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to ensure the success of the firstjoint us to work toise mechanism and the disaster management joint exercise and economic exchanges. we agreed to strengthen law enforcement and cyber security cooperation. the two sides reaffirmed that neither wants to become a safe haven for each other‘s fugitives and we will instruct authorities of the two countries to actively explore a long—term cooperation mechanism regarding fugitive assets recovery and repatriations of illegal immigrants. the two sides will continue the implementation of the 5—point consensus reached in 2015 to enhance cyber security cooperation including

to ensure the success of the firstjoint us to work toure the success of the first joint staff dialogue mechanism and the disaster managementjoint exercise mechanism and the disaster management joint exercise and economic exchanges. we agreed to strengthen law enforcement and cyber security cooperation. the two sides reaffirmed that neither wants to become a safe haven for each other‘s fugitives and we will instruct authorities of the two countries to actively explore a long—term cooperation mechanism regarding fugitive assets recovery and repatriations of illegal immigrants. the two sides will continue the implementation of the 5—point consensus reached in 2015 to enhance cyber security cooperation including the use of the internet for terrorist purposes and tackling cyber crimes. we will deepen counter narcotics corporation and better protect each other‘s nationals and institutions in their respective countries —— cooperation. as two distinctive countries out two sides may have different views or differences on some issues. this is only

against eisel and as a result they had to assess our options but of course it is not a choice for us to work with these organizations to fight against ice or it is a necessity they told us but we're having difficulty understanding this since when do you need to work with one terrorist organization against another terrorist organization it's not fitting of a serious state and not behavior that suits a country such as the united states. early results have given honduras his opposition leader a clear lead in the presidential election with more than seventy percent of the votes counted salvador nasrallah is five points ahead of the incumbent president on orlando hernandez both candidates have to claim victory of all kind of on the indonesian island of bali is spewing smoke up to three thousand meters into the sky bali international airport has been closed and hundreds of flights cancelled authorities are expanding the danger zone and ordered more evacuations from the immediate areas kenya's president kenyatta is said to be sworn in for a new in office after months of political instability follow

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i perceive this and what i said to staff, i think this is an opportunity for us to think differently about how we do our work. we don't, frankly, get this opportunity very often. i think it is incumbent upon all of us that we are given this opportunity to look at it differently and see how we can do our work better. our goal here, and jacob can say more about this, is to engage all the staff in this process in getting them engaged in how we do our work differently. >> and i guess i would add to that, yes, lots of ideas and they come up, but there are the things a lot of this is not about moral and staff time and the extent that we have our planning staff doing planning work, grappling with the real issues, using our creativity and feeling like you are bogged down by doing something that maybe it's not the best way to do it or wrote or out of date. i'm hearing that moral feeling. a lot of the stuff that we're doing is not about that aspect of it, but by making it so we're not sweating the small stuff as much and leaving more room for planners to do planning, you will have better planning. >> commissioner rich

we need to send a message, it takes all of us to work together, educators, pa rents of us to work togetherrents understand that. so while none of the solutions may be foolproof, maybe these ideas together could make cyber bullying are together could make cyber bullying a re less together could make cyber bullying are less troubled in the future it is now. —— vanities today. apple has been massively popular in china, but that popularity has started to go down, mostly because of the increase in good—quality chinese smartphones. that has caused a problem for small businesses dependent on the obsession with iphones in china. we have spent some time with one of the country's unofficial genius bar workshops who have become dependent on the success of apple. no waiting for these migrants from southern china. 10 yea rs migrants from southern china. 10 years ago they moved to beijing to join the technology boom. for this family run business, they are linked to the rise and fall of the popularity of the iphone. they fix more than 10,000 iphones a year. translation: we can basically fix any problem,

work there. but moved over to this work to help us coordinate efforts on responding to the mayor's executive directive. as you know, the directive was issued in late september and gives us until december 1 to prepare a plan or at least a draft of a plan to -- as to how we will respond to it. it's only a few weeks. it is not a lot of time. so, we are having a hearing today to talk to you about how we propose to respond. what jacob will present today are high-level hot concepts and our initial kind of policy direction, if you will, on many of the issues that we are dealing with. i will say that we've had -- i've had three conversation -- brown bag conversations with staff. i've been talking to people outside of the department. i've been talking to other stiefms about our processes, getting a range of input on how we do our work and how we could improve our work and that will continue. i also think it is important to remember that while we have to present something by december 1, this is an ongoing process. and, you know, december 1 isn't the end of the process. frankly, it is the beginning and this will

