1st and forget you can also always follow us on twitter at the daily news over that out websites that's. all i need to because they can and on behalf of the whole team here in berlin thanks so much for watching. unity and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem the 3 central values that formed the foundation of this country how have these films developed in post-war germany come hard is it the foreign minister dispose of our time to watch. our germany start talks over 21st on t w. ha . ha. ha ha. ha influence on my love the see you come whenever i'm here i feel peace in my heart . now in my own message when i'm in germany from what you call sound me i'm. that mile have to leave soon and that makes me sad since it would be. even myself. saying i'll miss my mom's food. you know they are all my family my friends home you know. your house and the sea. that i. am sure you can i'll be leaving soon. i like germany home so i'm going there to study as a carer for the elderly i hope that l. works out and that i can make some friends. soon will be on our ship at 1st my pare

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they are not issues for us. if you really want the same economy to be all it can be an raise the potential growth rate of the united states you need proper monetary policy but really it's not monetary policy, blitz fiscal policy that supports inclusive growth. doggedly with "l.a. times". i think you said that the primary positive development and risk to the outlook was on trade and specifically the prospect for phase 1 agreement with china. to keep the ups and downs of the trade in several truces and tentative deals have fallen through are you concerned about adopting monetary policy guidance dependent on support in the winds of the trade negotiation? >> that's not how i would characterize it. i just noted that it might be that there has been progress there. toward away from bad outcomes and confrontational outcomes. it seems like there is the makings of a possible settlement. i didn't say we were banking that in but i'm noting that's the case as with brexit still quite uncertain what would be the result of the

it's good to have you with us i think called their most complex 2 up to date and with good reason prince william and his wife kate are on their 1st official visit to pakistan a country dealing with ever present security issues the duke and duchess of cambridge will also look at pakistan's efforts at fighting climate change and to highlight the country as a quote dynamic aspirational and forward looking mission those words from britain's high commissioner to pakistan thomas drew the couple have visited a school a national park and had a private lunch with prime minister imran khan but it was that arrival in a column for took 2 also called an auto rickshaw in the subcontinent that had heads the couple were attending an evening reception at the pakistan monument in the capital islamabad. i'm sure they've done it for sure has been following their visit why is this visit so important for pakistan. you know it's been a while. a british royalty visit took place in pakistan the last time somebody visited was about 13 years ago and this couple is young it's glamorous it's charismatic. and the vis

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it's good to have you with us if you're a fan of military parades beijing today was your heaven thousands of soldiers goosestepping as one all to celebrate a remarkable anniversary 70 years of the founding of the people's republic a parade months in the making and symbolism and clear in purpose to signal that china is on the rise and it's fair to say president xi jinping minced no words in his speech. sure. they are socialist china stands proudly in the east. there is no power that can shake the position of our great motherland. there is no power that can stop the chinese people and the chinese nation from moving forward. president xi they're standing at the same spot where multitool stood back in 1949 and declared the founding of the people's republic that historic announcement was just the start of one of the most important chapters of world history the rise of china. october the 1st $949.00 mousy don't proclaim the founding of the people's republic of china and gentleman square that ended decades of civil war pitting chairman mao's communists against nationalists mao transformed the fe

thank you for being with us. before we get into some of the issues, the telecommunications technical issues, i wanted stem education. what is your committee doing educationmes to stem and what should the congress be doing? outhe committee has passed two major pieces of legislation that was bipartisan. the senate.away in it is important we not only spread the word but put in instruments in the education environment to make sure women aboutnorities are told stem courses. we are seeing it every day. innovation is our future. we don't have the people advocating. a lack of the brainpower affecting immigration. h 13 visas. seeing fewer and fewer students coming from india and china where we have had lots of support. we just saw a recently for laureates.e nobel that tells us much of our brainpower has been imported. we want to be in a position to furnish our own brainpower. the only way to do that is to educate women and minorities in stem fields. a phrase where no amount of phd's, graduate degrees might be necessary to

its use. but scientists hope this research will provide new insights into infertility and new approaches to treatment . a team of researchers led by hardy shafi at have it is currently developing an app that will allow men to test their fertility levels at home. a digital device can assess semen quality by measuring tattle spend count and matelot or. a number of non-viable all images sperm cells. all this technology is pretty impressive but it also has weak points and not just online platforms are vulnerable to have to tax and 2016 people were able to use public transit in san francisco for a day for free after the ticketing machines were hacked. the ticket only worrying us cyber attacks on hospitals. in germany reportedly some 2 out of 3 have been hacked in some way. showbiz has also been targeted in 2014 sony pictures were subject to a massive attack staff were forced to resort to pen and paper. and smart appliances are now handing happens the keys to our homes by security loopholes that are

