staying with the tennis and south america thing with it hasn't south america's most successful fame. has been laid to rest in fell paolo in brazil the brazilian one nineteen major titles during her career in the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's including three wimbledon. singles titles and four u.s. open championships she also reached the singles final at both the australian open and the french open when i was recently taken to hospital as she'd been suffering from mouth cancer i think it was. a very important for us. and very sad because i know marie stayed for a long time i talk with a play tennis a little bit we. talk about tennis a different ward when she starts to play. it is that is the life i think you have to learn a little bit more in and treat better. so that we are said that's all we can you can say. the golden state warriors have won a second straight n.b.a. title in the fed in four years they beat the cleveland cavaliers one hundred eight to eighty five on friday to complete a four nothing series whitewash this was a fourth year in a row the warriors and the cavalie

and south america's mercosur trade bloc. site and at this moment what we've seen at this congress is a reaffirmation of the will of both brazil and germany to reach an agreement between now and the european union. however realities on the ground seem to be putting the brakes on brazil's economic recovery a recent ten day strike by truckers over high fuel prices disrupted supply chains throughout the country and cause some economists to lower growth expectations twenty seventeen zubrus ill's economy expand for the first time in four years but the nation is still plagued by distortions making recovery difficult consumer goods are among the most expensive in the world local companies are saddled with an overly complex tax system and the government pays a disproportionately high amount to service its debt. but despite the problems business leaders hope a deal could help free trade proponents counter trade barriers made in the usa. as more as we are able to enter into into globalized and multilateral systems as better we can prov

a lot of the players played in europe had to go to south america to come back to europe so it away so little bit of fatigue can cautiousness the world cup is around the corner we're not so can completely kill count with what i saw in that game but it's an interesting team mexico is no doubt about that but the play in the world champions the world champions for me the favorite thing to win this one is that got great players in every position and they just know how so when i can score longer prediction. i was i would say a sneaky one nil win for germans and i can just about judging marina espina giving us him his predictions as usual to say this is what he said about germany mexico. germany and mexico germany the know how to win. they know why they win and i think they're going to stick exactly the same principles mexico is a very interesting team very creative very funny way to play and to enjoy football but i think once more the power of germany. i have to agree the power of germany ever since i've been a focal found on i forty years it has always been the power of germany it just doe

a small unit in south america with security cooperation at the platoon level is not combat credible but there for specific reason, and the west coast view with command and control arrangement that could go over the top. and a significant combat credible force to do part of this dynamic force. and they may go forward. >> the question that comes to mind is the surge force and blunt contact force, able to operate when the balloon goes up. and the bifurcation, the surge marine force, and patrolling marine force, perhaps 3-way bifurcation of all those guys offering up larry ships might not have the same level of hardware. to what degree, different flavors of magtf, how do you change the interchangeability? >> not to try to make this simple because it is not, the marine corps is a one mco force. if something breaks around the world, the forces you described are the ones where we are going to go. for instance in the korean theater there are forces that have trained specifically, if it really comes to a full-blown -- have not trained specifically for that mission. they have done very well, the

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in china, india, south america. we had no presence in these country -- in these countries.ver the last two years we have been actively investing and present in china, actively investing in india, actively investing in south america. we have been opening offices around the world. is owned by the government of abu dhabi? khaldoon: correct. who do you report to? khaldoon: we have a board of directors. we have a strong board, a very present board. the board meets on a monthly basis. david: sheikh mohammed is the crown prince, but day-to-day, he is in charge of running the operations of the government of opera, is that fair to say? khaldoon: yes. david: it is fair to say that you're very close to him? khaldoon: i have worked with him for 17 years. david: so i guess you are pretty close. when he meets with the president of the united states, does he ask you to go with him sometimes? khaldoon: yes. david: have you met with president trump? khaldoon: i have had the pleasure to meet president bush, president obama, president trump. david: you do this and other parts of the world as

less than 2% of our portfolio was in china, india, south america.d no presence in these countries, no exposure. over the last three years, we have been actively investing and present in china, actively investing and present in india, south america. we have been opening offices around the world. our operations have reached scale. david: mubadala is owned by the government of abu dhabi? khaldoon: correct. david: who do you report to? khaldoon: i have a board of directors, the board is chaired by the crown prince of abu dhabi, so we have a strong board, very present board. the board meets on a monthly basis. david: he is the crown prince, but day-to-day key is in charge of running the operations of the government of abu dhabi, that is fair to say? khaldoon: that is fair to say. david: is it fair to say you are close to him? khaldoon: i have worked with him for 17 years. david: i guess you are pretty close. when he comes julie hyman states and meets the president of the united states, do go with him sometimes? khaldoon: yes. david: have you met presiden

