north korea has thrown into doubt plans for and historic summit with the united states young young saysit will not take part in the meeting if the u.s. demands that north korea denuclearize the north also counsels a meeting with south korea after the south the night the conducted joint military exercises with the us young young condemns the exercises as preparation for an invasion. the former employee of gymnastics team doctor has agreed to pay five hundred million dollars to the women he sexually abused mischka.

on with that shima north korea has thrown into doubt plans for an historic summit with the united states young young says it did not take part in the meeting if it is going to be quote a one sided affair when it is pressured to give up its nukes earlier the north also canceled a meeting with some of korea in protest of military exercises being conducted by seoul and washington. history being written only a few weeks ago at the summit of the north and south korean leaders where pyongyang said it was prepared to denuclearize but now north korea has put the brakes on that. in a possible sign of growing problems the north perspire a shed year old summit with south korea. is the reason. the us the annual us south korea joint military exercises this is taking place south korea was surprised and disappointed by the delay it's regrettable that north korea has decided to unilaterally perspire own. it also caught us off guard we have not heard anything from that government or the government of south korea to indicate that we would not continue conducting these exercises or that we would not continue pla

>> much more a story about family and a story about the united states. young people and young immigrants including my great- grandmother from greece who have been coming here for centuries trying to make it and in many cases trying to save themselves. >> when did you write this book? did you write it before the recent immigration in the news? and if so did you include some stuff going on now? >> yes. i definitely started it before. immigration has been in the news forever and for a long time it has been a contentious, political subject. i have been writing it for several years. right when i thought i had finished my book trump was elected which heightened the conversation about immigration. >> i notice you added it but i'm thinking there is no way you could have written this book in the short amount of time. so you went back and added those pieces. >> i had to add those pieces. it would have been irrelevant by the time it came out if i had not included that. and of course, the election and the heightened conversation about immigration really impacted this youn

>> now meet your candidate for the united states senate. >> how can this young whippersnapper of a congressman without much of a record run against henry cabot lodge jr. who has an ancestry that's much more distinguished? >> it was a brazen move, a move that looked totally quixotic, and nobody gave him much of a shot. >> jack needs all the help he can get. and his mother rose is one of his most important assets. >> rose was the expert at campaigning because she'd been campaigning with her father from the time she was a teenager when he had run for mayor of boston. >> rose kennedy was fantastic in front of an audience. she knew exactly what to say, and she knew exactly how to say it. she was extremely smart about politics, but she was also very smart about human nature. >> there was an idea to have formal tea parties where rose kennedy and her daughters and jack kennedy would go to a fancy

amy: in the united states, young jewish demonstrators marched through the streets of washington, d.c., to protest against the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem and the israeli military's massacre monday. this is protester sara sandmel. >> we're here building intimacy of freedom to show we as young do not stand with the embassies move from tel aviv to jerusalem. we believe that is an embassy that result -- represents in less occupation and we want to stand together for freedom and dignity for all israelis and palestinians. amy: as many as 1000 people were arrested in cities across the united states monday during a national day of action for the new poor people's campaign. on monday, thousands of low-wage workers, clergy, community activist participated in sit ins, marches, and rallies in 40 states, including in north carolina, where people joined hands and sang as they blocked traffic in front of the north carolina legislative building. >> ♪ amy: hundreds also gathered for a rally and civil disobedience in washington, d.c., where women's march organizer linda sarsour spoke out.

feelings are still raw in the united states among young people after the feathery school shooting ofoting in florida. —— february. the uprising of anger and outrage on the half of those young people that really did sweep across the country, we had marchers, school walkouts, they even produced some results in legislative terms in florida, where the age to buy a gun was raised to 21 years old. 0ther changes were make their too. some promises from the white house. nothing much has emerged from their so nothing much has emerged from their so far in terms of legislative proposals. again they are promising today to reinvigorate the school safety commission that they have. you would have wondered why that wasn't going full throttle after the parkland shooting anyway. at yeah, the same old questions, the same old problem, again and again and again in this country and they don't know why it keeps happening and really, one has come up with any real clear idea of to stop it happening. gary, thank you. the former russian spy sergei skripal has been discharged from hospital. he was left criticall

