montenegro, oh, yeah, my friend dave used to drive one of those. [ laughter ] beautiful car, the montenegroike he's an expert on montenegro, but i'm absolutely certain he couldn't find it on a map if you gave him ten tries. is it this one? okay, is it this one? [ laughter ] okay, it's got to be this one. [ laughter ] and to be fair, i couldn't find montenegro on a map either, but i'm not the one talking about it like i'm a producer on "house hunters international." [ laughter ] also, can we go back to the beginning of that clip? >> why should my son go to montenegro to defend it from attack? why's that -- >> i understand what you're saying. i've asked the same question. >> seth: "i understand what you're saying. i asked the same question." sounds like he's doing a robert de niro impression there. [ laughter and applause ] and i think de niro has something to say about you doing that impression. >> [ bleep ] trump. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now here's the thing -- [ cheers and applause ] here's the thing -- i know what i'm saying. trump has made clear repeatedly that he aligned hims

you know, montenegro is a tiny country with very strong people.very strong people, they're very aggressive people, they may get aggressive, and congratulations you're in world war iii! ( laughter ) >> stephen: that escalated quickly. ( laughter ) >> jon: wow. >> stephen: trump is like that health class teacher who skips >> jon: mm-hmm.oo much. >> stephen: "first you go on a date, then you kiss, then bing- bong-boom, hookers are peeing on your bed. ( laughter ) don't do it, kids. women are poison, every last one of 'em." ( piano riff ) and trump's really had some huevos to call montenegro aggressive. look at how trump treated their prime minister, dusko markovic, at the nato summit last year. there with the white hair and the blue tie right there, that's markovic, aaaand... get outta my way! ( audience reacts ) "look, look, your first name might be dusko, but my middle name is douche bag." ( laughter ) >> jon: oh, man. ( laughter and applause ) >> stephen: douche bag fans. pretty good. >> jon: it's but, maybe we should defend montenegro, because th

>> why should my son go to montenegro to defend it from attack? i understand what you're saying. i've asked the same question. >> seth: "i understand what you're saying. i asked the same question." sounds like he's doing a robert de niro iression there. [ laughter and applause ] and i think de niro has something to say about you doing that impression. >> [ bleep ] trump. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now here's the thing -- [ cheers and applause ] re's the thing -- i know what i'm saying. trump has made clear repeatedly that he aligd himself with tin. there are no surprises there. the question is whether congress is willing to do anything, like censure him or subpoena his tax returns, and so far the answer has been a resounding "no." alaska senator lisa murkowski, who casts herself as an occasional trump critic told politico "when the president says something that disagree with, i will state my disagreements sometimes very directly. i don't know if you've noticed, i'm not really a bomb thrower. i don't really lay my body in front of the train

montenegro was part of yugoslavia and there is not an official agreement with montenegro. would be potentially a situation where his client would be in legal jeopardy because there would be an extradition request, and the evidence saying he was part of this coup could not be reviewed by the justice department or a court that would be executing him. sheri: it is true the russians have increased their political meddling in europe? eli: there is no doubt about that. the russians are much more brazen in their political operations as well as their military and error military operations. look at georgia in 2008 and ukraine in 2014. david: how confident are we that this is not true? there is all kinds of things that we do not believe that turn out to be true. eli: i did the best i could. interviewed as many people. none of those people can say they imagine assad doing anything like this. he specialized in working against jihadist networks in the middle east. he told me he would never work with the russians, considered them to be top geopolitical threat to the united states. i hav

many in montenegro hope their government will do the same.g with protecting just what makes towns like this so special. stay with me on bbc news. i will be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. i will see you very soon. hello. well, wednesday promises to be a find they once again across southern and central areas of the uk. we will see seems like this, a lovely picture from tuesday around the document, the blue skies and the skyscrapers. but northern parts of the uk have been wet in the last few hours. it has also been very lucky. we still have that wall coming in all the way from the azores here. see those orange and yellow colours, that subtropical air, so temperatures are still in the high teens across the south of the uk. but as we go through the course of the night, this weatherfront but as we go through the course of the night, this weather front will be moving through. so cool and cooler conditions will be stepping into scotland and northern ireland eventually, but by very early on wednesday morning it is still raining

