so the innovation behind this is we're signing one person to walk up and down a few blocks of the micro- neighborhood so it becomes their beat. >> the group already received a $50,000 grant from the city that will begin paying for the first micro-neighborhood. and the organization is now in the process of raising money

trade bead foreign policy be it the environment so this is what micro is referring to they can act as a g six and maybes do go of shop for other allies around the world of trump is not willing to do that so this is a very very severe spat in the g seven that i have seen that before last year in italy trump was a kind of rehearsing this g. seven summit he just listened but this time it seems that is this is the beginning of the end what about germany chancellor merkel has so far managed to stay above the fray what role is germany likely to play at this summit but the chancellor herself has not issued a tweet or something that is not test diet but i guess she's also somewhat upset or angry it was drummed and you can see that from the economy minister he was doing interviews this morning he says. it was never so open if we achieve anything at the g. seven summit so he's also you know referring to the possible end of this film it would doesn't make sense if the west and as i'm not standing together ben thank you so much to bentley get that in brussels. well it's not only america's closest

micro—housing might be part of the answer — 8,000 new micro—homes were built in 2016, the last year onvalue out of a desirable pitch. stephen smith has been to that epicentre of property madness, north london, to investigate. this is your room? the humidity is great for my chest, i mean it's not no! hyde park palace, but it suits me down to the ground. this is the most pathetic sight known to man. i think of it as a sunken bed. yeah, that's probably a good way to think of it. don't even need to leave the tub — drink from the tap and when i need to, just push the bag down, bang, the bog's right there, just kneel and pee directly down the plughole. it's my system. we've all done it — shared a gaffe, i mean. and this doubling up and the dividing of property seems to be on the rise, with more landlords offering it as a solution to the housing crisis in desirable spots like this one in north london. hello there. how are you? i'm here about the micro—living. come on in. have i come to the right place? yes, you are, come right in. thank you very much. thank you. come in. come on in. here we a

0ver 94% of businesses, micro—businesses. how come?research that we have conducted. and it is fantastic to see such a contribution to the scottish economy. but what is driving this, do you think? it seems to me sometimes that, particularly with people of the younger generation, the idea of a job for life really is and what they're in too. they want to strike out on their rent. is that something that you have found ? it rent. is that something that you have found? it is certainly something that we find standard around each day but realistically what you just mentioned errors around for young people. they're looking for ambition and growth and is one biggest supporters of business in scotland we have recognised that we need to support businesses and their ambitions and we've got some tools to do that. but it is not all great news on that front, is it? there's been some findings about impostor syndrome that a lot of women feel. 0ur micro—business index launched today give some quite stark outputs. a third of women businesses in scotland f

all to ensure that these type of technologies, the micro grids, ders really do get in. and one of the things that congressman is very interesting, and you are very familiar with the greenback, one of the things we've talked about is critical fra bank in puerto rico and the possibility of that to enable those 2,000 plus locations that we previously identified fied through the installation of generation to come up with unique ways to basically ione themselves and provide the capabilities for public health and safety they do. >> naung for that info. i think it speaks to the wisdom of not cutting research and innovation. we are on the cutting edge. we are innovation economy. and we don't go backwards. we need to go forwards. so i need to say those investments are critical to be able to have the responses you just outlined. with that, mr. chair. >> chair now recognizes gentleman for five minutes. >> thank you very much. thank you all of you for being with us this afternoon. secretary walker, you previously stated on february 20th of this year, and i quote, we would never use

the team examined remote areas at the tip of the antarctic peninsula the researchers found micro plastic fibers and toxins that are used by the packaging industry and found in sportswear greenpeace experts fear that plastic could get logged in the tissues of marine creatures such as blue whales through the krill an algae they ingest micro plastics in the food chain represent a global threat was. this is comparable to the empire of climate change or overfishing it's a massive problem eight million tons of plastic end up in our oceans every year such i took a moment and it's getting bigger all the time. and with that now you're up to date on i'm sara kelley in berlin thanks for watching. a school exercise book filled with stories of war atrocities written by brave people just. a flick of.