son and the most beholden to please dad and he wanted joe junior to be president of the united states. >> a young who saw -- >> unlike joe, jack was not dutiful. he had a rebellious streak. gala vanting around and chasing girls. and he was sick a lot. >> when jake is two years old, he contracts scarlet fever and he is basically sick for the rest of his life. bad knees, chronic colds, you name it, he had it. >> jack gets an office job in the navy intelligence service because jack is disabled in any number of ways. it is during that office job that he takes up with a woman. >> she's a danish journalist called inga -- and they have an intense affair and the problem was that the fbi were recording some of these romantic sessions. >> inga was a great beauty but she was allegedly a german spy and that made it awkward. >> jack is in the navy intelligence and here is nazi intelligence trying to take add advantage. he thought that in his son's best interest, it was important for him to go to a war zone to wind this thing up. >> realizing jack's womanizing can further damage the family's name. joseph inter

baghdad thank you the north korean leader kim jong un's right hand man is on his way to the united states kim young told boarded a flight from beijing to new york a few hours ago he's the vice chairman of north korea's ruling party and is to hold talks with the u.s. secretary of state my pompei or later and that should pave the way for a summit between donald trump and kim jong un in singapore next month well the u.s. state department has suggested that summit is back on. the united states continues to actively prepare for president trump's expected summit with leader kim in singapore president trump will meet with prime minister shinzo abbay of japan on june the seventh at the white house and as secretary pompei o looks forward to being a part of those meetings north korean vice chairman of the central committee kim yong chal is arriving in new york and will meet with secretary palm pale later this week we also have a u.s. delegation meeting with the north korean delegation in the d.m.z. italy's interim prime minister carlo carli is meeting president. in an attempt to form a new government this co

the united states. for the young people i'm writing about it's very similar case to eduardo, the protagonist. these are young people who are traveling alone from their home country crossing into the united states without papers and not in the custody of their parents and the that is what the government calls unaccompanied minors. border patrol likes to call them judy for short. the series of if starts back home. if i leave home where will i go? if i leave home, who will take care of me? if i leave home how will i pay for the journey and i take out a debt am i putting my family at risk for taking out that kind of money? what will happen to me along the way? will protect me and then once they come into the united states if they are apprehended which is a key difference in what happens at first in my book and eduardo's case in natalia sylvester's book. if a young person is apprehended , which the two young men i write about our, they are put into a the sort of praline d failing immigration system they are put into deten

rights campaign and i've been involved in human rights since i've been in the congress of the united states. a young lawyer, sergei, a young lawyer representing a u.s. company basically in russia that was being cheated. so, he was taking on the case and as a russian lawyer, he did what he was supposed to. he did his due diligence and found out there was a significant russia corruption. he did what any lawyer is supposed to do. he reported it to the local authorities. as a result he was imprisoned, tortured, ultimately lost his life. it came to the helsinki commission and decided to do something about it. we took action and i sent a letter to then secretary of state clinton suggesting we use the power of this country to go after those who violated international human rights and the way they treated sergei, by denying those individuals the right to visit our countries or to use our banking system. well, that was during the reset stage between russia and the united states, and the obama administration wasn't interested in putting another issue on the plate on their bilateral actions with russia. they d

united states. our military successes, young men and women across the globe are still being convinced to join isis or al qaeda, or commit acts of barbarism in their name. the united states and their partners must engage them otherwise. like to talk about american values and the threat posed to them by terrorist ideology, then some of our this contest, in and what we in the counterterrorism bureau and state department generally are doing to promote american values and interests. the contest of ideas is not unique to our fight against terrorism. american conflicts have often had ideological dimensions. during the cold war, our objective was to contain and rollback the soviet empire. but we had to go beyond that. we have to show the ideology on which the soviet system was based was false and its teachings ran counter to the basic human desires of freedom and dignity. so we engaged in a vigorous debate through voice of america, radio free europe, and other platforms. we were out to persuade the world that the soviet worldview was wrong, both morally and as a system of governance. and we succeeded. matter

the question was, could kennedy, this young fellow, be president of the united states?ndidates need no introduction. the republican candidate, vice president richard m. nixon, and the democratic candidate, senator john f. kennedy. >> can an attractive rich kid, seen pictures on the cover of "life" magazine, but does he have anything? >> the stakes could not be higher. but jack has a critical advantage. >> joe kennedy knew his way around hollywood. so all the tricks to turn a jock into a leading man, he knew all those tricks. and he used them with jack kennedy. >> it's fascinating in the early footage you could see the kennedy nannies, the kids' nannies carrying movie cameras. they played with them and made home movies, but they also learned what looked best, how to appear. and that would stand jack very well when it came time to run for president. >> this is a great country. but i think it could be a greater country. and this is a powerful country, but i think it could be a more powerful country. >> his answers were so crisp and clear and confident. his body language wa

