did you enjoy bragg? katherine: yeah. interviewer: in the korean war he commanded the 153 infanry regiment from 1952-1953 as a brigadier general. katherine: he was a colonel when he went over. interviewer: then promoted while over there? katherine: yes. because somebody, that dreadful man told me that -- called me once and said he could not wear the combat infantry badge because generals couldn't wear it. or something like that. d west was a colonel when he went to korea. and so he couldn't wear it, i guess. interviewer: when the korean war happened, where did you live? were you allowed to stay on post or where did you go? katherine: oh, no, we never you had those days, two days to get out of quarters and i went home. it didn't dawn on me not to go to my poor mother and father. and so i stayed there. d then i was able to go to japan. and as soon as i got there, then the chinese came in, i guess it was, and the 187 went back. korea. interviewer: and the 187 while in korea went back and forth from korea to japan several tim

so what was -- did you enjoy bragg? >> oh, yeah. >> okay. then during the korean war, your husband commanded the 187th regiment from 1952 to '53 as a brigadier general. >> well, he was a colonel when he went over. >> okay. and then promoted while he was over there? >> yes. >> okay. >> because somebody, that dreadful man told me that -- called me once and said that he could not wear the combat inf infantry badge because colonels couldn't wear it or something like that. wes was a colonel when he went to korea. >> okay. >> so he could wear it, i guess. >> now, when the korean war happened, where did you live? were you allowed to stay on post? >> oh, no. no, no, no. we were never allowed. in those days, you had about two days to get out of quarters and i went home. it didn't dawn on me not to go to my poor mother and father's. so i stayed there and then i was able to go to japan. >> right. >> and as soon as i got there, the chinese came in, i guess it was, and the 187th went back to korea. >> and the 187, while they were in korea, went back and

did you enjoy fort bragg? katherine: yes. after the korean war, your husband commanded the 22nd infantry regiment. katherine: he was a kernel when he went over. he went over.n awaree said he could not the combat infantry badge -- where the combat infantry badge because a general couldn't wear it. he was a colonel when he went to korea. so he could wear it, i guess. interviewer: after the war -- >> it didn't dawn on me not to go to my mother and father. and so i stayed there. and then i was able to go to japan. and as soon as i got there, then the chinese came in, i guess it was, and the 187 went back. to korea. interviewer: and the 187 while in korea went back and forth from korea to japan several times during the war. what was japan like? katherine: it was beautiful and very rustic. the honey buckets still went up and down the street and in fact, wes landed in a field one time that had just been spread. interviewer: with fertilizer. katherine: and i wouldn't let him in the house. i hosed him off outside. oh, it was bad. inte

time to warn passengers that that tickets might become invalid if fake rules are cleared up ahead of bragg's it. also is still strife how u.s. president. import bans on steel will affect producers around the world. this is the deal. your business i'm get out of as welcome a south korean appeals court on monday free the heir of the some some group needs a home after nearly a year of detention the cold suspended the five year jail term here is see for bing the country's former president the forty nine year old heir to one of the world's biggest corporate empires was detained in february twenty seventh seen a lower court had jail leave for corruption in a political scandal that rocked the country and led to the ousting of president park in haiti. finance flying high with its latest quarterly figures showing its earnings saw twelve percent to one hundred six million euros that's despite the cancellation crisis

bragg, like the major. he went by the name "black stuntman." by now, deputy da billy west was monitoring the investigation. >> they were chat friends, chatting about the swinging lifestyle and that sort of thing. and david actually said, you need to meet my wife joan, and invited him to a swinging party. >> they all got together at a local hotel, just social that first time, no sex. >> there was a second swingers' party that both of the shannons and jeffrey attended. and at that party, he i think as well as others did have sex with joan. but after this happened, joan and jeffrey started seeing one another. >> that was okay, though, according to the rules the shannons had established, as long as it was just sex and nobody got romantically entangled. anyway, wilson was married with kids. there was no indication that his wife knew what he was up to on the side with joan. >> we started doing some one on one, is what they call it, when the other person is not there. david always knew when i was with jeff. and the relationship with jeff started, it w

