m. military program weighs on the overall risk. also coming up south africa is looking to the future after the end forced resignation of president jakobsen. the focus shifts to rebuilding the economy. welcome to g.w. business evil bill it is on the rise now e-commerce still sell less successfully than combustion or diesel engines but the latest global sales figures are promising to spied worries about scarce resources and a lack of charging stations now only two hundred thousand electric cars were on the streets in two thousand and twelve their number of though has more than doubled within a year by twenty fifteen they have cracked to the one million mark in two thousand and sixteen they reached two million and a year later the number of around the world rose by an impressive fifty five percent to reach three point two million china has emerged as the champion with one point two million electric cars thanks to generous subsidy program and also of course the sheer amount of motorists there in comparison in the united states there ar

ever since he came for the julyy 14 m military parade, he has ben obsessed with it, talking about it top, saying he wants an american version, obviously a bigger and better version of the military parade. but critics say it is not in american culture and that many see those as follies of authoritarian leaders, and that is certainly the case for this cartoonist in the british times, showing an amped up donald trump eyeing his military parade. host: first it was my but then is bigger than yours -- my button is bigger than yours, now the military parade. and you are used to rowdy behavior in football, but let's say it is in more a gentiles for now. -- gentle for now. butt is a leisurely sport, it is not gentle anymore, it appears the british tabloid the sun reports that a crown green club in the u.k. has announced a blitz on paler -- on players who are drunk. they have verbally abused the visiting teams and officials, so much so that now they are forced to enforce a code of conduct, with bans for about behavior. host: not known for its rowdy behavior, not at all. thank you very much for

m. military transport plane which was commissioned back in two thousand and three but it's been plagued by losses due to technical problems but demand for the ac twenty series remains robust the narrow bodied jets their off special interests to ation ally. china for one is reportedly planning to buy one hundred eighty four of them this year and just tested a long range transatlantic version so let's talk a little bit more about what's in store for advice my colleague joins me now here in the studio and you've been keeping an eye on on abacus first of all what do you make of those results good ok well the expectations were definitely of an improvement on last year's results but the increase was actually anticipated to be higher so a bit of a mixed bag there in terms of expectations and what we actually got a twenty seven thousand was generally a good year for air bus in terms of deliveries we saw seven hundred eighteen that's a record number but the hit on the a four hundred m. of one point three billion euros that's of course the military transport plane is definitely making itself felt

m. military plane and a large us tax hit the air bus stock performance closes the gap between air bus and their key competitor u.s. based boeing which has outperformed air bus by twenty percent this year alone until thursday airbus also confirmed that they will increase production of their popular a three twenty plane used in commercial air travel by seventeen percent to seventy planes each month there's been no announcement as if as if air bus will increase production of the a three fifty wide body jet in response to boeing's large seven eighty seven dreamliner. a canadian bank is hoping to become the fort knox of digital assets verse of bank is on its way to setting up a block chain based digital safety box a digital safety box which will amongst other things protect those who invest in crypto currencies r.t.s. alex mahela vich has the latest from toronto. a small bank in london ontario it's a city about two hours outside of toronto well they're tackling what the big banks don't want to do and that's crypto currencies it's an industry that a lot of banks just simply don't want to touch

m. military plane and a large us tax hit the arab us stock performance closes the gap between air bus and their key competitor u.s. based boeing which has outperformed air bus by twenty percent this year alone until thursday airbus also confirmed that they will increase production of their popular a three twenty plane used in commercial air travel by seventeen percent to seventy planes each month there's been no announcement as if as if air bus will increase production of the a three fifty wide body jet in response to boeing's large seven eighty seven dreamliner. a canadian bank is hoping to become the fort knox of digital assets verse the bank is on its way to setting up a block chain based digital safety box a digital safety box which will amongst other things protect those who invest in crypto currencies artie's alex mahela vich has the latest from toronto. a small bank in london ontario it's a city about two hours outside of toronto well they're tackling what the big banks don't want to do and that's crypto currencies it's an industry that a lot of banks just simply don't want to touc

m. military transport plane which was commissioned back in two thousand and three it's been plagued by losses ever since due to technical problems but the demand for the a three twenty series remains robust narrow body jets a special interest to asian airlines china for one is reportedly planning to buy one hundred eighty four of them this year and abas just tested a long range transatlantic version as well so let's talk a little bit more about ab us and my colleagues and to do my loughran is joining me in the studio now and general i'd like to know first of all i mean the a three eighty despite all the trouble is still alive and kicking the however it looks like avarice is ready morphing shifting attention towards the a three twenty even for transatlantic flights well really what i think is happening here is that airbus is trying to cover all its bases in a really tough market now passenger demand is increasing while slots at airport airports from the limited so there's a solid argument to be made for making sure you can carry as many passengers as possible so for bigger commercial airlines

