i think during the transitional arrangement you help we are ina transitional arrangement you help wehalf way house situation. that doesn't worry me, it is better to have that for business than not have it, rather than just to have that for business than not have it, rather thanjust fall off the cliff as people talk about. philip hammond talks about a slope not a cliff. businesses would welcome the idea you continue with still the tariff—free trade or the common external tariff. we don't know what it will be during that transitional period. but once that's over we are out. completely. so i can't see why we should object to it. but it is that thing, once that's over, how long could that be? you're suggesting two to three yea rs, you're suggesting two to three years, others suggest it could be longer and the fear one suspects from elements within the conservative party is that this trannal period goes on — transitional period goes on longer and the people who want to remain use it to stop it happening at all. i have no doubt there will be political problems, but when it comes to the eu

taxpayer funded offices to run their transition out of, to get their transition efforts up and running because we have a national interest, we taxpayers have an interest in there being a smooth transition from one outgoing administration t the new incoming one. i remember going to a briefing at the obama transition offices in either late 2008 or early 2009 before president obama was inaugurated for the first time. i remember going to that, just like generic office space. i remember thinking it was kind of funny to see these regular looking office folks i didn't recognize doing office things and mixed in among them in shirtsleeves, look, it's david axelrod, they, there's the president-elect, there's joe biden about to be vice president. these low-key offices very busy, all taxpayer funded. that is a standard thing now, every president-elect gets taxpayer funded transition offices. after this last presidential election it was no exception. taxpayers paid for the trump folks to have low-key big centrally located transition office space in washington, d.c. just like every other modern pres

this doesn't address the concern of the transition due to ongoing hormone treatments that requires the refrigeration and other long-term care. a soldier cannot be deployed to the mountains of afghanistan with a need to refrigerate medicine someone has to cover the days of non- deployability meaning an already stressed force will be further stressed. also the diagnosis and treatment renders service personnel and eligible for personal duties like flying status. the reliability programs and jobs requiring sci, security clearances. the individuals that we know can not serve. is it fair for us to change the standards for this one condition knowing that it will result in many being unable to serve their country with less complicated conditions like flat feet, asthma and sleepwalking. is it fair to recruit sons and daughters to fight for the nation and instead of being able to focus on the enemy, subjecting them to distractions of personal privacy issues involving sleeping and showering with individuals of the opposite sex, it is not. military service is a privilege, not a right. it is predic

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candies outtion is these that better transition so they are talking about the transition here we have a lot of veterans today. i wish you would stand up so we can recognize you. families. [laughter] maybe we should get in everybody. time thatple all the we are of course it nations with that million dollars here in the face of danger. it is a tremendous national at folks have a phd in life without having going to college. they have seen a lot they learn teamwork, discipline, deals. they've been under pressure in the question is can we help them if they need help. fornt to thank michael speaking. if you cannot get a sense of the national at that is available for our country, you're not hearing very well. i mentioned michael last because painting.ctim of my you are not the only one. i painted.who i said, do you like your portrait? their general response was, i am honored you painted me. [laughter] painted: the reason i the men and women in the book "portraits of courage" is to chair -- shared their stories and to raise money for the veterans programs at the bush center. for those of you

they discuss how to help veterans and their families transition to civilian life. the event also included david shulkin answering questions about the v.a. and the carriage provides hosted by the george w. bush institute. this is an hour. [applause] mr. bush: thank you, all. thank you. it is nice to be back in washington. [laughter] albion, briefly. albiet, briefly. i want to think the chamber for opening up this beautiful building and for their concerns about our veterans. i want to thank david shulkin for being here. he is the secretary of veterans affairs. couple hours, he will be across the street in the white house for a bill signing passed by both republicans and .emocrats president trump will find the bill, which will give you some .ools to reform the v.a. if anybody can reform the v.a., you can. you are a strong leader and we are lucky to have your service for our country. [applause] mr. bush: a lot of times you hear people gripe about the v.a. , and i am sure there are flaws in the system, but it is important for our citizens and veterans to know that the v

