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acclaimed musicians similar sort of monies also took place in a number of european countries including the u.k. and belgium. leaders of france germany b. u.s. and russia also used the opportunity to discuss a number of key political challenges the attended a working lunch up the elise a policy reportedly discussing syria nuclear proliferation and sanctions plenty of interest had been building over the prospect of a one to one meeting between the russian and american presidents but that didn't help the two leaders opposite sides of the table they hinted that talks would be more likely to take place at the next g. twenty in argentina at the end of the month he has done hawkins with more. there was also another aspect that caught the media's attention aside from the main event and that was endless speculation to leave us in particular the president of russia vladimir putin and the us president donald trump media speculation was rife for weeks on end how would that meeting take place would there be a meeting a tool which leader would show him who what signals would that send to the world and indeed to other leaders and how would the french maybe president of minor

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but i find that sometimes tti al issues create more of a wedge between us than really needs b i think if we take the time to listen and talk to people of different ideologies and different life backgrounds, we all share so much more in common than what divides us. and in my communy people want a great teacher in every classroom. people want to be able to go outside and breathe safe air ann theyto be able to have great jobs for their kids and future gdkids. and these are not partisanea issues or att they shouldn't be. we need people to come together and find common sense solutions. >> suz ann harrison, thanks so nuch. >> thanks for ha mee, hari. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >> sreenivasan: for several years, "storycorps" has been recording and sharing real experiences from people who have extraordinary stories to tell, cecluding their military v initiative. on this veterans day awe take a loan animated short featuring army national guard specialist justin cliburn, who recounts the unlely friendship he formed with two boys he met while deployed in iraq. >> one day we saw thi

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into engineering but perhaps that's half the success of good architecture but we don't know what it is doing to us as it takes us on a journey from a to b. . some buildings such as the university of amsterdam are designed to bring us together this is social engineering in steel and concrete the previous building had long but will drink dollars and sell like rooms some of the previous building remains but new spaces have been created to reconnect the university to the city and the students with each other. the idea was as people meet in the city so they should meet in the building if there is a university. social. is even more important regardless of how functional. p. is or how seamlessly blends into the background it aspires to quietly improve the way we live. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera world leaders are arriving in argentina for the annual g. twenty summit amid a background of controversy and simmering disputes the u.s. china trade wars topping the agenda the two day event is also being overshadowed by the russia ukraine naval confrontation in the black sea and the murder of. two leaders not meeting at that summit or th

to one of the most urgent problems of the twenty first century india's carbon emissions are still very low at one point eight percent compared to the us a sixteen point b. done for us and most of its energy needs are still next my pool the dirtiest of fossil fuels will be getting to the east of the white carbon polluters in the world and the plan to double the pool of wood by twenty twenty is having a disastrous impact on the environment and on people are deported travel to china in the eastern part of the country the heart of and yes corn belt. saw the three month is seventy years old. she scavengers in the coal mines of tokyo. the birth of shit is just nine. it to begin work at dawn every day it's fraught with dangers. at the cold has to be hacked out of exposed. once ship kamar badly injured himself while working. in the open pit is one hundred fifty meters deep. salvatore makes four to five crips each day. just to watch out for the police who trace them away and confiscate the. name i don't have a choice i have to do this work my parents are illiterate they've worked as laborers all their lives they can't do anything at all nobody got the ticket. t

into engineering but perhaps that's half the success of good architecture but we don't know what it is doing to us as it takes us on a journey from a to b. . some buildings such as the university of amsterdam are designed to bring us together this is social engineering in steel and concrete the previous building had long but will drink dollars and sell like rooms some of the previous building remains but new spaces have been created to reconnect the university to the city and the students with each other. the idea was as people meet in the city so they should meet in the building and if there is a university so that social context is even more important regardless of how functional some architecture appears or how seamlessly it blends into the background it all aspires to quietly improve the way we live. the park al-jazeera amsterdam. of the top stories for you now the g. twenty summit of the world's top economies is underway in argentina the meeting was somewhat overshadowed by the presence of the saudi crown prince following the killing of jamal khashoggi he remained on the sidelines of the family photo but was warmly greeted in front

