need to be looked at and monetize nafta's from the ninety's the w t o agreements are from the ninety's i think it is right that we look at something that existed or was made at a time when there was no internet basically and at a time when people thought japan would be the major economic partner in asia that's all good and well but what we can't do is to start imposing tariffs instead of getting down to discussing what really are the issues there's an overcapacity of aluminum and steel in the market for the most part is caused by china i don't see how that could justify imposing tariffs on a what are the us as staunchest allies and in fact using the justification of national security to do so that's very puzzling and disappointing so even in that point that trait needs to be looked at again and renewed there is consensus that the french president manuel mccaw for example in paris just two days ago pointed in exactly that direction so there must be something else to it what does the u.s. want that the e.u. is not a was not willing to give. well a president trump seems to to equate a tra

the e.u. sends goods worth a total of around two hundred ninety five billion euros to the u.k. british exports to europe are worth about one hundred eighty eight billion euros. so it's hardly surprising that companies and nervous breaks in negotiation period is more than half way through and businesses still don't know exactly what conditions they should be preparing themselves for their demands says by the day. we asked analyst craig oldham if the government is doing a good job preparing the u.k. for departure i wouldn't say it's doing a good job in preparing people but at the same time i think it's in an extremely difficult position the part the whole thing of these negotiations is that they have their idea on what it looks like the their why they want breaks it looks like and a compromise must be found it's extremely difficult to provide assurances to business when they can't guarantee what businesses want them to guarantee so while they are trying their best it's very difficult especially again when the so much division within their own braggs cabinets on what the e.u. exit

the controversial legislation might join my class called gentian. ninety eight getting a twenty one one and he did during during the campaign illegal virtually told congressman lands sticking to into a total. of less than anything money money. because his invitation. that we could use your right right right right rates fel. saying things easy is hard. he's he's indicating him rogerual increases. more moves throughout roughly twenty eighteen to take a listen. history gendron living administrator rights either either quickly or slowly can leave that at an almanac outcomes. everything with you know the arms otterre overall. if we really really really ross also about were likely to do a and why she should tell [inaudible] chris*. jehip in an effort to make outside now houses more transparent. most most of my god goddess of the universe is one hundred twenty million this evening evening. it also from the breadth and no surprise o once. you which was restricict ownership dozenens. access is one reason he's now how to reserve e d. he's he's of how long the majori

six the bombings of ninety eight were conducted from there so it was very much on the forefront. the problem of osama bin laden stood in the way of any agreement about future oil and gas pipelines. he had declared war on america and this on the ten years bombings of our embassies in tanzania and kenya really put us on a war footing with sound and then from that point on we were actually trying to kill him. on the twentieth of august nine hundred ninety seven president clinton ordered the launch of cruise missiles against several outcall you bases and i understand. four of the bases were destroyed you know twenty five. were killed but osama bin laden himself escaped i remember when president clinton sent some cruise missiles and afghanistan. i just as when i told. my boss in the board of directors that it was time that this this one got to go anywhere any time soon. about point you know withdrew from the part blind project but the french intelligence analyst. argues that the idea of an oil and gas pipeline lived on. i

need to be looked at in monitise nafta's from the ninety's the w t o agreements are from the ninety's i think it is right that we look at something that existed or was made at a time when there was no internet basically and at a time when people thought japan would be the major economic partner in asia that's all good and well but what we can't do is to start imposing tariffs instead of getting down to discussing what really are the issues there's an overcapacity of aluminum and steel in the market for the most part is caused by china i don't see how that could justify imposing tariffs on a what are the us as staunchest allies and in fact using the justification of national security to do so that's very puzzling and disappointing so even in that point that trait needs to be looked at again and renewed there is consensus that the french president manuel mccaw for example in paris just two days ago pointed in exactly that direction so there must be something else to it what does the u. s. want that the e.u. is not a was not willing to give. well president trump seems to to equate a trad

always please the crowd of us around the mid seventy's crowd really sang to oblivion that and in the ninety's international bands like oasis kasabian and radiohead came out just fans an integrated crowd brought elements into their music. when they travel the world these days you realize the term has become a sign of. maga it's no longer tarnished with the memories of german first world war soldiers the crown's. the crawl its. lives on in germany and the camera still crowd rocking today they identify with the tradition of the pioneers of the ninety's sixty's. and or when you just played together without a plan on any kind of idea that's how our music sounds the music so reveals the most my sometimes it's pure chaos and this is all accidents all the best but that's all part of it that's what i like the uncertainty of it. it's. the legendary band can also celebrated fallback chaotic approach in the nineteen sixty's and seventy's today krautrock is considered one of germany's most important contributions to pop culture history. ok guys as you might have guessed i'm not a rock us of cult isn't exa