the north korean leader kim jones' right hand man is on his way to the united states kim young cho got on a plane from beijing to new york a few hours ago he's the vice chairman of north korea's ruling party and is due to hold talks with the secretary of state in the u.s. might prompt and that it's hoped will pave the way for that summit the summit between mr trump and kim in singapore next month well the u.s. state department has suggested definitely that the meeting is back on. the united states continues to actively prepare for president trump's expected summit with leader in singapore president trump will meet with prime minister shinzo abi of japan on june the seventh at the white house and the secretary pompei o looks forward to being a part of those meetings north korean vice chairman of the central committee kim yong chole is arriving in new york and will meet with secretary pompei oh later this week we also have a u.s. delegation meeting with the north korean delegation in the d.m.z. more now from our white house correspondent kimberly how could it. well the white house is con

young people here. doesn't mean that there was. much. the vast. philosophies. and donald stole the king. but what do you think about the last time a movement from. the united states in the sixty's the seventy's that. the young people i met today didn't have the access to the social media. and therefore i'm not so sure that the next political and so reaction in this country would come from the right like from but from the left because perhaps the times change and again. to. search out the way is anti american and anti-democratic and take a look at that quite plainly by the standing the stock price approach or half of it was that risk but so it's trading i think there are three hundred thousand dollars a share so the message from charlie munger and warren buffet's americans is unless you've got three hundred thousand dollars to buy one share of berkshire hathaway you're a player you're a peasant here you know they are the neo feudal lords that are building the system milking the system abusing the system and aggregating wealth as raunchy a coupon clippers and nickel and dime or they added nothing to the economy. ministries police school says and city administration

the north korean leader kim jong un's right hand man is on his way to the united states from beijing kim young child was seen boarding a flight to new york his plan talks with the u.s. secretary of state are likely to pave the way for a summit between donald trump and kim jong il. supporters of italy's populist parties have been protesting after the president rejected their bid to form a government the caretaker prime minister carlo clitheroe is expected to meet the president later today to try to form a government. after a multimillion dollar four year long operation the current search for the missing passenger plane m h three seventy officially has been called off a private u.s. firm was there late last seem to look for the malaysian airlines plane but its mission wrapped up on tuesday the aircraft disappeared and twenty fourteen with two hundred thirty nine people on board the malaysian prime minister says the search could resume if new evidence is found. we had then a very big. search for them all over the world. and we have not found any evidence yet so we had to come to a stage where we

unite. in the one nine hundred fifty nine a young charismatic revolutionary led a faction who overthrew the cuban dictatorship. fidel castro then established a socialist republic just off the shores. that bastion of capitalism united states . less than a decade later young people in capitalist countries rose up to oppose their parents' generation fidel castro and cheikh of our became the idols of the one nine hundred sixty eight student movement truly of course we invoked marksmen we told ourselves that intellectuals were merely a superstructure from which the revolution couldn't emanate. the revolution we thought would have to emerge from the factory floor. many of us actually went to work in factories for months some for years what we learned from the workers is that they were waiting for us to be their salvation. that's when the theory of false consciousness became popular. the idea that the workers didn't know what they truly needed that they've been seduced by capitalism and that we had to explain to them their true needs and that's when we started to question marks. we cobble together a new idea that consciousness had an important role to play in shaping the revolution . that was almost an marxist in a way because

united states. despite our military successes, young men and women across the globe are still being con vensed to join isis and al qaeda or to commit acts of barbarism in their name. the united states and our partners must persuade them otherwise. we must engage in a contest of ideas. today i'd like to talk about american values and the threat posed to them by terrorist etiology. then i'll discuss some of our natural allies and wrap up what we in the counter tearism bureau and the state department are doing to promote american values and american interests. the context of ideas is not unique to our fight against terrorism. throughout history, america's conflicts have often had ideological suggestions. during the cold war, we needed to show that the etiology of what the soviet system was based was false. that its teachings were encountered to the most basic human desire for freedom and dignity. so we engaged in a vigorous debate for radio-free europe and other platforms to advance the values we share with our alleys and partners. we were out to persuade the world that the soviet world view was wrong, b

