hawthorne teams in and in houston doing their internal go-no go for docking. once everyone is go, we will be able to give the final go-ahead. 0 meters away at the international dock. number two attached, meeting adapter number 2 at the very forward end of the harmony see the hash, you can see a couple of handles. there is a feature that looks a little bronzeish. that's part of the soft capture system. so pretty wild, we're so close that we're getting shadows from the station on dragon, wow. >> these are viewed from two cameras. the movement is a little jarring at times. these cameras are being commanded by a person at th thee console through houston. they continue to follow dragon in. we thank them for their diligence to give us these views as we're just less than 30 minutes away from docking. right above the nasa meatball logo you can see--three of the service section draco thrusters. >> that's right, 12 in all. four of those clusters spread around the vehicle. used for a lot of attitude control. and translational maneuvers. the second annual flight test. >>

at the international space station. for the past year and a half, i had the opportunity to train as a backup and work with bob and , and it isx and nasa so cool to see those procedures, the simulation all culminate in it happening in real time. incredibly excited to see bob and doug get to work now as they do and then return safely home. friendsy colleagues and are incredibly excited. this mission represents the opportunity to launch from u.s. soil and we are excited about the mission and to have the opportunity for this and other partner spaceship -- other partner spacecraft. ask ayou would like to question, press star one and you will be part of the q. questionsk for a one per recorder -- per reporter. please direct your question to the person you want to get answers. we will start with the first question from marina curran. everyone and congratulations on a successful docking. ground inion on the the united states escalated and you said before that this mission is meant to bring people together and unite america. afo

of international law and the practice of international courts. as executive order notes, the u.s. is not a party to the rome statute that created the icc, nor have we ever accepted its jurisdiction over our personnel. that is why our nation and this administration will not allow american citizens who have served our country to be subjected to illegitimate investigations. instead, we expect information about alleged misconduct about our people to be turned over to the u.s. authorities, so that we can take the appropriate action, as we have consistently done so in the past. the u.s. maintains the sovereign right and obligation to properly investigate and address any of our personnel's alleged violations of the laws of war. we have a proven record of doing just that through an american justice system imminently capable of handling each case. this includes investigating and prosecuting the alleged abuse of detainees and any other misconduct. ultimately, our justice system ensures our people are held to account under the u.s. thetitution, not internat

rightly so how beijing how beijing acts internally is going to at some stage reflected in its international actions and i think we should be gravely concerned about what is happening china in terms of human rights i think to get out early you talked about respect for nations that china has respect for other nations other nations are now increasingly becoming very critical of the chinese foreign policy chinese human rights record and now my point has taken this step to ban certain chinese communist party leader members what does that do to the chinese america relationship. well this is very unfortunate as and i think it is very ironic as one editor in china well said today at this particular time when the colvin 19 makers region and reconfirmed havoc in the united states who wants to go to the united states. side think is really barking up the wrong tree now is talking about boycotting chinese people or chinese officials to goal to the united states the carbon is party of china the ruling party of china has a membership almost 19000000 people including all the important government officials

independents from internation to 50. foreign observers rarely granted entry to these threats to wimbledon 30 people were killed in clashes with the army last year. but we've gained special access to west pop woods conservations a. cousin that is not up on the ground. there are militant heists like this one cross the national palm. os. as we head deep into the hostile west. we see widespread destruction the locum psyches. more than a decade ago in indonesia has been dubbed the reach to the resource sector and allowed companies to buy up tribal land. to companies that benefited from the sell off careened and pasco b. to national whose major investments up based in south korea. in a year long investigation with journalists from among the bad and the it could put one on one east has uncovered evidence which the just some of these deals provide food and water saving. we've not found a full bore. but discover for the few that are. defeated me up because i'm not here to come on their doorstep to get up i just focus on the gover