m. military plane and a large us tax hit the arab us stock performance closes the gap between air bus and their key competitor u.s. based boeing which has outperformed air bus by twenty percent this year alone until thursday airbus also confirmed that they will increase production of their popular a three twenty plane used in commercial air travel by seventeen percent to seventy planes each month there's been no announcement as if as if air bus will increase production of the a three fifty wide body jet in response to boeing's large seven eighty seven dreamliner. a canadian bank is hoping to become the fort knox of digital assets verse the bank is on its way to setting up a block chain based digital safety box a digital safety box which will amongst other things protect those who invest in crypto currencies artie's alex mahela vich has the latest from toronto. a small bank in london ontario it's a city about two hours outside of toronto well they're tackling what the big banks don't want to do and that's crypto currency it's an industry that a lot of banks just simply don't want to touch

m? rigid military institute? i said no, they would let black eyes in. possible levelny of aspiration or expectation but it happened. why did happen? i got a quality public school education that i didn't know was that high-quality at the time. elementary school, junior high school, high school and then they let me in with my modest thatge and it was rotc really made the difference. >> your age of the algae major. did you think you are going to the geology world? >> when microsoft is moving forward, you decided to take the company public in 1986. at that point, you are a millionaire. >> pretty close to it. within a year of going public. -- e is some portion cover did she enjoy at all? >> battle. that whole time was amazing because i was hiring people as fast as i could. i brought in steve was very good at that. helpingelping at -- out. we had a sense of urgency, we wanted to lead the way. i was really busy. if some friend had tried to call me -- i would not have had too much time for that. i was really into building this company. i was going out and telli

m. military transport plane it was commissioned back in two thousand and three but it's been plagued by losses since then the technical problems but to moan for the a three twenty series well that remains relatively robust the narrow body jets are of special interest to asian airlines china for one is reportedly planning on a buy one hundred and eighty four of them this year and a bus just tested a long range trans atlantic ocean as well. now high cut inflation has hit venezuela cash is increasingly short in supply which of course is bad news to everyone aside from a few tech companies that have been able to carve out a nation amid the crisis. this is the kind of scene you can expect if you're hoping to access cash in venezuela soaring prices have led to shortages in paper money and long lines at a.t.m. . but the country's hyper inflation has produced some surprise winners in the business world small tech companies offering shoppers mobile payments one of them is very cold its founder says venezuela's economic crisis has sped up what was already a burgeoning trend. we saw in twenty ten

-4. >> the truth of the matter is they look almost exactly the same. >> so this is the m-4 military >> this is the ar-15? >> right. a lot of people will buy this just because it's cool, and they want to appear like soldiers. if you're a gun collector or a gun aficionado and you want an ar-15, you can certainly buy one, and you should be able to buy one. the problem is when it gets in the hands of the wrong people. >> reporter: originally built for the battlefield, a defining characteristic of the ar-15 is the speed and power of the bullet. >> now, those are single shots. if i wanted to fire this on full semiautomatic, all i do is keep firing. now, i probably won't hit the target when i do this, when we look at the target later on, but i'm going to fire about five shots. >> okay. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: it's a weapon designed to inflict maximum damage. >> i've seen soldiers who have been hit by this weapon and enemies who have been hit by this weapon where it will literally tear out the inside of the body. i saw one soldier who was hit in a fratricide incident in the should

the ar-15 is a civilian version of the military's m-16. the national rifle association calls it adaptable and reliable and accurate. the nra says the ar-15 is the most popular rifle owned by more than 8 million people in the country. let's discuss this with charles ramsey. law enforcement analyst and former police chief of washington, d.c. and philadelphia. good morning, charles. let's start with that ar-15 rifle. less than five years ago it was legalized for 18-year-olds to buy the weapon. should it be legal for anyone let alone for 18-year-old kids? >> in my opinion, the answer is no. i'm not anti-second amendment or anti-firea anti-firearm. i think the civilian use of the firearms like this type, is not right. we need to make it difficult for people suffering from any mental illness or too young to understand what they are doing to own such a weapon. >> there are reports that the shooter had mental health treatment in recent years. the law enforcement community. what would you like to see done in congress? this is certainly a call to ac

