right now so the american tech companies these two these companies that are a little more than favor raveling basically and the broader market even saw a little rally on tuesday with the stock feigning on strong earning. an equal fight you point out but can things get any worse in this dispute. yes i would say so and the reason for this is the add on is not facing someone here who is actually trying to calm markets by taking a passive or cautious stance on things and says the white house is actually harming the already weakened country even more about it threatening more and more sanctions and tariff so the fall of the lira and the turkish economy are just collateral damage trump wants to see the pastor andrew brunson free and until he does not get what he wants in regards to he is going to raise pressure on turkey our very own social months to new york thank you very much. president nicolas maduro says that from now on then as well as chief he will will only be available to people of a special government aid card a so-called fatherland card for years to government of the academically ravaged

in the system estate in place for a thousand years is they all what my god i'm currently coming on ravel on those this is. news to be put into my pocket so the f.c.a. will change their name see what happens in the u.k. is that every time the regulator is caught committing massive fraud. to cleanse themselves they change their names and we go on within three months i'll bet you a million dollars and require that the f.d.a. will change its. and within three months to try to cover their tracks of this massive ok i'll take that bet ok so if you're going to do it if you're going to do it if you lose i win that money but ok the point is that the f.c.a. they were created by the political authorities the people we elect into office they gave them no authority they just established potemkin regulator to appease the people the population the voters the taxpayers that bailed out these banks with the equivalent of catherine the second they were trying their lackeys these bureaucrats these government officials were trying to impress us that they were doing something on the second yes empress catherin

it is slightly on the raveling i mean the problem all alone with the trump signed up to a remarkably sin documents they gave rather unlike the north and south korea time and on the corruption which has some very concrete things in it and so it seems true believe that this was a muffin everybody was suggesting that maybe this wasn't enough i do think that if they want both sides a lot invested it is lots of places that can go the month that some if it doesn't go ahead but this point is at risk of a plague on definitely they need to phrase it dennis rodman's come back to the matter of the dubious only. something substantial needs to be done it. is so much a fair analysis that was career analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u.k. . the united nations has joined the condemnation of filing far right protests in the german city of chemist's high commissioner for human rights urged politicians to come out in unison against xenophobia that's after the fatal stabbing of a german man allegedly by two migrants triggered mass on rest protesters have gave the salutes

it is slightly on raveling i mean the problem all along was that trump signed up to a remarkably sin document again rather like the north and south korea time and on the correction which has some very concrete things in it until it seems true believed that this was an often everybody was second suggestion that maybe this wasn't enough i do think that north korea if they want both sides are good but not invested it is loss of face for kim jong un to trump if he doesn't go ahead a bit north korea at this point is at risk overplayed its hand definitely they need to that's a phrase of dennis rodman's comeback a member of the do me a solid. into something substantial needs to be done. because so much a fair analysis that was korea analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u.k. . now what better way to squeeze the last bit of fun from the summer sun than with a unique sporting event on the croatian island of rob on tuesday dog owners competed alongside their pets in a combined swimming and running race to the prize pretty much fifteen teams in total took part but t

ravelers shared video and pictures from inside the terminal. you can see people wandering arou in near darkness. backup generators did evepually power but that was only for critical systems. escalatortnd got pretty hot inside the terminal because air conditners shut off, too. passengers said it went without any warning. >> i've never sen anything lik that before. >> everything s off. the lights went out. they flickered a couple times, next thing i knew, everything was dark. >> we were walking through the dark in the part of the airport. we could tell the ac wasn't on. it was clear something wasn't right. >> now,po the a says this was caused by a problem with dominion energy. it was restored and e 11:15. the no delays right now but news4's justin finch will be tracking live flights for you. he'll have a live report coming up. >>> a truth, uni and justice rally. this is how metro transported the unite to right sunday. metro said all orange line trains were marked special ck because of t work and insistrathat all tins were open to the public. the