ago -- montenegro coup about year and a half ago. you might call these great area phenomena. but they are military operation. they are part of the broader military strategy to advance russian national interest. ande are thousands of men more sense involved in various or military groups -- various s that defendgroup the state. they are outside the regular chain of command. they belong to putin as does the they. state.oes the these privated militaries that are loyal to the they but also make money for their bosses and for this they. the operation in syria was aiming at a refinery which obviously somebody in our interest in. it's a complex phenomenon that is part of the larger russian national security strategy of nonlinear war. off and out.ne entrepreneurs, quote unquote, are usable for all kinds of operations in and out of russia -- russia. companies like blackstone were mainly -- mainly involved in information that these guys are doing mission. they are trying to stay under the radar while creating havoc wherever they go. whether the

asilos pero no es para defender a personas que hayan sido detenidas que mÁs ayuda necesitan lori montenegropara que las organizaciones brindan ayuda legal >>> que bueno que se pueda hacer algo diferente. >> hasta ahora la alcaldesa ha destinado un millÓn de dolares para peticiones de asilo, visas y talleres para que los inmigrantes conozcan sus derechos. >> a pesar de los operativos de ice tienen restricciones y no se pueden usar para asistir legalmente a indocumentados detenidos >>> los que necesitan mÁs ayuda son los que tienen Órdenes de detenciÓn. >> seÑalÓ que el presupuesta de washington es supervisado por el congreso que les habÍa advertido sobre el uso de dinero para ayudar a la comunidad inmigrante. >> por eso dijeron que limitar el uso de los fondos serÍa la mayor manera en que podrÍan sobreviv sobrevivir, no obstante, es todo eva york y baltimore que han creado fondos similares y permiten que indocumentados detenidos tengan representaciÓn legal. >> son los que mÁs en riesgo tienen de ser deportados y es mÁs difÍcil que se puedan defender afirma la directora ejecutiva que a diario

la ex asesora le describiÓ a lo lo lori montenegro el tema.ias telemundo la polÉmica hierbe en mÉxico por la rebajas condena a conocidos personajes de la polÍtica. ademÁs siguen sumandose dificultades para los venezolanos que bhuyen del paÍs. y en los deportes un partido sufrido de barcelona en la liga espaÑola ya regresamos quÉdese con nosotros. ♪ ademàs requetechula, ah, te digo. ♪ ♪ ¡y tú no pares! sacúdete que no hay break! ♪ ♪ ¡pégate un poco que se formó el dembay! ♪ ♪ ah. ¡te digo! ♪ es una co no lo es.soluta en 30,000 piezas de precisión, es inspeccionado por los técnicos de mercedes-benz, o no lo es. es respaldado por una garantía de millaje ilimitado, o no lo es. para los que no se conforman, es un vehículo certificado preadquirido de mercedes-benz, o no lo es. el evento de vehículos certificados preadquiridos. desde ahora hasta el 31 de algosto. solo en su concesionario autorizado mercedes-benz. >>> una exdirigente sindical en libertad y el indigna a mÉxico, segÚn especialistas reflejan la corrupciÓn y su propia ineficac ineficacia,

montenegro to a year and a half ago. other businessmen are involved one way or another in financing these kinds of what you might call gray area phenomena, under the radar military operations but they are military operations. there part of broader military effort in the us russian national interests. the same time there are thousands of men, i about this 10 years ago more involved in various military groups as well as those who consolidated with the national guard. to defend the state and they are outside the regular chain of command. they belong to putin as a russian czar would be. to use the old russian term, he can use it as he sees fit and they created these private militaries who are loyal to the state but also there to make money from their copper for the state. the operation in syria, they even had a refinery which had major interest in. this is a complex phenomenon which is part of the larger russian national security strategy of non-linear generation war . it is not a one off out. private entrepreneurs quote unq

