jamar leader aung sun suu kyi has called for investment in the crisis hit western state of rockin on friday saying the world focused narrowly on negative aspects in the states the past two years and the western part of myanmar has made headlines with the internationally condemning spouse and of their one hinge or ethnic minority in the region has unlike the rest of myanmar hardly benefited the economically from the opening of the country. in a photo with the head of government something very special for the participants of the investor conference in iraq her when. she really gets lost in this region now she talks about the great opportunities that western me and offers foreign investors. when you're miners benefited widely from the opening up of high conny much of the kind economic potentials children means untapped for too long the international community's attention has been focused narrowly on negative aspects related to problems and also crime rather than on the panorama that shows the immense potential of this state. prosperity peace and growth that's what craftsmen and entrepre

jamar is vulnerable to cyclons which strike every few years in two thousand and eight the worst ever cycle nargis claimed more than one hundred thirty thousand lives. experts now believe that mangroves hold the key to saving thousands of lives when the next big storm hits. to find out how i've come to be a local coconut farmer who agreed to show me his mangrove forest. how wild is a proper tree. the tallest mangroves here reach twenty five meters and a sturdy forty centimeters in diameter the force was planted after a cycle of nine hundred seventy five. these trees here did you plant them we had audio with aggregate human behavior and i knew. you can imagine these incredibly. violent storms that blow in here and you start to understand how these mature forth actually have the capacity to break that that wind and stop some of that storm surge making its way into these settlements and farms and how about maybe some of the other farms where there's no mangroves do you know of any farms that suffer because of the storms any. is it any are you that the dead by now and look at the. machine

what does this mean for apple's jamar >> for apple, this might indicate it apple music is not the only thing they are up against in terms -- competing with spotify. over the past couple of years, they have tried to position themselves at the top of the podcast market which i believe they are areas they renamed their podcast app to apple podcast. they have been heavy on social media. this could give them another opportunity and another reason to invest in the podcasting app. big of an opportunity do you think it is for spotify in particular? when you look at the economics of podcasting, people are listening but it is not a huge slice of the advertising market. >> i agree. it is still early. nobody has made a lot of money in the u.s.. in china, people have been more successful monetizing podcasts across alibaba and other platforms. it is a big opportunity for them. they have the users. i'm sure they are going to push the podcast to people. it is all about gross margins. the stock is down a little bit today. they gave a little weaker gross margin -- margin guidance. it came back a bit at

troubling is when it comes to nominations, particularly judicial nominations some we are a simple a jamar jardine, so that is why to have been able to move judicial candidates, even supreme court justices, so quickly. mr. elleithee: all of this is taking place against the background of an emerging presidential race. one of the issues that is starting to emerge in that race on the dinner got excited notion of medicare for all, and how do we move forward on health care. and i am wondering where senate democrats are on that. senator durbin: right question, mo. last week they did some polling 50% ofnd out that 54% or americans say i will never vote for trump ever. i will vote for whoever is running against him. i will never vote for him. another 34% said i will never vote for anybody other than jump. 54%-34%. member those of us. we asked the american people -- what do you think of medicare for all? what a gift from god that would be. medicare for everybody? we know medicare works. it is popular. it is the kind of thing that a lot of people wait for the day they turn 65 to be eligible for it f