that trump ism in the trump economic model has really hit hit hard when the bond market starts on ravel because you can't have a rising bond market and inflation at the same time so when the bond market starts to unravel you know that trump is a trump economic model has really taken hold i means that workers get higher pay the prices go up but your wages go up so you're going to feel richer main street will benefit wall street will get kicked in the teeth well certainly you and i can recall in the one nine hundred seventy s. when inflation was very high but member wages used to be paid to that inflation i remember my mother getting a price increase you know her wage was increased every year like seven eight percent based on the inflation that was similar so we still get our incomes more pegged to the rate of inflation of course now there is not what happened in the eighty's with that or in reagan deregulation or they separated the functions of wall street and capital raising from the economy at large so that companies and the privileged elites on wall street could engage in financial en

monetary history through anonymous account but once you are the anonymize one account you can start on raveling where the transactions ago. the second part of the question which is more interesting is the government's. bitcoin is a peer to peer currency a peer to peer technology means that there's no middlemen. governments have been trying to stop peer to peer technologies since napster and they have been. completely unsuccessful as anybody could possibly be and. so i don't see them being able to stop here to be a currency either which leads me to the last observation that since there is no middle. there is nobody giving permission when i'm buying a bottle of water with a credit card somewhere in the background is a bank giving me permission to buy a bottle of water with a credit card and that is a horrifying thought because that means that the bank can also deny me permission to buy a bottle of water. nobody thinks of this but it's there with bitcoin this is not true there is nobody needing to give permission in the background there is nobody who gets to say no to a transaction no money can be

trump ism in the trump it could nomic model has really hit hit hard when the bond market starts on ravel because you can't have a rising bond market and inflation at the same time so when the bond market starts to unravel you know that trump is a trump economic model has really taken hold i means that workers get higher pay the prices go up but your wages go up so you're going to feel richer main street will benefit wall street will get kicked in the teeth well certainly you and i can recall in the one nine hundred seventy s. when inflation was very high but member wages used to be paid to that inflation i remember my mother getting a price increase you know her wage was increased every year like seven eight percent based on the inflation that was similar so we still get our incomes more pegged to the rate of inflation of course now there is not what happened in the eighty's with that or in reagan deregulation or they separated the functions of wall street and capital raising from the economy at large so that companies and the privileged elites on wall street could engage in financial en

it is slightly on the raveling i mean the problem all along was that trump signed out to a remarkably sin document again rather like the north and south korea comment on the correction which has some very concrete things in it until it seems to believe that this was a muffin everybody was sent suggesting that maybe this wasn't enough i do think that north korea if they want both sides are good but not invested it as loss of face with kim jong un to trump if he doesn't go ahead a bit north korea at this point is at risk overplayed its hand definitely they need to that's a phrase of dennis rodman's come back to the member of the do me a small little bit of something substantial needs to be done. just so much a fair analysis that was career analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u k. germany has handed back human remains taken from what is now namibia in an official ceremony they are skulls and bones of members of the herero and people slaughtered under german colonial rule more than a century ago in a church service here in berlin and the human remains were o

it is slightly on the raveling i mean the problem all along was that trump signed up to a remarkably sin document again rather like the north and south korea comment on the correction which has some very concrete things in it until it seems to believe that this was an off and everybody was set suggesting that maybe this wasn't enough i do think that north korea if they want both sides are going to put a lot invested in it as loss of face with kim goldman and the trumps if it doesn't go ahead a bit north korea at this point is at risk overplayed its hand definitely they need to see the phrase of dennis rodman's come back to the member of the do me a solid. into something substantial needs to be done. just so much a fair analysis that was career analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u.k. . i think. well here in germany politicians are searching for answers in the aftermath of violent protests in the city of chemist's the arrest was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man allegedly by two migrants from iraq and syria scenes of protests giving nazi sa

that trump ism in the trump economic model has really hit hit hard when the bond market starts on ravelbecause you can't have a rising bond market and inflation at the same time so when the bond market starts to unravel you know that trump is a trump economic model has really taken hold i means that workers get higher pay the prices go up but your wages go up so you're going to feel richer main street will benefit wall street will get kicked in the teeth well certainly you and i can recall in the one nine hundred seventy s. when inflation was very high but member wages used to be paid to that inflation i remember my mother getting a price increase you know her wage was increased every year like seven eight percent based on the inflation that was similar so we still get our incomes more pegged to the rate of inflation of course now there is not what happened in the eighty's with that or in reagan deregulation or they separated the functions of wall street and capital raising from the economy at large so that companies and the privileged elites on wall street could engage in financial eng