and it is within a mile of the fort bragg base, itself. >> but there was something amiss at the home of the eastburn family. >> the neighbors noticed that the newspapers in the drive way were piling up, and they knew that the husband was out of town. so that naturally raised curiosity. they went and peeked in the window and a heard the baby crying, and then he called the authorities. >> i received the call from the dispatch of a homicide on the somerville road. when i got there, there was one deputy who had been in the building. his eyes teared up and he had his hat down and shaking his head and he said, i don't understand this. >> the baby was taken to safety, and detective bittle and his partner entered the house. >> as we went down the hallway, we looked this the bedroom to the left-hand side, and the daughter who was in the first grade was still in bed and had a star wars blanket pulled up around her neck. she was stabbed ten times. you could see the stab wounds through the blanket. we went further to the master bedroom, and the youngest child was laying there on her back. her th

security in the european union after bragg said and transatlantic time is in the trump area those were the topics dominating a second day of speeches if in munich security conference here in germany german foreign minister gabriele and british prime minister to rescind may were among the leaders that took to the podium to outline global security challenges and their visions to fix them the event is considered to be the most important annual gathering of security policy makers from around the world. standing by for us in munich is mission of the krishna our chief political editor. so the german foreign minister is in my gob was the first leader to speak this morning and he expressed concern about u.s. foreign policy under the trump administration let's have a listen to what he had to say. perhaps this explains why we germans are sometimes irritated when we look across the atlantic. that we no longer. recognize america these days. we measure america by deeds by words by tweets. all right michelle so the governor speaking there what kind of policy then does gun care want to see from the t

security conference kurdish prime minister teresa mayes stresses the need for good times with europe after bragg's it bombed germany's foreign minister says in europe and the west should look to their historical times talk to our correspondent on the ground for the latest also coming up. denis you joan touches down in berlin the german turkish journalist was released after spending a year in a turkish prison in this video aired on twitter you jealous sang to supporters bunty expressed regrets for the many jailed journalists he's leaving behind in germany strike a secret deal to have him released. hello and welcome to the program i marry in evanston and it's good to have you with us. day two the munich security conference is underway here in germany leaders from around the world are meeting to discuss global security challenges with a focus this year on europe british prime minister to resign may used her address to stress the importance of maintaining strong ties between the u.k. and europe in a post brags that world transatlantic times during the trump era were also in the spotlight in speeches b

british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of bragg's it being reversed the brave people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall but although get is a sore head for the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice from a. colonel here in prague for helping her and coming from a manual much calls party the public on the march with advisers said to be at a recent meeting it's something about tactics and it's normally one of your girl friends was glad you came here like us and like many other countries looking for who because it was feeling it is fair i think that today julia increasing you can look at the future of musical and i think the movement of christian authors i believe with when you use the future you can embrace. burring the ideas of mcewan's which invited in every day people regardless of their experience in politics who knew also calls on everyone to join and those behind it hope it'll work for them too we don't have much time the only way of winning is by the same miracle

british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of bragg's it being reversed the british people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall although get is a sore head for the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice from a court cannot hear it from the helping hand coming from a manual much calls party the public on the march with advisors said to be at a recent meeting consulting about tactics and its north one your girl friends was glad you came here like the west and like many other countries looking for who because it was feeling despair i think then too dangerous increasing you can look at the future musical and i think the movement that greece and others i meet with when you use the future you can embrace. during the ideas of mcewan's which invited in every day people regardless of their experience in politics were new also calls on everyone to join and those behind it hope it'll work for them to . we don't have much time the only way of winning is by the same miracle as michael t

