you are you are right it's all about the money as well we mustn't be naive about these things but of course it's also about stability in the region and so germany has tried to be the broker between russia and the ukraine and in this particular case of this gas pipeline germany will try and get russia to guarantee that they will have ukraine benefits from some sort of transit business deal even if this pipeline does get built and gets operational in twenty twenty germany wants russia to guarantee that the ukraine will not completely lose out and the u.s. of course they have their own interests the german government aid has said that the u.s. is against this pipeline because it would increase russian influence in the west but the german government aide said the u.s. is interested in selling liquefied natural gas so yes it's all about the money you have to look at where the money's going well this pipeline is also making russia's neighbors very nervous emily if you're still standing by with us emily sure when in moscow i'd like to put this q

all five even though i mean we hear from international figures as well like today the need to secretary general olds who welcomed it and i've been speaking you know to other diplomats as well saying that it might be actually opening the gateway for the taliban to embrace peace for a break before afghanistan so welcomed by the international community but first of course the taliban have to agree to it how are they reacting to the offer. well the taliban actually you know when you really need to message it doesn't really talk so much about this even just to say that they would be releasing. a dozen of afghan prisoners that they are in captivity within the taliban groups that they haven't been really you know elaborating on this issue but it seems like the taliban all quite a global ready but the problem is that the taliban is not one united states get this point let me clarify that they are so much sigrid a say that they are still my divided actually your money future of the taliban so if one group embraces actually welcomed this peace proposal might the other groups that they might be yo

over customs refunds all the option of rerouting that journey. well let's see how this all works out in real life. as one of ryan as european bases laws what's the situation there right now. well the situation is pretty calm right now even though we had a little bit of a morning rush right now but people coming in shaking in boarding their planes what we do not have here today is tons of people looking desperately for their flights and being worried about their vacations because as you just pointed out ryan air has informed to passengers over the last couple of days if their flight was affected by this strike so the situation here very much is ok for customers however it is obviously not ok for ryan at the espy got problems on the horizon i'm going to talk about that in a moment but let's first have a look at the report that we had the coast lines are popular because people love a bargain but since she started this success story some twenty years ago there's also been a flipside not only stuff but the cost of cheap travel very often passengers also ha

>> why no charges related to the mob? >> well, that could be a long standing investigation conducted by the southern district. they have in the past looked into the building trades and seen that builders in new york are at the mercy of mobsters who threaten labor strikes in order to unduly burden a builder. and a payoff is the order of the day. >> now, you like donald trump? >> i liked him, and i still like him a great deal. >> let me read to you some of his language. you talk about the mob. >> yes. >> he said don mcgahn, quote, isn't a john dean style rat, don mcgahn. he said he knows all about, quote, flippers, he praised manafort because he wouldn't, quote, break. and he talks a lot about loyalty. does that remind you of some of the accused mafiosos you've ever represented. >> yes, that's typical language. >> is that the right language for the president? >> there's no precedent that i can turn to to say whether it's right or wrong. it's correct as far as i can tell. and hinge an interview on a word that he used as opposed to a

you know, the wells' -- just to give you a little bit about the wells. you know, tony has -- was a founding member of golden gate rugby club. he put a scholarship out for kids who couldn't afford to travel. after he did that, he went over to reardon high school and founded a rugby problem there and founded scholarships to come from the city and go to reardon. tony's a blue collar guy. we're building affordable housing. i don't want to poke -- this isn't an eight bedroom place, this is a four-bedroom place. he takes care of his mother-in-law when she comes to town, sometime. she needs help. we want to improve affordable housing and family housing. if we can't develop on the west side, minimum intensefication on projects like this, where are we going to do it. what are we going to do? if we turn this down, where are we going with intensefication? where is the west side going to go ahead and absorb some of its responsibility. i grew up on 37 avenue. i love the sunset. i was the beneficiary of an addition because of an addition. this is somebody that's part

the war of the worlds now if orson welles did more of the world today the martian lobby would come out and say that you're infringing upon martian transsexuals or a martians or green people and you're a man they needed their own bathroom right and then they would be pilloried and destroyed and one of the greatest authors of broadcasters motion picture and directors and writers in american history would have his career still crushed worse than the aftermath of citizen can't well again like who is who is deciding what speech is is fair with speech is good which feat speech is bad like who should be banned like i said they had led to council is a think tank who are financed by i think partly from the us state department but mostly from like us government which by. like you can say a lot of things and a there is no first amendment there's no right to free speech there and yet they're getting to decide what is allowed to be heard by american citizens where we're supposed to be allowed to say whatever crazy idea comes into our head and not be punished for it we're allowed to assembl

