people here are in facial feel especially young people feel dizzy but there are lots of albanians macedonia's and serbs scattered across europe because they don't see a future for themselves here's. a little piece of history the balkans need to know that you accession is on the cards but i won't allow myself to be railroaded first i want to see change and then we can talk about dates don't call it. right. that's what he tells albanian president. diplomacy is all about walking a fine line should. be a mission of often those we have to be careful not to only think of the people here in the western balkans which is complex enough given the internal divisions so but we must also think of the people in the e.u. and its existing forwards who come here and large print can't be rushed and his goals need to be fleshed out carefully achieving goals in europe there's like growing wrinkles on your face so you have to work hard for them. to. be in office to see the western balkan countries integrated into the e.u. he will step down in twenty nine hundred but for the time being he's doing everything in his

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i was part of macedonia at that time one of the oldest and largest provinces in the roman empire. how would people here react to paul and his promise of eternal life. so far paul has been in asia minor in today's turkey and how did the greeks feel about religion. it was a city of many gods excavations have unearthed traces of many pagan deities feeling mission good months. but it got tired. from greece egypt and babylon from all over the world and event. in the scientists have made interesting discoveries in the hills pictures carved in the rocks like a giant comic book comic were what at least pictures of. the inhabitants of the surrounding villages came here to fetch both cut and uncut stones to build their houses joe blow it a hole is a yard so like a quarry this is the quarry and as a thank you i made these drawings here and here i'm defending it was a pagan custom my clothes i'm going for thank you in the form of art what exactly do we see in these really but if it is in this we see our domestic all the pictures with a dear she has killed z. cut to here school and there were

the european union says it wants to launch formal membership talks with macedonia and albania it's part of a push to revive enthusiasm for the e.u. which is facing the departure of britain next year concerns over russian influence in eastern europe have added renewed urgency to expansion efforts. ari to the conflict in syria now and tonight the u.s. state department is rejecting reports that international chemical weapons inspectors have entered the town of duma where a poison gas attack allegedly took place earlier this month syrian state media say that the team has been allowed access to the site and western powers believe the syrian government struck the town of duma with poison gas killing dozens of people know that triggered airstrikes by the u.s. and britain and france last friday night to those countries now accusing syria and its ally russia of attempting to cover up evidence of the alleged attack. earlier i spoke to journalist stefan borg he is the forward correspondent for t.v. for sweden he just returned from a trip to duma i asked him what type of situation the international

the european union says it wants to launch formal membership talks with macedonia and albania it's part of a push to revive enthusiasm for the e.u. which is facing the departure of great britain next year concerns over russian influence in eastern europe have added renewed urgency to expansion efforts or what should the european union look like in the future today french president in mind will mccrone pitched his vision in a speech to the european parliament he compared the divisions in europe to a civil war with democracy on one side and nationalism on the other his speech was impassioned and at times even angry and so was the debate that followed. three hours of no taking discussion hashing out details it might have been a grueling session for another politician but not emmanuelle. he appealed to members of the european parliament to help make his vision a reality he entered the debate with athletic enthusiasm. thank you ladies and gentleman with you i can still carry out a real parliamentary debate that was my favorite exercise as a minister. but it won't be a mere exercise for long

macedonia hopes to start a session talked this summer, but it must first make progress on reforms andspute with neighboring greece. a tentative that the deal in place before u.s. delegation has to china for trade talks. mexico's economy mr. says despite progress on key issues, it is to have an agreement in principle over the coming days came up short. in the meantime, technical discussions between lower-level officials will continue. ministers will meet on the matter on may 7. global news, 24 hours a day, on the air, and at tictoc on twitter. powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: we have breaking news with regard to scott pruitt, the white house had of upa agency, and the watchdog has opened a probe into his condo rental. that is the latest, confirming the pope in a letter to lawmakers. that epa administrator scott pruitt has been going through hours of grilling, and blank subordinates for allegations that have endangered his tenure. joe: and so for years hanging on. scarlet: his lawyerly response a lot of praise. l