braggs is the good friday agreement are mutually incompatible you cannot have brags that you cannot have a forcing of the north of ireland out of the european union on the one hand and still claim to honor in word and spares and lasher the good friday agreement is in our view a stark as the us and i listened to theresa may and i listened to others from the english tories saying. don't worry about the border in ireland ireland will be fine on the one hand and then insisting that britain will leave the customs union leave to single marcus and so on and of course the reality is that those two positions are completely at odds with each other i think the tories have played a very dangerous game no way can are in and are sure darren and or will argument be the collateral damage in the midst of all of that. the idea of reimposing a border on the island is not just economically disruptive it's potentially jeopardizes the entire political infrastructure of the good friday agreement the executive itself in the north and the assembly the northern institutions are built are premised on the notion of

for over a year and a half now now the british government's been busy trying to link russia to the braggs it though but even you tube has gone on record saying that there's been no proof of that sort and across the pond the u.s. has been searching relentlessly for anything to pin hillary's loss on russia so this is just yet another russian interference with successfully debunked but the u.s. establishment refuses to let go of this idea that russia supposedly hacked the election so i have to ask how many more times will this have to happen until they finally admit that there was no you know magical russian meddling really we talked to dave perkins a radio talk show host and political commentator who thinks it is all part of a campaign against the u.s. president. what people fail to understand in the rest of the world i think even americans are just now beginning to fully understand it is that the media here are no longer about broadcasting or journalism or even making money the media's sole purpose as they play out every day on television is to get rid of donald trump and what their proble

the headlines this one reads twitter has finally conceded that russian accounts tried to influence bragg's it but the article goes on to admit this is based on just a few dozen twitter accounts meanwhile in london times headline says twitter admits russian trolls posted about drugs it first paragraph and then it reveals that there were only forty nine suspicious accounts radio talk show host john gaunt told us that the meddling claims may be just a wild goose chase this is a farce these employees went all the way to washington to question do that honest on how the internet works they could've got them on a skype call a question it's. an issue a waste of my taxpayers' money and it's a very very annoying it's a joke they added an almost kangaroo cool fashion following questions that you and one of the waiting to listen to the answers you know well i don't think the british public care they know why people voted for let's just get over it and accept democracy and it doesn't for me i'll be back in about thirty five minutes with a full look at your weekly watch now to international good to have

british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of bragg's it being reversed the brave people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall but all the get is a sore head while the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice but of course they can all hear it from the helping hand coming from a manual much calls party the republic of march with advisors said to be at a recent meeting consulting about tactics and its north one your girl friends was glad you came here like us and like many other countries looking for hope because it was feeling despair i think and today july increasing you can look at the future musical and i think the movement that greece and others i meet with when you use the future you can embrace. during the ideas of mcewan's which invited in every day people regardless of their experience in politics were new also calls on everyone to join and those behind it hope it'll work for them too we don't have much time the only way of winning is by the same miracle as michael. th

>> the video is stunning, taken over the weekend by a charter out of fort bragg. but for marine mammal advocates like steve jones, he says it is appalling. >> not so fast. that's because it might be illegal. the protection act requires you to be 300 feet from whales and this video taken by anchor charter boats of fort bragg, obviously they show the boat inside that space. and not only that, but goes on to show tourists petting the gray whale. >> you had to put this a lot because they ought to know better in some of the fines from the npa, could be loss of vessel after $28,000 for the vessel. >> reporter: the owner says he is within the law because the whale came to him. as for the tourist, maximum punishment could be a $10,000 fine and up to a year in jail. but law enforcement arm of the national atmospheric administration says they are aware of the situation, but can't comment further other than to say this is a prime example of whatnot to do when you see a whale. >> it sends a bad message. and it also, you know, we don't want to domesticate our wild animals, cri

