that its belief is that the japanese fundamentals of the japanese economy are strong and that japanese high. also, it is easy money policy, that of quantitative easing, will continue. japan does not face the same sort of u pwa rd japan does not face the same sort of upward pressures on prices that the us economy is facing. inflation is quite low here. wages are not rising. in fact, the japanese government wants both wages and inflation to rise, they want a bit of what the us is getting at the moment. thank you very much for that update. we will have our asia business correspondent in about ten minutes time to tell us the overall impact of this fall in us stocks on asian equities. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the south korean president, moonjae—in, says he hopes north korea's participation in the winter olympics will lead to broader peace in the region. the north's decision to send a senior leader to the olympics has prompted speculation of possible talks on non—sporting issues at the games, which begin in pyeongchang on friday. that's where my colleague stephen mc

the japanese rejected those terms. on over six nine hundred forty five to eight hours sixteen minutes and two seconds a single b. twenty nine dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. the copilot robert lowe is sad my god what have we done. the explosion caused some eighty thousand deaths and thousands more would die in the coming weeks months and years from exposure to radiation the front page of the daily news read atomic bomb hit a city vanished. eight years earlier the bombing of guernica had shocked public opinion across the globe but after all the intensive bombing campaigns in the intervening years few people were shocked anymore. philosopher al back home you raised one of the rare opposing voices. our technological civilization has reached its final degree of savagery governments must choose definitively between hell and reason. truman had chosen immediately sent the emperor another ultimatum. if they do not know except. expect a radio from the air. which has never been seen on this earth. but then there's a truman

fighting japanese in the homes in the dense jungles of burma. >> a japanese currier on his way to another post killed him and planted this order in his pouch and they ran onto the next japanese detachment and told him that someone had killed their man and they better go back and get him and after that all over burma dropped them by air. >> as a result, thousands of japanese soldiers surrendered. >> that's correct, yeah. >> elizabeth stayed with the oss until the war ended but in 1959 she returned to the service and joined the cia. for the next 14 years, she conducting operations in washington and the far east, even the sister hood of spies, the women of oss. july 20th, 1944, hitler narrowly escaped being assassinated after a bomb exploded in a briefcase in his headquarters. the bomb was planted by part of a conspiracy against hitler. he was arrested and executed the next day but the oss knew there was a golden opportunity, and they turned to 20-year-old barbara. >> we had discussed how to take advantage of this piece of news really fast and very effectively. >> barbara came to the yoits f

government and authorized reparations to the former japanese internist and their heirs. as we go to break here's a quiz question for you in rank order one to four who were the wealthiest us presidents in current dollars your choice is george washington thomas jefferson donald trump and john f. kennedy will have the answer after the break. when else shows seem wrong. when old rules just don't hold. any. get to stamp out to stay active. and engaged in equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. legal blog selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles of the stone league for new socks credit to tell you that what we gossip and tabloids are files of the most important news today. often doesn't tell me you are not cool enough and that's why their product. leaves are the hawks that we along with our audience loves watching. hey everybody i'm stephen both. hollywood gun suspects. proud american first of all i'm just george bush and honored to say this is m

and the japanese would wave to them if they go on.ow do you defeat that in itself is right at me when they we had a huge crop my grandfather came down and said what are you doing and i said look at all the problems on the ground if that's what people do they kept saying we killed 250,000. when are they going to quickly already killed four or 5 million so they kept looking at the casualties and said there's another 100 division and when they did not participate, which the germans by th the plaintiff informed, then the divisions were transferred so there were too many that kept coming through. >> not to put you on the spot but here's a question. tonight my 10-year-old son will ask what i did today and this is the highlight. please give me a story to share with a 10-year-old. [laughter] to world war ii stories. >> a cool story to share with a 10-year-old. >> people ask what book you should read. i think my favorite if that is the right word is a symbolism of the whole allied approach to the war here's a student from alabama joining the m