during the ninety's he was involved in discussions with the american oil company unocal. i will take my advice you more cause in a. blow the world out of new just four hundred. there are more than one jewish. but as if to say enough is on to the whole thought alluded to before political committee and that is that the he wants the it but the levy of it i took as long as i was at it he out of it by the home spoke to us and with us he would have of my psyche of. those if i there was that they think it will last. since the soviet invasion of afghanistan in one nine hundred seventy nine the country has been in a state of constant warfare. during the afghan insurgency the mujahideen received extensive weapons support from the united states and britain in their struggle against the russians. and. the soviet occupation ended in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine. two years later the soviet union pulls some collapsed. you know cows c.e.o. john i saw an opportunity in the full of the i am curtain. at the time the soviet union broke up and china opened up which shop and more last

in the ninety fifth. u.s. media was celebrating celebrating the new found freedom of plastics in one thousand fifty five life magazine ad the headline for zero zero way living items in the photo it said would take forty hours to clean the text noted except that no housewife need bother. yeah but what they did mentioned in mentioning their throwaway living article was that by using that much plastic we as a species would throw away living our. lives would be no more i we would be a single serving species but don't worry as the oceans are getting choked with plastics wildlife is dying off and our cities are filling. pollution pretty much everyone now understands we have to live sustainably and stop buying annulus late no one except psychopaths would recommend we do otherwise right. just. oh my triglycerides uncertain times of chimpanzees bother bending over her with the rob. just grab your phone and bye bye bye bye bye and then one of our underpaid servant people will have more pacifiers and sipek of their liver

the disease affects millions across ninety eight countries. lowland rural if you're just north of the equator here due to the hot climate an agricultural lifestyle colors are as endemic . ethiopia learn has more than four and a half thousand patients every year many of them male migrant farm workers working long hours in the field. with them it's a three to four hour drive to the nearest treatment center but for those are unable to pay for transport it's a long walk. fortunately their destination is a center for the treatment of color. for the last ten years gondar university hospital has been conducting successful clinical trials involving the combination of two all drugs sodium stupid lucan eight or s.s.g. and para myself. in twenty ten the world health organization officially adopted this combination as the new first line therapy for callous in east africa it's the first movement in half a century and dr aramis deros has been leading the way. our previous regimen was so damn stupid to commit for such a few days with a combination we were abl

with the united states what i mean is russia scenario switch right to be friends with the guys in the ninety's and they were trying to be friends with the after nine eleven but then them americans broke their promise pushed a nato towards russia's borders and then there was serbia iraq etc etc etc. do the americans says decade old can continue to be one assessing relations with russia because it does seem to me that the media in america has a much shorter attention span and so does the public we see the whole picture and they think well why cycleway will are so right this is a bigger problem even than you know the average journalist working in foreign affairs working on russia i have to remind them as preparation for their interview of me what happened five years ago it's as if not just with every administration but every turnover of the bureau staff no americans you know we tend to approach everything as if we can start from scratch it's a very enduring and positive characteristics of america a kind of can do overcome the obstacles don't get stuck in the past but sometimes we go too far and t

south south on that he had has it was here around round world world but the exercise ninety million the loud loud loud khan did indeed love song long. something. head to head on down. to my ten ten today the world a little little cloth alliance into a building on content less left over the cliff downtotown he believed it ad it delays lazy. hundreds of thousands of children. and and after the call conflict. yeah was possible the world. eight two one one of the most dangerous places on honor. their offense is on school ninety nine times eyes yeah yeah yeah. now president ever. another now finds us and every day hitches he made with a start time twenty twenty it is. not easy if you have. read it said he would he would it says and also o of the steel deal eighty thousand people killed conflict between between the two countries like e the ninety nine nine ninety detail. is. going. susan in the to the contents of the on the other. hand since now now he right hand side is s that on time the division is in sight management module which which we still talks comes on to give his his frontrunner.