fight against and as a result they have to assess all options but of course it is not a choice for us to work with these organizations to fight against i so it is a necessity they told us but we're having difficulty understanding this since when do you need to work with one terrorist organization against another terrorist organization it's not fitting of a serious state and not behavior that suits a country such as the united states thirteen people have been killed and thirty injured in a suicide attack southeast of the iraqi capital baghdad the incident happened near a market in the area i saw has claimed responsibility back that had been going through a relative period of calm the last major suicide attack there was back in may early results have given honduras is opposition leader a clear lead in the presidential election with more than seventy percent of the fates counted salvador is a five points ahead of the incumbent president one of the incumbent president plan orlando hernandez both candidates have declared victory of ok now on the indonesian island of bali is spewing smoke up to thr

against eisel and as a result they had to assess all options but of course it is not a choice for us to work with these organizations to fight against it is a necessity they told us but we are having difficulty understanding this since when do you need to work with one terrorist organization against another terrorist organization it's not fitting of a serious state and not behavior that suits a country such as the united states or any korea is professor of journalism at american university the american university of beirut and senior fellow at harvard university and he says that the lack of unified opposition and u.s. inaction is allowing the syrian government to retake control of land resources with the help of russian and iranian backed forces. the track record of the united states and syria in the last six seven years is that it has not consistently done anything really well it keeps changing its policies a little bit here and there and sometimes dropping them we had a change in presidential leadership and policies are just a little bit we have problems now with trump says something and t

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fight against and as a result they have to assess all options but of course it is not a choice for us to work with these organizations to fight against i so it is a necessity they told us but we are having difficulty understanding this since when do you need to work with one terrorist organization against another terrorist organization it's not fitting of a serious state and not behavior that suits a country such as the united states a left wing television host is on track to win honduras his presidential election dashing the hopes of the current leader. is five points ahead of the incumbent president. as with more than seventy percent of votes counted. this is true. supporters of sullenness didn't wait for a final result from. a popular t.v. personality this sixty four year old took the lead in a much contested general election. we want something new from honduras and the new is called salvador nostra. the electoral tribunal says it will wait until all the ballots reach the capital and are counted and that could take a few more days. demonstrators outside the electoral tribunal say they woul

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against eisel and as a result they have to assess all options but of course it is not a choice for us to work with these organizations to fight against arsenal it is a necessity they told us but we are having difficulty understanding this since when do you need to work with one terrorist organization against another terrorist organization it's not fitting of a serious state and not behavior that suits a country such as the united states let's move on to other news now and for teen people have been killed and thirteen entered in a suicide attack southeast of the iraqi capital baghdad it happened near a market in the one hundred mani area by still has claimed responsibility and wrong has more from baghdad but the sources are telling us that all after the explosion took place a small improvised explosive device that a number of gunmen at least full they say fired from the rooftops of buildings adjacent to the market and that's where we saw a lot of those that's taking place now we are hearing that i still have claimed responsibility for this is attacked now this will shock a number of people in

against eisel and as a result they had to assess all options but of course it is not a choice for us to work with these organizations to fight against i so it is a necessity they told us but we are having difficulty understanding this since when do you need to work with one terrorist organization against another terrorist organization it's not fitting of a serious state and not behavior that suits a country such as the united states early results from the presidential election and under as have put the opposition leader ahead well more than seventy percent of the votes counted salvador not on forty five percent five points ahead of the incumbent president on orlando and as both candidates are declaring victory thirteen people have been killed and thirty injured in a suicide attack southeast of the iraqi capital baghdad that happening in a market in the area i saw her claim responsibility. a volcano on the indonesian island of bali is spewing three thousand meters into the sky authorities expanded the danger zone and ordered more evacuations from the immediate area as the headlines on al-jaze

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so i ran into a journalist that i had used to work with because i used to work at the monitor and like around 2000, and how the elections in reynosa. i was trying to reach central american kids, and i just to be able to find them back in 2000, and this this was 2010 and everything was completely different. he said i can help you but i have to ask the cardio first. i was like great. well, if they don't already know i'm here, which they probably do because i was going in and out every day for two weeks, i thought oh, my god. added to know what to tell him, and he said, he just told me the situation was. he said we have to run it past them and they tell us if it's okay or not. and i was like well, let me think about it. i had to go home and decide whether i was going to follow up with him or not and i decided just to cut and run. i was like i'm not equipped for this. this is more like a skill set you need for covering the conflict overseas and unlike a domestic order. that was my wake-up call because i was talking to a person i work speedy that was euphemism for war zone in case you misse

the american people are clamoring for us to work together. they believe our politics is broken. they think our politics is starved of common sense and compromise, and it is. the way this tax bill is being rammed through is exactly why the -- why the american people believe our politics is so broken. now let me address the substance of the bill. without exaggeration, i believe that if this bill passes, it will be remembered as one of the worst pieces of public policy in decades. a vote for passage will be a vote my republican friends regret. at a time of immense inequality, the republican tax bill makes life easier on the well off and eventually makes life more difficult on working americans, exacerbating one of the most pressing problems we face as a nation, the yawning gap between the rich and everyone else. corporations enjoying record profits get a massive permanent tax break, while over 60% of the middle class will end up paying higher taxes before their benefits expire -- because their benefits expire. health care premiums will go up 10%. 13 million americans, fewer america