transition staff, those few suckers in d.c. thinking they were running the transition, how, all the real work was happening at the president's apartment, at trump tower in new york. we should have seen those headlines as advance warning we should throw out the window any normal ideas how a new presidential administration gets set up. but that interesting novel thing about the way the trump folks handle the transition, the abandonment of their d.c. office, that also had a really specific logistical consequence after the election, if we're setting up the new administration. it meant anybody who wanted to meet with the incoming president and his much to advisors, who wanted to lobby for themselves getting a top job in the new administration, unlike previous presidential transitions this time with the trump folks you couldn't do it in a low-key way, you couldn't slip off to some low-key generic office space in washington, d.c. and meet with the transition folks or candidate himself there. to do this with the trump folks, you had to

the question is, can these universities help these vets better transition? and so they're here to talk about their ideas. i want to thank you for being here. we have a lot of vets today, and their families. i wish you would stand up so we could recognize you. vets and families. [applause] maybe we should have gotten everybody who wasn't a vet. [laughter] you know, i tell people all the time that we're a fortunate nation to have had millions volunteer in the face of danger. nd i view vets as a tremendous national asset. these are folks that got a ph.d. in life without having to go to college. they've seen a lot. they've learned teamwork and discipline and skills. they've been under pressure. and the question is, can we help them if they need help? i want to thank fontaine and flo and michael for speaking. if you can't get a sense of the national asset that's available for our country from these three you are not hearing well. i mention michael last because he was a subject or maybe he thinks victims of my paintings. it turns out, michael, you're not the only

and so, we developed what is called a veteran employment transition roadmap. for those veterans who are interested, discovering what we discovered, and having -- how to give yourself a better chance of finding works, go to the employment transition roadmap at bush center.org. the things that prevents veterans from realizing their dreams of working are the invisible wounds of war. ,n the book that i painted there are stories that yield important lessons that we have learned. rod talked about one of them, and that is the stigma of post-traumatic stress. notice we dropped the d. if you label somebody with a disorder, you are likely not to admit you have a disorder. who wants to be labeled a disorder? say to themselves, i can't find work if i have a disorder. i can't get promoted. people won't understand me. in order to help defeat the stigma of post-traumatic stress, we dropped the d. it wasto tell people greatest to volunteer in the face of danger, and it is just as courageous to talk about the invisible wounds of war. about, the book talks people like turner, w

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"the new york times" reports the trump transition lawyer has ordered members of the transition team to preserve documents and other materials related to russia and perhaps no coincidence we have heard from the president this morning. in a statement he wrote, after seven months of investigations and committee hearings about my collusions with the russians, in quotation marks, nobody has been able to show any proof. sad. >> and while the president rails against the russia investigation, the special counsel team is expanding. robert mueller hiring more than a dozen new lawyers. athena jones in the white house with a lot of news. >> you're right. there is a lot going on, a lot of developments. you mentioned off the top "the new york times" is reporting that members of the president's transition team have been ordered to preserve documents and other related materials that could be related to this investigation into russian meddling and possible collusion by trump campaign associates and the russians. the paper is citing a memo from the transition team's general counsel's office that says th

but how can we help the vets transition? and i'm confident the work we're doing here today is really going to make a big difference. that's why it's important that you all take what we're doing seriously and come up with recommendations and action plans that all of us can help implement. one thing we're doing -- we're going to do at the bush center is -- we're pretty good at this. that is helping people understand what it means to be a leader. so one of the real dangers in the presidential libraries is we can become pretty irrelevant quickly. we got four really good libraries in our part of the world. johnson, bush 41, bill clinton, brother with a different mother, and ours at smu. so margaret smelli inspellings with this idea that bill's library and i had limy lie blab. that is to have presidential leadership scholars. to bring people from all around the country, 60 a year, to our libraries to teach them case study methods on leadership. how does a president make a decision s decision? what does a president do with people o