with the united states what i mean is russia scenario switch try to be friends with the guys in the ninety's and they were trying to be friends with the after nine eleven but then them americans broke their promise pushed a nato towards russia's borders and then there was serbia iraq etc etc etc. do the americans this is decade old can continue to be one assessing relations with russia because it does seem to me that the media in america has. a much shorter attention span and so does the public we see the whole picture. by cycling will are so right this is a bigger problem even than you know the average journalist working in foreign affairs working on russia i have to remind them as preparation for their interview with me what happened five.

the association of cup a theme germans was founded in one thousand nine hundred ninety in the wake of the political changes under communism people were forbidden to speak german in public only at home in secret since nine hundred ninety things have been totally different today germans enjoy all political rights in slovakia. manhood's is thoughtless in them my heart is german i also registered with german nationality for the census i am so happy that we can again speak german and foster german culture here and live hansel of aca as germans. ok to some forty kilometers northeast close to the border with poland is a small village with neat houses tidy streets and pavements and nice front gardens you could almost think you were in the black forest. founded in twelve forty eight by german immigrants today hope garden has around a thousand inhabitants most of them speak german but why. a craft she has written a history of the village her book is entitled they fled in order to remain. and i sent in that and that at about seven am on the thirteenth of december ten large trucks and several of

the been. oh. ninety percent of the wild special dogs are being fished bottle beyond that's the stain of a limitless growing demand an industrial fishing techniques are pushing some populations of cod and china to the brink of collapse while millions of tons of other less marketable species are being used to fatten lies or fish food or simply discard if i'm so very rightly in london u.k. where marine scientists are working together with local fisherman to get consumers hooked on sustainable seafood it's. based in east london a tiny startup by the name of social is hoping to change london his relationship with fish. the fish for the german. order no hopers disappointed. you choose how much for if you want how often you want to uncover get it from oh it's a bit like a budget box but let's say. we work with a couple of ensure fischman we bother and talk and then handed out to us it's a really good way of just going to get home for the maze of fish trying things that maybe you haven't tried before. supporter

breakthrough in saline to eat something very very very light show very late first minute was in the ninety's minute philip continue score. it was that one time that costa rica didn't defend properly. a ball coming from the cross coming from the left hand side and then it was headed down to his just couldn't control the ball and for the putting a stick in the nineteenth minute one nil and that was at a time when you think ok the phone that came in and they have a novice was in he's not going to be beaten today the way across the river defended that not going to be today and it would you know put the potential of a cd for that was in there and this really could change the game in favor of either team depending on the result the big. moments took to see what happens we have a right now we see the other side to be our you and i i really like this one so we have this situation where a name is being pushed over well i say pushed over he's not that that the costa rican players their feelings for the referee to go on a go and see if the assistant says you must come and see if he goes ahead and cheat

the foundation of his fortune. in eighty ninety nine mine i entered a partnership with two men from boston he had the plantations and railways his associates provided a fleet of ships and a distribution network across the u.s. on march the thirty year eight hundred ninety nine they founded the united fruit company. by working to finish a multinational was a company which owns and controls assets in more than one country i would say it's among the first of the multinationals in this kind of like primary commodity type of of of business and it's really taking the process of the call integration to quite quite an extreme x. extent including you know constructing what's going to become one of the biggest ship. in fleets in actually in in the world and integrating right down through to distribution in the united states so it's really quite quite extreme at this time but they're pioneering in a more fundamental way because this company is actually creating a market for going on us as well as pioneering how to deliver the product to that

armed with the codes on that sushi and because we're short list kim is quick to retrieve the ninety six compounds as selected by d n d r this all to me to storage system houses ten samples of every drug compound on a database kept at minus twenty degrees celsius the liver here is ok wrong side. shows over. one of these ninety six could be a new cure or a basis of a new cure for colors are. really right here can i can we hold what sure this one. wow. is a very small amount it is very hard to find. another kim honestly this is a mazing literally this is one of the ninety six. just out of curiosity this is this is a compound this was a drug that was being researched and it's here in storage was it being researched for example this was produced in project to barrel cancer agent really the product itself. because they couldn't find a compound has enough. expecting to why does the company keep them in storage if it doesn't go anywhere we thought it to have another possibility to cure. and now we can now we can see maybe this new. maybe it's a new class of drug and it was originally intended t