donald trump targets the international criminal court authorizing sanctions against i.c.c. officials investigating american troops for possible war crimes. then yes they conduct to use his time in isolation to achieve what he calls his greatest autistics experience. so then the world health organization has warned that cave in $1000.00 infections are accelerating in parts of africa raising concerns about how developing nations will cope with the pandemic the w.h.o. says that 75 percent of the continent's 200000 confirmed cases have been recorded in 10 countries a quarter of those are in south africa with the western cape region including cape town the hardest hit the u.n. agency says a lack of testing kits remains a big problem across africa but interest says health systems across the continent will struggle to cope with severe outbreaks. report is poking about how 10 countries in particular with 3 big hot spots south africa nigeria and cameroon and it's the cases we're going to see in these 3 countries will rise to the weekly until such a time that went about singing. basi

president vladimir putin in his own words tells us how he understands history and the current international system also why everybody apparently hates john bolton as he laughs all the way to the bank. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest george samuel would have as he is author of bombs for peace nato is humanitarian war on your was lobbying and in london we crossed to alexander mature as he is a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief duran are joining cross up rules and news in germany combine rounds we're going to how it's 1st in london for those of us that are very interested in what's going on in the international system obviously read the article the vladimir putin at published in the national interest it was titled let me approach and the real reasons of the 75th anniversary of world war 2 why did you write it and what is its importance now the 1st reason he writes it is because it's the sentence he sets out it's necessary it stops all this they actually i should say well which washes up celebrate so it's time but of course it's also telling really because it's

the international community remands committed to the rule of international law and to the international consensus on a just solution for the 1st time question it of course is an exception in or uncertain terms as reaffirms in recent weeks by statements made from capitals from every color mobile that we look. but the lower position also remains and wavering on the legality of israel's policy including settlements this wide international front reflected in the gathering in the jordan valley just today is a hook with a broad but is palestinian and international bodies ation in the order up ministerial meeting held yesterday and in this high level security council meeting it is a strong and remains our best or mr president members of the cancer israel needs to know that exceeds ssion will have immediate and than dibble repercussions. that is why we have a call on the international community to adult effective measures including sanctions that certain exception and all other unlawful policies that have occurred there been around for years it must also be meet clear that any station with the

to local and international buyers. but 2020 has not been a great year for farmers and retailers we have export quality mangoes but due to the lock down we won't be able to export our mangoes to any country and faced the losses this year pharmacy a double blow from coronavirus related health issues and locust infestations has already cut their exports by half and that's been compounded by export restrictions if you travel bans even that 50 percent is not going to be exported because the reasons fear shipment faeries going to greece and also there are a lot of recipes in different countries so it's going to be a disaster i think for all the crops last year pakistan's mangoes raked in $1000000.00 as the food exporters association says they were able to export $130.00 metric tons the prospect of not being able to sell means many have not even harvested their fruit the lot of exporters also cut local jobs in some of the most impoverished parts of pakistan. the world bank estimates by the sun's export for me a drop around a

so the uk stands firm with our international partners in our expectation that china live up to its internationalhe sino—british joint declaration. he urged china to step back but warned that if beijing pressed ahead, the uk would extend visa rights for hong kong's 350,000 british national overseas passport holders — or bnos. we will put in place new arrangements to allow bnos to come to the uk without the current six—month limit, enabling them to live and apply to study and work for extendable periods of 12 months, thereby also providing a pathway to citizenship. mr speaker, let me just finish by saying that even at this stage, i sincerely hope china will reconsider its approach. but if not, the uk will notjust look the other way when it comes to the people of hong kong. it is increasingly clear that we need an alliance of democracies to ensure that we can maintain, as he says, a constructive dialogue with china on shared challenges, not least climate change, while standing up to aggressive behaviour and clear breaches of international law. he referenced the statements by the uk, australia, cana