a soldier has completed army gender transition from female-to-male as indicated. the soldier did not have sex reassignment surgery and recently stopped taking male hormones in order to try to start a family. today the soldier approached his commanding officer to discuss his newly confirmed pregnancy. his pregnancy. transgender soldiers under these vignettes are not required or expected to modify or adjust their behavior but everyone else is violating their privacy, their rights, their morality and their unit cohesion and we are lectured to believe that when the soldiers violate all but the other servicemembers, 99.999% that we will have a more capable cohesive and ready force. under the leadership benyette when we have a policy that diverse leaders and commanders from combat readiness and cohesion to accommodate the impossible moral construct of pregnant man and how this impossibility will make a more capable and ready force, i suggest mr. chairman that we have lost our way as a nation and with that i yield back. .. >> thank you mr. chairman. i just want to remind

we have to discuss what sort of transition it would be and thatis sort of transition it would be andlear is that we will be leaving the customs union and back gives us the customs union and back gives us the opportunity to be able to do the transitional adoption of agreements that the eu already has, that the uk asa that the eu already has, that the uk as a party to. it gives us the ability to make agreements with developing countries about the sort of tyra nts developing countries about the sort of tyrants we apply to their goats and it might help us develop their more. it enables us about the future free trading agreements. we have agreed we went to do that. what we are talking about is what sort of customs facilitation agreement there would be to ensure that we get frictionless borders and do not apply any extra costs to add a uk businesses exporting to europe or european exporters coming to the uk. it is in the interests of everyone that we reach such an agreement. also at mansion house, mark carney was digging and he said that brexit is already making british people poorer, beca

it was a white transit van with a solo male driver. 0ne transit van with a solo male driver.ims, a french lady, she is 45 years old. she had a boyfriend with her, she cannot find him at the moment. 0bviously that is very worrying. nobody really knows what is going on. all traffic has been halted. how quickly were emergency services there? police arrived within two minutes. there we re arrived within two minutes. there were several people with camera phones, who had obviously been taking pictures of tower bridge. police arrived within two minutes, ambulances took about eight minutes. i would probably say i was the first person on the scene that called the ambulances. ambulances here within 6-8 ambulances. ambulances here within 6—8 minutes. ambulances. ambulances here within 6-8 minutes. where is the vehicle? i'm unsure as to where the vehicle is. it's probably central committee middle part of the bridge that it impacted the most —— the central, the middle part of the bridge where it impacted the most pedestrians. it carried on towards the shard area. apologies for the noise,

the transitional center would include job placement and drug rehabilitation. >> there is enough room and shelter for everyone. >> reporter: an bra structure bond us with approved by oakland taxpayers in november. >> we're going through a housing crisis and individuals are willing to pay more on their taxes to help. >> reporter: oakland city council has one final session to approve selling the bonds and purchasing an existing hotel could happen in the next several months. in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a form you uber contractor has pleaded no contest to stealing $2500 worth of ride. he worked at the san francisco office and used his password to give ride credits to himself and friends. >>> police in walnut creek are looking for this man, christopher newton is expected of stealing a purse from a yoga studio and using the credit cards inside. anyone with information is asked to call police an they remind you to secure your valuables at a gym or exercise class. >>> a victory for public health groups tonight. an ordinance was passed to ban cigarettes in the city. the mayor wi

the transitional center would include job placement and drug rehabilitation. >> there is enough room and shelter for everyone. >> reporter: an bra structure bond us with approved by oakland taxpayers in november. >> we're going through a housing crisis and individuals are willing to pay more on their taxes to help. >> reporter: oakland city council has one final session to approve selling the bonds and purchasing an existing hotel could happen in the next several months. in oakland, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a form you uber contractor has pleaded no contest to stealing $2500 worth of ride. he worked at the san francisco office and used his password to give ride credits to himself and friends. >>> police in walnut creek are looking for this man, christopher newton is expected of stealing a purse from a yoga studio and using the credit cards inside. anyone with information is asked to call police an they remind you to secure your valuables at a gym or exercise class. >>> a victory for public health groups tonight. an ordinance was passed to ban n cigarettes in the city. the mayor

