russian government entity on a public relations project that that would promote in yearn and ukraine yan media russian's position on its 2014 invasion of crimea. gates suspected that kilimnik was a spy, a view he shared with manafort, hawker and alexander vaned deer swan an attorney working with dmi on a report for the ukraine yan milvertony of foreign air force. then a redaction. contacts during paul manafort's time with the trump campaign paul manafort joins the campaign. manafort served on the trump campaign from late march to august 19th 2016. on march 29th, 2016, the campaign announced that manafort would serve as the campaign's convention manager. on may 19th, 2016, manafort was promoted to campaign chairman. and chief strategist. and gates who had been assisting manafort on the campaign was appointed deputy campaign chairman. thomas barak and roger stone both recommended him to candidate trump in early 2016 at march's request barak suggested to trump that manafort join the campaign to manage the convention. stone worked with manafort from the 1980 through the 90s through various c

viets mursu was appointed chief the roam yan naval staff in december 2013. vice admiral mersu, well, sir. >> and our third panelist, rear admiral david proctor chief of navy new zealand. rear dmirld proctor assumed the reel of chief of navy on 29 november 2018 following numerous senior positions within the kneesland defense force including deputy commander joint forces new zealand and acting vice chief of defense force. in addition he is he has held a number of logistics positions within the new zealand navy. he molds graduate degrees in management and politics and policy and at graduate of the fellow certain for strategic sta in cam ber australia. rear admiral proctor, welcome, sir. [ applause ] . and with that i'm going to grab the fourth water and i'll turn it over to admiral kraus thank you very much. admiral kraus, sir. >> ladies and gentlemen, first of all i would like to thank our hosts and organizers of this symposium for inviting me again. it's an honor and privilege to be a member of this esteemed panel. it does not oem give me the opportunity to b

to continue doing so deutsche bank said it would have by by all court orders related to the probe yan's court that joins us now from new york and it's good to see you now deutsche bank has agreed to cooperate with the investigation but cancel lawsuit actually stop it from handing over the chumps the trunk family's financial records . you know it's not so much about the lawsuits itself a dodge a bank is sort of caught in the middle of a legal power struggle because that is the big question if in general this congressional committee has the authority to actually force a banker to hand over those information as far as i understand about may sixth bank was ready to give at least some details and now the trump organization and the president himself and his family are trying to block this bank overall i don't see it having such a tough time of getting any problems with this case they're basically just waiting and seeing what the legal basis is and the fact that deutsche bank was pretty much the house bank of donald trump was basically because most of the other big wall street banks were not l

escalating trade tensions a way to heavily on markets today so let's bring in our financial correspondent yan's quarter for more hello yes it's good to see you now trump hasn't ruled out achieving a deal this week has not provided any relief at all where you are. well italia little bit because at some point during the trading session blue chips lost almost four hundred fifty points in value of there but then by the end of the day the loss was only about one hundred and forty points of us president donald trump was talking about a beautiful letter that he received from his chinese counterpart that she sold maybe there is still some hope but overall the stakes are high everything seems possible but that also means a high degree of uncertainty and uncertainty is barely good for the stock market and that's why over old so far we are experiencing the worst trading week of the year. curious as to what constitutes a beautiful letter but can you tell us ians whether there are any winners and losers in any of this well i mean overall if we look maybe on the bright side first the specially small and mid-

united owner mike ashley is in talks to sell the club to billionaire sheikh khaled bin zayed al neha—yansheikh mansour, and failed with a £2 billion bid to buy liverpool last year. it's thought the deal to buy newcastle could be worth £350 million. every tottenham fan will be desperate to know the answer to this question — will harry kane be fit for the champions league final? a few weeks ago it looked almost impossible — he'd injured his ankle in the quarterfinals and his season looked to be over. but today, a little more hope for kane. his boss — mauricio pochettino — says it's looking positive . and didn't rule out kane being available to play against liverpool in madrid. we have one week ahead and this saturday to evaluate, and to see how he is progressing in his problem. but of course like i told you in the past, it is so important that he feels well and he is very positive. we will see what happens. i still cannot tell you he will be fit 100%, or he is going to be available to play from the beginning on the bench or maybe out, but we are so, so positive. before the champions league