report in the city nestle be owner has sealed off the wells here they own the land and two wells and th are sealed off me so feel me nestle denies this. is a lawyer she has prepared an assessment for the state environment organisation says that. our conclusion is that water is a common good water belongs to everyone and everyone needs to respect the fact that the population has a right to water and sufficient amount and in good quality quantity and quality if you know. the brand is on display everywhere in the town and nestle is the chief source of tax revenue here back to plays an important role in the dispute over the natural mineral water from the town. and i would recommend you to take water with this next story because cuba is tourism industry has taken a hit from travel restrictions now in force for american businesses so it needs all the public it can get so how about an event to make the world's largest day from all over the americas got it all in the act which kicked off this week's american cocktail championships and have anna. the recipe is pretty simple robin and this case

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all of the in one of those up was. this until well one of the. nafta has widened the gap between rich and poor. for most mexicans free trade with foreign companies has come at a heavy price. the prospect of more of the same under the new energy reforms looks like history repeating itself. this country has been right many times every nigerian has and the role that the spaniards sprain had here and the americans and other foreign businesspeople who have come here our person as being a potential rapist in the mind of the average mexican citizen you need to keep that in mind oil is the symbol of that potential right. mexico's president and be giving and yet there is waiting a publicity campaign claiming his reforms will usher in a new era of prosperity. is that reform blitz in the middle of must go on this report to me that this but i'm a he could. separate channels to be secure and simple zimmy listen we will simply else equal mccourty saleratus see about motor car with a form of. evil yes it was meant behind it but it was for this consequence here

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and door into the light well. >> i don't see that. the living room borders the hallway and the living room borders the outside wall that is it. >> towards the street. from the living room on the ground floor? >> i thought the same thing. it looked like a nested living room. there is a window and door. >> i think from general ventilation i think you need more to have a fully functioning room. for quality of the unit, i think, it is something i would question. if we are talking about adu our responsible to deliver adu with a degree of livable is as important as not asking that question. i have great difficulties with taking the plan as a plan for an expanded family use, and it looks really to me more like a dormitory and number of bedrooms somehow defeats the idea this is the family that has three children because i don't see or is expecting a fourth child. i do not see provisions for the core of the family other than the inlaws to function properly. i am at this moment very troubled by how this project is presented, and i presently at t

what about the saudis. well the saudis have invested in the equity of of tesla which is fine and now they've got eleven percent higher return on their money than they had you know two days ago but that's very different than wanting to participate in a going private transaction which would load this company up with i don't know fifty five billion of debt sixty billion of debt depending on how much equity would be required to buy this company. that is a very very risky proposition especially for a company that doesn't have any free cash flow and needs a lot of capital to continue to build its business and solve a lot of its operational problems william great talking to you on this very interesting topic william cohen in massachusetts for it's. our people in skeptical liz william appears to be there online and that's an interesting interpretations as well but some others saying that publicly tweeting about this might have actually violated u.s. the law one of these uses is pointing out that the timing of this actua

use and use of the accounts by third parties well social media platform found no evidence of russian ip addresses being linked to the pages in question but a new round of accusations of so-called russian meddling have erupted in the western media russian actors continue to try to disrupt metal infiltrate the u.s. political debate of the elections themselves well russia is interfering they are continuing to interfere russia has been mentioned as the likely source of this interference in terms russians and other nation states absolutely are attempting to manipulate us. before all this let's cross live now to executive director at the ron paul institute daniel mcadams daniel thank you very much indeed for joining us to discuss this let's have a look at some of the facts and figures that face because deleted several what looked to be very unpopular accounts where the real threat. well these are i think thirty little more than thirty accounts and facebook has two point two billion users. as of last month so we're talking about such an infinitesimal small amount that it's hard to imagine th