and the deciding moment was rather ninety minutes we'll come to that in the second yeah we have had like goals and it's becoming a regular thing now we should really expect it was ninety minutes is up expect the goals to come early goal action as well though so this is how it all started and it was a surprise lead from morocco being tied on forty minutes and would you fancy day one of the no. that's maybe the hardest one one can have as a goalkeeper where you you're straight on the goal because there's no angles it can close down you just have to wait for him to sit through and see what he does you can really sort of show him in the side or open the cold often away and then of course iniesta that i mean one of the best players in the spain's team he got the ball on the left hand side and age is no barrier. performing at the very highest level in the whole run here but that was a fantastic one to want to want to run and get to the via line here and just a simple fall back to is cool took a cool touch and then threw the ball and kicked the ball up in the top corner and then it was back to

stories of the ninety seven percent so we're you know we're making strides we've looked and we've taken you know we've knocked down two percent there's only one percent now that's the world back then it was three years ago progress progress but no i mean this is one of those fasting things i can't wait to see what you've got in store for us coming up with these with these specials not get out there early and they're going to be really good stuff the tip of the iceberg all right as we go to break watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered the facebook and twitter sphere full show and r t v dot com coming up sean stone talks collusion with bestselling author and speaker nomi prins of the fire and then we find out where all the psychopath is live you'll probably not be surprised to watch in the next. sound comes. f.o.c. lady although. the iranian ayatollahs have become much more aggressive after the nuclear deal. twenty fifteen the only way to stop it is with russia and the united states work together at what i think we share in c

to follow on from there for the farm for as long as i can remember really i think it was the nine hundred ninety eight world cup the recession first comment. on life in the south on themes to russia over the last four years quite frequently . some of the scientists have never seen it. for a hot head absolutely miles and while i'm. had to post facts of. wellfleet try to act. in this town for the safety from sense of come from this bill a lot of bad press accounts like you're thinking seriously i'm going to use the techniques i. like to see when i went to the confederations cup competition off as we talked to a source of the law and you will the police put the. corporation with a challenge to. the security measures. from the genesis of drawing him because he's going out and you know if he's offering enough traffic safety in the truck. and last but not least let's round up that early reaction from thursday group eight so a couple of all new victories senegal were defeated by colombia not meant to japan when three despite losing to poland by the same school here the goals. i. god was. a it . so in t

what will be spirit seem give to the world cook in two thousand and ninety what kind of team ongoing you all i could eat dog. you ok or be a song that the valley complete i would be that they they keep us it or not it went up it's industrial if i go by them on the same big bowls. and if they get an a to gamble people say you're kidding but here it is sick i'm going to seattle going to say the take area only that i mean by east will no downside because i feel that is sadek out a as i would put a deal you may have day late that is going to. wait on a set of madness edible if they commit suicide i know though about it all you know how. it is so it will not go bad window seat up i get both and also the last one was see down wallace and if you go on full slide rule the peruvian nation to be back at the comparable india last not the n.s.c. that they look a. little bit on at the moment or so you face he she was going to die it is so he could ill get beyond this fear of being big. and tall so it does say you go it is. big that the upper to get out of the middle but i say she don't have a bett

percent of them out there is probably the stories of the ninety seven percent so we're you know we're making strides we've looked and we've taken you know we've knocked down two percent there's only one percent now that was the world back then it was three days it was you know progress progress but no i mean this is one of those fasting things i can't wait to see what you've got in store for us coming up with these with these specials not good out there early and they're going to be really good stuff the tip of the iceberg art as we go to break watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered in facebook and your full show on our t.v. dot com coming up sean stone talks collusion with bestselling author and speaker nomi prins of the fire and then we find out where all the psychopaths live you'll probably not be surprised to watch in the us. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. when a loved one is murder

coaches i remember how i was chasing down you know those stickers with his photographs back in the ninety's the president jennie infantile you know it was issue here and he made us somewhat of an address i believe a great celebration great matches perfect organization hospitable country you just walk around the city you can see men women boys with different shots from different countries around the world celebrating to have this for you have off now this game of course was not broadcast to every bar and pub in moscow and rest of russia and abroad but it is showcases how special the existing russia is liberal by the year and how deeply the world cup fever has rooted itself in russia with thousands of fans taking pictures and videos during the world cup and russia has started to compile the best of them you can check out our fans i have a project on our website r.t. dot com has some of the fun that we'll be sharing that is today. oh the. it's confirmed that vladimir putin and donald trump will hold their first official summit in helsinki more lot after this break. surface ship is very valuabl