and to the public international law regime that makes it possible. state sovereignty is at the heart of that global order. and the trail smelter arbitration provided a rule and it provided an example of a process for enforcing state sovereignty and international law in our interconnected and transnational era. the pandemic originated in china and there are profound policy and legal reasons for considering whether the chinese government's acts and omissions were the proximate cause of the pandemic's immense transboundary harm. in any case, the trail smelter arbitration teaches us that the transboundary harm principle can actually do the offending country a great deal of good. in this case, it would advance the health and human rights interests of the chinese people, participation in the transboundary harm process would signal the good faith needed for a confident resumption of the world trade regime from which china profits so significantly, and it would bolster china's desire to achieve the status of a responsible reputable and respected global power

agreements not wanting to be part of any international agreement that encroaches on the u.s. and serenity. no i don't think so and actually. in response to the previous speakers comments the united states is not a party to the rome statute the united states has decided not to ratify the rome statute is not a party to the core and therefore it has no legal obligation whatsoever to cooperate with this investigation nor to cooperate or pure speed in the procedures outlined by the court the idea that the united states should submit itself to the court's procedures just because the court exists in essence would be a tacit recognition of the courts of authority over the united states in the situation which the u.s. has over and over and over again rejected me cadman in london is that any legal basis for these sanctions can present trouble actually do this. a legal basis though. i mean i think the best point to recognize. who has already mentioned that there are legal routes that could have been taken to the trump ministration has decided to ignore all despite all the guest in washi

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international. you know what wall street's up to its usual bag of tricks now back to 2008 global financial crisis and remember that movie the big short and remember i was obvious that everything was going to blow up and remember how the wall street people were conspiring and then it all blew up in a few people make billions and billions of dollars because they cooked the books grabbed all that cash and we're causing reports that you know what this exact same thing is going to happen again in 10 to 12 years and guess what here we are 12 years later and. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only move. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and. welcome back this is our t. international now the wealth of facebook founder mark zuckerberg has fallen by $7000000000.00 as its share prices tumbles and lucrative advertisers boycotted the network claiming it isn't doing enough to

be they commercial or international and this set of partners we worked with on the international space station applaud these kinds of efforts. they were very supportive and we are working with them as part of our coalition of partners to identify opportunities for them to fly on these vehicles as well, so yes. we are going to move forward with here and they are going to be part of this effort to continue flying these commercial vehicles to stations. >> thank you. -- theion came in nasaion is is nash -- is in negotiations to fly a russian cosmonaut on the crew and when do you expect to lock down a deal? >> the answer is yes. those are discussions we are continuing to have within the international partnership. point, we have been purchasing seats from our russian colleagues, flying on the russian so use vehicles. direction tog in a come up with a different arrangement that will allow us to fly on each other's vehicles we ensure at any given time have someone on the russian segment and someone on the u.s. theent regardless of vehicle carrying people to station. i think those discussions w

independence from internation the 50. foreign of the daily granted intrigues to these threats to wimbledon 30 people were killed in clashes with the army last year. but we've gained special access to west pop woods conservations a. muslim is not up on the ground. there are military pirates like this one because of the national palm. os. as we head deep into the hostile west. we see widespread destruction the locum psyches. more than a decade ago in indonesia has been dubbed the reach to the resource sector and allowed companies to buy up tribal land. to companies that benefited from the selling careened of pasco international routes and major investments up based in south korea. in a yearlong investigation with journalists from congo ballet and that it could put one on one east has uncovered evidence which the just some of the steel provides crude and was sitting. 6 we've not found a full bore. but this kind of threat to that. defeated me up because i'm not kidding come on from there before specter got up i just focused o

international memorial awards has extended its deadline for submissions. all media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist work for alternative media or a part of a global news platform you can submit to your published works in either video or format go toward got r.t. dot com and enter now. a little thing that hollywood is a very. loyal is a really fun one so the business on the other side is in a. union or near the border. you know very. hollywood. plays and the idea you've got the movies are heroes. you got the music industry sometimes as we know it's a place where there's a lot of propaganda. or whatever part of the the u.s. government is committed. you can do all that hollywood will be following you. well. how would i define a hollywood they call it a dream manufacturer which is things true. but i think equally it's probably the end of the. long after i 1st heard about it in the news i still couldn't believe this was this really how the united states sees the history of forward 2 but there it was the official white house on a