and to places and south america. -- in south america. taylor: if china has a reaction ofbuying u.s.eaction does that make for you in china? >> it is important we leave energy out of a trade war. for us, it's very important that people get access to the cleanest energy. and the fossil fuel arena. in, whatit gets opportunity does that create? >> my advice would be to leave it out to make us more competitive in areas and make u.s. less competitive. but we think the demand in the world needs everybody to be part of the energy mix. the largest energy supplier today and australia is also quite large and growing. we have announce we're going to grow our lng business from 77 million to 100 million. so there is a big growth. we are also investing in the u.s. to have additional energy out of the u.s. alix: they're in aggressive growth plans. the i.a. report said the u.s. could become the biggest supplier. if that happens, do you have to produce more, do you have to discount your lng, where you have to get more come price -- more price competitive than asia? >> what is happening and if you loo

go in voltage following the the blue and white army that it's made its way over to russia from south america however when we saw during that game was really a lesson in how to win over friends and entertain people by the time not third goal went in almost all of those previously bob's been cheering for argentina well they changed over to the red and white checks of true asia the shadow of the birth of a lot of the croatians did just great well frankly speaking initially i was for argentina means until the very last moment i was sure that lionel messi was going to prove himself as champ. and ship since one alter had already scored four goals but it was a failing game for messi he didn't manage to screw up the croatians did great we wished him luck in the next round but little support croatians got all of me going to what is for them today yeah yeah. they were really friendly with us i don't know why but the russian people treat us really really good so i'm happy i know that will happen yeah but as a kind of i saw i was initially supporting creation i really like crazy because i think they the

wales began their summer tour of north and south america with a win over south africa in washington dce win by 22—20. they head to south america now to face argentina next weekend. warrington wolves meanwhile are through to the semi—finals of rugby league's challenge cup after beating wigan warriors 23—0. it's warrington's first home win over wigan in the competition since 1936. st helens play hull fc later today, and it's live on bbc two at 3:00pm. justin rose has the chance to become golf‘s world number one if he wins the memorial tournament in ohio. rose, who won last week's fort worth invitational, made six birdies in his third round, but a scrappy finish including three bogeys meant he finished with a 3—under 69. rose in one ahead of tiger woods, who sunk four birdies and an eagle in a li—under par round of 68. the round of the day though belonged to rory mcilroy — a bogey—free round of 8—under par including this eagle on the par—5 fifth. he's11th going into the final round. great britian have won a gold medal this morning at the first rowing world cup of the season in belgrade. t

they both of their beans from south america and most of the us is for six months.rvest. so in september, the chinese need soy beans here. if they don't, our prices will go down. >> and they threatened more tariffs. do you support the president's approach? >> something had to be done. we were continually losing chinese market chair. china already charges import tariffs. so it was time for a disc hopefully to get better terms for future sales and get our market share back up to where it was a few years ago. >> ron, thanks so much. you helps us understand the story a lot today. that's the thing. a guy like ron doesn't change the way he does business, but as you heard him talk about, he's bracing for the future and hoping for the best. for all the talk we can do about a trade war, it's at a place like this where they feel it. >> neil: thanks very much, connell. the problem would be if the chinese stop buying soy beans. we have lindsey, deidra and charlie with us. we seem to think cooler heads prevail. will they? >> right now it remains to be seen. a lot of conversation

then is the agricultural revolution third is the mercantile capitalists who then rediscovered south america and caused genocide their industrial revolution occurs and then the last one is actually cap is consumer capitalism which occurs after the second world war and it's that consumer capitalism that's really accelerated all these environmental issues and actually now running out of. oh and this legacy of inquiry of norm pejorative way of colonialism and discovery the age of discovery very important and you alluded to it earlier when it came to the extinction of native american corporate extinction of native american life and you know space so what happened in the sixteenth century is that europeans bred a crop across the oceans and created the first global circuit of trade and the first kind of you could see it as a global empire and from there we then moved through the discovery of enormous fossil fuel reserves and the ability to use those which again then spread worldwide as we see in china today and then finally a new reorganization of the world after the second world war to be able to

