may not have been abided by a but even more importantly labor norms may not have been abided by and these workers could have been sleeping in the factory at 5 am because it is cheaper to stay the quicker it is more efficient for them to start working already so these norms are not being met and this is not the 1st such fire incident in the city just last year in january 17 people lost their lives at an eighty's the firecracker factory so the norms that are supposed to be instituted across the city but they're not implemented as kills me so officials will be looking into how to improve this as well once they figured out what exactly happened so sadly not the 1st time that we've seen fire claim dozens of lives in the city how worth already is now responding well site called the chief minister has said that there will be an investigation but even political leaders higher up are weighing in the prime minister by mr novins or more they put out a statement on twitter saying that the incident was very tragic and the sentence condolences to the families of the victims there's been compensat

norm doesn't care about publicity. i don't think it's easy for him to be here talking about himself. when the question came up about other japanese-americans running for office, he mentored so many japanese-americans running for office. he was meant toward by daniel -- mentored by daniel inouye. the community has influenced me so much. how they pulled together to get the civil liberties act. there were years of coming together and raising money for that. all the things that had to happen before there could be reparations, the only time it has happened in our nation's history. it's incredibly enriching and i feel very grateful that i'm the one who got to tell his story and write this book. [applause] norman: before we break, can i do something of a personal nature? i would like to have my wife stand up, because without her, i would never have been able to do this. [applause] she has controlled, kicked, and whatever it takes to influence me. she has been so helpful. she has been a great teammate for me to be able to do t

and that's the norm for us to think about the norm would be should we walk around with the visible side of the jewishness? that is the norm of jewish history only to say i never thought about those things when i was growing up and that in itself was an unbelievable departure that says something unique about what america could be at its very best. what we are living through now is a disoriented and nauseating feeling to be inherited and that my parents have spent their life living no longer the world for the rest of our lives not just with the jewish-american experience where the country is at this moment that is deeply interconnected. >> you said something that had an ominous ring to it to express the fear that during this holiday from history shared by many other people that american jews may have lost their instinct for danger. >> i mean the jews of europe have not ever been so lucky they were always aware of the we have to be incredibly conscious of and the kinds of conversations about our synagogues and do we have armed guards with jewish schools it is a major departure but that ins

those are both areas where we need the united states to be actively engaged in pushing for the norms. >> maybe with international sanctions to backup the norms. >> thank you for letting me go on all my time. >> i have a few more questions. only, too, i become increasingly concerned about the willingness of american companies, tiktok the american companies to store data in the tools necessary to read the data in china and i want to think about apple for a second which provides cloud services in china, a longtime apple store encryption keys into the united states the beginning last year in moved it over to china for the data that is stored there. let me ask you what are simple questions, encryption are what you need to be things like protected e-mails and text messages is all right? >> that is correct. >> if you have the encryption keys, you can read private communications that are stored in the cloud, is that right. >> that is correct. >> they say because apple chose to move >> encryption keys to china china, chinese authorities will have far easier access to text messages, e-mail anot

out to across the country and many people say these are disasters waiting to happen because safety norms there are a regularly not followed flouted by the building owners these factories this i believe is a bad manufacturing factories and in this area there were several other walk shops although small factories one can call them were operating and they don't usually follow any norms it's sort of common knowledge here that's really not done and hence these are disasters that are waiting to get a weekend to happen we also believe that this is a very crowded market as are many other markets in delhi and across the country where cheap labor is brought in they're made to work long hours they're paid very little and on top of that they also have to stay where they work as happened in this case these laborers slept in their factory during the night i'm assuming that's what they did that is where that was their home too because of fire took place early in the morning so they were inside the factory when this happened. tens of thousands of people are marching through the streets of hong kong to d

norm ornstein, thank you very much.ce, i have one other story to get to with you so hang tight. >>> rudy giuliani back at the white house meeting with donald trump as the impeachment march moves forward and promising even more on ukraine. s forward and pn more on ukraine. find everything you need for the kids this holiday, with low prices and free shipping on millions of items at amazon. skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a spicy taco.burn, now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn? frustrated that everyday activities cause wrinkles and there's nothing you can do about it? downy wrinkleguard is a fabric conditioner that helps protect you from wrinkles all day. pants washed with downy wrinkleguard and detergent are virtually wrinkle free.

