is stefan a fall climate expert at the fee university here in berlin a very warm welcome to news mr fall wildfires above the arctic circle what on earth is going on. there's no physical reason why they shouldn't be wired for years also at this high latitudes i mean there are a lot of forwards there's a lot of material that could be burnt potentially and then if we have an extraordinary weather situation such as during the last days and at the moment and this can likely happen but it seems you know seen from this vantage point that everything is going from bad to worse it seems like mother nature is throwing drought to wrenshaw rains freezing temperatures in some parts of the planet are we witnessing climate change at work here or is something else taking place it's always a bit difficult to attribute a single event to climate change but what we can say is that the climate change increases the likelihood of specific events are taken over heat waves for example of heavy precipitation events there it's quite clear also from a physical standpoint that climate change is easy and the probabili

great food and yes to the fire and i said mr allen. last fall on the his front legs wife thinks he's going to fish if. no one is going to and it's a really long fishing trip almost bald cop has been saw for example as well as promote some tension across the big media social media platforms while this one english shout out final blogger spencer wrote he's been going many followers with his coverage of the tournament on. benches in russia. since the road clearly clash between russia and spain we showed off to the game. i've done everything off in flying off and on trains of stayed in hotels i've stayed in apartments we've had absolutely zero issues in terms of the people with man in fact it's been the the other way i'd say people have been so friendly and welcoming to the english and not just english. i must say that one of the things i love the world cup is the different kind of cultures you come into contact with and for everything i've seen a said that the russians have welcomed that i have to say it's been amazing and yeah i've gotten zero com

>he white house has announced on twitter that vladimir putin is coming to the white house in the fall. mr. coats: say that again? [laughter] -- yeah, yeah.in mr. coats: ok. [laughter] that's going to be special. poor dan coats. he h this week. to react to police in the u.k. believe several police people were involved in the novichok attack on a former russian y and his daughter in salisbury in march. the suspects were identified by cctv footage.ea ier this month, dawn sturgess died after being poisoned by the nerve agent, and her partner remains in hospital. police believe the incidents are annked. danielord reports. daniel: in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas mask again, gathering possible evidence othe nerve agent attack. a large plastic container was taken away for examination. it inow more than four month since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill after leaving his home in a quiet cul-de-sac where they had become contaminated by a russian-made rve agent, novichok smeared or sprayed on his front door. the cnn network in the united states suggested today that cc

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great food and yes to the fire and i said mr allen. last fall and there he's found that his wife thinks he's going to fish if you. go on this go to town it's a really long fishing trip almost well top has been soft predictable as well as from some attention across the big media social media platforms while this one english shout out find a blogger spence wrote he's been dogging many followers with his coverage of the tournament on. benches in russia. was once a road clearly clash between russia and spain we caught up with him shortly after the game to get his take a little bit. of that everything off in following up in on trains of stayed in hotels have stayed in apartments which had absolutely zero issues in terms of the people with its being the the other way i'd say people have been so friendly and welcoming to the english and not just english. i must say that one of the things i love the world cup is the different kind of cultures you come into contact with and for everything i've seen a said that the russians have welcomed that i have to sa

agreed but would not commit saying whatever mrs made is falling by him could affect any trade deal with walsh national with other countries meanwhile protests against transfers that were swelling in london organizers estimate a quarter of a million people turned out among them on the sea a church in the capital. that's the really good question joe of the protesters out of the protests that have been. to the u.k. here we are you interested out there squarely we can see behind me the square is absolutely packed with the tens of thousands of people that have been marching to get to this point for the last couple of hours and it has to be said that the numbers of people who turned out while we saw o'connell trumpets recent may try to show a unified front they've talked about their special relationship we've seen people here talk about how the only special relationship truck seems to have is with him. he's probably going to france and that coming out onto the streets in such numbers is fake news so all of these people are trying to make it be understood that the u.s. president is not welcome