en washington, lory montenegro noticias telemundo. >>> en otras cosas continÚa la investigaciÓn por elidencias en estado de washington, solo el protagonista degi robo, richard russell ibala abordo, cuando precipitÓ a tierra luego de una hora de vuelo y mooientras sigu la investigaciÓn. de cÓmo fue posible que robara elo aviÓn, su familia declara e estÁ destrozada por lo ocurrido destacaron el carÁcter tranquiloa de ru russell. en california bomberos dijeron haber logrado importantes avances en el incendio de clevelan cleveland. la mayor parte de residentes de la zona regresaron a sus hogares, 13 mil bomberos trabajan en la labor de extinciÓn, en todo california. y ahÍ, en los Ángeles, cientos de mujeres hispanas fueron esterilizadas hace 4 e dÉcadas sini su consentimiento. ra junta de condado se disculpa publicamente y quiere indemnizarlas. >>> mi hermano, en los aÑos 70, marÍa hurtado soÑaba, una familial numerosa. >>> sabÍa que mi suegra habia tenido 17 yo dije yo con 9 estÁ bien, pero fue parte de las mujeres que esterilizaron en entre r1968 y 1974. >>> esto1 lo sacÓ a la luz virgin

es una mano de obra fundamental de la economÍa de esta ciudad que recorremos de la mano de lori montenegrodo de george washington contra los ingresos de hecho en la sede del poder de la naciÓn se escucharon enseguida nombres latinos. >> hernÁndez fue el primer hispano espaÑol, en esa Época, elegido a la cÁmara de repÚblica de estados unidos en 1822. >> dos siglos mÁs tarde, aquÍ en el distrito uno de los lugares mÁs diversiones de la naciÓn, los latinos representan el 11% de la poblaciÓn. . >> la mayorÍa como ella son de salvador. >> buscando vivir donde uno pueda tener libertad muchos em cobraron durante la dÉcada de los 80 y 90 huyendo de la guerra civil en su paÍs. walter tejada fue el primer polÍtico de salvador electo en la regiÓn capitalina. >> el salvadoreÑo ha venido a hacer la diferencia ayudar en la compaÑÍa de washington. >> el espÍritu luchador que han llevado hasta las suburbios que rodan la capital como la zona de donde es blanco, plomero, casado y con 3 hijos tiene ingresos de casi 70 mil dÓlares anuales. >> washington es muy cara y gracias a que vivimos aquÍ en una cooperat

montenegro, noticias telemundo. >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo, el presidente electo de mÉxicoadmitiÓ que la cifra de muertos por el huracÁn marÍa es 20 veces mayor de lo que habÍan dicho. vamos y venimos. > (mÚsica(. (mÚsica(. > ok piensa el nuevo menú dunkin' run. snacks deliciosos a $2 dólares. pestthe falsies mascara,es. de maybelline new york. volumen de un extremo al otro. sin huecos. pestañas glamorosas que desafían a las postizas. postizas jamás, siempre falsies. the falsies mascara. solo de maybelline new york. por aquíyo no fui.nadie lo hace. por eso sabía que necesitábamos ultra oxi con el poder limpiador de tide. ahora... podemos remover todas las manchas más difíciles que nadie hizo. yo no fui. tiene que ser tide. este regreso a clases, llévate un nuevo iphone de t-mobile y mantén a tu familia conectada. ¡se escapó de la clase de orientación! ¿a quién habrá salido, eh? mmmm... Únete a t-mobile. compra un iphone 8 y llévate otro iphone 8 por cuenta nuestra. ♪ diez hombres y diez mujeres, desarmados todos sin entrenamiento en seguridad ello se van a encargar de cuida

for crimea was involved in the months montenegro crow. other businessmen are involved one way or another in financing the side. it might be a gray area phenomena. were under the radar. but they are military operations. two up and the west. in advance russian and national interest. at the same time there are thousands of men and i wrote about this eight or ten years ago as well as those more consolidated. to defend the state and there outside their outside the regulatory command. they belong to putin. as does the state. for the old russian term. he can use as he sees fit. and they've created these private militaries that are loyal to the state. the operation in syria for example was aiming at the refinery. this is a complex phenomenon which is part of the larger russian national security whatever you want to call it war. it is not a one off and out. these private entrepreneurs are usable for all kinds of operations in and out of russia with advanced government interest. and they are ubiquitous. now to some degree it's a emulation of countr