of now the british government's been busy trying to link russia to the braggs of folk but even youtube has gone on record saying that there's been no proof of that sort and across the pond the us has been searching relentlessly for anything to pin hillary's loss on russia so this is just yet another russian interference and it successfully debunked but the us establishment refuses to let go of this idea that russia supposedly hacked the election so i have to ask how many more times will this have to happen until they finally admit that there was no you know magical russian meddling. this is up to you as the recovery operation continues the victims of sunday's deadly plane crash near moscow have been remembered at a vigil in the city hall mouth when we come back. and . here's what people have been saying about rejected in the navy seals exactly just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch at least yampa is the john oliver of r t america is good to see we are apparently better than two thousand and six and see people you ne

premised on the notion of european standards and regulations and law so this is a big problem for us bragg says is a disaster in my view generally if i can offer that for you i respect absolutely the rights of other countries to make their own decisions i think brags this is a mistake from an irish perspective it's dangerous i think it is great she was the way in which the british government has disregarded us at by the way we have said this to mrs may so i'm i'm not saying anything as it were behind her back that we're not quite prepared to to put to the british government but i wouldn't put you in the same category of some of her temper that ministers live so i believe that that's that's as i put up some more straightforward the breaking of the good friday agreement and letter of spirit is that the same thing as the ending of the peace process so we're told them to the violence of the sort of the war is over and there is no. purchase no sentiment at all or told that i see that wishes for a return to any form of political violence at all i think it would be a very very foolish person and

calling a hard bragg's it no deal what what impact is that going to have on an island and its key industries and jobs are you talking about earlier we have been working very hard over the last number of years long before break that to diversify our export opportunities internationally for example our trade in china has doubled over the last number of years from seven billion per annum to fourteen billion per annum seventeen percent of our trade national trade is with britain it's a huge part of our economy and particularly around the whole food and i guess. sector so we want to protect that as best we can. but ultimately if britain takes a decision to leave for the leave the costumes union and all of the trading arrangements that hello goods and services to flow freely between britain and ireland that is going to pose a challenge not alone for britain but indeed for the whole of the it is braggs it all bad for ireland necessarily i mean how how do you see the country well adapting to it thankfully it's not and we see significant opportunities arising for ireland as a result of british post b

a new anti bragg's the party is about to be launched in the u.k. and it's finding its first support across the channel french m.p.'s belonging to a manual micron's on march movement not only back the idea but have reportedly been giving advice to the parties founders are to start with devinsky has the details. this is really a brand new political party that's about to launch in the k. its goals are quite ambitious pledging to transform british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of bragg's it being reversed the brave people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall although get is a sore head for the party is the norm in the u.k. it's getting advice from of course they can all hear it from the helping hand coming from a manual michael's party the public on the march we're.

would be a move reversing bragg's it but the support it's getting from across the channel has led to accusations of french meddling in britain's internal affair. a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me thank you aaron good to have you with us this hour. that is two days until the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics get underway and it's still unclear who will compete the court of arbitration for sport has heard the case of dozens of russian athletes but no decision was reached today but the session adjourned until tomorrow the russian athletes are challenging the international olympic committee's decision to ban them from competing in south korea over the doping scandal artie's trying to reports. the olympic dreams of almost fifty russian asked they right now depend on the court of arbitration for sport and for the pm chang games this is their new home. the court convened for a few hours on wednesday but there was no decision we resumed the hearing tomorrow . but simply a final decision can be rendered at the end of the day tomorrow it is a huge court case as

a new anti bragg's the party is about to be launched in the u.k. and it's finding its first support across the channel french m.p.'s belonging to a manual mccracken's on marsh movement not only back the idea but have reportedly been giving advice to the party's founders are to charlotte devinsky has the details. this is really a brand new political party that's a boat to launch in the k. its goals are quite ambitious pledging to transform british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of brakes it being reversed the british people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall but all the get is a sore head while the party is launching into the fray it's getting advice for of course they can all hear it from their helping her and coming from a manual much calls party the public on the march with advisors said to be at a recent meeting it's something about tactics and it's normal each one of your girl friends was like you can be like us and like many other