i look forward to confirming this new equally outstanding nominee this fall. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator for connecticut. mr. murphy: thank you very much, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor to talk for a few quick moments about what the stakes are as we begin this debate over a new swing vote on the united states supreme court. this is a fairly simple chart listing off a number of preexisting conditions that tens of millions of americans have and what it says is that the supreme court could take away your health care if you have a history of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, pregnancy, lupus, parkinson's. the list goes on. the reason for this is that the new priority for those that oppose the affordable care act and the protections that are built in it for americans who are sick or have ever been sick, the new strategy is to use the court system as a reason to try to invalidate the protections in the law for people with preexisting conditions, protections, by the way, that republicans said that they su

mr. trump falls prey to them. >> director jim brennan. >> john brennan. >> i'm so sorry.'m really sick. cold medicine. john entreprenebrennan, i'm so . i know that. we do appreciate it. >>> and ahead, the president keeps splitting with the intel community on russian meddling. is the gop still buying what he's selling? until her laptop crashed this morning. her salon was booked for weeks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% off at office depot officemax i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it

mr. trump invited putin to the white hothis fall even as criticues toimmer.so far, no reaction from the kremlin. the invitation caught most of washington including the president's top intelligence official, by surprise. as angelica alvarez reports, dan coats says he's still trying to learn what happened when the two leaders met the first time. >> you're right. i don't know what happened in the first meeting. i think as time goes by, we'll learn more. >> reporter: president trump has declared the summit with president putin a great success. so much so, mr. putin has been invited to the white house this fall, another thing the president didn't tell dan coats. >> did i hear that right? >> yeah, yeah. >> okay. >> yeah. >> that's going to be special. >> reporter: president trump has tried to clarify statements he made at the summit that seemed to let putin off the hook for russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> let him know we can't have this, we're not going to have it, and that's the way it's going to be. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll found only about a th

fall. i like penalty mr luker most rich said that so i took a penalty shootout even reckons he just kicks sealedvictory for croatia setting up of course a final showdown with russia. i want to absolutely great result there for crush and it's going to be a very exciting match against russia it sure will be publishable italy as for database for us many thanks indeed let's. clear up to date now and the deputy news will be back again at the top of the hour for all of us can brylin thanks for watching. like i think. any time any place. missing limbs video. you have a little bit of those. songs to sing along to.

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the co—founder and chairman of giant chinese conglomerate hna group — has died in a fall in southern france. police say mrnot treating the death as suspicious. hna employs more than 400,000 people worldwide — with assets including major stakes in deutsche bank, hotel chain hilton and skyscrapers in london the national health service celebrates its 70th anniversary today. when it was created, it was the first time in the world that completely free healthcare was made available on the basis of citizenship rather than payment. dominic hughes has been speaking to three generations of one family who've all had careers in the health service. josh from the communications team, his sister simone, a doctor ‘s assistant. their mum sue who works in occupational therapy and her mum helen, a retired nhs cleaner. 0ne family who all work or worked at one nhs hospital, wigan infirmary. family who all work or worked at one nhs hospital, wigan infirmarylj feel it's a good place to be and i'm happy to get up in the morning and go to work. i feel that the elderly population, they are very strong. go to work. i feel that the

i'm sami's a down in the dutch capital i've come to amsterdam to discuss with mr saakashvili his rise and fall and how he plans to continue his political career former georgian president mikheil saakashvili talks to al-jazeera. former president of georgia a former governor of a desk in ukraine thanks so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for inviting me so you're now here in the netherlands but on april the third you spoke about how you want to return to georgia when will that happen well be or entire region are we going to change the the present artificial situation when all garcia running the show sidelining the people sidelining democracy just making fun of the whole idea of the political process it's very artificial and there you can't return until that changes or else you would probably go by the refs except i also ball sort of change i keep i the only politician maybe well maybe in the world at least part in two different countries i have a party which i lead in ukraine and i hope party which i live in georgia and then put in permanent contact with them indeed. how did some of the

i look forward to continuing our vetting process and voting to confirm judge kavanaugh this fall. mr. president, i yield the floor, and i'd note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. mr. flake: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. flake: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. flake: i ask unanimous consent to have it vacated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. flake: mr. president, in january of next year, when i cast my final vote and look back on 18 years in the house and the senate, one of the things i'll value most are the friendships made during my time here. i've been fortunate to have incredible staff to work with for every year that i've been here. from the interns who answer phone calls, not all of those phone calls pleasant mind you, to the staff assistants who make constituents and visitors feel welcome in my office and in the capitol, to office managers who make things run smoothly and build camaraderie among the staff and the team, to legislative corns defntses who skil