it is good it is adding value added to the nato defense ok montenegro's army is smaller than the new york police force ok but we need an enemy here is that what russia's purpose is because it's really easy to paint russia is as an enemies because it because it really demands stubbornly its sovereignty go ahead earl and i agree pete peter i mean we mean we mean let's face it it's the fence industry we need an enemy . nato is searching for a new mission i mean really it's a good defense grouping but you know should russia be included in that as well and and what's the real mission the mission has is is not there i don't think there's any fear for russia invading into any part of europe. but. but it you know you need a bogeyman you need a net you need a threat to justify defense expenditures something to white eisenhower. you know cited be be aware of the defense industry and they all do great things they do some you know positive researchers a lot of people employed but you know to grow business you need more threats and so i think it is in some ways it's it's a business that. the rock

travelers to take a look at europe and the balkans specifically while montenegro was second behind iceland in terms of growth and tourist traffic it was notably followed on a list by three countries carved out of the former yugoslavia serbia slovenia and croatia. the other day we told you about american prisoners in more than a dozen states protesting for labor conditions among other issues and prison labor is a billion dollar a year business and many inmates say it amounts to modern day slavery as the debate goes on some businesses big businesses are making a profit on the circumstances here with more is molly barrows legal journalist with the national trial lawyer magazine who joins us from beautiful pensacola florida molly thank you for being with us i mean what sparked this whole thing. well it was the riots as deadly riots at leat correctional institution in south carolina earlier this year seven inmates were dead dozens more well actually about seventeen more were severely injured and mates now through the jailhouse lawyers speak it's a group of inmates that are basically leading thi

dÉjelo-ya un juez federal freno acceso a internet para fabricar armas en forma tridimensional, lori montenegrosta arma se obtien por medio de impresora tridimensional que permite construir una pistola en casa, el gobierno dio luz verde para fabricar las arma en impresoras d3 peroestas armas son hechas de plastico y sin numero de serie dificil de astrear . >>> (en ingles( afirma que si existe el derecho de portar armas tambien esta el derecho de hacerlas. >>> ese niÑo lo puede fabricar un niÑo de 13 aÑos y pueden ser criminales ynadie se va a enterar. >>> eso etremece a iris gomez que mantiene frescas las imagenes de la matanza de (en ingles( donde estudio su hija. >>> no puedo creer que la sociedad haya llegado a esto extremo. >>> ahora el presidente donald trump dice que esto no tiene mucho sentido. >>> tambien ocho sendores obtuvieron una victoria y se bloqueo la venta de los diseÑos. >>> la policia de los angeles mato a un hombre armado con un cuchillo, videos del incidente tiene que muchos consternados porque dicen que los oficiales pudieron responder de otro modo sin sacrificar a la mujer

same guy who organized private militias for crimea and the united states was involved in the montenegro which was about a year and half ago. other businessmen presently are involved one way or another and financing these kinds of what you might call great area phenomena or under the radar military operations a military operations. they are part of a product nasa security strategy to upend the west unhinge western society and advanced russian national interest. at the same time there are thousands of men, i wrote about eight or ten years ago and more since involving various paramilitary groups as well as those consolidated two years ago, the national guard, to defend the state and they are outside the regular chain of command. they belong to putin as does the state, as a russian czar would see it. to use the old russian term -- [inaudible] which you can use sec's sits. if credit these private military companies, the operation syria, for example, was aiming at a refinery which somebody and moscow had a major interest in. this is a complex phenomenon which is part of the larger russian nat

nicanora montenegro, my god, let's give her one more -- come on, now.se] [chanting] no, kavanaugh. no kavanaugh [chanting] damn, i have shivers. who are you running against? next i want to welcome my sister, dear friend, close ally of the national women's law center, deborah vagins, senior vice president for aauw. [applause] >> man, i have to follow that? all right, all right. so thank you vx in the ring. and you stand some more? yes? matsuri for the women who came before us. today but always. , on. [cheers and applause] all right. i'm deborah vagins can see the vice president of the american association of university women. we are a nonpartisan organization that has been advancing equity for women and go for over 130 years. we have just started. our 170,000 members and supporters are in every state and u.s. territory that we on the front line fighting for equal pay, workplace fairness and gender equity everywhere. we know, you referred today how much the supreme court matters in our lives, and any nominee confirmed to the supreme court for a lifetime a

