gun 2" that will hit theaters in 2019. >>> november 30th will mark the five-year anniversary of paul walker'sst & furious" star died in a horrible car crash. now new documentary celebrates paul's life with never before seen footage and interviews. >> how old are you now. >> 13. >> touching family home videos captures paul's happy youth, his teenage years going to prom. that infectious smile lost in high-speed crash in 2013. >> we were very close, loving family. paul is a piece that's missing now. >> do you ever feel like he's around watching over you if. >> absolutely. >> we have spoken to paul's look-alike siblings who shared home movies with "e.t.." >> i think he said i need some money. >> they all appear in the documentary "i am paul walk ir." for the first time we're hearing from ashley walker reflecting on her big brother's need for speed. >> he liked to go fast. as soon as i was old enough to hang on tight i was on the big wheel with him going for the ride of my life. >> several family members underscore how the star of the $5 billion "fast & furious" franchise never wanted to be an act

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paul connolly, bbc news. coming up at 6am on breakfast dan walker and louise minchin will have all the day's news, business ands. the latest headlines: officials in greece say at least 20 people have been killed as deadly wildfires burn near the capital, athens. north korea appears to de dismantling part of a key rocket testing site in the north west of the country. exceeding expectations: google wracks up stellar earnings as it shrugs off a record eu fine. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with newsweek and recent satellite imagery that apparently shows north korea going through with the destruction of a major launch and rocket engine testing site. the new york times looks at how gop critics of us republicans who they say are obfuscating and undercutting efforts to uncover russian interference in us politics. the japan times reports on the country reaching it highest ever recorded temperature. the mercury hit 41.1 in kumagaya, amid a deadly heat wave which is responsible for the deaths of at least a0 people. the ft says china's central b

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in the case of paul ryan, he ought to talk to his governor. it was governor walkerans. and governor walker pointed out that the canadians routinely do everything they can to hurt american dairy farmers. that's where that whole fight started was in a conversation between the president and governor walker. the fact is, we're the largest economy in the world. certainly the largest market in the world. we have enormous leverage. we have not used it very effectively. and that's going to make a lot of people very uncomfortable to have an aggressive president who really wants to change the terms of the agreements. chris: but susan, you know, speaker gingrich brought up this issue of the economy, the fact is, this trade war, if our other -- our counterparts and other countries don't back off it is going to cost a lot of jobs. it certainly has roiled the markets. how much heart burn are all of these tariff battles causing for republicans in congress who were planning to go into these midterms campaigning on the idea of a strong economy? >> campaigning on the idea of the tax

and anyone who was in paul erickson's rolodex, including dana rohrbacher and wayne lapierre and scott walkerght now shaking in his boots waiting for mueller to come knocking. >> so why wasn't this a mueller indictment, matt? why wasn't it tied in directly? >> i think that it was probably not part of mueller's initial charges. if you look at the indictment, this is someone the fbi has been surveilling for some time going back to 2016, maybe to 2015. long before the investigation into the trump campaign ever began. and if you look at what the activities it lays out, they are accusing her not of trying to influence the election, but of trying to cultivate influence in the united states, of trying to infiltrate the nra, trying to infiltrate the republican party on behalf of the russian intelligence services. in a filing the justice department made public today they illustrate, i think, pretty clearly her connections to the russian intelligence service, not just the oligarch she was first reported to have worked for, but reference what appears to have been an job offer to the successor of the kgb

ned walker, sbc and chief communications officer at delta. coming at the end we have paul meinhardt, head of corporate communications for north america in the national press club headliners. we have patrick rose, america's aviation reporter. senior editor and graham burnett, fuel management by delta airlines. because the lord, former news director washington cbs affiliate and a member of the national press club headliners team. we have how women can a washington correspondent for the atlanta journal-constitution. skipping over a speaker for just a moment. executive residence at american university and cochair of the national press club headline team. also the organizer of today's event. thank you, everybody for being here. please welcome me in joining the head table. [applause] and of course our speaker today, mr. bastian. thank you for being here today. welcome to washington. and i think they're great to be here. >> not your first visit here nor will it be her last. >> that's correct. >> lets jump right in to support in washington. let's talk about the political debates.