in rugby, wales began their summer tour of north and south america with a win over south africa in washingtont's finished. they had to south america to face argentina next weekend. warrington wolves are to the semifinals of the challenge cup after beating wigan warriors 23—0. it's their first win over wigan in the competition since 1936. st helens play hull fc live on bbc two at 3pm. justin rose have the chance to become golf‘s world number one if he wins the memorial tournament. he w011 he wins the memorial tournament. he won last week's ft. worth invitational and will become world number one with victory here. he made six birdies and is one ahead of tiger woods. four birdies and an eagle in a ii—under par round of 68. he was the leader at one point, finished with a couple of bogeys. the round of the day belonged to rory mcilroy. this eagle, straight in it goes. he's tied 11th. that's all the sport, more later. the home secretary sajid javid says he will be arguing for more funding for the police. he's been speaking on the andrew marr show this morning. let's speak to our political correspon

just like in our nation when we on our independence, just as freedom is winning all across south america. freedom and democracy will prevail in venezuela. liberta will be restored. [ applause ] . i say this because i have faith. i have faith in the strong people of venezuela. seeing the light in your eyes in our conversations today was truly inspiring and cairn and i will never forget. to see what you're going through and yet to see your strength in the midst of it tell us great things about you and great things about venezuela. i also have faith that this international community will continue to band together, particularly in the family of nations in this hemisphere, in our neighborhood until freedom is restored in venezuela. and lastly, i have that other kind of faith, that echos out of these hallways and lived out in the example of charity here in this great church and this ministry every day. the bible tells us we'here the spirit of the lord is there is freedom. so i truly know and believe know the heart of faith of people of venezuela, the heart of faith of millions across this new

panelist suggested we take whatever money we had raised and ups can't to supplement -- obscond to south america. technology.in the fortunately, our vision and enthusiasm and technical arguments officially -- eventually won over investors. to take this extra step, to transfer to the real world ended up being critical. startupdoing a exhilarating. i faced numerous challenges, from near failure to in eventual -- to an eventual obligor offering.as the company began to thrive, i faced another critical decision. i could stay at the start up or i could go back to being a professor. in the end, i missed teaching and working with students, which was my first and real passion, so i headed back to the university. shortly thereafter, dave patterson and i were talking about the sorry state of textbooks. they tended to be survey like rather than based on solid engineering. under --i decided to to write a book. we worked intensely for two years with multiple versions of the text, getting input from dozens of reviewers, and pushing each other to make our explanations crystal-clear. our bookpast 30 years, has b

tonight our chief richard angle has traveled to south america where he found a grandmother w heard her granddaughter's voice pe on that ta. now she's waiting on edgeor any news of what happened to her. richard has the story from el salvador. >> reporter: tonight, anna is worrying about the fateyf her separated and detained in the united states. she says this is her 6-year-oldan aughter heard on audio obtained friday pro publicca pleading with u.s. border agents to be reunited with her aunt who's in the u.s. i feel helpless she says. it's hard to hear someone you love suffering. anna's granddaughter allison made the dangerous trek to the united states with her mother but 16 days ago, they were detained while ting to cross the border illegally. why are so many families with children risking everything to leave el salvador. we can't even go out at night she says. this country is tor apart by gang violence. this neighborhood is the sidered one o most dangerous. the homicide rate in el salvador is 15 times higher than in the u.s. sometimes people here just disappear. el salvador is gripped

panel ist suggested that we take whatever money we had raised from venture capitalist and go to south america. deciding to strike out on our own was risky. we believed in the technology. fortunate our vision, enthusiasm , and technical arguments won over the investors and customers. our willingness to take the extra step to transfer our research to the real world turn ed out to be critical. i found doing a start-up exhilarating. i learned a lot. i faced numerous challenges from near failure when we had less than two weeks of cash in the bank to an eventual successful, public offering. as the company began to thrive, i faced another critical decision. i could stay at start up or go back to being the profession -- professor. in the end i missed my passion work, students. i headed back to the university. shortly after a colleague and i were talking about the story state of textbook. it tended to be survey like rather than based on scientific engineering and principles. we decided we e would undertake writing a booing. we worked for two years during multiple versions of the text. getting inputs a

panelist suggested that we take whatever money we had raised from venture capitalists and abscond to south america. deciding to strike out on their ownme was risky, but we believed in the technology and fortunately our vision, enthusiasm and technical arguments eventually won over both investors and customers. our willingness to take this extra step, to transfer our research to the real world turned out to be critical. i found doing a startup exhilarating. i learned a lot, faced numerous challenges from your failure when we had les than two weeks of cash in the bank, to an eventual, successful initial public offering. as the company begin to thrive, i faced in the critical decision. i could stay at the start of or i could go back to being a professor. in the end i simply missed teaching and working with students, which was my first and real passion. so i headed back to the university. ory thereafter, dave patterson, a colleague at berkeley and i were talking about the sorry state of textbooks in our field of computer architecture. the books tend to be survey like rather than based on solid enginee

