aside i think china sees that at the precondition for economic development secondly china is taking vironment protection now extremely seriously again because we have overlooked that for so many years we are paying the price so russia has a competitive advantage in that front. i think central asia is extremely important i don't want to d. and present that but i think central asian hisself won't move the needle when you look at pacific when you look at europe so economically i do see the rationale for china russia and germany not to form a lines but to create more synergy economically this is the chinese leaders perspective precisely because these two french gentleman have been arguing against each other chinese leaders nothing they only take termes seriously europe i hate to say this but i believe really is germany has a strong interest very strong in the west say to gauge you to drag you to history you do a lot of. set we should come back to a leadership role in europe. russia back in a western orientation we have no interest at all said russia is moving east this is not in our interest but

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vironment here but as we are containing the sewage and then using the plant sort of to process the sewage we create our own little releases here. and water a full hour of news from the welcome back with outrage continuing to grow over israel's use of lethal force against protesters in gaza the u.s. remains on wavering in its support for its middle eastern ally but most recently washington's ambassador in jerusalem dished out some less than diplomatic advice to journalists covering the rallies and which since march at least one hundred twenty palestinians have been killed. the. well the american ambassador to israel david friedman has attacked the media for what he says is failing to fairly cover the recent protests along the israel gaza border he said that when you have a situation of some forty thousand protesters storming the israeli border and the cover of burning tires and with pistols a molotov cocktails that situation is unprecedented and he says that israel did the best it could and yet despite this ninety percent of media coverage was biased and critical against the israeli defens

still in the hotel he does have his new house but it has to be built it's a very complex obviously vironment london has a housing crisis hundreds of people need to be re has and many of them also have specific wishes many of them want to stay in the area they want to stay local and then for example how many to doesn't want to go again in the high rise building he wants to go somewhere which is the ground for maybe a first floor and this is something that there's not only him that other people as well so it is difficult and while he is impatient he also says well you know i'm a tricky customer and he realizes that it is. a big big problem for the council to reiterate house all these families here again in terms of remembrance we saw some of the buildings around london being green how else is the city remembering those who lost their lives in this horrific fire. well where i am really near grenfell tower there a lot so if you can see behind me makeshift memorials people are coming especially today i see fresh flowers also in the end the tube station in the underground huge display of flowers s

smoke that goes and it's not democratic well there's no way in actual fact to do anything to protect vironment i would like the g seven and all the other countries of the world to do more against plastic with a stop start cleaning the sea for solders. but they're not optimistic that any of these goals will be achieved. the protesters here come from diverse groups and backgrounds but they are united by one common grievance they think that the leaders at the g. seven summit are not qualified to speak about the issues on the agenda and if they don't have the credibility to discuss things like gender equality and climate change. hosting the summit is also costing canadian taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. and this year it looks set to be more dysfunctional than ever before as the traditional allies struggle to find common footing with u.s. president donald trump on even the most basic of issues. the united nations general assembly has voted for germany and four other nations to become nonpermanent members of the security council the new members take up their seats in twenty nineteen and w

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this definitely has potential, but the harshness of the vironment out there, it has to be tempered withg in cities and out there, you have these crazy weather patterns, and largely most of the crossings are families looking for a better life. that makes it harder to do the type of enforcement you see in other countries. people often look to israel as an example of a high-tech border, which is true. but they police it with the military force, and they are not ashamed about that. that is less practical along the united states border, given its size and they are facing somewhat of a different threat. emily: thank you so much for joining. coming up, we hear from the credit karma ceo about protecting consumer data. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the president and chief operating officer of goldman sachs talked about the bank expanding operations in the cryptocurrency market. >> we are talking about doing some other activities in bitcoin. but exploring very cautiously. emily: one of the biggest seems to emerge in fintech is the use of data and how companies collect and store information and prev

continued threat from isis while ensuring appropriate ersight of these authorities in a dynamic vironment. i am pleased that the bill also includes provisions designed top incorporate lessons learned from the campaign against isis that can account for andespo to allegations of civilian casualties going forward. as the tip of the spear of our efforts to counter violent extremist groups like isisbe, ol erations forces require the best equipment and training possible. the bill authorizes full funding for the u.s. special operationings command and willee secretary of defense to act as the service secretary-like civilian responsible for the oversight and advocacy for all s forces. for the navy and marine corps, i believe the bill represents a continuation of the efforts so important for improving our armed forces. the proposals wouldegin significant efforts to improve the readiness of navy and marine corps aircraft, ships, and other systems. i am pleased that it authorizes are discussion so that we can replace the ohio class submarines. while i support many of the provisions of the bill regard