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put it let us welcome the united sanctions of america well russia is being on the receiving end of plenty of them they stem from allegations of election meddling military aggression human rights abuses all cyber crimes take your pick and the latest well that's of the souls we're poisonings washington says it has determined that russia used a military nerve agent to attack form a double agent say script paul and his daughter where are you getting the conclusion that her she's behind the screen poisoning i would leave it to others to characterize the current state of our understanding of the screen but others haven't given any evidence either just various grades of highly likely is highly likely that russia was responsible we do polls russia culpable culpable culpable culpable for the attempted murder and there's been uncertainty from specialists investigating the case. as analysis of the p.c. w.'s report i did to find the country. of origin of the agent used in this attack and we continue to see a sort of a series of corporate baggers here of insinuation that russia is involved which basic

nations swift claims political neutrality but has apparently caved in to american pressure in the past well after washington withdrew from the iran nuclear deal on reimpose sanctions against iran swift has been left with a choice cut off or really in banks from its network by early november or face an asset freeze travel bans and restrictions to do business in america a german m.p. from the f.t. party thinks that although the foreign ministers call make sense it's come at the wrong time. the one who controls finance controls everything so in this sense this to keep the goal of mr marson making europe and germany more independent by creating its own financial system it's just that it's a strategic goal that has its right to exist but please we have to to take into account possible reactions from the united states i think they won't be fond of this idea and we cannot afford to ruin the ties with the united states at the same time when europe itself has deteriorated his relations with russia sold the boldness of mr mass it's not in the right time and not at the right place or the europe is one

the darkness difficult to reach as well that's a second secondary problem there have been successful international police operations in the past for instance closing round closing down the silk road platform that dark net marketplace that was used for illegal transactions so there have been successes in this area one of the problems with ortiz face is how long they can keep data for because if they have to delete it they they're essentially deleting the evidence the digital evidence so there is going to be a constitutional court ruling later this year to bring german rules more into line with what's done in the u.s. for instance so it's a difficult area but with orators are advancing we'll look forward to hearing more about that simon thanks so much and covering what is a very disturbing case for us this morning. it's to indonesia now and that country is stepping up its efforts to reach earthquake survivors on the island of lombok now the death toll fishley stands at one hundred five that's the number of confirmed deaths but that is expected to rise rescuers are having to comb throug

the straits of. where there are hundreds of thousands of people. well went through security to get close to where that procession would pass and right now the reeds are being laid on the coffin we've had an arranger mody the current prime minister larry for his coffin manmohan singh has just laid one down from that cove in the president here so how many karzai afghan afghanistan's long term president is also laying flowers on the coffin there so soon the coffin will be taken to its final cremation spot and this prime minister will be laid to rest but as you say a major figure in indian politics he was the first prime minister to a full term he wasn't from the congress party he really brought the right of center b j p party from the fringe of indian politics right into the mainstream and of course with the renderer modi an all powerful figure now in indian politics very much his successor. by was really his mentor his guru as an arranger mody called him here on friday and as a say he's about to be formally like tourist and how popular t.v. think he is at

of the obvious concentrate on the coup page that control these people to come from damascus to the cake well these people are only that you show to the whole world you're sad they were victims of a chemical attack why don't you want to listen to them you're going to have to really get a really good alex you're going to go back to cyprus one more minute before we go to the break here so it looks like russia russia russia is was going to be continued all the way to the mid terms or in lieu of the mule the report go ahead alex yeah i think even when the mueller report is is finalized and i think we are coming to an end it's very apparent that the whole russia thing is just going to last until probably until trouble either wins reelection or that's going to go on for another four years or until they get rid of trouble because if the russia thing is not dying down you can see it in the white house press briefing they're going to scapegoat russia for everything but the most important point to all of this is that the american people don't care we've seen poll after poll alex shows that russia ranks

next couple of hours meantime artie's peter all one has been filling us in on what could come of the talks. well the meeting between these two representatives was taking place at the u.s. mission here in geneva just behind me the groundwork for the mate was laid jury in the meeting of presidents trump and last month in helsinki but that meeting while i was really overshadowed by the hysteria over the fact that those two were meeting in the first place these meetings they were usually where work is done presidential type of meets they have more of a photo opportunity a signature on a on a document it's usually these meets between these type of representatives from governments where they are going out problems but the real problem at the moment and the fact that we might not get much movement on the issues is the fact that the relations between washington and moscow are at such a low ebb right now in fact fresh sanctions from the united states against russia could drop throughout the day you. tend to murder in the poisoning of surrogates. in the united kingdom eliot this year russia denies any inv

