this is mikael. - hi. double the fun! - hi how are you? ready to go to the party again? alanna's daughter and grand-kids are here for what i imagined as a small neighborhood get-together. i was thinking a backyard, a few tables, a barbecue. boy! was i way off! look at that! look how long that table is! we're in a back alley in montreal with the people of the co-op. that's amazing! salut, charlotte. ca va? [hi, charlotte. how are you?] bonsoir. [good evening.] hi, charles. fine, thanks. - the community alanna was talking about? well, this is it. let's go get some wine. have a seat. thank you. would you like red or white? yes. yes? okay. what a setup! it's absolutely amazing. great. there you go. thank you. hi, chelsey. it's really hard to interview you here today because you're talking to me and then you go: "hey! how are you?" that's awesome. sorry about that. no, don't be sorry. it's... example! did you envision back then, when you were fighting the fight, that you'd be sitting in this back alley on a beautiful summer's day with all of these people? this is one of the m

reagan -- >> -- >> so let me tell you about meeting mikael gorbachev. mikael gore chevy. one of the things arranged for me to go backstage and meet gorbachev. i could see his translators talking to him telling him i had written the speech. and gorbachev laughed. and said --. and then he explained through his translator this was just a piece of theater. he knew ronald reagan. and ronald reagan couldn't resist a good line. but it made no difference to them in moscow at all. jamie, hr, stick up for goreby. will you please? the speech didn't make a darn bit of difference. >> doesn't make that -- doesn't matter maybe if it made difference to him. or anybody in moscow. made a heck of a lot of difference to german ns and east germans in particular. serving as a captain p in the second yooitsz cavalry on the border of east germany and west in november 1989.united states the border of east germany and west in november 1989. on that day, is where our soldiers went, our cavalry troopers went from one moment staring down east german border guards to the next moment seeing the gates t

hi mikael! how are you? hey! good. how are you doing? nice to meet you. all right, pablo.e me a little bit of context. i know i'm about 40 kilometres away from buenos aires. yes. but what is this neighbourhood? how would you describe this place? this neighbourhood is called salas. it's a vulnerable neighbourhood, and we're building solar collectors for families who do not have access to hot water and we make everything with reused material. for example, plastic bottles, aluminum cans, tetra bricks - all that is usually burned. here, we're going to build a solar collector that is going to give hot water to families 80% of the year. this is a very...you said a "vulnerable neighbourhood". - yes. very low-income? yeah. low-income. why don't they have hot water? is it because there are no pipes out here or they have no way of heating the water that they do have? there are no water pipes. they are pumping the water from the ground. usually, they heat water with gas and then, they wash themselves with a jar. they're not used to having a shower in their houses and we're building e

later by 1987, quote, folks in germany and much of europe or not with ron reagan but with mikael gorbachev close quote. by 1987 it's clear that the soviet union is stagnating, and 1987, the united states is resurgent. and everyone else in the world can see that including the germans. yet germans your missy gorbachev is a more hopeful figure. we go to hr mcmaster, how can that have been hr? >> i think it has everything to do with confidence. confidence in our democratic form of government. confidence in how we are as a people. confidence in the transatlantic relationship, and the free states of europe at the time. what i hope to do with my essays make and-ology analogy and to that point you're making implicitly. that we can regain our confidence in who we are as a people, in our democratic form of government. i think we can do with effective leadership and with some clarity, clarity that that speech provided and the leadership that ronald reagan provided. we'll, i'm quoting you, coming out of the fight. quote the comments from the state department and the staff give a flavor of their thinki

bring in a man who played alongside both solskjaer and carrick, the former manchester united defender mikaely goodbye to manchester united, even if from a distance he will still he — even if from a distance he will still he in _ even if from a distance he will still be in the heart of the funds. he achieved so much as a player and even as— he achieved so much as a player and even as a _ he achieved so much as a player and even as a manager. he made manchester united proud again. united _ manchester united proud again. united went withjosie manchester united proud again. united went with josie mourinho, united went withjosie mourinho, that didn't work out. they went with a former player in solskjaer. where do they turn next? that a former player in solsk'aer. where do they turn next?h do they turn next? that is a question- — do they turn next? that is a question. but _ do they turn next? that is a question. but you _ do they turn next? that is a question. but you shouldn'tj do they turn next? that is a i question. but you shouldn't be reacting — question. but you shouldn't be reacting in the