in recent years the researches have taken regular samples from the seabed and examined them for micro plastics. this year not for the first time the results were deeply worrying. the humvee and of the demand for the outfit i just with this is a sample of sediment from the arctic ocean from a depth of two point five kilometers yet we'll analyze it in our lab on heligoland life on our analysis last year revealed approximately one thousand to one thousand five hundred micro plastic particles which is really quite considerable i would let this go on with me. and tell relatively recently the research as well unaware of the extent of the problem because they didn't have a fission diagnostic tools today it's possible to filter individual particles out of the deep sea mud and to document. not a pretty sight he said klein clay will never be able to get rid of these tiny particles they'll end up in the food chain plastics are in the dead in the oceans. yeah to me it was born plastic tubes are. these days scientists find plastics in most marine life where it can lead to infections and poisoning.

any micro plastics should find their way into the net. the tea m find their way into the net.laces on the planet. this isolated places on the planet. this is hope bay, off the cruise ship trial and not much fishing happens nearby. you won't really seek plastic washed ashore but scientists are worried what may happen here in the future. they also hunted for pollution on land, gathering samples of freshly fallen snow. we didn't know it at the time, but even here, deposited either as a gas or dusk we re deposited either as a gas or dusk were molecules of man—made chemicals. in almost all the samples of water we collected, we find tiny pieces of micro plastics, maybe only a few fragments of fibres in every litre of water, but given that this is really the end of the earth it's remarkable once again that we are finding micro plastics almost wherever we look. jason roberts has worked in the polar regions for more than 30 years. what's the worst thing you've ever seen? i've seen some quite terrible things with plastics but on the bigger scale what actually is probably more terrible a

micro chip you say they have two ways to win., gross earnings by acquiring smaller semiconductor companies or get acquired. >> thas right. so you can maybe think in your imagination kind of the big fish eati a little fish kind of thing. micro chip is the fish in the middle, so, you know, they've been doing a pretty good job the last few years looking around at smaller competitors, really buying them up. similar to what roper has done, really stripping costs out of thsystem, kind of making the business grow more quickly and they've done a good job with that. bought another company a couple months ago. w howeve think micro chip is in a bit of a sweet spot, so ey are big enough that a much bigger semiconductor company can swoop in and buy them and micro chip is big enough to move the needle for one of the larger companies out there. so we think it's one of the rare semiconductor companies in the middle spot where they can make money on both sides. >> very good. mike, good to see you again. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks fo

in jordan, we worked together relating to a micro finance institution. and a micro finance institution there or in turkey or elsewhere will be lending to small entrepreneurs. in those cases, we originate a loan, lend in local currency and opic is one of those risk-takers. it would not be possible to do the volume we do or go -- perhaps that edge of the tenor would get small enterprises and local institutions into the private sector without a partner like that. we both take risk. yes, it is developmental risk. it's new. but what it allows is many local private sector participants to themselves raise their visibility in the private markets. and to access capital, hopefully thereafter, from the public. and that's not the case with many of the other agencies. we work with many. we like to work with opic, but the dutch, the british, the french, the germans and the chinese more recently are also very active in this space. but i think the affmation -- there's a lot of affirmation of having an opic involved in your business, because there is good due diligence.

there is, we currently do not issue permits for micro trenching -- micro trenching. there is legislation pending. the file would make it legal, but at this point it is not legal. >> supervisor cohen: who introduce that legislation? >> i believe then supervisor farrell. >> supervisor cohen: do you remember what day? >> i-- >> supervisor cohen: of course you do, you have that legislation. tell us when that legislation was introduced. >> it looks like march th, 2017. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. do you know why it has taken so long and white hasn't been hurt or why it hasn't been assigned? usual youintroduce something it sits for a three days and and a week you take action on it. >> i'm not sure. i was not into small and legislative affairs when it came up last. i do know that our department has historically had concerns. as patrick mentioned before with the process of retrenching. >> supervisor cohen: i would imagine that the concerns with micro trenching is a little bit like the speaker before you said. prop it -- possibly jeopardizing any of the utility wires, inf

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there challenges with using micro trenching in san francis francisco, one being that there are a lot of utilities in the street and in the sidewalk. if you can think about a sewer main or electric line or water linene middle of the street and the laterals that services theuildin and properties off to the side, the micro trench would run perpendicular to those lines but because of the mess ofroic trenching, it cuts that little trench a whater it, if there happens to be an existing utility there, tight would hit that utility, is o of the challenge. that would be in the sidewalk and the trench would run through the intersection as it goes from one side to the other side, it would run through the roadway and you still have the utilities e roadway, and there would be potential tol hit those existing utilities currently in the ground. >> how much does that usu cost? it can i don't know how much it cost.>> varieon the size and scope of theroje. >> i have heard that it's cheaper than the open cut trench, so i think it is cheaper but there are cenithin a built city like sanrancisco. >> does i

