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there where there is trust in this relationship there is a lack of trust where when the chinese look at the united states when russia looks at the united states and its allies there's an enormous amount of distrust because words and actions are never matched to hardly ever managed trade in business very rarely you have doing here and senior partners because both partners are necessary for each other your sale and something to another person or another company he is asked necessary to your as you are to kill rape so that kind of relationship does not presuppose you know or seniority with the west it's a different story because we're kind of the 3rd to tell you terry is and we've had quite minister then it has and we've had lots of the village there in years now would have been integral to tearing as in the west it's very fine you went. call china and the authoritarian state. put him in jail. simply because she talked to some people in the republican party you know even the. girl and she just you know basically try to implant some american political culture in russia you know namely. i don't remembe

to say look. united states or can china and. russia and china and america. america and china. russia and china. u.s. military judge has removed the lead prosecutor in the case of a navy seal accused of committing war crimes one week before the trial the serviceman has pleaded not guilty to the charges a republican congressman himself a former soldier recently defended the accused in a way that has shocked many. reports. the case of a u.s. navy seal accused of some pretty nasty crimes in iraq has grabbed headlines the man is eddie gallagher he's accused of murder attempted murder and a slew of other crimes now according to the reports when his team initially reported him and demanded an investigation a nothing was done about it and he's teammates say they saw him taking pointless shots they say they saw him gunned down an old man in a white robe as well as a girl who was simply walking with other girls furthermore the teammates insist that he was unloading gunfire as well as rockets on the areas that were not known to have enemy forces now it all sounds pretty horrendous but so

distraction in the united states that they're looking to lean forward and they're really looking to accelerate what i think they see as the decline of the united states and this and this western led order. and it's you know the irony is there that we're talking about that today on that 75th anniversary of the d.d. big ship and rekindle taylor from the center for new american security in washington d.c. and really appreciate your insights tonight thank you. reaching 0 carbon emissions in a decade or so impossible one month to 2 very vocal u.s. congressional members alexander you're close your cortez and edward markey are proposing the green new deal which aims for neutral u.s. emissions within 10 years however carbon emissions they reached a record high just last year in the u.s. that makes a lot of people say the plan is a little too ambitious. she'd be with us when it comes to tackling climate change she's a woman with a plan the green new deal was on the veils by democratic congresswoman alexandra. and senator edward markey. day is a big day for children that have been breathing dirty air in

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behind—the—scenes, but what we aren't seeing is a wave forward to getting towards — what does a win look like the united look like for iran and what can the international community do? diplomats have been working so hard behind—the—scenes but they can't talk about it. what we don't want to see some kind of accidental conflict that gets barked and that can happen when tensions are ratcheted up. this move, in theory, if it is happening, is meant to take the pressure off. speaking of wins, the outgoing by minister of the uk has shown her hand in what she might consider a win for her. perhaps a legacy achievement, she has pledged that the uk will be carbon neutral by 2050, something she wants to push through before she leaves number ten. again, this sounds great, there isa ten. again, this sounds great, there is a clause that her successor could walk it back if other countries don't do the same thing. but we need to see in every country on earth, how can we be carbon neutral in a way that protects the economy. we saw in france where emmanuel macron tried to raise taxes on petrol that you got the yellow that

this tournament and i do of the other favorites well you know if you're a bit biased i think look at unitedstates and the netherlands 2 are among those on going to keep an eye on spain because of course i. want to see them do well and germany to win the i dare you. thank you very much for that analysis. up. ok canada has passed a bill making it illegal to keep dolphins and other whales in captivity referred to as the free willy bill the legislation outlaws captive breeding and the import or export of ways. embryos critics say the new legislation will only affect one business in canada a theme park in niagara falls with the country's only active program the bill contains exceptions if the animals are rescued in rehab alliteration or licensed for scientific research. here's a recap of the top stories if you're following field hong kong all makers high postponed debate on a controversial extradition or amid new protests tens of thousands of demonstrators have brought pots of the city to a standstill many businesses have joined in opposition to the planned legislation which would allow extradit

and i don't know what the other favorites well i mean you know if you're a bit biased i think look at united states and the netherlands 2 are among those on going to keep an eye on spain because of course i. want to see them do well in germany to give any i don't you. know thank you very much for that analysis on. is it reek of the adult stories that you're following fields hong kong lawmakers have postponed debates about controversial extradition no amid new protests tens of thousands of demonstrators have blue which parts of the city do stand stated many businesses have joined in opposition to the plan medication which would allow extradition to mainland china. and russian investigative journalist yvonne go to north has been released from police detention russia's interior minister announced it was dropping drug charges against james there's a lack of evidence in our opening investigation into the officers who arrested him . up next business news for the 1st for me and the news few thanks to kompany. veil on your face. cover your fingertips. avert your eyes. it is frankly easy to steal you

look no further than the united states supreme court and our court system nationwide. myill soon have appointed 145th judge. [applause] pres. trump: president obama was very nice to us. he didn't fill the positions. i get there the first day, how many judges do i have to appoint? 139. now it is 145. 107ust finished number already approved, sitting on the bench. how about that? [applause] pres. trump: by the time we're finished with the rest, we will have a record percentage.