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why i like to bring up this example is it is a nice example of the power of social norms. which is what we were talking about last week. initially, women weren't allowed legally to own land or property once they married. this was the law. women, when they married, were considered than to become an appendage to the male. she did not have an independent existence. wives were not allowed to own property and were not allowed to earn their own income, they were really just dependent on the male. so that was the law in the u.s., which we inherited from britain. when laws were overcome women fought against them in the 19th century, then we see the power of social norms, which if you remember from last week, how those informal roles, informal roles about how we are supposed to behave, and what we said last week is that social norms can be more powerful than the law themselves in terms of influencing how we think, our values, how we behave and so forth, and they can be really difficult to challenge. so casting our mind back to jefferson and thinking about the historical roots of th

not at all the norm. i'm very grateful to be from here and from a place that lives up to the things everyone wrote about this community and aftermath of the massacre. they were true in the fact that they were true is testament to the work that so many leaders, and i've seen so many faces of people that have put in the kind of effort that were showcased to the world. that didn't come out of nowhere. those relationships don't blossom overnight. they are the result of incredibly hard work and relationship building and trust building and that's the work of people in this room the life indicted for and grateful for. >> your life has been a blessi blessing, that comes through very clearly in the book. you describe your experiences and the lessons you learn from your grandparents and parents. you also say and you have this ability to use the english language in ways that are compellingly memorable. you say that in some senses, looking at the big picture, you know you your life l as somethig of a holiday from his

david: rachel says both sides are breaking the norms.et's talk about former vice president joe biden. if he gets subpoenaed by the republicans to appear in a trial, at first he said i would not come -- would not appear, he says now he would always comply. david: unlike -- shavar: unlike the vice -- unlike the president, witnesses have to show up in the united states of america. i do not know what the relevance would be of the vice president's testimony with regard to the senate impeachment hearing, namely to the extent president trump abused his power. president biden does not have knowledge appropriate to that. if he wants to challenge subpoenas, he can do that through a legal process, but if you're subpoenaed you have to show up in the united states. david: i have not seen any indication the vice president was part of anything corrupt, whatever happened with his son, hunter. what you expect to get out of that? rachel: it is unclear if he knew what was going on or not. hunter biden admitted he did talk to his father about it. this is pa

this will set a dangerous precedent where impeachment becomes the norm rather than the exception. that's not what our founding fathers intended. they wanted impeachment to be rare. they set a high bar for impeachment, treason, bribery, high crimes and misdemeanors. alleged abuse of power, the first article is not a high crime and misdemeanor. in fact, it's not even a crime. since there is no concise legal definition of abuse of power, the majority party in the house can designate nearly any disagreement with the president from now on an impeachable offense. the second article alleged obstruction of congress would produce a similarly dangerous

not being followed as closely as they should have been now of course that up extensive fire safety norms that are implemented across the city but just how closely they are monitored just how well the stock by is questionable because these fire incidents have happened in the boston about just last year in january 17 people lost their lives in a similar factory fire and that was an illegal fire cracker factory so once again we have authorities saying that there will be a total investigation to find out who's responsible but if this will actually implement changes to prevent such incidences in the future is yet to be seen. and you should just fall for us in delhi thank you very much. are let's have a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world syrian opposition activists say at least 18 people have been killed in airstrikes in it live province the last rebel stronghold in the country's north and west observers say the bombs were dropped from the syrian government and russian aircraft and a further violation of the 3 month old cease fire. strikes across france are con

it is both a norm as well as a matter of, a legal matter to not purchase conflict minerals but what we have got now are conflict commodities that are in the form of whether it's precious minerals like gold, about 90% is infected with illegality, or soft commodities that are much higher volumes and lower value that have deforestation in addition to the rights violations of indigenous and other people's embedded in them.that's the current business norm that we have come not only in brazil and other amazonian countries, but throughout the global marketplace around commodities that are coming out the places in the developing where we don't have adequate governance. >> panelists, how can we get those norms to change? time is heavily on our side when we think about this challenge. monica or peter? >> go ahead, peter. i wish is going to comment on something that dan said. go ahead. >> what we have right now which is extraordinary powerful tool is social media. and social media shines a powerful light on companies that do the right thing and do the wrong thing. you do not want to be seen as a