live picture from the oval office with joshua holt, the young man imprisoned in venezuela who he was freed today and brought back to the united states. we'll take it to the oval office now. >> we have, as you know, josh holt and his wife tammy. they came back from a very tough ordeal in a venezuelan prison almost two years, josh, and, you know, amazing that you were able to take it. your daughter marion is here and your parents, jason and laurie. and you went through a lot. and you were in there fighting all the way. and i want to thank bob corker, great job you did over there,

united states in the last 18 years. he is scheduled to meet according to the white house with secretary of state mike pompeo. this is kim young chol. he has been deeply involved in kim jong un's international outreach. attending the olympics, south korea and the united states. secretary pompeo already met to kim young chol when he traveled twice to pyongyang. first as c.i.a. director and then as secretary of state. kim young chol is also under u.s. sanctions for his suspected involvement in north korea nuclear program, deadly attack on a south korean ship in 2010 and other provocions. the state departments say negotiators are also in the demilitarized zone to set up a summit between president trump and kim jong un still scheduled for june 12 in singapore. they say there is also a team in singapore to hammer out the logistics. >> dana: thank you. for more on this and, of course, the news of roseanne show being canceled bret baier. the anchor of "special report." before i ask about roseanne, you wrote a book about the summits and the president often says, "we'll see what happens." i think kim jong un figured he is willing to wa

which is an interesting title, here in britain and in many places in europe and the united states, property for young not an issue for in fact, you want the value of your home to go up. and but what you're doing is shutting people, other people out. and i bought my first home very late in my life and i haven't lost that feeling of what it was like to be shutout, that i felt asi was like to be shutout, that i felt as i would never own my own home and that sense of keen resentment. that is why it makes a great thing for collection —— theme for a collection of stories. thank you very much. now to the space force! it may sound like the latest summer blockbuster, but instead it‘s donald trump‘s idea to create a new branch of the us military dedicated to fighting in outer space. recently, he‘s been pressing the idea, so we‘ve taken this opportunity to see if it could actually become reality. the space force — does that make sense? the space force. we may even have a space force. president trump has mentioned the space force a couple of times and what he's alluding to is an ongoing debate in congress — that

united states. >> that's right. kim youngis the highest ranking official to visit washington in 18 years, since the clinton administration. he'll be hand-delivering a response from kim jong-un to president trump about this letter that president trump sent last week cancelling the summit. now, obviously, things have gotten moved forward since then, but proper asian manners dictate that kim jong-un would respond to this letter, and presumably it's a more encouraging response about he does want to keep this summit on track. >> so is the june 12 summit in singapore between the president of the united states and the leader in north korea definitely on? >> i don't think it's definite. i think you've heard mike pompeo and other officials say that they're looking to have this meeting on the 12th. all the signs show that this is what's going to happen. that meeting ended early because a senior state official department briefing said there is a problem with this meeting. ambassador sun kim is currently talking with the north koreans ab

united states right now. the president just confirming the news on twitter earlier this morning. kim young chol, schist chairman. he's the most senior north korean official to visit the united states in 10 years. this is video of him at the airport earlier this morning. both the u.s. and north korea are working on plans for the on-again, off-again meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. the white house says the president talked with japanese prime minister shinzo abe about the north korean efforts. they plan to coordinate strategy for the expected meeting with kim. back to you. >>> jessica, thank you. >>> a little known bay area university with an unusually high number of foreign students getting u.s. work permits is now on the clock to prove it's not a visa mill. northwestern poly tech university in fremont told by accrediting agency to produce more detailed information about its students and the employers that hire them. this the school's promotional video. if it fails to comply, the school could lose its accreditation. according to research, npu ranked first among all colleges

united states post office at 201 tom hall street in fort mill after james elliott williams. he was born in fort mill, south carolina, on november 13, 1930. he joined the united states navy at the young age of 16 and served for 20 years. chef petty officer was awarded the medal of honor by president johnson for his actions during the vietnam war. one of three sailors of native american heritage to receive the medal of honor. he is an an american hero and him a im and oh a -- owe great deal of gratitude. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. krishnamoorthi: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. krishnamoorthi: i'm pleased to join my colleagues in consideration of h.r. 4301 to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 201 tom hall street in fort million south carolina as the jay elliott williams post office building. he led a life of service dedicated to our country and served 20 years in the u.s. navy in the korean and vietnam wars. in addition to receiving

the trafficking of young girls primarily from south america into the united states, we are trying to stop that. stopping that, reducing it at this level will save their lives, will make america great again, will bring back the jobs that people have been -- the thought were forever lost. coming here for less than the american wages. in a of help here or support and they will do so illegally, violating our laws. thank you again for making us a nation of laws. >> thank you very much, everybody.

