it's attacking one particular section of society whom i'm not sure wilbert that persuaded either way.and loads of places to go. they are business travellers. until there is an alternative way to get from aid. but it's another gesture and it does no harm. it's a bit like last week's drive to remove snacks from trains and public transport. ifeel like it's another acorn being thrown that something has to change and i'm not sure about the whole offset carbon foot renting either but it's important to continue the conversation. the middle classes will wine, whatever you do. but actually having said that, the more i thought about this, the more it does make sense. you are incentivising people to fly as much as possible because they get something free at the end of it. it doesn't seem like a wise thing to do if we are trying to control the amount of flights that people take. it's as all advertisements for flights should include information about their emissions expressed in a simple way to make customers consider the climate impact. i think it's really important. we don't do enough of flaggin

. >> the question is of course wilbert his her name will end up being channeled in the right direction to rehab programs and one of the things that i am finding fascinating is that fema pharmaceuticals which was just mentioned is the one plaintiff here who actually is the drug manufacturer and you know what, i also make a drug called suboxone which is actually something we use to get people off of opioids. is an antidote that is called medically assisted therapy and they are actually pledging to give in the case of ohio, millions of dollars and the second settlement he is talking about, a worldwide settlement for $23 billion and a lot of it be this drug suboxone which i find very useful. >> doctor thank you for joining us it's always i'm going to see you. we in america, have they best dodgers in the world. but we have a small minority who is no better than a street corner drug dealers that are writing prescriptions for anybody in anything. that's what we have so monday opioids out in the system right now. is we stop this preparation before it gets to the fact that they are getting it f

by 400 meters relay ride benjamin bringing home the courts ahead of fred curley michael cherry and wilbert london to gold in a time of 2 minutes 56.69 seconds to make it 6 over with belgium getting bronze. and more american success came in the women's raise the home of the winning her 2nd gold of the championships alongside phyllis francis sidney mclaughlin and white line. in the field. continues to dominate the long jump seen the german adding the world title to her european crown winning gold with that leap of 7 meters 30 centimeters. and in the javelin 21 year old anderson peters from grenada won gold winning with a throw of $86.00. the athletes now turn their focus to the countdown for next year's tokyo olympics the next world championships takes place in 2021 in eugene oregon. hello i missed in doha with the headlines the u.s. has evacuated 2 observation posts in northeast syria and says american troops who want to protect kurdish forces a statement from washington seemed to acknowledge a turkish plan to launch a major offensive in northern syria takis president says i'm no longer ign

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[applause] screaming in our book tvs afterwards: washington time national security coldness, wilbert, discusses china's efforts to become a global military and economic superpower. his interview but former undersecretary stuart for a global affairs in the george w. bush his demonstration. afterwards is the weekly interview program with relevant guest house interviewing top about their latest work. >> bill, congratulations and thank you for joining us today. we are going to cover a lot of ground in your book, deceiving the sky inside communist china's drive for global supremacy. the first of all, why did you decide to write the book? >> this is my eighth book editing 2000, redbook called the china threat which was a play on what beijing calls the china threat theory. it was amazing. they really predicted the emergence of a major threat by communist china. this is never the book, i try to do another china book and every publisher approach, said we won't write a single topic try to book. you have chapters on time but we both write a single topic. why was that. tonight i really don't know

4 by 400 meters relay ride benjamin bringing home the courts had of fred curly michael cherry and wilbert london to gold in a time of 2 minutes 56.69 seconds to make it 6 over with belgium getting bronze. and more american success came in the women's raise the home of the winning her 2nd gold of the championships alongside phyllis francis sidney mclaughlin and white line joe had ties. in the field. continues to dominate the long jump scene the german adding the world title to her european crown winning gold and with that leap of 7 meters 30 centimeters. and in the javelin 21 year old anderson peters from grenada won gold winning with a throw of $86.00. the athletes now turn their focus to the countdown for next year's tokyo olympics the next world championships takes place in 2021 and eugene oregon. took up the headlines right now on al jazeera a 2nd whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment investigation into u.s. president donald trump a person's lawyer says his client has firsthand knowledge of some of the allegations made in the original complaint one republican senator has co