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better day that are politically timed correctly i'm just saying let's just put everything could to joseph chang in hong kong josephs on that idea of the app because that's what in singapore is talking about if you've got 243000000 i phone users in china if they're a conduit for information about accurate truthful news is one app on the app store i.e. that one app becomes a portal to reality and what's really going on outside the country ok it's good it's good for beijing it's good for apple it's not good for the the users of apple products inside china. so it can be so i differ with the pharmacy for you see the ants and the best stages to information off the air are fun to be rather use for all don't repeat hong kong because obviously people want to know where the troubles are and they want to avoid trouble spots i want to go to dinner i want to go to visit my friend obviously hit i have to alter i have to alter my plan if the police scanner that is at that sport if they are questions for the police at that spot and it is significant do not act actually the hong kong government and the hong kon

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well political scientist joseph chang outlined to us the ways in which he believes the arrangement will benefit russia china. both sides understand there is a lot of company mentality the $202.00 countries in weapons development time know probably has more research money it can support research and development programs and russia certainly enjoys considerable cannot it go on digits you off the track on logical superiority and bunches on the part of russia it is in a position to make office 2 countries are good and china and cooperation with china made yet. may be used as a kind of model that the united states will certainly be very unhappy about this but it is say you meant to it what it can do after all of the united states is so has the. joint but because development of countries like japan and india and so on. they want to bring in to iraq which has seen more deadly unrest as popular protests against corruption and low living standards continue for a 4th consecutive day security forces opened fire on demonstrators in baghdad on friday bringing the number of those killed in this week'

political scientist joseph chang told us the arrangement could benefit both russia and china. both sides understand it is a lot of company even territory between the 2 countries in weapons development time no probably has more research money it can support research and development programs and russia certainly enjoys considerable control not to go above digits you know of that kind of logical superiority and abundance is on the part of russia it is in a position to make office 2 countries that and china and cooperation with china may yet. be used as a kind of mall that the united states will certainly be very unhappy about this but it is say what it can do after all the united states is so has the united gaging joined by its development of countries like japan and india and so on. all right that is for mail back more news and top out this is our 2 international. when lawmakers manufacture consent to stink of public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. with the financial merry go round the sun be the one percent. to ignore middle of the room signals. from the

because at the moment only the united states and russia have such a system political scientist joseph chang told us the arrangement could benefit both russia and china. both sides understand it is a lot of companies and territory between the 2 countries in weapons development china probably has more research money it can support research and development programs and russia certainly enjoys considerable cannot it go beyond digits you know off the technological superiority and abundance is on the part of russia in this in a position to make office 2 countries that and china and cooperation with china may get. maybe used as a kind of model that the united states will certainly be very unhappy about this but it is say limited to what it can do after all of the united states is so has the united gaging joint but because development of countries like japan and india and so on. right that does it for me i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour this is international. whoever's situation. grandchildren are living children ask their 3 grandparents. is it true that all these cars used to hav

reward that they'll get by laying the claim to to to dictate the terms of a discussion about on top joseph chang in hong kong is this debate tilting in the right direction for the 1st time ever the u.s. call most department has blacklisted 28 companies slash individuals very specifically over human rights and they've actually used the phrase they've they've talked about human rights they've talked about it as being a priority. well out the donald trump administration now tries to use big areas issues to exert pressure on china you need straight negotiations including south south china sea issue and power one issue of now the human rights sudan issue and also the hong kong issue we are still not too sure of whether the donald trump administration will really be a serious serious sanctions on china because of the human rights violations in syngenta there are violations obvious that you can actually know community calls for of sanctions are and he's actions against the tiny so far at least yet western countries including the united states are not yet people to take very very tough matches these sai

a political scientist joseph chang in hong kong told me that the arrangement will be mutually beneficial for china and russia. full size understand there is a lot of company even territory between the 2 countries in weapons development so i know probably has more research money it can support research and development programs and russia certainly enjoys considerable genuine article one digits your logical superiority and abundance is on the part of russia it is in a position to make offers to countries that and china and cooperation with china may yet. be used as a kind of model that the united states will certainly be very unhappy about this but it is a limit to what it can do after all the united states is so has gauging joint development with countries like egypt and india and so on. protests against corruption and unemployment are expected to continue in iraq today despite calls from the prime minister for a cease fire and talks here's a quick recap of the demonstrations over the past few days. at. clashes erupted on tuesday when the army stepped in to defend the heavily fortified gr