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thank you us had the least haro there with a view from wall street for us. now for more on china's relationship with the rest of the world its plan on something of a corporate shopping spree in recent years it's been buying up all types of businesses rescuing some but also ruffling feathers in failed attempts to take over others the latest case concerns a german airport in the black forest a solitary helicopter buzzes over the runway but there's not much else going on here at lower airport in southwestern germany there's a boeing 747 used for test flights otherwise the skies are empty. but because the city of largo has contacts in china investors there learned about the former military airfield the mayor says it has a lot of potential. point to you if you look around the world there aren't many people who are in a position to recognize these benefits and take action as well as provide the financing so sooner or later you're going to have to deal with china but the idea of the chinese taking over the airfield caused a stir in the city of $47000.00 after all f

is important to us. in her university lab kusa spent over 5 years trying to find a suitable raw material. chicory is ideal because a substance forms in the root from which they can extract a basic chemical building block simply by boiling it. the chemical is used to obtain additional. substances which are used to make nylon . kusa says it's a real alternative to crude petroleum based plastics because 500000 tons of chicory waste are produced every year in europe alone enough to manufacture 3000000000 pairs of pantyhose. as we know that oil is a finite commodity that it will run out one day and of course there's also the c o 2 problem to deal with problematic when we use crude oil we also burn it in some form to break it down so to speak a. form that produces carbon dioxide. by when you use biomass however while it also releases c o 2 into the atmosphere it's exactly the same amount the plants absorb when they grow box itself name until they are cool hopes that one day pantyhose and plastics will be made

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were and they use their force. of holies was very and reasonable they used the necessary disproportionate force against the protest that was. my. thought that the smoke in the background that's takeouts. you don't you get that in your eyes and i can already feel it in mine. i think that was you know it really was an accidental discovery i was just going through a scary sight seeing i had about this protest oh if i just walked right through this protest. here folks they also pretty was caught saying god. god i have god the. people are throwing down reinforcements umbrellas you guys you want to kind of think they haven't got mosques and told those to everybody oh i wasn't and these are the own brothers reinforcements i mean phosphor within a very organized manner. i. i i i think that that is still high in from the to gas the smoke everywhere this is an absolute madness was it was a moment of panic it was a moment of carnage my mind was. here i was always in this moment of adrenaline i well i was always very aware of

here so i've been served being for use in tofu. in the next step will be he says and pressed to create a mass that can be seized and informed into any shape. and i'm single mom obviously a boy in the beginning of our company developed our own tofu sausages to allow people to make an association with something they already knew that you want to make it easier for them to switch. banks and other things but now it's important for us to develop foods are distinctive and speaking and despite. what does a plant based substitute even have to look like meat that's still a debate among vegetarians and it was back when typhoon tofu was founded more than 30 years ago the family run business now produces 100 tonnes of tofu every week. that's far less than it could given the current jump in demand. but it certified organic tofu is made to a large extent by hand and tofu is still a nice product in germany unlike in other regions of the world. also in this it's a soggy just this month a long one for the major is the motherland or the mother conti

show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we want to be sure to serve as many as we can. >> the san francisco cooking school is an amazing amazing partner. >> it is doing that in that space really elevates the space for the kids special for the chief that make it easy for them to come and it really makes the experience pretty special. >> i'm sutro sue set i'm a chief 2, 3, 4 san francisco. >> that's what those classes afford me the opportunity it breakdown the barriers and is this is not scary this is our choice about you many times this is a feel good what it is that you give them is an opportunity you have to make it seem like it's there for them for the taking show them it is their and they can do that. >> hi, i'm antonio the chief in san francisco. >> the majority of kids at that age in order to get them into food they need to see something simple and the evidence will show and easy to produce i want to make sure that people can do it with a bowl and spoon and burner and one pan. >> i like is the receipts that are simp

welcome to his missing asia johnson with us emerging markets stocks ended a 6 day winning streak today on dismal data from china its economy grew at its slowest pace in nearly 3 decades in the quarter weak demand at home and abroad is hitting production the trade war with the u.s. doesn't help either. from the steel works. to the container ports of guangdong and to shanghai as luxury shopping malls growth in the world's 2nd largest economy is losing its gloss china's g.d.p. grew by 6 percent in the 3 months to the end of september that's the weakest growth since china started reporting data by quarters in 1903 officials warn of an increasingly challenging environment yes and you do the economy maintained overall stability in the 1st 3 quarters however we must know that given the complicated on severe economic conditions at home and abroad slowing global growth and increased external instabilities and the uncertainties economy is under mounting downward pressure. many problems china faces are home grown industrial output and fixed asset investment. china's army of consumers provided som