in the system a state in place for a thousand years is they all what my god i'm currently coming on ravel on there's a this is. news to be put into my pocket so the f.c.a. will change their name see what happens in the u.k. is that every time the regulator is caught committing massive fraud to cleanse themselves they change their names be gone within a three months i'll bet you a million dollars and decline that the f.d.a. will change saying within three months to try to cover their tracks of this massive ok i'll take that bet ok so if you're going to do it if you're going to do it if you lose i win that money but ok the point is that the f.c.a. they were created by the political authorities the people we elect into office they gave them no authority they just established potemkin regulator to appease the people the population the voters the taxpayers that bailed out these banks with the equivalent of catherine the second they were trying their lackeys these bureaucrats these government officials were trying to impress us that they were doing something on the second yes empress catherine

that trump ism in the trump economic model has really hit hit hard when the bond market starts on ravel because you can't have a rising bond market and inflation at the same time so when the bond market starts to unravel you know that trump is a trump economic model has really taken hold i means that workers get higher pay the prices go up but your wages go up so you're going to feel richer main street will benefit wall street will get kicked in the teeth well certainly you and i can recall in the one nine hundred seventy s. when inflation was very high but member wages used to be paid to that inflation i remember my mother getting a price increase you know her wage was increased every year like seven eight percent based on the inflation that was similar so we still get our incomes more pegged to the rate of inflation of course now there is not what happened in the eighty's with that or in reagan deregulation or they separated the functions of wall street and capital raising from the economy at large so that companies and the privileged elites on wall street could engage in financial en

story of the rebirth of the islamic republic means delving into the chaos of middle eastern wars on raveling the threads of history and distinguishing recurrent elements from the interruptions. it's an intriguing story of a long isolated country that is today of central importance and feared a country convinced through dialogue to stop developing nuclear weapons while still sending its revolutionary guard to find around the region. and. live. in. it. the story begins in tehran on july the fourteenth two thousand and fifteen after twelve years of negotiations and extreme tension iran allows its nuclear program to be monitored in exchange it obtains the progressive lifting of sanctions stifling its economy for the large majority of iranians this agreement is a source of enormous hope that their country can at last participate in and benefit from globalization. too they could have bill the end of hope on this issue but now we are still in a new chapter of. instead of being regarded as a pariah state the islamic republic now hopes to be acknowledged as a full member of the international communit

legacy of the clippers continues to survive in birth, song, paintings, naval historian samuel eliot ravel morrison set of these great ships they disappeared with the finality of wild pigeon but for a brief time they ruled the way, our cathedral and would and my goal was to recapture this era that will never be seen again of american clipper ships and it's been an absolute wonderful journey to write this book. thank you very much for being here tonight. [applause]. stephen have a question. mine is a little bit parochial. i was born and raised in baltimore with a number of different levels of school and we were always taught that the baltimore clipper ship and the baltimore was the sort of this example of the clipper ship in that baltimore was sort of the home of the clipper ship and the connection between clipper and the city was very strong. now, this causes me to be a little skeptical. >> 80 clippers versus the baltimore clipper's. >> exactly what can you tell me about the clipper ships in the city of baltimore. >> very good question. the baltimore clippers were camped out in the early 1

and i am just going to end with this last slide of ravel arnold's work from 1968. this was shown in the feigen exhibition. it was produced by the only gay artist, the only african-american artist included in feigen's show. and, in fact, there was only one woman also included in the 65 artists in feigen's show. so that gives us a sense of the discriminatory nature of the high art establishment even in the 1980s -- well, one would argue even to today. but specifically because of arnold's involvement at the time, when he produced this work and at the same time as the show, he was an artist and resident at art and soul, a collaborative art space in north lawndale initiated by the mca in chicago, an unusual partnership with cvl or the conservative vice lords, a new manifestation of the west side gangs. and actually, the artist rebecca zorich, has written extensively on arnold's connection in "art and soul." and in some ways, this work photo collages comments on gender, sexuality, race and politics, despite being included in the show, demonstrate how limited by inquiry i