mr. corbyn: with fares rising above inflation, passenger numbers falling, and services being cut, does the prime minister accept her failure on yet another public services, the buses? >> hear. i, can ian i, can first of all can i first of all , say to the right honorable gentleman that i absolutely agree as i'm sure all members of the house do, that our thanks should go to the firefighters and the troops who have been struggling to deal with these terrible fires that we can see in the north of britain? and on the point about the buses, i would merely point out to him that i think we should look at a responsibility of local authorities for the buses. but can i also just can i also , just comment on the remarks that the right honorable gentleman made about putting sufficient funding into the national health service? at the last election, the labour party said they getting the nhs and extra 2.2% a year would make it the envy of the world. but we are not giving it an extra 2.2% or 2.5% or 3%, we are giving it an extra 3.4% per year. >> hear. pm may: now he tries to say that is not enough. what

i'm sami's a down in the dutch capital i've come to amsterdam to discuss with mr saakashvili his rise and fall and how he plans to continue his political career former georgian president mikheil saakashvili talks to algiers the. former president of georgia a former governor of a desk in ukraine thanks so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for inviting me so you're now here in the netherlands but on april the third you spoke about how you want to return to georgia when will that happen well be or entire region are we going to change the the present artificial situation when all garcia running the show sidelining the people sidelining democracy just making fun of the whole idea of the political process it's very artificial and there you can't return until that changes or else you would probably go by the refs except i also ball sort of change i keep i am the only politician maybe well maybe in the world at least part in two different countries i have a part to work which i lead in ukraine and i hope part two which i live in georgia and then put in permanent contact with them indeed barehea

four hours ago as we stood in this same place and it looked like the government could well fall apart in fact mr say hofer had staked not only his own political career but in many ways also the future of his party on winning this conflict it looks now like they have found some kind of middle ground between the chancellor's position that she does not want to divert from the international agreements that were reached at last week's summit in brussels among european union member countries and also the bilateral agreements that she has reached with countries on europe's external border in regard to returning refugees who had initially been registered there so she has stuck by her guns saying she is not willing to go for a german unilateral solution where the interior minister simply shuts down the borders in bavaria and start sending refugees back without consulting with their affected e.u. member countries on the other hand misters a hope for clearly was looking for at least a symbolic win here and frankly brant this entire conflict is all about symbolism there is no pressing crisis at the german o

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regional cooperation international cooperation but i'm sure your fall of the international news agenda mr putin is slated to make quite. soon with mr trump and i'm sure you heard that there are a lot of speculations about the so-called grand bargain supposedly and all for that mr trump may make to president putin to exchange syria for ukraine is that as far as you know is that really something that may be discussed behind closed doors these two issues or two independent. his ukraine cheny me. there is no any connection within these two important. we are here to discuss a world the. it's russia in connection with the cooperation in syria as well you run into is. this a poor the position of the. russians that you question do you know. you cry now speaking about the syrian talks. the western media report about it as a as a sort of a possibility that may happen but many analysts in russia suggest that this has already been implemented to some extent on the ground for example. iran's role in the operation is to good or earlier this year was last pronounced and usual its role in the current sou

mr. wilke has been twice confirmed by the senate, most recently last fall by unanimous consent for his current position as under secretary for personnel and readiness at the department of defense. during the hearing mr. wilke not only demonstrated he has the leadership and experience to lead the v.a., he also spoke in depth about how he shares the president's vision to put veterans first. senators isaacson and testor, the committee chairman and ranking member respectively, have expressed their support. the white house expects the senate to move quickly to confirm robert wilke as the next v.a. secretary upon his return. with that i will take your questions. >> sarah, you call on me before my husband? >> it's a tough battle. i did. yeah. record, let the record show. >> ok. >> i will say i'll take a question. >> you got it. >> i think this is a big moment. so i had to give it to -- yeah. >> if the president would tweet about it then it changes the whole dynamic. i digress. during the campaign, the president said i am pro life and i will be appointing pro life judges. is the president still commit

