some called it the silk road of help. me, me some cindy thought physically felt more safe if china came to help us. you've told me least the look on the if someone is already faced the same problems before you look and found solution, you know, maybe haven't. yeah. it does give you a feeling of security that sort of cynical don't want to hit the link with mentor. did a quick question. so the, because you see these problem building and you don't know how to solve a long cycle, many side of the china as the savior in times of need. whether it was politically motivated or not. the symbolism worked for ricardo in his family . in the early stages of the pandemic, no help was forthcoming from the european union. ah, we saw when we saw china that really experienced a catastrophe in the beginning of the pandemic. and china was really devastating in the beginning. so course on what they offer to help us with that it showed us that they were prepared out on their power some of the most. and they're afraid of nothing and nobody can

so for now, italy is still part of the silk road. even though no chinese money has flowed into 3, yes, so far i always say why we didn't began that part of the way. she's cool over back to the initiative. what it is, the opposite. they accept our b of development as some of our places on the maritime stake road. but they needed an idea of development. natalie, money. every chinese arrived with france and ideas. we have our ideas. we know what that can be. meanwhile, the chemical ratchet, the man who engineered the deal in the 1st place, believes that the fear of china is totally exaggerated and could have disastrous consequences or italy. my forecasts because of your politics misunderstanding. i think the likely scenario that i have now is that to italy, as slows down on the corporation with asia flows down on the corporation with china slows down on the development of technology lows down on the development of infrastructure for tomorrow. the way these, which are all the things that we need, that we do not to do by ourselves. and so

g 7 had great propaganda value when you're also in china itself on k propagandistic. 1014, the new silk room is quite clearly an enormous cogent and like projects in history, in china and the usa of charity. they are pursuing their own interest. i mean, if you change them in the it's obvious that china is trying to gain a global foothold through key infrastructure investment, such as port yes. in the north east of italy could also become an important logistical center for the chinese francesco, but easy as a businessman, who's currently planning to bring a new investor on board to build a 2nd container terminal entry as estimate of the minimum investment necessary to further expand to have a reasonable contain, it is $300.00 many on the order we are ready to discuss with other parties. if they have any interest to further develop again, isn't it that you that, that we have been discussing for a long time with that chinese interest? the 4th of 3 asked set to expand further. until now it has only handled $790000.00 container ships a year. by comparison, perez handles 6 times as much cargo

is a sign ologist, an author who lived in china for 6 years and observed the events around the new silk road development with a critical she thinks the italian government was trying to create an economic advantage for itself, but under estimated the plans political dimensions, something recon knowledge, men of this political project. why a member of the g 7 had a great propaganda value when you're in china itself and k propagandistic, went out and for the new silk grow. this quite clearly an enormous project and like the projects in history in china and the usa, and that's of charity, they office doing their own income and if you change them and it's obvious that china is trying to gain of global foothold through key infrastructure investments such as support for us in the north east of italy could also become an important logistical center for the chinese francesco, but easy as a business man who's currently planning to bring a new investor on board to build a 2nd container terminal entry as estimate of the minimum investment necessary to further expand to have reasonable container ter

some called it the silk road of help me me. so since he thought he felt more safe, because china came to help us. you told me he said look, if someone has already faced the same problems before you and found solution maybe haven't. yeah, it does give you a feeling of security sort of cynical want to ship. so let me pull it up quick question. so the, because you see these problems building and you don't know how to solve them in the cycle, many sided on the china as the savior in times of need. whether it was politically motivated or not. the symbolism worked for ricardo in his family . in the early stages of the pandemic, no help was forthcoming from the european union. the we saw when we saw china that really experienced catastrophe in the beginning. the panoramic in china was really devastating in the beginning, so course saw us feel they offered us health. so that it showed us that they were prepared, i don't know, but if they're a power, some of the most and they're afraid of nothing. and nobody can learn about what i mean

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now the city wants to return to its former glory and is hoping the chinese will help it when the silk road agreement was signed in march 2019 to yes was at the center of attention. northern italy was slated to become a major transshipment center for chinese export presented augustine, who is head of the port authority. thanks china's interest in tree. yes is proof of his growing significance as base europe is growing a lot old base nations are very easily accessible by, by the part of the as they saw. you know, i think it is very simple. if you look at a map, you see that the school bus fruit and you go to hungary to germany, to say you arrive foster van busing from the northern arrange port the. the city is investing even more in its rail network than in the fort itself. built over 100 years ago. it's direct links to eastern europe are still there. they just have to be upgraded. but it also, it pains to emphasize that although it welcomes investments from china, it has no intention of selling off the ford lock stock and barrel. what was that for years ago? 2 years ago, only a problem