political scientist joseph chang told us the arrangement could benefit both russia and china both sides understand there is a lot of company mentality into 2 countries in weapons development china probably has more research money it can support research and development programs and russia certainly enjoys considerable cannot it go beyond digits you know off that technological superiority and abundance is on the part of russia it is in a position to make office 2 countries that and china and cooperation with china may yet. be used as a kind of mall that the united states will certainly be very unhappy about this but it is say to it what it can do after all of the united states is so has the united gaging joint but because development of countries like japan and india and so on. all right that does it for mel b. back to top the hour with more news this is art international to. make or break the entire proposition our financial zation because without a baseline to value risk and to value time you have no basis to value this financial eyes post industrial economy whatsoever it's all basical

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helen barnard is deputy director of policy at the joseph rowntree foundation — an independent social changetudio in leeds. it may be leaving the british market but there are still unresolved problems. there are, and i think the biggest problem is the fact that so many workers are being driven to ta ke many workers are being driven to take out high cost credit, often just to cover grocery bills and make the rent and so on. because we've got around one in eight workers locked in poverty, we've got a lot of people really struggling to stay afloat between paycheques. and what you find is that any unexpected expense, so the boiler breaks down, your kids need new shoes, and suddenly you are beyond what you can afford, or if you get a couple of shifts cancelled, there are a lot of people in the gig economy, and suddenly you cannot make it to payday and you're left with no alternative but to go into this very high cost credit that actually just pulls you deeper. so, that is the problem we need solve, as well as getting and is to be responsible in their practices. how do you think we do solve that,

performances us an innovative 2 to promote be able react change they're not just activists but friends who grew up in this community 28 year old joseph is says that steffi atta saved here from teenage pregnancy as social vises i could see my age group getting paid needs dating food and people you think this guy's too old for me but that was the norm those that were down to the include a full load seeing. that because we came here we had to needs an address to fit it it's needed different people in the community the group was formed in 2003 and i strained over a 100 young people so far taking many of them off the streets the act to entertain but also to address society our problems in the communities. we believe that's powerful true that's can actually engage young people and the whole community discuss issues that are fairly at life and also putting these issues into a dramatic form helps me to actually realize how important issues and what he can do about it and find their own solutions to be a problem. to be just feel that i have phrased opera for me in this church in our crowd following gary has out the previous the. audiences are

joseph: yeah, that's the kind of scenario i'd expect. you never say never. the facts are always changingve got to continue to monitor the data closely. -- you've got to continue to monitor the data closely. we have seen a lot of headlines and concern around the manufacturing data, in particular, the ism data last week, six year lows, a lot of concern of capital spending and new world order is going to have an effect, and some of the manufacturing softness and manufacturing recession is beginning to spill into the services sector. dut our feeling is still base on the evidence we see across the whole economy, the labor market. the u.s. trade says it still ok. we do a thing called now casting, a big data modeling of global growth. that tells us he was growth is 2.5 percent, slightly higher. that's not great. it's not a goldilocks economy by any stretch. but i think what you say is the right way to put it, that a lot of the cyclical pessimism we see, a lot of anxiety around recession is probably overdone at this point. far: what do you expect as as the bond purchase program? the fed wants to

along with joseph, there are other royals here who want to change. place with other brothers? >> it feels good because you see them trying to change, too. >> uh-huh. >> i see what i see whoever i see here, i see a bunch of guys just really changed their ways, you know. they don't want to do that no more. >> do you think you could have changed if it weren't for god? >> i couldn't have done it without him. >> we tried 12-step programs, other rehabs, stuff like that and unless you find the lord somewhere in your life, you will not change and that's just the way it is. >> once you start going for god, you can't serve two masters. you have to give it all to god. >> it reminds me that the royals by laws are based on the bible. i wonder what they think about that now. i guess there are some christian principles that the royals promote. >> a lot of our literature comes from the bible. knowledge and understanding but they like to twist it to make it sound good but it really ain't sounding good, it really looks stupid to be honest with you. >> you got a lot of

