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printed hard it's small only about the size of a rabbit but is made with human tissue and blood vessels researchers hope to produce organs suitable for humans in the future though they say it's a long way off yet. again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera the centuries old cathedral in paris has been badly damaged by fire firefighters managed to save the main structure but its fire and rules collapsed french president emmanuel michel has promised it will be rebuilt. not periods of history it's a literature the place where we've lived all the great moments wars and liberations the very center of our lives and we measure ourselves in paris from the center the place of books of painting phaedra which is that of french men and women even those who have never come here the sister it's owls and it's burning it's burning and i know the said internal tremor felt by so many of our citizens. in other news demonstrators in sudan's capital are continuing their push for an immediate transition to civilian rule protesters are calling for deposed president omar bashir sparty to be

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it's very hard not to invite the sitting american president and argued here is also that perhaps trump can bring some good news to theresa may, two brexit, about trade. that is our view here. i am sure we'll see some of these pictures in trump campaign commercials, assuming he does not walk in front of the queen as he did la st walk in front of the queen as he did last time! it was interesting to note the donald trump's tweets, i thing we have got a page that shows you all of the tweets from this morning, there they go, the time we put this together, 12 or 13. not one of them had mentioned the state visit. why do you think that is? he still has the mueller report in his mind. the white house went to great lakes to betray him is happy in his mind. he was tweeting incessantly about the 13, 17, 18 angry democrats. it certainly is eating at him. as you can see on capitol hill, the democrats are moving slowly but they are moving towards big hearings about the investigation, calling up the attorney general, they want to call up mueller, the former white house counsel. this is not leaving tru

it might be very hard to d carbonized the industrial processes. in the power sector, we have so many cost-effective allusions. we have double digit cost drops in renewable energy. we have battery technology. there is no reason why we should not drive as far as possible in this sector, deploying these resources. we must invest in making carbon capture and storage more cost- effective, and pretty down the cost. there is a role for public sector there dollars along with the public and private sector. >>> lung question for the audience relating to this, most of the discussions today have been in the united states. currently, it's focus on domestic action. what should the united states be doing to support developing countries? that is a good segue to the discussion of we are here at the marginal cost, it is cheaper than the current coal plant. in places like southeast asia, where electricity is ramping up incredibly fast, the equation is different. i did a story about a former secretary of state's efforts to get vietnam off of coal. what showed in the

all three of you deserve what the "new york times" and "the washington post" received d in terms of your hard work and your coverage and without your digging and sources and everything in between i don't think we would be where we are today. i applaud all of you for your hard work. start withth you. let's talk about hillary. look at this. >> she has got to be the most clueless person in america. she has the audacity to accuse the attorney general and deputy ag of getting it wrong on obstruction and accusing trump of obstructing justice when she is really the symbol of obstruction straight out of the statute, not one but two of the five provisions ones obstruction, concealing evidence and destroying documents. not only that, she writes this op-ed telling everybody she is an authority on impeachment and literally cites her husband's own impeachment.nd i will tell you what's going on here. mllary clinton cannot stand that she is not the center of attention. i mean, it's like crack cocaine for her. power always gave her attention. she can't stand that there are 20 people running for the demo

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officials have argued it would allow hard-liners in iran to allow deadly attacks against americans. they told d me the trump administration is convinced that the revovolutionary guards are posing a greater threat to u.s. troops on the ground and he also told me that if you ask where to guard the threats from iran, theyey would be plalaying by thr own rules and that is something that is unacceptable for the u.s. administration. brent: at the same time, they want the iranian regime to return to the negotiating table. how are they able to achieve, basically square a circle? >> they are trying to impose more sanctions to increase economic and political pressure on iran in the hope that it would lead to new negotiations about a new deal that would only concentrate on iran's nuclear programs, but also its missile programs on its activities in the region. however, we have to say that in the moment, -- at the moment, it does not look like iran would be ready to talk. brent: alexandra, thank you. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. in sudan, people died in p

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host: so d you put in farm hours? ms. garcia: i often get up at 5:00 in the morning to read notes, to pe pair for meetings, i'm up anyway. it's hard for me to sleep ate. but i'm a good napper. host: how would you describe your work style or work ethic? ms. garcia: it's usually nonstop. for me the only thing that's different from previous positions, it's not the hours but the intensity. for me, in the state senate there were periods where we were like really, really busy. here it's that way every single day. but the hours are the same. the weather is different. but other than that it's just, you know, again, just working to make things better for working families. host: anything that surprised ou about washington? ms. garcia: not really. it's just another tool if you will, for me, in trying to make a difference. if there's anything surprise, it's just the change of weather. it seems to be so fickle. ou know. it can be snowing one day and raining the next, sleet the next and it's really wreaking havoc on my allergies but ot

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