headlines on the 25th anniversary of the phone with the berlin wall together with his brother mark christopher placed $800.00 glowing balloons along the route of the former from tia . christopher about it even founded a design studio where he and 30 colleagues brainstorm and develop ideas for new light installations content in the go no doubt everyone knows light bulbs. strip lights and rays of light they can be combined to create complex 3 dimensional sculptures or be set in motion i'm fascinated by shaping something that is intangible really. installation which was unveiled 3 years ago christopher about the device and system of 175 motor powered connected to 12 high powered laces player attached to the exhibition the ceiling. of blade runner or something kind of post apocalyptic. sound. is this amazing. creamy and smiter tater relaxing i want to leave. these in lock decide to skip to stay on as long as they wish because the installation is on a continuous 30 minute. recently on arts and culture we talked about the future of music and here is a composer and inventor looking to the future duri

limiting weapons of mass destruction in the middle east, with her marks from assistant for international security and nonproliferation christopher ford. that is live at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. later, the u.s.-japanese alliance. former leaders of the u.s. and japanese militaries talk about some of the global security challenges the countries face. live coverage of the center for strategic and international studies at 2:30 p.m. eastern. you can follow our coverage online at c-span.org, and with the free c-span radio app. president trump held a campaign rally in cincinnati last night. we will show you a portion of this event until health -- house comes in for a short pro forma session. we will then return to the rally after the session.

. >> christopher, we know that yesterday marked the death of the inf treaty between the u.s.d sayi chaos. so it seems like it felt chaotic for a while. what do you think? >> well, i think that russians were the first ones to really throw the inf into doubt. people need to understand what the inf was about. the intermediate nuclear forces treaty was all about basically stopping the production of intermediate range nuclear tipped missiles that could strike with virtually no warning. we're talking about flying 300 miles, 400 miles, 500 miles. it limits them -- basically says you can't have any missiles that can be nuclear arm that are -- that fly for less than 500 kilometers. and the russians have been installing missiles like that all over their portion of europe. so that raises the question of whether they could attack in europe on very short notice or basically with no notice at all. i think the united states is right to say we have to do something about that. the problem is that trump wants to throw out all treaties rather than taking what you've got whether with iran or rus

christophe shake began observing giant orders here. today his work is continued by peruvian biologists. otters have singular throat markings which enable each animal to be identified. with the comparison with the datasheet reveals whether an otter has already been documented. this helps researchers collect a lot of useful information. to. confirm a comes from a higher frontier and these individual throat markings have enabled us to trace the lives of a whole number of these animals. and we've been able to watch them grow and then leave the group as young animals to find a new home and establish families of their own. being able to do that is wonderful and it's the dream of every field biologist. the giant author can grow to a length of 2 meters. to meet their energy requirements the animals need about 4 kilograms of fish a day. this means that the average family group will require about 30 kilograms every day. so the species can only exist in extremely productive habitats once the giant author was hunted almost to extinction for its fur worldwide perhaps $5000.00 creatures have survived. black caymans exist in the same hab

tom: christopher verrone and gina mark adams. says, welcome back. how could a buffoon like you take yesterday off? as my family could tell you, i was glued to the bloomberg on the cell phone for the entire day. mohamed el-erian, please call in. francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance." for the first time since the 1990's, the u.s. treasury department has labeled china a currency manipulator after the currency weekend to more than seven per dollar. steps,as since taken pledging it will not depreciate the currency to be competitive. to discuss more of this is enda curran. one-shot thatof a they had to say, we mean business and do not want the u.s. doing this because we will let the currency lose? does it mean china will retaliate or cool off? enda: i think you are right, it certainly was a warning shot from china. trade talks appear to have gone somewhat ok. there is talk of another meeting thatptember but the idea president trump leading the rhetoric prompted china t

government christopher cover from to give you business breaking down the numbers for us thank you very much for stuff. now to some other stories making news around the world italy is marking one year since the general a bridge collapse that killed $43.00 and injured many more political leaders and hundreds of locals are holding a memorial service in the city a section of the bridge gave way during a thunderstorm last august sending dozens of vehicles onto a railway tracks below. hundreds of firefighters are battling wildfires in greece the largest blazes burning out of control on a nature reserve on the island of north of athens 4 villages and a monastery have been evacuated authorities have declared a state of emergency in the area to new treatments for the deadly ebola disease are now being offered to all patients in the democratic republic of congo after a trial there showed survival rates of up to 90 percent a major break in the country has already killed at least 1800 people. and 2 music companies have canceled appearances by. the star tenor is facing multiple allegations of sexual harassment spanning decades the los angeles opera where domingo is general director is

. >> mark: let me ask you a very simple question, you asked for all the documents bear the communications between bruce ohr and this mi6 agent, british subject christopher the fbi. bruce ohr is still palsy-walsy. has there ever been a u.s. domestic election process as interfered with by one foreign national as has been perpetrateo by this british spook, christopher steele? i don't understand why americans aren't mad about that. >> yeah, i think there's an open question about the involvement of hisis former colleagues in te united kingdom. we have the australian government who is being asked uncomfortable questions about this, as well. this is an international conspiracy against the president. they'd out in the fbi documents, ohr and steele are working together during the campaign, after the campaign, and magically, they hire ohr's wife, the clinton campaign, to help push material to the justice department. you've got to handto it to the clinton gang, they had all of their bases covered. they were flooding the zone. of the doj, fbi, state, and the wife of a senior justice department official. >> mark: and most of washington's intelligence allies in on th

coliseum mark as a's highlights coming up >>and that a man is proving his determination to serve our country by first proving himself he says his wade was holding him back from joining the us army christophered for reports on the man's mental and physical fight. >>to good six-and-a-half 7 months for from into trouble. >>the big goal join the army. he knew that when he walked into his recruiter's office but he had another going to have to reach first just to be considered when over the requirements and everything i would need. >>and the only thing holding back of my way. so i knew that you know something you need to be done. >>you know he was one of those things where i talk to you if you put the dedication into it and you actually work and it's a meeting that i was at 200 and something pounds and then the first 2 weeks you came in he was already down you like to 98. so you know he'd even working. >>and working running in dieting to turn around 18 years of what he probably call now bad habits. >>good job all i have been to be key ways been you know in high school a footballer when i was a line and i was one of the big guys walking around campus. >>and just i guess a coming to you so that po

mark acklom, jailed for five years and eight months. the body of a missing british scientist has been found in a ravine on the greek island of ikaria. 35—year—old natalie christophers that are very different. if we get close i will bring them back but we have to see where we are with unity. with background checks, i think background checks are important. i don‘t want to put guns into the hands of mentally unstable people or people with hate,. pakistan says it will downgrade diplomatic relations and suspend trade with india, after narendra modi‘s government stripped indian—administered kashmir of its semi—automonous status. foreign secretary dominic raab says he had expressed concern to his indian counterpart about the situation. sporadic protests have broken out in the disputed territory despite a security lockdown and communications blackout. our correspondent yogita limaye is in the city of srinagar in indian kashmir, and sent us this update. it is the third day that kashmir remains a lockdown that sporadic protests have broken out, in particular the rest of part of srinagar, protesters chanting anti—india slogans and security forces have used pellet guns to res