no i think that's huge congratulations us to go to the truly national team as well double your south american champions of course you could tell i really wanted this one bad and the reason why that you see is that when we reconvene here next year in moscow in the other ten cities the other eleven cities for the world called with brazil argentina it's in the spine france i do not think in that kind of company that this golden generation of chile players that's what they call in chile the golden generation led by lexi sanchez will come back here and offer a realistic chance of getting their final again so it was all or nothing tonight they put all of their effort the bodies on the law and they start to extremely well huge congratulations to them and i'm sure that they wouldn't wants to lose the game in the middle of that i did but when you send so many players forward so often there's always the possibility of there and you can get hurt and that's exactly how i said it wasn't a mano that we expected germany to win in that they were expected to boss the game that chile would defend it was the ot

forces within six months and new south vietnamese elections in exchange for a cease-fire and return of all americanffer that i shall now present on behalf of the government of the united states and the government of south vietnam, with the full knowlge and approval of president thieu, is both generous and far-reaching. >> the response from north vietnam is, no, you're missing something. you've got to overthrow the government. but we were not going to overthrow an ally as we left. that was the sticking point. >> we were stuck. it was a stalemate. >> this is the scene on the white house lawn as the presidential helicopter waits for president nixon to begin what must be surely one of the most remarkable journeys ever undertaken by an american president, his trip to peking. >> i will undertake what i deeply hope will become a journey for peace. >> is the food as good as people say it is? >> i'm no expert on chinese food, but i liked it. >> mr. president? >> hello, henry. >> nixon was a great geopolitical thinker, and he liked the idea of linkage, that he could link u.s. soviet policy and produce one ti

i see the south american correspondent with davis, ifully backed calls for senior debuts to be pay theuilding up, but the point building up i suppose is that the director—general says he will act fast on this, and do something about this. how fast can it be, and what about the overall cost of the public purse in the end, if you have to raise a lot of people's salaries? i think he said he would act by 2020, and clearly the women who signed the open letter believe that is probably not achievable, not very far away, and they doubt that. of course you don't have too raise the salaries of the women, you could cut the salaries of the men.

i see the south american correspondent with davis, ifully backed calls for senior debuts to be pay the same as male counterparts. quite a thing building up, but the point building up i suppose is that the director—general says he will act fast on this, and do something about this. how fast can it be, and what about the overall cost of the public purse in the end, if you have to raise a lot of people's salaries? i think he said he would act by 2020, and clearly the women who signed the open letter believe that is probably not achievable, not very far away, and they doubt that. of course you don't have too raise the salaries of the women, you could cut the salaries of the men. maybe they will have a word withjohn humphrys etc. wie will take some of the extremely high—profile men who present art strands, and let some less high profile women doing it, just suggesting it, i am available! the last one, ladies dancing, lords are leaping, the back of the telegraph front page, women cricketers, a very significant victory. are you a cricket fan?|j cricketers, a very significant victory. are you

south korean companies sell cars in america, american companies should have that same exact privilege on a reciprocal basis. and i'm sure we'll be able to work that out. in addition i have called on south korea to stop enabling the export of dumped steel. these would be important steps forward in our trading relationship. very important steps. they have to be made. not fair to the american worker. if they are not. and they will be. our teams are going to get to work on these issues. and they're going to sign a deal that's great for south korea and great for the united states. mr. president, i'm thrilled that you are here today and deeply honored that you choose to go to the united states as your first foreign trip as president. i greatly enjoyed our dinner last night and the many productive discussions that we've already started having today. i look forward to working with you for many years to come, to strengthen our alliance, protect our citizens from common threats, and deepen the enduring bonds of friendships between americans and the great people of south korea. thank you very mu