let's bring in our wall street correspondent dan scored that yan's after all that hype what went wrong. yeah and it is pretty unusual that such a high stock would actually start falling on the 1st day of trading and specially after the stock went into trading at the no end of their price range so we were kind of was conservative to begin with well probably investors are seeing this as a long term bet for now in the past 12 months lost about $3700000000.00 and maybe wall street wants to see that they might be able to turn profitable at some point in the future or at least to get the losses down over itself compared to itself in a way to amazon that company also was not profitable for many many years but then in the long and it was a good bet so we will see if. be a good bet in the future so they're hoping for a change of course but well this is a rocky i.p.o. have a lasting effect on who 1st business can think at least for now it certainly does not help but if we think back a couple of months ago wall street was actually looking that might reach a market valuation of about 120000000000

government has added the chinese company to a trade blacklist which munich resident yan ali finds hard to accept any of us would move clear no this sort of thing is unacceptable it's again the customer that has to suffer because of some argument the americans have with chinese companies i think it's totally unjustified and it's a wonder they staged back in beijing chinese foreign ministry spokesman lou kang said the chinese government would defend chinese interests in the face of the decision. china will confirm this and will look into it and pay attention to it at the same time china supports chinese companies to use legal weapons to defend their legitimate rights and. washington is also blocking u.s. technology firms from providing microchips to. but the company says it has many supplies in stock. the u.s. government considers who out with a national security threat that has already been to our way parts in the build out of america's 5 g. internet data network and is stepping up pressure on several european allies to do the same. let's talk with our correspondent george or premier ab

we'll take you to some of the other stories making news around the world germany's health minister yan spawn wants to introduce legislation that would punish parents with fines if they fail to have their children vaccinated against measles parents could face up to two thousand five hundred euros in penalties and their children would be banned from daycare centers. u.s. president donald trump has announced he'll increase tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods it's seen as an escalation in the ongoing trade dispute between washington and beijing in a tweet trump said negotiations on a u.s. china trade deal were moving quote too slowly. the brother of algeria's former president has been detained for questioning along with two other former key regime officials. has been accused of usurping presidential powers after his brother's two thousand and thirteen stroke to arrest come amid ongoing protests or political change after abdelaziz bouteflika resigned in april. tens of thousands of security personnel have been sweeping public schools searching for explosives ahead o

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the nation's highest civil yan honor. >>> michael cohen is waking up to his last morning as a free man before he begins his three-ye sentence in federal prison. ent's former lawyer is due to report to an institution in new york this afternoon. for more on his last hours of freedom and what's coming next, we're joined b kathy park. >> reporter: good morning, time is up for michael cohen. today the former fixer for donald trump will be starting a new life as a federal prisoner. but this weekend cohen took full advantage ofhe life he's inaving behind michael cohen walkg around manhattan enjoying his last hours as a free man. >> did you think when you started working for donald trump you'd end up in prison? >> he snaps at a reporter. >> moments later he's shaking hands and posing for a photo with a fan. cohen gins a three-year sentence for tax evasion, campaign finance crimes and lying to congress, all while working for donald trump. in an interview with a new yorker, he dbled down on his former boss asking how come i'm the one that's going ton? i'm not the one that slept with the porn sta