joseph. i don't know if you can share about the variety were give brid what happened with that this is part of the story not even the media has covered the change of the narrative. as i explained earlier in the conversation, if there was one country i knew inside and out of israel. it seems like they knew who he was and then i got caught with some kind of charge for that. after i thought i was helping them i guess they didn't think that i ha i'd had enough, they t have enough on me to bring the enin for what they were trying o do. two weeks later i need this bizarre man who characterizes himself as an israeli american businessman and knows everything about the oil industry in israel, exactly what i was up to in my life and the only problem is he didn't know what he was talking about so right away i was very suspicious about him. >> i looked around and i didn't know who he was, never heard of him. so i'm on vacation with my then girlfriend, now wife in december of 2017 and this is at the time when there was the issue you -- warrant issued for this is kind of interesting. they had executed one on me so i can't wait to see what they put in there b

joseph digenova. wrong.ph those were the 1998 anti-impeachment views of none other than current house judiciary chair, jerry nadler.ss change -- so, my friends, what's changed? a donald trump in the white house, that has changed. here now the forementioned rudy giuliani personal attorney to the president and former and frequent guest. rudy, what does this forceful letter mean? what does it signal less about the road ahead? >> i think it was brilliant that hhe quoted nadler for another reason. what he wrote was a traditional american liberalism. when i was a young person,m, liberals believed you have to defend the civil rights for thee communists and the nazis.if thel rights,en everyone will be. all of a sudden this congress has run roughshod over the right to call witnesses, the right to confront witnesses against you. if the right of counsel. if they are threatening to imprison attorney general barrne and impeach me, that is his government lawyerand his privat. they want all of my private documents. i've never seen a subpoena like this. >> laura: we are going to get to the attorney-client privilege issue in a moment. the h

change the fate of ukraine was the molotov ribbentrop pact of 19391 of many such agreements being signed between european countries and rising germany. attempting to protect his nation from the approaching nazi threat. joseph stalin negotiated a treaty of nonaggression with adolf hitler while promising each other piece of the soviet in german foreign ministers molotov and ribbentrop realigned the map of eastern europe splitting it into german and soviet spheres of influence. no sooner had the mala tav ribbentrop pact been signed then poland was split and in september of 1939 eastern poland awoke to be western ukraine and a part of the family of soviet republics and the u.s.s.r. . but even this bold dividing of lands and nations only delayed the inevitable germany broke its promise to the u.s.s.r. . on june 22nd 1941 germany invaded the u.s.s.r. launching barbara rossa the largest military operation in world history. barbara was aiming for st petersburg moscow and kiev ukraine 3 destinations of major significance. ukraine with its rich lands in resources was an important industrial and economic source for the u.s.s.r. to cut it off from the soviet union would strike a big blow indeed. for most of the soviet

for josephs who specifically spoke about the need to better protect synagogues in germany police protection and specifically he also mentioned the need to see whether they have to be in the legal changes in germany when it comes to prosecuting these kinds of issues so there are challenges indeed for german authorities when it comes to making sure that these situations that these attacks to not happen again we heard the words never again from horses they hope for and that is indeed a big challenge authorities have now this is something that authorities have also said time and time again it shouldn't be happening in germany specifically in germany given the countries possibly even the countries oracle response of the. i just i mean just going back to what we heard from interior minister will say over he talked about the fact that you know if we all going to secure that promise of never again it probably has some budget implications right that means you're investing more in securing people you talked about in some cases you can automate certain features office security but you know the best thing is to have a person in the job a human being doing the job how do you see that playing out a