and at number one kashmir our side is teenager danielle bragg only insulting a t.v. talk show audiotape out. there mark went viral and helped launch danielle's career as a rap artist. first single had the billboard charts. now that was ranking. and now. digital autonomy block chain technology is expected to transform our lives the same way the internet did artists are now hoping for new ways to market themselves and gain more independence back counting on digital communities. the slovenian d.j. grammatic is the first musician in the world to rely completely on crypto currency . whether it's the production of his music concerts or tour videos he finances everything with blotting many hope that this new technology can help fund cultural enterprises here and see if they artistic gather to talk about it crowdfunding pioneer your highness he is convinced technology can change our society. with his technology each person each artist gets the chance to become more autonomous this restore some of the power citizens lost in the past years to large corporations and to technolo

recent polls are showing that increasing numbers of british citizens would prefer to have the braggs at referendum reversed e.u. supporters are seizing the opportunity to call for a second referendum but how likely is an exit from the brics it. stephen grey is determined. to tell been to stop bricks it. every day he sets up shop right opposite parliament he's taking time off work until he achieves his goal that is the lords every window is one of the lord's offices. i'm not going to let them forget we're here with. new study suggests that some who voted for breakfast now regret their decision that's extra motivation for stephen breyer and others like him should there be another vote for the people they're going to have an end goal they're going to see a charge of what they are actually voting for it would be up to members of parliament to pass legislation for another referendum there are hobhouse is a liberal democrat m.p. her party is one of the smaller ones and they are campaigning to overturn breck's it the leadership of both big political parties are committed to what appears to

and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is braggs it and the rise of right wing populism. less armament fueled wars protesters want to make their miss it slowed unclear two world leaders attending the munich security conference. now in its second day the conference is taking place under tight is security a mirror image of global uncertainty. for us europeans it must be clear that in order to maintain our values or prosperity in our security in the world of tomorrow we have to stand united. and appeal against nationalist uni literalism protectionism and for a joint european defense policy in a time when established security structures are under strain the war in syria tensions between the us and russia disagreements between key nato allies and within the european union breaks it for example is raising questions about the future of defense policy without britain but prime minister to resign may try to l a fierce calling for a new european security deal. europe security is security and that is why i have said and i say again today that the united kingdom is conditionally com

has unveiled a long awaited draft bragg's a treaty that threatens to trigger new arguments with britain on key issues something the e.u. negotiated by the year was rarely wear off when presenting the hundred and twenty page draft a short while ago in brussels he wants london the time was running out. soon you will see so if we wish to make a success of these negotiations and i certainly do we must pick up the pace. of on the thirtieth of march twenty nine teen in thirteen months in thirteen months the u.k. will no longer be a member state of the european union says. that is what they wanted and on that day we need to have organized its withdrawal in an orderly fashion. so that was speaking a short while ago in brussels joining me from there now is the don't be a correspondent bob modern mission bania said there was significant points of disagreement what are the key issues in sounding blocks in the draft. no the biggest issue indeed is time because as michel barnier has said over and over again the clock is ticking and in london nobody seems to be listening so now they have finally agre

big city can be stopped at this stage his biggest mosse with the latest episode on a series road to bragg's it. stephen brady is determined. determined to stop. every day he said sub shop right opposite parliament he's taking time off work until he achieves his goal that the it's the lords every window is one of the lord's offices they. are not going to let them forget we're here with a new study suggests that some who voted for breakfast now regret their decision that's extra motivation for stephen breyer and others like him should there be another vote for the people they're going to have an end goal they're going to see a charge of what they are actually voting for there has been a slight shift in public opinion and marginally more people would now vote to stay within the e.u. however the shift has not been dramatic enough to persuade many m.p.'s here in the house of parliament to actively campaign for a second referendum. it would be up to members of parliament to pass legislation for another referendum there are hobhouse is a liberal democrat m.p. her party is one of the smaller ones a