well, did you go to the citadel, or did you go to texas a&m or virginia military institute?d, no, they would not let black guys in then. it was beyond any possible level of aspiration or expectation, but it happened. why did it happen? because i got a quality public school education that i did not know was of that high-quality at that time. elementary school, junior high school, high school, and then ccny let me in with my modest average. then it was rotc at ccny that really made the difference. david: you were a geology major. did you think you are going into the geology world? mr. powell: no, i was the geology major because i busted out of civil engineering. ok? now you know. [laughter] mr. powell: that didn't need to come up, david. thank you very much. david: so when microsoft is moving forward, you decide to take the company public in 1986, and at that point you are a billionaire? close to it? mr. gates ah, yeah, pretty close : to it. within a year of going public, i think. there is some fortune cover that says the deal that made bill gates $360 million or some weird th

the ar-15 is a civilian version of the military's m-16. the national rifle association says it is adaptable and reliable. let's discuss with charles ramsay and former police chief in washington, d.c. and philadelphia. good morning to you. you started your career in chicago. you noknow violent cities. this is one of america's safest cities. the 15th most safe city in the united states. this is a reminder to everyone that no one is safe. >> it can happen anywhere. that is the message now that we learned from yesterday and newtown with sandy hook. not where you would expect to have this violence breakout. it can happen anywhere to anyone. ful we do something about it as a society, it is not going to change. >> you mentioned newtown. that was the moment that most thought this is changed. this feels different. we must do something. anything whether it is mental health or background checks. particular weapons. what does the law enforcement community want to see done? >> we want sensible gun laws. police like everyone else are all over the place.

been done on a mission in syria crashing back inside israeli territory after coming on m t aircraft fire. military helicopter has been shot down in northern syria during an operation against kurdish fighters to turkey soldiers on board were killed. south korean president has received a rare invitation to visit from north korea's leader kim jong un. the votes are being counted in sri lanka after its most peaceful election for decades it's the first full since the electoral laws change that so loud a record number of women to campaign for a seat local government but now finance has more now from colombo choosing members of three hundred forty local government institutions observers say voter turnout was higher than expected some districts reporting eighty five percent. voters had a clear idea of what they wanted from their local representatives corruption is a big problem so somebody who is less corrupt somebody who is educated and of course somebody with a return can do something for the community another voter said changes to the electoral system has made things easier compared to. previous system

sociologist cashmore says it's hard to imagine why a courier would want to use military. don't e m of course is an unusual drug and no one is quite sure what its purpose is i mean it's a stand simply an over the counter drug although it can be prescribed also for heart conditions and it's ben's we can't say for sure but it's meant to give advantages in terms of stamina to the taken as we've just heard koenig isn't a star dominated sport it's a sport where you need a cool head judgement and a steady hand and you can't see any obvious advantage is that would be conferred by mel don't you want to curl up. in japan recently discovered government documents have shed light on a forced sterilization program the procedure was carried out under the now scrapped eugenic protection law it was adopted after the end of world war two and was in force until one thousand nine hundred six permitted the sterilization of people with disabilities supposedly to preserve the purity of the japanese race now according to some estimates up to twenty five thousand people were subjected to the procedure the

m. it was touted as the german military strand sport plane of the future so far fourteen have been delivered but at times not a single one was cleared to actually fly. and it's not an exception a new report by the parliamentary commission of for the bundeswehr describes dramatic deficiencies again germany's soldiers are frustrated. and i said it is the much me and the conditions of the equipment available to the troops has not gotten better in recent years but worse we welcome declarations that staffing equipment and funding are to be improved but declarations alone don't make anything better. it's better. the report points to problems in practically every area more than twenty thousand personnel positions remain unfilled leaving many soldiers exhausted parts shortages put weapons out of commission for example not one german submarine can put to sea right now and above all there's not enough money a promise turnaround but the plan budget increase is still not enough. it will mend at the moment the rule is hope for the best for the coalition deal says if there's a budget surplus it'll be take