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the american people are clamoring for us to work together in such a fashion. and working together doesn't mean a bill crafted behind closed doors under reconciliation which basically says to democrats take a hike, we don't need you. so i say to my republican friends there's a way out of this mess, and it's simple. reject your faustian bargains and come to work with democrats on a real bipartisan reform bill. you won't have to choose between blowing up the deficit and hurting the middle class. you won't have to choose between unpopular legislation and legislative failure. just like alexander-murray proved, we can produce legislation on the thorniest of issues that will receive bipartisan support and prove the condition -- and improve the condition of working and middle-class americans. why don't we give this a try on tax reform as well because the choices you're giving yourself now you will regret. i yield the floor a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from arkansas. a senator: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be ended. the pr

and to start ourjourney, dan simmons has travelled to tanzania to meet a chap who used to work here, o is now on a mission to improve the forecast for africa. sub—saharan east africa is lush. the soils are rich. it's the end of a very wet rainy season. too wet for some farmers, who saw their crops rot. angus and asha farm in lushoto. they tell me climate change has made it difficult to predict the seasons. they've gone from drugs to flood in recent years, and lost harvests in both. next door, peter's been planting a type of runner bean which can take as little as six weeks to grow. in september to october, the rainfall are very harsh. it rush the topsoil to down there. but last season, he lost his entire crop to sudden, heavy, early rains. the farmers here know what they are doing, theyjust don't quite know any more what the weather's up to. former bbc weather presenter and keen gardener, peter gibbs, wants to do something about that, and he's found a pretty neat way to explain it to me. i think you're like this, though. all right. the big reveal... oh, wow! oh my word! look at this!

i used to work on political campaigns. i know how to time a hit piece on your opponent. that is exactly when you do so. here you have a political figure who's been well known in that state for decades. where was this, in a brucing primary battle where tens of millions of dollars were spent. how come none of this came about? washington post reporter waltzes in and gets the scoop of the decade in that state and has magical story unfold. to me at this point it's not even so much about whether it's guilt or innocence because we weren't there. it was almost 40 years ago. what it is about is a fundamental misunderstanding by the northeastern media that it is ultimately the people of alabama that will decide this race. they are the ones voting, not anyone in washington. i don't think they can get past that. >> laura: mr. butts, i have a daughter who is 12 years old. i think of that scene described and i want to throw up. it's so gross. i had to turn the tv off. i couldn't even watch the news again. that part of it infuriating. at the same time, it is hard to ever disprove somet

that's a plank for us only to do other kind of experience in this way we don't always need and they get more reps or naked more an issue to work which we can use this cells to for doing experiments. when it comes to make it mole rats many unsolved puzzles remain but scientists are working hard to solve them. for more from the world of research and technology head to our website and get in touch on twitter and facebook we love hearing from you. that wraps it up for now but join us again next time when we'll take a journey to jordan where the particle accelerator sesame has gone into operation scientists from the middle east want to carry out cutting edge research here and help support peace in the region along the way that and much more next time on tomorrow today see you then. what is the truth. what is a lie. what information is reliable. where all the sieged on line my opinion and by news real and fake what does that mean for journalism. true times. united against climate change. challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference involving. our nations working to meet their paris agreement targets. and reporting. from t

us she accepts franken's apology. we reached out to 16 women who used to work for franken. us to and all said they didn't witness or see anything inappropriate. >>> roy moore is accused of sexual misconduct by several women, most said it happened when they were teenagers. >> i present to you the hero of the day our valiant leader, judge roy moore. >> reporter: judge moore was in exceedingly friendly company this afternoon hosted by conservatives across the country who thought the world of him. rusty tommase of operation save america. >> do no circumstances washington d.c., los angeles, and new york dictate to you the outcome of this race. >> reporter: in brief remarks moore made clear he will not quit. >> the wauks post has brought skurilous, false charges, not charges. allegations which i have emphatically denied time and time again. >>> but what was billed as a press conference by his campaign ended in a frenzy of questions that moore had a penchant of lecherous behavior with young women. the judge walked away from the questions but not the controversy. it national gop wa

an option for the poor requires us to work to ensure that everyone in our community is the when i became president of the us to work to ensure that everyone in our community is the focus, had access to health care, nutrition, education, and a safe place to sleep. world bank group, i brought that philosophy with me. everyone in our client countries with opportunities to achieve everyone in our client countries with opportunities to achieve their highest aspiration. helping poor countries develop is not an exercise in charity, it is an investment in a stable, and more prosperous world. improving stability in countries emerging from conflict and investing in poor countries wracked by hopelessness and frustration are good for the entire world including the united states. as i said before, investors above all, are looking for stability. we are working toward that goal every year. let me make one other less obvious point. strong american participation in multilateral institutions and multilateral development is an opportunity to promote principles we value as a nation, respect for self relianc