summit north korean leader kim jong un's right hand man is expected to arrive in the united states in the next hour kim young child boarded a flight from beijing earlier on wednesday bound for new york is due to hold talks with u.s. secretary of state might pompei oh let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly hulk it for more on this and so we have here a veteran of the government in north korea that top nuclear negotiator what is he going to new york for what's he going to do. well having meeting with the u.s. secretary of state we do know that but certainly the vice chair and right hand man to north korean leader kim jong un is know is certainly familiar to the united states in fact just getting him here was a bit of an endeavor and of itself given the fact that he is subject to u.n. sanctions or other u.s. sanctions as a result of that maximum pressure campaign the u.s. has on north korea so even in vallance of setting an agenda for potential talks between the u.s. president in the north korean leader which is what they are set to do in new york there had to be a relaxation of those u.s. sanctions

whole idea of being at the nexus of power and talking to the president of the united states, especially when you are youngi was, is a pretty -- is a very heady circumstance. and you don't know what to -- you don't know what to tell the president of the united states when he asks you how are you feeling, son? the only thing you can say, i'm feeling fine. >> it's one of those things where 50 years later recounting it you have a mixture of tears and smiles. it's still full of emotion for you. >> it's almost memorial day. you can't stop thinking about the people you served with. >> you cannot. jack, thank you for being here. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> there is nothing like a man by the way in dress whites. all i'm going to say. kasie hunt picks things up now from washington. >> very much those sentiments from colonel jack jacobs. got a laugh out of the whites, i have to say. >> aim he not wrong. i'm not wrong. >> no comment. good afternoon. i'm kasie hunt in for ali velshi. moments ago president trump presented the medal of honor to a navy warrior who led a 2002 firefight and rescue mission

for heart but to engineer a complete organ like a heart is not possible up to now ok young jones from the united states where the donors character is passed on to the heart recipient no. die hard if you see it from zero make a point of your is just a pump that pumps the plot through our body and the character is not transplanted together just as the hardening of the soul yes right go and i did yes from brazil once you know whether the immune suppression can increase the risk to get cancer yes immunosuppression increases the risk to get cancer especially in the long term situation therefore regularity checkups for cancer are very important especially skin cancer thank you for inviting me into your clinic and if you've got any questions you like me to ask spirits be sure to write me an e-mail. upcoming show we'll be talking about me when surgery seems unavoidable what options are available if your questions about that send an email to you in virtually new dot com and write me in the subject line. forward to hearing from you. i tell you every single show working out is good for you but if you don't want t

young men for their dedication to service in the community, state, and country. as a proud alumnus of catholic high school in little rock and former company commander of this outstanding j rotc unit, aim proud of the hard work of these young men and how they exhibited leadership in the pursuit of their goal. they exemplify what we mean when we say hard work pays off. congratulations on this outstanding salute to our beloved gold star families and their future monument. congratligses for 50 years a of leadership and character development at catholic high. semper fi. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize the children's vocacy alliance in conway, arkansas, and local first responders for their dedication to serving and protecting the children of central arkansas. children's advocacy alliance was founded in 2000 as court arkansas, and local appointed special advocates for the 20th judicial district of arkansas. currently it serves faulkner, conway, and van buren counties in my district. earlier this mon local law enforcement and other first responders came out to support the annual hero for hope race. in its seventh year, the race incorporates a central theme of being a superhero for each

united states if these negotiations didn't bear fruit. so everyone playing nice at the moment. again, the secretary state has met with kim young chul three times previously. so they know something of each other and we'll find out likely by this time tomorrow whether they can get something done. >> john roberts, thanks very much. so john sets up the conversation for us, judge andrew napolitano. with the facts on the ground, things are moving. >> this general with whom secretary pompeo is meeting is also the head of their intelligence services. he's the equivalent of mike pompeo when he ran the cia. when heather nauert said this is the third time they're meeting, the third time as secretary state. but they met before as head of intelligence agencies. so they know each other. here's the issue. what does denuclearization mean? there's an american expert this morning said it would take 15 years for a total denuclearization. will denuclearization, whatever it is, satisfy donald trump that the american public can no longer be threatened and give kim some ability to say, i can still defend ourselves? >> what is interesting, it buys ti