for many people the number 13 might be considered on looking for america or for the united states it was very lucky because they won their game 13 nil now this was record obviously you know so many goals nobody expects that but before we kind of we think it's best with these kind of games where you really want to see want to see some action right let's take a look at the report. when star striker alex morgan noted us saints the lead off to just 12 minutes thailand fans had every right to be concerned about the bruising haul followed before morgan made it 5 new to the usa in the 52nd minutes of a bit. and she completed her hat trick amid a flurry of usa goals to make it by now on this 74 minutes. but she wasn't done yet some excellent wing play from megan rapinoe gave morgan another golden chance in the 81st minute 10 billie's time. and she bagged a 5th in the 87th the team's 12th and 13th would follow soon enough to. the final whistle morgan was the 1st to console the broken opposition a stunning display of ability and sportsmanship from one of women's football's biggest names. now a

gusted by by the endless wars that are going on all around the world waged by the united states look i mean i think the united states is fundamentally acts as an empire when it comes to its relations with the rest of the world i mean there's no sense of cooperation there's no sense of mutual respect i mean there's just sort of dictates given by washington and that's created you know as a system that is much more powerful than i think that individual person sitting in the oval office that includes of course the military industrial complex you know the big weapons manufacturers boeing busy lockheed martin all the people who make billions and billions tens of billions of dollars off of this perpetual warfare state and i think it actually goes deeper than that i think that the big banks and corporations in the united states you know they need access to markets they need access to labor forces to exploit and the sort of rules of the game internationally as they like to refer to it when it comes to trade i and other economic policies you know the washington consensus is something that they

units. i have the drawing if you want to put it up. i would like at least the commission to take a look at it. it's what we are supposed to do. >> commissioner, we can have linda put mine up. it's page 44. >> jeremy. the a jaysen sees of these units in areas that will face one another will include privacy considerations concluding privacy glass. one of the reasons why we can't have non residential uses on this floor is we need to segregate uses by floor. you wouldn't want to have non residential uses sharing the same floor with a residential floor. we don't want to eliminate a floor of housing on these floors just because of that end area and so these units still have access both to the interior court yard as well as facing the fourth street front age in regards to right and air light r exposure. they have other areas where they can access light and air. >> i appreciate it. i take issue with it. if i lived in this unit with my living space being five feet away from another persons bedroom i don't think we would want to live there. it's too close for tom fort. i don't know how to resolve

if you look at the city's website and look at the lottery and the lottery results as well as current units in the marketplace and available for people to look at, these types of units are sitting vacant longer. a great example is 33 tahema.it went to the lottery 30 months ago and they're still available and they're one bedrooms are 600 square feet compared to the 425 to the 475 and the two bedrooms are 900 square feet compared to the 910, 165. >> commissioner: what you're saying is these kinds of units are not filling up as fast as bigger units. on the tehema projects how many are still not rent from the total? where i'm going with this is we may have a situation where they may not to be rented within 12 months but the it can go into a fund and we may have a longer extended period but get occupied in the future where we have the need now. to look at the numbers and see and i can't see the exact number of units but you did provide information into the package based on the income level. >> commissioners, if you would allow me. remember, i administered this program for the mayor's office of h

united states. in particular and i think when you look at the. facebook future the moment. where you think about this number. the huge amount of poles these people have to moderate facebook is good millions and millions and millions of users. it seems to me. oh you're certainly doesn't. have to wake up every morning we mean. this was a riff. i think they are all do much more by facebook because in a way if all these allegations are true it tells us something about the way facebook is treated this all the subject of quoted moderation maybe if you want to do it you know i mean it is a huge issue isn't it if we you know you mentioned before that someone has to do the job moderating graphic content online it is an important job. the moderator is a power play in these circumstances made to watch 15 to 30 seconds of each video and some $100.00 to $200.00 videos a day that's got to have an impact what what can be done to safeguard these employees bill. i think it's a very very sad reflection on our society today 1st of all the people are posting content like this some of it sicken

if you look at the trade negotiations between china and the united states. just over the last few weeks i mean there was the western media really gave a very odd skewed interpretation of what happened because essentially what the united states is doing is demanding. regular tory changes the way china does business i mean outside power dictating the terms and conditions of how you run your economy and of course the chinese said no the thing is what what does sovereignty mean in all of this paradigm shift i think that's the big question right here because we started out you know no one said the word yet but i'll say it brags it ok we have the european parliamentary elections that showed the the the center is collapsing and a lot of it gets down to understanding how this paradigm shift is moving forward and remain maintaining your sovereignty and no one has been able to really figure out how to square that circle when you look at how trying to respond to it has been very measured. oh of self defense and going back to your you know your earlier question about a