the. ease of ninety three percent of the referee's decision which is already extremely high ninety percent of those things are correct. we three are these percentage goes up to ninety nine percent so two hundred percent but it's ninety nine better than ninety three when it goes to the interruption to the flow of the game. one of the statistics there which has really captured my my attention which i was not aware of the world is that actually on every match we lose seven minutes for steroids. seven minutes throwing doesn't decide anything else while you're able to destroy the sites again. it put in fifteen seconds on freaking yes but minutes that da r. is one minute per game. and he decides the gate so we can lose one maid per game if this has an impact on the result. so it's been two years since you were elected for president. an interesting time i assume what what what what's it been like a very interesting time a very challenging time the last two years with me incredible incredible experiences of course coming in in a very very difficult moment for four feet first albeit an easy task bu

pyro third the price of the petrol back home is five promises to be known for the other sixteen thousand nine hundred ninety five i think i might need it i think you will have the best it's been great thank you very much no problem i'd. say that sets off the stuff you really does typify disney enthusiasm and the madness of fans at least well andrey pharma ferrazzi something. ok we'll be keeping a close eye on christiane of rinaldo where he has made his mark gets in this around portugal game but he has scored all four of portugal's goal so far the twenty eight team world cup his efforts put enjoying second in the golden boot table with only harry kane having scored more and we spoke to the creators of a documentary film that's been dedicated to the portuguese legend to try and find out what it was like to make the man himself. was so much better than the ability. to shoot. them with the best player in the world me. people hate me. some people love me straight assume there are lots of people who don't like him and there are lots of people who absolutely adore him and so that stuff makes for an interesting sub

on march the thirty year eight hundred ninety nine they founded the united fruit company. by working to finish from a to nationalist company which owns and controls assets in more than one country i would say it's among the first of the multinationals in this kind of like primary commodity type of of of business and it's really taking the process of little integration to quite a quite an extreme x. extent including you know constructing what's going to become one of the biggest shipping fleets in actually in in the world and integrating right down through to distribution in in the united states so it's really quite quite extreme at this time but they're pioneering in a more fundamental way because this company is actually creating a market for going on us as well as pioneering how to deliver the product to that consumer so in eighty ninety almost nobody in the united states really knew what a banana was basically. by nine hundred fourteen you can buy been on as in virtually all big american towns. tasting nourishing full of this image and the united fruit company had a fla

be a national problem of the hungry of the ninety's by coming. to our species. but carol in the main things started to be suddenly good news roger miller was in poland all these guys we expected in the early two thousand though maybe i don't see strange people see the african vultures being ghana also came quite close they were ousted from the twenty ten world cup despite playing great football after luis suarez's infamous have bowled they lost on penalties two year ago i in the quarter finals. everybody thought now the african teams they are there they are basically reach to the top of the international football but that's not the truth it's not the reality. the reality is still a tough and often dusty one. it's worlds away. from a year of sleep you think at least. there's no structure in there because he's still not the best they don't have good pitches they don't have modern stadiums they don't have a nice in the clubs they must have much better as the first to do his coaching education it's not too difficult because a little bit to do is to say you have playe

right up to the early ninety's when democracy was already well established and it dates back to the fifty's of the franco dictatorship it took newborns from their mothers who had just given birth and sold them for the equivalent of three hundred euros in the fifties six thousand euros in the ninety nine seas many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime. in as matter the gal who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine and has been searching for her real mother all her life and the trial is only due to the last two days in magical says it's unlikely to provide her with the answers she's been looking for but more importantly she says it offers the potential for similar actions the thousands of cases to be reopened peter shop al jazeera. stay with us on the news hour still ahead. a temporary. company whole behavior will. get an hour's time well i will have the latest from the last one world cup match. the taxi company hoopers won an appeal t

in spain there was a mafia talk network of baby boy right up to the early ninety's when democracy was already well established and it dates back to the fifteenth some of the franco dictatorship. it took newborns from their mothers who had just given birth and sold them for the equivalent of three hundred euros in the fifty's which is six thousand years in the ninety nine seasons when many of the babies were from single mothers and they were placed with families that supported the franco regime and now there's a determination to pursue those responsible despite any statute of limitations let everybody know. i'm fifty years old i was stolen and i have not expired here i am look at me i'm fifty years old i want to expire no money is enough for any of us they have stolen alan lives. in his matter the gal who brought the case to court says for sixty years spain was the baby supermarket for europe and south america. she's now forty nine has been searching for her real mother all her life. the trial is only due to last two days and magical says it's unlikely to provide her with the young say