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yans: it's all messaging. you can class that as messaging. when you listen to the prestoent's rc, it almost seems like he's a regulator on bolton's bellicose throttle. he'll b reading a speech and they that's actually true what i just said. he's almost commenting on his own speeches and with bolton he says, you think i'm crazy, this guy is really nuts. we've seen him say that. inlt the roose room, he's like, well, you think i'm scary, look at john bolton so the president wants to speak with multiple people. robert: we saw with steve bannon, if you get too out there on your profile, the president doesn't like it. it bolton at risk of being thrown out? philip: he could be at risk. the president doesn't like the weektive in the media in as bolton as a puppeteer, someone manipulating the president's decision making process. what a sea change this is from earlier in the administration when it was general mattis, general kelly, rex tillerson seen as guard rails against the president and nowt's the president who's the guardrail against bolto. robert

with us isjinny yan, chief china economist at icbc standard bank.to that and you were nodding. give us your take on where we are apt in this stalemate. some say any trust has now been eroded between the two sides. it is a clear case of leaders flexing muscles but i think it is right to think both sides will suffer greatly, particularly us consumers and this is why it is important to think about the inflation effect on consumers. things will become more expensive. 0n the china side, china policy makers can roll out stimulus policies to try to boost the economy but, at the same time, that will set back some of the structural reforms it is undergoing. china has yet to retaliate to friday's increase in tariffs. what might it do? i think this tit—for—tat which has happened previously has not done anything great for both economics and politics. i think what china will continue to do is try to stabilise the economy at home and this is the critical thing. as long as the economic growth can be ensured to grow at roughly 6% this year, i think from a social st

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american presidents avoiding partisan politics when overseas, he said he agreed with an insult north crete yan dictator kim jong-un directed at former vice president joe biden. >> kim jong-un made a statement that joe biden is a low i.q. individual. he probably is, based on his record. i think i agree with him on that. >> reporter: and then, standing next to the japanese prime minister, he added his own attacks on biden. >> in terms of criticism that you're sort of supporting a diator instead of an american vice president? >> i can tell you that joe biden was a disarser. >> reporter: biden waited until trump was back in washington before responding. his spokeswoman issuing a statement ten minutes after air force one landed. "the president's comments are beneath the dignity of the office. to be on foreign soil on memorial day and to side repeatedly with a murderous dictator against a fellow american and former vice president speaks for itself. >>" the campaign said it's part of a pattern of trump siding with autocrats. in japan, the president also said he wasn't concerned with north korea's sho

increase the ewe rain yan and heavy water. what does this actually mean? they reduce the pathway of making a bomb. that was the point of getting an agreement in the first place. the difficulty when pompeo meets with theresa may, they have a difference in how to handle iran. iran, by doing the move is trying to put pressure on the european countries. germany, france, uk to bag it and have the united states allow it to do oil trade around business around the world, which is united states is trying to shut down. meanwhile, as we heard there, secretary pompeo was telling more detail about the threat and also their obligation to protect u.s. forces inside iraq. this is at a time when u.s. intelligence is aware the iranians are moving short range ballistic missiles in the region. nic robertson live at 10 downing. thank you, nic? >>> on wall street, uncertainty. stocks held their grounds. they freaked out when they confirmed he is not bluffing on hiking tariffs and china reneged on earlier progress. the dow fell 473 points, the worst one-day decline since january

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. >> particularly in india where they're really thirsty for barrels, they're going to want iran yan barrelst a discount there will be a market for it. iranian oil is condensate, some of it is a heavier grade it's not easily replicated by others. >> let's switch gears entirely, because you work at the nasdaq anadarco, chevron deal flow, whatever you want to call it, has gotten the most attention on the street for the beginning of another round of oil m & a what do you think? >> i think we're in very interesting times in the u.s. shale industry we could probably do a whole show on that topic, we talk about exploration and production no one exploring for the oil we know where it is. these companies are moving into manufacturing mode scrappy, independent companies driving innovation is no longer the case in the state of consolidation that we're in or manufacturing mode really companies need to have scale and efficiency. that suggests they need to be bigger there are over 70 onshore publicly traded emp companies. that number is really large. i think we'll see more consolidation and make the spac

they won over young millin yans and generation z. not just from the middle east or south asia.k to south america, you can look to central asia and africa and you can see the bat signal has gone out to say, in this video, in fact, we're still here. the things we stood for are still alive. we can regroup and reform ourselves at any time. and we're ready to go. >> so, jessica, for most people, they are wondering, so should we keep worrying about islamic terrorism? we saw yesterday's story, does the sri lankan bombing tell you, no, this is a threat that's very much alive? >> it is a threat that's very much alive. i don't think we're going to see a 9/11 type attack any time soon. and i -- general nodif said to the united states, china and russia are the big threats now. terrorism is no longer the number one threat to u.s. national security. and i think that's true, but nonetheless, it does still -- it's still there. it's very much still there. and this group poses the threat more to countries that are where there's a sectarian conflict of some kind or a civil war or some kind of inc