yeah i mean certainly in me as well as international community. is increasingly concerned about the widespread human rights abuses in china especially in relation to determine kempson change um . i mean these are wise spread well documented abuses of human rights because of course beijing sees that as a domestic issue. but that's increasingly building you know well amounting to not amount the international community and i think rightly so how beijing how beijing acts internally is going to at some stage reflected in its international actions and i think we should be gravely concerned about what is happening china in terms of human rights i think to get out early you talked about respect for nations that china has respect for other nations other nations are now increasingly becoming very critical of the chinese foreign policy chinese human rights record and now my pump has taken this step to ban certain chinese communist party leader members what does that do to the chinese america relationship. well this is very unfortunate as and i think it is ve

paper pleading for international assistance and blaming lebanon's dire situation on a combination of political mismanagement and corruption why do you think that the rest of the world with its economy in tatters from the coronavirus should simply hand you huge sums of money and let you do the same thing all over again. well 1st and foremost because we're not going to do what happened before from day one when we started working in this government our plan is clear is to fight corruption to go for structural reform and drive structural reform it's not mine the reforms it's basically forms and if you also feel of the economy not only in the financial sector but the economy which is the basic matter to address to go more to go away from out and into your economy as much as we can and go into some productive sectors of the economy i can culturally economy the little industrial thing and new technology while maintaining of course our service sector which is very important and liberal economic model will be very. committed to transparency. with great respect last and these are these are the

interns want to be shown things. they need to kind of get a lay of the land and understand the company. here it is, probably just at home or in the basement. >> i can only imagine, scott. for us it is extremely challenging from that perspective. with that said, it was pretty easy for us to pivot to a virtual format because ultimately for ebay, the interns that we hire offer valuable insights into the millennial market. for us, we're hoping that they provide us some impactful solutions that hopefully one day ebay can implement onto the platform. >> it's interesting you bring that up. i was going to ask in a little bit about that generation gap. what sort of things are the young generation teaching ebay? >> we at ebay don't call them young, we call them early in career talent. it's a strategic initiative to help our organization grow. our program has always been focused on providing meaningful, tangible experience for both the students and the hiring managers responsible for the summer interns over a short period of ti

of an international art project. musicians compose their understanding of nature. to mark the 250000 of verse 3 of the composer's birth like children program the base of my. beethoven worldwide. history project starts on d w. when the water rises cities will sink into the sea. the entire stretches of flint will be abandoned. when the water. has. to be stopped it's happening faster than anticipated. and massive sprinklers are supposed to prevent flooding but they only delay the inevitable and. how will we live in the future. 66 meters rising sea levels starts june 5th on g w. l z a view of the well. where i come from but over that cliff this is just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am it's always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany china's photo is one of the things i miss the most about taking a step back i see things and it's a difference we now. live for express as i recall a sense that it's just the other part of the war haven't been implemented in china that's because i'm not a child of people wondering if their foot is taped but

is former head of safety for quantas airlines now chairman of our of lol i mean international aviation consultancy he says all the lines will have to find a way to deal with the new normal. the australian economy has come out of this quiet fight well compared with other countries a strange but very large mistake market and 3rd now in in the hands of the administrators want to save for a unique position so wall street student bloom at this stage so see a lawyer and make the choice for the road don't lemme go to choose whether or not they're going to go into the next normal why they left the old normal or they're going to do some fundamentally different things and i think that's what policies doing in the uk in australia is for a moment to do that properly the next normal is going to be in carly different from the one joyce the portress of already said the point as you'll see in 2021 will not be the point it's in 2019 put him on to a court of make dramatic restructuring and change the culture because it's so see alliance or edge of enough to see the opportunities that this will bring tha