bragg obviously shows the boated in that space. not only -- boat inside that space, not only that, but goes on to show tourists petting the gray whale. >> you have to put this a lot on the whale watching community. they really oughtton better and some of the -- ought to know better and some of the fines can be $25,000 or loss of vessel. >> reporter: the owner said he's within the law because the whale came to him. >> the whale was there. if you've seen the other videos that we posted, it was definitely liking the attention and basically, you know, appeared to ask for more. >> reporter: as for the tourists, maximum punishment could be a $10,000 fine and up to a year in jail. the law enforcement arm of the national oceanic and atmospheric association says they're aware of the situation but can't comment further other than to say this is a prime example of what not to do when you see a whale. >> it sends a bad message. we don't want to domesticate our wild animals, particularly large whales. we would like them to be wary of us and to

minister well now the report you've just seen is part of the d w series road to bragg's it tell reporters laws scholten sic not to send big muscle travelling around europe and the u.k. trying to understand the full impact of the upcoming divorce between britain and you more special coverage. all their home page that's dot com. now the winter olympics in south korea are end in durance tests not just for the athletes but also for the spectators along the tracks and in the stadiums it's a harsh winter with minus with temperatures well below zero so it's no surprise that a coat has caused a national frenzy long and padded it's a functional piece of clothing that sold out within days unlike tickets to the actual games. it's become a fashion must have just in time for the games the official winter olympics jacket has caused a frenzy especially among students and soles trendy gung naam district. the country any comfy no matter what you wear underneath. it keeps your whole body will from head to ten. koreans generally wait patiently but many here are at their wits and. the thirty thousand limited

this video from anchor charter boats of fort bragg shows people inside that space but the company says they're not at fault. >> the whale was liking the attention and appeared to be asking for more. >> maximum punishment could reach a $10,000 fine and up to one year in jail. whale watchers should always keep their distance, even if they get close. >> wow. >> i feel bad for the tourists because they're excited. >> the company probably should have known, the touring company that took them out. even if it's a warning, that's a lesson for us all: don't touch the whales. >> just look. >> it's migration time and a ton going past california. it's neat to see on the whale watching tours. it's neat to see nonetheless. >>> we have a waxing gibbus out there rielgt now. it's getting shy it seems like at this hour. but it is still a cool shot to see our photographer clayton. thanks for bringing that to us. that's the moon. a bit of a calm and showing clear skies out there compared to what we had yesterday. yes, it's still breezy but at least the storm moved to the south of us. here we go. hi-def do

british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of bragg's it being reversed the brave people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall but all the get is a sore head while the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice from a coffee can or hear it from the helping hand coming from a manual much calls party the republic of march with advisers said to be at a recent meeting consulting about tactics and it's norm which one your girl friends was glad you came here like the west and like many other countries looking for hope because it was feeling despair i think and today truth increasing you can look at the future musical and i think the movement that chris and others i meet with when you use the future you can embrace. during the ideas of mcewan's which invited in every day people regardless of their experience in politics were new also calls on everyone to join and those behind it hope it'll work for them too we don't have much time the only way of winning is by the same miracle as micha

bragg as the whales migrate along the coast. >> how special is that. >> it is special. >> bring your own towel. >> good to know. >>ies >>> welcome to "world news tonight." the deadly tornado outbreak. at least four dead as a powerful line of storms strikes millions. homes flattened, cars tossed and mangled. neighborhoods ripped apart. and tonight, the growing flood threat. some communities now under water. >>> breaking with the nra? will president trump go where the nra will not, on age restrictions for weapons like the ar-15, and banning bump stocks? as congress comes back, is now the moment for action? >>> the emotional return. parents and students back at stoneman douglas high school for the first time. this, as pressure on the sheriff mounts. the governor of florida now ordering an investigation into the police response. >>> family fights back. a crook with a shotgun robbing a

british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of bragg's it being reversed the british people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall although get is a sore head while the party is launching into play it's getting advice from a.