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did you micro-target by race? >> parscale: no, we did not. not at all. >> stahl: never? nope. >> stahl: did you post hateful images? >> parscale: i don't believe so. >> stahl: the candidate trump was never shy about pushing buttons, about pushing prejudices. he used what most people would consider offensive language sometimes. >> parscale: i don't think the math said that most people saw it as offensive. i think a small group of people saw it as offensive, who have a lot of power. >> stahl: but you did mirror him? >> parscale: we mirrored certain things that he would say, mainly things he said in rallies. >> stahl: many of the messages he sent out were what's known as dark ads. they're called dark because they're micro-targeted to individual users who are the only ones who see them. unless they choose to share them, they disappear. can you say anything you want in those dark ads? they're really not transparent? >> parscale: no, because if i said something crazy in those, they would share a million times, it would be all over. >> stahl: so if you said something that appea

iran's determined the micro defending was determined the micro defending was determined and desperateced at moments of play acting. this was frustrating for spain. but the second half brought more space and chances. here, he went close. but those chances didn't all belong to spain, many in the stadium could've been forgiven for thinking this had gone him. to spain, that was perhaps a little close for comfort. it spurred them forward , close for comfort. it spurred them forward, and at last they found themselves spurred. he shot his into themselves spurred. he shot his into the corner of the net. iran got in but that i was a famous equaliser, but that i was a famous equaliser, but those that mattered weren't so sure. spain's lead survived. if only just, ron for all their defending, now through men forward. it almost paid off, good chances that needed better finishing. paid off, good chances that needed betterfinishing. despairforthem, really first—time. for them, betterfinishing. despairforthem, really first—time. forthem, it betterfinishing. despairforthem, really first—time. for them

german chancellor are calling for a unifying the european response to migration but is a money well micro-loan support the numbers to ease the pressure on the americans at home also coming up children in cages these are the images attached to america's a zero tolerance immigration policy anger is growing as u.s. president donald trump defends tearing families apart and upsets go lower at the world cup in russia sinegal put on a blazing display against poland we'll show you how that turned out plus of the rest of the day is a world cup action. hybrid golf is good to have you with us tonight germany's chancellor is digging her heels in insisting on a unified european response to migration i'm go americal in french president emanuel met today to discuss euro zone reform and solutions to europe's migration crisis said that europe should stand up for its democratic principles and she called for greater e.u. solidarity in managing migration. to people who may need one another french president a man who needs under merkel for his ideas on europe and the german chancellor needs france for a europe wid

the team examined remote areas at the tip of the antarctic peninsula the researchers found micro plastic fibers and toxins that are used by the packaging industry and found in sportswear greenpeace experts fear that plastic could get lodged in the tissues of marine creatures such as blue whales through the krill an algae they ingest micro plastics in the food chain represent a global threat. this is this is comparable to the m. part of climate change or overfishing it's a massive problem eight million tons of plastic end up in our oceans every year such i. figure all the time. the rossi is already protected the german government backs greenpeace's campaign to establish another protected area in the way. it would become the largest ocean sanctuary in the world. cup and russia's history on the court in germany have now finished their training camp in italy confident they have done the necessary john work for a successful tournament despite losing last week's friendly against austria the team was all back in germany for a final warm up match against saudi arabia after their very beginnings.

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furthermore, these will have vulnerabilities and enhance energy resources and the use of micro grids and energy storage. storage, the holy grail of energy has a huge role to play in energy. there are initiatives in doe focusing from pump storage to flow batteries. there has never been a time where megawatt storage has been more important. oe is voiding reactive for bulk power systems, as well as frequency control. working with the national laboratories, oe is pursuing three high probability capabilities, batteries using organics, sodium based batteries and recharge bl and zink batteries. oe and caesars are members of the grid modernization, oi focuses on new concepts, tools and technologies that will better analyze and protect the grid. oe and the office of energy official cig, the gmi has been expanded to include caesar, the office of fossil energy and nuclear energy. to ensure comprehensive doe approach to r & b. part of the gmi and established a strategic partnership between the national labs. we have a next multiyear plan to continue our efforts for r & d projects with our labs.