lori montenegro estÁ en washington con los detalles, lori? >>> gracias josÉ.o desde que asumiÓ el poder, pero do donald trump parecÍa no inmutarse. >>> la tormenta de la casa blanca se intensifica. pero ahÍ insisten que donald trump no ha hecho nada indebida. incluso desde la Óptica del presidente su exhombre de confianza se declarÓ culpable que segÚn Él no son delitos. porque el dinero de pagar por el silencio de dos mujeres no salÓo de su campaÑa. >>> pero la realidad es que michael cohen violÓ las la leyes de financiamiento de campaÑa y lo hizo bajo la direcciÓn de trump. y la pregunta es cuÁl es la situaciÓn. una posibilidad que no enfrenten ningÚn cargo y otro enfrentar un proceso despuÉs que termine su presidencia. o mientras sea presidente el congreso podrÍa iniciar un juicio polÍtica. aunque sobre esto Último ni los expertos legales se ponen o. >>> hay precedentes para ellos pero todavÍa no estamos seguros si hay en definitiva una decisiÓn judicial que diga, que sÍ que se puede enjuiciar a un presidente en funciones >>> otros no descartan que existe su

parte del dia rechazando los d pedidos para que comentara de la muerte del senador, lorie mon n montenegromacion desde washington . >> garaiccias, jose, a tdonald p no le gusta dar su brazo a to c torcer cunaando la organizacione veteranos mas gtrandes del pai t te nevienvia un mensaje diciende mccain debia ser despedido con todos los honores al presidente no le quedo otra que actuar. >> la banderasa blanca esta a media asta, s quedara i asi, el presidente cedio ante la presion (hablan en ingles() seguridad report hubo un comunicado oficial donde calificaban a mccain como heroe . >> hemos caido en la politiqu i politiqueria . >> la primera dama y su ijhija fueron a la contratria . >> publicamente ivanka trump de decia que el pais y el mundo lloraban la muerte de un heroe y un gran estadista finalmente hizo lo que muchos s esperaban, agradecido todo lo u que habia hecho por el pais, c mccain era conocido como una voz que tno tenia miedo en ir en t contra de su propio partido, eso incluye al presidente, en su m n mensaje de despedida declaro : (informacion en pantalla() comienza en la capita

. >> ojalÁ que la ley siga funcionando como tiene que ser, gracias a lori montenegro, el presidente dejara la presidencia a andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador mientras tanto ha hecho un balance a su sexenio en una entrevista que pidiÓ perdon a quien haya podido a logra salir durante su gobierno, con tantos mÁs detalles *. >> asÍ es felicidad a 100 dias que el presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto entregue el poder a andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador dio una entrevista a un medio nacional, ahÍ hizo un balance de los que han sido estos 6 aÑos al frente la administraciÓn y lo primero que hizo felicidad, fue reconocer el error mÁs grande, de su gobierno, y fue el tema de la casa blanca, recordarÁs que este escÁndalo brincÓ a raÍz qÉca ri primera dama de mÉxico quiso comprar una lujosa residencia en una de las zonas mÁs exclusivas de la ciudad de mÉxico, pero el contrato de compraventa serÍa con uno de los contratistas favoritos del gobierno de el presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto, desatÓ suspicacias sobre una presunta corrupciÓn, el presidente de mÉxico, enrique peÑa nieto asegurÓ en la entre

en washington lori montenegro noticias telemundo. >>> un inmigrante indocumentado ha sido acusado formalmentea joven desaparecida el pasado 28 de julio. ahora investigan por quÉ cometÓo este crimen. un juez dicen que el hombre de colorado acusado de matar a su esposa embarazada y a sus dos hijas se mantenga detenido sin derecho afianza. documentos oficiales revelan que chris wats ahora sostiene que fue su esposa quien estrangulÓ a las dos pequeÑas luego que le dijo que querÍa separarse. Él pidiÓ ayuda para encontrarla. ahora enfrenta hasta 9 cargos criminales incluyendo 3 cargos de homicidio. al regresar, les compartiremos la lucha de una madre inmigrante en california contra los abusos y la discriminaciones que sufrÓo al arrendar una vivienda. y una polÉmica ley en guadalajara podrÍa convertir a esta ciudad mexicana en la capital del sexo de mÉxico. cÓmo es?. soy emma. y yo claire. y somos las salmon sisters. operamos nuestro negocio desde un bote. el espacio es muy pequeño. la nueva surface go tiene el tamaño perfecto. me encanta que puedo sujetarla en mi mano. estamos orgullosas de vivir a