. >> an ar-15 is a civilian version of the military's automatic m-16. n one which i use when i was in the military. for hunting hurps there's a few places it's used. in texas they hunt boar. it's become politicized. it's being turned into a -- they call it the evil black rifle. something which liberals don't want them to have. the nra itself, which i was a member for years, has called the ar-15 the american minuteman rifle. after sandy hook people started to believe that. this was something you needed to acquire that was going to be banned by the government. >> from your estimation, malcolm, we're out of time. malcolm, thank you so much for joining me. i'm going to turn to my partner. >> it's a moment we normally enjoy in our show but today it's a tough one. honoring someone who may be deserving of more recognition. today it's aaron feis. the assistant football coach who died in the shooting. he jumped between the students and the gunman to save them from the fire. he graduated from the school in 1999 and returned as a coach in 2002. he served as head co

the ar-15 is a civilian version of the military's m-16.r-a says the ar-15 is america's most popular rifle-- owned by more than eight million people in this country. ( robin ) the alameda county sheriff says if you ever find yourself in a position where there's an active shooter... you want to do one of 3 things: run... hide... or fight. if you decide to run it may be difficult for the shooter to track you down and hurt you. if you can't run... try to barricade yourself any way you can. and then you may have to make that determination to fight for your life. use whatever is around ...that can possibly be used as a weapon to protect yourself. and also keep in mind... whenever you walk into a building... try to get familiar with you're surroundings. ( darya ) local lawmake

charles: defense secretary mattis announcing his goal to make our military morley that m- lethal, aboutn more than trump's 2018 budget request. mattis said that funding is imperative to rebuild our eroding milestary readiness. christopher bedford is joining us and jason chaffetz. you know, everyone acknowledges that our military had deteriorated to the point equipment is broken emoral is broken, and our ability to stop our adversaries is in question. they have been emboldened to do things, perhaps, they would not do if we were stronger. how do we get this money through again the opposition. >> after 16 years of shifting our military strategy from a great power to dealing with inevitable see -- insurgency and low level conflict a will take a lot. i think what conservatives right now are thinking, defense hawks that are usually loud have so far been quiet. they started to make grumblings today, conservatives should realize, especially deficit hawks that if they don't think seriously about military spending, their caucus could side democrats, defense hawks and more moderate republicans thr

military spending but they can't get it. it's going toward spending and get this goes on and on and on. we won't have m enough money for the military and yet we doubled the amount and i care deeply about our soldiers. i would bring them all home froe afghanistan.s declare victory in afghanistan and bring thebring them home ana parade and give them all a raise. yet we go on and on finding more wars to fight. they are so murky sometimes through the more we change sid sides. so afghanistan after 16 years costs $50 million in gear they need more for theli military because we are in too many places for too long and it's not a militarily winnable situation. there will never as soon as they leave we come back. congress is going to exceed the caps. you can only pay as you go. you know how many times we debated since 2010 when i try to get them to pay attention for their own rules like three or for people that we are in a terrible state as a country $20 trillion in debt and wonder why the stock market is jittery one of the reasons is we don't have the capacity to continue to fund the government like this. they

stephen: airbus, the latest financial results overshadowed by problems with the military cargo airplane, the 400 me model has seen technical issues in recent years and his sayingresults, airbus they will take another financial hit of 1.3 billion euros over problems relating to this airplane. the total charge of the program now over 8 billion euros. over all, ththey saw operating - raise over 2 billion euros. they expected to rise by another 20% this year. more business headlines for you fo next. looking at the future of the sntf. recommending ending the railway protection status for more hires. they are struggling with massive debt and preparing for the opening of of the france's railways the competition. undere compapany in pharma fire for hiking the price of a painkiller for u.s. . consumers. the financial times reports the firm has increased the cost of a bottle of pills by 10% to almost $3$3000. it is the 11th price rise for the drug, since the license was purchased in 2013 by her horizon -- by horizon credit and an industry -- horizon. and a cut down on ads that t are annoying, but some playe

military parade. >> it was one of the greatest parades i've ever seen. m was two hours on the button, and it was military might. >> reporter: but he told the french president he wanted a parade of his own, only bigger. >> we may do something like that ve july 4th in washington down pennsylvania avenue. ( laughter ) i don't know. we're going to have to try and top it. >> reporter: planning has now begun for what would be first military parade in the nation's capital since the end of the u.rst gulf war in 1991. the last time the u.s. could unequivocally declare victory. that cost $12 million. (gunfire) but with no new victories to celebrate and troops still in combat, several democratic monators said another parade would be inappropriate and wasteful. defense secretary mattis says juis parade would just be a show of appreciation. >> i think we're all aware in this country of the president's spfection and respect for the military. pt have been putting together some options. we'll send them up to the white house for a decision. >> reporter: north korea is abou