well—rounded. i don't think this is going away and i think it is damaging the labour party day after day. 0k, well nt about that. let's move onto ft. you are talking about the so—called right—wing bias because we have copies headline... this is donald trump saying basically that google is suppressing positive news about him. that is what he's claiming. just recently the chief executive at the national enquirer, a big supporter of child and he's recently given protection from the molar inquiry, i cannot even remember his name. but he's been protected lately. a sickly he has lost the national enquirer as is the support. so this might be his usual diverse contact x. take me away from what is happening to my right—wing friends over there and let us attack someone from the left wing ideas. is he right? he could be right. this appears to have come from this morning when he was awake around 6am and he was googling himself and realising he was not getting very good results. 6am he was googling himself, he did not like what he saw and he started tweeting about it saying that google and others are suppressin

and water and punishing the well but just you know that the show has been. quite shocking and all over. and although we have to be going on the mall like you know working with communities really supporting them all on on what they need on the ground right know because of the new office sure the new damage that they're on be undergoing at the moment well has the house me thank you very much for taking the time to talk to us for the international federation off the red cross on the island of malta thank you. afghan president ashraf ghani has declared a provisional three month ceasefire with the taliban he said he would hold only if the. meanwhile the taliban have said they will free hundreds of prisoners for the forthcoming heat holiday you know been followed a week of fees fighting in which the taliban launched an assault against the city of kathleen kabul. city. venezuela's president nicolas maduro has announced a series of economic reforms aimed coping hyper inflation which this year it could hit one million percent and you currency starts trading this week

essentially you've got the firefighters the ambulance emergency services well as the police all involved five slices i actually using drones in order to get aerial footage in order to assess the damage in the also to have a bird's eye view i guess of exactly what's happening even as they are on the ground treating this how they would cheat weights here in italy the same unit time gold in order to work through the rubble and to try to find any survivors as well as bodies of those they be buried and there are still a number of people reported missing and therefore these rescue efforts will continue although the authorities are also thinking of immediately after that's because these massive concrete slabs have fallen onto railway lines as well as on to a river running below it and so this could potentially create a sort of like an artificial dam if they are further down pause as expected with rains to come and this could create further problems for the city and so a potentially dangerous issue that has to be dealt with for the moment though the city of jenin very hot the snake has

the u.s. around relations and trump's travel ban. well frankly. i see a much wider and more sinister picture than what donald trump is showing the world. and first it's not even about religion this is a direct attack on iran by pressuring iranian citizens dual citizens don't know triple citizens of iran and other countries. in order to achieve their political objectives this is. the executive order that basically the third one the third version that you presented because the first two there were so ridiculous. they are contra to the ins which is the immigration and nationality act of one thousand nine hundred five because it directly bans. any prejudices based on national origin player place of residence or race. and the constitution of the united states bans. even prejudices based on religion and the stablish macaws of the first amendment the free exercise clause of the first amendment they are there for a purpose but the argument of course is that it's not a religious bad because obviously you're lumping in a lot of muslim countries like somalia

from brussels from the european commission as well as the criticism they've been hearing from donald trump over the atlantic but what we have seen in the second quarter is the german economy try to steer away from relying wholly on exports what we've seen is a big increase in consumer spending also increasing government spending as well and a lot of contributing factors have been given for this talking about high employment rates in germany at the moment also a rate rise in wages across the board in the country and the construction industry in germany if you look out on the skyline of burley and you see cranes almost everywhere you look construction is still booming and that is also getting that shot in the arm to the german economy and that's why all of the numbers are in the black and all of the arrows pointing up very interesting and hillary who is good and great but i want to give the bad economy in the euro zone have you have you talk about that and what about the greek debt crisis give us a quick refresher and how is the country position. now hillary thank you. for givin

from brussels from the european commission as well as the criticism they've been hearing from donald trump over the atlantic but what we have seen in the second quarter is the german economy try to steer away from relying wholly on exports what we've seen is a big increase in consumer spending also increasing government spending as well and a lot of contributing factors have been given for this talking about high employment rates in germany at the moment also a rate rise in wages across the board in the country and the construction industry in germany if you look out on the skyline of berkeley and you see cranes almost everywhere you look construction is still booming and that is also getting that shot in the arm to the german economy and that's why all of the numbers are in the black and all of the arrows pointing up very interesting and hillary who is good and great but i want to give the bad economy in the euro zone have you have you talk about that and what about the greek debt crisis give us to a quick refresher and how is the country position. now hillary well gee thank