joseph basement. >>> another shakeup in the trump administration. the acting secretary of homeland security is stepping down. but then trump announced that the changes on twitter saying kevin mcaleenan has done an outstanding job that the two work well together but he wants to spend more time with his family. he knew acting secretary is expected to be announced. >>> treasury secretary steven mnuchin said the united states is closing in on a new trade deal with china.>> we have a lot of work to do but i'm confident they will work hard and it is who will be closing this. and faye is wanting substantial issues. people originally thought it would just be about agriculture purchases. there are multiple chapters. >> what is being called phase 1 of a new trade deal united states calling off another round of increased tariffs on chinese good antenna has agreed to by almost $50 billion in american agricultural plot products.ápresident trump has ordered the u.s. troops to be withdrawn from northern syria. that is a situation becoming more dangerous. without the protection of american troops, the u.s. officials say the kurdish fighters in the area are cutting

joseph smith's fluid. what does that mean to you in the fact that he subject he figure in all of this? >> charlie: my view has not changedast three years. the biggest story here has always been the fact that the previous administration launched a spying operation onto a political opponent at the how to make height of presidential election. and it, we know that the fbi launched an investigation into a political opponent and, this is spying on political opponents in america. it doesn't happen, and that's why democrats are all talking about the ukraine. they don't want to talk about the origins of the russia spying operation against the political opponent in the united states of america, and they don't want to talk about that. that leads to a lot of people on their side but it potentially leads -- it does lead to the highest levels of the highest levels of the obama administration and it's terrifying. >> what are you following as we learn more and more about information that surfaces? >> harris: i just, i think like everybody else, more words and not fewer, and you said it's been a while. what i do think it is, you have to

change this. anyway, we are rejoined by so k zacha zachary, joseph and lizzie macdonald. of "the evening edit." i don't want to be dismissive about this, but i'm seeing the administration give itself a pat on the back for putting out a fire that it caused. >> yeah. so right now, you're having the first responders in the administration step in to put out that fire so what is the deal that they are going to reach with turkey? is it stopping the cease-fire? we're looking at news crossing that erdogan is agreeing to suspend turkish incursion into northern syria in 120 hours, that turkey will suspend its operations to allow -- neil: you can do a lot in 120 hours. >> it's after the fact. neil: that's longer than most of my diets. >> i won't go there. but so you know, some detention facilities, so on and so forth. turkey has been saying we will not stop the fighting unless -- until, until we create a safe zone for our operations there. i'm not sure that's changed. neil: i'm not sure what economically we pushed or threatened. >> i'm sure the economic sanctions in the senate were

brothers back in springfield, joseph and and was going to be there understanding i was going to drive them and eventually creating the messages and trail so we are changing dining at this and particularly on the entries of don't monaco in its favor treats where they're at del monaco's and they don't want to go stake about a 20 ounce flat of sirloin. it's still amazes me to eat that and not put on much weight. (laughs) the dining was amazing and very elaborate and many courses but it was starting to replace other cuts as be became more popular with all the poor people that this was potential marketing if you can get into that market and these were the trains that came up into the city on a daily basis where you had cattle for one state altogether now is illinois and that's where most of the cattle and the whole trail driving years and most of the cattle coming in and new york city was from the state of illinois and were texas cattle themselves driven from new york city was a disastrous thing for anyone involved financially that is just a little bit and these were trained that were bringing the catalan on a daily basis and they were coming from all over th

joseph and my family has been at this location since 1962. it is still the family home and the house a grove been. unfortunately, are lies have been change for the worse a buildout of the 240 monstrosity. we have lost our privacy, sunlight, and our quality of life. from day one, of a conversation plan for the architect and developers has been geared towards maximizing profit without regard to the quality of life of the surrounding neighbors. it was the crown jewel of our neighborhood, an actual sentry old farmhouse located literally in the middle of the block with an enormous front yard. people would stop and take pictures on a daily basis. that is all gone. obliterated by greed and over 7,000 square feet consisting of a second added building containing two more units that no teacher, policeman, firemen, or artist could ever afford. rising like this tower over the adjacent single-family home from the block, the four-story edifice is completely out of character. what could be worse, let me tell you. after series of unfortunate shenanigans by the developer, the new building began to take shape over the last two years, the outline formed ac