set fontana's exquisite poet means to music and i think we can take a listen to one track called john maine on. the. be sure. this song tells the tale of a heroic american steamboat captain who saves all the passengers but dies himself one of many poems that fontana wrote about a u.s. and british daring to he was posted in london he travelled in scotland he was even a prisoner as a spy in france at one point in his journalistic career obviously led a very eventful life to a progressive man and another progressive man who did kennedy thank you very much i'm off to write my 1st novel it did you got a bit of talk about. staying with a literary theory the swiss or the new counts bear force has just been awarded the most important german literary prize by the german academy of language and literature. would most probably be as well known today as go to all schiller if he hadn't died aged just 23 and the prize awarded in his name has sometimes seen as a precursor for the nobel prize for literature garson heinrich berg 2 such instances so watch out for lucas barefoot's is more about him. through h

. >> to me, john main, i wasn't a fan, but i would never do a thing like that.>> eporter: then acting secretary patrick shanahan later sent a department-wide memo reiterating pentagon standards on political activity." i call on leaders at all levels in the department to reinforce the apolitical nature of military and civilian service and professionalism." in january 2017 president trumpl - standing in the pentagon's hall of heroes-- a space dedicated to the those decorated with the medal of honor-- announced his costroversial travel ban aga seven mostly-muslim nations. and as preside, he upended the appointingeral james mattis to the job. his first national securit adviser was retired lieutenant general michael flynn; and hisnd segeneral h.r. mcmaster remained on active duty while in that role. his second chief of staff john kelly was a retired four-star marine general. the president has also has a habit of using the possessive when describing the u.s. military. >> i see my generals, those generals are going to keep us so safe. and what i do is i authorize my military. my generals, an

my colleague, john larson, is a main author of it, he has been a passionate fighter for it for many years. i am sure he has spoken about it. part of our plan, we would shore up social security through the year 2100, and we would do so without cutting benefits. most of the additional revenue that would be coming in would capture those and make more than $400,000 a year. currently we are not paying into social security. it shows you that if the will is if you believe that everyone should be paying in in roughly equal percentage to social security, there is enough money to fund it all the way to the year 2100. my daughter will be . 86 euros old in 2100. i feel good that that would be -- my daughter would be 86 years old in 2100. i would love for that to be my legacy. we can save social security in mostly its current form if we are just willing to add more revenue into it. host: this is mike in port charlotte, florida calling on our republican line. you are on. caller: things for taking my call. can you hear me ok? host: you are on. caller: a couple of issues. daughter, i hope this countries

my good friend, always the host on this show, my main man john heilemann, obviously star executive producer of "the circus." most important political analyst at msnbc, msnbc news. you're probably my last great friend to be here. nicole has been here and finally you've been here. willy has been here. >> you've begged, you've pleaded. and i'm happy to be here, highlight of my week. >> i agree with that. former white house director, former state department senior advisor. and also a good friend jeremy peters, one of the same voices on morning joe. okay, let's get right to the wall. mueller's over. message to democrats, i'm sorry to break the news, it's time to move on. okay. joy, i want to start with you and you can punch holes in this and there's maybe two parts to this story. we can't keep just scaring ourselves. that doesn't mean we don't fight. i think we have to fight harder than ever. and my good friend joe scarborough was so right yesterday two days ago, it's war. we've got to stop fighting the nice guy stuff. number one, do you agree with the thesis it's time to take from the mueller r

party poll show the party was tipped to win the snap general election on sunday john psaropoulos reports from athens. the main issue in this election is the economy series which has been in power for the last 4 and a half years has nursed greece out of its austerity program in august of last year greece was declared fit to re and to markets and has been successfully selling government bonds again but what syriza hasn't done is to bring greece back to prosperity after shrinking by 26 percent during the years of recession the economy is now growing by about 2 percent a year and that is the forecast for the foreseeable future new democracy the opposition say that that isn't enough to make good the damage that's been done to stem the flow of young people leaving for better job markets they want to boost the economy to at least 4 percent growth and create 700000 new jobs in the next 4 years so they will do this they say by lowering corporate taxes taxes on individuals on farmers' social security contributions lowering the cost of labor and of doing business in greece and they will also streamline governments of it