all five even though i mean we hear from international figures as well like today the nato secretary general olds who welcomed it and i've been speaking to other diplomats as well saying that it might be actually opening the gateway for the taliban to embrace peace for a bridge before afghanistan they're welcomed by the international community but first of course the taliban have to agree to it how are they reacting to the offer . one of the taliban actually you know when you read dear even read sage it doesn't really talk so much about this even though just to say that they would be releasing . a dozen of afghan prisoners that they are and captivity within the palace on groups but they haven't been really you know the operating on this one issue of the dead but it seems like the taliban on quite a blow bill readdy but the problem is that the taliban is not one united need to get this point that me clarified that they are so much security and they are so much divided actually so there are money cuts off the taliban one group in greece is actually welcome this peace proposal you might

did the two of the here keep keep can says this to stephen. as i said well in the midst of the lemon asian little trip they see. that i'm on a no they go. loco and there it is i think i'm making up out of this i look at. the pope has never publicly commented on the grassy case. for eight months we tried to get an interview with the holy father dozens of requests all refused. so at the vatican we tried to meet his holiness. he wants to hold a public audience on st peter's square. we want to give folks francis a letter with all our questions on his suppose a brawl in the attempt to divert the course of justice in argentina. thousands of people have heard. will need a miracle to get to talk to the pope. few hours later the pope will be on the rod. the. the third time it passes we shall. do something that. is to give our last. thing a few minutes later. listen. listen to that end if that's the last the i don't think that i include that at tuesday's out in the. sunday that. and then castle got out phew i intend that the line flew into d.c. out and you. know bette

the u.s. wants to dictate that go ahead michael. well it has to do with russian dominance of it and that's the problem and the u.s. as you point out is a johnny come lately to this new in wanting to ship l.n.g. or liquefied natural gas but the problem for the united states is it only has one port in louisiana that can export and secondly most of the european countries except those along the coast have any elegy capabilities the countries that really really need this kind of gas there are much much more internally and and certainly germany as well but the pipeline structures that exists right now and are being built. up with russian dominance if. yeah well it's what irritated the near cons here in washington and certainly the trumpet ministration so it's a johnny come lately effort and i i don't think it's going to sixteen and they need natural gas now because when it is not all that far away and that they have to have a reliable source and you're going to you're going to see more and more of these countries integrating themselves apart f

the a.f.d. party under surveillance. well i'm joined tonight here at the big table by carsten millionaires he is the vice chairman here in berlin of the association of german criminal investigation officers misuse it's good to have you on the show considering this is that the police in the far right may be cooperating intimidates what should be happening right now inside the police departments not only in him it's but everywhere i mean what needs to be happening well first of all we have to establish positive democratic democratic spirit within all the departments that can happen at the police school but also the older detectives the veterans have to be the idols for the younger ones and it is their is their deficit or a lack of it right now. that is hard to say. we heard last night on the program we spoke with a professor in dresden who said that the police particularly in eastern germany often identify more with people from the far right than they do from the left because they're told that they're hated by the left what do

was the bible often the only book in a house? >> well, i think maybe it would be the most common book, you know, because of -- because how many times it was printed. i think you would see other books, certainly as time gets on longer and more books are printed, i don't know that i'm aware of studies of what would be the most common books and when did they appear, yeah, books like uncle tom's cabin, for example, that -- you know, over a hundred thousand copies sold fairly quickly so i think you will see other books. the bible is certainly not the exclusive book. it just happens to be one the most common books and fuels other interests. you mentioned uncle tom's cabin, you have influences of bible on that, sort of an easy one to grab, but i think there's often times associations but certainly see other books. >> and next up we will move into the science and the bible literature section, but let's hear from james in danville, virginia first, hi, james. >> hi, how are you doing? i was just curious with all the different publications of varia