lory montenegro tiene el informe. >> a sus 22 aÑos, odalys herrera solo conoce una religiÓn, la catÓlicaneral de pensilvania afirmÓ hoy que el vaticano no solo sabÍa de los sacerdotes que cometieron abusos sexuales, sino que tambiÉn los encubriÓ. >> (hablan en inglÉs).. >> aclarÓ que no podÍa decir si el papa francisco sabÍa o no de lo que ocurrÍa. el cardenaldonald, antiguo obispo de pittsburgh ahora estÁ al frente de la aro koiz sus. hoy no se celebrÓ la misa para los educadores catÓlicos como cada aÑo. el portavoz del vaticano dijo que sin ver la evidencia no iban a comentar, esto dÍas despuÉs que un exdiplomÁtico del vaticano en una carta acusara al sumo pontÍfice de tener una conspiraciÓn de silencio. >> acusaciÓn a la que el santo padre no respondiÓ y dijo que leye leyeran la carta y cada quiÉn sacara sus conclusiones. >> tienen que meter a los sacerdotes a la cÁrcel, toditos. >> en washington para noticias telemundo. >> el huracÁn marÍa ocasionÓ casi 3.000 muertes en puerto rico. tal como se temÍa, no fueron 64 los fallecidos como se habÍa reconocido inicialmente, sino 2975. esa e

lori montenegro nos explica. >>> muy buenas tarde a ti felicidad.eportado en el noticiero telemundo as comien a comienzo pero todo apunta que el gobierno del presidente trump apunta de cumplir la meta que tienen muchos en la casa blanca en particular el asesor steven miller y es que quiere reducir de una manera drÁstica quienes pueden obtener la residencia permite es nents permanente y la ciudadanÍa. esto afectarÍa a unos 20 millones de personas. son personas que quedarÍan descalificados porque en algÚn momento recibieron entre otras cosas cupones de alimentos o subsidios para comprar un seguro mÉdico a traves de obamacare para los activistas es injusto porque estas personas pagan y tambiÉn declaran impuestos contribuyen a la economÍa. pero tienen a veces dos y 3 trabajos porque no pueden mantener a sus familias y a pesar de ello tienen que pedir alguna vez asistencia pÚblica. para poner esto para en marcha no hace falta que el congreso Ée el visto bueno o lo aprueben esto lo reportan muchos abogados de inmigraciÓn y para recibir el green card la re

i went to montenegro and f munich years after that. i thoughtal john mccain talk to vladimir putin like they. were next-door neighbors and also like they were dutch neighbors. he could break the ice and speak up with pride for america and calm them down when they need to be called. mitch mcconnell did me the t worst favor of my lifetimeit when he may be the chairman of the ethics committee. job.s a hard he had access to a plane which gave himse an extension of the rules of the past. to worry about effect. in thend end, john took his circumstances to have a private plane and applied it f to the changes we see to make sure everyone is being treated fair. he doesn't just expect things to be good for john, he expects them to be gooday l for everybody. he always did that and i always learned a lot for him. the other thing i learned was how to cuss. tell you, he could do a lot of things but cuss is one of thene best things he ever did. he knew. how to do it to have emphasis added.ap that's what the papers always say when they put the pound m

20 years ago sending people over to verify the groun, fight with ethnic cleansing i jh went to montenegro and the world security conference in munich years after that i saw john mccain talk to vladimir putin cl neighbors also like uncles and e was proud to be in a country who had a guy like him the toughest and brightest there is speaking up with pride for america and calm down when they need it. he had problems. had some mnell mitch mcconnell did me the worsa favor of a lifetime making me the chairman of the ethics at a te whe but that as at a time a time when john mccain was on the committee using airplanes during campaign eventh he had access a plane they gavek him an exception to the rules hk didn't have to worry about the cause andecond to effect but hea second to understand the proble. of a normal legislator have access it in the end he took hie circumstances to have a privatei plane and apply that to the changes that we made several bud he is treated fair.t, he didn't expect things to be good for him but for everybody.w i also learned how to cuss. let me tell you he could do a of l