there are in fact 1000 japanese companies with operations in the uk.d £46 billion during 2016 in manufacturing, finance technology and pharmaceuticals, which supported 140,000 jobs. for regions like the north—east, japanese companies are the biggest employer by far. the japanese government was one of the first to express its concern on the impact on business of brexit. it sent this 15 page document in september 2016 outlining the things it would like to see preserved. for example, maintain current customs procedures, maintain the single passport so japanese banks can sell from the uk into europe. and also it wanted to keep regulation and standards harmonised between the uk and eu. now none of those things are currently on the table, and that is why the japanese government and its ambassador had these concerns. his message was clear. if profits fall, so does investment. if there is no profitability of continuing operation in uk, notjapanese only, no private company can continue operation. so it's as simple as that. this is all high stakes that i think a

what does it mean for the japanese bond market?an interesting story today on the bloomberg, if you are looking at the japanese bond market. japanese companies are issuing debt because they now expect as governor kuroda gets reappointed, it will keep easing monetary policy in place. signede week after abe up for a second term, -- signed for a -- signed kuroda second term. -- a forestryry company will sell shares for the first time ever. even if then tokyo, boj is expected to make no change in policy, financing managers it should feel they should lock in terms -- funds for the longer term. it is a cheap time to issue long-term bonds. why not load up? yvonne: certainly is the case. thank you, kathleen hays, our economic and policy editor. let's get the first word news. communications are back on track with a summary of january's policy meeting. the euro stayed relatively calm after publication, in contrast to the report of the december meeting. suggesting the bank might accelerate its withdrawal from stimulus. separately u.k. growth h

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those are the big anchors and driving forces for the japanese.ket is expected to decline, and the chinese market is set to slow dramatically. what about cost pressures on brawl materials, and skyrocketing research and development investments? will there also impact the bottom lines of japanese automakers? yes. that is another issue coming into play. they will be pitched at both ends. costs are rising in some ways for the material. and at the same time, they need to spend more for investment in these new technologies that are becoming the forefront of the industry. we are talking about time as driving, rectification, connectivity of the cars. that is all demanding huge investments from these companies, and it is all coming ata these companies, and it is all coming at a time when sales are beginning to slow. and that was hans grimel joining beginning to slow. and that was hans grimeljoining us on the japanese carmakers that will be reporting their earnings this week. moving now to indonesia, and the mayor of bandung is driving a vision for his city

well activists in okinawa believe the japanese government has been turning a blind alley to the tense situation playing in the region. and neo misstating i mean it is a really strong body. that it could have nation of the day but the another candidate is a buck deputy by japanese into the government so he agreeing. indication of the new military base in his most the will clean up people who are against the new media the best course of action is to go the japanese government hungry ignoring voice against democracy and against the decision if that the. accept the local media the base they can get the money we need the citizens who know the troops the facts are really own would eat japanese government the saint who sent the. ministers money and ima go all dimmock all. over the fake news of but we will let loose we will be in. your turn into our international more operates by the minute literally can be fined on or twitter page i'll be back in just over half an hour's time with the updates from our to get you in a moscow story with art. here's what people have been saying about redacted i

to change to a japanese name. it was not their intention. we had to. david: you had to change? masayoshi: we have to change. that made me even more harder, because i was treated that i was hiding something. it was even tougher. david: you did not grow up in tokyo. you grew up in a relatively small town, is that right, in japan? masayoshi: yes. in the southern part. david: the southern part of japan. it was said you are interested in meeting the head of mcdonald's. why were you interested in meeting the head of mcdonald's? did you like mcdonald's food, or what was it? masayoshi: he wrote the book, and that book became the bestseller. i was so impressed and said, oh my god, this is great! and the guy who wrote about it must be great! [laughter] david: so, how old were you when you wanted to meet him? masayoshi: 16. [laughter] david: 16. so, you managed to get a meeting with him. masayoshi: i called his assistant, long-distance call. back then it was so expensive. i made almost 100 calls -- 60 calls. and said, this i

the japanese story is on the front and the japanese yen is down. andcan see the yen move this aggressive yen move has taken it down and it has started to run out. we will watch that indicator. trading and friend is probably a more useful indicator and brente inflation trading in the mid-60's. copper is trading a little softer this morning and that has something to do with asia and the lack of liquidity there. the valuesa look at for you and they are positive. we have the fair value for you and it indicates up. as manus said, it was reasonably high for the markets and the story. be quiet. who knows what happens. the year is on inflation with the finance ministers voting on phil flynn will become the central banker's next vice president. good morning to you. who do you think will win the vice presidency? >> good morning. economist,regarded philip lang, he has a background in politics and we know that some people don't like that transition from politics to the central bank, but he is a front runner right now and we could where he drops out before the