and forced us to work as forced labor taking our identity cards from us. they burned down our houses we cannot live there we had to leave to come here that was that i didn't know they this. back in me in my hour the country's leader son suit she has expressed what appears to be support for the brutal crackdown three and for that she's been heavily criticized brawled. the authorities and me and maher have accused the real hinge of terrorism and regard them as illegal immigrants their hinge of crisis has also been overshadowing the mission of asian and european foreign ministers in me and mars capital night be told one glimmer of hope china has proposed a three phase plan to end the violence starting with the ceasefire. the plan has one support of me in mind bangladesh but that plan if implemented will take time to come into effect and as the negotiations go on the exodus of revenge a look set to continue. and really are we spoke with laura high from amnesty international and bangkok we asked her what is driving the crisis in buckeye state yes i think everyon

to see us get this done. last thing i'll say is this. we cleckively asked the country in 2016 to give us a chance to go work for them. we asked the people of this country who are struggling give us a chance to make good by you. give us a chance to make lives better for you. give us a chance to improve your life. this conference today did one of the greatest things we could possibly do to make good on that promise and i'm so proud. right now i just want to thank one of the women of our leaders of our congress. she has been at the forefront of making sure that we get our message out, of making sure we communicate and making sure that we have two years and one mouth and we use them in that proportion. ladies and gentlemen, our chairwoman of the republican conference, cathy mcmorris rodgers.

what we labor to do this time around on tax reform is get the three of us working on this project. since the beginning of the summer, you had the white house, senate and the house working together hand in hand to put together the tax framework and the bill we released from the ways and means committee are working together. we got on and stayed on the same page between the house and senate and the white house. this effort is different than others. traditionally with legislation, the house and senate do their thing and they get it to the president's desk and he signs it. make sure we remove disagreement and get on the same page. >> they called the health care bill mean at one point. he was taking the 401(k) issue off the table even though it was under discussion even though that was never in the discussion. how is that helping? >> she always throwing ideas. there is nothing wrong with that. inputting ideas. we do it quite a bit privately and sometimes publicly. >> that are doesn't under cut your efforts? >> not in the least. >> john kelly said it's distracting, the russia investigatio

we need to send a clear message, you don't, and i think it takes all of us to work together, educatorsldren understand that. so whilst none of the solutions may be foolproof, maybe these ideas together could make cyber bullying a lesser problem in the future than it is today. that is it for the shortcut of click in china this week. the full—length version is on the iplayer right now. i promise we will be back in this fascinating country very, very soon. in the meantime you can check us out on social media. thank you for watching, and we will see you soon. now it's time for newswatch. halfway to brexit, so how is the bbc‘s coverage doing? biased, baffling and boring, say viewers. we asked how to inform viewers on this most divisive issue. first, events in zimbabwe which first came to the attention of news desks on tuesday evening. it has been taking a while to work out what exact has happened, whether it was a military coup or not. the confusion was not helped by the bbc quoting as a source a fake twitter account in the name of the ruling party, zanu—pf. 0n radio, bbc one television, br

used to work for the biggest telecom operators in the u.s. . well we've asked the federal communications commission to comment on the investigation into those allegations of fake comments on foreign meddling as yet no response if they do we'll tell you. twitching here is no experiment simulating a mission to the moon has just ended in russia half a dozen crewmembers spent just over two weeks isolated to a mock space craft project sirius was partly funded by. american space agency nasa . i. will this is the first stage of the experiments next year participants will spend around four months in simulated space then in twenty nine thousand a isolation will last for eight months the final stage is expected to last for a run to a year it's hoped the results will help pave the way for anyone to travel into space in the not too distant future. soon normal citizens will be able to spend time in space it's going to be something that not just astronauts and not just highly trained personnel can go to so it's a very important that we take normal citizens or

farhad moshiri used to work for mr usmanov as an accountant.has just bought everton. so, where did his wealth come from? well, the story starts with mr usmanov and farhad moshiri buying a joint stake in arsenal back in 2007, but the documents suggest mr usmanov paid for the whole stake. this one shows his campaigning is providing the funds. farhad moshiri's lawyers eventually admitted that was true but say he put his own money into arsenal later. the documents go further. they record a gift from usmanov to farhad moshiri for the arsenal deal. that matters, because nearly a decade later, farhad moshiri sold his interest in arsenal to raise capital to purchase everton. it looks like that capital originally came from mr usmanov. so, this document shows... we showed our evidence to the former head of the fa. who will then give the money to farhad moshiri, who will in turn invest in the company. it will be interesting to see whether that brea ks interesting to see whether that breaks the premier league rules. my instinct is that if the premier leagu

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