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i would say the one in south america is not designed combat credible. it's down there for humanitarian purposes, primarily for theater security engagement. the central command region one is combat credible. the one in europe is also combat credible but would need augmentation from the joint force in terms of fixed wing support, for instance. and then it's the real world. so, then the idea that we would need to employ it in total would be desirable, but then the real world gets in the way of having to really provide small elements and detachments to soft, to protect u.s. personnel and facilities. and they are making an enormous difference in both, really in all thr locations. the one just got down to south america recently, but the one in the central command region has been incredibly and vitally important to the execution of operation inherent resolve. conversely to ensure we don't have any additional benghazis and to support the soft we've had working throughout the africom region, there's been support with an lpd up there for some time. so, there's th

thousand kilometers on a ship before that we don't already done like fifty thousand kilometers in south america now it's going to be another ten thousand kilometers through russia will go through st petersburg moscow and sochi. comes on and then st petersburg again and then we go to moscow to the big final where surely brazil will play well the weather here is that is why this tropical that brazil but these guys are on the way to watch the game against costa rica and they'll be hoping for a brazilian victory good luck guys. that second half getting on the way now and still really have to break that if they want to proceed from group b. . i'm still no score and i feel i keep in touch with all the football headlines too right across the world cup download for all the action that it happens and check out our site to all tee dot com one of the must do's there is to take a look at this.

/mexico border to house children who migrated to the u.s., fleeing violence in south america. only for some of them to be taken from their parents who accompanied them. under donald trump's zero tolerance immigration policy. in about an hour from now, hundreds of people are expected to rally at this spot to demand the trump administration give those dads back to their moms and dads. the trump administration released a statement saying they do know the locations of all the children in federal custody and they're working to reunite them with their families. although a dhs official tells msnbc, separated parents were quickly given the option to sign paper work leading to deportation, meaning a large percentage of kids in hhs custody may no longer be in the u.s. officials also released new numbers claiming that as of june 20th, just over 2,000 minors are being held by the government. as for this facility, there's still a lot we don't know about it. but, according to democratic law maimers who have been inside nearly 300 minors are in there and at least seven girls have arrived wit

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the one just got down to south america recently.conversely, to ensure we do not ,ave any additional benghazi's it is vitally important to our navy support who has been supporting for some time. there is the ideal and there had -- and there is the real. the real has -- thank ain. please join me in thanking our panelists. [applause] >> the supreme court is announcing it is setting aside a colorado ruling against a bigger to refuse to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. the limited ruling dealt with what the court described as anti-religious bias by the colorado civil rights commission. when it ruled against the bigger, -- against the baker. justice anthony kennedy said in his majority opinion that the issue must await further elaboration. appeals in similar situations are pending including one at the supreme court from a florist who did not want to provide flowers for a same-sex wedding. -- here on set c-span, a look at the state of u.s. and north korean relations. we will have that discussion hosted by the foundation for defen

thousand kilometers in a ship before that we don't already done like fifty thousand kilometers in south america now it's going to be another ten thousand kilometers through russia will go through st petersburg moscow and sochi. cazan and then st petersburg again and then we go to moscow to the big final where surely brazil will play. i with the world cup getting a huge amount of attention on social media one british parents found himself in hot water over his comments on twitter not alan sugar who's also the star of the hit b.b.c. show the apprentice and a former football club chairman was forced to apologize after posting the following tweet with reference to the senegal squad the offensive tweet showed the team with photoshop bags and sunglasses and sugar making reference to big sellers after a backlash he took the tweet down but said he still thought that it was funny and he eventually apologized saying he had no intention of offending anyone. the b.b.c. he's issued a statement pointing out that alan sugar has apologized in saying that it's right that he's done so but many people including s

south america australia pretty. solid. just folded. to me today. and that was probably put me in the stream. that space because the makes sense to say it's too close to. call. same. street. just. plug. incarcerated in russia's toughest prisons stripped of their liberties. and unexpected creative opportunities. a singing contest like no other offers a chance of redemption and hope for the talented few. a tale of singers and murderous witness on al-jazeera. eleven years on and gaza is still under israeli blockade. now as the pressure grows we find out what life is like under occupation. the people of gaza talk to al-jazeera. this is the opportunity to understand a very different way where there before it happens and we don't leave. our get a dream to get here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera jordan's prime minister has resigned after days of protests against planned tax rises in the capital honey al malky met king abdullah at the royal palace he's expected to be replaced by omar . who's minister of education at least sixty people have been arres