tusk says the road to membership in albania and macedonia will be tough. he made his remarks as he started a weeklong tour. all 28 eu member states must agree unanimously for any nation to become a member. enough progress had been made for albania and macedonia ascension talks to begin. day,, itws, 24 hours a is over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. >> let's pick up the error with readiness, we have the dow down. i looked his major markets of the session loads, they were 3% early on. this was following caterpillars conference call. he said is as good as it gets. quickly have a look at what is going on as far as the tech sectors concerned. again, the epicenter is not just a tech stock. we did see a 3% rate for the u.s. tenure. let's get some context here, bloomberg intelligence chief, the us equity strategist joins us. afternoon, focused her, right now, the earnings seem to be coming to and investors are saying we don't. >> this has been a concern of investors for the last several months. going into next year you will face a pretty big

that's going to run from macedonia with a home remedy for infections. but. the real winner is me because i knew and receive. on an upcoming show we'll be talking about weight loss long term success may require changing your using habits he's dieting necessary and all the foods to avoid if you have questions send them to us in good shape that d.w. dot com be sure to put healthy weight loss in the subject line we look forward to hearing from you. so we just learned with the right home remedy you don't always necessarily have to see you doctor and the same holds true in sports if you want to have muscles just stay. in the comfort of her own living room lisa starts off with five minutes of warm up exercises using equipment from a broom closet today it's her first time working out at her makeshift chair it seems. lisa's mother only is a sports therapist and she's a big believer in working up wherever and whenever possible when you've got a couple of dust rags a cross trainer. just an ordinary dust off the backs exercises designed to tackle fly the upper arm so-ca

the european union says it wants to launch formal membership talks with macedonia and albania.is part of a push to revive enthusiasm for the eu, which is facing the departure of britain next year. concerns over russian influence in eastern europe have added renewed urgency to expansion efforts. japanese prime minister shinzo abe is visiting u.s. president donald trump at trump's mar-a-lago retreat in florida. the leaders are set to discuss trade and north korea among growing strain over trump's plan a meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un and the push for new trade tariffs. mourners in pakistan has held a funeral for a six-year-old girl whose alleged rape and murder has shocked the country. the girl went missing two days ago. her body was recovered monday, sparking violent protests. police have been accused of negligence in the case. one passenger has been killed and several others injured after a southwest airlines jet engine exploded midflight. the boeing 737 blew is left engine shortly after he took off from new york, sending shrapnel which smashed a window. the plane

so you get a guy in macedonia who's posting pieces on facebook and is simply trying to see what is goingthe most clicks, and will fabricate news items that people will respond to. - it has been exploited by a variety of manufacturers of false information, and it's generally not tagged or presented or shared in a way that allows the user to quickly determine where it came from, and what the motivations of the publisher might be. this has contributed to the confusion that we have seen on social media over the last couple of years. it is a manufactured form of pollution. - [narrator] some analysts believe fake news played a role in two of the most pivotal events of the decade. in the 2016 u.s. presidential election and the british vote to leave the european union. - fake news initially emerged as a way of describing russian covert actions, so-called active measures program, designed to meddle in the u.s. election and, generally, to condition the global opinion to help russia and hurt its adversaries. donald trump was in part the beneficiary, it's alleged by our intelligence agencies, of tha

headlines around the world the european union says it wants to launch formal membership talks with macedonia and albania it's part of a push to revive enthusiasm for the e.u. which is facing the departure of britain next year concerns over russian influence in eastern europe have added renewed urgency to expansion efforts japanese prime minister shinzo abi is visiting u.s. president donald trump at trump's mar a lago retreat in florida the two leaders are set to discuss trade and north korea amid growing strained over trump's play in the meeting with north korean leader kim jong un and the push for new trade tariffs. mourners in pakistan have held a funeral for a six year old girl whose alleged rape and murder has shocked the country the girl identified only as. with missing two days ago in western caracas her body was recovered monday's sparking violent protests police have been accused of negligence in the case. one passenger has been killed and several others injured after a southwest airlines jet engine exploded mid flight the boeing seven thirty seven blew its left engine shortly after

the european union says it wants to launch formal membership talks with macedonia and albania it's partof a push to revive enthusiasm for the block which is facing the departure of britain next year concerns over russian influence in eastern europe have added renewed urgency to expansion efforts. demonstrators have clashed with police in the armenian capital a juror of on for the fifth day they don't want former president search circassian to be elected prime minister which members of parliament are expected to do today the protesters say he has been in power for too long and that recent constitutional changes give him too much power as prime minister. eight men are set to go on trial in india for the brutal rape and murder of an eight year old girl on now the supreme court has ordered protection for the victim's family and their lawyer who says she has been threatened for taking up the case a string of brutal rape cases have left india reeling with anger spilling onto the streets. japanese prime minister shinzo is due to arrive in florida shortly for talks with u.s. president donald tr