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us a hand to think positively not to negativity. in reality there's next to no chance they'll get in they're fleeing poverty and his economic migrants won't qualify for the us the soil of their plan b. is mexico having a baby here has given them a chance of citizenship but those decisions can wait. the just happy to be sleeping in a bad job no good. to. see a quick recap the top stories this hour u.s. secretary of state might drop administration will consider further punitive measures against saudi arabia if more information comes to light about the murder of jamal khashoggi he made the comments before briefing a senate party call hain is in washington with an update the senate and the house they have power in the situation they are eco people branch of government if they get enough support if they get the numbers to override a presidential veto they could demand the military stop helping the saudi coalition in yemen they could stop arm sales they could personally sanction the crow prince and all members of his his government if they wanted to. the saudi crown prince as arrived and went as iris out of the g. twenty summit on friday human rights watch has asked argentina to use a cl

must be, if you want to avoid division and uncertainty the other side of the defeat, there must be a plan b. you're not telling usere is just a boyd, a black hole, nothing on the other side of defeat? you've heard what was said today by the commission and other european leaders, that this is, this deal is the result of significant, tough negotiations over a period of time. it is, jean—claude juncker's phrases we re it is, jean—claude juncker's phrases were the best possible deal and the only deal possible. i want to deliver brexit for the british people. this is a good deal that delivers brexit to their british people and i have every member of parliament will see that and the importance of that. are there any non—britishjournalist importance of that. are there any non—british journalist to ask questions? the lady in red? the german chancellor next door said in her press conference, she was speaking of her genuine sadness that britain is leaving. do you share this sadness? well, no, buti this sadness? well, no, but i recognise that others do. i recognise some european leaders are sad at this moment that some peop

that's a campaign approach that, a, wasn't true and, b, doesn't give us solution. now they have part of the responsibility for governing. now get together and make it better. >> dana: it is different when you have some responsibility for governing. i did want to ask you about the kavanaugh effect. o keefe tweeted this. four of the big five vulnerable senate democrats lose or losing tonight. donnelly, heitkamp, nelson. all voted against kavanaugh. the one who did vote for kavanaugh prevailed. i wonder if chuck shumer made a mistake saying vote for kavanaugh, save your seat. what's more important? to save the seat or have the issue that you ultimately ended up losing on? >> yeah. i don't know if you can order people to vote. i haven't had that much luck with that on my side. >> dana: you sort of give permission. you do what you have to do to win your seat. >> i do think voting against kavanaugh was a mistake. i think ed o'keefe's tweet sums it up. those in competitive races who voted against kavanaugh loss. one who voted for him won. it was like a shot of adrenaline to our side. people fe

us a hand to think positively not to negativity. in reality there's next to no chance they'll get in they're fleeing poverty and his economic migrants won't qualify for us the soil of their plan b. is mexico having a baby here has given them a chance of citizenship but those decisions can wait for now they're just happy to be sleeping in a bed john holden how does it. these are the top stories the director of the cia will reportedly not take part of a u.s. senate briefing on the murder of. the secretaries of state and defense will brief senators on weapons day on the saudi journalist matter a cia report indicates the saudi crown prince ordered the killing the agency's boss traveled to istanbul last month listen to recordings of death saudi arabia's crown prince is left the capital tunis and is heading for argentina for a meeting of the g twenty countries hundreds of people protested against mohammed bin solomons visit tunis the last leg of his tour of the middle east russia is planning to deploy s. four hundred surface to air missiles to the crimean peninsula ten regions in ukraine are under martial law for the next thirty days after russia. naval boats and servicemen in the bl

using software that manipulated emissions results these alosi. can sign up to the litigation for free such losers of being a common practice in the us since the nineteenth century b w had to refund the full pushes prices vehicles to most customers their. business leaders are demanding clarity go to trade post bragg's it negotiations a stalled the irish border m a just sticking points once a focal point for sectarian tension it's now become a place of prosperity. the border running through the tiny irish community of muff is hardly recognizable anymore to drive the few miles to derry has become something quite normal in recent years derry is in northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom before the border was heavily guarded if you look for them you can still find relics from that time most people here don't want to go back to that the open border has brought many people jobs and a steady income it's also made the region attractive to tourists. one hears a similar story everywhere along the five hundred kilometer border between northern oil and the republic of ireland. but bricks it is making people here nervous for a long time now tradesmen have worked o

into engineering but perhaps that's half the success of good architecture but we don't know what it is doing to us as it takes us on the journey from a to b. . because regardless of how functional some architecture appears or how seamlessly blends into the background it all aspires to quietly improve the way we live. the parka al-jazeera upside down. just a quick look at the top stories this hour the g. twenty summit of the world's top economies has been underway in argentina the meeting was somewhat overshadowed by the presence of the saudi crown prince following the killing of jamal khashoggi he remained on the sidelines of the family photo but was warmly greeted in front of the cameras by russia's president vladimir putin he has also held talks with the french president who reportedly rated him for not listening to him al-jazeera as alan fisher has more from when a zionist there were a number of exchanges which were immediately tweeted out by the saudi foreign ministry they were very keen to assure that mohammed bin salman was not an international pariah was not being sidelined at this conference but was in fact being welcomed by other