in all, the war in the south produced over 11 million refugees. 430,000 civilians died in the war, according to an americanamese soldiers. the united states has spent more than $350 billion on vietnam, and it may end up being much higher than that. >> the other loss we also know about, even though we don't talk about it very much, and when we do, it's as if it were some kind of index or score. 56,000 lives plus about 150,000 seriously wounded, many of whom will never recover. so when some future politician for some reason feels the need to drag this country into a war, he might come out here to arlington and stand maybe right over there somewhere to make his announcement and to tell what he has in mind. if he can attract public support, speaking from a place like this, then his reasons for arting a new war would have to be good ones. >>> this is happening now, if you can possibly believe that. >> the terrorists are saying they'll blow up the school, killing all the children inside. >> the german police have been waging a relentless war against the terrorists, capturing some, killing some. >> the finnish ar

the worst human rights records, threat s have not ended and action against the north would put south americans and risk.can troops at there was a deal in 1994 that froze the north program for decade, no indication that mr. trump has a better editorial what the board writes. oo oory in fort lauderdale, those to support military action. morning, od "washington journal" family, i think we should put the fear of korea and rth strategic bombing. i know for 60 years, have ations and sanctions led up to yesterday's launch of an icbm. now i don't think any country, especially north korea and not russia would do anything about it if we bomb korea. i think, if you remember back, the gentleman before brought up into storm, when we went jung wenthe father kim into hiding, he was afraid during that period, he is bold boisterous before kuwait, now. what his son is doing jungnt into kuwait and kim receded into the shadows, he action. he would take we should take strategic action, not necessarily on civilian military targets of some kind, i don't think anybody will do anything about it. that is my comment. ho

seventeen competitor russian's profile i know it will be the world champions germany and i guess the south american when it's chilly so exciting will bring your guest an analysis see in a few minutes.

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by haven't yet achieved anything and likewise with chile to south american championships but nothing unfortunately it won't level yet it was a very impressive performance from chile but the end of the day they can but the ball in the not matter how much they have done puff also draw no doubt in the funds are not escape politics is that she watched the game with fans and volunteers. for the rushes they confederation has given me their raging successes we know they haven't been any reports of a few races of all who think it is a high buffet be rude the other things people were talking about with the tour events but also be ready chilly here to say got off pretty well and these guys are done you looking forward to the federation's cup to read over the next one comes to russia what they are given. up. but we were all sixteen years we could chat with the fans and the team as they were leaving their hotel i do this often in the. laserjet i. got he got. out of the got me that he got. that he got he got the. oh they said you good boys. you got you and you could be here is going to be noisy i

next week — we head to the south american surfers' paradise of punta de lobos in chile in search of theves in a row, so i've swallowed most of that water. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me and the rest of the travel show team here in hong kong, it's goodbye. it has not been a bad start to the weekend. most of us have seen some sunshine. but across west of scotland, we have had a little bit of cloud. at south west england, some glorious skies. this photo. that was from cornwall. to the north and the west, this cloud heading to northern ireland and scotland has been bringing sandrine. not a great deal. the damp weather makes itself felt across north—west england and wales, eventually sinking to the south, and outbreaks of reading. i do not think it is going to be particularly widespread. it is also going to be windy, and a number of scattered showers. temperatures between 11 and 15. on sunday, the rain clearing away quickly and we will be left with sunshine coming through the cloud. the breeze helping bad. looking at the weather, the risk of a few showers, and plenty b

mr villar's son gorka, who was formerly a director general of the south american confederation was alsoted. one more thing to mention, when fifa was conducting its own investigation into the bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 world cups, the person investigating wanted to question mr villar. he said mr villar told him, "well, you really have balls" and then to drop the investigation "for your own good". let's get thoughts on that from mark edwards. we will get there eventually! mr villar, tried to stop the investigation before, what are fifa saying? perhaps no surprises, christian, fifa during the day said they take a note of media reports that the matter seemed to be linked to internal affairs at the spanish football association. for the time being, they want us to refer to them. about an hour and a half ago, a statement was issued on the half of the investigatory chamber of the independent ethics committee, so can be attributed to fifa saying: in many respects, it is worth saying that spanish media has been reporting that the force of vocation of documents and skimming profits from

