things i was a state native american director for president obama's reelection campaign in two thousand and twelve and and i ran for lieutenant governor in two thousand and fourteen i was the state chairwoman of the party in two thousand and fifteen and got as i actually did really really well of all. elections so i've just been on the ground for a long long time i'm a community organizer and just felt that it was time for me to take that next step and so i hear

alan russell and steve holland setting out a training session.e lead early on with his first goal in a competition at senior level. that what england after the perfect start. however, it then went characteristically a little bit of a wobble and tunisia equalised from the penalty is what —— penalty spot. harry kane wrapped it upfor —— penalty spot. harry kane wrapped it up for england in stoppage time. it was a happy night in the end. it puts england in a good position. they need to win on sunday against panama. you will hear from us a little later today. thank you for joining us, david. plenty to talk about from last night's match. england and everton midfielder leon osman. let's start with var. it went against them last night. harry kane grappling with his opponent, the two occasions, and on both occasions the referee deemed them to be no foul, but the va are assista nts them to be no foul, but the va are assistants which are able to see all the pictures afterwards also decided that there was no offence and considering the pictures we are seeing

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malzberg about the accounting scandals at the big work counting firms plus earlier i spoke with parties holland host of the big picture about the big business of speakers yes you heard right the speakers and r.t. correspondent twenty charges takes a look at just how much the fashion industry generates each year first however let's get to a few tips if you've been thinking that the pace and size of mega-mergers has been increasing it's been confirmed with some hard and hide numbers figures from thomson reuters show that global mergers and acquisitions are up sixty five percent in the first six months of this year compared to this point last year to a total of two point five trillion dollars this is a new record going back to one such things were originally calculated back in one thousand nine hundred eighty in europe the year over year increase and that metric was ninety six percent.