bragg. >> whale watching one of the most popular pthings to >> i hear that's not very pleasant, mike. >> looks fun. >> i've never been that close where they spray you. but i'm told that it smells really bad. >> probably comes from a place you don't want to know about. yeah. >>> hi everybody. going to be a little breezy this afternoon with temperatures running in the low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods. 51 to about 57. there could be a few upper 50s out there in concord and frem t fremont. cold again tonight, getting close in the east bay. mid-30s to low 40s around the bay and the coast. we start with the next system thursday. it's a 2 on the storm impact scale. we go for thursday, friday and saturday. off and on rain during the entire 72-hour period. if you look at our color-coding over here. green is at least an inch to possibly 2 to 3 inches up in the north bay. we've got a march -- beginning of a march miracle coming our way. sue? >>> we've got a couple of issues. highway 24 in the westbound direction by fish ranch road, we saw a spinout that overturned multiple times and landed o

were hit the euro stocks six hundred index saw its worst day of trading since the bragg vote so what does all of this mean and how can we put it in some context that goes beyond the numbers what we've got team coverage tonight that goes from europe across the atlantic to new york i'm happy to have here at the big table our very own business anchor daniel winters he's here with me davis good to have you and from you guessed it the new york stock exchange the face that you know and trust the most from wall street our very own quarter yes it's good to see you i want to start with you yes can we give this a name at this point i mean what are you hearing there if it's not a crash is that a correction or is it a curveball that investors have to try to hit. technically it's a correction and nobody years talking about a crash or any problem panic selling and we would need to drop fifteen twenty percent of probably it to talk about depression or something like that but nobody uses this word over here at this point. and dana what about the rest of the world and what does this look like well it

british politics and reverse brigs it it wants a second referendum on it i think there's no chance of bragg's it being reversed the brave people have spoken and that's an end of the matter they can bash their head against a brick wall although gas is a sore head while the party is launching in the u.k. it's getting advice from a. camel here in prague a helping hand coming from a manual much for his party the republic of march with advisers said to be at a recent meeting consulting about tactics and its norms one of your good friends was like you pete like us and like many other countries looking for because it was feeling despair i think the danger increasing you can look at the future musical and i think the movement of christian authors i mean with when you use the future you can embrace. during the ideas of mark. which invited in every day people regardless of their experience in politics were new also calls on everyone to join and those behind it hope it'll work for them too we don't have much time the only way of winning is by the same miracle as michael. the u.k. electoral commission sa

fires back at the european union solution to a major sticking point in bragg's that negotiations plus. i'm kathleen foyer in central african republic a town that is controlled by one of the largest rebel movements in the country i'll be telling you yet despite the presence of the length. and russia's officially reinstated to the olympic movement is going to have all the details and the support . afghanistan's president is offering to recognize the taliban as a legitimate political party made the announcement during the couple peace conference where twenty five countries met for talks aimed at ending the sixteen year long war tony bartley reports from kabul it was a warm and far reaching speech in which the afghan president offered the taliban a peace deal without precondition he also promised official political recognition and an office in kabul if the armed group joins the peace process of the taliban a machine. i call on the taliban and the leadership today the decision is in your hands accept peace a dignified peace come together to safeguard this country which has been the results

calling a hard bragg's it no deal what what impact is that going to have on ireland and its key industries and jobs are you talking about earlier we have been working very hard over the last number of years long before break that to diversify our export opportunities internationally for example our trade in china has doubled over the last number of years from seven billion per annum to fourteen billion per annum seventeen percent of our trade national trade is with britain it's a huge part of our economy and particularly around the whole food and i guess. sector so we want to protect that as best we can. but ultimately if britain takes a decision to leave for the leave the costumes union and all of the trading arrangements that hello goods and services to flow freely between britain and ireland that is going to pose a challenge not alone for britain but indeed for the whole of the it is brags that all bad for ireland necessarily i mean how how do you see the country well adapting to it thankfully it's not and we see significant opportunities arising for ireland as a result of british post