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us otherwise they would be happy for us just to us otherwise theye happy for usjust to go us otherwise they would be happy for us just to go out with no deal and not worry about it. that could be the way the article 50 legislation is drafted that the ball is in the court of the eu but they do not seem to have made the efforts themselves to have made the efforts themselves to push things in a forward direction. i think some said they have. the article 50 is very clear, it is for the eu to frame the departure of any country who wants to do this. and the problem with the irish border, when some tory mps say they need to be more flexible but we as the uk signed up to the soft order, it's been absolutely central to things. that phase one agreement was absolutely there. and boris johnson saying they were misled about its significance but it is obvious if you guarantee a soft water. and this is one thing we all agree on, theresa may said that. they can agree on the end but not the means of getting there. there is constructive ambiguity in phase one so cons

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expansion rate is more than 130% for the last seven quarters it just shows when someone starts to use us, they use and more. they find other projects search is useful for. >> it seems appropriate given the way investors have reacted to it. the range was here and then it stretched up, 36 is where it priced and now trading at 70 give us a sense behind the scenes what that was like for you. was it a matter of understanding the technology and its potential? what do you think happened here? >> the story really resonates. these investors end up talking to customers and are very happy using our software i think that just means that people put trust in our company. >> in terms of your expansion does it help at all that you're a netherlands based company and not a u.s. based company in places like china? i spoke to the ceo of a chip company who was not based in the u.s. and said that was a real advantage they are seen as a third party. >> probably it might be part of it we have a partnership with ali alibaba. i was there a year ago and we struck a really good partnership. one of the fascinating things abou

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nobody likes to use them, but to see they have been used or to know that they have been used, i personally would really love it if the city of san francisco never used any of these products, but as we've heard tonight and as the committee has heard in detail in the two meetings that we devoted to this topic, sometimes the use of these products is necessary. sometimes it's necessary for the protection of public health, as chris alluded to. and on other occasions, it is necessary to achieve other city goals and to implement other city programs as we've heard tonight. what i think is really important, and what is really clear, to me at least, the result of the meeting that the policy committee had earlier this year, is that change in how these products are being used is really happening here in san francisco on the ground. and not just little changes, or changes over here. but lots and lots of very important changes. one of the biggest changes is in pesticide use. and use in particular of glyphosate as we've heard tonight. there has been a 75 -- i hope i got the numbers right -- you went past

who has more to use, the us oi’ maiden. who has more to use, the us or saudi arabia? arabia. but we would be losing a lot as well. you pointed out that familial relationship, which i think i’u ns familial relationship, which i think runs mainly betweenjared kushner, the president's son—in—law and senior adviser, and mohammad mithun and, with whom he has been very close. —— mohammed bin salman. i would say that in the end it is the national security community, the intelligence agencies. there is already a sense that this advantage is framing, and not to the advantage of the united states. there is not much trust within the cia in particular of prince mohammed. there isa particular of prince mohammed. there is a feeling that he is inexperienced and has risen quite ruthlessly through the government. a lot of people, the sources i talk to, are quite nervous about the proxim to, are quite nervous about the proxi m at&t to, are quite nervous about the proxim at&t in fluency seems to have over this administration when it comes to us and middle east policy. —— the proximity a

that rules are just a scam designed to jam us up, a weapon to use against us, a bludgeon to beat us senseless. so you wonder, what about the rule of law? that is kind of the basis of the whole constitution, the by a of the government. everybody is equal in front of the law and we all play but the same rules, equal protection, due process, all that stuff you learned about in civics if you had civics anymore. now in california i think they have self-esteem classes. your kids come back with an aa plus plus plus in self-esteem and they're unbearable. it worries me. it worries me because i served overseas. in a place called kosovo. went there after the war. 9/11 happened. i was in the reserves and i thought i was going to iraq, and the general said, no, i'm sending you to kosovo and i'm like that kind of like bag fireman who didn't get to put out the far orphanage and has to get the cat out of the tree. but we went to kosovo and saw the ruins a society where they threw away the rule of law. writ was the rule of power, whoever had the most guns. and i walked through the ruin it villages and i got h