the same weapon-- the a-r-15 rifle-- used in all of them:the ar-15 is a civilian version of the military's m-16:the national rifle association calls america's most popular rifle-- owned by more than eight million people in this country. (vicki) thanks steve. here are some of the local stories we are tracking for you tonight. (grant) in the east bay.... police are warning about a scam. (grant) concord police say residents should be on the lookout for scam artists who are posing as i-r-s tax collectors. victims say the fake agents ask for immediate cash payments on overdue taxes -- threatening arrest or deportation if the victims don't comply. police are reminding peole that the i-r-s does not contact people by phone or email -- only by official later -- and they never ask for banking information ove the phone. (vikki) santa clara county has a new superintendent of schools. dr. mary ann dewan. she served as interim superintendent for a few months in 2014, and again since november of last year. she has 27 years of experience in education. her appointment begins immediately. (grant) in the north

the ar-15 is a civilian version of the military's m-16. more than eight million people in this country. ( robin ) the alameda county sheriff says if you ever find yourself in a position where there's an active shooter... you want to do one of 3 things: run... hide... or fight. if you decide to run it may be difficult for the shooter to track you down and hurt you. if you can't run... try to barricade yourself any way you can. and then you may have to make that determination to fight for your life. use whatever is around that can possibly be used as a weapon to protect yourself. and also keep in mind... whenever you walk into a building... make sure you get familiar with you're ( darya ) local lawmakers are reacting to the florida school shooting: house minority leader n

. >> i mean, it's a weapon that's modeled after the m-16 which is a military grade weapon.e running around with them particularly lunatics like this guy in parkland, and they can do this massive damage. they can take lives. they maim people forever. it's just terrible. >> you know, when bobby kennedy was killed, i wrote my congressman, i tried to do something. maybe the only time in my life i wrote my congressman. something happened in the early '90s or assault ten years later, no ban. who do you trust in the congress in the senators in maryland or where do you go? >> maryland's already doing a lot. we have some of the strictest gun laws in the country. nationally, something needs to happen. parkland has to be the last school shooting. that's like -- >> did you sense trump was moving a little? he talked today, i'm always watching with skepticism. did he talk today about doing something about the age requirement for buying one of these. not outlawing them but saying you have to be a certain age. i brought that up late today after meeting you had. >> that shows that he is sta

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feet per second when it's shot, so it's a horrific round, is the same caliber bullet that the military has in an m-16. a standard capacity would be about a 30-round magazine. some are longer and more compact but standard is 30 rounds, single fire. so as quick as you can pull the trigger you can be shooting. with a 20-inch barrel you're going to have a fair amount of accuracy. that's why you'll see not just sprayed bullets like from a pistol but pretty accurate fire into the individual victims. that's what makes this weapon so dangerous. it's a military assault-type rifle. >> how many rounds can you shoot before you need to reload? >> if you have a standard magazine, it's 30 at a time. you fire 30 rounds, dump that magazine, pop the new one in and keep going as quick as you can pull a trigger. >> pretty expensive, $800 to $2,000? >> yeah, not counting the expense of the bullets. >> this is an 18-year-old or 19-year-old guy who got this weapon. how easy is it let's say in florida to purchase a weapon like this? >> well, it's not going to be real easy but we know that illegal weapon purchases are pre

dying in training accidents almost four time as many died in combat in military serious we don't want it hostage we want to get mill m it will what they need working on entitlement tax reform budgets in house we passed bills tloowe are there marker partners government can help finish this. >> do you think you will have an actual entitlement tax reform package in place this year? >> i can't answer the question -- >> i thought would have one last year. >> election year. >> i think there are things we can do, if we can get to root because inflation do things that are good for health care tax reform bring down cost of health care that hesitate the federal budget, the challenge is, we got a 90% increase retirement population 19% increase working population we have a demographic challenge combine that with fact health care costs rise faster than inflation -- programs so we have to fix health care if willing to get away from debt crisis does that mean sacrifice your military meantime. >> no, it means, builted your military build military grow compromise i the reason coming on here talk about how well tax reform is working t

says' it is not going to halt its military offensive in northern syria claiming the decision does not apply to it i'm grasping carrying out an operation against kurdish m t i so militia fighters there which it feeds us terrorists and its push to dislodge the kurdish people's protection units from the border area the turkish military struck a convoy entering the city of a free on thursday night and chris a said was carrying fighters on weapons but the kurdish forces insists that the trucks were carrying only civilians food and medicine they say one person was killed in the incident. the letter. earlier in the week proves syrian government forces arrived enough rain to help try and repel the turkish offensive that came after the kurds appealed for support but developments in the region have put the us in a difficult position. looks into. two of america's main partners in the region are now at each other's throats to put it mildly. and as the u.s. tries to avoid taking sides in the conflict they seem to be losing on all fronts turkey a longtime ally looks to be getting increasingly impatient with washington's inaction america has only dared to call for a