to the leaderdid from macedonia, he tried to push his way in front of me. i said no.this is not happening. he backs down. host: did you know who he was at 21 years old? as a fighter against bullies all my life, one punched is not make a fight. that one small attack on syria hurt nobody. it was a glancing blow. i do not think that is going to change much. -- i want to read the definition of morality. the quality of being moral. it pertains to the distinction between right and wrong, and the rules of conduct. that is all i have to say. don't try people in the media. let this go to court. let everything go to court. everyone has an opinion. happened to truth, justice and the american way? host: thank you. i will let you pick up on the one strike issue, and the possibilities for follow-ups. can you talk about what you are hearing? thank you for the kind words about bloomberg, much appreciated. i was waiting for reuters to come out. next time we will ask him about reuters. guest: as i was mentioning this is where the president has been deeply conflicted. be people includin

and wants to spin out all kinds of conspiracy could be a publisher and it means that teenagers in macedonia, who want to make money by getting ad revenue by posting, you know, crazy headlines on the website they can also be pub blushers. so we are trying to do is to create the tools by which users of on-line content can have some sense of what it is they are about to read. we're not trying to block anything. but we are trying to give people a better sense of who is behind and what is behind what they are about to read. guest: well, i wasn't that surprised, because i read the questions very carefully. you might answer, yes, to that question if you simply thought of, you know, one inaccurate story recently on one of the networks or in one of the newspapers. and if that's your standard, you know probably all of us could say that they published, you know fake news. i didn't really put much credence in that poll. but i do put credence in the idea that people -- not so much distrust in a negative way but they distrust in the sense that they just don't know what they're getting when they're lookin

macedonia has issued a formal apology toto khaled el-masri, a german citizen who was wrongly seized by macedonian intelligence services while on vacation in 2003, then handed over to the cia. the cia ststripped him naked and druggeged him bebefore flying ho a secret u.s. jail in afghanistan where he was repeatedly tortured. five months later -- long after the cia concluded el-masri was innocent -- he was flown him to -- he was flown to albania and left by the side of a rural road in the middle of the night. the u.s. has never apologized or heheld anyone responsible for is role in his detention and torture. a whistleblower known as the edward snowden of banking has been arrested in madrid on an arrest warrarant issued by switzezerland. in 2008, herve falciani blew the whistle on a massive tax evasion scheme run by his former employer, the swiss bank hsbc. probes were launched around the worlrld after falciani provided french authorities with files on over 100,000 prominent clients of hsbc. while hailed by a hero by many transparency advocates, falciani was convicted two years ago of eco

trip that led us to one of the most pc purveyors of hyper-partisan content in the world-- not in macedonia or st. petersburg, closer to home, in california. in coming installments you'll meet him and cameron's grandmother, and see the problem of junk newshrough their eyes. and finally we will take you back inside facebo, to see how they are redesigning the newsfeed, employing third party fact checkers and using artificial intelligence to solve a problem that may be too hard for humans to grasp. i'm miles o'brien for the pbs newshour in menlo park, cafoia. >> woodruff: one other note: fog all of the around facebook, its ad business has not been hit just yet. the company reported today it the company reported today it earned alst $12 billion in revenue for the first three months of the year. that is dloas 5% more than it earned for the same period last year. we also have more about the news trmeker project, and how it to be, on our website. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodrune. join us onnd again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see yo

he talks about bad actors everywhere from macedonia to russia. think senators will come down pretty hard. i would take senator john kennedy's words yesterday to heart. he says very clearly this problem may be too big for facebook to fix it on their own. i think that is probably where we're going. trish: wow. if that is where we're going, you know what that means? >> regulation. trish: possible regulation. regulation or let me throw this one out there, too talking about antitrust and amazon, has facebook gotten too big for its own good? >> has facebook gotten too big for its own good? it has grown from revenue of 7 billion a decade ago to 40 billion. does it have the right checks and balances policies in place. as we look at zuckerberg's testimony, yes, he is admitting it his fault. what he is saying we need to do more. what i haven't heard anybody say incremental cost this will amount to facebook. it will not be cheap. it is going to hit them and hit them hard. a lot of people haven't braced for that. we haven't seen earnings expectations for fir