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and i also think he's an odd case what's striking with respect to the president and sessions as well is that sessions is largely aligned with the president on so much of the president's agenda he's sort of been the president's conscience a better term on immigration and on criminal justice reform on any. number of conservative issues that the president there are important to the president and so whatever it is and if you saw the interview graham and said there's something private that we don't know about that has led to this disconnect between these two individuals it is fascinating it's an odd case where graham's coming from and what he knows about this relationship your guess as good as mine larry great having you with us we hope to call on you again oh i would love to be back thanks a lot larry let's turn now to our political panel they are jen kearns g.o.p. strategist former spokesperson for the california republican party she's in new york and brian joyce host of the brian joyce show on talk radio on w g o w f.m. bryan joins us from chattanooga tennessee jen what's your take on

thing that this is the best future for all of us well i can't determine the future mr president but what i can do is offer you something to talk they know it very well this is a quick. for a loving cup you know the drill. only scotch whiskey not. always citizens of cattle we think you are thinking you know i'd like you for that it's the reason i want to thank you. of course political opinion is divided in catalunya coming up after the break i'll be interviewing mikhail etc i campaigned against independence and leader of the cattle out of socialist albion few mchale and of those on this dramatic political stage. and indeed this is the. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not not the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that. i think you're. welcome back to

the u.s. sanctions were imposed on iran. well i think that is partially correct but i also think that the additional factor is that for years turkey has used the most abusive language against the united states and its leaders and really generated a historic high in anti american sentiment inside a turkey turkey seems to have taken the u.s. for granted for a number of years as if they could play the u.s. for its for their own benefit and that somehow the americans would take it so i think that this one incident which is minor in and of itself is also a test of the relationship or at least two countries going to treat each other with respect focus on their interests are not well erdogan speaking of the relationship has said this he said his country's partnership with the u.s. is in jeopardy and he may start looking for new allies in fact we know that shortly after trying did announced the new tariffs on turkey we know that's one held a phone conversation with the russian player at president vladimir putin we know that the russian f

the u.s. and abroad well let's stick to u.s. trade and foreign policy because for example fresh sanctions again iran prompted several global players to pull out of the country including british airways how much pressure is there from the white house. well it really links to the u.s. economy the u.s. is still the biggest and most important economy in the world to assume a certain extent we all have to downs to the us is chewed the trade issue is much bigger than the sanctions issue we worry over here in europe a lot about trade wars of course we end some thirty percent of our g.d.p. from exports the u.s. it's some fifteen good news is the u.s. and e.u. seem to have seen signed some kind of truce since the young trump meeting some two weeks ago now we have to focus on the u.s. china issue latest news varies there's no real progress so we could see some more escalation of the trade war between the u.s. and china that will be tough for markets to deal with talking of markets and what they have to deal with because president donald tr

the country remains paralysed. wellabdullah came john is the editor in chief at one t.v. in afghanistan and joins us now from kabul a very warm welcome to the program and just bring us up today are all the other details you have about what happened. you have mentioned in your report that the sense of them happened at the west of call bowl which is mainly shia dominated area and this was actually quite a time this was after fuel weeks but. less than the past very very brutal. brutal attacks in the past and syria was on the back of the taliban a nice. centrally and about this place this is called money over the course which is the perforation corps for the high school graduates that wanted to come for perforation examination prior to going to the university and this course was one of the most crowded one and one of the most famous one on iraq for the for the high school graduates on the area and would have quit normally have taken responsibility for an attack like this and where are the fingers of blame coming they being

with no deal that outcome is not even supposed to be an option but it's looking more likely by the day well how bad could that be for britain we don't know but we do know the u.k. foreign secretary says no deal would be a mistake and those guidelines for everyone there being called survival plan i'm for golf in berlin this is the day. i'll be conscious about the deal because we haven't reached any agreement anything we have a duty as a responsible government to plan for everything. whether it's trade security aviation in you systems u.k. systems in europe i mean it really would pretty catastrophic ending all of these negotiations that we reached a deal let me be clear about this is not what we want and it's not what we expect but we must be ready. also coming up tonight more tit for tat tariffs between the u.s. and china and who is taking the hit ask the people in wichita kansas. but i have from companies that they may have to lay off people they can only have their or you know the head on their profit margins for so long and then. be competitive competitive they can't they can't sell to ha