will close off and some of the offensive zone still missiles the only one of them will fall through almost like the old mr ward was. with. the incident this in the arsenals of the host i'm done with the old version stopped and there was a sting of only fun is up in his cards on the fine. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've matter us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each dish. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be culled from rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent for his last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per circuit for shock and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building two point one. billion dollar. but don't let the numbers over. the only number you need to remember one. to miss the one and only. in the headlines today russia said spain nailbiting penalty shootout sees the host nation through to the quarter finals of the world cup twenty eight. what about a celebration it was expected as russia went into. picture. i. was the night before of course another day you know and an

information from vladimir putin fresh from the helsinki summit to come to the white house this fall, let's listen. >> mr a question about russia, why is it a good idea for the president to invite vladimir putin to the white house. what does the white house have to gain from this visit? >> i'm happy that the two leaders from two important countries are continuing to meet. if it happens in washington, that's all the good. those conversations are incredibly important. we have our senior leaders meeting all across the world with people we have deep disagreements with. it is incredibly value to the people of the united states that president putin and president trump continue to engage in dialogue to resolve the difficulties our countries have faced between each other. i think this makes enormous sense and i'm hopeful this me meeting will take place this fall. >> is he really that hopeful? a long time russia hawk, he has learned how to stay in the president's favor. to keep the disagreements in private and to agree with him in public. >> if you look at what's going on in capitol hill right now, even among the

mr. putin to washington this fall. it comes as the u.s.y bogan reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: there was a pushback on capitol hill against what many believe is president trump not handling the russia situation properly but today the press secretary announced today that president trump has instructed his national security adviser john bolton to invite vladimir putin here for another meeting this fall. that would make it their second one-on-one meeting. meanwhile on capitol hill that press conference on monday is still drawing a lot of criticism. it'sdemocratic lawmakers erupt into a chants on the house floor following an impassioned plea by representative steny hoyer to help states better secure elections. >> surely we can rise above pandering to party and putin to act on behalf of our freedom and security. >> reporter: strong backla

i look forward to confirming this new equally outstanding nominee this fall. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator for connecticut. mr. murphy: thank you very much, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor to talk for a few quick moments about what the stakes are as we begin this debate over a new swing vote on the united states supreme court. this is a fairly simple chart listing off a number of preexisting conditions that tens of millions of americans have and what it says is that the supreme court could take away your health care if you have a history of cancer, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, pregnancy, lupus, parkinson's. the list goes on. the reason for this is that the new priority for those that oppose the affordable care act and the protections that are built in it for americans who are sick or have ever been sick, the new strategy is to use the court system as a reason to try to invalidate the protections in the law for people with preexisting conditions, protections, by the way, that republicans said that they su

mr. vladimir putin received the invitation to the white house this fall but not yet agreed to attend the meeting. >>> it's 4:37, a woman is recovering after she was hit by a bicyclist on market street in san francisco at an intersection where there's been several collisions according to the san francisco examiner, the psychist hit the woman as she was crossing the street at market and powell after 5:30 yesterday evening. she was thrown to the ground but able to walk to an ambulance. the psychist did stay at the scene and cooperated with police. there's been other collisions between cyclist and pedestrians at that same intersection. >>> a man riding his bike was killed in a hit-and-run in crockett. amber lee talked to the man's family and friends who are devastated by their loss. >> pure golden heart. his beautiful smile and dimples. brother as sweet and loving. sport made him healthy and happy. >> he's been doing it for years. he's done marathons and 100- mile rides on a regular basis. >> on tuesday night around 7:20 he was riding along san pablo avenue west of the dead fish restaurant w

fall over. tough guy, mr. tough guy. mr. tough guy.nedy: politics need to be more chaotic and entertaining. does president trump have reason to be worried? is biden the best person the democrats have right now? and does he pose the biggest threat to the president? >> i think he is the best person to have. everyone else they either don't have full faith in or has already run and failed. the president should be afraid of biden. he appeals to the left and the right. you can't dislike the guy for the most of part. i like him. he's extremely likeable. and he punches back. i think he's the on person when it comes to the president who can go tirk t for tat. but anything he throws, he can throw right back. trump when he's emotionallyup set is never a good thing for himself or his party. >> it's allly all the concerns -- it's all the things -- the concerns i have about trump. he's focused on the tiny segment of older white voters who are disenfranchised and switched from obama to trump. the obama-trump switchers can be mine again. to make ameri