international. coronavirus tracing that was rolled out in france has alerted just 14 users about their potential exposure over the course of the last 3 weeks despite the country recording many new cases of the virus every day dubin ski takes a closer look. stop covariates. priest to be a bright idea that could help prevent a 2nd wave of infections and on your smartphone that uses bluetooth signals to keep track of the devices and therefore the people that you come into contact with when it was more a few weeks ago the french digital minister said it could also to a flying start as of this morning 600000 people managed to download the app so it's a very very good start. well after a few hiccups perhaps including a delayed release that so many people in france accidentally downloading tracing up one for catalonia. ok after a full start some 2000000 people actually did download it corowa you might think but given that there are an estimated 47000000 people in france with small phones that's barely a da

community if you implementers an exception of course the 2 to no serious violation of international law grievously harmed the prospect of a 2 state solution and the count the possibilities of it in you will of negotiations i call on the israeli government would ban when it's an exception perhaps the policy to leave the ship as reacted by can see the thing itself solved of all but that's only going to happen this week is today are united states increased economic fragility is an example of the cover in 1000 pandemic reduced our support and the recent policy decision to stop accepting me those revenues that israel collects on behalf of the palestinian authority rescreen pleasing the hardship of the palestinian people as i said in february when i spoke before you were the president asking the council you have my full commitment to continue supporting palestinians of these videos to resolve the conflict and then the occupation in line with international law all relevant united nations resolutions and bilateral agreements. the goal is achieving the vision of 2 steps israel and then lead

effort is needed to preserve the agreement an agreement that was indorsed by the international community through the adoption of the security council resolution 2231 i'd also like to reiterate our deep appreciation for the i.a.e.a. which place a crucial role in. and via fire verifying the entirety of iran's nuclear program including iran's commitments under the gesticulate we fully support the impartial and technical work carried out by the i.a.e.a. as well as efforts that facilitate the i.a.e.a. in carrying out its mind it i recognize that iran continues to fully comply with the nuclear related provisions for 3 and a half years including for 14 months after the united states from the security and reimposed unilateral sanctions which the e.u. and its member states as for the other remaining participants of the j.c. people a continue to deeply regret however it is deeply worrying that iran has decreased its nuclear related jason perlow really commitments we remain particularly concerned about iran's continued actually militiaman of low enriched uranium in excess of the just a stockpile an

ira to pasco international the price $10000000.00.with help from the korea center for investigative journalism we cool keep them could. only be good to be. with you when you don't. who care about our good i'm going to. show you some a look at communicating don't belong to one or more. of a muslim is another sort of calling also as an onlooker that. this was not the only deal kim namco who was brokering one on one east has financial statements which show in 2030 a careen no shell company in singapore made a payment of nearly 22000000 dollars to an unnamed consultant described as an expert in giving plantation rides. we asked him and crew about the payment quote on low intelligence. will could talk as a number one. so we did and in a recent statement careened over executives confirmed that the $22000000.00 consultant is kidnapped. they claim the payment gave them ownership of his company and almost 40000 head days of west papuan rainforest. corrino says that translates to around $560.00 a day for the land. give them crew pocketed at lea

ira to pasco international the price $10000000.00.with help from the korea center for investigative journalism we cool keep them could. only be good to be. with you when you don't. care about our good and go. from a look at communicating. to all the good of a muslim isn't going to sort of calling us was an onlooker that. this was not the only deal he nam crew was brokering one on one east has financial statements which show in 2030 a careen go shell company in singapore made a payment that nearly 22000000 dollars to an m a consultant described. an experience in giving plantation rides. we asked him and crew about the payment on loan until the. will could talk as a jumble of. so we did and in a written statement careened over executives confirmed that the $22000000.00 consultant is kidnapped. they claim the payment gave them ownership of his company and almost 40000 head days of west papuan rainforest. careen doe says that translates to around $560.00 a day for the land. keep them crew pocketed at least $30000000.00 from land sell to t