we did exactly the same thing in montenegro, where i was the president's adviser in 1999.he yugoslav dinar, 313 million percent per month. we replaced the yugoslav dinar in december of 1999 with the deutsche mark, and everything calmed down within hours. i was going to ask whether venezuela was the worst case you have ever seen, but you just mentioned millions of percent, which suggests that venezuela could do better. it is not the worst that any country has ever seen. there have been 58 hyperinflations in world history. by hyperinflation standards, the one going on now in venezuela is quite a modest one. the big ones were hungary in 19116, zimbabwe 2008 and yugoslavia in 1994. those are the big three. amnesty international has accused indonesia's security forces of using excessive force against suspected criminals ahead of this year's asian games. the sporting event opens on saturday, with athletes from 45 asian countries competing. police say they are breaking up organised rings of pickpockets and bag—snatchers, ahead of what is the world's largest multi—sport event afte

ravaged by tourism, montenegros's medieval city of kotor could lose its unesco world heritage statuscome in to force today following the poisoning of the skripal‘s in the uk. what impact will this have on the russian economy?

we did exactly the same thing in montenegro, where i was president dukanovic‘s adviser in 1999.nar, 313 million percent per month. we replaced the yugoslav dinar in december of 1999 with the deutsche mark, and everything calmed down within hours. dozens of injured british veterans who are using art to help them cope with their experiences of war are having their work displayed at a special exhibition in london. the charity help for heroes is mounting the event to showcase how personal battles against post—traumatic stress, depression and the anxiety of combat are being won. colleen harris went along to have a look. i couldn't walk very well. i was in a wheelchair at the time. i was emotionally numb back then, in 2014. but i went into the art room, and we sat down and we was asked to have a go at drawing. i'm sure, if you spoke to my wife, she will tell you that it's calmed me down quite a bit. the scars of war, immortalised in the art of soldiers. this is a road to recovery of an artistic kind. my name's tom stimpson. i served 26 years in the royal air force, and i'm now an arti

many in montenegro hope their government will do the same.s. it isn't just buildings that are listed though — the catalogue includes battlefields, shipwrecks and landscapes. lizo mzimba has more.... v0|ceover: the duchess goes on to birmingham to open the new airport that has cost well over £250,000. the elmdon building, opened almost 80 years ago by the duchess of kent, was the original terminal at what was to later to become birmingham airport. it's now been given listed status as an outstanding piece of 1930s art deco architecture. the number of listed sites in england has now reached 400,000 thanks to today's latest additions. the criteria are quite wide—ranging. some of the time, it could be to do with architectural merit and quality. sometimes it could be to do with engineering innovation and design innovation. other times, it could be to do with an amazing story to do with the community or an individual. 0rjust the sheer beauty of space or a place. other buildings to be newly listed include birches' spotters cottage in shropshire, a no

i went to pristina with john, went to montenegro, went to world security conference in munich a few years after that, and saw john mccain talk to vladimir putin like they were next door neighbors and also like dutch uncles. and i was so florida to have jackie who could break the ice with toughest adversaries and speak up with pride for america and called them down when they need to be called in. john had some problems, too, mitch mcconnell did me the worst favor of my lifetime when he made me the chairman of the ethics committee. that's the hard job and nobody likes the person who is chair because they're scared of you. but i got that job at a time when john mccain was put on the special committee for the ethics committee to decide what to do about airplanes during campaign events as candidates for for our pac's. john had access to a plane, and made it with the rules that we passed. didn't have to worry about the cause and effect, but john took a second to understand the problems that normal legislators might not have had access to a private plane. in the end, john took his circumstances

i went to pristina with john, went to montenegro, went to the world security conference in munich a few years after that. got to sit with piewp putin then. saw john mccain talk to vladimir putin like they were next-door neighbors. also like they were dutch uncles. i was so proud to be in a country that had a guy like john mccain who could break the ice with the toughest of our adversaries. speak up with pride for america and calm down when they need to be called in. yeah, john and i had some problems, too. mitch mcconnell gave me -- did me the worst favor of my lifetime when he made me the chairman of the ethics committee. that's a hard job. nobody likes the chairman of the ethics committee because they are scared of him. i got the ethics committee job at a time when john mccain was put on a special committee for the ethics committee to decide what to do on using airplanes during campaign events as candidates or for our pac's. john had access to a plane which gave him an exemption from the rules that we passed. it made it tough as heck because he didn't have to worry about the cause and