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you know i think micro finance i mean it's well publicized i mean interventions at a community level often with very small contributions i mean it's not about providing thousands of pounds to an individual is often loans of the equivalent of say fifty pounds one hundred pounds two hundred pounds which makes an incredible difference to say a widow who's trying to feed her kids trying to develop a business but just needs that extra cash to buy a few more utensils so that she can produce a bit more food for example and you find a distinguished career other than giving a set of international support and aides say what would you say that is live at least. giving pointers a bit of what is that the thing that you think it really does perhaps best of the range of charities i would say a reach i mean i would emphasize that we have that portfolio including development to work but i have to say at the moment given the nature of the world how many conflicts there are special place like the middle east it's our reach is our ability to underline our humanitarian credentials to prove to the communi

hundreds of micro sized bars, each different from the other, with their own micro crowd.e before. maybe i have, i don't know. this place is one of masa's favorites, bar albatross. a few seats, strong drinks, the definition of a hole in the wall. now, do people come from -- come here right from work? drink all night and then go back to work? >> masa: oh, salary men. >> anthony: salary men? >> masa: hmm. >> anthony: would a salary man bring his wife here? so look, in, in america, uh, the bartender is like a priest -- >> masa: so you come and talk to them? >> anthony: i can tell them all of my problems. >> masa: ahh. >> anthony: and i could behave very badly and he will never talk. ever. >> masa: ah, ah. >> anthony: this is the contract. >> masa: hmm, okay. anthony: absolute confidentiality. >> masa: mm hmm. >> anthony: do i have that kind of arrangement here now? so i have his implied guarantee of total security? >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: so if i came here with some dinosaur riding ho in a bikini. it would be -- i mean -- no, you don't have to ask him. it's okay. [ laughte

watch two things -- one, macro, big picture, and one, micro. let's start with the big picture. if you want to mow where the stock market might be headed i say keep your eyes on the bonds. i know the bond market is boring as all get out but it's larger than the stock market and more importantly it's very important to the the overall direction of stocks back in the day when i was running my hedge fund i'd call in from the road the same way. if i had to be away from my desk i'd begin every conversation by asking where are the bonds that's how much it mattered to me but stock market investors forget the bond market all the time they forgot in 2000 even though the bond market told me the economy was softening near the dotcom peak. they forgot in 2001 when interest rates were too competitive versus stocks and caused a massive selloff they forgot it when the fed raised rates 17 times in lockstep fashion in the leadup to the financial crisis, precipitating the worst downturn since the great depression there were countless taper tantrums where federal officials will strike a hawkish ton

i hope that people will take that on and say i can do one micro advocacy a day. >> i like ending on hope. aubrey blaench, thank you. >> and tim draper got his way. the plan to break california into three states is on the ballot when "press: here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press: here." there is an unusual proposal to split california into three new states. this is not a theoretical idea. supporters gathered enough signatures for the november ballot. chose split it up or no keep it the way it is. if it is a yes vote we need congress to give the final approval. tim draper is the money behind this idea. reporters with fortune and the financial times join me in a pretaped interview with tim. >> do you ever wonder why you are in california and pay the highest taxes in the entire country and running over potholes, the water doesn't work. you're not getting the best water. orovil oroville dam is about to break. >> is it because of los angeles? >> no. why is our education among the worst. bottom three. math 47thth. and then why a prison problem where prison population in the last four

at micro t press conference.ged the tone mike: i am like emerging markets, pass it to me and it goesd i'm in trouble. there will be a lot of signals. we have to statement, economic plot, all todot tell us where they think the neutral rate might actually be right now, whether they are going to drop the forward guidance in the statement and what they will do about the balance sheet, not to mention if we have press conferences every quarter, so you have a lot to look for. scarlet: mike gave us a laundry list and what to look for, or does the keeping you are looking for? scott: if they give us a new view of where unemployment should go, and if there is an upgrade in growth, and of t plot, the infamous do are they going to push guidance up? it takes one more moved by the federal reserve member for the upside of the dot plot to increase the forecast of four asked the entire year. scarlet: how many hikes are the usually in a tightening cycle? is that the wrong way to look at it? scott: it was the wrong way to look at it. it is not the number but the degree of tightening. the last time we we