tries to make other countries violate certain norms and standards so our cooperation. of. what it is to preserve their state is going. to be my own recovery. but unfortunately not enough is being done to counter the u.s. sanctions and we think that europeans need to stick to their commitments as patches the nuclear deal and. we express this point of view to our partners in the at joint commission in europe as to as to the regional you just as mr lavrov said we have 2 clowns. to provide security here they are very identical. so. the hormuz a peaceful initiative. proposed by mr rouhani at the u.n. general assembly and the concept. promoted by russian partners for security in the strait of hormuz speed these 2 concepts are based on cooperation in the region and knocks on threats and. differences we hope that we will be able to promote these plans. provide security and peace in the region i'm happy that iran's dialogue with russia . how many tracks is going on and we have a lot of time shell brought corporation for further achievements so we want to bring them a contract our c

factory and to get to work foster that and again if the factory was actually illegal labor safety norms may not also have been followed right now the focus is on ensuring that those who have been rescued are being are being treated but the end the inquiries into the incidents will try to find out what exactly may have happened this is not the 1st such incident in delhi just last year in january 17 people lost their lives to a similar fire incident in a illegal fire cracker factory so the action that the parties need to take should not be limited just in this incidence it would be what's watching what exactly they will do to ensure that such incidents do not keep repeating themselves in the capital. let's get a check now some of the other stories making news around the world. north korea says it carried out an important test at a rocket testing signed this comes as the country appeared to shut the door on further disarmament talks with the united states yang war and that it wouldn't restart the nuclear negotiations unless washington ease sanctions. firefighters in australia are racing to

what comes with that has to be some kind of actual bring into the agency the norm office is designed to for the period if it's civil liberties office there has to be some civil liberties credibility that comes with that. what those offices have did it if they're going to be effective is to have to maintain simultaneously their influence in the agency and their commitment to whatever the external norm is. it's a norm that academic work sometimes called a precarious valley, a value that is challenge in the agency and it is continually under threat. this office whatever it is, say the civil liberties and privacy office, has to carry a sustained commitment to civil liberties and privacy against what is a really very strong mission orientation that tends to run against that value. it has to do that simultaneously while maintain influence in the agency, and that's the challenge. and so how can it do that? well, it has to maintain pretty strong affiliation both with the agency and simultaneously with external points outside the bureau. if that neither can be threaded, and will have more tim

norm -- go ahead, norm. >> you know, another element to this, which is there are so many scandals andt you could stack them as high as the washington monument. you've got all of the corruption and kleptocracy, the degree to which he has violated over and over again the two emoluments clauses. shocking lack of security down at mar-a-lago where chinese agents and others were roaming freely with a completely unguarded system with an internet that was open to virtually anybody. you have the president making calls on his unsecured cell phone. you've got the kleptocracy and corruption involving all the members of his cabinet, of his family. you have the relationship with mbs and the covering up first of the brutal murder and dismemberment of "the washington post" journalist. one of the difficulties here is when you start to move down that road, where do you stop? in some ways, having that narrow focus may make it just a little bit easier to make it stick. >> norm ornstein and benjamin wittes, thank you for joining us on this important night. really appreciate it. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> co

is, which is a norm that academic work sometimes calls a precarious value. a value that's challenged in the agency and that's kind of continually under threat. and so this office, whatever it is -- say the civil liberties and privacy office -- has to carry a sustained commitment to civil liberties and privacy against what is a really very strong mission orientation that's hinged to run against that value. it has to do that simultaneously while maintaining influence in the agency. and that's the challenge. and so how can it do that. well, it has to maintain pretty strong affiliation both with the agency and simultaneously with external reference points outside -- [inaudible] if that needle can be threaded, and we'll have more time to talk about it, then what it can do is -- [inaudible] issues inside the office for more empowered entities that can actually, you know, tell people what to do as opposed to just advise them. it can increase public access by writing reports, both reports that are publicly available and, honestly, reports that either get void or lea

the clinton impeachment set new norms that shaped today's environment. private indiscretions have become political liabilities. impeachment continued to be framed as a partisan tool in the aftermath of clinton's administration. notably, every president since clinton has endured heightened scrutiny of their personal lives, as well as calls for impeachment by political rivals. but this partisan legacy of what is famously referred to as the politics of personal destruction, is now used to distract from the central question that should be at the core of the impeachment today. the central question that was at the core of investigations into watergate and nixon's administration. that is, has president trump disregarded the law and will congress allow this to happen? i think the key lesson here to learn from nixon and clinton is that congress does have a responsibility to determine what constitutes morally and ethically dubious behavior, and perhaps something voters should be evaluating when they go to the polls, and what is illegal and unconstitutional? it nee