but the weather is always a main concern for everybody we're obviously staying tuned. whatever johns obviously fog is our main concern but the guys who work on the fireworks, they said they haven't really had a problem within the last couple years. now many people love getting a waterfront view of the fireworks at treasure island are actually advised to not go there this year maybe next year when the construction is all done but there's really no place for you to park. we're really plopped down on the grass because there is so much construction going on so i would avoid that area come down here to the embarcadero it appeared to be in a good old. in the have a good vantage point but if you're on that. early because you want to get your spot and this can be people from out of town here and the people who live here the show starts at 9.30. i'm live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news very good sarah. thank you and of course you can celebrate the 4th of july on. >>tv with kron 4 we're going to have our lives firework show special airing tonight at 9 o'clock so tune in we're going

to put a bow on the point you were making main ago, john boehner, former speaker, used to have this great quip he would use talking to his conference when they were having this in-fighting. he would say look, in politics when your opponent is committing suicide, don't shoot them. and donald trump just gave the democrats this incredible gift. they're coming off this tumultuous week and you have this incredible amount of warfare on the democratic side and what does the president do but hand them this rallying cry, it's incredibly mismessaged as a political matter. >> in a response, 2018 was actually that response by the electorate. they said we will vote for what affects us and what offends us. >> what offends you can affect you. >> that's right. >>> no one is going anywhere. they're too good. after the break, donald trump and his deportation raids. the much-publicized raids the president himself leaked twice. we will bring you the latest on that. and the polls that have trump turning to base building. all of the top republicans running to challenge trump beat him in the head-to-head matchu

to be fair john dell main any doesn't need money. behind tom steyer. john delaney is a multimillionaire. he has not raised that much money. he loaned his campaign, 13/4 of a million dollars in the second quarter. tenfold increase? we don't have a dollar amount. he hasn't had to raise much money so far. stuart: the point he was a moderate attacking the socialists. ashley: yes. stuart: he has been rewarded with a lot of money. susan: especially on health care. stuart: people are prepared to put money behind a moderate, not pour it all into the socialists. that is the important thing. susan: good point. stuart: let's get to the new book, the title of the book is, "socialism sucks." how do authors arrive at a title like that? i will tell you now. they drank beers in bars in venezuela, cuba, north korea, and assessed socialism on that. the authors of the book are with us. robert lawson, and benjamin powell. i want to start with venezuela. what is the beer like in venezuela? either of you answer. >> hard to tell, get this stuart, venezuela

it is customary for her to open busy of the main show on data. more from johnoughout the day. but a huge night in lyon for england who take on the usa in the semifinal of the women‘s world cup. phil neville says reaching the last four should not be considered an achievement and only by winning the tournament would theircampaign bea by winning the tournament would their campaign be a success. sarah, we hear so much about how great this usa side is, how big a gulf is their inability between them in england? i think it is certainly getting closer between these two sides. in six hours‘ time, we will find out when the usa, the defending champions, kick—off against england. we know that the usa are three times champions. they‘re looking to make it four. england are looking to make their first world cup final. they know that heartbreak of what going out ina know that heartbreak of what going out in a semifinal feels like, because four years ago, in canada, the exited at that stage. then, at the exited at that stage. then, at the euros two years ago they also exited th

>>thank you john a special traffic alert mains in place for an accident in redwood city it is northboundat the woodside road exit and at last check this is still blocking the 2 left lanes so that's putting more pressure. >>on one oh one leaving a menlo park palo alto it is slow from the university in palo alto all the way up to the scene and it's also impacting southbound traffic which was alreadbut now it's hea from 92 up to 84. so just keep that in mind one on one still quite busy because of that crash on the san jose side making your way to the finance love not all that bad the commute traffic is standing out and getting better 58 minutes from san jose to menlo park and just remember that's partially because of the crash up ahead in redwood city, so that's adding to your drive time. but bridges look great they are thinning out looking better every time i 9 minutes here for 5.80 west from the tolls out to one o one that's quick the bay bridge not as quick but look at the cash lanes in the fast track lanes are thinning out too. it's only slow from west grand and that's a huge improvemen

doctor base of the color coordination >>obviously the large blue the main shock. right john, so they they the colors that are on the reds. >>for the most recent events. so you can see that when you say recent low one hour yet within the last hours of those we would say are all associated with the some point those are aftershocks. the end, you know they're spread out that you do see this cluster up to the very north. the west we would speculate that's near the they have stopped, but we can't confirm that it was actually have some work they people want it reports back from. >>you said you have to just on the ground there are the reporting that you know when a. >>we have not been able to get communication, it's going to be difficult actually to get out there because it is on the table. weapons station and it starts. so you know there's some logistical challenges there. well obviously to these people we're right at ground 0 for him the major earthquake spoken with but also as so so i have czar geologist engine years far ok, but the you know it's nighttime there may be issues dri