but to me that's a dish served in sushi restaurants nats: ambiance i tested union city transit.so failed . infact the transit district reached out to kron 4 and said they will fix the problem but my second check netted the same results nats: ambiance i even check on u.c. s.f. shuttle buses they even had this bus stops at all railroad crossings yey they failed to stop but get this some argued the crossing was a controlled crossing so they were not requried to stop apparently, i was right and the naysayers were wrongso now the shuttles are stopping and some say they're even opening their doors to look and listen nats: ambiance so now i turned my attention to tri delta transit and i' m in the city of antioch and i waited for the onlaught of drivers ignoring state law and not stopping at rail crossing ..there was this one which did the california roll .. so i was like here we go again then something happened . almost every single tri delta transit bus driver followed state law and stopped at the crossing not only did they stop many of them waited nats: ambiance i was pleasently scho

there were elements of the transition, the obama administration to trump administration transition that for example, on the big day when the president-elect and all his top people went to the obama white house for the first time, we now know that at that meeting, president obama warned mr. trump that he should not hire mike flynn for any important job. incoming president ignored that and how did that work out? there was also that embarrassing report that senior trump folks at that day, at this visit that day kept walking around the white house, asking various obama white house staff if they were staying on at their jobs, as in it will be good to be working with you in a few weeks. and the obama white house staff had to gently inform all the trump people, no, no, we're leaving. we're all leaving. you guys actually need your own people to run this place, right away. you're hiring for that already, aren't you? so there were some weird things about the transition, which overall was not run very well. but it wasn't all bad. some things in the transition proceed kind of normally. i will admit

there are more than 30 -miles of transit- only lanes.y are used to help speed- up 'on time' schedules for buses ... (steve)but there is one transit lane that is used to get commuters to the east bay with little delay ... unless there are people behaving badly in it .. let's watch this nissan on folsom street in san franciso, the driver will soon be forced to make a decision and neither one will be the correct decision nats: ambiance the driver is now at the light but she can't go straight . because right here there are two do not enter signs and if she turns right she will have to cross the bay bridgenats ambiance so she flips a u-turn and heads back to this.. backed up traffic from commuters leaving the city after a day of work most drivers know that this is a dedicated transit lane it's only available for buses and taxi .. there are numerous posted signs blocks before even reaching the do not enter signs nats: ambiance that being said .there is always a driver unware of the road configuration like this guy and note of the cell phone in

word wasn't even when i started my transition the t.v. world keyword was and even the in the l g b t sign. there was no t in that sign transfer and greeted jules always said last year that only trans people should play trend characters do you agree yes. i mean there's different there's different levels of that i mean you have a. i am actually i did like a day walk on with alexandria billings i was i played one of her friends at the pool and it became oh my god they get to you know how many there are no i mean there's no there's i mean there's certain you know there's certain kind of statistics but they're very vague because a lot of the trans community disappears because of you know homophobia and transphobia so i don't know there really is so much is there again the six what eight percent. it was at a guess well we would like to now but apparently this year we're being. taken out of the census so who's to now our guess is the irrepressible candace cain we're discussing trans rights and president trump two after the break and the book is

and that's the difference that i i you know things change when you transition. the way people talk to you the way life . transforming created tools always said last year that only trans people should play trench kerry. is going to be. i am actually a person you'd trade places with for. donald trump and then i'd resign. strong larry king. welcome to larry king now our guest today is actress performance artist and one of the original transgender icons candace kane known for talk dirty sexy money ru paul's drag race and caitlin jenner's docu series i am kate candace is going a long time not give us for the community and their new book is high gorgeous transforming into radiant beauty it will be released june. and is available for preorder now or you write it girl came up to me at drag cannier ago and said to me you are so gorgeous and i said you know you are too and she said no i'm not and there was this beautiful little girl and i was like why is this girl not believing she's gorgeous so i really wanted to teach women of every race age gender how to be beautiful a

the transitional arrangement will probably be in the order of about three years.nk we should be able to get the divorce aspect in the two—year framework and then probably about three years to transition. two—year framework and then probably about three years to transitionlj about three years to transition.” think we have to wait and see how the negotiations go, but on the essential point is it reasonable to have a transitional period if required for the stability of our business and maintaining the market opportunities in europe? that's perfectly reasonable. they may well try to dress it up as a transitional period to stop a huge amount of public anger but i do think there's now a significant shift in british that says to me the 17.5 million people who voted brexit are probably not going to get what they voted for. ace of brexit, a slower brexit. some in europe even suggest that britain could stay in the eu —— a soft brexit. is there anyway you could foresee britain staying within the european union? there's about as much chance of us staying within the european u