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norm orenstein, michael steele. bianca carmen. i was looking back at the states that were visited most by donald trump and hillary clinton in the last election. not surprisingly north carolina, florida, pennsylvania, of course democrats wish hillary clinton had visited wisconsin a bit more. but the first question would be if we did change the system and, norm, i'll start with you. what would be the impact of campaigns and their strategy? >> so, as you mentioned, bob, they visited the large states. and i was kind of amused when senator cramer of north dakota defending the electoral college said -- awfully close in terms of popular votes. then every vote would count, and candidates would have an incentive to try and maximize the turnout even in places like north dakota. you know, one of the things when we dissected hillary clinton's loss, one of the things that kept coming up was not whether she visited pennsylvania or michigan but that the analytics on the team said go to the places where your votes are. and instead of going to pla

in some ways, having that narrow focus may make it just a little bit easier to make it stick. >> normor joining us on this important night. really appreciate it. >>> coming up, today's impeachment hearing, how it affected the first ever meeting today between vladimir putin and president zelensky of ukraine. that is next. >>> but first, with just 14 days of christmas shopping left, we want to remind you about kids in need of desks, the partnership that i created with unicef and msnbc to deliver desks to schools in pa malawi where the kids have never seen desks in their schools. you can go to last word desks.msnbc.com and unicef will send that person a notification of the gift that you have given in their name. you can choose to contribute any amount toward the purchase of a desk or to a scholarship fund for girls to attend high school in malawi where public high school is not free. no contribution is too small. thank you for your kindness. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chant

that is the current business norm. not only in result with other countries but throughout the global marketplace. the saran commodities that are coming out of places in the developing world we don't have adequate governance. it's best to commit to those norms to change. i'm not really on her side me say about the climate challenge. monica or peter. go ahead peter. it's going to comment some on something that then said. go ahead. >> we have right now which is extraordinary powerful tool is social media. social media shines a powerful live on companies that do the right thing and do the wrong thing. and you do not want to be seen as a predator versus a partner. and so that is really the power. it affects the mood, in the sense of value and employees and companies when their companies are criticized. it is in a normal sleep important tool. and that tool needs to be deployed. and needs to be focused on this financing it and who is buying it. i say that if that were to happen, you will see that's how transformation takes pl

he is fundamentally distorting our constitutional norms and damaging the health of american politics." the democrats' case for more witnesses grew stronger this weekend after damning new evidence further linked the hold on ukraine's military aid with donald trump's demand for an investigation into his political rival. newly released e-mails show that 90 minutes, 90 minutes after donald trump asked ukraine's president to do us a favor, though, a senior official in the office of management and budget e-mailed the pentagon to freeze the aid to ukraine and more importantly keep quiet about it, writing, "please hold off on any additional department of defense obligations of these funds pending direction from that process." given the sensitive nature of the request, i appreciate you keeping that information closely held to those who need to know to execute the direction. now, that e-mail was sent by mike duffey, who's one of the four witnesses that minority leader chuck schumer wants to testify. he wants him along with acting chief of staff mick mulvaney and former national security adviser

i think those norms have been violated as well.hink since september 24 we've had a very ugly and unconstitutional, some would say unconstitutional, certainly as robert would say, an anti- constitutional exercise empowered by the house of representatives and specifically by speaker pelosi. mark: al question you when we return if we have an anti- constitutional act by the majority in the house pushing the result of an impeachment. apart from what nancy pelosi is pulling now, what is the obligation in response to that. does the constitution compel them to hold the trial? do they say what kind of trial must be? when we return i'd like your input. you can watch me on levintv by giving us a call at 844 levintv. or go online to blaze or go online to blaze tv.com/mark. (thud) (crash) (grunting) (whistle) play it cool and escape heartburn fast with tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tu-tu-tum tums if, as you say, the impeachment process has been anti- constitutional, what are the actual obligations under the constitution of the unite

think of it as a popular science book to explain to the reader how you can encode and embed social norms directly into algorithms themselves. now a couple of remarks we got a review on an early draft of the book that says i think your title is a conundrum or the oxymoron. how could it be any more ethical than a ham? a hammer is a tool like human designed artifact for purposes and while it is possible to make the unethical use i could even on the head nobody makes the mistake to ascribe unethical behavior or activity to the hammer itself if i hit you on the hand you would blame me and not the hammer we know real harm had come to you because of me hitting you so basically they said i don't see why the same arguments don't apply to the algorithm. we thought about this and decided we disagreed they are different even though they are tools we think they are different for a couple of reasons because it's difficult to predict outcomes and to ascribe blame because especially when powered by ai and machine learning there is a pipeline usually use start off with complicated data in the sense very