sea, of the south china one of the most important places for chinese militaries for ,ecret subbase is -- subbases m -- thatup starts fro is.here ep3 got some other intelligence along the region there. right as it was doing that, they had a chinese aircraft that went up that basically started doing some kind of aggressive actions toward an aircraft. it was particular case, a collision. as a result, the chinese aircraft was lost, the ep3 was forced to land, they kept our crew there, interrogated them, finally the crew was sent back, but after that they sent the aircraft back in pieces. >> what is an ep? >> a very large aircraft. a 737. in size to it is filled with his incredible amount of intelligence counter information. sensors that can take pictures, take all kinds of signals, it is one big kind of vacuum cleaner. >> how many american sailors would be on that ship? >> you are going to have like dozen or more at any given time. >> what is international law when that plane was flying over that area of the map? >> an aircraft that is going international has right of way, keep on going straight. >> go

so if you use the m-16 situation in the military, three round burst but we don't qualify with that. ak-47 built for warfare has auto capability. so the point is that the automatic capability on weapon systems is limited because it's not accurate. just good for sprang people at close range. in fact, we don't even use the three round burst ever on the ar-15 but that's essentially one weapon of war that was built by soviets versus the nato system which is the m-4. that's what they are systems we use in combat. >> malcolm, do you think the average teacher -- we've heard people on fox news students should have thrown a backpack at the parkland shooter, thrown a chair at him. you heard people on the right saying you should have teachers armed with a handgun to stop a mass shooter that has that gun, an ar-15. is that credible throwing a backpack or chair or a teacher who is untrained, a teacher could take out someone who is intent on mass murder and has an ar-15. >> yeah if he was former special force. that guy wouldn't know what to do in that situation which is immediately to protect the

another thing is the ar-15 is not a military weapon, it is a takeoff of the m-16, which is a militaryeapon. the ar does not shoot full automatic, it is a semi automatic rifle, like your other hunting rifles and stuff. you can get bigger capacity clips, but -- nra member, is there legislation you are hearing about that you would get behind? we have heard about the ban on bump stocks, tougher background checks, raising the age limit for semi automatic rifles, any of those that you would support? caller: the bump stock, i have never used one personally, but from what i saw in vegas, that is something i do not feel comfortable with. they should go ahead and ban that, but as far as banding the assault weapon, they try to for 10 years, they keep calling it an assault weapon, it is a modified semi-audit rifle. -- is a modified semi-automatic rifle. and the -- oh shoot. host: that is ok. call in again. we appreciate the call. terry in north carolina, go ahead. caller: good morning, c-span. before we get into the talk on laws, we have to be a country of laws before we can have any new laws. an

m jane o'brien. on the eve of the winter olympics, north korea shows off its military might, while the own president plays his part in the propaganda war. ilvice president pence: we meet any use of nuclear or conventional weapons with a response that is rapid, overwhelming, and effective. jane: the dow jones industrial dives another thousandoints, the latest swing in a week of highs and bruising lows. and they are the latest superhoes to hit the big screen, but online, the mainly black cast of "black panther" is creating the biggest buzz. w to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. stnorth korea haed a huge military parade on the eve of the winter olympics th korea. the event took place in the pyongyang, to mark the 70th anniversary of the country's armed forces. it showcased ballistic missiles whicthe regime claims could hit the united states. meanwhil u.s. vice president mike pence has arrived in south korea for the games and is threatened new sanc against the north. laura bicker reports. laura: "all hail to the general," they shout in numbers , tens of thousands of loya

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military action which no—one wants. that interview with our correspondent in tokyo. news just m, correspondent in tokyo.no intention of meeting with us delegates during the winter olympics. us vice president had read beazley said he would not rule out meeting north korean officials during the olympics but this latest statement says there is no interest in dialogue with the us. police in china have started using sunglasses featuring facial recognition technology. the sunglasses are linked to an internal data base of suspects and allow officers to scan crowds looking for suspects. estate says that the glasses have a ready help police to tap seven individuals but there are fears it could be used to track and profile political protesters and ethnic dissident. there is also worries about the chinese surveillance programme. we spoke to someone about how worrying this development is. the sunglasses look quite made tricks — like but the impulse is george orwell. police are already extraordinary really powerful and we have documented the use of different technology to extend that power without any protections fo

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