couple of positions and then tony strike on this what can you say and it's a tony cross free kick in the ninety fifth minute save both the day i am the world cup for germany i am. a brilliant routine teed up by mark or royce turn tony cross from zero to hero i am about as you just heard there in the poor reports at the ball was teed up by marco royce i want to pick your football brains and first second and for football non football fans what exactly does that mean basically what we saw there was we still have the ball is essentially sort of kicked forward about a metre and then it was sort of like setting a little time to take the shots we'll say that's essential watching a ball up is and it's it's a very risky move now and then bear in mind that tony cross had made a bit of an error to say the least which he actually mentioned there even in that report i'm doing this could have gone horribly wrong because it's sort of sense he gives the of the team even a couple seconds just to react but it also helped him set up and really get it exactly where he wanted the thing that tony crosses he plays in

with the united states what i mean is russia scenario which try to be friends with the guys in the ninety's and they were trying to be friends with the after nine eleven but then them americans broke their promise pushed a nato towards russia's borders and then there was serbia iraq etc etc etc. to the americans this is decade old can continue to be one assessing relations with russia because it does seem to me that the media in america has a much shorter attention span and so does the public we see the whole picture and they think well why cycle when you are so right this is a bigger problem even than you know the average journalist working in foreign affairs working on russia i have to remind them as preparation for their interview of me what happened five years ago it's as if not just with every administration but every turnover of the bureau staff no americans you know we tend to approach everything as if we can start from scratch it's a very enduring and positive characteristics of america a kind of can do overcome the obstacles don't get stuck in the past but sometimes we go too far a

going through the sort of ninety seven ninety nine season with a whoop at the end of it there was the potential you could go to a group who wasn't just comes in trying to recruit but remember stan remember the players back in those days. you look at it now people should look at this is we keep. in mind is when you going wife. me keep won't preach sharing your poll found yourself. as one of the nuns all schooling twenty plus go through very different sorts if you school twenty goals this you know and you're an english strike you'd be in the english. you couldn't get in with the goals back in those days robbie followed me into school every year and become the co was going all the time. it didn't mean you're going to be in the england squad that depth at that point so i was looking at these players thinking you know how my ever going to get and same as a young kid but as a siren and having been in the political six months i start to think you know walk . when i was making my dad be for england than in and around the time there was such a good fail in about england we had just come off a

have been killed in ongoing violence in central nigeria bringing the number of dead over the past three days to ninety four the fighting in central plateau state involves mostly muslim herders and christian farmers president obama due to hari has called for calm and imposed a twenty four hour curfew in the area the decades old conflict over land has escalated sharply this year leaving hundreds dead in central states but it just has more from the future what are students always been a flashpoint in central nigeria but the for the last one decade or so the state has been relatively calm compared to neighboring states like. and ben what states this crisis the latest crisis is an escalation which has never seen before in a very very long time and a lot of people believe that this crisis may escalate before it gets any better the government is trying to come nerves but the underlying problems are already there and they've been there for a very long time conflict on land between farmers and cattle herders as more and more cattle herders move from the aboriginals down south largest cities and central parts o

the message is very clear. there has been a voter turnout ninety percent unsure if we have given a lesson after. the other kind of traceable in other countries turnout is around fifty percent. and these countries call them democratic but in turkey the motor turnout of course ninety percent so we have shown how democratic elections are held or. results. come out of fifty percent of voter turnout. so it's not to be priced too much. is every trade for democracy and i congratulate my national. supreme alexion and their district and probably until the election boards are as well as official and observers at the ballot boxes have a great back i would like to thank them. friends. all other countries have called us to congratulate and i would like to thank them so. my beloved nation in the sun the value to friends up with. citizens have done their duty. your they use their democratic rights and given us. a signal which it. was a month it is now time to work even harder to get in there. yet again the discussions that get it without good should. be overcome and it is now time to concentrate on the country

the length is the same at four point ninety two meters the main differences are in the technology inside. by much of the goal with the very term plug in hybrids scares some people away but what about the battery will reduce the space in the trunk the chi and a hybrid offers an elegant solution if the battery is tucked away under the truck and with cargo space of six hundred forty five leaders the trunk is larger then in the predecessor model mill i forget. the interior is pretty much identical to the purely gasoline powered kayak. there are six driving mounts and the switch is integrated into the steering wheel. in purely electric mode the range is forty four kilometers and a maximum speed of one hundred thirty five kilometers an hour the one hundred thirty six horsepower electric motor is of course virtually silent the drive mode and level of acceleration determines whether and when the v six turmel gas engine kicks in as with other porsche eep or form as models the cayenne three hybrid has the same blue strategy as the ninety eight team spider and the any panamera and it can be used in

