i would like to own my own data, my own creations and content. google has about 55% of all music revenues from market share and you youtube. it only pays about 13% of all of the royalties. it's really the people who produce the content. they have to mediate it threw advertisers. this is the foundation of google future. >> isn't that smart business? >> it's smart business and they have enjoyed a huge banana -- bananza. they are the second richest company because they have given things for free. >> what will be the downfall? >> one is based on big it data. they really know that there is flaw in big data, machine learning, a.i., philosophy which was the heart of the google business plan. they believed that human beings no longer have a real role in this world that they are creating. that a.i. and machine learning can replace the human mind. they believe that their technology is really the ultimate technology. it's is final thing, it's their technology. i see that this is a return of the old marks fallacies. carol marks believes the san satanic milli

i want to own my own a data data and my own creations. google has about 55% of all music revenues and music from market share. it only pays about 13% of all of the royalties. it's really the people that produce the content. and that model exploits that producers of the actual content. the foundation of a google's future. a smart business. and they've have it. they've enjoyed a huge bonanza. the second richest company in the company in the world by giving things away for free. but the model is coming to an end. one is based on big data. they really know that there is a fundamental flaw in the big data machine learning ai. the philosophy and the heart of the google business plan. they believe that human beings no longer head a real role in the world that they are creating. that ai and machine learning can mess up the human mind. they believe that their technology is the ultimate technology. i see this as a return of the old marxist policy. the industrial revolution with the turbines and the early industrial age was the productivity problem

account with his own money. so those would be me two ways of dealing with it, namely, the trip and what the do with the land there, and the impetus is to plant and human beings yes so god forbid if we blow ourselves up here, at least there will be some human beings. i'm sort of a weedsow, i like human beings, sue me. >> host: the bug for nasa is $19 billion over the years, about 600 billion or so has been spent on nasa programs. in your view, hows has that money been spent? >> guest: well, not wisely. that money should have gone back to the taxpayers, and then the taxpayers would have more money and then somebody would go to the wall street and set up a stock exchange, and set up a company and get some more money than would otherwise be available. this is another problem. a lot of times people give the government credit. at least the government about people on the moon. can't deny that. but would the money have been better spent everyone stead of going in the moon in '69 on research in rocketry and protection of

who should own that? well, again, i resort to john locke and murray rothbard and their views on homesteading. you mix your labor with the land, and you get to own it. now, you don't own the whole moon just because you planted a flag there, but you own maybe a couple of square miles of it. and the same thing for mars. and my main impetus is i'm a humanist, and i'm afraid we're going to blow ourselves up on this planet, and it would be nice to have some people on mars and on the moon in case the earth ended for human kind. i'm really pro-human, and this is sort of like an insurance policy. so i would like to see some colonies on mars and on the moon. and now the question is, well, how do we conduct business? hopefully with the least government possible and with the most private property and free enterprise possible. that's one aspect. the other aspect is, well, how do we get there? the spaceships? so far in, what was it, 1969 when the first man arrived on the moon? it was government. it was a government emp

they have their own grid. if power goes out they have generators ready to go for the last 100 years. could you get people to put the "washington journal" logo underneath the desk and cover-up that ugly pink. host: philip with a couple different comments. guest: i will let you take the last one. the point about distribution systems and production in the grid is becoming more and more critical as renewables take over. in virginia when it was just a minion resources they were the source of power for the commonwealth. now you have these companies and individuals who are able to generate their own electricity. how do you integrate those people into the grid? that is an additional vulnerability to cyber attacks, the more people you have involved in production and distribution, the more opportunities there are for cyber attacks. i do not know about the casey mentioned in california. -- the case he mentioned in california. i did want to ask you incident dhs cyber response act of 2018. and how farat do along is it? gue

someone in the united states to manufacture their own firearms for their own personal use, you cannot sell them or give them boy without obtaining a license first, manufacturers license. but you can make your own firearms. that has been illegal since the founding of the country. it is something that there has long been different technologies for doing this. 3-d printing is a new way of accomplishing that. host: if you calls from viewers. in alabama on the line for those who support 3-d printed guns, go ahead. i am so glad that c-span has someone on this morning that knows what they're talking about about plastic guns. this is about the most ridiculous. aat someone wants to hand me plastic gun made 3-d printed, i would not fire it, unless you could figure out a way to put a tempered steel in it. that would make more sense. gun, there a plastic ain't no way. will happen is someone will make one of those guns and it will blow up on them. it will be more harm on the prisoner makes the gun. this is ridiculous. guest: i think that is a fair assessment, that these guns can explode. for a mak