>> no, in mont montenegro i waso provide security advise to a western political advisor that was advising do you think they're trying to go after you? >> because of my affiliation with the cia, i worked there for a decade, something i'm immensely proud of. a conspiracy is very sexy and salacious and gets media attention. leland: you have everyone's attention from the associated press to the guardian, clearly this is what they say. the special state prosecutor's office has issued an order for investigation against j.a. for a founded suspicion that he has committed the criminal act creating a criminal organization under article 402 of the criminal code and the act of terrorism. now, they can ask for you to comcome, for the united states o extradite you. what is your message to the administration? >> you see at nato values, democratic values and human rights and you look at the actions of a state like montenegro, they're contradictory to the values that nato and i hold dear. i think nato, the administration have an obligation to uphold these democratic and human rights values that we hold ca

montenegro is in second place with a whopping 468% increase from last year 0.2% of british holidaymakerseling to that balkan nation and elsewhere, turkey with the largest market share of the three reported a 66.4% annual rise, 11% of tourists from britain have headed there this summer no doubt some of the currency depreciation has aided with the 40% depreciation of the lira this year. finally egypt is in fourth place with a 51% rise from last year those are the biggest growing markets as far as holiday destinations are concerned olivier jager joins us looking at some of the earnings coming out we had tui and thomas cook, both citing the hot weather, while we may be enjoying it in london, it's a bad thing for the travel and holiday industry what is your take on those companies prospects? >> yeah. it actually started earlier in the game, late in june we could see the season for outbound leisure traveler from the uk was looking good we were up 4.9% compared to last year what was special about the redeployment of some routes in order to favor the destinations you mentioned. we were familiar

carlos montenegro coming to encourage reappointment of commissioners moore and richards. not much can be said that hasn't already been said. they're intelligent, thoughtful and members of integrity. and most importantly, they bring a thoughtful understanding that planning is not just about the buildings, housing stock, but the people that exist in the community and the community itself. and further, an empathy that they have that are not as privileged to take time out of their days to bring out their concerns about a given project in a given community. and their ability to empathize and have it in their thought process as they're discussing the projects is something that we greatly appreciate along with their accessibility to both sides of the issue. we support their reappointment. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> there's very little that i can add to all of the public comment that's been made in support of katherin moore and dennis richards for the reappointment. i think that the overwhelming outpouring that you have seen today is a testament t

michael cohen y su exjefe de campaÑa paul manafort estÁn rindiendo cuentan te la justicia, lori montenegroi buenos dÍas, ¿cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn? >>> buenos dÍas vanessa, algunos lo describen como el peor dÍa de la presidencia de donald trump, como decÍas cayÓ como un ladrillo con todo el peso de la ley dos hombres muy cercano de Él pero todos miran de cerca a michael cohen que el hombre por aÑos arreglÓ los problemas de trump quizÁs se estÉ conviertiendo en su peor dolor de cabeza. >> por una dÉcada michael cohen fue el fiel escudero del presidente pero con la espalda contra la pared el exabogado personal de donald trump se declarÓ culpable de 8 cargos federales incluyendo violaciones de leyes de financiamiento de campaÑa. >> y afirma lo hizo a peticiÓn de un candidato. >> es decir, de trump cohen, quiÉn tuvo una relaciÓn estrecha con trump durante mÁs de una dÉcada hizo pagos a 2 mujeres in incluyendo 130 mil dÓlares a la actriz porno stormy daniels para que guardara silencio sobre su supuesto romance con trump y de esa manera influir en las elecciones, es violaciÓn. >> cuando el mandata

and nobody was montenegro. we did not worry about anybody too small to defend, because we were all small. we were small organizations, but when we came together, the singleness of it all was matched by the fit. confrontational politics was a day to day occurrence. we would meet together. these three organizations and others. we would meet together at my organization's office at the napa headquarters on thursday nights, where we would have the napa soul session. the napa soul session was signified as a designated time for us to come together. what we had, the unifying principle was a drink that we had, that was mixed in a garbage can. it was a kool-aid base, with i send whatever liquor people could bring in that day, whether it was ron moore jim, whatever. we put it in there. the name of this was called mother. mf was the short name. it got that name because after you took your first drink, people drink it and said the, that sure is a -- after we had our mf and did our dancing and our singing, we would sit down