finishing below the koreans now on the basis of goal difference that that second goal going in in what the ninety six minute putting the germans bottom of the group now this is going to say this is a humiliation you know what this is called it's called the champions curse so that the champions from two thousand and six it's city they went out in the first round of the two thousand and ten two thousand and ten spain won it they won out last time in brazil as you can remember they were when but now they were humiliated four years ago. brazil and obviously germany the champions from that tournament in brazil they've gone out not just three consecutive champions have left the tournament in the open face and if we are going to be honest everybody of course expected journeys to go through on reputation i think based on that second half performance against sweden people thought they had momentum they know how to play attacking football now but if we look at the way they played in every game poor in the first half against mexico they were losing poor in the first half against sweden the releasing poor in

to mark the queen's ninety second birthday it comprises ninety two photographs representing each today. they show the young princess elizabeth through his childhood and teenage years and show her gradually accepting and then honing his image as. the queen of see a total of prime minister says. she has guided her country through times of war and economic turmoil and now has the repercussions of that to look forward to. but she's always weathered the storm timeless. officer in the iconic official portraits approved by buckingham palace the queen isn't shown getting older you know so we chose to display them in parallel to the photos from the b.b.c. series where you can clearly see how she's changed over the years the seed does a queen says she for and. another portrait personally approved by the queen and which has defied the passage of time . which has adorned postage stamps. all over the world. collector's items for all fans of the british royal family. that. and its reproduction have been a closely guarded one just like a trademark. for decades the queen's image in the media had been

the taleban delegation arrived unocal is headquarters in december ninety ninety seven. marty came home one day and said fraught with g. thank about having a group of taliban and allegation come to our home down there. didn't know what to say at the time i had to thank it trail and i was pretty naive maybe they come in and say how americans home and realize that we're an. average regular people maybe it would you know be good for them to to do this and agree to do it. on a multi million did their utmost to avoid offending the taliban and visitors and removed all the religious pictures and figures. but they did not remove the christmas trees the air that the taliban came to our house there was a charity fundraiser thing and we had seven christmas trees in our house and the tali bond just blew their mind they can figure out what that was all about and i think they were trying to. make a connection between a christmas tree and the birth of jesus christ and you know that new job trying to make a religious guy can. action with what's his christmas tree all about. they never di

and if god, was it back in the nineties? the eighties. it was the 80s, there you go.to remember that diego maradona was manager of the argentina football team, so he's had his issues but... there he is, back on the front pages. he will be just as entertaining in the next game at, iam sure. thanks for watching the briefing. from me, samantha simmonds, and the rest of the team, goodbye. well temperatures are set to soar once again on wednesday, i expect will go to 30 degrees once more. we have temperatures already at 31. i think the hottest place on wednesday will be scotland and northern ireland. here it is not out of the question that we will hit the 30 degrees mark. so a few of you have a scorcher on the way midweek. not everybody likes it. in fact, some of us everybody likes it. in fact, some of us cannot wait for some cooler weather. there is some cooler weather. there is some cooler weather potentially on the horizon but not for a while. in the short term, the high pressure is very much in charge of the weather from scandinavia across much of western europe, stret

and we saw them that i was coming in the ninety second and ninety six minutes if you arrive late to to game in this world cup you still almost guaranteed golf and see if you don't in the ninetieth minute it seems very light place but i want to ask you first about the performance of one mats hummels he really could have saved his team. so so max homer didn't play in the game against ruud he was one of the full players five players sorry. that they you know he was changed so that the and homeless are the big stars in those in that group there's so much almost in play he was studying the game today and kind of didn't really see him because in all fairness germany did have the most of the ball so we didn't really see him to fan the we didn't really see him in any kind of action until eighty six minutes eighty six minutes he got a full a completely clear headed these three four yards out of goal and he had said oh you think that was a big chance he's still in there now that was a big chance and that was a moment we all thought was going to come east we thought germany were going to put use