embassies start coming out because i don't think derek's analysis is that out of the main from other embassies. >> johna classic example -- if i were acosta i would be worried about this. what happened to derek was utterly unfair. the leaks were unfair but it put him in an untenable situation, it doesn't matter that it was unfair to him. the same argument can be made about acosta being secretary of labor. it may be unfair, his defenses may be true but it's hard to do your job. >> john: what's more worrisome, the fact that he said this or the fact that somehow these cables leaked and maybe there's talk that it was a hack to >> i think it's more worrisome that they leaked. the assessment of president trump in his administration was pretty political, critical. diplomats are paid to inform their capitals, their leaders about what they see going on in washington. but who leaked these -- was it just political mischief by somebody or was it a case of foreign interest trying to divide us from an ally? >> john: maybe we will find out. panel, thanks very much and sorry we only had one segment today. when we come

party poll show the party was tipped to win the snap general election on sunday john psaropoulos reports from athens. the main issue in this election is the economy series which has been in power for the last 4 and a half years has nursed greece out of its austerity program in august of last year greece was declared fit to re enter markets and has been successfully selling government bonds again but what cities are hasn't done is to bring greece back to prosperity after shrinking by 26 percent during the years of recession the economy is now growing by about 2 percent a year and that is the forecast for the foreseeable future new democracy the opposition say that that isn't enough to make good the damage that's been done to stem the flow of young people leaving for better job markets they want to boost the economy to at least 4 percent growth and create 700000 new jobs in the next 4 years so they will do this they say by lowering corporate taxes taxes on individuals on farmers' social security contributions lowering the cost of labor and of doing business in greece and they will also streamline governments of

party poll show the party was tipped to win the snap general election on sunday john psaropoulos reports from athens. the main issue in this election is the economy which has been in power for the last 4 and a half years has nursed greece out of its austerity program in august of last year greece was declared fit to re and to markets and has been successfully selling government bonds again but what syriza hasn't done is to bring greece back to prosperity after shrinking by 26 percent during the years of recession the economy is now growing by about 2 percent a year and that is the forecast for the foreseeable future new democracy the opposition say that that isn't enough to make good the damage that's been done to stem the flow of young people leaving for better job markets they want to boost the economy to at least 4 percent growth and create 700000 new jobs in the next 4 years so they will do this they say by lowering corporate taxes taxes on individuals on farmers' social security contributions lowering the cost of labor and of doing business in greece and they will also streamline governments of it doesn'

my colleague, john larson, is a main author of it, he has been a passionate fighter for it for many yearsam sure he has spoken about it. part of our plan, we would shore up social security through the year 2100, and we would do so without cutting benefits. most of the additional revenue that would be coming in would capture those and make more than $400,000 a year. currently we are not paying into social security. it shows you that if the will is if you believe that everyone should be paying in in roughly equal percentage to social security, there is enough money to fund it all the way to the year 2100. my daughter will be . 86 euros old in 2100. i feel good that that would be -- my daughter would be 86 years old in 2100. i would love for that to be my legacy. we can save social security in mostly its current form if we are just willing to add more revenue into it. host: this is mike in port charlotte, florida calling on our republican line. you are on. caller: things for taking my call. can you hear me ok? host: you are on. caller: a couple of issues. daughter, i hope this countries arou

of disagreement over who should get the most senior jobs in the main institutions german defense minister. and was nominated to succeed john claude young girl as president of the european commission belgian prime minister sharon's michel is slated to be european council president taking over from donald tusk spain's foreign minister has been nominated to be the top diplomat he would succeed for that income or any and the i.m.f. chief christine lagarde has been put forward as president of the european central bank should be taking over from mario draghi they now need to be endorsed by the european parliament. they barbara has more from brussels. after days of wrangling it's a close ally of german chancellor angela merkel who's got the nod for what many see as the most important to you joe. germany's defense minister and a self-proclaimed federalist is the leader's nomination for the post of european commission president even if germany up staying on the commission president. their government coalition. support the whole package 1st and foremost we have chosen to wean and for the 4 key positions a perfect. i am really happy

john carlin, what, for you, is the main takeawa?heard robert mueller saying, at several points today,t's not normal for a prosecutor to be testifying before congress. >> tt's right, and you saw different agendas. i think you saw the democrats trying to use this moment to make the american people more aware of certain parts of the report and use it as feeder in that regard. you saw the republicans by and largest special in the early morning trying to attack the credibility of mr. mueller and his team. and you saw mr. mueller and his agenda, which was to stick with the department of justice ce in this unusual situation for a prosecutor and stick to the four corners of the number two, to defend his team and come across credibly and not give either side a sound byte, which i thk he did as well. and number three, you saw him try to raise the alarm bell about russian interference and those rare moments where he was moved off script and beyond the four corners of the report were all around sounding that alarm bell and russian interference,