next week — we head to the south american surfers‘ paradise of punta de lobos in chile in search of the row, so i've swallowed most of that water. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me and the rest of the travel show team here in hong kong, it's goodbye. hello once again. sunday is shaping up to be a half decent day for many parts of the british isles save for parts of scotland where your impression will be slightly twisted by the fact they will see showers. not a cold start wherever you may begin the day, temperatures possibly in single figures in the glens of eastern scotland. last saturday ‘s rain hangs on here. it leaves behind a lovely day in prospects of a greater part of england and wales. more cloud in northern ireland, more showers come mid—afternoon across the greater pa rt mid—afternoon across the greater part of scotland. this is the way we see things until mid—afternoon. temperatures reaching the valleys we saw on saturday, 20, 21, 22 perhaps. more cloud towards east anglia in lincolnshire. bright skies towards the west until we come across the irish sea. mo

next week — we head to the south american surfers' paradise of punta de lobos in chile in search of the, so i've swallowed most of that water. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me and the rest of the travel show team here in hong kong, it's goodbye. a quiet weekend of weather awaits. we started off quite cloudy. as you can see from this picture earlier on, a lot of cloud across the country. there were some breaks. not a cloud in the sky along the cornish heel a cloud in the sky along the cornish heel. it is this slice, the break in the cloud which would drift its way steadily eastwards. and improving picture for many of us. a week weather front will bring more cloud and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and the north—west of thing by the end of the day. the rain should remain fairly light and patchy. highs of around 18, 19. underneath the cloud and rain for northern ireland and western scotland, 15—17 the hive. despite cloud into north wales, it is a pleasa nt cloud into north wales, it is a pleasant afternoon. dry with breaks in the cloud and son try coming throu

of the south american hour at least sixteen people have been killed and almost one hundred arrested during a weekend of rising in venezuela opposition supporters took to the streets as the election got on the way. suddenly an explosion on a street in caracas injured several people. video you can see was shot after an explosion in the caracas in which several people were injured among them seven police officers and at least twenty officers have been wounded in street clashes throughout the day six people were wounded one a grenade was thrown into a polling station and one candidate was shot dead in his own home. or the president nicolas maduro housecall of men as well as the throw their support behind the new assembly which will be created after sunday's vote it's got a lot of work ahead rewriting the constitution and will also have the power to dissolve the current parliament the opposition has defied a ban on public protests and denounce the election as a power grab by president maduro let's have a look at how the situation began. i . rossi sat down with president for an exclusive intervi

lexicon to use a football report for the fall of the south as the brazilian publication fabio south american football traditionally very strong how good is this chile team. a low good afternoon well with chile that she luhansk came in the lot of people here to russia twelve thousand the embassy told. they're expecting a lot of the steam they call the sting the golden generation the football team that had never won anything in the history they will do with hope american two thousand and fifteen two thousand and sixteen and they are ready to make history here. told yesterday the. if she wins today distorter meant the bestie of the world because the best things of the word are play here so there are huge respect ation in chile the people there are talking a lot so i think for the chileans who will be on a very special day if they win today here in russia and tomorrow we will be out of the party in the colony and they will be receiving like heroes in the country. probably always effects inside chinese focus on tournament in particular is perhaps because when we come back next year brazil will be

to broker some sort of compromise or mediation, first under an agreement by a number of former south americany the vatican, but those have no real teeth. they didn't promise 01’ no real teeth. they didn't promise or threatened sanctions against the government and allow the government to continue to kick basically the whole issue down the road. now i think the government, the international community, needs to demonstrate that it will not accept this constitutional referendum, it will not accept a new constitution, and it needs to demonstrate notjust to the us, which has imposed sanctions even just this week, over 13 government officials, the international community needs to demonstrate that this is an unconstitutional act that fundamentally violates international norms on human rights and democracy and they need to be willing to basically punish the venezuelan government should it not come to the mediation table to find some sort of consensus based solution to the polarisation that is occurring in the country. do you think president maduro would listen to what the international community says?