really strong body refusing the good of a nation of the day but another candidate is backed up by japanese central government so he agrees. then the new meeting faces in his most people who are against the new media the best course of action is government japanese government hungry ignoring our voice against democracy and against the decision if they. accept they based they can get the money we need the citizens to know the true us the facts are really. worried japan's government sent who sent. ministers money and all the mccall. fake news but we really let loose we will in. talking things finance not cryptocurrency brick cornice seeing another tumble as regulators in india announce a widespread crackdown on sending prices into freefall now overall it's already done by more than half from the all time high reached in mid december facebook has also moved on crypto saying it will block all our promoting bitcoin are other cryptocurrency products and services miguel francis santiago looks into the banner . big news in the world of crypto facebook is banning all cryptocurrency ads explanation o

equities and the japanese currency?rom the eurasia group. let me start off with this chart . this is the yen index showing traders bullish from the levels positioning that we haven't seen since a major geopolitical seismic event such as brexit. where do you think is driving this? against the backdrop of having kuroda continue as the boj governor? henderson: that is exactly right. obviously in the short time, we have seen significant volatility both in japanese stocks and the yen. we have seen a short rally in the yen, a traditional safe heaven of buying. from here, we would expect some degree of consolidation in the yen, as volatility comes off, and as investors refocus on things like yield spreads and evaluations in japan. economic a positive story, as you just heard, mr. kuroda reconfirmed by the bank of japan as the governor, or at least renominated. obviously that has to be approved by parliament. also some interesting picks for deputy governor such as mr. waka tabe, and mr. amamia, those monetaryso just more easing

the japanese trade delegation, japanese senior executives who went to downing street this week, and for heads above the parapet, the way japanese businessmen work, to hint that they are unhappy about the way things are going because they produce half the cars that britain makes and half of those get exported to europe, and if it goes through some kind of a non—european union arrangement, those are 10% tariffs at least. some of these parts move across the channel three times before they end up in the car and all the backlog at the ports. you can see how unbelievably difficult it is. gary young said the brexiteers are like the dog that chased the car and finally caught it. they don't really know what to do, they can't drive it. i feel that all of this wrangling internally, when you are facing an entity where 27 countries each can veto whatever is accomplished, even if german manufacturing has a little bit more leeway, now they can get that fudge and everyone is willing to give britain a little more time. ijust don't see this working out. it's a negotiation. one of the main thing which the

markets are closed nationally banks looks like global markets plus we look at the japanese steel industries response to the u.s. commerce department proposal to impose curbs on steel imports into the united states all of that coming up but first let's get to some headlines. as the olympics continue in south korea south korean president moon j.n. said on monday that the general motors company decision to shutter a plant south of seoul in the city of gun sin would be a big bust for the nation and as asked his administration to take measures to increase economic activity in the region the plan is applied as employed two thousand workers g.m. operates three other plants in south korea totaling fourteen thousand workers and a decision on if they will stay open is expected by may of this year. fundable corp the world's largest cruise operator says they are investigating the response of its security personnel to a large fight which took place on one of its south pacific cruises that resulted in twenty three passengers being taken off the vessel much of the brawl was captured on video and posted on

that is the first japanese trade up in eight months.ning yen remains a risk while it makes imports cheaper. china says proposed u.s. tariffs on imported steel and aluminum products are groundless and warned they may retaliate. slapr ross is the u.s. may quotas on imports of aluminum and steel, including a duty of 20 part -- 34% of imports. they say beijing will take necessary measures to protect its own rights. survivors of last week's florida school shooting have called for nationwide rallies next month to demand lawmakers act on gun control. students who appeared on u.s. sunday political program focus their anger on president trump, calling his response needlessly divisive. trump's tweets criticized democrats and the fbi over the attack that left 14 students and three adults dead. >> people are saying it is not time to talk about gun control. we can respect that. here is the time. march 24, in every single city. we are going to be marching together as students, begging for our lives. about the gop, this isn't about the democrats. this