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and norm eisen, acting as the lead counsel for the democrats. a lot of the attention, deservedly so, went to professor karlan, who in addition to her exchange with mr. collins, said the following. the essence of an impeachable offense is a president's decision to sacrifice the national interest for his own private ends. and she said about donald trump, based on the evidentiary record, what has happened in this case before you is something i do not think we have ever seen before, a president who has doubled down on violating his oath to faithfully execute the laws and protect and defend the constitution. andrew weissmann is here with us in the studio, maya wiley is here with us in the studio, and ari melber, as good a law firm as we could assemble anywhere. your assessment of what we have just witnessed. >> two things, to follow up on professor karlan, i think she basically said that for a president who is interested in putting america first by soliciting foreign interference, it is the antithesis of putting america first. and she went on and on

a lot of these firms are moving towards tech, so they are adopting some of these new norms, and thatgoing to keep them competitive and fresh. vonnie: i just want to ask, how much does pay come into it at the end of the day? mike: i've been going to annual meetings for most of this decade. you need to see pay links to performance. it is ok if you do well to get paid a lot, but when you don't meet targets, you need to have pay reduced. we will be watching old men and the other banks -- we will be watching goldman and the other banks. vonnie: looking for your turn report -- to your next report. at that is mike male of wells .argo, and julie albright thank you. house democrats are preparing for a historic double vote today on articles of impeachment against president trump. we will bring you all of the diplomats as they occur. this is a procedural vote right now. we are expecting the impeachment vote at about 7:30 this evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: time for your latest bloomberg business flash. a big transaction in the insurance industry today. aw york life will buy business fr

i think those norms have been violated as well. think since september 24 we've had a very ugly and unconstitutional, some would say unconstitutional, certainly as robert would say, an anti- constitutional exercise empowered by the house of representatives and specifically by speaker pelosi. mark: al question you when we return if we have an anti- constitutional act by the majority in the house pushing the result of an impeachment. apart from what nancy pelosi is pulling now, what is the obligation in response to that. does the constitution compel them to hold the trial? do they say what kind of trial must be? when we return i'd like your input. you can watch me on levintv by giving us a call at 844 levintv. or go online to blaze tv.com/mark. we would love to have you. we'll be right back. before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without

and i tell people all the time the norms are shattered.n expectations and the morays donald trump has torched. what can we get done for the people? and that has always been the message that brought us, the house democratic majority in 2018 is getting something done for the people, particularly on the economy, health care and restoring openness in government so people feel there's somebody in there fighting for them. >> so we've seen a reluctant conservative democrats like max rhodes say yes to impeachment. the case has been proven. you've seen a freshman like jeff van drew who people had probably never heard of before switch over to the republican party because the polling showed he'd be punished if he voted to impeach donald trump. you're also seeing the ramp up of a huge ad campaign that's planned against all house democrats. residents in 31 congressional districts, per politico, are about to be inundated with tv ads, facebook ads, texts and tweets and each representative is going to be targeted. they're complicit. is the democratic part

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and democracies exist and subsist not so much on rules and laws but on norms.st? a healthy small-r republican democracy. these republican members are not disputing facts. it is incoherence in the extreme, and yet again on sunday, we say that -- and nobody should doubt whether they like him or not, ted cruz's iq. >> in fact, he's a smart cookie. >> which makes it all the more worst from some of the freak show efforts like lieuies gohmert that we see. when you see ted cruz deliberately making a decision, i will deliver the talking points to aid donald trump, and i will make that primary and subordinate my oath of office, my duty, duty to the country, and fidelity to the sacrifices, the great sacrifices from john lewis, from martin luther king, to the men who stormed the beaches in normandy, to the first minnesota filled with immigrants that saved the union in the critical moments of the battle of gettysburg. it's that breaking of faith with our history that connects us as a nation flawed, each generation's obligation to make a more perfect union, amend the rescis