i think you will see us invest and ourtechnology ability to use data and assist providers in the treatment of care. you will see a greater movement on value-based contracts. we have 70 million members connected today. i assume it will be all of our members within the next five or six years. we will be focused on outcomes -- successes at opposed to as opposed to inputs. it is a vital way to go. i think the health care industry will be more rapid to adapt technology and we will within that timeframe sabi interoperability problem -- and -- solve that interoperability problem. patients will be able to shop for health care like they shop for health care and other things and direct people towards the best performing institutions. i think it will be an exciting time. >> technology continues to clearlyte and we are replacing the old with the new. the problem is unlocking innovation is hard. how wee your thoughts on can make this easier than what we have had? is notissue today necessarily the breakers, it is the adoption of breakthroughs and its scalability. one of the benefits of being a islarger

just tell us which german street is your favorite. what's the most beautiful place in germany. what would you like to explore most to enter check in at g.w. dot com slash travel good luck and enjoy some most trying. to your friends dear antonio here's a sea of. mice. grandchildren sleep on trouble when i was in trances ages germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades when your mother was born in 1969 the old ones are already 8 years old and you know my grandchildren were born after the war film morning. 3 generations one family on a journey through recent german history. starts nov 6th on d w. this is d w news and these are out top stories in barcelona police backed by riot vance of class 3 of castle land for independence demonstrators who gathered outside police headquarters some protesters 3 eggs and other projectiles of officers while others vandalized police vehicles earlier on saturday an estimated 350000 people took part in a largely peaceful rally.

the us is. the studies have shown that for every quarter or euro the state spends on supporting the volunteer effort it gets 10 times that value back in return 1st because of the clean up work itself but also because of the way to boost environmental awareness and social solidarity i don't. want to go sure and other activists have had a plaque set up at the place where this environment. the initiative began in memory of the whale that came to such a painful end here and then log on with a stomach full of plastic you brought us the message about what is happening to the oceans thank you for waking us up. that was. a wake up call that's intended to be heard far beyond the coast of norway. now in most cities around india fresh and hot food is delivered at your doorstep at the click of a button while this is immensely convenient what many of us don't calculate is the amount of plastic used in packaging this food and how easily it becomes trash once the food is consumed some food delivery companies i

philippines in the sights of us starts oct 24th on d w. this is d w news asia coming up newfound friends the solomon islands and china have recently established diplomatic ties china says this is to both countries benefit look at exactly how. but this comes at the cost of taiwan what options does president citing one have been taiwan keeps losing diplomatic allies to china. i'm very strategy welcome to dublin years asia it's good to have you with us an island paradise in the pacific ocean but now at the center of a strategic game of diplomatic chess this isn't a common description for the solomon islands but since it established diplomatic ties with china last month the us and taiwan have sat up and taken notice. at the center of it all is the small island of an island with only about 20100 inhabitants it has now been leased to a chinese company as part of a court strategic cooperation agreement the company intends to develop a refinery on the island but its potential use as a military base has experts what it is worth remembering this dea

and gives us some tips that we can all use this is trevor thornton he's a lecturer in hazardous materials management. in the australia i believe and he said to us to he sent this to the stream. recycling is good for the environment but avoiding or reducing life's in the 1st instance as to why the guy that's the preferred approach so we can we stop have a look at the rubbish bin see what the sorts of things are in their food vices a good example 35 to 50 percent of advice is food food that we could have be that cooked or perhaps not bored at all if we had been a little bit smarter in the shopping there are lots of other things to do. reusable packaging do you take it back to buy your groceries do you need the lid on the coffee cup when you're going to be sitting around having a coffee it's all about thinking about something you can do and then doing it well . it's a lot i want to bring you back into the conversation because parlato people as as you heard this can be daunting and this can be frustrating so what are their 1st steps that he would tell people. so i agree with that you know i s

