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you still need to find out what's been going on, you still need to be accurate, you still need to be ly. you still need to be fair. your colleague, lyse doucet, is out there now in syria. you have, of course, been many times as well. when you are on the ground, inevitably, you probably find yourself embedded with either the syrian government or the rebels. is it possible to get the whole picture that way? well, when you do syria, you basically either do the rebels or you do the government. because to do the government's side you need a visa, issued in beirut, at the syrian embassy. if they find out that you have been working on the rebel‘s side, you will get blacklisted and you will not get another visa. the thing about daily news is that it's a snapshot of what's going on. you really do your best to try to make that snapshot as sharp and as true as possible. but it's sometimes not the last word, because if it is a breaking story, we might have very little time to put it together. so the key thing is to be accurate. don't say things you don't know. try to give people a flavour of what

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and that means the team has had to produce really detailed surveys of where the antenna need to bear. whenever you it interferes with the sg array of signals that you've got. so that's a problem. yes, it is a challenge that needs to be looked at. with a map and planning software that we have been developing, we need to start considering how do we update those tools and how do we update those tools and how do we update the maps that we are looking at in order to plan those networks. but it is the potential that may make the investment worth it. 56 will be the backbone of all those futuristic technologies that we have been long promised. the 5g is necessarily about getting better signal on your phone or faster data speeds on your phone. it's about machine to machine communication. machines in advanced manufacturing, robotic so it becomes much more about the opportunity sg robotic so it becomes much more about the opportunity 56 will bring around productivity as well as the ability to deliver services. for 5g to work, serious investment value in this is needed, so could it be that some cities will be

somebody is saying, this is what you need to do. the way that you attack an election if you're going to hack the voting machine, the only way you would do it is if you change 1% of the vote would hundred thousand. but if they ran a precinct in southwest utah you know that ain't right. you don't have to be the greatest academic scientists in the world. and i think that's hard to do but if you come in and all you just need one pitch on the count it's over. i read if you knew where one eighth was in las vegas the as we go in your favor. all a dealer has to do is flash one that switches everything. most cheaters when we think of cheating on an exam or copy in a paper the difference between an a and an a- is figuring out what they're going to ask you. if you break in the side to go. but when you look at cheating don't think of the person sitting at the exam in politics or anything you just need a little bit of advantage to turn into a big advantage that something that's missing. another's mathematicians i would back me up on that. little

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you need a land and you need money and you need government approval and you need lots of people to put it all together well they have all of that in china. and. this is. just. one of the primary purposes of outsourcing is to enable companies like apple to make what are essentially an reasonable demands on manufacturers that they wouldn't and couldn't make if they actually had to employ the workers directly apple doesn't have to worry about what it means to workers when they insist on a tripling of the pace of iphone production. to. sons of those who. come in the new. all. the way focused on this is you. know you can see as you go by the one you don't we see you know some of the. from a single example last year. this one dance year it's not. a she. played against. the only young woman that i see will. come to the. gallery. as you do want. to live believe that. tess is on the way and you have to fill it out you know we. do. sit and have. to do three hundred feet how much hall. don't let me go. so we might have a. good teacher good to go do. you put in the no. snow. in the sun sun do cons

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benefit from 5g in other areas, like farming, connected autonomous tractors, for example, and you would needed something different in a city. it's about understanding what's needed for users in which locations and what's needed for infrastructure in which locations. we're talking about autonomous vehicles being able to take you anywhere. but if it turns out they need a 5g network, and you roll into a city which doesn't have a 5g network, what will that mean for your autonomous vehicle? will it not be able to operate in that city? so one of the areas that connected autonomous vehicles are looking at is where they will be deployed and what their use will be, so, for example, in the early stages, maybe you'd be looking at connected autonomous vehicles across motorways, for example, for covering long distances, with freight or that sort of thing, and then it will evolve. hello, and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that the facebook scandal rumbled on. the beleaguered social network has said that the data of up to 87 million people may have been improperly shared, many more than previ

just have what you need to have a decisive outcome. d: you get the order from the president to kick saddam hussein and his troops out. mr. powell: when that decision came down that we could not find a diplomatic solution, i received the order and i gave the order to norm and we were ready. david: there was a famous military maneuver rather than going directly at the enemy you kind of went around. mr. powell: yeah. david: whose idea was that? mr. powell: any infantry captain could have figured this out. it didn't take a general. several generals have made claims on it. it was the only conflict i've ever been in or read history about where i could say to the president of the united states, there is no question about the outcome. reece have made several horrible -- the re-election have made several -- the iraqis have made several horrible mistakes. they were stuck right on the border and air power wouldn't let them move. they had four divisions along the coast. they were very light. all we had to do is fix these two forces in place and go