but even that wasn't enough for him he still dreamt of owning a genuine why glide. it took twenty five years for me to find it's one of just a thousand produced i bought it in the us state of kentucky and back in germany i could finally enjoy the sensation i've been dreaming of riding a harley davidson wide glide an easy rider style that's what. it was while pursuing that dream that you're going to became an avid collector of the classic bikes among the forty plus models in his garage is this one nine hundred forty one flat. and a k. model from nine hundred fifty two. while some fans are desperate to get their hands on their very first model of a particular edition you're going prefers the last one to have come off the production line this x r boasts seven hundred fifty c.c.'s and was a successful racing bike. in twenty sixteen fulfilled another dream when he and his father took part in a motorcycle cannonball run and in durance rally one hundred harley enthusiastic ride one hundred year old bikes on a five thousand kilometer trip across the u.s. no easy ride as the

run against their own government if they point these out that humiliates their own government position charles i have noticed that in what scant coverage there is on the cable stations the iran card is always almost always played first ok and there is not the there isn't a willingness to admit that our serious war crimes are being committed and i'd like to point out the the who these also have been accused of that in all fairness but this is a very tragic conflict. again not you know what is the endgame here because i mean we're just reading the stats i mean this is a country a humanitarian situation that is winding down very whiney out of control in a very serious way i mean cholera i mean something that is virtually wiped out in the world this comeback in there benjamin's there and there seems to be no out cry whatsoever from the media i mean it makes them culpable go ahead charles. or if there is outcry as you've already kind of hinted at it's a humanitarian situation that seems to have risen out of nothing but this is a famine that there are hundreds of thousands of children not in

why the officer's own partner testified against him. >>> a shocking turn a year after hurricane maria, the official death toll raised to nearly 3,000 americans killed, the numbers far higher than even hurricane katrina. >>> a controversial come back for comedian louis ck, telling jokes and the backlash and questions being raised. >>> a mom's plea after her 9-year-old son took his own life. >> my daughter told me he came home and said kids at school were telling him to kill himself. >> tonight, her call to action. >> do you recognize this woman, authorities desperately searching for her after she was seen ring during bells in this middle of the night. >>> e-cigarette explosion, a man running for help when his pants suddenly burst into flames. >>> a little girl with so many people rooting for her. tonight, how she is doing after the transplant she so desperately needed. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester tonight. we start with the words that rang out in a texas courtroom late today, guilty. a police officer on t

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if you are taking opiates you should see your own gp and have a consultation with your own gp. you should look for the cqc logo because some of these websites if they are not regulated by the cqc can be very, very dangerous. so who prescribed painkillers to a former addict and slimming pills to a recovered anorexic? doctors, who i've discovered, are contracted by a romanian company called eurorx. it's part—owned by this man, julian eden. back in 2000, he was the pioneer of online prescribing after setting up the uk's first online doctor service, e—med. it's made millions. there are many cases where you don't physically need to see a doctor to get a problem sorted out and perhaps if we at e—med can sort out some of those cases, there might be more time for the other doctors to see the cases that do need to be seen. nine years later, julian eden was struck off after prescribing through e—med to a 16 year old boy and a woman who became addicted to prescription drugs. i think in the words of the tribunal, he was a businessman first and a clinician second. he put the interests of hi

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money, you are often your own worst enemy. [ gunshot don't take it personally i'm my own worst enemyt do i mean by that okay if you want to invest wisely, you constantly need to be fighting off your own worst impulses we're not robots we have emotions, and those emotions can really throw you off your game. that's why the theme of tonight's show is that discipline trumps conviction you obey the rules so you do the smart thing even when your emotions are telling you to do the opposite, which brings me to my next rule for investing nobody ever made a dime panicking. yet panic, you should repeat after me, frankly, it's not a strategy panic is not a strategy. yet you see it over and over again as if it is. a stock gets hammered, then investors sell after the hammering. the market gets crushed with a huge day people bail at the end of the day. in short, something gets annihilated and people can't take the pain. so they bolt. >> house of pain >> sell, sell, sell! >> panic is the operation instinct in all of these cases there issing in basic and instinctive about panic and the desire to flee

