people to turn connection and more determined to doing something here for the next generation gloomily sfi environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and on mine. every day nearly twelve million passengers board planes and arrive safely john quis mother did not five years ago she flew to malaysia on holiday but her return flight from kuala lumpur to beijing vanished with barely a trace. malaysian airlines flight three seventy is one of the greatest mysteries of aviation history and it's true zhang's life into turmoil now he's on his way to one of them for and he wants answers. with well i'm nervous i've been nervous every time i've flown since then. but flying to malaysia's worst of all. in twenty fourteen his mother left her apartment to fly to malaysia with a coworker they wanted to get away from the dreary beijing winter for a few days she never returned and he once has young he entered the apartment since . whenever i saw photos of her things that belonged to i broke down i just couldn't take it. my brother and i packed everything up and brought her here to her apartment and i

sfi environment series of global three thousand on d w and online. the u.s. trade deficit surges to a ten year high another sign of the country strong economy and not the best news for its deficit hating president so what happened i'll give you the details. also the world's biggest tourism show gets underway in berlin but the choice of this year's showcase country proved controversial due to claims of state sponsored homophobia. i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for joining us. the u.s. trade deficit surged to a ten year high in twenty eighteen despite the trumpet ministration placing tariffs on a large range of imported goods the commerce department said almost nineteen percent jump in the deficit in december contributed to the six hundred twenty one billion dollar shortfall slowing global growth and a stronger dollar are weighing on demand for u.s. goods last year the us posted record trade deficits with china mexico and the e.u. . and let's go now to our financial correspondent in new york who is in the east a haro who say this will obviously be taken as

sfi environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. hello there and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture i'm karen helps that and here's a quick peek at what's in store on today's show. the robots are coming an unsettling new documentary looks at our future with artificial intelligence in both professional and very private settings. and the late rock pioneer lou reed's guitars reverberated again in new york as part of a very public performance take a listen to what some called nick. but we start with the sad news that renowned curator aqui n. was or has died after a long battle with cancer born in one area and was always instrumental in pushing the art world to embrace a more global view of contemporary art and art history he was the first african born curator to organize the venice be anonymous and he oversaw some of the most important global exhibitions of the last decade bringing artists from beyond europe and the u.s. into the spotlight. enjoyed a breathtaking career a nigerian born citizen of the world throughout the

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sfi have the utmost respect of barr and his public service.hen he was named as special counsel i said his selection was good news and knowing him i had confidence he would handle the matter properly. >> reporter: the two men are so close, mueller attended the wedding of two of barr's daughters and their wives go to bible study. during the confirmation, mueller split with barr about the witch hunt. >> i don't believe he would be involved in a witch hunt. >> reporter: barr, 68,'s wife is a librarian and they have three daughters. he was in a program to reduce violent crime and the save, and loan crisis and oversaw the investigation into the doomed flight, pan am 103. barr left government and worked as a corporate lawyer for years before president trump nominated him as attorney general. >> bill barr, one of the most respected -- >> reporter: like trump, barr is tough on immigration and supports executive power and the power of presidential pardons. before the official nomination, trump asked barr about his relationship with bob mueller. >> you k