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oh, it's about 1000000000, it's about town or it's about the foundation of a new world border silk road. china wants to use the network of trade was to expand its influence in europe. conflicts are inevitable times gateway to europe. in 45 minutes on d, w. me oh, what to say to us in that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d w. the the is this courageous or just plain crazy into the show will find out why these extreme athletes are taking dare devil lead off a norwegian, cliff. hi everyone and welcome to another edition of your max with me your host. megan lee. here's a look at what.

now, silk did not do too well during the depression. so he -- his company had to close down, and my mother had always had ambitions to either be an actress or to make people beautiful. and i have a late friend who had been a high school classmate of hers, and he said she was always combing out her girlfriends' hair and making them look pretty. she loved doing that, and that became her avocation and vocation. david: ok, now when you are talking about your youth in new york city, you do it in great detail in the book. how can somebody remember things that happened 80 years ago? how do you do that? leonard: david, it's easier to remember 80 years ago than what i had for lunch today. [laughter] david: i understand that phenomenon. ok. [laughter] your mother was interested in making people more beautiful, but i guess everybody likes to make people more beautiful. so what is it that she did that actually got her started in the cosmetics world? leonard: she started to sell the products that her uncle had made. he was an aesthetician. and then

road but in africa _ central asia and the silk road but in africa to — central asia and the silk roadudget is not great. but the other issue is we are in a crisis. — great. but the other issue is we are in a crisis. we — great. but the other issue is we are in a crisis, we are in a pandemic, we need— in a crisis, we are in a pandemic, we need to— in a crisis, we are in a pandemic, we need to cut spending somewhere. julie. _ we need to cut spending somewhere. julie. i_ we need to cut spending somewhere. julie. i will— we need to cut spending somewhere. julie, i will give you a chance to pick up the story when we come back at 11:30pm. for now, thank you both very much. another chance to look at the papers and the front pages after the papers and the front pages after the 11 o'clock news. the weather next. fairly dry and the weather front. it is a very big day in the world of sport, we have got wimbledon, we've got the final at wembley, too, so i was in the weather, too, we would like the best weather conditions we could possibly get. this is what it looks like early in the morning, some

remember the silk cloth used in the holy mosque?ilver, not really visible to the naked eye. it's — it's as if the tech is helping me to reach something beyond the art. i can see what sir david meant — that it's another side to it. going on hajj is one thing, but completing that spiritual, that cultural side of it, using this art that's entrenched in the hajj�*s history, is... ..is something special. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week thatjeff bezos stepped down as amazon boss, 27 years after founding the online tech giant. china's cyberspace administration ordered the removal of ride—hailing app didi from chinese app stores amidst accusations it's been illegally collecting personal data. and nintendo announced a new $350 nintendo switch games console, complete with a bigger 0led screen. it was also the week that the european space agency showed off an iim—long robotic arm. the era, or european robotic arm, will be the first arm able to walk in space, anchoring itself to fixed points and moving between them. the f

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no one has a clue about soap or now italy is still part of the silk road. even though no chinese money has flowed into tree. yes, so far i always say what can we do to become that part of the way where sequel back to the initiative, but it is the opposite. they accept our b of the element is some our places on the maritime see quote that they needed is an idea of development, not all the money. and the chinese arrived with funds and they ds, we have our ideas, we know what that can be. meanwhile, mechanical ratchet, the man who engineered the deal in the 1st place, believes that the fear of china is totally exaggerated and could have disastrous consequences or italy. my forecasts because of your politics misunderstanding. i think the likely scenario that i have now is that italy as slows down on the corporation with asia flows down on the corporation with the china slows down on the development of technology lows down on the development of infrastructure for some modal ways, which are all the things we need this, that we do not to do by ourselves, sir. and

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america's best tasting original oatmilk silk ♪ silk wendy's serves fresh never frozen beef on every hamburgerand that's why our dave's single is so hot and juicy. but what if that dave's single was buy one get one for a buck? and all these faves were too? (explosion) get any of these favs bogo $1. only at wendy's. >> good morning and thanks for tuning in. so early on a monday. it's nice to know where the not the only ones who get and godly and luckily it looks like temperatures. hopefully won't be as hot. as they were like, oh, yeah, even yesterday was better. yeah. and i don't know if this was very why. but i got some pretty decent wind in the overnight hours it. yeah, yeah. helps breezy the wind actually does help a lot. and that's one of the reasons that yesterday already felt a little bit cooler for many of us. >> we're still the midst of 90's to triple digits for the central valley and our very northern neighbors of the state bay area, though we began to back off that he yesterday. we're going to continue to back off of it today, too. that does come along with the cool coastal breeze tha