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currencies capital, central bank balances let's talk about a currency that's the u yan the capital, they're close to 71 to the dollar. will it breach will there be capital flight out of the central bank? let's weigh in on the dollar versus the u wan in china. >> we've got to worry about these capital flows. that's one of the purposes of the book i think a lot of actions have encouraged this. a lot of flow volatility exchange rate. so one of the purposes of that book is to have transparency it has to do with reforming the scene and we'll continue to do it >> here's the ink many investors have it wou behoove it would behoove to let it move through u seven but the issue is also confidence in the currency and as you said, capital flight so i guess in the final analysis, how do investors differentiate a manipulation to help exports versus the fundamental where they need to meet with issues as fallout to the weakening global economy >> it's hard to distinguish. that's why it's so important for central banks to get out of the impressi impression whatever it happens to be and to be clear about what

trump is trying to capitalize on the tension created over the movement of the assets and arraign yanto spur the table in a dialogue. the problem is, i'm not saying it's not a good dwroz foster dialogue with iran. i think that is the right approach. the problem is, right now, neither side, both sides have taken absolutist, extreme views in the tensions between the relations, there is no incentive to sit down and have a meaningful discussion right now. >> the tensions went up after the u.s. or president pulled out of the deal. this new missile, you know, and armor movement kind of adds fuel to the fire, right? >> i'm glad you phrased it exactly that way, fred. you are right. obviously, the tensions between the countries has been high for some time. iran is an actor, no apologies for what they have been doing, that said, the forces on the ground which precipitated this was itself, those threats were precipitated by the trump administration's designation of the guard as a terrorist group, something that two previous administrations refused to do and the unilateral sanction that is the un

that seems to hold some point yans. >> i think spencer is the sentimental favorite.use surnames as first names in the uk. we don't know about titles yet. if the baby doesn't have a title, they're going to try to find a name that works with a long surname, as well. in terms of names, we'll see a name that is very strong. that's who the couple are. something that works on both sides of the pond. harry has been keen, no matter what they've done during meghan's tenure in the royal family, he wants to honor her american heritage, as well. alexander we talked a lot about. that works. why? it is the masculine form of alexandria, the queen's middle name. alexander hamilton was one of the american founding fathers. i think we'll see a name that works for both parents moving forward. >> in terms of when we get our eyes on the newest royal, are they going to put a picture out on instagram, walk out? what is the plan for when we can see the baby? >> reporter: well, they've told us that they are going to have this opportunity, this photo call tomorrow. it will be very controlled.

candidates if you look at for example, matt stevens' article in "the new york times" yesterday about an drew yan. you don't have to get too deep in the article for one of his asian-american supporters to say, well, actually asian-american men are often seen as very feminine. so there's something about the feminine that really excludes candidates from the circle of likability. >> there's a part of this that reminds me as my days as a trial lawyer, when if i had a female client, if i had a female witness, sometimes, i was loathe to have a jury stacked with women. because women can be very harsh judges of females. president trump won more than half of white females in the last election against hillary clinton. will you speak to that? >> yeah, i certainly will. i think women can be very hard on other women. i would like to note that over 90% of black women, actually, did vote for hillary clinton. so there's something in particular about white women who are measuring women against the criteria that is option exclusively male. but i would sort of add to that, i think women, in general, whether they ar