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the foundation of this country to have these values to do is to return to her use it to live by and to the principles of unity justice and freedom and i want to read to you my. original. series starts october 21st on d w. this is a show coming up. in a familiar land the duke and duchess of cambridge. on their 1st official trip to the country how important it is and kate's visit. plus. a kid's film at the center of a territorial dispute. as the old from t.v. theaters. welcome to do. it's good to have you with us and it's been called their most complex to up to date and with good reason prince william and his wife kate are on their 1st official visit to pakistan a country dealing with ever present security issues the duke and duchess of cambridge will also look at pakistan's efforts at fighting climate change and to highlight the country as a quote dynamic aspirational and forward looking mission those words from britain's high commissioner to pakistan thomas drew the couple have visited a school a national park and had a private lunch with prime minister imran khan but it was that arriv

madam chair thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >>host: before we get into some of these issues of telecommunications and technical issues i wanted to ask you about stem education you come from a science background science education what is your committee doing when it comes to stem education and what is congress doing or should be? >> i will start with committees. passing two major pieces of legislation that was by - - bipartisan but stalled in the senate it is extraordinarily important that not only we spread the word but put in the instrument that women and minorities are told about the importance of stem courses and we see it every day. we don't have the people educated and trained we see a lack of the brainpower now because of immigration. h1-b visa fewer and fewer students are coming from india and china we just saw recently for example that much of the brainpower has been imported last names are not johnson or jones or smith. the only way we can do that is to educate women and minorities in the stem fields. even coined the p

dot com i'm my ex waiter thank you so much for joining us. earth. for saving googling genius tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global owing to his being a series of global 3000 on g.w. and online. after the fall of the. november 9th. but u.s. narrows its trade gap with china but it's a different story with the overall trade deficit as american buyers trade border products made abroad. and as protesters and hong kong leaders waged an increasingly violent battle for the city's soul tourists was on the ball to decide to stay. oh wait. i watering prices for onions across parts of asia as name producer india exports fall into your harvest. and the 1st for fear abroad german breweries afloat at a time of drying demand. this is the business i'm on in berlin wall the u.s. trade deficit widened in august 2000 but imports increased even more the commerce department said the deficit rose at 1.6 percent to almost 55000000000 dollars president donald tr

not likely to count it's use as one of the necessities in dick looting. so i think there is some discrepancy there what is it that the government should have been doing in your view based on the research that your organization has conducted house of the government have been conducting the clean media campaign this spot which was busy building toilets as part of that. you know if we have to understand why this so much open difficult mission in india. compared to other countries in the world the case with india is unique because it gives us this year to date beliefs about cost this time and untouchability. so it's not about poverty all access not having access to private so it would have been great to have government would have focused a lot more on. addressing these concerns. so that you know people would have understood for example of why it is not a problem because sludge. traditionally has been used for a particular group of people value so they could have done that they would have also been more. focused on you know are the behavioral change. like for

means to us. i think those are the areas that, from a very high strategic level, we ought to be paying attention to. >> great. i spend a lot of time working on strategy in the pentagon, the fun and easy part of developing strategy is setting priorities, and where you are going to put your emphasis. the hard part is deciding where, when you don't have unlimited resources, you are going to accept and manage some degree of risk. so as the national defence strategy shifts towards this greater focus on china and russia and great power competition, where should, can, this community afford to take risks? is it in your old ar in the middle east, is it in certain types of military operations, how do you think about accepting him and managing a degree of risk? >> this is the real challenge and the national defence strategy, the current one propagated under secretary mattis is important to restore to focus on great power competition and maintaining the competitive edge in that area and at the commander, i te

the big challenge for us in taking care of baby elephants is to keep them alive. it's kind of a big problem because too young elephants have already died before so these young animals are very important for us but if i wouldn't have them have a mother to feed them that well fed with milk powder. for you that's why all of us trainer and camp officials are looking after them very carefully and a priority is to prolong their lives to have several rescued elephants live at this camp. at lyons and a former logging region where many elephants once served as draft animals around 2000 still live in the wild in myanmar but their habitats shrink as humans clear land for rice and palm oil plantations and more than ever before they become targets for poachers after their tusks and skin. it's turned into medicine and so-called red blood beats highly sought after in china for jewelry. a fashion trend with the high cost researchers warn that the skin trade could wipe out mars wild elephant population in less than 60 years. but a lot. of the smithsonian's khan's a version of. how

the was to put my thoughts about us. oh my results yes well done from yesterday you did pretty well sums. up. the recall how most important things i've learned here is to try to be happy every day full of caution i used to strand a lot of time worrying about the future i know now that that doesn't do any good. so that wasn't the hour i'd rather concentrate on the here and analyse the list to walk on monthly in 10 makes more sense. to not rush or try to balance out some it can juggle let me finish that is. not. do. in france dear antonia there's a sea of distance opposite us i'm sitting on a terrace in twilight it's peaceful my 3 grandchildren sleep untroubled that's our dad i smile when i was 8 trances age germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades. given what will your mother was born in 1969 the world was already 8 years old you know my grandchildren were born after the wall fell born in a dream and find a wonderful time a time of great joy. 3 generations of one family on a journey through recent german hist