the spacexorning dragon crew arrived at the international space station. here's a look at the capsule talking with the iss and the two crews greeting the -- greeting each other and taking questions. >> have to put down their virus -- visors. got some instructions about the crew handoff point, the point where we do not want to crew issuing commands to the vehicle. vehicle. it's about two meters away from the docking adapter, i believe the number is 1.7 meters. >> station on the big lube. houston go for docking. steps three and four. three and four approach and retrieve monitor. >> copy steps three and four. >> our visors are down. >> copy, visors down. >> the crew confirming the crisisser down. we should see the final approach resume. approach has resumed. dragon closing in. we're inside 20 meters. that crew hands off point should come up in about three minutes or so. right before we get that final docking, it comes 20 seconds prior or two meters away from the station still. and that's just the crew not issuing any abort commands. at that point it would be

of an international project. to mark the. the 50th anniversary of the composer's 1st beethoven worldwide the pastoral project. in 15 minutes on t.w. . goodbyes sausage and a low veggie. main changes are underway in the food industry. are the major food companies changing to meet new demand. for a less made consumption really help the environment. as we explore the deacon germany. made in germany. the minutes on d w. closely . listen carefully to. suit your needs to get a good. match. the same discover the real. the same. subscribe to documentary on you tube. beethoven is for me. is for. me as for hello. beethoven is for her. is for the. beethoven is for cause. beethoven is for the love. beethoven 2020 the 250th anniversary here on deal here. touch. player. this is the w. news a live shot from berlin a massive economic bailout for europe's largest economy the german government says yes up to 130000000000 euros in aid the deal comes after marathon talks within the governing coalition the package is meant to cushion the economic

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a few months after the deal korean giant posco international. retaining its owner his local manager. of. the company. we spoke to both marine elders who admit to taking the company's money documenting one of the signatories damiana if you go on a bus at possible concedes the honest it's mars was included in the deal here i'm a member of the time to. tell you when i go to bed. basak posix signed a deal leasing the land to the company for 35 years after which ownership would be passed on to the indonesian government in return the marine eldest says he's tried would receive cause and housing but he alleges they received no benefits do you feel any guilt given all the land was destroyed them up by a new you know about the new woman the farmer knew it took on. my man a good opinion one on them up. to me sung up at the penny. let it go up when you know you go up and then jump and then jennifer. who download global you've got a monitor that can only put on. the muni. posco international denied the deal was fraudulent they claimed the project provided a

shanghai today is a prosperous international city still wrong by the communists at least in name. yes there are issues with human rights especially the right to speak against the state and challenge its power i had a range to see professor zion way way a close aide to the late things out paying the man who changed china your old boss funk presided over the bloodshed in tim square what would you say to the survivors. of tiananmen square because so many of those did fight for what they saw as democratic change in china. in 1809 there were 2 political force one was those represented by the chinese students their hero was me how you gorbachev who happen to be in their slogan was the. unions today charles to more than so the idea was a political reform 1st as a reform 2nd otherwise china will be hopeless and messy which opposite he saw. it he sought you know china must have economic reform 1st as a reform 2nd this priority must be set clear. unfortunately at that particular moment in 99 to 2 political forces cannot reach a compromise so definitely a tragedy occur. it was more than a tr

has established an international day to protect education from attack but how could that make a difference on the ground what does it take to secure education in times of conflict this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on from afghanistan to me and ma and syria to nations in africa school buildings are being bombed or used some conflict zones students are missing out on schooling and teaches a threatened situation now worsened by the pandemic the un is particularly concerned about more than 75000000 young people living in 35 crisis affected countries it says they're in urgent need of educational support the world body recently adopted a resolution establishing september and 9 as the international day to protect education from attack it aims to ensure schools remain safe and says governments should protect and increase funding for educational institutions and humanitarian emergencies that resolution was presented by qatar and co-sponsored by 62 countries . well the u.n. secretary general welcome to the unanimous decision by the general assembly the proclamation of not september