s might be too smart for our own good and are they spying on us or maybe the better question is how much are they buying want to see if you're going to want to see this plus how will disney leverage the assets and attributes of twenty first century fox with the deal about to go down i sat down the other day with in new york with steve walz bergen we have his lofty learned and always entertaining take as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell the tech heavy nasdaq climbing back today gaining half a percent overall we'll be right back. zia's says harlan kentucky. we always move them for you susan you go grinch very funny. a ko money since he was almost no coal mines lived. jobs are gone ok when i was just said. that it was rough to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that is anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened to. boast of the people in the most. variants of that bombing we were

store -- who owned the it was from my friend who owned the store, inside was a check for a sizable amountquest for many more. more than we could fill working only evenings and weekends. i never went on that trip. then and there i made up my mind to my job and go into the bamboo business. i had some savings so we decided to open up a store. >> i was so happy about the store. little by little, i was feeling less like a stranger in a foreign country, and more at home. then, the telephone rang, i knew the others were busy and i should answer it myself. i just couldn't. they had hung up. i couldn't blame walter for being annoyed with me. i was ashamed. i decided to do something about this. ywcaned a class at the where i could improve my english. as time went on, my english improved so much that i was able to wait on customers. i was still afraid of the telephone. walter understood and always answered for me. i was grateful. yet, each time the phone rang i felt that i had failed him. it was after our regular closing time and walter was anxious for us to get home. we had both been working very h

the denuclearization both agree it is for their own security. i called on them to strictly enforce sanctions including the complete shutdown of the leadership to ship transfers of petroleum destined for north korea we have seen reports that russia is allowing for joint ventures with north korean firms and granting new work permits to north korean guest workers if these reports prove accurate and we have every reason to believe that they are that would be in variation of u.n. security council resolution twenty three seventy five here's government and after the groups do not appear to have a clear plan on how to reunite migrant families separated under the trumpet ministrations zero tolerance immigration policy around four hundred parents have already been sent back to their home countries without their children court documents appear to show the government is shifting the responsibility of reuniting the families on to the american civil liberties union mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the federal judge was essential to hearing a report

you own walmart. that's on thursday give us the read going in. >> yep >> i own target as well. discretionary is good. 20% of what i own and i just look at a very, so much pressure we'll put on these names a year ago talk b about getting wiped out by amazon, et cetera they've stabilized and they're coming back and i like the space on a value basis >> good stuff. lind say, thanks again see you begin soon have a good weekend. couple of ore names, big ones reporting next week that we're watching cisco, nvidia, deere >> i own it. last quarter, they gave guidance that was in line the market hated that. took the stock down meanfully. it was in a beautiful uptrend from there i think history shows these guys sandbag and they set themselves up to have a nice second half of the year, but they've got prove it on wednesday. i think it's wednesday that it comes out. they've got raise guidance >> jon, nvidia lately, hasn't done anything >> nothing >> year to date, still 31% just shows you how good the beginning two is pushing in the middle of the year has been. >> exactly they're down about 2

>> i do own it. >> one of the names you've -- >> we've owned it for a while. it's been a good stock they're reaching the millennial customer the believe in dreams campaign is hitting home. 8% comps 7% adjusted for currency we think it has a lot of run. >> let me ask you a question this way, if the market was going to -- what would make you change your mind on where you think we are -- >> on tiffany or the market? >> the market on the cycle i get it's a completely plausible point of view to say we're late in the cycle. >> right. >> how late? >> well -- >> the latter parts of the sixth inning late in the game. >> i think we've entered into the inflation phase. it's slow. >> even as rates are so stagnant. >> rates are low, yes. it's inflation is starting to creep in unemployment is 4% if you continue to -- it's just a mathematical equation. our growth potential is growth in the labor force times productivity that's about 2%. as we continue to grow above 2% you use up spare capacity. that's going to lead to inflation. it could be a while. i'm not saying it's tomor

-men i think of that are twenty first century fox own will be seeing rides etc does the of the x.-men i mean. can you measure planet of the apes all my go through some ride with that i mean that they're going to they're going to be able to use so much of the dizzy of the acquisitions that their theme parks and of course let's not forget the merchandising i mean just like they did with star wars maybe that didn't work out so well but you know do. merchandise is everything at the disney store and throughout their theme parks so they're going to have a fantastic for all the movies that you would that you don't know or don't know is associated with fox and owned by fox all of a sudden disney has them and this is good i mean they could open up you know special theme park just for the fox acquisitions this is going to be huge let me ask you before we go sky the european pay t.v. service that does the own i think you told us before thirty nine percent something like that but comcast which bowed out of the effort to get does the really want sky and comcast needs sky what he thinks happeni