i'll have to get back to you on exact numbers for the transition. the boeing -- i'll be clear, the boeing contract is not going away at the end of fy '18. it continues. >> i thought you were looking to transition in house? >> there are portions of that effort that we're looking at a lead system integrator that's bringing the entire system together. we're looking at competing that portion of the effort. >> hypersonic, that's actually a new program. what are you going to be upgrading with new algorithms to counter potential threats? sm 6, which systems. >> what the capabilities are that those systems may have and if there's software we can put into that. to get back to your question about the lead system integrator. i believe we have -- i have to get the exact number for you but it's about $37 million starting in fy '18. >> to begin a transition -- >> to do the computation for that. >> to -- >> complete the lead system integrator part only. boeing will still be prominent in the effort, but -- in the ballistic missile program, but just the lead system

trump trump's epa transition team. talking about issues concerning the paris agreement and the president's decision to pull the u.s. out of that. from north carolina, democrats line. hi. caller: 53 million people voted for donald trump. donald trump will do something for 53 million people and nobody else. i do know it will lead to carbon footprint. the problem with me is that until we study, i don't think donald trump has the i.q. to study the science behind global warming. president obama, he's not president anymore. it's racist and using obamacare and say something about donald trump. he's the president now. stop blaming president obama. you said about president obama came. stop using bush. host: you made your point. guest: unfortunately in politics we have to look back and see what's been done and what needs to be done. i personally am going to keep blaming the obama administration for the things that i think they did wrong and supporting him for the things i think they did right. i think they did a lot more things

let's keep in mind it's still in the middle of a transition. and trying to get its act together and get a full staff. >> the white house has explained to jim acosta that one of the reasons that the president is saying what he's saying, these statements he's making on twitter, is he's trying to take this into his own hands, make this a political fight aside from the legal fight. >> this is the only strategy he could possibly have, because if he is found guilty of obstruction of justice, his problem is going to be a political problem, it's not going to be a legal problem. because the justice department has a policy, now they could change it. but right now their policy is to not indict a president, so it would become a political problem, to go over to congress to basically decide whether or not they're going to impeach him over obstruction of justice, so he has to win that political fight and delegitimize this investigation that's probably what he's up to. it doesn't, you know, i think, would i had vise him to do this? i don't know. >> when we com

we think transition will be a buzzword. things in place that tide us overfor a while will be things in place that tide us over for a while and it's crucial what they are. the key question is does it look like it is now, or more like brexit, which means the brexiteers feel left out, but if not, then the car industry is a big worry. other news now. the former business secretary, sir vince cable, has become the first to throw his hat in the ring to replace tim farron as leader of the liberal democrats. after losing his seat in 2015, he has just returned as mp for twickenham in this month's general election. declaring his candidacy, he said he would work to secure a second referendum on any brexit deal. and we'll be speaking to sir vince cable at four o'clock this afternoon here on the news channel. the serious fraud office has charged barclays bank and four former senior executives with fraud. the case is connected to billions of pounds the bank attracted from qatari investors so it could avoid a government bailout during the

i also want to take a careful look at transit as an important component of the transportation network. we can, we must make tough choices in federal spending. we all have to do that. we all have to be willing to do that. i have some concerns about the administration's proposal to terminate departments that work with local governments on several transit projects. i look forward to working with you and through all of those very difficult issues. i look forward to a spirited discussion about the administration's proposal to transfer air-traffic control operations from facilities to a corporate, nongovernmental entity. we are dealing with a monopoly, whether it is a monopoly controlled by the government or a monopoly controlled by somebody else, it will still be a monopoly. i have not been shy of saying that i believe we should maintain air traffic control system. that is accountable to the public, it is on by the public and it should be accountable by the public. eye don't see any other way to achieve this then to maintain our role. i've -- i believe preserving the public's voice, frankl