play into that and in the meantime as well turkey is giving out the impression that it's not going to give into this and that there needs to be some kind of diplomatic resolution to this something which has been echoed by other countries as well who have called for the u.s. to not be so harsh or not to use such tough language and to resolve things diplomatically ok sonia thank you for that update from istanbul and sara turks are hitting social media to send their own methods to the trumpet ministration what are they doing. i have been doing in a very unusual way with hammers in fact while they've been doing is posting videos like this one of them destroying mostly their own i phones it's their way they say of showing solidarity with the turkish government which is announce a boycott of all a minute american electronics some smashing their i phone to smithereens is not enough in fact taking their boycott just that one step. like this man here who decided to chop up several one dollar bills into pieces as his way of sending a message to the us. and this young lads hey he's getting in on

the same way. >> what post were you on when you grew up? >> well, i was born at princeton, new jersey, the father was at princeton for six years. and when he married my mother, my mother was a very beautiful lady, and i think most of the princeton studented wes were in with her because she was so lovely. then my older brother was born there and i was born there. >> okay. and now, where else did you dwrgrow up? princeton and -- oh, dear. ft. bragg, fort hamilton, washington, ft. sioux, oklahoma. hawaii, back to oklahoma. >> wow. >> ithaca, new york, and i went to cornell because i got free tuition. i guess that was it. then i met my husband again. >> well, we'll get to that in a second, ma'am. one of the questions i always ask people who live through world war ii -- i'm sure you're going to have an interesting take on it. what do you remember about the day pearl harbor was attacked? >> well, we had all been fox -- went to a movie and suddenly we were told that -- and we had just left hawaii. so it was really -- it was just an unbelievable moment in

the u.s. dollar. well i think the moves that are being made by china to try to make their own indians were as a currency a part of it but i would really like to see the countries emerging countries of the world in particular you not around the idea of doing what kinds want to do right back at bretton woods in the first place and that's not allowing national currency to be the reserve currency for the planet to make up on which the kinds called the bankroll and run that out of the international monetary fund in proportion to the saws of domestic economies we would not have anything like the kyle us that we have today nor will the power of the united states financial sector these kinds of ideas are being followed it just finally do you think when you look at foreign policy here for washington in particular that economic measures such as sanctions and targets they're simply par for the course here they're a new instrument of thought power struggle. yeah and because it's so you got a new president he was actua

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all of the in one of those up was. this until well one of the. nafta has widened the gap between rich and poor. for most mexicans free trade with foreign companies has come at a heavy price. the prospect of more of the same under the new energy reforms looks like history repeating itself. this country has been right many times every nigerian has and the role that the spaniards sprain had here and the americans and other foreign businesspeople who have come here our person as being a potential rapist in the mind of the average mexican citizen you need to keep that in mind oil is the symbol of that potential rape. mexico's president indicating and yet there is waiting a publicity campaign claiming his reforms will usher in a new era of prosperity. is that a former president the level of must go on this report to me that this but i'm a he could. separate channels history on a board to be secure and simple zimmy listen we will simply else equal mccourty saleratus see about motor car with a form of. evil yes it was meant behind it but it was for this

around the island, you know, theyjust wish you well. r of independence, it seems the people of this island have plenty to celebrate. during my time here, i've seen a strong sense of nationhood amongst mauritians, and also realisation that precious wildlife must be protected. this is a relatively prosperous country, breaking free from its complicated and sometimes shameful colonial past. and what's exciting is that right now, its unique cultural identity is still evolving and making it so much more thanjust a high—end holiday hotspot. it's been a wet sunday, parts of pembrokeshire have seen in excess of 20 millimetres of rain, raonic, so there is more to come although slowly the rain is easing away slowly the rain is easing away slowly from the west. it comes courtesy of this frontal system working eastwards, notjust the rain, the isobars close together so strong and gusty winds too andreolli radar picture tells the story well, stretching from the north of scotla nd stretching from the north of scotland to the south bank of england but al

and the picture extends to the euro zone itself as well the block as you say zero point four percent also a good number and countries like spain and the netherlands actually growing faster than germany well maybe that prospect of a golden era through germany has prompted the german chancellor angela merkel to comment on planned euro zone reform at her first public appearance since all the days. that's right she said that she could imagine having a budget alone for the eurozone not as a separate budget but under parliamentary control of the e.u. parliament has no need for for an e.u. finance minister but she is taking up on talks that she had with the french president of money when my call earlier in the summer it's venting towards creating something that will perhaps force investment in the euro zone and provide a buffer in case of crisis a very interesting proposal seems to be moving on the politicians want to propel this forward as well but of course the devil is in the detail all sorts of questions to be answered on how to implement ok and that's when we turn to you again

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