i want to own my own data creation content.google has about 55% of all music revenues from or music from market share in youtube but only pays about 13% of the royalties. it's the people who produce the content that have to mediate through advertisers and that model exploits the producers of the actual content as the foundation of the future. >> but isn't that just smart business? >> they enjoyed a huge bonanza for the second richest company in the world by giving things away for free but the model is coming to an end. >> host: what is going to be the downfall of the model packs >> guest: one is based on the data they know that there's a fundamental flaw in the big data machine learning philosophy which is the heart of the business plan. they believe that human beings no longer have a role in this world but they are creating, that ai and machine learning and usurp the human mind and they believe their technology is the ultimate technology. it's the final thing is their technology. and i see that this is the return of the old ma

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vehicles from its own soil. this is like a major key to ability that nasa has been striving to restore since its spatial program retired in two thousand and eleven now as you mentioned earlier nasa has been dependent on russia so used base craft to launch its own astronauts to the international space station and the space agency has some big plans to trump administration here as directed nasa to you know not only splash rested speciation would you reach farther to the moon. would be on and to do that they need the ability to launch their own astronauts into space instead of paying you know tens of millions of dollars to russia per seat to fly these these missions but if i understand it correctly as you rightly say of course it's been paying i think it's eighty two million dollars per seat on average to get on to us a soyuz craft but it's also been spending a huge amount of money to space x. and boeing to develop these craft so i'm just wondering where the cost saving is and what the ultimate goal is. well printe

him to come back to his own country. i think these period of time is very important for me everybody should be able to participate in the election is christian is not a government official. procedure to get into the country and he's just trying to cause trouble at. that he just wants to come to the capitol hill and get me to pay for the electoral commission presidential hopefuls have until wednesday to file their documents with a commission. concerned about how to be supporters. of the government continues to mount catherine. protests in iran a growing over poor social services and the worsening economy videos are being shared in social media demonstrations in small towns and more recently in largest cities including the capital tehran from there reports. protesters in iran have been chanting against the religious and political elite but for these men and women what they say is the government's mishandling of the economy is their main grievance. this some identified woman remove her headscarf and increasingly common way

don't we have basically our own interests to follow. absolutely and the usa are obviously supporting saudi arabia and we also see that u.s. competitors in the country are now. in the on the upper hand when it comes to public tenders compared to european companies and when it comes to the iran we take a very serious what our political leaders have said that we have to become a bit independent more from the u.s. when it comes to our own sanctions against countries not only respecting the secondary sanctions of other countries like the u.s. but it is clear the u.s. is a big market and we have much to lose and we will see we have to be more independent when it comes to financial ways to finance business also with iran right fucking tired their chief economist of the association of german chambers of industry and commerce thank you so much you're welcome. chinese investors have been very active in portugal in recent years but they didn't just acquire a stake in the country's economy they also gained political influence the european union is

do you own a private jet? do you park that jet at an airport that you have to drive to from your house? are you unsatisfied with the proximity to your private jet? if you are, you're not alone. >> ease and comfort are what it's all about, but some people aren't content just vacationing and doing business with their private jet. they want to be able to live with it. across the country, private aviation communities or air parks are sprouting up. the most ambitious air park to date is jumbo air in ocala, florida. it will eventually offer residents a gated community with its own country club, a bed and breakfast, an equestrian center, and a health club. >> private aviation communities, fly-in communities. they are apparently a thing that exists. in fact, there are apparently hundreds of them in the united states. they're cataloged on a website called livingwithyourplane.com. not kidding. and that big one in ocala, florida, jumbolair, a few years ago they decided to expand. in 2014, a piece of land next to jumbolai

might have legislation passed legislation that will protect its own companies. where does that really leave president trump on all of this is he's quite isolated from his. diplomatic partners on this specific issue. well a couple of points are the economy or russia is not good china is having some economic problems at the end of the day each of the countries in the e.u. are going to have to answer one question do you trust iran russia and china or do you trust the united states and at the end of the day we will find that they trust the united states but saying that all of what they're doing they're positioning themselves into bringing their ideas as we said earlier to negotiating table with president trump so all of this is a family squabble nato the e.u. the european countries who we've had relationships forever we're going to continue to have great relations but the president is a tough negotiator and at the end of the day you need to deal with a country iran that exports terror that exports mr for a wide or you're going to work with the united states governme