dollars a year building transit projects across the courthouse. these aren't just big cities. a lot of these are in red states, arizona, indiana. north carolina. they've been in the process over a course of months and years expecting to get a federal contribution of those projects. the budget released proposes zeroing out one of these transit accounts would halt some of projects in their tracks at the least come up with tens of millions of dollars >> what's the likelihood of something like this, a plan is put forth and gets through congress, because members of congress is proud about what sport sort of dollars they can get in. a lot of time states are the ones that own the infrastructure >> congress spend the money, buy in, by and large among local representatives, in places where these projects are happening. that said you have a, you know, major faction of the republican party that wants to reduce discretionary defense spending to low levels and politically and for many of them on principle, it's a good place to find cuts. politically these are,

i'm confident that kazakhstan will be able to make the transition.ernment, policymakers, to help make this vision a reality? we need to have the guarantees, the long—term financing in place, to achieve that goal, that is obvious for everyone. the most important thing is that people who understand what they are doing in the government. and it was mentioned at the beginning that this is a well thought strategy. the fact it goes in an evolutionary way, notjumping through certain stages, it takes longer, but we will get there. 21st—century is about efficiency. it is not about selling more things into kazakhstan. if kazakhstan has reserves technically speaking, they do not need extra capacity for a short—term or mid—term future, but at the same time there are ways to improve the efficiency of existing assets. thanks forjoining us. that's it for me. we are leaving you with shots of the astana expo. enjoy. todayis today is the real start of summer with the temperature around 19 or 20 degrees across the south—western corner. the temperatures are set to rocke

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there are more than 30 -miles of transit- only lanes.ey are used to help speed- up traffic and help keep commuter buses on time. (steve) but there's one transit lane for folks heading home to the east bay that is a source of constant problems.is it because people don't see the signs or ignore them intentionally. let's watch this nissan on folsom street in san franciso, the driver will soon be forced to make a decision and neither one will be the correct decision nats: ambiance the driver is now at the light but she can't go straight . because right here there are two do not enter signs and if she turns right she will have to cross the bay bridgenats ambiance so she flips a u-turn and heads back to this.. backed up traffic from commuters leaving the city after a day of work most drivers know that this is a dedicated transit lane it's only available for buses and taxi .. there are numerous posted signs blocks before even reaching the do not enter signs nats: ambiance that being said .there is always a driver unware of the road configuratio

that also, we are talking about this accident in the world of mass transit. it happened around 11:20 p.m. last night amtrak train hit and killed, two people, investigations are currently underway. heading toward baltimore, d.c. , you can expect delays or cancellations, and would i suggest make sure to check those schedules on line you will want to do. that we are talking about construction today schuylkill eastbound from route 202, to 476, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. part of the larger project coming up in the next 10 minutes, jim, over to you. >>> police in california arrest a man accused of fighting with an officer and shooting the deputy in the face. the attack happened last night at a train station in sacramento, the deputy and a suspect were fighting when suspect opened fire, police found shooter hiding in a nearby hotel, officer is expect to survive and not clear what started that fight. >>> work continues in new york city toy day to restore subway service after terrifying derailment. engineers work late in the night to restore services for morning

we should be encouraging more state and local investment in transit, eliminate thing federal matching dollars with heat exactly -- have exactly the on effect. equally concerning -- i could point to successful projects in my district and my state that leverage funds from other sources. this is a very successful grant program. it supports innovative projects, regional and national significance. difficult to fund through traditional federal programs. tiger grants are a awarded on a competitive basis and every member knows how competitive the process is, how far the demand for funding exceed his current supply. congress provide ed hundred million for tiger grantses in the the omnibus package and it's zeroed out in this budget. passenger rail fares poorly. the department seeks to end amtrak's national rate biz smashing the network by 50% and proposed 28% cut incredibly for the havely traveled northeast corridor. meanwhile, amtrak is breaking ridership records and more americans look to rail for commuting needed. support for a robust national rail system has been re-affirmed by members of b

alternative besides taking golden gate transit." woman: "i think it's really important for people like i say it's convenient. they, um, it gives a chance to not have to take golden gate transit. do the highway run." > (mark) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... the rockets are ruining basketball, they're building a super team and need to be stopped. k-d thinks it's funny, he's laughing so hard he's crying. even if you're a football fan, would you let your spouse wear a helmet to your own wedding? the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and after the break... why your credit score could get better without you having to do a thing. major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( mark ) you could see a jump in your credit score when a new law goes into effect this weekend. experian, equifax and transunion are changing their standards starting on j