obviously, as we proceed, that can be changed, but i don't see anything out of the norm with respect to that first hearing which, after all, is setting sort of intellectual underpinnings to the election process. the issue of impeachment, how it came about to be included in the constitution and how it's been used. i think that's going to be an instructive hearing, not particularly compelling with respect to the president's interests one way or the other. >> i know you're saying it's the norm. is it fair? >> well, i don't know whether it is a question of fairness. it's a question of how we proceed here in the congress, and that's, as i said, been sort of the norm certainly since i've been involved in congress. there's nothing unusual about that. >> all right. well, we will certainly be watching. it's going to be a big day on wednesday. congressman connolly, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure, brianna. >>> the republicans call it a conspiracy theory, that ukraine interfered in the 2016 election, not russia. they seem to be picking up on this, concluding that it was russia, actuall

mean the norm of society don't want to see them on television and i think that's wrong we have to show them a picture of these people. that it's norm of that to have a disability is your main stream and that we can see that everywhere because it's gross we appreciate your time your insights tonight thank you thank you. well this is the w. news and these are our top stories french president emanuel says that he's standing by his remarks questioning the help of nato he previously described the military alliance as brain dead earning a rebuke today from u.s. president donald trump nato leaders are meeting in london to mark 70 years since neda was found. the teenage climate activists gratitude has arrived back in europe after crossing the atlantic by boat she'll be attending the u.n. climate summit in madrid on friday at that summit meteorologist announced the last decade is almost certain to have been the hottest decade on record. typhoon come already has barreled over the philippines rains and winds of more than 150 kilometers per hour at least 2 people have killed more than $200000.00 f

want to talk about a institutional norms? remember back in 2012, eric holder actually held in contempt of congress in a bipartisan house boat. why? he failed to provide key documents related to the fast and furious gunrunning scandal. if you recall, fast and furious, that was the failed obama era gunrunning operation under holders doj that led to the death of the border agent brian terry. and others. those weapons were used numerous times. obama and his atf or actually so dumb that they let the guns be r is connected to cartels and they lost track of the weapons and people died. and holder was caught stonewalling congress for the key details about the failed program. how about those institutional norms mr. holder? your conduct was repulsive, dumb, as graceful. it was obama and holder, they were the ones responsible for the most you might number former fox news reporter james rosen, named as a coconspirator to commit espionage in some of the leak investigations? eric holder prosecuted more people under the espionage act than a

that china has not given us national treatment and treated us in a nondiscriminatory fashion basic norms of the world trade organization that we were a leader in creating and $995.00 having said that i think the perception of correcting those ills was wrong because i think if we had joined hands with europe japan south korea canada and mexico representing as a group more than 60 percent of global g.d.p. china would have listened very carefully and it would have been extraordinarily difficult for it to turn its back i think we would have had a deal by doing with it dealing with it bilaterally i think that we have fractured our opportunities for success so america has become space player absolutely to fear and not a larger would you it certainly has been i was and i was a real is a real problem as cohen has said and i want to agree with carla on that point i think is a rare moment. this work i think building alliances is really important particularly when we're dealing with china and with china's unfair trade practices around illegal subsidies around violations of norms and so having havin

and in particular within a community and so forth developed in a common set of norms and the idea that it should be for the common good of all. and then making sure we don't destroy ourselves before we even get a chance with ai. would be good as well. and trying to grow up and become wiser in whatever this sort of intervening number of years we have. thank you so much for this wonderful insight it's been a pleasure talking to you pleasure talking to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. if the let me. ask i wouldn't will. pick i could not predict that did not trouble getting. to show more than. can you love lose even enough. time to make it a secret as the ones who come. to what do our own lives the kook on the scene do it in the out not as you dunks. them with a filthy political candidate. i knew of those 2 moons from little known much of this news thrown in 92 from the. so would you hire the tide to use in doo doo. one joke. among the new one on the media house on the net pas

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walk shops over small factories one can call them were operating and they don't usually follow any norms there are reports that 3 saudi soldiers have been killed in fighting a yemen's border it happened in the southern just on region according to the saudi news agency yemen's hooty rebels have previously launched attacks in that area is the headline studies continues off the planet s.o.s. next. i'm a club with crucial un climate talks underway in madrid this is planet as us from kenya where climate change is being keenly felt by populations facing extreme weather and river systems are threatened by flooding and drought. as our planet warms and waterways it contaminates it once mighty rivers have been reduced to thin stretches of water we speak to those who say the costs down river the boom in hydro power are too high here in kenya will learn how local communities are taking the fight to save them our river basin into their own hands and half way through cup $25.00 that makes us from those climate talks in madrid. welcome to planet as the rest from kenya the mass i'm our game reserve is r

so again for the time of year the temperatures are well above the seasonal norm.