is by using software that manipulated emissions results these alone is in sign up to litigation for free such lawsuits a common practice in the us way b w had to refund the full purchase price of vehicles to most customers. and cope is following this story for us from frankfurt daniel if you're there and you can hear me tell us about not only b.w. but the other comic as well b.w. isn't the only one that was caught cheating. are they in trouble as well. yes man i can hear you clear and have very good hear from the frankfurt and yes we're already hearing from the eighty a c. that's the biggest german. death as the interest of their members is extremely tall can hear of all potentially millions off a car owners who could join this lawsuit and yes we have to remember they are other car companies here in germany that have been cheating as well. just to name a few of them so yes potentially other lawsuits could follow as well that you hope for is at the frankfurt so exchange loud and clear thank you. and just briefly the first smartphone with a full screen has been down veiled a little learned company called royal presented the device in beijing has a seven point eight inch display

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what you need to know as we go into the final hour of trading for a final session that has been one hell of a week. we'll wrap it up for you. stay with us. b in chica. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm proud i was part of that first call, and i'm proud that i'm here now as we build america's first and only 5g ultra wideband network with unprecedented wireless capacity that will not only allow for phones to be connected, but almost everything-- transforming how we all live, once again. (bob barnett) as you know, this call today is the first call that we've made on the cellular system. charles: heading into the last hour of trading for a week and right now, the major averages as you can see are mixed. bringing back jonas and gary. gary b. smith, how important would it be or would it be encouraging to

us a hand to think positively not to negativity. in reality there's next to no chance they'll get aid they're fleeing poverty and his economic migrants won't qualify for the us the soil of their plan b. is mexico having a baby here has given them a chance of citizenship but those decisions can wait for now they're just happy to be sleeping in a bed. that report was from john home and our correspondent in that border area who were hoping to go to live now in tijuana john can you hear us. yes i can go for it tell us what's happening there today so what we're seeing at the moment they send. so what we're seeing at the moment you can probably see just to the left of me if we pan slightly there a queue of people waiting for food here that's a daily occurrence the mexican may be putting out food for people but there's now six thousand people in this kind if you could sort of do a comparison when it started off it was less than half of the number so it's only growing here. ministration the local administration here into quanta are talking about right now is it going to open up a separate camp for these people because this situation isn't going away any time soon the pretty administration o

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period of three months in a nearby factory i sculpting requires a high level of precision and care. is a very sharp or b. chainsaw is pretty dangerous as so many. really dangerous ideas are used so often i have given on many many things. the further challenge is the temperature the artists have to work in the freezing home where air temperatures are well below zero most of them are from russia or ukraine where new york focus on the award you don't feel the cold because it's actually is not so bold the weather just minus there it's not a big book but still after two hours in the cold it's time to warm up my sculpting is something these artists mainly do in winter in summer they work with sand. this year a huge video installation has been added to the ice sculpture exhibit for the first time. to video artists created a light show using nine hundred fifty l.e.d.s. cranes. the artist eurisko talent is from belgium. normally he creates light shows for big d.j.'s at music festivals working with a half transparent backdrop like ice is new for him. the main challenge here is that the screen is very wide of those around the hole so yeah it is a very high resolution it's something new

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us a letter grade or your qualitative assessment of how the united states is doing on a multilateral basis in working with other countries, to address these concerns and these predatory practices. >> i will give us a b+ or an a-. while there is a lot of criticism of the u.s. for start -- trying to stop international activity, the reality is that the trump adminstration and the u.s. government as a whole is a leader in almost all of the international organizations that are going on, leading in the direction of more freedom and higher per capita incomes along with better economic growth. the way to do that doesn't mean that we won't the organizations to spend more money. -- want them to use and more money. these multilateral bodies have a lot fewer meetings and less talks and more action within them. we have been somewhat successful in the g 20 and in the framework and other frameworks in scaling back the workstream. i mentioned the financial board earlier in my remarks. >> thank you. i am going to give senator merkley to close out this panel and thank you gemma. >> i was reading that the world bank has some 60 billion projects in china. i was thinking about that as i have seen china evolve my first t

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of a banking crisis. and earlier we spoke to german economist you're going to shock the e c b's former chief economist and ask him what was likely to happen next is we told us at a certain point in time there would be a showdown the question is whether the italian government will hit the wall with the u. commission or other european institutions over the markets i personally expect that the u.n. situations will stand firm not a given at this stage at least second that rating downgrades will follow and credit spreads will widen further so in the end the italian government will have no choice than to soften its stance to soften its position and to police to an extent to avoid the escalation of the financial crisis on their chances of italy going bankrupt. yeah i hope that this can be avoided and this would be the first case. i hope that the signals coming from the european peers from other european euro area member states but also from other european institutions like the e.c.b. president draghi was very outspoken in his recent press conference arguing that italy cannot expect any support coming from d.c. b. it is not in within the men date of the e.c.b. to f