organize to game and the game was not organized the game was only for european europe and voice for south america and then to go. and then we had to have a look on the laws of the game how are the laws of the game and then the laws they have to to to be adopted. adapted. to the development of the game the game became faster and then we have realized after the world cup in italy . ninety million on it area no one cares very boring world cup. defendants yeah defending the back pass to the goalkeeper. and i knew had referees at the line they wouldn't participate if the differences in the center of both the secretary general and the navy. installed a so-called fee for two thousand group of specialist to change the way how does that work yeah i remember you put a group together to make football more combative and more exciting how did that group work exactly what if they did it in turkey because everybody has realised the coaches the players the media even the referees and realize that they were wrong to have referees at the line because to be a linesman or to be a referee is different the linesman is

and a voice for south america and then to go worldwide and then we have to look on the laws of the game how are the laws of the game and then the laws they have to to to be adapted adapted. to the development of the game the game became faster and then we have realized after the world cup in the internally. ninety million on it area no one cares very boring world cup or in the u.s. only defendants yeah defending the back pass to the goalkeeper. and i knew had referees at the line they wouldn't participate if they freed just in the center of the secretary general and then. installed a so-called fee from two thousand group of specialist to change the way how does that work yeah i remember you put a group together to make football more combative and more exciting how did that group work exactly what if they did it in a very because everybody has realised the coaches the players the media even the referees and realise that they were wrong to have referees at the line because to be a linesman or to be an if it is different the linesman is a judge the referee is a referee has to say yes or no

performance of mexico team as a mexican zerg very little amazing people and people from south out of south america the. country and colombia as well i don't think i will. one hundred one hundred degrees of know what i said in the visa center. because i know that if you have a ticket you don't get visa but how is that you have thirty thousand people tickets for people this amazing this is there this fear of the world cup there i would say you know people's festival festival of cultures of all of nations. let's talk about the sport of the russian national team didn't have qualifiers to ply. a mixed bag before the tournament that it broke all records two games two wins gold scored in your wildest dreams did you expect that to be the start. of the day i was in a very close concert. i conservatory close friends but we have a very long relations very good relations and i was following his work from the very first day and maybe i was one of a little number of journalists and people who are involved in this business i was absolutely i saw that he knows what he's doing besides all this you know negative co

finally got the decider as a show menace rose above the egyptian defense to head the winner from south america and they take second place and for a behind russia who beat saudi arabia five nil on for years. now at the world cup underway football fever is sweeping the globe but why should humans have all the fun check out this panda base in china's sichuan province in. a throw in a world cup party for young pandas for a football match started with a flourish but not every panda was interested in playing ball baskets and bamboo proved a far greater attraction for these four legged footholds. and now the top stories they have been following for you here germany's chancellor angela merkel is facing a mutiny led by her interior minister she is said to be preparing to defy her and bringing down the government that was formed just three months ago. something of that you're up to date now on d w i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. surely the people of the world over information. to the p.m.'s we want to stress g.w. on facebook and twitter today and in touch. week

it was confirmed when you're great beat south america. —— saudi arabia. —— take shape, the mood around opposing fans could scarcely be different. a win would be enough to send uruguay through. for stock —— saudi arabia, only a win would do. fearing the worst at the sign of edison ronnie in the box in space, and in truth he should've done better. but what he couldn't quite do better, his partner soon could. the perfect way to celebrate his 100th appearance for his country. the size of saudi arabia's tass growing ever bigger. but it was one they set about with purpose, with they set about with purpose, with the best of the first—half chances. but whilst elimination loomed, it was uruguay who continued to come the closest. carlos sanchez, another big chance to miss. the money seemingly desperate to make amends. he was making all the chances for himself. but the result was the same, it was only the finally —— final result that mattered. saudi arabia's progress and you're right —— uruguay through to the final stages. the england manager gareth southgate has di