holding the long wrong that will lead to your own doubts we will become a minority in our own the don't forget that even longer run that we will cease to exist as a supreme just meters away from where nordic resistance movement that is gathered there around there is another gather rancor. you can see there are just three things citizens who came here to challenge to. protest. this shouting right now no not today now is strange. because you have that call oh. why did you gather here today. because we are against this we're against the non-system and racists and so. we think this is really really all for this is happening stuff come out they. about in a closed society but they take they shown us in the open society. quite. incredible i just had a chance to speak to the leader of the nordic reasons movement and he told us that he'd learned a great thing for german people. there was definitely a very very good person for the german people that's not for. the free germany it's disgusting and he i i would say that i'm almost lacking words you're not beleaguered to say that that hitler was a g

taken the power to bend themselves the man would all not the same way but with their own their own power so to speak. france was. a woman who many has always been determined to pursue her own idea of art. the next artist has also worked hard for success i'm talking about rick astley thanks to his hits like a never gonna give you up together for ever the british musician rose to world fame and the eighties and became a millionaire in his early twenty's so he treated himself to a long a hiatus of about twenty five years but the break is over and now he has released his second album after a comeback it's called beautiful life have a listen. rick astley has released a new album. in the summer of one thousand nine hundred seven the singer first caught supposed to fame his hit never going to give you up top chops in twenty five countries. actually was just twenty one back then it was a taboo in time in his career. back in the day when you're an actual pop star i think it's it's very hard to just go and do that because that you have to go into that like with a security person and then it become

this is a fight for his own personal future. this is not a midterm that we're going into where president obama or president bush is looking to pass legislation to advance their policy games. donald trump is fighting for his own life, fighting for his family's business, fighting for his legal future. rudolph giuliani did say robert mueller could indict him after he leaves the presidency. >> sure, and that's legally true. >> he's fighting for his marriage. we know from the cohen tapes perhaps that his prenuptial agreement is going to be in some trouble because of those revelations. so he will be fighting very vehemently. it's not just his political future that's on the line. it's donald trump personally who's on the line, the trump brand, the trump business, everything that donald trump has worked for for 70 years is potentially going to be decided in november because democrats will gain subpoena power, they will gain -- >> if they win, you're saying. >> gain the ability to have hearings, look at the financial disclosure statement

so, that day the constitution real meaning in our own lives and in our own time. that's when the constitution is most of them. it's not just some old dusty thing that you read. it's yours. host: he wrote in his opinion on this case that the hard fact was that sometimes we must make we don't like and that we make them because they are right, right in the sense that the law and the cons touche and as we see them compel a result. so great is our commitment to the process that except in a rare taste, we don't pause to does -- expressed distaste for the result, perhaps for fear of undermining a valued principle that dictates the question. this is one of those rare cases. what do you think of, when your time with him, when you hear him talk about that in the documentary and then hearing his i hope this is a real anecdote because i remember him telling me this and it's been some year -- some years that i was there with him. this opinion, a concurrence, and enormously important decision for him. i remember him saying, sometime after texas versus johnson, in the public eye

the class family isn't the only one with little chance of owning their own place and all the richest five percent of germans own half the apartments and houses. every second person owns no property at all most germans rent and having to pay more and more for a living space. the purchase price of an eighty square meter apartment has soared in the last ten years. one thousand is an extreme case only ten percent of the people here own real estate. sixty percent of all new buildings are ninety four percent of refurbished old buildings have gone to buyers from out of town. see of oil and you want to get your shoes dirty mr. studious. while the close family has a tate's others a snapping up the houses on the market and don't have it if you make a killing again he did did he get another bargain for you must we keep getting repeat offenders here they buy one house after another this is the third right it's a second of his second complete one and the apartments before we went for a meal and i said it will cost less than four point five and he got it for three kinds of crazy right. this is sor

own drum, that has won him across the board praised but it is also won him some criticism. still to come: we'll be having some personal reflections on the life ofjohn mccain by someone who was a long—standing friend. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared "i have a dream." as darkness falls tonight, an unfamiliar light will appear in the south—eastern sky. an orange glowing disk that is brighter than anything save the moon — our neighbouring planet, mars. there is no doubt that this election is an important milestone in the birth of east timor as the world's newest nation. it'll take months and billions of dollars to repair what katrina achieved in just hours. three weeks is the longest the great clock has been off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the pendulum to set the clock going again. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: john mccain, the us senator and former presidential candidate, has d