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it is slightly on raveling i mean the problem all along was that trump signed up to a remarkably sin document again rather like the north and south korea comment on the correction which has some very concrete things in it until it seems true believe that this was an off and everybody was sentenced yesterday but maybe this wasn't enough i do think that north korea if they want both sides they've got a lot invested in it as loss of face for kim dollar amounts to trump if he doesn't go ahead but north korea at this point is at risk overplaying its hand definitely they need to use the phrase of dennis rodman's come back a member of the do me a solid. into something substantial needs to be done. because so much fair analysis that was career analysts and foster carter there speaking to us from exeter in the u.k. . now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today long searing rains have overwhelmed the swatch wrong dam in myanmar inundating around one hundred villages and closing the country's biggest highway authorities have ordered fifty thousand people to evacuate

the republican convention of august 3-ninth, was an attempt to ravel it back up again. >> mailer gives the devil his due. he looks for signs of the new nixon. i don't know if you remember the new nixon, as opposed to the awful, phony dick nixon of 1952. who embarrassed those of us who had more delicate sensibilities, even if we were numb eight. -- 8. he parses nixon's speeches, and he has his mailer way of doing that, which is to interject himself into the lines of the speech with, sort of an interrogation, with comments, with sarcasm, with suspense. what is he going to do next? stuff like that. you have a kind of intercourse with the two of them on the page. >> onto chicago. the book begins with an invocation of chicago. he felt the chagrin that all new yorkers feel when they come to chicago, because it is an even greater city than new york. that has been my impression the last few days. he does, the architecture, the river, the stockyards, which were still in operation. in 1968, the smell of the stockyards, the fabulous mailer knows. he could smell of fark at 100 paces. he could smel

ravel waldo emerson says "there is properly no history, only biography" now just because he said something doesn't mean we have to believe it. but among academics, there has long been a vision audioous debate about the uses and the effectiveness of the baio graphical method in historical practice. it seems that it offends us that ordinary people, including many americans, have a deep seated desire to see history through the lens of individual achievement and powerful personalities so that it can degenerate into simplistic hero worship. sometimes it can do that, but most of the times i would argue that it doesn't. and it seems that irregardless of what historians think or care about, that most people still enjoy reading biographies, as the number of prizes awarded to our panel attests to. and i don't think that historians or scholars look to heroes anymore, despite the title of my book. way look at ways to bring them down. just kidding. we look to ways to situate the individual in the past with the respect for that past and try not to let contemporary judgments of current presidents influen

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monetary history through anonymous account but once you are the anonymize one account you can start on raveling where the transactions go. the second part of the question which is more interesting is the government's. bitcoin is a peer to peer currency a peer to peer technology means that there is no middlemen. governments have been trying to stop peer to peer technologies since napster and they have been. completely unsuccessful as anybody could possibly be and. so i don't see them being able to stop here to be a currency either which leads me to the observation that since there is no middle. there is nobody giving permission. when i'm buying a bottle of water with a credit card somewhere in the background is a bank giving me permission to buy a bottle of water with a credit card and that is a horrifying thought because that means that the bank can also deny me permission to buy a bottle of water. nobody thinks of this but it's there with bitcoin this is not true there is nobody needing to give permission in the background there is nobody who gets to say no to a transaction no money can be for

they believe that no one is in a life threatening condition and of course because this is just an ravelled a little while ago that we. they're still trying to piece together what exactly happened and will be issuing more information when they have it but they have said that they're taking it and did very serious but surely we will be having more details in a minute an hour come see year now isn't it since some terrorist drove in to protest trains and around the gates apartment then a terror attack that killed five people so obviously there's nothing to say at the moment that this was a terror attack could have been a car just out of control could have been some other maybe police chases some of the went wrong we don't know at the moment police still yet some officially comment but of course it's always in the back of people's minds of this kind of things especially in an area like that could happen although of course parliament's in recess for the summer isn't at the moment indeed have been led to a court but then given the history of that i think they did happening in the part where there