to which you address the letter, the idea that we need international cooperation. if the united states were willing to take a step forward and make whatever agreed commitments countries signed up for, to make them enforceable, which is something we are often hesitant to do because what is good for the goose is good for the gander, but if we were able to negotiate the treaty and make those enforceable, we can ashamed china and congress can take a leading role, particularly through your appropriations power, and ensure funding went through the bodies administering in that regime. sen. booker: thank you. and it's problematic because we see this cycle happening, the sars outlook -- pandemic into thousand three, there was a temporary ban that china later rolled back this is a time we should be leading a global effort against this. the last question is, it's clear china has been downplaying and of a skating the threat posed by covid-19 that has had impact, but wey have to also acknowledge that was not the only reason we see death rates in our country that are so staggeri

you know this is this is not the kind of resolving international issues by this is. by again the statements from you know prime ministers from you know officials in the s.u.v. and i believe we cannot trust this kind of work and also he said that we have a mechanism agreements to for disputes you know settlement been signed i believe not it is not science they refused to sign and washington and january and february this campus and we was reaching almost you know 90 percent solve all the problems and also the gentleman from so then he make the calculation i was you know put the numbers of the numbers. dab up 7 percent if you will be a wants to did use the amount of the water and go to egypt by 37000000000. must have been huge that i mean we do have to stop bullying because if we have we have to add up the numbers together well let's you know how to get over the numbers the numbers. are agreed upon within the agreements that ethiopia egypt and who don't in the past that's no under discussion right now what is under discussion right now between the 3 countries is the tim

community is so important do you think the international community is actually committed in make are supporting these efforts and you're an imminent. we strongly believe so because it is clear if you look at how refugee it would weigh at the on which countries it is to more than 80 percent close to 90 percent of the words refugee population is living in the countries surrounding the countries of origin so the vast majority of saif point i think 1000000 syrian refugees live in the neighboring countries and they do so not because they are in search of better opportunities but because they hope that one fine day they will be in a position to go back home and clearly it is in the interest of the international community to continue to support these efforts by the big refugee allston countries dominic barred from the un refugee agency thank you for speaking with us thank you clements tourney's the chairman of bundestag our club shaka has resigned from his office at the club attorneys a billionaire and the meat industry has been under scrutiny since one of his processing plants triggered th

law and international regimes and these international institutions are faking more and more things thatused to be under the control of the national government or states, it will by nature draw thecourts into the kinds of delicate decisions but politics and foreign affairs they used to try to stay out of. >> we welcome our look at book buss hoof -- hoover institution fell low i' author shell by steele. this took place at the freedomfest in las vegas in 2017. mr. steele was the to talk pull out his book "shame, how america's past sips of polarizes our country." >> i wrestled with the title for a long time on the book, many different themes i tried to introduce in the book. and i couldn't find that sort of single thing. finally i came upon the -- with my wife's help, the word shame. and that word seem to bring together all the theme is was trying to work with in the book, and so -- >> host: what was the central theme? >> guest: it is the idea is that america arguably the greatest country in all of history, also committed one of the greatest sins, perpetrated that sin over centuries, dehuma

and it's a shame to see this man ration of international. the u.n. chief justice role to abandon his plan to annex parts of the occupied west bank town of states a nice religious or. switching currencies syrians take home the turkish lira the value of their pound vomits. i know there are plenty of sunny skies across central and western europe some cabbie going to stream in across the fault northwest and then across eastern areas a very different scenario come on to that as they plan to sunny skies much of italy the same across into paris and france but in the east we have seen more torrential downpours some very severe thunderstorms heading this river into a raging torrent over a 1000 homes have been damaged and in some areas these landslides have also damaged roadways and the bridges but that radiate the flooding really is very extensive but as we go through thursday that rain still in the forecast but nowhere near as heavy can see it extending further towards the south across the line of the als but also on thursday this high pressure beginning to