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eing a program of the vironment to encourageeopleforce to shop and dine here locally.ally, on sunday, the sfmta will host the beta breakers. we expect more than 100,000cerse on the streets. is really just is the beginning of what tends to be a very long and robust special ent season here throughout the su a in san w support ofve be operating early rail service with aitionales toet top and the racnd minimize disruption to going fmheace in the city who is we willavdditiolking control officers throughout the race corridor to safely move traffic and we'll worilice a pur tsop as quickly as possible a taf the race passes. will our deptment operations centervate so that we can manage the event and stay inontact with all the other city agencies and as always, each year, we take the lessons learned apply them to the next year. we should get better and better at this as the years go on. that completes my report. >> thank you, director. theio motorcycle ty mont the 21hayes had a lower and safer sign on it we cme all especially now that e have electric assisted means of zipping ar

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and from boom town to ghost town how china is trying to combat the effects of tourism on the and vironment plus. i'm on the richardson of the world cup in russia where fans are getting used to the are they have a referees are also watching the action on a big screen. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most on al-jazeera when the news is restricted and censored the press is not free in these external interference in influence in the moves is used to exploit not explain. or when journalists access to information is prevented is still a tough time but i want us to press. the most of the costs. and just as never sees the light of day no i only went on a bit into. what the show would have been the stories that matter and told and heard the press is not. and neither are we. and are again watching out as there is around my. top stories this hour turkish president one has voted in high stakes the elections will complete the transition to a political syste

climate change, the vironment, immigration reform, these are issues that are p state like california. but not just in california but the entire country. >> what about any room though for compromise? are you saying that you want to go to the senate to just stonewall this president? because it seems like if you're not going to send in legislation that he's going to sign, we're going to be in a gridlock. the republicans maintain control and the democrats ll,there's not going -- a lot is not going to get done. i want to ask you specifically th aut daca. do you think that there is any compromise that the democrats can make in order to get a deal for d.r.e.a.m.ers? >> i think there's always room for comprose, katy. we don't live in a world of salutes and we shouldn't be perched on a hill of sanctimonious ideology. i always believe that we can work constructively with folks on the other side. i have worked with folks in -- republicanin california -- to land really transformative deals that really have moved this economy in california. but that's a little different than washington, d.c. becau

lives and it's not democratic what they're doing in actual fact they are doing anything to protect vironmenti would like the g seven and all the other countries of the world to do more against plastic with a stop start leaving the scene for solders. but they're not optimistic that any of these goals will be achieved. the protesters here come from diverse groups and backgrounds but they are united by one common grievance they think that the leaders at the g. seven summit are not qualified to speak about the issues on the agenda and if they don't have the credibility to discuss things like gender equality and climate change. hosting the summit is also costing canadian taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. and this year it looks set to be more dysfunctional than ever before as the traditional allies struggle to find common footing with u.s. president donald trump on even the most basic of issues. we'll have more on the g. seven summit later in the program but first let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world austria's right wing government has announced plans to sh

the one of the f democrats says theuld havd sanders although he says president trump created the vironmentor hostility to exist. allison. >> today psident trump will welcome the king and queen of jordan to the white house. they're expected to talk peace in the middle et. then later today the president will travel to south carolina to campaign for the state's governis in reelection bid. >>> also today, all eyes on the supreme court. cases remain to be decided before the court goes into summer recess. they include president trump's executive order on a travel ban from five nations inuding libya, sudan and sy today is the only day marked ouon the c's calendar this week but that doesn mean that they won't i have moref all the opinions aren't released today. >> developing overnight in the district a man was shot to death this morning. happened oveight about two:15 overnight in the 2400 block of skyland pla southeast. fox5 viewers say the shooting and police respo to a large crowd which dispersed a sho time later. still working on the investigation there >> all righty. let's get our first check