kuroda has been key to the success of the japanese prime minister, needs approval from both of the japanese but there is a comfortable majority silver should not be a problem but in his new term there are a couple of problems he will to deal with, and although japan is of problems he will to deal with, and althouthapan is out of the dangerous cycle of falling prices, inflation is not yet at the target 296 in inflation is not yet at the target 2% in the second problem he must sort is how to figure out how to exit from the stimulus programme. thanks very much. let's look quickly at the markets. on the nick cave... up at the markets. on the nick cave... upjust over 1%. at the markets. on the nick cave... up just over 1%. —— at the markets. on the nick cave... upjust over1%. —— nikkei. things going in the same direction within the japanese economy. the markets here in europe... london, the ftse, all opening up around half a percent. a little bit more correction to the big correction taking place there. now the details about what's ahead on wall street today. on friday kraft heinz, known for its

i am not sure that is true for the japanese.lp the japanese who are understandably incredibly concerned. so he has a play with china which he is worried about comic he is worried about chinese expansion. he wants to reassure the japanese that he has their back. and the real dividing line and the american fear is that the south koreans would be prepared to do a deal with north korea that did not have a nuclear question addressed within it because nuclear weapons are in the north. we are not talking about kim jong—un but for all the talk that he is a madman and a lunatic, which i never bought into, i think that was really clever what he is doing. i do not think we should underestimate north korea in this. we are talking about trump, but it comes from north korea. in the same way you have them parading missiles in the streets of the country and then he sends his sister to south korea and they are having kimchi, fermented cabbage, together and everything is going to be well. i think we should not underestimate north korea and every

mark: the topics is up today, japanese stocks doing slightly better. one has to ask how much longer japanese stocks can diverge from the yen. traditionally there has been a close relationship. the bank of japan needs to think about something it can do in its next meeting. in 2016, they introduced yield curve control. that works for some time and helps japanese stocks get a boost and weaken the yen. they need to come up with something like that, maybe it week. -- maybe a tweak. they need to reignite the influence we had one abe first came, stocks rising and the yen falling. they need to get back to that. the market does not believe they can do it. week, in the span of a found it quite intriguing that the selloff, the 10% correction, the worst rise in two years, was sparked by rising inflation expectations and rising bond yields. the same combination overnight, yet stocks rallied. what is your explanation? one reason seems to be there is a very good story on bloomberg saying that during the worst of the selloff in american equities, there was a huge dema

a japanese government sent have sent. ministers money and all the mccall. fake news of but we let loose we will be in. a player up of the new three now but i'll be back at the top of the hour with more and don't forget you can always had to our website our two dot com for the details on all today's top stories or you can find us on any of your favorite social media platforms. i want to show people of russia that there is another point of view and this is the goal of my campaign i know you can't win on the elections where only always we feel there is no threat of talking what would be if i would win i will never win on the elections like in a casino where one with katrina we. this is harlan kentucky. with all the boys it was. a coal mining city with no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the polarizer said i'd. 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

i am not sure that is true for the japanese.are understandably incredibly concerned. he's worried about chinese expansion. he wants to reassure the japanese that he has their back and the real dividing line and the american fear is that the south koreans would be prepared to do the south koreans would be prepared todoa the south koreans would be prepared to do a deal with north korea that didn't have a nuclear question addressed within it, because nuclear weapons are in the north korean...|j weapons are in the north korean...” don't think that we are talking about kim yong, but for all the docs that he is a madman added lunatic, i think that was really clever. —— talking about kim yong —— talking about kim yong un. the same week you have them parading missiles in the country and then he sends his sister to south korea and they are having kimchi together and apparently it's a sign that everything is going to be well. i think we shouldn't underestimate north korea and every little helps. like you, i am not a great fan of the ioc o

of of the entire japanese. they were wind and dine at the smithsonian and had a very elegant dinner. they weren't not quite all that heavy with everything they ate because they were served rice with sugar and butter on it, and they were horrified. [laughter] nowadays, you would not offer them that. it was considered to be a successful visit. and with the last visit with the president, he gave them what was a gold coin that had been engraved by a gentleman who worked at the rent who came up with the design and a number were struck to commemorate the visit. >> you can see the profile of president buchanan, and on the reverse commemorates the visit. it says, in commemoration of the first embassy from japan to the united states 1860. again, the embassy meaning -- >> meeting people, not the actual building. >> the secretaries of state travel. a big part of their time in office is traveling and meeting with foreign counterparts area part of those meetings and trips involve an exchange of gifts, and our secretary work