will have to find outlets, if it is not china, it will have to and tope, the backstop, places in south america places that need lng. >> if china as a reaction to buying u.s. lng, what kind of opportunity is it for you in china? >> it is important we leave lng and energy out of the trade war, if it is called a trade war, for us, important people can get access to clean energy and gas is the cleanest energy available. in the fossil fuel arena. if it getsts in -- in? >> my advice would be to leave it out, it would make us more competitive and make the u.s. less competitive. if that is the case but we think the demand needs everybody to be a part of that energy mix. we are the largest energy supplier, qatar. we have announced we will grow our lng business from 77 million to 100 million very soon. there is the growth. we are investing in the u.s. to have additional lng. >> aggressive growth plans, a report today said the u.s. government of the biggest supplier, if there projects come online. if that happens, do you have to produce more, do you have to discount lng? more price competitive in asia? >

was intended to focus on trade and security but the worsening migrant crisis in both north and south america have overshadowed his trip went up alone and dizzy down washington. mexicans head to the polls this sunday to choose their next leader frontrunner. dora's valid to reverse decades of the client and poverty and rural communities but as john allman reports from the state of michoacan it's a tough campaign pledge to fulfill. the mix can countryside decimated by poverty and empty but migration over decades. is one of the aging population of small scale farmers struggling to compete with industrial scale operations in northern mexico and the us. i produced grains but not money he says. many communities young have either left or turned to more lucrative ventures. they sell drugs they kidnap they live well for a few days and then they get killed just next to my house where there was kind of a kidnapping. this man promises to change that presidential front runner andres manuel lopez obrador has made the neglected mix can country side a campaign priority. he said he were focused government sup

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very much the number one sport in south america america. just how much it means to that of the fans. that is. going to try to fix. things when you're trying to be a catalyst to what it feels like you. got . to. shout it. out of the i love to be out there and i've been up there for. i don't. look let's. let i think i did for one of those but i'm not going to. get something out of it if. you're going to like. to solve. it. we. were. going to. joke about our guy love. they love. us before the match imagine what they're feeling right now will look to catch up with geraldo a power play later on in the tournament to find out how they're getting on with that world cup experience how the opening ceremony set the mood for what was to come on thursday with the british pop star robbie williams performing past know him by the like also one of the best football players to grace the big stage brazilian striker right now that was also that along with the russian boy to kick off the top all in all it was quite a night to be in moscow and. i. i . i. i. i. m

here though that stretches all the way down towards panama panama again looking pretty wet for south america is pretty cold for some of us in fact as ari's got to around one degree as a minimum that was pretty chilly as a maximum i think we'll get to thirteen degrees on choose day so gradually the temperatures beginning to recover for us in santiago it's not that warm either as we head through into wednesday will jump up this time getting to seventy. in this. each one is still the. ones. that the monster. with. the human children thing. on. they're watching al-jazeera and a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees is warning it's weeks away from cutting emergency assistance because of critically low funding agency says it's struggled since the u.s. cut contributions earlier this year. both the rebels and yemen say the saudi and iraqi coalition has carried out five air strikes near the strategic heart dado force the coalition launched an offensive to retake the city almost two weeks ago and un surged all warring parties to work with the international comm

was intended to focus on trade and security but the worsening migrant crisis in both north and south america have overshadowed his trip but up alone i visit our washington. four years ago i saw control of the iraqi city of mosul the battle to recapture it cost thousands of lives and the city was left and ruins mohammed looks at life there now . mosul may be clear of iceland. but reminders of the group's reign are everywhere. not just of the group's atrocities but also the brutal fighting it took to topple them. here streets are still him. and buildings are destroyed. for the former residents who were lucky enough to escape i saw is web of violence and inhumanity and things remain difficult. thought his homecoming would be a happy one he and his family fled in two thousand and fourteen they were overjoyed when at out the forces declared they'd retaken mosul then he saw what remains of their house that civil yet of saddam but a shout out to him wherever you go there's awful destruction if you go outside you'll see entire neighborhoods destroyed and in some parts you can still smell dead bodies

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chinese and soviet—backed forces from the north attacked the south. america status quo was restored, but not before as many three million koreans died. the korean war was brutal. over a three—year period, nearly 37,000 americans lost their lives, commemorated here at this memorial in washington. 1,100 britons also perished. it may be 65 years ago since the fighting ended, but for some, it is still living history. master sergeant howard griffin, now 91 years old, is a veteran of the war. it was cold and... to me it was useless, i think. i don't know. what, the conflict was useless? yes, yes. we lost the war. i don't know if it would have made any difference if we had won it or not. but anyway, we lost it. singapore is the most ordered, structured society in south east asia, but tomorrow two of the world's most unconventional leaders will try to win the peace, try to forge a new path for a peninsula that for seven decades has only known conflict — and the fear of conflict. jon sopel, bbc news, singapore. and unsurprisingly, president trump has just been tweetin