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silke described what it's been like for the residents. a big word. and they were all very... i don't know, it was a strange situation. we really had to take care of the inhabitants because most of them were in tears. they didn't want to leave their things behind but obviously they had to. i know that they are going to be good house, that they are being taken care of — but still, the emotional situation for them is devastating. —— to a good house. we know that they're all safe and they're all in safe houses. they were taken there by taxis and buses. of course, some of them are in wheelchairs, so it was really not easy. but the lucky thing is that in this house nobody was hurt. let's speak now to our reporter damian mcguiness who's in the german town of nurburg at a donation and support centre that's been set up there. it looks extremely busy and well—stocked. yes, the organisers have already told us they are putting out the message to stop bringing supplies because they had been overwhelmed by the generosity of locals, all the donations ha

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a mixture of white mineral oil in the silk at the right time helps to control them.n enemy attacks all parts of the plant. untasselled it doesn't lower yields much but on or below the ear, it is damaging. leaf blights also affect corn. sprays do not control these diseases, but resistant varieties of corn are being developed. mildew is one of several leaf diseases that interfere with successful production of cucumber and related crop. another affects both the leaves and the fruit. it reduces the quality of the fruit. dust is used for these diseases. this garden pest is easy to stop. keep the gate closed and the fence tight. no holes. zinnias are in bloom. the crops are beginning to roll out. the last of the early. certified seed helped to make a good yield, good quality too, free from scab and uniform in shape. much of the nutritional value of beets is in the top. so it's wise to use them young when the tops are edible. perhaps the number one garden crop, they keep ripening over a long period and are an important source of vitamin c which is often deficient in our die

sediment and silk builds up and to keep it navigable they developed this tidal basin so that twice a day 250 million gallons of water is released from the tidal basin down through the washington channel. flushes the sediment away. there are two bridges that give access to the tidal basin. there is the inlet bridge where the water comes in and there is the outlet bridge where the water goes out. each of those bridges has gates on the underside of them. title action closes the inlet gates in the morning when the tidal basin is full at the same time the title action opens the outlet gate and lets the water go out and as the tides change each day a day day in and day out the title action opens and closes the gates to let the water in and let the water out. the cherry trees were the inspiration of washington writer by the name of eliza skidmore. she had visited. pan in 1884 and seen the cherry trees there had seen what a what a wonderful scene they create every spring and and how important they were to japanese culture. so when she returned to washington she attempted to get a similar pro

silk did not do too well during the depression. his company had to close down.s my mother had always had ambitions to be an address or to make people beautiful -- actress or to make people beautiful. she was always combing her girlfriends hair and making them look pretty. she loved doing that and that became her vocation. dave: when you're talking about your youth, you do it in great detail. how can somebody remember things that happened 80 years ago? how do you do that? mr. lauder: it is easy to remember 80 years ago -- easier than what i had for lunch today. dave: i understand that phenomenon. your mother is interested in beautifying people but i guess everybody does. what is it she did that got her started in the cosmetics world? mr. lauder: she started to sell the products that her uncle had made. he was an exhibition. she decided she can do better and started making them in the kitchen. i as a little kid in my highchair would watch her make the crease on the kitchen stove. as time went on she would invite people to the house to do makeups and i would come h

she installed this morey silk fabric on the wall. and it's got the period style rug. there's angelica van buren, that you put in the tour, which was over the fireplace fireplace when you give a tour. and they were also collecting other art of benjamin franklin, by benjamin martin. which is over the fireplaces she intended it to be. she moved mrs. van buren, just past the chandelier on the left. the green room, in the nixon administration. it was decided that, the furniture from mrs. kennedy's time, was not the strongest pieces with very high ceilings, and it was replaced with furniture made by the new york workshop of duncan five. that was about 1810. these wonderful chairs that you see in the upper right, she acquired a set of four of those. and they were perfect to be added to the collection. and also in contrast, that great five style in the upper right. and will chair in the lower left. but this is a curators delight. and you take the back panel of the upholstery, it was inscribe by the upholsterer. and this was five, october 1811. and most furniture does not that

silke described what it's been like for the residents.ry. .. it was a strange _ they were all very. .. it was a strange situation, _ they were all very. .. it was a strange situation, we - they were all very. .. it was a strange situation, we really. they were all very. .. it was a i strange situation, we really had they were all very. .. it was a - strange situation, we really had to take care — strange situation, we really had to take care of the inhabitants. most of them were in tears. they did not want to leave their things behind, but obviously, they had to. i know that they are going to a good house, that they are being taken care of, but still, the emotional situation for them is devastating. we know that they are all safe. they are all in safe houses. they were taken there by taxis and buses. of course, some of them are in wheelchairs, so it was really not easy. the lucky thing is that in this house, nobody was hurt. let's speak now to our reporter damian mcguiness who's in the german town of nurburg at a donation and support cent

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