that it could have nation of the day but i know that candidate is a fucked up book by japanese center government so he ugliness. is location of the new meet a face in the most the will king of people who are against the new. construction is going on in japanese government hungry ignoring our voice against democracy and against the decision if they. accept a base they can get the money many citizens who know the troops the facts are really. worried japan's government sent sent. ministers money and the mccall. the fake news but we really let loose we will in. cryptocurrency brick corner seeing another tumble as regulators an indian once a widespread crackdown sending prices into freefall for today alone it's down thirteen percent overall it's already down by more than half from the all time high reached in mid december facebook has also moved on crypto saying it will block all promoting bitcoin or other cryptocurrency products and services a gala francis santiago looks into the pan. big news in the world of crypto facebook is banning all cryptocurrency ads explanation of the social netw

the beginning of the maryland action campaign in the japanese city of naga has again highlighted the issue of american military presence in the country japan's central government and authorities in a canal where u.s. troops are currently station. have been in battle over the possible relocation of the base to the north. a recent poll shows sixty three percent of voters oppose their relocation while only twenty percent support the move the incumbent mayor of the city says a vote for him would be a vote for defending japan's autonomy so that your selections are extremely important as they will have a great impact on the future of not go in okinawa our country's current administration is attacking us with attempt to sway the power of these elections are meant to define japanese democracy and our tanami we're asking people from all over the country for their understanding okinawa is in a difficult situation right now but if many people support us we will continue what we do in one thousand nine hundred six a review by japan and the us decided the american base should be relocated to the

david: the japanese economy is growing. and the japanese companies, are they prepare for a stronger yen? we have a chart that indicates the yen has weekend, but companies are anticipating something different and it could hurt them. alix: this is the other chart by the way. luke: that is their assumption going through q1 of this year, so it shows the yen is a stronger than predicted. jeanna: the question to watch is how they react as the story plays out. david: it is interesting as the market faces volatility and they about think the banks -- and they have brought back the banks. 4 result was --q and we have talked about -- being very strong and we indicated numbers up 10%. q1 is looking very strong for us. david: we heard for so many quarters that trading was down because there was no volatility, now it is time to read the rewards, potentially. -- reap the rewards, potentially. jeanna: yes, volatility is back. we have seen stories on the idea that volatility is good news for these banks. so i guess we will have to wait and

(justine) this year president's day falls on an anniversary that japanese americans remember solemnlytone) february 19, 1942 was when f-d-r signed an executive order allowing the round-up and internment of japanese americans during the height of world war two. kron four's spencer blake was in san francisco's japantown today at a ceremony that honored those who were unjustly imprisoned. inside a san francisco theater sunday, performers, speakers, and a candlelighting ceremony reminded everyone there about the u-s government's internment of japanese americans during world war two. "we must remember the 120-thousand people being torn from their homes."speakers compared the action authorized by f-d-r...to president donald trump's actions today."the families of japanese americans who went through that experience stand should-to- shoulder with the groups that are being targeted today." julia harumi mass of the a-c- l-u said muslims are especially facing similar injustices.(nats)performers keyed into the plight of japanese latin americans...wh ose story, they say, still remains largely untol

the japanese president signed it, and then the american president had to sign it.o it was three very high level samurais that came with 74 other japanese and some interpreters. they landed in 1860 in the washington navy yard. we have this wonderful photograph taken by matthew brady of the entire japanese embassy. all these delegates out there, and they were wined and dined and went to the smithsonian and to congress, and had a very elegant dinner in the east room in the white house. but they were not quite all that happy with everything that they ate, because they were served rice with sugar and butter on it, at which they were a little bit horrified about. right now, foods diplomacy, you are understanding and would not offered them that, but it was considered to be a very successful visit. on their last visit with then-president buchanan, they gave him a gold coin that had been engraved by a gentleman who worked at the mint, who came up with this design. a number of these were struck at the time to commemorate the visit. >> right. you can see the profile here of p