hopeful just the way it was she's a very close joyous system and there's very few local sources of micro plastic fibers should be coming from however evidence is growing around the world from studies that point the plastic before this three because pretty soon they'll be found the right remote location. you know it's a bizarre thing be afloat on these wild remote and desolate war says feel quite exposed you could g.p.s. google map and zoomed out we could be a tiny speck in this and to draw from for life. yet beneath the surface of this magnificent desolation is just t.v. with life and these are some of the remotest pools on it. and to see what lies below the expedition submarine is launched on board the antarctic specialist susan lockhart what she sees is a stunning underwater realm composed of all manner of life life not yet touched by mankind but it's enormously at risk not least from the effects of industrial scale fishing it has one hundred percent coverage in the sea floor i've been isn't has a great three d. structure which allows other organisms to come in and if they're and a rea

even on the question of bilateral agreements a little bit grudgingly perhaps but france's president micro said you know he won't be letting migrants through to germany that's exactly what the troublesome bavarian conservative leader also wants out of medical of course he's got her under pressure because he said if he doesn't see advances on the migration issue in the next two weeks he's going to take unilateral action and start taking a tough line on his own so a little bit of what she needs to keep going in the difficult situation she's in in both lynn is what the chancellor got from the french president today we know that she needs the support from the french president but that's not enough she needs more support from other edu countries when it comes to finding some solution on migration dishy have anything that she can offer these other countries to get them to come on board. well they've talked about that as well they talked about providing incentives as i say support for the particularly affected countries i think. in the last few days is a travelled a little bit on this issue in re

payoff of a kind so now some critter is micro funny how do i want you often see with crowdfunding is that a business promotes what it ultimately wants to sell not something in the early stages but an idealized finished product if a lot can go wrong on the way that what's being sold is a vision and that can lead to false expectations investors might end up feeling duped if an idea was sold to them as bigger than it actually turned out to be or coughs and i've seen this type of a percent. in the middle district of her lead the country start up fraud is still a rare occurrence here in germany investors tend to do their homework meticulously before handing over percent. i may be true of german start ups but what about the countries traditional key industry the automobile sector it seems that mistrust is very much in order there for years german carmakers have been violating environmental standards and lying about it these all get that's the scandal the broken twenty fifteen over how fox manipulated emissions levels with cheating software and it's not going away. they hit a v.w. subsidiar

do you still trust in the medical micro axis that they will defect save the liberal europe. we are. france and germany are two countries among twenty seven or twenty eighth or nineteen for the eurozone so it's much more difficult than it was in the past for these two to impose compromises and it's more difficult not only because of the number of the member states but also because of the divisions we have already talked about in the european union and in the eurozone but if there are no or if the if michael and merkel don't make proposals we'll make them so i think what they achieved in mezzeh bear is a compromise. more eurozone leaders especially with the with the budget for the zone it was a very important. symbol or measure for my queen not going to be a huge budget yeah we don't know exactly but probably had but we see and that's why of that was also we we didn't get given they didn't say how much these budget will be because because because it's there are still difficult to find a compromise between france and germany and now adays because of the migration problem merican needs

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proponents of political micro-targeting insist it is necessary tool for engaging with electorates however unless these political technology machines are built upon fundamental rates of access and privacy by design it strains credulity that democracy can survive an injured if we do not absorb the difficult lessons that we can learn from the cambridge analytical catastrophe the hearing also aims to identify how the misuse of these data encroached on europeans fundamental rights such as privacy and of the right to impartial information the european parliament is also looking at whether facebook abused its dominant market position hearings are set to continue until next month. britain's government has sold two point nine billion euros worth of its shares in the royal bank of scotland the british government sold the shares overnight for around half of what it paid to when bailing out to r.b.s. in two thousand and eight the government had decided to start selling off its stakes three years ago but the plan was only partially carried out because of the lenders no share price the government is se

scientists suggest that consumption of micro—plastics and other waste by british people eating musselshe fragments of waste — our own washing machines. when we put clothes in the wash, small fibres break off and wriggle their way through the sewage filters into the sea. in a nutshell, if you like, we were able to find small microparticles — so these could be micro—plastics or other types of materials, perhaps textiles — inside every single batch of mussels we found, whether they came from the coastline or from a supermarket source. the big question for seafood lovers and the shellfish industry is whether mussels are still good to eat. researchers say there shouldn't be any problem with eating mussels. they say they need more tests to be absolutely sure. but frankly, if some people think that they may be eating the fibres of someone else's clothing in their meal, they may not be so keen. meanwhile, at the bottom of the ocean, scientists are still finding the effects of bigger bits of plastic rubbish. this blue tarpaulin. a whole bagfull of plastic waste. a crab brandishing a plastic wea