and this morning from two major cities south of tripoli namely the city of god and the city of the yan and it seems that they are determined to move towards the southern parts of tripoli which they have lost over the past couple of days you remember of that the government forces led by a big detachment from the city of misrata they managed to recapture that strategic locations on the highway linking tripoli city center to the inactive international airport including the strategic military camp called a year to walk camp after heavy against have forces but meanwhile the government forces also continue your keep to maintain their prisons in the locations they have recently captured on the southern and southern eastern part of shipley today we have not heard. strikes this is unusual by the way because we used to hear big sounds explosions of air strikes by have to us warplanes on fighter jets that's according to the government forces but today it's relatively quiet but it could break at any time especially with the government forces are determined to push have to his forces back beyond th

general yan sobel, a former major general in the arizona air national guard, who served as the first female homeland security director for the state of new mexico. and today she continues by serving and teaching at my alma mater, texas tech university. brigadier hardin, a master army aviator. he served as the nato northern regional wartime construction manager and commander from 1989 to 1995, responsible for the united kingdom, norway, and denmark. and last but certainly not least, my good friend, lieutenant general bernie mittimeier. he served 28 years in the u.s. army, earning numerous awards and declarations and served from 1981 until 1985 and also served as commanding general of the walter reed army medical center in united states washington, d.c. madam speaker, i am proud to represent over 40,000 veterans in my district and rural america, and if you take into consideration eastern new mexico, that this national cemetery would serve, it's over 70,000 veterans. we must ensure that the commitment we make to our veterans isn't reserved only for those veterans living in population ce

. >> everybody's got to be point yans of the fact that the horse comes horse. put the safety of the horse first, you will not be welcome here. we're looking to take the reforms and sell them elsewhere. the national horse community understands there's a problem that needs to be addressed and we're all working toward that goal. >> reporter: and in order to survive they have to. the first race of the day due in about a half hour from now. >> but 26 deaths? why haven't they closed the track, nick? >> reporter: brooke, 26 deaths sounds a lot, but horses day at racetracks this. that is the sad reality. and they say the track here is safe and they want to keep racing so they can see if the new rules they implemented so they can see if they are working. brooke? >> nick watt, thank you. >>> coming up next, he has escaped prison before we bribing guards and building a tunnel out of his cell. you can understand why prosecutors are skeptical of a request from el chapo for improved prison conditions. why they think it's another plat ploth to break out of prison before he's

tomorrow you may have to find another way of getting around if you depend on uber to get across town yan over and probably no lift either dry. >>others are planning to strike. tomorrow the day before uber goes public robbers will tran is live at over headquarters in san francisco with more well. >>and the timing is no coincidence over based in san francisco expected to make billions of dollars once it goes public and the drivers are saying what about us. we want to pay raise we want to get paid more and may claim that uber simply takes too much of their money their commission rate is too high for them, especially when they say they are the ones who have to pay most of the the cost of operating, including obviously their car maintenance as well as the gas. so they're looking for that they're also looking for better work conditions that derailed relegated to certain hours of the day on how long they can possibly work in living in san francisco. they said that they're not getting livable wages. joining me now is hillary here you take over from time to time i would imagine what's your reacti

or it was a frud yan slip. >> i don't think freud and mueller exist in the same. >> we know about bob mueller, how careful he is, i think it was a purposeful choice of word. if he wanted to write it in the conditional he could have. i think bob mueller thinks donald trump obstructed justice. and he's saying, congress, please by god, do your work. >> mike schmidt pick up on that. >> we saw the democrats running for president wanting to move forward with impeachment. but you saw pelosi with her statement, which kept her position not to do that. we have to see what happens in the days that follow. is this a blip? something that pops up and we go back to the regularive narrative or does it actually change things? we won't know that for some weeks. >> frank figliuzzi let me hand this off to you as well. to heileman's point, mueller is saying when someone obstructs justice, donald trump was the subject, the target, whatever you want to call him of the obstruction probe, mueller making abundantly clear that he attempted to obstruct the investigation, if you read the report and the footnotes