were what we saw them their goals coming in the ninety second and ninety six minutes if you if you arrive late to game in this world cup you're still almost guaranteed goals even if you turn from the ninetieth minute it seems very late close but i want to ask you first about the performance of one that's really could have saved his team. so so much home and didn't play in the game against whom he was one of the four players of the five player story so that the looking was changed so that the homeless are the big stars in those in that group this one that's almost in play he was starting the game today. kind of didn't really see him because in all fairness germany didn't have the most of the ball so we didn't really see him defend the we didn't really see him in any kind of action until eighty six minutes eighty six minutes he caught a full completely clear head. he's three four yards out of go and he had said over and you think oh that was a big chance he's still in there no that was a big chance and that was a moment we all thought was going to come east we thought germany were going to

the mansion ninety manager said about this he was with us in the studio a couple of hours ago and he's predicting a russian win despite the negativity here in the russian press. if i was. checkers off i hope by chanting his name not so not so wrong i'll be happy because. no expectations no positivity no optimism everybody expects the war's end it can be in this moment in in his alltel we display years preparing everybody for that for their country pride for let's for that let's do it for the country let's do it for ourselves let's do it against the ones that don't believe in don't believe in us so i think can be can be a good. i think for them you want my personal opinion i give my personal opinion i think there is a little bit. of an identity crisis in the russian team. at least i think my generation used to have. the russian teams with a certain identity i think they lost a little bit of that identity there in the search of that talent is not commands. but they have enough they have enough to win tonight they have enough to go through the group phase and of course later you will get

of positions and then tony strike on this what can you say on the front tony cross free kick in the ninety fifth minute saved both the day and the world cup for germany brilliant dream team teed up by marco royce turns tony cross from zero to hero. of the of i published so does this mean germany are all but assured of advancing well it's not assured you have to give me a little bit more drama now during the week but they really need to win their next game and that's against south korea and it's also depends as well on how mexico and sweden get on but i think what we really need to do is see what we can expect from their next clash of course against south korea. of the mission accomplished in sochi tony crosses ninety fifth minute when it kept germany's title defense alive but the match when a knows that the next judgement day is already around the corner it was once only at the minute we need to recover now we don't have much time till the next game then we'll have to beat south korea beat them and phatak lee as there are scenarios where a simple win isn't enough to qualify so we'll have t

a tony cross free kick in the ninety fifth minute saved both the day and the world cup for germany brilliant dream team teed up by marco royce turned tony cross from zero to hero. well it was a nerve wracking saturday evening for fans of the german soccer team but the man shot survived against sweden and beat them in the dying moments to keep their world hope world cup hopes alive let's have a look at how the game played out. by mission accomplished in sochi tony crosses ninety fifth minute when it kept germany's title defense alive but the match winning knows that the next judgement day is already around the corner it was once only a time and we need to recover now we don't have much time till the next game then we'll have to beat south korea beat them and phatak lee as there are scenarios where a simple win isn't enough to qualify so we'll have to give everything from the start and make better use of our chances. like the chances of us. outside the stadium fans will also already looking ahead to wednesday's matches. do not like the man shot the team just great and i'm convinced both sweden

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arabia play and there's going to like much more games like that i mean you tell me yourself in the ninety's there was like one of the most boring world cups how do you make sure that more teams don't mean more boring football. what's wrong to play the first forty eight teams absolutely wrong. the number of thirty two. has now. a. system to play in the certain days or to one days and were definitely the best or then by any bad chance like like italy. and the netherlands for this. that the forty eight teams footed teams will dilute the quality that's first and secondly the other problem is they want to play in the group space league and we have already played the group space we'd spend the second part of the. world cup eighty two with for the first twenty four teams and then you have groups by three you have always suspected one is not playing so the last match in the group by serie it is open for all. i would say for all possible bad. thoughts that there are grounds for gold when you play and you speak about football and you speak about fixed matches of whatever the play view of your group i

could have a positive impact on the employment situation in the united states especially late in the ninety's early two thousand we had hundreds of thousands of jobs being lost in the u.s. car industry some of those jobs have been recovered but they had been quite an impact if you look maybe about twenty years back again this trump has he picked the right target here is the e.u. car industry really harmful to the u.s. economy or is he just hitting the e.u. where it hurts. well if you if you look at cars getting imported to the united states the european union is a distant fourth so far behind countries like mexico for example or old saw canada a good seven percent of imported cars here into the united states to come from a europe so that is a certain number but by far not the biggest one but it certainly would hit europe we have heard most of them and if you look at the car market the global car market the u.s. behind china has the biggest the second biggest car market in the world so it is. quite important area for the european companies to be in yes the world heard europe where it hurts and