be champions and then they drew against chile couldn't be chile why should this happen in the south american group are young to be clear against very experienced teams like christian or elbows portugal. a mexican city but least three players that are either on or around one hundred appearances and chile the oldest team in the tournament i'm not saying they're not a very very good same very young talents to mexico in the semi final three of those mexico do. should be in prison because that was a criminal defendant they were completely absent without leave i have to say. chile i expect because they got a very strong solid and we've batted around with a fair about. their rebuttal hald and this is now going to be their consecutive. zonal tournament and of course confederations cup germany came here with a very young saudi but when are we seeing. all the likes very. liverpool stuff way you get of the hotel they look very relaxed and they look very calm the germany and the twenty one's when they are under twenty one tournament you're stuck against a very very good spanish what this proves is what'

thousand and seven competitor ocean's coke bottle it will be the world champions germany against the south american women's chile so exciting will bring your guest and analysis in a few minutes. hello there i'm nicky aaron and you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international all the latest headlines on the stories that shaped the week top story this hour the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman has slammed videos alleged to show the aftermath of a chemical attack in syria saying they are fakes produced as part of an anti assad propaganda campaign. the social media smear campaign under the banner assad used chemical weapons has now started just as we predicted you'll see more of this fake videos over the following days the complain this plan to be on a grand scale videos purporting to show victims often assad ordered chemical attack flooded social media on saturday that's after the white house accused the syrian government of preparing a toxic strike syrian journalist abraham says it would make no sense for damascus to do anything of the sort survey to come out of the tsunami issued a statement

next week — we head to the south american surfers' paradise of punta de lobos in chile in search of theow, so i've swallowed most of that water. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me and the rest of the travel show team here in hong kong, it's goodbye. well, saturday doesn't look bad at all across most of the uk. we're certainly in for some sunshine and some warm weather. there is a little bit of rainfall on the way in the north—west, but it shouldn't be too heavy. now, in the short term, actually a fair bit of cloud out there, and also some light, light rain. damp weather just across east anglia and the south—east to end the night. in many northern and north—western areas it's actually a lot clearer, so this is where we're going to have fresher weather very early in the morning. in fact, in parts of northern ireland, maybe even in ruralareas, a touch of grass frost. and most of the temperatures in towns and cities will be from ten to say 1a degrees there in london. now, let's have a look at the weather across northern areas first of all. so this is first thing in the mo

next week — we head to the south american surfers‘ paradise of punta de lobos in chile in search of the've swallowed most of that water. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me and the rest of the travel show team here in hong kong, it's goodbye. hello there. we have some decent weather around this afternoon, some long spells of sunshine but some changes in the weather at the weekend. a longer speu weather at the weekend. a longer spell of rain coming in for tuesday and turning hot and humid across southern portions of the uk as we will see in at. the latest satellite picture, you can see cloud across the north—west of the country bringing showers into western scotland, the best sunshine across england and wales, cloudy in northern ireland and in cumbria, breaking at times to give limited sunny spells. in the sunshine it feels pleasantly warm, temperatures up feels pleasantly warm, temperatures up to 24 this afternoon. in the north—west it will be cloudy across scotland, temperatures generally pegged back into the teens. 0vernight tonight, the band of cloud and rain spread

next week — we head to the south american surfers‘ paradise of punta de lobos in chile in search of thes in a row, so i've swallowed most of that water. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me and the rest of the travel show team here in hong kong, it's goodbye. it was a very warm day on thursday across england and wales, in particular southern and south—eastern areas, with a top temperature in london of 32 celsius. in fact, a number of stations in the greater london area saw 32 degrees and it was pretty hot as well further north, but the heat across northern england broke down in spectacular style with some severe thunderstorms, we had reports of flash flooding and also some lightning damage across yorkshire and into lincolnshire. now, those thunderstorms will continue to rattle away off into the north sea, and then for most places it should be a dry end to the night. thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain, though, pushing into northern ireland and western scotland, it's going to be a very warm and muggy start to the day once again across the south, particularly the south—ea

next week — we head to the south american surfers' paradise of punta de lobos in chile in search of thee swallowed most of that water. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me and the rest of the travel show team here in hong kong, it's goodbye. hello once again. ijust want hello once again. i just want to update you on how we're going to start the new week. the first thing, i think it will be on the mild side across central and southern parts. to the north, a weather front. brighter skies here. quite a bit of cloud associated with it. there will be rain through wales and the south—west of england as the day rolls on. we will drag a line of showers down towards the south—east. somewhat brighter skies following on behind. a really decent day in prospect. feeling very warm indeed across the south—eastern quarter. further north, well into the teens. through this evening and overnight, we will push this area of cloud and rain and a new set of weather fronts through northern ireland. 0n on tuesday it will be a bother for scotla nd on tuesday it will be a bother for scotland and