game you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down there we have to go. alone. and i'm really happy to join. russia. this special one. needs to just take the radio team's latest edition as we go. the u.n. security council fails to the real how to investigate an alleged chemical attack in syria bringing a potential escalation in the conflict a step closer. you have already appointed to guilty party you don't want to hear anything you don't want any investigation. with the u.s. threatening military action against them ask us without any investigation a mission by the international watchdog. by the end of the week. and facebook's bosses probe election meddling and data leaks it turns out though those grilling the c.e.o. have been financially supported by him in the past while the social media giant faces. from some of us.

just because people aren't happy with what exists, doesn't mean to say you need something new.” agreee the current parties are working. nobody seems to have come up with a leader for this new centre party so far. they haven't got the leader, but to kick this off you need a group of mps to actually do it. the obvious place we re actually do it. the obvious place were the people in labour who were againstjeremy corbyn, i do not detect any movement in labour to do that. there is another interesting story in the express. jeremy corbyn is trusted less than donald trump. another survey talking about the opinion polls, we have to be careful when we talk about the opinion polls. in exactly the same way as the independent, it is a proper survey. they did a survey of over 2000 people. what they found is that they asked if mr corbyn could run they asked if mr corbyn could run the uk well, 53% said no. anneke donald trump rating is higher, the popularity rating is higher than jeremy corbyn's —— and the donald cole. the 18 — 24 —year—olds. he appeals to them. fewer than one in five. 32% of the so—

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you need to pull together the evidence, you need to be confident that this is a syrian regime use of chemical weapons. i think -- >> the president said that. >> exactly. i think mrs. may and president trump also have come -- be coming to that conclusion. if you now be strung out for too long and that will be what the russians and syrians are trying to do, then the military response loses its impact. >> from your knowledge of the relationship between russia, the u.s., et cetera, what do you think is going to be the end result of any action that is taken right now? i mean there are many critics who say that just a bunch of feel good military strikes is simply going to continue emboldening assad? that he's seen the west response before and he's basically laughing at it? >> that's why you need to take steps which are sufficient to cause him some pain. as i say, we're not trying to effect the stage the outcome of the syrian civil war. too late for that, basically. but he didn't need to use these chemical weapons. he was actually as i understand it involved in an negotiation with the oppos

go over and you need to see -- you need to have a small child with you otherwise -- it's an event for the kids and otherwise you would have a lot of adults like me wanting to go. >> your book deals the desk detail the interesting history. you suggest the very earliest known connection goes back as far as dolly madison. there is a long-standing oral history that goes back to the 19th century the dolly madison was involved in the first easter egg role in washington, d.c. around 1810 on the u.s. capitol grounds. idea.said it was her eggroll know where an tradition came from and some place in our culture? >> it comes from older traditions in england and also the european. its first number of years was on capitol grounds. . >> beginning in about 1810 it was held on the capitol grounds -- 1876 itrough 17 stayed there and grew more and more popular. messy. got more after the 1876 event, congress passed a bill outlawing easter egg rolling on the capitol grounds. >> little kids will like this but you said the byproduct could have been some really stinky time. >> absolutely. once the white hous

five things you need to know about 56.56 will be much, much faster than ag. 5:5:— ‘j‘ei-ef'; ”5; 5449—5495;- 5.3.8; — —— — — —— ——~ . ~ to communicate with each other at high speeds. four — it's a new wave. 56 will use a part of the radio frequency spectrum that's never been used before, meaning it will broadcast on shorter millimetre waves. that means more data for all those devices. but there is a problem. these waves can't travel through buildings or even rain. these mini masts will need to be much closer together and they'll act like a relay team transmitting signals around buildings. plus the potential to tap into wi—fi networks and li—fi connections, particularly when we're on the move. imagine, for instance, that you are having wi—fi network or you are having ag network, while you are travelling connection automatically, without you realising, in a similar way, is going to switch from your ag network or your 5g network to this li—fi network. we've talked a lot on this programme about the possibilities for smart home

you need to understand swiss institutions. dynamic credence capital. in switzerland there are no bailouts. it operates at every level of government. they know they have a hard budget constraint. then you have an incentive. it passes the swiss debt break. it means that the citizens support this kind of fiscal discipline and it operated successfully and then eventually in the 19 '90s they enact the swiss debt break. so they rely very heavily on the initiative and referendum which means the swiss citizens vote on tax and that hundreds of measures every year at the contaminant level and at the federal level. the swiss citizen support. embodied in their constitution through a referendum with 85% support. that is the most important reason why it works. i think it's also important to emphasize that switzerland has probably the most effective federalist system in the world. most of their decisions tax and spending decisions are made at the local level. they have the weakest federal government it means that citizens have a direct control over the tax decisions.