a true statesman who served georgia and his country as first a united states marine, then as mayor of young harris. later serving as a state senator , thereafter as lieutenant governor, and then as governor. and finally as united states senator. zell miller dedicated his life to public service. e was a man physically compact and a bit short. but he walk tall and he walked -- walked tall and he walked strong and he left a towering legacy. a smalltown mountain boy from the little town of young harris, zell miller played a big impact on the affairs of georgia and indeed the affairs of the nation. zell miller left a huge impact on georgia's judicial system. he literally changed the face of the state bench. i'd like to submit for the record an article i found of particular interest from "the fulton county daily report" dated march 23, 2018. by manager editor, jonathan ringle. the article was entitled, "the late zell miller diversified the bench." zell miller was the first governor to appoint a significant number of minorities and women to the georgia bench. zell miller should be remembered for a

from villages in the northeastern state of borno most of them are women and children as well as young men forced to fight for the group. well now geologists in the united states say it is impossible to predict when a volcano in hawaii will stop erupting the killer whale volcano on hawaii's big island started spewing lava just like this last thursday as you can see here behind me the hot flows of lava they really stop at nothing some thirty five buildings have been destroyed and more than seven hundred people evacuated police have also warned other residents that they need to be ready to leave at a moment's notice. where when why resident keith brought kryten to his home on sunday he was not expecting to see this in his backyard. like others in his neighborhood he was allowed to go back briefly to pick up belongings up to being evacuated last week. he later said the sound was as loud as one hundred trains and that the ground was bouncing up and down beneath his feet. this most recent activity of hawaii's kilauea way who've ok no began last week. a new fish opened up and began spewing hot lava and poisonous gases. scientists say that i'm able to predict

the north korean spy chief and senior official kim young child is on his way to the united states after stopping off in beijing he is likely to hold discussions with u.s. officials about the upcoming summit between kim jong il and donald trump all right those are the latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera one o one east is next. it was a daring. tens of millions of dollars stolen from bangladesh's central bank via the federal reserve bank of new york and then laundered in the philippines. the money and the thieves then vendor. i'm steve on this episode a one on one east we investigate one of the biggest bank robberies a modern times and ask how the cyber hackers got away with it. well we felt it. was a given not only. jacka the capital of bangladesh. but teeming chaotic city and one of the world's poorest. seventeen million people live here assert have been surviving on less than two dollars a day. bangladesh has one of the world's fastest growing economies. it's a country on the up but one that could ill afford to lose more than eighty million dollars of taxpayers' money. banglade

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one has protection under dhaka another program to protect young immigrants will have to decide whether to stay behind alone in the united states or follow their parents to a country they've never known. and they're hard workers. since they came to the us. years. from house. no c. hopes congress will create a path to permanent legalization for salvadorans like him and his wife so that they can keep their family together. most of morocco's imports come by way of spam many through the enclave of saotome morocco's northern coast. although profitable for importers it's morocco's most vulnerable women who pay the price. every pace is a struggle hand to hand battle with burdens weighing up to one hundred kilos these moroccan women work as mules moving merchandise across the border from the spanish enclave of seawater into morocco. all this to get fifteen euros per trip the checks each of the border costs for euro's before we even start how we supposed to each. legal commerce across the border between spain and morocco or tax evasion goods carried across the border on foot don't attract import duties depending on what they carry these

young people. i believe it is also a prime example. for the united states and for russia. >> we have three minutes left, two hands up. questions quickly. the gentleman in the back and the gentleman in blue. mr. volkovion is for . see thata way that you happening, going to face criminal charges, could you leave without facing criminal charges and what you could do to make sure he leaves power in 202 4? >> i reckon it is possible to through certain social systems. i want to go first to the second question. actually would try in 2002, they tried a couple of times have already fallen over the froze.that it , i see itrst question as a highly likely, as a putin democrat from 2004, but our political affinity is not defined by the election. they are equal milestones as ss forre points of stre the regime. since about 11 hours strategies built up from the ground, to recalibrate the modern people, use it is very essential for to be organizationally a grown up, fixed, ready when it happens. it could happen for many reasons, dependent on us or not. some future justice,