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useful way for us to try to make sense of the world. everything might not be black and white simple. we regularly have seen in this body and then the politicized culture that were trying to serve on cable news we seem to lack any awareness of the possibility that maybe, just maybe, constant instant certainty about political battle lines might not be a good way to go forward. we might be undermining rather than building a a better worldr our kids. well, i don't believe that this is what most americans want. i don't believe that most americans are political attics. i don't believe that most americans trust us in this institution. i don't believe that most politicalwant our class to be our leaders right now. i don't believe that most americans want to see each and every question, each and every sphere of e life, each and every institution across the land to be politicized. i think most americans are lot more like my wife, who called in last week from nebraska sobbing after both opening statements on thursday. what we saw in her drink last thursday'sgr eight grotesquely public hours was two different families hurting badly. two families, the ford family and the cabin a family, both of them homes with children had been the recipient of constant death threats. and for what? for one seat on the supreme court? we know this isn't about that threatening death.tening this is a about tried one of the two families can't let the girls go out alone epic of them has been forced to move from their home. in both northern california and suburban maryland are extra folks being hired into port worker protect

never never never felt two years ago it was different this stopped letting us know years ago the us the us young and now know it all but. west africans can no longer pass through here without a visa despite being a member of the economic community of west african states. world it's the end of the road trust him. no cameras no witnesses to see what happens in the desert. the problem says rashid colo. he shows us from times he got from his contacts. spotted the by the beautiful blue look at these pictures the corpses are totally dried out the people dying of thirst this man appears to have trying to take off his trousers in the throes of death they say that when a human being dies or first every scrap of clothing feels like too much nobody knows whether these people died a few weeks or a few months ago. those who drowned in the mediterranean might be seen says rashid khalidi. those who die in the desert. after much negotiation we arrange a meeting with someone who can tell us more about the desert. we can only go at night he's afraid his whereabouts will be discovered. we meet in a so-called

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was quote no toilet paper some may argue that the us never really cared about democratization but in the syrian case it was much more cynical the us used a democratic movement as a tool to sideline expanding iranian influence while funding more extremist elements and deliberately destroying the democratic effort. maybe we will just see the end of the us supporting democracy rhetoric which anyways is just so two thousand and three even donald rumsfeld told the times of london that the idea that we could fashion a democracy in iraq seems to me unrealistic well hindsight twenty is twenty. or hindsight is we'll still be in iraq and twenty twenty no wonder then as the syrian army amassed its forces in preparation for the it live offensive the us abandoned its old allies they were never really that committed to right bolton and never could commit to one rebel group. all at the same time i'm just afraid the ripples get to me. felix is. reporting from washington this is me and we care of ani redact it's night. there are your headlines from the future tomorrow you'll learn during kid rock on your worst donald trump meeting in oval office kid ro

and on the financial markets, solid us economic data has boosted the value of the us dollar, and us government bond yieldsjump to a seven—year high. and a treat of a guest for us this morning, we get the inside track on specialist patisserie, as we talk tojeremie vaislic, co—founder of maitre choux. and i'm sure you would be willing to queue for a delicious eclair but for how long — we are discussing queue rage as a mum's suggestion she should get priority in the coffee shop goes viral. let us know — just use #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. ireland has boosted theresa may s hopes of breaking the impasse in brexit talks by backing her emerging plan for an all—uk customs union with the eu. the irish prime minister is in brussels today for talks with the eu's brexit negotiator michel barnier. mr barnier has rejected the idea before, but officials in dublin privately argue it could settle the border question and open the way to a deal. let's take a closer look at the issues involved. after brexit, the 499 kilometre border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland will e

us, so it is a very big theme here.|j rising interest rates in the us, so it is a very big theme here. i know you will stay right across that with uss. thank you very much, for now. karishma vaswani making sense of the trade works in the disputes around the world. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the australian units of citigroup and deutsche bank have been in court today — accused of criminal conduct over a $2.1 billion stock issue. the allegations concern arrangements for the sale of anz shares in 2015. the government accuses the banks of forming a criminal cartel to restrict the supply of anz shares or maintain the price of the shares. tech giant microsoft says it will invest in singapore—based ride—hailing company grab, as part of a new strategic partnership. the two firms will also collaborate on technology including artificial intelligence. microsoft and grab have not disclosed how much the deal is worth. a malfunction at the tokyo stock exchange has forced some japanese brokerages to temporarily freeze some of their activity. the exchange says it was still investigating the cause of the problem