do you think about it well i think that we in the country are oh mr cohen a debt of gratitude for ferret out anybody stupid enough to fall for this in the first place and while i'm supposed to be saying that what mr cohen did was are horrible in a sick way i kind of admire his ability to basically plumb the depths of people's stupidity so he he received the gold medal for that effort and richard how do you respond to this. he's been doing this for several years recall he had a show called bore out where he did this you the exact same kind of episodes and i would even go one further than the line and i agree with what he said there was another episode where you had politicians some still in office and some who used to be senators and house members house of representatives members who are endorsing the idea of three year olds using handguns to protect themselves and their little classmates in schools and these people did it was a straight face looking into a camera you know i so i think what he's doing is frankly teasing out of people things that they would feel otherwise embarrassed to say in mixed company but somehow tha

we hope and for reopening and fall of 2019. mr president, thank you for reading the letter from one of our happy summer camp parents. it is a sure sign that you are having a great summer when it feels like the weeks are just whizzing by as they are. we are already halfway through summer and with thousands of kids enrolled in the summer camps and programs, this summer we are offering more than 500 camp weeks serving more than 12,000 children in our camps plus thousands more in our learn to swim programs. some fund staffs -- 250 muffins were faked at mega- up. 317 batches of slime have been made throughout our mounting neighbourhood camps this summer. sixteen countries around the world were visited at a -- at adventure up at 141 experiments were conducted at the museum art and science camp. and then just yesterday we had over 700 kids at casey jones bayview park for our annual summer play day which includes a variety of athletic activities, arts and culture activities, rides, we barbecue a lunch. this year by doing it at kc jones, w

will fall into almost like the old mr woodward was. with. the incident this is the us all. done with the all business stopped and there was a string of phone calls a fund is up and his cards on the file. welcome to that rock. the boat. up. welcome to the alex sullivan show for the rock of gibraltar today massage and of our free fall serious we focus attention on the peoples in the communities of us fascinating territories we delve into the history of the culture we talk to some interesting characters of course all of this has been a soldier preacher e-mails and your messages of course and wishing to the banks issue and as ever there are strong opinions and he says campbell seems to forgotten those in the majority voted for back said whether you agree with them or not they put a democratically to this labor not believe in democracy anymore and brothers out on complementary about the d.p. he says how laughable are they just what family both an m.p.'s are on alex semin to that for the republic of ireland and the e.u. to dissolve i dish border crisis a bit like saying my dog ha

that can be made the reality is if they can't well the options are several first of all mr hoffa and his party could fall into line with what angle americal brought back from the e.u. summit in brussels effectively to stand down as it were and accept the provisions of that deal and in that instance things would go on pretty much as normal almost as they hoped for could say no we are not going to fall into line we stick with what we said we would do which is unilaterally impose border controls using mr hoffa's power as ministry of the minister of the interior to do that if that were to happen then the some minds is that america would have to see him out of his position because that's not something that she agrees with and in truth there isn't really a majority in parliament that supports that point of view and if that doesn't happen well this resignation suggestion the question would be if you resigned will he go but some other c.s.u. minister take on the interior ministry with perhaps a different approach lots of imponderables there really larn the only people who really know what's going to happen are t

the announcement comes as a plan for a summit this fall between mr. trump in mr. putin in washington that would focus on national security. investigators with the coast guard and ntsb are investigating a tourist boat accident that killed 17 people in missouri. the boat capsized last night in a lake near the resort town of branson. authorities are releasing few details, including whether the people aboard were running lifejackets. a powerful thunderstorm moved to the area at the time of the accident with winds topping 60 miles per hour. respected carnival accusations of sexual harassment in the church. the pontiff is considering axon's against a carnal -- actions against a cardinal, including new actions today. global news 24 hours a day, online and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. livehan: live -- shery: from bloomberg hikers, i'm shery ahn. mandalay --r a amanda lang. targets china, thece you and the fed on rates and currencies and we have the latest from washingt