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transactions watch out for those in game purchases a lot of micros can end up being a big macro thelet's go games will cost more than sixty dollars per piece the company is hoping this will boost sales of their video game console then tendo switch which saw more than seventeen million units sold since march of last year with each one costing three hundred dollars apiece that's more than five point one billion dollars in sales even though some of the good news about positive brain functioning is now out there i guess when tendo says gotta catch a ball they must be about talking about taking your bank account one in ten to stocks higher mark high watermark was back in two thousand and seven it's been on a fairly steady roll since two thousand and twelve and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. app channel one thirty two or as always hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. will catch you next time. join me every thursday on the alex sal

a day accompanied by a support team scientists will also follow along to research the build up of micro plastics in the horta. this is the calm to treating ahead of his departure from tokyo more than six years of preparations have led to this moment finally a day to start on my swim across the pacific ocean the com says the crew on board with collect more than one thousand samples and debris all for twenty seven science institutes with a huge focus on plastic pollution he shouted moments of his journey on social media under the hash tag that longest sway. now back to dry land and here is what germany's official world cup squad photograph it has just been released as football fever grips the planet ahead of the tournament due to start in nine days and here we can see the fit again but neuer is there and just above him the blond julian. bron that he grabbed what him live said was the last fought in the squad but everyone is talking about the one who is missing from the photo when the little boy sammy the twenty two year old was the young pair of the year in the english premier league last

so the innovation behind this is we're signing one person to walk up and down a few blocks of the micro- neighborhood so it becomes their beat. >> the group already received a $50,000 grant from the city that will begin paying for the first micro-neighborhood. and the organization is now in the process of raising money to cover clean-up costs for 5 other neighborhoods there in the tenderloin. >>> a stop at a northern california in-n-out quickly turned into panic when a van full of dogs was stolen. coming up tonight at 5:30, we talk to the van's owner who was trying to get those animals to a bay area dog show. >> and we're live in cleveland where the warriors have the chance to wrap up an incredible third tight until four seasons. but you know the cavs will do whatever it takes to extend the series. we will look ahead just ahead. >> and it warmed up a little bit today. temperatures about 8 degrees warmer in some places. fog is not really a big deal. i'll let you know what to expect for your weekend. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be

social inequality is that they see the exclusion of social inequality that's been happening since micro came into power they hate you demanded increased wages and increasing pensions. but the gender gap between men and women in terms of they wages and this is the first into a professional say between one of the unions the c.d.g. and the know the union the as thorough sittings came to power as what we have here students teaching is other people from across the civil service as well as the railways. as you roll the last day of the continues three strikes against reorganizing the essence yes that is the way we're here in france we have seen some limited violence from a small group of protesters known they call themselves anti fascist anti capitalists we sued them actually attempting to smash i asked you was building an insurance building so i did it and it wasn't long after that the police started to come out the c.r.s. police came out and tried to break this protest up in jokes to try and manage any potential violence for the moment there is home of the people here say they want president

micro organisms can leave it behind and cell structures.he indicators whether or not it used to exist. and there's two missions that are in the works right now that can shed light on thfment the first one is from the european space agency and it will launch an important tech development because that means they can get away away e from the radiation and have the potential to get to organic materials. the other mission is won by masters is the mars 2020 recover and it can cash it and at some point later the planets can bring those samples back to earth. and both of those could tell us a lot more whether life existed on mars and the potential for life to exist there today. emily: nasa is looking for life in the solar system outside of mars. if it is somewhere else, what is most likely? >> anybody's pe december. mars subsurface to look for more recent life. on other places, two really appealing places are ocean world, we call them and a small moon that goes around saturn and they have oceans underneath an icy crust and possible those oceans hav

but neither trudeau nor micro manage to talk the president out of imposing the tariffs. donald trump has launched an assault on international trade and those affected are pretty upset the fact that the president has moved forward with these tariffs is not just going to hurt canadian job just going to hurt u.s. jobs as well. and i believe it's important for the e.u. to make a rapid and appropriate response within the framework of the w.t. . should you go we believe these tariffs are not consistent with w t a regulations . this is a but they probably were. coached arabs is this how america treats its friends. so as we all know donald trump is a bargain or a deal maker and in that context laura daniels are the europeans perhaps taking these terrorists too seriously is this actually just trump's opening bid in a poker game in might be but a i would say the especially the european commission that's responsible for trade policy in the e.u. is taking a very rational and proportionate approach right now and it's obvious and they have to keep that this early on that they need to