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american intelligence group will use them against the iranian regime which means that they'll use their agents to assassinate people or commit other other crimes and is using again the template for your book again a misunderstanding of this kinds of use of insurgency against a foreign power or a government i would say i would say in isolation and any k. campaign to overthrow the mullahs would fail if it's done in conjunction with an invasion it might have some hope of success but invasion would be much even much bloodier and much more chaotic than iraq was because in one sense regarding syria you've been saying that actually the fact that to resume and obama failed in overthrowing the government of syria may be a blessing because it would have become a center for islam is but i'm not the only one who says i many of obama's own advisers to whom i spoke in washington recently including anthony blinken. jake sullivan and others say that the. a jihadi victory in syria would have been what they called a catastrophic success that syria would then have become anarchic and a base world wide jihadi operations in a major arab state might be much more. of a threat to

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he donated this car to us, let us use it. >> reporter: in his old neighborhood he's opened up a popupover here, this is gucci man's exhibit. an actual crack house, if you will. >> looks like there's weed, not crack. >> well, actually -- >> oh, it's both. >> crack there. at least simulated. >> this is not real crack? >> this is not real crack. >> how do you draw the line between celebrating/glorifying, or just documenting? >> this is what the deal. these are the humble beginnings that a person came from. if you don't take notice to the beginning of it, then you can't really appreciate the destination that he arrived to at the end. >> reporter: his status affords him a certain kind of access, so when his friend and frequent collaborator, kanye west, made headlines, tip stepped in. >> you hear about slavery for 400 years? for 400 years? that sound like a choice. >> have you avived at a place where you can understand why he would say something like slavery is a choice? >> i think his isolation and disconnect with people plus his fascination with power and fame, i think he's a little jaded

switzerland, but in the uk, it's got the same penetration as in the us, more or less, and is used by millions of people already. we're usedig first step for us. before you joined doodle, before you got involved, what were you doing, were you always working in the tech sector or is this a bit ofa in the tech sector or is this a bit of a change of step for you? yet, no, i've been in digital companies for a long time now, i've been over the last few years, the corporate errant of doodle and had a lot of exposure already in terms of strategy and projects that they did together with doodle and so it was... ura scientist by training. i ama was... ura scientist by training. i am a physicist, i have a masters in six. eight physicist who speaks about six languages, by the way, not that we are intimidated by that at all. but in terms of how you monetise this, the types of ceos that come in with techno companies that come in with techno companies that are answering all are like's problems but we used to getting this for free, problems but we used to getting this forfree, google, facebook, all these services that the use, we don't pa

us and north korea during the historic summit meeting in singapore. 0n north korea's part, they promised to dismantle nuclear arsenals and also agreed to return the remains of fall in us soldiers. for the usanding hostile relations with pyongyang and also to provide security guarantees and also to work towards normalising us — north korean relations. and these are actually being done, in exchange, these measures need to be taken in parallel and in a comprehensive manner and so you can see there are many measures north korea has already taken, it has a ready return the remains of us soldiers, it has already put a moratorium and it has completely dismantled the only nuclear test site it has in sight. it is also in the process of dismantling the whistle engine test site and launched platform. —— launch platform. they are saying that the subject of corresponding measure from the us, it will take further denuclearization measures in the form of dismantling the nuclear facilities elsewhere in the country. you can see the end of war declaration is just one of many factors. it is a political statement that expresses the long—standing hostile relations have ended. 0nce you get this declaration and

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