and what households own they own enough stock. it is not feeling like it. people don't feel as if there is some new dawn in corporate america. they will chase it with their dollars. i don't know what it is going to look like. i don't know what that sort of state of euphoria might even look like. i don't think it's one of those things to say until we see it we are all good >> yeah. >> that's the most important point and it's a move in the marketplace. it is to try to figure out when there will be a top or bottom. it comes into do we have a euphoric environment or depressed environment. you get a power ball move. >> moves happen and they go over the skis of the fundamentals they get pushed too far. jim makes the argument so that you're seeing to his point is fundamentally based there are reasons to be optimistic i don't think we are there yet i'll finish this quickly if you think we are there we are really early >> i don't think anybody thinks we are there we are caught in the past and not really looking at the market you have rates

a champion in the stock for ages my travel company owns it. the club said positive things today on the club call about it. i'm getting tired of talking about this one because no one cares. no one they know the chemical titan will break up but they don't know what the pieces are worth all this week i brought on the ceo of the spunoff materials science division of dow chemical i thought he told a pretty good story. i heard a lot of people yawned, i was hurt today, why ed green, the dowdupont ceo bought $2 million in the open market, an incredible commitment but makes sense. i talked about how green made a fortune when he broke up tyco. he said over and over again it didn't take off until the form 10, the technical form came out. guess what dowdupont's form 10s come out next month you may not believe the stock will takeoff when that happens but breen, not green, does and then finally michael kors, stock's still running. why? the whole apparel company is red hot, why accessories. kors doubled down on accessories two years ago when they paid $1.2 m

the welsh wizard than grabbing a goal of his own to double the lead and wrap up his own to double the, up the win. jose mourinho isn't happy, surprise, surprise. manchester united lost 3—2 at brighton. you can see why he has been promoting a lack of new players. it is the second successive season they have been beat on the south coast will stop i was expecting the team to be collectively a better team. -- south coast. i was expecting the team. there are consequences of the individual mistake but there are basic mistakes which make almost an impossible mission to win a match. novak djokovic has won the cincinnati masters for the first time, beating roger federer in straight sets in the final. he snuffed out any hopes of a federer fight back by taking the second set after taking the first. he has now won all nine tournaments at least once. there was an upset in the women's draw after world number one simona halep was beaten by the world number 17. here is what has been catching our eye on social media. blag chaos at the asian games. everything going swimmingly, excuse the pun, during th

onto the gentle period of their own internal clock. if only we could stop the clock get back into you know with nature and in ourselves while some people are actually doing that or at least they're trying to a part of a serious and my colleague takes you to a village far from the stressful wasteful wastes of the city. don't get me wrong but sometimes it can be every bit too overwhelming to give the village a reality when people are trying to live at one with nature as best they can it's good. i went to find out just how eco friendly this eco village is. the first thing you do after arriving is park your car outside the village. is a car free zone i'm surprised to see there are any at all here but this is the countryside after all i'm just trying to reach one of the villages. but they won't pick up their landline and i can't contact them because they didn't have a mobile fare and they don't use them here and assumes they go into google which i'm supposed to switch mine off. to the eco village has a population of around one hundred fifty

increasing pressure and was forced to make changes to his energy policy this week after members of his own party threatened to vote against it well those are the headlines on al-jazeera do stay with us inside story is coming up next thank you very much for watching. it's called the state capture inquiry a judicial investigation into alleged government corruption in south africa involving billions of dollars of public money some say the ruling african national congress is on trial but how far can the investigation go this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program that hamid south africa's president zuma has vowed to crack down on government corruption and he could end up implicating members of his own party a judicial inquiry into alleged corruption at the top levels of government opened on monday but it doesn't have powers to arrest anybody or seize assets it will examine claims of fraud in the public sector during former president jacob zuma time in office zuma was accused of being under the influence of the wealthy gupta family it's estimated billions of dollars of state funds we

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that gave the constitution real meaning in our own lives and in our own time. that is on the constitution -- constitution -- >> he wrote the hard fact is that we have to make decisions we do not like. so great is our commitment to the process that accepting a rare case we do not pause to express distaste for the result. this is one of those rare cases. with do you think of of your time with him when you hear him talk about that and hearing his opinion? >> i hope this is a real anecdote because i remember him telling me this. opinion, is an enormously important decision for him. it is such a clear application that people really care about. he was in some restaurant and somebody approached him. they said to him i really disagreed with the court. -- your opinion talked about his .ld opinions similar to a red, which is set itsimilar to what you read, is not just a judge saying one way or the other half you think social policy should be, this case encapsulates that. it isis not even -- beautifully written. he called it a lonely place of honor in society. showed -- h

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