mr. buck, in regard to the limb fall your, i went over -- failure, i went over the briefs, i don't remember the specific times, had she with within -- been talking about failure before that? >> the limb failure that occurred, the very compelling limb failure that damaged the front roof, that occurred in 2016. again, i want to commend the property owner. she didn't run out the next day and try to remove the tree, she hired a professional to address those concerns, and she clearly gave that some thought in her timeline presented earlier today. she spelled out that she waited a while, she hired a professional. so we received that report, and since that time, you know, we made our decision, but we did review that limb failure as part of the permit process at our public works hearing. >> okay. >> so i don't know if that answers your question. >> no, it does. >> it establishes a timeline that she has clearly sought to retain the trees as long as possible. >> and the last question, that cement looks like it's been repaired. it's a different color. it's a newer cement. do you have how many times th

fall over. tough guy. mr. tough guy. >> jesse: before get to that news, there's other news i want to address. have a new hairstyle. >> greg: [laughs] >> jesse: i want to take it on the table. this side, this side, it's a little different. >> greg: a few thank biden is running, you are as high as jesse's here. you are a cross between morrissey and alves in the bad years -- elvis. >> abby: looks like he just got out of a convertible. refreshing. >> jesse: much nicer than greg. >> juan: i didn't notice. i feel bad. i should pay more attention to my friends. >> jesse: it's to the side and parted more wavy. >> juan: what are you trying to accomplish? >> jesse: i just haven't gotten it cut so i tried to rework it. >> kennedy: i thought the best reaction from michelle backstage component to hear people at fox and you asked her if she liked your new hair and she went "huh "huh." i think it makes you look like you went downhill skiing without a helmet. that's a compliment. >> jesse: greg, what did you pick about this potential matchup, biden versus trump. >> greg: is this a party or a rest home? biden

takes place in the fall, of course, there has been backlash from the public and republicans when president trump intensified by hereing president putin for second meeting and now mrpeful the meeting was in the fall, so that could be happening. plenty to discuss. kevin: we are going to be hearing a lot more from secretary pompeo, particularly next week when he is scheduled to testify on capitol hill and take questions, not just from republicans, but democrats. that will be fascinating to watch. also breaking, the rnc has chosen charlotte to host the convention, charlotte, north carolina, in 2020. never too early to start talking about the 2020 cycle. that is the state that the president carried by 3.5 percentage points against craddick nominee hillary clinton. shery: there will be plenty to talk about next week, starting with the g20 meeting happening tomorrow, or secretary mnuchin will fly support osiris week -- will be flying tobueno b buenos aires. the president not really likening that strength being a disadvantage to the united states, so we will talk a lot on g20, and given the trade tensions taking place in the background, we will have the european commissi

i'm sami's a down in the dutch capital i've come to amsterdam to discuss with mr saakashvili his rise and fall and how he plans to continue his political career former georgian president mikheil saakashvili talks to algiers the. former president of georgia a former governor of a desk in ukraine thanks so much for talking to al-jazeera thank you for inviting me so you're now here in the netherlands but on a for the third you spoke about how you want to return to georgia when will that happen well be or entire region are we going to change the the present artificial situation when all garcia running the show sidelining the people sidelining democracy just making fun of the whole idea of the political process it's very artificial and there you can't return until that changes or else you would probably buy the rights except you also bolster to change i keep your eye on the only politician maybe well maybe in the world at least part in two different countries i have a party which i lead in ukraine and i hope party which i live in georgia and then put in permanent contact with them indeed. i did som

for last fall, mr.ole reversal and the prolonged easing will weigh on financial executions, how the policies become tighter. but markets are speculating. then one thing in evidence to the boj is not walking away at all. what they are trying to do here, achieve here, is they talk a lot about how earnings can wait on financial institutions. we have seen several centrists and boj board members talking about prolonged easing. in 2016, before the introduction, what happened in 2016 in june was brexit, and that may the whole yield curve become really flat. boj came out with more speeches in june followed by media leaks. in july,, there was the comprehensive assessment. fast forward two months later, in september they came out with the introduction. >> you've seen a similar pattern, where there is smoke, there is fire. let's talk about the operations in the bond market. people are trying to figure out now, it looks like they have tested the boj, but let's sell some bonds in a push up the yield curve. what has