are going to start non-complying with the deal by building up their stock miles of low enriched urine yan water because of u.s. unilateral sanctions that the europeans are now having to deal with. so, i mean, both of these incidents have escalated tensions and unnecessarily so. it's really difficult when you look at this all this week, poppy, to look at this and say that the maximum pressure campaign that trump and pompeo are touting is really serving our national security interests. >> that's the point here, right, because this deal was esht negotiated to get that if i say siel material out of the country, 99% shipped out, now iran says it's going to be making more of the stuff which is not what the u.s. wants. what is the u.s. policy now? trump said he wanted a better deal. they are not negotiating a deal right now. is it regime change? is it military action? does the u.s. have a policy? >> i don't think they do, jim. if they do they're certainly not doing a good job articulating. that's part of the problem here. there doesn't seem to be a cohesive foreign policy with iran except we are

and the big concern of course is the saudis have been dropping the bombs in yemen causing simple yanow that congress is really concerned about about why the white house thinks it's necessary to go around them and the reason is pretty clear. if they go around them, declare this emergency, they don't have to get congress approval for the arms sales they can go ahead and start shipping. a lot of controversy here about what the administration is really up to, erin. >> thank you very much, barbara. i guess i would point out again this administration is seizing more power for the executive branch and ending around the other branches of government. outfront mark hertling for the a general and juliette kayyem assistant secretary of hoemtds under president obama. juliette let's start with saudi arabia here. we have in happening. they are dlarpg the molden to avoid congress signing off. why? the president made history went to saudi arabia for the first trip. his son-in-law, sfon in law, crown prince. the saudi turned an entire black with the stay at the hoe pel tp spending hundreds of thousand

. >> yan and he hopes his effort provides an example for other to follow. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang in sacramento, california. >> woodruff: the pursuit for peace in the middle east has en an elusive goal for decades. as hari sr nivasan reports, one couple is turning to humor to tackle conflict between ws and palestinians. >> sreenivasan: an unlikely duo... >> i'm jess. >> and i'm eman. >> and we're a jewish palestinian lesbian married couple. ( cheers and applause ) wow, that's not how our families reacted. >> sreenivasan: for the past year, comedians jess salomon and eman el-husseini have performed together, on stage and through instagram cartns, with one name: the el-salomons. jess is the one who proposed to me, amazing. she actually built the courage and asked my slim father for hand in marriage. he said no.em >> sreenivasan and jess' act draws on what they call their "inconvenient marriage." thei life as a jewish-palestinian couple, is finding newe audiences, at me time that the debate hts up in washington over u.s. support for israel. in rece

and the -- the english language cite yan is something the academic literaturing what are immigrant you'reking about the immigrants flew the country speak the language do better and more successful and the 2013 plan supported by all the democrats i mentioned had an english language test as well. >> you have it at the beginning of the process. >> the beginning of the process that's pair. >> as opposed to at the end when you are at the natural gas station. >> i mean, that test too but also the proposal also this proposal i think you should think of as the beginning of a process. it's a lot of stuff that should gather support from all people who study it and look at the literature and think how it will affect the lives of ordinary american. >> i want to ask you about tariffs. today wal-mart chief financial officer said higher tariffs could mean higher prices at wal-mart. and he said here is the summary increased tariffs led to increased prices we believe for our customers. obviously wal-mart is the biggest retailer in the united states. according to the conservative leaning tax foundation, th

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. >>> meantime, national security reporter ken dlan yan joins us. there's a new set of details from the newly released transcripts of cohen's closed door conversations with congress. >> perhaps the most attention grabbing aspect of the new system from michael cohen is his contention that the president's lawyer essentially instructed him to lie to congress about the timing of that trump tower moscow deal. we already knew that cohen told congress that negotiations on that deal ended in january 2016. in fact, they continued through june of 2016. then candidate donald trump knew that even as he was saying on the campaign trail he had no business dealings with moscow. it's important to clarify there's no evidence in the documents that sekulow knew he was repeating fls information to cohen. he just told him this is the story. we want you to say this story and cohen knew it wasn't true. it's unclear whether cohen raised the objection. the lawyers on trump team know what to say to shape people's testimony. it's not clear whether they were concerned whether