dado the former spanish prime minister the offices of the union of south american nations or other countries in latin america that might serve to broker some sort of dialogue between these opposing sides but even within these opposing sides there are different factions this is not simply a unified opposition or a unified government there are opposing factions contending with each other that particularly in the opposition side who want to push to see dialogue as simply a betrayal and are not willing to engage in that miguel great to have you an ati thanks so much for being our guest miguel tinka salis professor of history of latin american studies that pomona college in claremont california thank you. thank you. now the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has warned speaking about a moment ago she also warned north korea that quote the time for talk is over nikki haley added that any security council resolution that does not quote significantly up the ante against the hermit kingdom would be pointless this comes after north korea on friday test fired an intercontinental ballistic missile and addition

experience he will now it's a prepare a team a different guy and for chile you know they've won south american championships this is their big game and they've got some truly world class talents author of adele that plays his football in germany of course for by munich centuries the place is football in england but i just saw something in the germany mexico guy where point was young men wanting to make the spotlight their own they want to tell the world that they want to come back here next year to play for germany with the senior players like charlie cruz mesut ozil manuel neuer so i think that the carrot at the end of this it for me if you live in the dressing room aside there are places in the world cup squad for grabs next year and you can only call me was confederations cup winners but we could defend our title successfully in europe which european teams traditionally day bases all very nice but what you're selling is a fairy tale i found to say something that might happen prince charming may ride in on ovals and save the princess it's a fantasy we having our one hundred rouble line sport

next week — we head to the south american surfers' paradise of punta de lobo5 in chile in search of thes in a row, so i've swallowed most of that water. join us for that if you can. until next time, from me and the rest of the travel show team here in hong kong, it's goodbye. look5 looks like the temperatures will start to skyrocket again acro55 looks like the temperatures will start to skyrocket again across the south. it won't be as hot as it was a while back when we had the temperatures into the mid— 305. it will be warm enough, i can tell you that. this is what we have acro55 the country, extensive cloud especially acro55 northern areas. for northern ireland, 5outhern part5 of scotla nd for northern ireland, 5outhern part5 of scotland into the lake district, wale5 a5 of scotland into the lake district, wale5 as well, and damp end of the night and start to the morning. the5e night and start to the morning. these are the temperatures around six a.m.. thi5 these are the temperatures around six a.m.. this is the far north of scotland. warm and humid. it means after a warm morning, a war

announced sanctions against is venice away a lot as washington has called on the government of the south american nation to cancel this weekend's constitutional reform process which they claim deters the democratic order while sunday's vote for a constituent assembly and been a swale of drawing closer president nicolas maduro sat down for an exclusive enter view with r.t. spanish and the capital caracas r.t. correspondent i have her brings us what you need to know about the election and my comments as a vote approaches washington hasn't wavered from its interference in venezuela's internal political process this week the trumpet ministration announced new sanctions against thirteen top government officials as a warning to the country to not continue with its constitutional procedure speaking to our team president nicolas maduro stood up to that escalation but the put it in his way that he's ready for any snow really i think it's insane for the extreme right in the u.s. to be talking of a blockade against the. funds they've already started in direct blockade against the financial systems this was

with half a million american troops in south vietnam had become almost a american colony. north vietnam was battered. yes states have been heavily bombing in and around the capital. they had been hurt by this. they expose their vulnerability to mount offensive spirit the war was that kind of a stalemate. the city was kind of a oasis in the war. capital ofraditional united war. and said the sinner dealt with thea huge fortress is emperor's palace. the city itself was cultural, intellectual and spiritual center of vietnam. other than when the saigon regime crackdown on protests if you use earlier. >> have closed the border is the city? >> it is in central vietnam. as rightok at vietnam there. almost as if they had a belt around his waist and tight end it. that part.ght in at the time when the country was divided the northern and the howhern -- i am not certain many miles they were separated. soldiers were there and junior of 2058 -- 1958. >> the city had nothing on a significant fighting. there was a face at the southern part of the city which was home to american military a