you grow up in indonesia, and witnessed the transition. what it like?ffic you would be fairto like? is in a traffic you would be fair to say that for everybody at the time, it was a disaster movie that you are seeing playing out on your streets. i remember one of the most vivid images being the supermarket down my street on fire. and many people having to flee jakarta. those who could. they wa nted jakarta. those who could. they wanted to get out of the way of the protest. notwithstanding that, that transition from what was a dictatorship to what is now one of the driving democracies in southeast asia. —— thriving. they have been peaceful transitions of government in the last 20 years. that is that it is these that. and they are also strong economy, clocking up about 5% on average every single year. but even until today, those ethnic and religious tensions are concerned. recently, there have been protests againstan recently, there have been protests against an ethnic chinese mayor in indonesia as a result of hardline islamist ‘s, bear, who are up becomi

the bank of england governor want any transition hard or soft would not be easy.ether or when any transition can be agreed, firms on either side of the channel might need to activate contingency plans. and before long we would all begin to find out the extent to which brexit is a gentle stroll on a smooth path towards a land of cake and consumption. stroll along a smooth path towards a land of cake and consumption. the bank of england said it believes a week wage growth is likely while the transition takes place. and, it says, there is little it can do with interest rates to prevent that. andrew verity, bbc news. let's speak our assistant political editor norman smith. how should we read this from political perspective? is this a pushback against a may's brexit? we did not get the chancellor launching a great remain revolt. but what we are seeing is that there is a public arm wrestling between what i would call the brexit enthusiast and the sceptics. today, at the start of the talks, david davis said we we re start of the talks, david davis said we were sticking b

i have some concerns aboutrt the administration's proposals on transit projects but look forward to working with you through those difficult issues eyelet for jury spirited discussion to transfer operation facilities to non-governmental entity whether the monopoly controlled by the government i have not been shy that is itcountable to the public and i go see any of their way to achieve this then continue that oversight ruled that to preserve the voice frankly as a national asset commercial aviation or general aviation that in many cases and though no where they are. so we must perfect the rights of the travelling public as well.'s not a it isn't a secret we have an unmatched safety record i'll look forward to it and open the air space to more and more users some of the of which is beyond our current imagination such as note forward to discussing this issue with you today end continuing that conversation >> i appreciate the attention given to the infrastructure it is an area where we can find common ground. that only with the ability to get around the reallyly look forward to working with yo

questions about whether or not it was really to discussion real estate dealings, diplomacy, or transition business. >> that's right, she a chairman of the national economic bank here in russia. a bank that is sanctioned by the united states. it is very close and he himself is very close to president putin. you know that exchange that you saw there happened just before the events on the stage with president putin. he was there holding an event of his own, and clearly, he didn't want to answer any questions. what we really wanted to try to understand, and what we were not able to get to, there either, is the difference between what his bank said happened, that he went to a meeting to discuss business, and what the white house suggested is that the meeting was part of jared kushner's role on the transition team. we still don't know the answer. it could be innocent, but there are ongoing questions denied again by president trump today that there was a deal between president putin, a deal between the trump transition team and the kremlin. there was a negotiation taking place and the meeting wa

translation: the transition will happen step—by—step, each year until 2050.iver5ify our production. profe55ion5 can be changed, lives can be changed. we don't expect it to be easy, we need to change the culture. it's important for our people to understand the benefits of using renewables for the environment. i'm in the energy best practices area. this is where foreign and domestic companies are showcasing their ideas and solutions for innovation in this sector, there's a reason they are here, the potential in kazakhstan is huge. but what are the realities? joining me now to talk about this is the governor of a5tana international financial centre. the managing director of energy and natural resources at the ebrd. and the ceo of ge central asia and azerbaijan. thank you forjoining us today. i want to start with you, why the urgency for kazakhstan to get to these renewable energy goals and targets? why is the country doing this? we are known as an oil—rich country and we produce 1.6 million barrels per day and we are going to double it in the next 15—20 years. b