remember that the federal government began to very quickly in turn many japanese japaneses so they went home to sell their possessions. but jack was a college student. jack was a football player at the pacific coast conference champions. he was headed to the rose bowl picks a couple days go by and people gave jack dirty looks but all was well. oregon state is practicing getting way to get on a train on december 19 to take it across the country to durham. a few days before on a rainy day, two men in trench coats show up the practice field at oregon state and they go over to the coach and they whisper to him, and the coach says jack, jack, come here. jack jogs over, good student, good player, listens to his coach and jack introduced him to these two men who probably told him they were with the fbi, escorted off the field, told him that he's not allowed to go with his team to play in the rose bowl game. flash forward a few days later, the train station in portland, and they had a great farewell of people from all over portland. you've got to understand the magnitude of oregon state in 1942

the japanese only no. the question is whether. the arrangements that. would be reached between the two sides. . these companies. willing and. in some ways that they need to continue to operate and you pay. to allow them to. make that happen. the big story today the challenging olympics and the political started doing the north and the south. now some south korean business leaders hope that these games could also bring the korean peninsula together economically. more than one hundred and twenty former factory owners are lobbying for the revival of the case on industrial complex. park just north of the border between the two koreas were many south korean owned businesses thrive using north korean labor. complex was shut down in twenty sixteen arrogant he has the story. two years after their factories in north korea closed. south korean factory owners make it their business is back. the case long industrial complex financed by south korean businesses and manned by north korean workers was close to twenty sixteen. after soul accuse north korea of using the

and wearing your heart on your sleeve on your skin japanese research has come up with an ultra thin stick on display to show patience vital signs. this is your business update on how in a home free in berlin thanks for joining me. the governor of latvia's essential bank in modern save it was detained on sunday after being questioned by anti corruption with ortiz there him say which is also a member of the european central bank's governing body he was questioned for our was and made accusations of bribery a money don't bring in the country's financial system. that feels top banking official illness from savage arriving at the country's anti-corruption agency from savage seen here wearing a cap was questioned by authorities after they raided his offices and property it's unclear exactly what charges he is facing but the news comes a week after u.s. authorities proposed banning one of his largest private banks a.b.l. the bank for allegedly to north korea latvia's finance minister sought to offer reassurance with. i can assure you that a lot in finance system is stable banks don't have liquid

election campaign in the japanese city of not go has again highlighted the issue of american military presence in the country japan's central government and authorities in the uk an hour where u.s. troops are currently stationed have been in battle over the possible relocation of the base to the northern city of not go a recent poll shows sixty three percent of voters oppose the relocation while only twenty percent support the move the incumbent mayor of the city says a vote for him would be a vote for defending japan's autonomy show you guys these elections are extremely important as they will have a great impact on the future of not go in okinawa our country's current administration is attacking us with attempts to sway the power of these elections are meant to define japanese democracy and our tony we're asking people from all over the country for their understanding okinawa is in a difficult situation right now but if many people support us we will continue what we're doing in one thousand nine hundred six a review by japan and the us the start of the american base should be reloc

(justine) and a day of rememberence for japanese americans 75 years later. the a message of inclusion for immigrants now. (jrstone) and the suspicious circumstances surrounding two people found dead in the east bay. what investigators think happened. (justine) fremont detectives are investigating two deaths that happened in a home on third and "j" streets in the niles district. (jr stone)as kron 4's ali reid reports, family called police asking for a welfare check after not hearing from the couple for days. family members gathered in front of the third street home where a suspected murder-suicide happened over the weekend. they hadn't heard from the couple in 2 days, and called police on saturday. during a welffare check, police knocked on the door and heard no response. looking through the window, they spotted a woman who neighbors refer to as holly, and a dog through the window. police say they both appeared to be dead. once authorities gained entry, they also found a man dead in the home. it isn't clear if he was in the same room, but authorities say the

government and authorized reparations to the former japanese internist and their heirs. as we go to break here's a quiz question for you in rank order one to four who were the wealthiest us presidents in current dollars your choice is george washington thomas jefferson donald trump and john f. kennedy will have the answer after the break. but politicians do sometimes. put themselves on the line they did accept or reject . so when you want to be president and should. do something i want to press. you to going to press this is what. three of the people. i'm interested in that was in that. city. elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos the middle city dismiss it like you know. this is my complicity is something going on the sunday oh maybe you know john you tell me they should be the only palestinians who gets the most helpful is to reduce them counterparts i don't think some of those who are under the vision didn't know when to do this. and that is a lot at that age to have this lady of the most of that you have i