he said but there's nothing you can do if mulder in the netherlands and luxemburg keep saying. well we have to have a serious talk about the advantages these states get from the free movement of capital for example they have advantages and operate their business model on the basis that capital that they want to keep there can be transferred anywhere to be invested and that advantage has to be linked to certain issues and that's where we have to talk about taxes i think a lot of what emanuel makassar jested for the european union is worth considering why doesn't germany enter into negotiations with france on tax policies i think that'd be a good thing his initiative shows that it is possible to consider new ideas in your so maybe this new window to have this conversation with france is an opportunity to change how major corporations event. access. there are so many things to talk about but i'm afraid our time is up so to close our interview we now come to our open sentences and ask you to finish them for us. what i like about horse a horse is i'm best when he actually sticks to

mulder is not far away, it comes in the shape ofan is not far away, it comes in the shape of an areant. possibly later that weekend that high pressure may get closer to the week uk. if that does happen, we will find northerly winds, it will still be cold. nothing exceptionally cold, nothing unusual. there will be wintry showers, more down the eastern side of the uk. but not that i cold by day, there is a risk of roster. frost at night. ——. tonight at 10pm: one of the worst terror attacks in egypt in living memory, as gunmen kill 235 people in a mosque. sirens. they burst in, shooting at men and boys just as friday prayers were ending in a remote town in north sinai. egypt‘s president says he will respond with an iron fist.

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for about 30 veterans here at the mulder palette and golf course in oakland, this is therapy to helpome psychological problems and readjust to civilian life. >> i find it easy to isolate myself. >> reporter: 10 year -- tim young spent 26 years in the air force. >> the amount of lives i actually impacted was great. >> reporter: after so many dangerous missions, he says he suffers from ptsd. he took the recommendation from doctors that he participate in this golf program especially for vets. is called helping our patriots everywhere or hope and it sponsored by the pga. >> come on out. it's a big step for guys in our -- guys and gals to come out and find out you have other comrades in arms that of gone through the same thing. >> reporter: pro golfers donate their time giving lessons but doctors say there's more going on than teeing off. >> is not really about the golf. coming together and being with other veterans and have a good time. >> reporter: dr. joseph says golf is a way for many vets to clear their heads for a while. a huge part of trauma which is the basis of ptsd is that you l

that is what mulder is looking at. right and we have evidence that someone from the trauma campaign over low-level that they had hillary clinton's emails before that was public. that was in this week with agreement that papadopoulos signed. did they do anything with it? was there any collusion? we don't know the answer yet. >> sandra: can i just put something in here that needs to be done? there is no statutory charge for collusion except in financial crimes where companies are involved. it doesn't exist in u.s. code. also, papadopoulos lied. that's what he is being charged with. >> harris: that's what the crime is. >> david: it's nothing about the meetings. >> marie: i agree with you. legally, he pled guilty to lying to the fbi. what was interesting as all of the content in that plea agreement. >> harris: it's not illegal necessarily. >> marie: it gives us some insight into where bob mueller might be heading. >> harris: it gives us insight to know that somebody from the hillary campaign and somebody at the dnc release