the south vietnamese army holds with american air power. not quite like iraq in recent years. south vietnamese stood up and fought. they took back qong xi. they had brilliant officers, never covered by the american press. that's why i say cords won. the people were mobilized because they could mobilize. the south vietnamese government could take all of their attention to the main force units in the mountains and by the borders where the american forces were, and then the american forces could go home. so by '73 all of the american combat forces have gone home and the south vietnamese are holding their own. however, after the peace agreement hanoi gets to leave its divisions in the south. what happens in '75 after watergate? this is widely document. the north vietnamese, they do a test defensive. they attack the provincial capital to see if the americans will send the b-52s back. apparently while the attack is going on in this mountainous, very sparsely populated province of south vietnam, the bureau is meeting 24/7 with a direct line down to the commanders in the front. when it

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they paved and line striped 13 miles of roadway on this block of south american street. >> you're gettingnd it is cold, they really, really, they didn't know -- a lot of them was raised to quit. some of them went home that day. >> the program is in its 5th year and focuses on developing young adults who are not enrolled in higher indication and not employed. >> many times we hear about yol the negative things young people are involved in. >> former sean berk spoke to the graduating class, now the senior it specialist for the city is a success story. >> growing up in philadelphia is not easy, job search is not easy. >> reporter: of the 31 graduates 1 were hired by the city. the city expected to higher two or three. others got jobs with private companies, many hope to return and share their words of encouragement and wisdom with the next graduating class, "the graduate" kelly pierce is getting an early start on the speech. >> if they need a shot, shoot their shot they have to go for it. it's not coming to you. >> reporter: city officials say they would like to continue the program, but they

african-american women in the south. many of you will know that in the earliest 20th century in particular, southern states begin to disenfranchise african-american men who have been voting in their states and serving in congress and serving in state legislatures and ruling cities. that begins in the 1890's. southern states began to disenfranchise and take votes away after the civil war. they were disfranchised by many means. one was by the poll tax. they tend to be poor. they have trouble getting up the money for poll taxes. there were unfair literacy tests. make sure everybody is clear on what those literacy tests were. they did not just ask you to read something. they go in and the voter registrar who was invariably white would say i would like you to read section three paragraph two of the mississippi constitution and you would read and now interpret that, what does that mean? no matter what you said the foot -- registrar has discussions to say maybe not, you will have to come back another time. you couldn't read that

>> reporter: well, the latest is we saw those missile tests coming from the south koreaians and americanssouth korea which was a direct retaliation for that missile launch by north korea and very clearly the south koreans saying we're showing our military capability to perform precision strikes on the enemy leadership. so that's a very clear message coming from the south koreans. on other fronts the united nations security council having an emergency meeting later this wednesday to talk about north korea's actions and what could be done. whether there could be more sanctions in the pipeline. we also heard from president xi and vladimir putin in moscow saying that the best way forward -- the only way forward is dialog. so there's a lot of talk at the moment. also a lot of daylight between -- between the chinese, the russians and the americans on what the best way forward is. donald trump has been leaning on -- on china to try to do more economic leverage. chinese showing no interest at this stage. chinese certainly can. 90% of north korea's international trade is actually done with china.

from spain today but in place of celebrations, clashes unfolded at the national assembly as the south americaneen facing months of political turmoil with nearly daily protests, pro and anti-government forces have been on the streets battling. venezuela's civil unrest in a humanitarian crisis in the wake of president maduro's austerity program has left that nation on the brink of collapse and lacki lacki lacking 80% of the basic medical supplies needed. across the border in colombia, venezuelas are crossing the border. they are desperate for that medicine they need, not to mention food and that is where we find cnn's leila right there on the border. these people fleeing, what are they hoping for? >> reporter: they're hoping for relief, john. we are in bogota, colombia, where tens of thousands of people are crossing this very bridge every single day. let me walk you through what we're seeing. on this side, you can see this is where venezuela is. they're coming in, checking in with immigration and you'll notice that some of the folks come in with -- to try to find the very goods that they can't g

