i'm not sure, because we need to -- i think we needed to prepae ththe campaiaign, the communica. porter: the german advisors and the city environment department are working together on that as well. they canan advise and plplan,t it's up to the city authororits to act on their proposals.s. chi luu: the city needs to organize awareness raising campaiais so that t citizens cn propoperly underststand e benens of public transport. however, infrastructure and public transport have to be improved much more. reporter: there will soon be plenty of devices collecting data. but the root problem still needs to be solved. tangmar: we need urgent measures to reduce traffic and to require engine upgrades. people will have to spend some money, but vietnam needs obligatory vehehicle inspectios and fuel quality standards. reporter: time is pressing. the city continues to grow. more and more motorbikes are on the streets. imagine if all of hanoi one day looked like hoan kiem lake on the weekend, with relaxed people breathing clean, fresh air. host: life can be really tough if you can't read and wri

from the public or users from the site or any folks, and they've done a really, really good job of explaining to people why they're out there and just being very communica communicative. i hope we'll learn a lot from it. standardized templates, either you, mis-chu -- miss chu or miss mcnulty may want to comment on this. we can turn some of our staff energy to standardized templates. and we talked a little bit about the volume of bonds that are going to be coming forward to the committee, both the current ones and future issuances, and trying to contemplate the load being anticipated by the liaison meetings, and a couple of things that have changed since the last time we looked at creating a standardized template, but we would be underway with that work starting in the next quarter, calendar year of 2019. >> may i add here, maybe miss chu could elaborate a little bit on this topic for the rest of the members in regard to templates because standardized templates, and it actually begs the issue, what type of information do we wish to see in the slides? so maybe miss chu can share a little bit of our thinking -- our collective thinking with the members. >>

communicae ththhem. any properties that might be usus t tarrest them or criticize them in some future process. >> so it is possible that russia gave you theeaks through an intermediary? >> and simply not going to comment. amy: that was julian assange and allan nairn. can you talk about what julian and what youere know of the mueller investigation, investigating links between president trump associates and russia's 2016, whether they were interfering with u.s. elections and what wikileaks had to do with that? as julian assangege said, wikileaks has made very clear they did not receive the information from a state source. -- they're careful about their sourcing and protecting the resources, which is why the organization continues to receive such sensitive, public interest in formation. there have been no information further from, at least that we received, but any indication of potential charges. i think it raises questions about sourcing and the protection of publication -- publisher's ability to be able to publish. in our view, there's no connection between wikileaks and any kind of conspiracy. there's no evidence even in the dnc suit tha

communica - pat buchanan was a fiery editorial writer at a st. louis conservative newspaper when nixon asked him to join partly because nixon always had difficult relations with conservatives. - i believe that one of theeep division about vietnam is that many americans have lost confidence in what their government has told them about our policy. - when he was writing these speeches and counseling nixon, he was really speaking from the heart. - so tonight, to you, the great silent majority of my fellow americans, i ask for your support. in the silent ty, he found a phrase that really encapsulated a lot of people's view of themselves as ordinary people, who weren't protesting... i miss you on "crossfire." - you do. - but i'd rather see you be president. - uh-huh, well, thank you. - and felte the country was sort of spinning out of their control and they werenon being paid atteno. - how do you respond to george bush's counterattack calling your brand of isolationism an economic retreat from reality? - you know, this region has lost 500,000 jobs, and this state has lost 50,000 jobs, and i think it is mr. bush really who has had his head in the sand w policy and not pat buchanan. - pat buchanan was appeali