when they use their force. the holy was very i'm reasonable they use the necessary disproportionate falls against the protest that. my. hope that the smoke in the background that's takeouts. you don't you get that in your eyes and i can already feel in mine. think that you know it really was an accidental discovery i was just going through a scary sight seeing i had about this protest oh if i just walked right through this protest. here folks very off pretty. hot say god. god i have was i think people are throwing down reinforcements umbrellas you guys you want to comment that they have to get mosques in kabul so everybody have. got to and these are the umbrella is a reinforcement so i mean phosphor it in a very organized manner. i thought. i think i thought that i still have in from the to gas the smoke everywhere this is an absolute madness was it was a moment of panic it was a moment of carnage my mind was. here i was always in this moment of adrenaline i i was always very aware of my surroundings i. i saw t

office and they actually sent us a statement on what they're using it for and how it's gone for them and they say we can provide that facial recognition has been a successful tool for us and it has several success stories one thing to understand is the facial recognition software we use is not the deciding factor when identifying individuals if we can put a picture of an individual and there is a result and investigator takes the information as a lead this is a human based decision not a computer based decision so when you hear this and you hear the explanation for why it might be necessary would you make about. well for starters we know that from recent reporting by the georgetown privacy center that many police departments are actually misusing a surveillance and facial recognition systems and that these systems don't make us safer so to build even a straightforward seeming face surveillance system you need to get hundreds of thousands of photos of innocent individuals who never consented to be part of the face surveillance data base and really right now as we would as other guests

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story is coming up next to stay with us. it's 17 years since the founding of communist china about protests in hong kong overshadowed breakings message of national unity and quality along with trade wars and territorial disputes how will china manage these persistent challenges this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm 40 battle the founder of modern china once said a single spock can start a prairie fire while 70 is since mala saddam established the calmest people's republic china's modern day leaders want to contain the spock's potentially threatening their hold on power present she wore a traditional mouse suit to launch the celebrations with a launch military parade in beijing she warned against threats to national unity and send a message to semi-autonomous hong kong and the south through island of taiwan. no paolo can shake a great model that position no power can stop the progress of the people's republic of china and the people of china when we are. we must uphold a peaceful one country 2 systems pri

things that many of us become very familiar with over the years. he served as an expert source to national and local television and radio programs. dustin has also won several awards including the alliance of publication best local coverage of a national economic award versus coverage of and sourcing manufacturing in 2012. he attended grand valley state university and studied journalism. ladies and gentlemen, i would like to bring mike up to the stage and welcome dustin for when he is going to do the question and answer. i come up and we will hear remarks. thank you. [applause] >> thank you betsy for the very warm welcome. i would like to think steve in the leadership and the membership of the detroit economic club for this opportunity to speak to an influential group. when business and government leaders founded this form during the depression, our nation faced tension and challenges that were exacerbated by both a social, political environment. i think the same in many ways could be said of her country today. americans have lived through the fina

one of these headwinds is the trade over the us. and all the economic situation suggested both china and the us economy is slowing down the track the economic suggests, in the typical economic judgement economic cycle that the trade wars do not beat the country. there is a different take on the celebrations in the japan times, hong kong on edge as china celebrates and we have seen his pro—democracy protests every weekend for the last few months. but i suppose a key celebratory date like this is a chance for them to really make their strength of feeling clear and hong kong anticipating this strong police presence on the streets. an anniversary like this is all about the symbolism as you quite rightly say, the president visited chairman mao's memorial which is the first time it's been done by the head of state and hong kong for the protesters it's a very good chance for them to embarrass the chinese authorities with a series of protests. the japan times talks about a lot of security, a lot of lockdown, films of anti— graffiti, goi

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economy to its companies and its workforce harming us competitiveness and its reputation as. reliable and trustworthy trader and best with partner partner this is blowing up in so many different directions i can't even keep track of all blacklist you mentioned china is now going to blacklist people i think even apps no one your phone are going to be affected by all of this well that there is a certain amount of things that are already happening and i think that's the idea of this idea of you know as i say you know we don't interfere in other countries we don't interfere in with each other and that's sort of been the u.s. stance at the point as well we can't really get involved in what's going on and hong kong because we've also got to deal with what's going on in mainland china so one of the things that came out about a month ago the guardian got a leak from tick tock which is the hour that everybody all the kids are playing with it is something to do with making bit of funny videos or something but here's the deal if you or anyone in any place around the world use this and t