. >> john green: our nervous system is divided into two main networks that work in harmony. wertheim: with more than eight million subscribers, they are now offered as part of the curriculum in classrooms around the country. on account of his popularity across platforms, green cuts a figure that he never would have imagined when he was a teenager: something akin to a rock star. i want to know what your high school self would have thought, if, if they saw you now. >> john green: my high school would be very, very happy and excited. ( laughs ) i'm embarrassed to admit. i wish that weren't the case. >> hank green: that's a great-- that's a great way to put it. i agree completely. >> wertheim: the green brothers are exceptionally supportive of each other. especially when it comes to john's o.c.d., described so vividly in his latest book. "turtles all the way down." what was it like for you to read that? >> hank green: it did help me understand john better. and, and, but-- but in general, be more empathetic toward people who deal with anxiety and o.c.d. >> wertheim: what'd you le

one of the main obstacles of the census question was chief justice john roberts, a staunch conservativewhat you think the president and his team were not able to convince the u.s. supreme court that this was the way to go? marc: i figure was more process question in terms of the court and how the chief justice was rolling rather than the actual constitutionality of can you do this? it was the steps taken to get there. while the attorney general was confident they could overcome that legal argument, they would not have been able to do it in time for the forms to be printed. a processave won fight but still lost the ability to get the information. the president decided this was the better route. , there have been a number of reports that donald trump would love to run against elizabeth warren because of the issue of the economy and using the word socialism, especially in the context of bernie sanders . is there a danger to the democrats that they could go too far along those lines in the 2020 election? scott: there's always a danger of going too far. i'm not sure that exists with senator

main aim is to get the olympics first. if i get to the olympics, there is no reason why i can't get to the finals and challenge for a medal. johnop of the leaderboards at the open. hopefully rory mcilroy will have a better day tomorrow. he finished today on eight over and tiger woods is still out playing. he is on six over through 13 so hopefully a better day for all concerned tomorrow. if the conditions are better too, it has been raining quite a lot. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. thursday brought us a day of sunny spells and scattered, heavy showers around. we see temperatures in the southin around. we see temperatures in the south in their mid—20s but with the heavy showers, scenes like this. this is how things look in aberdeenshire and as we head through this evening, we keep some of those clear spells and showers. the showers in the north tending to die away but our attention turns to the south—west is the next batch of heavy rainfall moves into the south—west and south wales early on friday morning. elsewhere is cooler and fresher with lows of ten to 1a degrees. here is the area of low

main challenges will be. we do expect a difference in style if you look at john through the easy going type and then it was enough on the line who has a reputation of being very disciplined she always says herself when she wants to celebrate something she can she cracks open a bottle of sparkling water i think the most visible difference though will be her promise to have a gender balanced commission she even went as far to say she will reject proposals from the member states if it doesn't add up to what she wants 50 percent women 50 percent in that you commission as for all the other things and what she's going to emphasize on i had the opportunity to speak to her right after the election on tuesday evening here in strasburg let's have a listen. as with us today and i have a very simple question to start out the interview how are you feeling. relieved and happy because it was a tough ride over 13 days now i had to. formulate the guidelines the political guidelines and to convince the parliamentarians this was not a lot of time and i made it and i'm happy right now does the majority bother you that it was only 9

little regard for the interests of the electorate the main opposition parties boycotted sunday's poll with claims of corruption al-jazeera as john psaropoulos reports from skoda in albania for. the mayor of chicago is tallying voter turnout in sunday's local election it is pitifully low which is good news for the incumbent then me because the democratic party she represents boycotted this election so she wasn't a candid it people. it is and this is wonderful this is not political this is being a citizen so because of that i think that it is there and because of what they feel happy to be the democratic party accuses the socialist government of corruption it is demanding the resignation of prime minister and the general election president who is sympathetic to the opposition claims declared the local elections cancelled and rescheduled them for october to give the parties a cooling off period but the government under held them anyway. has been a democratic party stronghold since the fall of communism in 1998 but on sunday a socialist party candidate stood here unopposed according to the municipal tally fewer than 7 percent of reg