you need an offer. you need acceptance. you need consideration. you need capacity. you need a meeting of the minds. consideration basically is the benefit which must be bargained between the parties. here, $130,000 for michael cohen. on the other hand from stephanie clifford, her silence. so for donald trump to say he's not aware of the $130,000 payment, that's a crucial element of this contract for it to be valid. so essentially, how can you enforce a contract that isn't valid? he's suing her to try to put it into arbitration. >> here's what i don't get. what happens from here? we hear from michael cohen. we hear from the attorney. why don't i hear from the d.a.'s office, any actual action? >> i don't think you'll hear from a district attorney's office. i don't know there's anything criminal going on here. i know there are definitely some instances where this might be in violation of the federal election commission, so that's different. i don't know if there are any crimes here. this is definitely a matter that belongings in civil court. i think what michael avenat

you need to go talk to people. need to engage people. >> black unemployment, i should say. >> i would say that is the obama rollover effect. president trump has sustained it and he gets credit for that. it's not increasing. and it's here, but we know that those numbers have a lot behind them. many people stopped looking for jobs. there is underemployment. there are educated african-americans with all the degrees they were told to get that still face race discrimination, gender discrimination, et cetera. we have a long way to go. >> texas. republican line. this is jim. >> hi, jim. >> caller: hello, am i on? >> you're on. go ahead. >> caller: oh, i wanted to ask ms. nelson, what did she think about the 2018 elections? you know, here, i don't know why, but i kind of think of texas as being a purple state. i run into just as many democrats as i run into republicans. and all the democrats got the idea that the republican party is dead. and that they're going to sweep the state in 2018. i would really, really love to hea

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you need capacity, you need jobs, you need education. it's not enough as declaration. independence costs a lot of money. i think is they should invest their efforts to create a really strong economy. >> i have to ask you this question. it is very common. one has heard it for years from various political leaders here and in israel and elsewhere that the current situation is, quote, unsustainable. is it, in fact, very sustainable? >> not, you know, in the middle east is middle east, everything include our neighbor and our problems. it's very shaky, unsustainable and unpredictable. it's maybe more right vision. everything unpredictable. we don't know what will be with gaza. we don't know what the future of palestinians in jordan, what happ happens with arab league. the problems that everything in the middle east, it's not -- it's like connected lessons. you see what happens with the leaders of the arab world. with saudi arabia and yemen, with emirates. the sinai, egypt, all problems of islamic state. it's possible only in this small part of the middle east, israel and pale

you need to have somebody prescribe them to you. and so consequently, if that happened, i think it is a very, very serious offense for a medical doctor. >> we are told the white house is marshaling testimony from george w. bush and also from president obama. >> once we get through the vetting process and talk to the folks out there, because we are getting new calls every day. >> more people still contacting you. >> not only me, both sides of the aisle, then we will have a good idea. the truth of the matter is, i don't think president obama was aware of this stuff or he wouldn't have tolerated it. >> senator tester, i appreciate your time. we are waiting to hear a toast from president trump and french president macron at the white house. we will bring them to you live. also the michael cohen question will the president pardon his personal attorney. we should point out he is yet to be charged. the president was asked. and keeping them honest, the president's claim that he never spent the night in moscow. if nothing happened why did th

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you need the listener, should i have it one day a week? a topic base, a q&a? you know your avenatar, that will tell you which way to go. >> how much selling? >> this is your podcast and your show. i'm all about delivering free and consistent information in the form of a podcast. we get to minute 28 or 29 and we're wrapping up, i will say we just had a great talk with jj. i like the outro call to action. because the people that stayed that long have been gone almost a half hour of free invaluable content from you. and dpeguess what? they are your super fans. give them something more than they can get. >> congratulations on all your success over the years. it's been great to watch. >>> speaking of podcast, we have launched the second season of our podcast "been there bought that." and we are talking to jim cook who makes sam adams. he'll tell the emotional story of the day he thought he would have to shut down his business. >>> and if you have wondered what the difference is between sales and marketing, jim explains it in a way you'll never forget. i hope you al