the south american general called his south korean counterpart to discuss a potential military response. reachedles has agreement with the lipid we just open the way for the city to host the 2028 summer games. the los angeles city council president confirmed the agreement. the deal would make l.a. a three-time olympic city after hosting the 1932 and 1984 games. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and asked him -- journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm julia chatterley. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. joe: i'm joe weisenthal, 30 minutes from close of trading. data later this week, and all eyes on the white house once again. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" anthony scaramucci has been removed as communications director. the u.s. dollar falling under hard times. we look atbetting -- how losses pile up amid political turmoil. the world's most valuable company by market cap reports earnings tomorrow after the bell. investors are looking to pass we guid

with half a million american troops and south the anon, it had almost become -- in south antnam, it almostecome american colony. north vietnam was battered. the united states had been heavily arming around ho chi minh trail in the capital. they had hit -- they had been hurt by it. it had slowed their ability to mount offenses. so the war was kind of at a stalemate. hue was kind of an oasis in the war as it is the traditional capital of the united the non-. -- in the united vietnam. it is a huge fortress that forms the city. the emperors palace. the old site of the emperors ' reign. and so, the city itself was a cultural and intellectual, and religious center for vietnam. and it had been bypassed by the war. there had not been any real fighting in the city other than when the saigon regime cracked down on buddhist protests a few years earlier, the city had been fairly quiet. brian: how close to the border is hue? is in the center. if you look at the city, it is kind of like someone had a belt its waist and tightened it. hue sits right and that very narrow center. at the time when it was div

. >> phillips: what we did was, we put a team undercover inside the south american circuses, and theywo years just gathering evidence, filming, photographing. and so, you're living in the heart of the circus, but that's how you get the really amazing evidence. >> whitaker: many of their pictures were taken by undercover cameraman alexis diaz. when circus workers discovered what he was doing, they beat him up and broke his leg. still, he kept working to collect evidence. >> creamer: lots of our evidence has been used by prosecutors for cruelty convictions. just one beating of an animal isn't going to secure a conviction; you have to show a pattern of behavior. >> whitaker: some circuses claim they train wild animals without abuse, using food and positive reinforcement, but creamer and phillips insist beatings are routine, because performing tricks is unnatural for wild animals. they only comply out of fear. >> phillips: if you've got a dangerous animal, that means subjugation and so... >> whitaker: subjugation means beating? >> creamer: absolutely. it's all about control, and how they

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south american trade bloc for suspending venezuela's membership marina part i add of the miami studio thank you for that update thank you. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has commented on rumors of a secret meeting between putin and trump during the g. twenty summit he gave an interview to american news channel and b c and only sue have the highlights in topics were raised and some of them were on these alleged to secret meetings that took place between president putin and president trump on the sidelines of the g. twenty summit in hamburg earlier this month of us because a lot of media have been reporting and speculating that on top of the official meeting between the two leaders to have an extra secret meetings where secret deals could have been reached now for the white house and kremlin had come out to the night is and in this interview with also the night the allegation and to refer to the analogy of kindergarten children mingling with each other describing the importance of these possible extra encounters between putin and trump here we know about president putin and pre

entirely a southern institution and that the racial problems that stem from an existed only in the american south. the robbins house reminds people that those problems and issues not only were endemic in the north but also that they continue all the way through the present day. the robbins house was a historic house built sometime in the 1820's that was originally owned by the children of caesar robbins, a former enslaved man from the area. he is believed to of been born around 1785, possibly in chelmsford. we actually do not know a lot of fact about his life, so we have to examine the lives of other slave men and women from the same era and drug details -- theiretails from experiences. we do not know if he was born into a life of slavery. it's possible but also possible he was born in africa and brought here as a child and sold as a slave. we do know that around 1760, he was living with the family of john robbins. we know because his name appears on a military role listing soldiers who served in the french and indian war up near fort ticonderoga. serve, for slave men to in the military in the 17