john and mary. >> so storm lake is home to nearly 15,000 people. just drive down the mainhave changed. there's a mexican store right there and a mexican bakery. this is a place called delicious bakery with all of the different flavors and creations that many of these immigrants who moved here to iowa used to have back home in mexico or central america. he said anywhere between 500 and 800 times a week somebody walks into this store, they pick up this phone and it's essentially a money transfer to relatives in mexico or central america. over the last few days, more than $15,000 was transferred using these phones in this bakery. you said in your book that while much of rural iowa is empty and out of people and aspirations, our little town is revitalized by immigrants. >> solely because of immigrants. most little school districts are in danger of closing. storm lake, we're trying to figure out where to put all these kids. staci cole is very active. she just took over as superintendent about a year ago. >> so we are about 84% students of color. >> 84%? >> 84% yes. >> in what i

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wrangling over who should get the most senior jobs of the mains to tuition's now german defense minister live on the land has been nominated to replace john as president of the european commission belgian prime minister shell's michel is slated to be european council president taking over from donald tusk spain's foreign minister just the borrower has been nominated to be the e.u. is top diplomat he would replace federica mongery me and i.m.f. chief christine the god has been put forward as president of the european central bank taking over from mario draghi they now all need to be endorsed by the european parliament has more details from brussels. after days of wrangling it's a close ally of german chancellor angela merkel who's got the nod for what many see as the most important job. germany's defense minister the self-proclaimed federalist is the leader's nomination for the post of european commission president even if germany are staying on the commission president due to issues in the government coalition personal knowledge of the local support of the whole book 1st and foremost we have chosen do we mean. for the 4 peoples issues a p

with very little regard for the interests of the electorate the main opposition parties boycotted sunday's polls over claims of corruption john psaropoulos has this report from her and albania. the mayor of chicago is tallying voter turnout in sunday's local election it is pitifully low which is good news for the incumbent built on a penny because the democratic party she represents boycotted this election so she wasn't a candid it people they refused it is and this is wonderful this is not political this is being a citizen so because of that i think that it is there and because of what they feel happy to be the democratic party accuses the socialist government of corruption it is demanding the resignation of prime minister and the general election president who is sympathetic to the opposition claims declared the local elections cancelled and rescheduled them for october to give the parties a cooling off period but the government under held them anyway. has been a democratic party stronghold since the fall of communism in 1990 but on sunday a socialist party candidate stood here unopposed according to the municipal tally few

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john key and about what a no deal scenario could look like. so what specifically do the demonstrators want what do they think will come out of these marchers well the main message today is no too far is yes to the european union the protests that some auditing again for as strong as the next prime minister and for the european union and i've seen hundreds of european flags here and a giant balloon flying over the crowds thing bars john as a baby just as the one you might remember when donald trump came to town last month during protests some protesters have told me that at a time when the world global issues that the climate change that they believe that without the european union because they think you can only be together basically and others told me today that they are angry that wrecked the dominating the agenda and that national issues that the cooling and help have not been taken care of these past years so over all and they want most protests they have one goal in mind and that is really that they want to revoke obstacle 50 which would basically getting about bringing that all together and saying and the european union. that to be over all goal b

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john maguire went to meet her. for the past eight years, one of the main characters in one of the world's biggest television shows hasies of game of thrones, the actress best known as the mother of dragons, while still in her mid—20s, suffered two brain haemorrhages. she says recovery and rehabilitation was tough. it is something that's been perceived to happen to older people. therefore, when you're a younger person experiencing it, there's a whole host of other kind of mental health aspects that largely go unnoticed. and that's what i care about incredibly deeply, because that's what i experienced as a young person who had it. as a result of her experience, through her charity, called sameyou, and as an ambassador for the royal college of nursing, she wants to improve the care for younger stroke patients. because i had an incredibly loving, supportive family and friendship group, and i had the incredible care of two specialist nurses, i got that whole aspect. and i saw where the gaps were, i saw where i needed to help myself, in that way. and so what i want to do, more than anything, is to be able to give young peo

of wrangling over who should get the most jobs at the e's main institutions german defense minister wonder lane has been nominated to replace john claude younger as the president of the european commission and prime minister charles michel is related to be the european council president he'll be taking over from donald tusk spain's foreign minister yasser borel has been nominated to be the top diplomat he would replace federico marini and i.m.f. chief christine legarde has now been put forward as the president of the european central bank she will be taking over from mario draghi they now all need to be endorsed by the european parliament our correspondent has this report from brussels . after days of wrangling it's a close ally of german chancellor angela merkel who's got the nod for what many see as the most important job of all the lawyer germany's defense minister and a self-proclaimed federalist is the leader's nomination for the post of european commission president even if germany are staying on the commission president due to issues in the government coalition personal knowledge of the local support holbrooke 1st and for

