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that with a dense network of roads and rail links at this end plus the rhine river connecting with rotterdam and now also the burger on europe's west coast it's ideal. coming this will. turn out twenty five trains a week to do is book from china carrying both goods and hope for the future. located in germany's industrial heartland duesberg used to be a wealthy city but it's been in economic decline for decades. the city's representative for chinese affairs still remembers the steel plants lighting up the nighttime sky when he was a boy today like the coal mines across the river valley to most have been closed down in the list since one in the last twenty years we've lost around thirty or thirty five thousand jobs in the steel industry. which is why he welcomes trade from china. and the new silk road will boost the influx of investors such as ya mean one who has big plans for do is book. beginning here in china and we will be building a china trade center here. on this line behind us we will have one hundred twenty thousand square meters of office space over five stories. meter. the center is

combine that with a dense network of roads and railings at this end, plus the river connecting with rotterdamnd more on europe's west coast. it is ideal. >> there are now 25 trains a week, peering both goods and hope for the future. located in germany's industrial heartland, it used to be a wealthy city but it has been in economic decline for decades. they still member the steel plants lighting up the nighttime sky. today, let the coal mines, most have been closed down. >> in the last 20 years, we lost around 30,000 or 35,000 jobs in the steel industry. >> which is why he welcomes trade from china. and the new silk road will boost investors. >> we will be building a china trade center here. on this land behind us, we will have 120,000 square meters of office space, over five stories. >> the center is set to accommodate around 200 companies, which will have excellent access to the european market from here. the construction is being subsidized by the chinese government as part of a long-term strategy. that also includes the neil -- new train link. it may not be making any money for beijing yet

three gold medals for the speed skater at the world championships in rotterdam. 2017 was a year thatt the australian open. her sister venus defeated in the final, but she wouldn't hold a grudge for long, as serena announced to the world she was pregnant and had won in melbourne in the early stages. baby alexis came into the world in september. back on the court, johanna konta tried to fill the void left by serena at wimbledon. the british number one forced her way past the world number one. commentator: british tennis history is made. it's been 39 years since a british woman can say, i'm a wimbledon semifinalist. the next challenge lay ahead of venus williams. commentator: venus williams is back in the wimbledon final. in the end, experience held true in the semifinal, but not in the final. garbine muguruza on top against venus. andy murray's year on the court was one to forget. hampered with injuries, murray bowed out of wimbledon to sam querrey. roger federer swept all in front of him to get his hands on the famous trophy yet again. the rest of the majors were shared out between hi

that with a dense network of roads and rail links at this end plus the rhine river connecting with rotterdam and also the burger on europe's west coast it's ideal. coming this will. turn out twenty five trains a week to do is book from china carrying both goods and hope for the future. located in germany's industrial heartland duesberg used to be a wealthy city but it's been in economic decline for decades. the city's representative for chinese affairs still remembers the steel plants lighting up the nighttime sky when he was a boy today like the coal mines across the river valley to most have been closed down. in the last twenty years we've lost around thirty or thirty five thousand jobs in the steel industry. which is why he welcomes trade from china. and the new silk road will boost the influx of investors such as ya mean one who has big plans for do is book. beginning here and china and we will be building a china trade center here. on this line behind us we will have one hundred twenty thousand square metres of office space over five stories. hundred twenty thousand metre. the center is

it was in '39, when the nazis overran holland, they couldn't go-- their ship couldn't go back to rotterdam they came to the united states. so you grew up in new york city or...? no, about 50 miles north of here. about seven miles north of west point, in fact. i could actually run home from west point, to and from. david: so when you were growing up, you... what was your nickname growing up? petraeus: peaches. i-- an announcer at the little league game couldn't pronounce it. the first time i came to bat as a 9-year-old, i said: [stuttering] "peaches," and that sort of stuck. and that followed me for quite a-- all the way through my time at west point, in fact. there was a woman in-- or a girl at the laundry who had been a high school friend of mine doing that as a summer job, and she would send me notes in the laundry that you'd send to and from every week. and some upperclassman opened it up, and, you know, it said: "dear peaches," and so... so it stuck on you. it jumped to west point. it jumped the air gap to west point. how did you get an appointment to west point? you seemed you were qu

in the movie silkwood there is all those scenes of naked meryl streep writing in agony as men's rotterdam. they were washing the radiation away. if you add a provision without inhalend you didn't anything and you didn't swallow anything, you could take a shower and you would be of her. >> i remember reading that this was worse than the plant. onainted the radium dials fox, i remember mike pence having those clocks, you could see them in the dark. they look the brushes because it worked better. every single one of those people died 10 years later -- 12 years later because they were licking the brush. they were sharpening the brushes with their mouth and using the radiation as makeup that those women died, those were the first people to sue their employer for unsafe working conditions and that case became the foundation of osha. the occupational safety. >> i study with the descendents theit is believed that reason for the second world war was to make sure acer well were never happened and the reason for the king speech is because britain was so excited about joining the allies or joining th