and just like he did to i think the leader from macedonia or whatever, he tried to push his way in front of me. and i said, no, you ain't happening. this is not m happening. and he back down. >> host: nitro, did you automatically know who he was at 21 years old? >> caller: my comment, as a boxer and a fighter against bullies all my life, one punch does not make a fight. that one small attack on syria hurt nobody. it was just a glancing blow. and i do not think that that is going to change much. and that's -- and as far as i'd just like to read you the definition of, in the dictionary, of morality. the qualityti of being moral. moral pertains to the distinction between right and wrong and the rules of right d conduct. and that's all i have to say. and don't try people in the media. let this go to court. let everything go to court. everybody has an opinion. whatever happened to truth, justice and the american way? thank you very much. >> host: nitro, thanks for the call this morning. sahil kapur, specifically on the one-strike issue and the possibilities for follow-ups. can you talk about

thank you let's start with the european commission it's backing moves to open talks with albania and macedonia to join the european union however the french president the man who in the crowd has called for a freeze on e.u. membership in a speech to the european parliament a crowd also warned of what he called a civil war within the european union between liberal democracies and the euro skeptic nationalists in the wake of recent election results in hungary and italy. the u.k. prime minister to resign may has apologized for the treatment of some long term residents from the caribbean who have been wrongly identified as illegal immigrants may met caribbean leaders to discuss their concern about the situation ahead of the commonwealth heads of government meeting here in london those affected are members of the so-called windrush generation y. arrived in the forty's fifty's and sixty's often as children on their parents' passports many of been denied free health care or the right to work and some even threatened with deportation unless they could prove their citizenship. several people have been

they are economic actors like the macedonia trolls we all heard about. basically folks who don't have idealogical goal. they are just trying to write the most sensational thing they can in order to people click on it to make money on ads, it is all economics. the way to fight back they can't run their ads and make less money and show it less in news feed when they stop making money. when they stop making money they do something else because they're economically inclined. the second category are state actors. what we found with russian interference. those people are setting up fake accounts. for that we need to build ai systems that can identify a number of their fake account networks. just last week we traced back russian activity to to specific fake account network that russia had in russia to influence russian culture and other russian-speaking countries around them. we took down a number of their fake accounts and pages including a news organization that was sanctioned by the russian government as a russian state news organization. so that is a pretty

to the leaderdid from macedonia, he tried to push his way in front of me. i said no. is not happening. he backs down. host: did you know who he was at 21 years old? as a fighter against bullies all my life, one punched is not make a fight. that one small attack on syria hurt nobody. it was a glancing blow. i do not think that is going to change much. -- i want to read the definition of morality. the quality of being moral. it pertains to the distinction between right and wrong, and the rules of conduct. that is all i have to say. don't try people in the media. let this go to court. let everything go to court. everyone has an opinion. happened to truth, justice and the american way? host: thank you. i will let you pick up on the one strike issue, and the possibilities for follow-ups. can you talk about what you are hearing? thank you for the kind words about bloomberg, much appreciated. i was waiting for reuters to come out. next time we will ask him about reuters. guest: as i was mentioning this is where the president has been deeply conflicted. be people including pe

to spin out all kinds of conspiracy theories could be a publisher, and it means that teenagers in macedoniat want to get money postingng ad revenue by crazy headlines on the website, they can also be publishers. so, what we are trying to do is create the tools by which users someline content can have sense of what it is they are about to read. we are not trying to block anything. we are trying to give people a behind,ense of who is and what is behind what they are about to read. host: i wonder if you were surprised by the findings from a moment university poll. fourthan three in americans responded said they believe that the major traditional television and newspaper media outlets report "fake news." well, i wasn't that surprised because i read the carefully, and you might answer yes to that question if you simply thought in accurate, one story recently on one of the networks or in one of the newspapers. if that is your standard, probably all of us could say they published fake news. i didn't really put much credence in that poll, but i do put credence in the idea that so much distrust in a