been touted as a future grand slam winner and one of the main stories of the tournament so far and it is those performances that has prompted johnulders. as you can see, she is being made to work on centre court. let's bring you up—to—date with some of the other results today. halep beating her opponent. worth pointing out the winner that his halep would play the winner that his halep would play the winner of either coco gauff or her opponent at the moment. what a story it could be for andy murray teaming up it could be for andy murray teaming up alongside serena williams this yearin up alongside serena williams this year in the mixed doubles. here they are preparing for that match. we should get clarification on what court they will be on in the next few minutes or so. a huge amount of support for these two. murray having a surprise for us all when he said he would be playing in the men's doubles and he is committed to playing the mixed doubles as well. the big news, jamie murray is out so they will not be placing to the neck playing in the men's doubles but they could still meet in the mixed doubles. thanksjohn, well you can k

the governing party filled the main square to celebrate for many nicaraguans the party and president daniel ortega have betrayed the ideals of the revolution they fought john holliman has more. ok the moment when they could i was send them east the rebels finally triumphed entering the capital of the toppling of dictator. in the same day 40 years later they're back to celebrate in troubled times now the sandinistas seen by many is the repressive ruling power president and former rebel daniel ortega called for a divided nation to come together. i mean what's the road to be able to work study have health care have highways to get people out of extreme poverty what's the fundamental condition peace people need peace to work and live. for those not with him it brings hollow mullin child with the sons of easters that she feels will take a betrayed the revolutionary cause long ago. under a day that they keep mentioning peace that this concept of peace they talk about doesn't correspond to reality because today there kidnappings of people have gone up and murders of innocent people it's shameful a state of impunity and criminality under this government the presid

main goal is to develop the first international nutrition guidelines. one of the experts is professor jess fa nzo, the director of the us—based johns hopkins global food ethics programme. just how serious is this problem of malnutrition and over nutrition in asia and pacific? thanks for having me. the burden of malnutrition in asia is very significant, debilitating to not only individuals and their health, but also development of nations, economic costs, societal costs. so it is a significant issue that is really garnering international attention. you say it's a significant issue, professor, but just how you say it's a significant issue, professor, butjust how bad is it? what are the causes are you finding of malnutrition? yeah, in asia, like most of the world, we are grappling with multiple malnutrition burdens, or multiple forms of malnutrition. we still have a lot of hunger and undernutrition in the world, but at the same time we have 2.1 billion people who are overweight and obese. and asia holds a portion of that, we have places like australia and new zealand, papua new guinea, the pacific islands like you mentioned, that have significant burdens of obe

to figures compiled by south korea's central bank john yang does not disclose its economic statistics hundreds of activists remain packed inside the main terminal of hong kong's airport as they continue their call for greater democracy this is the scene in the main arrivals area where crowds have been since friday morning trying to take their message to international visitors they're angry at what they see as china's growing influence in hong kong affairs and the government response to weeks of mass rallies. thousands of miners in south africa suffered for 10 chile deadly diseases reached a historic legal settlement worth $350000000.00 in a class action lawyers for the mine workers sued 10 major companies for compensation 6 of the company's accepted a deal which is now been approved by a court in johannesburg. israeli soldiers of gas and palestinians protesting the demolition of homes in all 3 pieties jerusalem groups held friday prayers that was almost where homes owned by palestinian families were destroyed by monday. it's the stream now stay with us. the faceoffs continue. and the most 20 democratic presidential candidates take to t

hear and do you agree with john i mean is boris johnson is he a committed brick city here we don't really know because it was it was rumored that he actually wrote a program main piece for his newspaper called him as well as approach a woman to publish i think he's himself quite a cosmopolitan but he's a bit of a political comedian if you like he changes his colors according to the moment and ultimately trades in detail in palau in concrete ways of getting bricks done and that's what we've not heard from boris johnson i think those longings that he just spoke which is basically trying to play to the children says that because within the conservative party and he doesn't want to choose between them so i just see that as a me for kind of an internal audiences consumption and i consider that and then listen to what the vice president of the european commission what he said today about you know what's coming from london take a listen. will's politics is. right of colorful people these days if you can't deal with them there's not much you could do. my face would be just to you know to stick to your position and and have a reasonable attitude and stick to the positi