view of the united states that is very similar to the view that new yorkers have of the united states. when they looked at the united states from london, in paris, they can see everything to the appalachians, and then it is just sort of indistinct beyond there, like everybody in new york can see all the way to the hudson. and then beyond there, it is indistinct. then something out there, it might be los angeles. [laughter] a final factor that brought greater attention to the theater is the presence of r. e. lee. whose emergence gave way to what happened in this theater. it was a measure of the predominance of the eastern theater in the minds of people in the united states, and in the confederacy, that appomattox was believed to surrender to ulysses s grant in 1864 marks the end of the war despite thousands of confederate soldiers after april 9, 1865. and appomattox, as everyone in this room knows, after more than 150 years, remains a wildly understood moment as which the war came to a close. the second theater is the western theater, which sprawled across many states and offered a portable feast of mil

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passage to opposition controlled territories it has also been preventing the united nations from delivering much needed aid to look bad for the past 4 months the united nations says these people are in need of food medicine and water but it can't do anything without consent from government leaders and damascus. the u.n. and the syrian arab red crescent working on a plan off for the contras from the us will humanitarian assistance. what's being discussed at the moment i hope hans need to agree on this post deliver assistance. to all. the opposition accuses the government of using a tactic employed throughout the years of war siege and starve people into submission and rock band it appears to be succeeding and yet again the international community is failing to act. beirut. fighting in libya is forcing migrants there are to escape into neighboring tunisia hoping to venture we cross the mediterranean and reach europe. the reports in the tunisian be true. many have drowned in their attempts while survivors are stuck in a refugee center. it was supposed to be a passage to a new life but it turned out to be one of the d

stepped up efforts to preserve the 2015 iranian nuclear deal the case france and germany are looking to unite in a diplomatic push to persuade iran not to pull out of the agreement well as lear has more. all this study is an effort by these european countries to try and salvage what they can in terms of the 2015 new kid deal that the united states withdrew from last year they're also stepping up efforts to try and de escalate the recent tensions that we've witnessed in the gulf region the japanese prime minister was in the rain in capital recently for talks as was the german foreign minister and france has announced that it is sending a high level delegation one as they are committed to on the one hand trying to preserve the deal but on the other hand also trying to reach as the european leaders have said some kind of peaceful solution to prevent the situation in the gulf region from complete deescalating we want to unify all efforts so a process of deescalation starts there's still time and we hope all the actors will show more restraint there's still time but only little time before you'll

but we are where we are, and it is relevant when you look -- when you try to answer the question, ought the united kingdom to move closer to pennsylvania legal model, then it seems sensible to me that one should look at the experience preemthey wantly that of the united states, of managing such a model. the united states constitutional experience has demonstrated that there are dilemmas when you try to -- to have both a democratic model and a legal one. that is something from which the united kingdom ought to learn. so far from arrogantly criticizing the american experience, i would like to know what works in the united states, why it works, and whether we could expect it to work in the entirely different political and constitutional environment of my country. >> but do you believe in your country and my country, that we are slightly more fleet of foot more flexibility dsh dhash you believe we have more flexibility because we have an unwritten constitution. >> i believe we have a great deal of flexibility. i don't wish to suggest that the united states lacks that degree of flexibility. you only ha

and the attorney—general, the top legal officer of the united states, looked at the evidence in the muellerded there was no basis for criminal charges. can i respond to that? the attorney—general of the united states has become the absolutely dishonest tool of mr trump. 1,000 prosecutors have looked at the evidence that you say is inconclusive, and say this is an open—and—shut case to bring obstruction of justice. do you believe in the fundamental principle of innocent until proven guilty? of course i do, but that is a principle for the law courts. this, as you pointed out, is a political case. we have a president of the united states who is not obeying the rule of law, who is trying to make himself above the law, and to put his interests ahead of the interests of the people of the united states. so... and that is not a trivial point. so, if you are to get your way, and the impeachment of president trump, it will become a political process. it will go into the us congress and be dealt with by the house of representatives. your big problem as a democrat is that the leader of your party in th

panelistse of other have highlighted, i think when the cold war ended, the united states looked out of the horizon and thought, we are in a you, permanent state of affairs where the united states has commercial military dominance and we don't have to worry about major competitors including nuclear armed competitors. from the vantage point of today looking back, the last 20 or 30 years seem like just an interlude. we really are seeing a return, i think, of some of the main features of a very real prospect, but great powers with nuclear weapons could potentially get into conflict. that raises some questions that the united states really has had the luxury of ignoring for the years. or 30 for the last couple of decades, the united states has largely contacted military operations all over the world without really having to put much thought into the question of potential adversary nuclear responses. the united states has conducted military operations exclusive a against state that have not had nuclear weapons. so the question of how does the united states calibrated its military strategy to