my meeting with stefan halper and that charge. secondly, they wanted to know about what trump was up there with the russians, which was nonsense. >> this is important. you were saying, she was being so suggestive with you to get that information. you were set up in a major way and then, you know, it sounds like, i would think, a perjury trap in the end that put you in jail for two weeks. >> that's exactly what happened. this whole thing was a complete set up. there werepp some keystone stuff going on. the u.k. obviously was involved because the operation was in london. i was meeting with british officials the same day that stefan halper and azra turk were spying on me. there was something really insidious going on here with our ally, the u.k., and i'm sure that president trump is going to get to the bottom of it once he goes abroad and meets with theresa may and the queen in june. >> sean: thank you, both. when we come back, and bc so-called commentator, he thinks he's a genius, took a shot at me, i'll respond a little better. ari

and that's what i -- [ buzzing noise ] >> in the middle of interviewing stefan the alarm went off. the protocol at the prison is all inmates have to get down on their stomachs and all staff and other personnel remain standing. >> false alarm. >> it was a little sad, actually, watching stefan on the ground because we were in the midst of having this great conversation almost and he started to think of himself, i think, as a regular guy, back out on the street and suddenly it was very clear, no, he's an inmate and he has to get down on the ground like all the other inmates, get dirty, until he is told he can get back up. how long did it take you to get used to doing that? >> well, when i was in jamestown i got a lot of practice. the yard goes down a lot on that. so -- glad that happened for you guys. >> so i had made a little joke with him because i could feel his embarrassment and i wanted to just try to lighten it up a little bit. did you arrange for that, stefan? >> can't say that i did. all right. that was a lot of fun. okay. where was i? >> parro went on to tell us that in order

and stefan both with the best thank you very much for bringing us up to date on that boat. in the capital i'm getting captain. is really only because the voted to dissolve parliament after prime minister binyamin netanyahu failed to form a coalition government talks short because of infighting among netanyahu as rightwing allies he was unable to broker a compromise between the secular nationalist party of former defense minister lieberman and ultra orthodox jewish parties on the issue of military conscription need to now missed a midnight deadline of forming a government paving the way for an unprecedented 2nd snap election in september last vote was hands just 7 weeks ago. kind of cream while correspond in jerusalem and joins me now from outside the israeli parliament tanya a big setback for netanyahu tell us more about why he was unable to form a coalition yes definitely a big 3rd for mr netanyahu it was a real drama here last night in the knesset here just behind me when the lawmakers voted for the dissolution of this knesset session so paving the way now for new electio

journalist stefan both joins me now from the banks of the danube river in budapest stiffle the south korean minister has visited the site of the accident what more can you tell us about south korea's response and reaction to this accident. well indeed south korean foreign minister was here briefly to really pay her respects and also to see for herself the society where just really hours and hours and hours earlier the boat sank was so many. citizens. and self course the reaction has been one of shock from south korea they still remember a tragedy 5 years ago when bored and 300 south koreans dives. on a when when a vessel went down there they were hoping that this would never happen again but of course now thousands of miles away here in budapest once again that's south korea into mourning but only south koreans i would say gary and so are also mourning here they have been just flowers in new york and candles as well and of course in the meantime duress cule for it's still going on just behind me here since it's been more than 24 hours since the accident stefan give us an update on th

china trade deal but with new tariffs and tensions we have now talking to stefan legan is an economist from the university of sun gallants winston stefan why is christine lagarde so worried isn't this just donald trump playing hardball just for the sake of his local audience. well i think both is true of course donald trump is already laying the groundwork for his twenty twenty presidential election campaign but the reason christine lagarde another economists are concerned about the impact is so far everything we seen as an impact from this trade war or trade conflict has been in line with what we expected however the question the big question is what is the magnitude of the impact if that trade conflict escalates further and unfortunately or better fortunately we do not have an recent episode of something like that happening that is we do not have the data to clearly say what will happen if a country like the united states imposes tariffs on all of its imports from china and imposes tariffs of the magnitude of ten fifteen twenty five percent so we can simulate the fact in our models b

of sundance was in stefan why is christine so worried isn't this just donald trump playing hardball just for the sake of a local audience that. well i think both is true of course donald trump is already laying the groundwork for his twenty twenty presidential election campaign but the reason christine lagarde and other economists are concerned about the impact is so far everything we've seen as an impact from this trade war or trade conflict has been in line with what we expected however the question the big question is what is the magnitude of the impact if that trade conflict escalates further and unfortunately or better fortunately we do not have an recent episode of something like that happening that is we do not have the data to clearly say what will happen if a country like the united states imposes tariffs on all of its imports from china and imposes terror of the magnitude of ten fifteen twenty five percent so we can simulate the fact in our models but there's a lot of uncertainty about whether or not these models properly reflect the impact of a major escalation of this tr

mermaid likely went down very fast children were reportedly among its passengers so cool all the fun stefan both standing along the banks of the river danube in budapest i asked him to give us an update on the rescue operation. well delay just a stance here behind me ships are really working around the clock to say fly so i can tell you every minute it's that it's getting increasingly difficult there is rain currents off the danube face quite fast and i'll storage space at this hour i desperate day saying more than 20 people are still missing and they are very concerned about their fate i do know that during the night to there were also some lamb so you stayed on by a. group because many films are being recorders here in in budapest they were helping these lamps a lot of people but it seems not to have been and also still more than 20 people are missing at this hour do we know anything more about the circumstances i think condition which led to this accident. which yes what we do know is that there was a coalition which is an older sightseeing boat or a cruise boat if you will and that's a

bourses on the banks of the danube in budapest for us and he joins us with the latest hi stefan we've heard just now that one carrying authorities have just arrested the captain of the cruise boat that was involved in the collision what is the latest you can tell us about the investigation and also ongoing rescue operations. sure well the police authorities have taken it very seriously from the beginning day have said dale want to know what happened today very soon already started a criminal investigation into what is really the biggest tragedy for hungary in the danube river in 75 years now what they also know is as you said already at least 7 people died but they are believing that number will go up because star still looking for more than 20 people and. chances are very very slim at this point today survived and. authorities are really counting on a huge debt still. seem to moral it's a huge tragedy stephon in south korean rescue specialists as we saw are also on their way what can they add to these operations. which well what's interesting is that the people who are arriving here

in budapest did me 1st before stefan what is the latest on the rescue operation 21 people are still missing including 2 hungering crew members how difficult is it going to be to find survivors at this stage. well it's just going to be extremely difficult and i think the authorities are slowly realizing that at least more than 20 people have died actually they found 7 people alive but also they found 7 bodies already and more than 20 people are still missing. a little little chance that any one of them will be found alive at this stage so the situation is very sad in a way people have also. brought flowers here and candles because this is not only a situation that has impacted the south koreans but also to people who live here in this neighborhood who every day actually see the sight seeing boats here it's important business for many many on gary and says well. slowly now and the tragedies only. to be described as the worst tragedy on the danube river for angry in 75 years when the captain of the cruise ship that was involved in this. what more is known about his involvement in the a

committee and joining us from milan stefan of edge in an italian journalist who focuses on economics and foreign affairs and is also co-author of the black book of the leg gentlemen welcome all of you to insight story their finest expects of us if i can start with you were just seeing this report about that rally in milan led by matt taylor vini how likely do you think it is that a lot of these far right stroke populous parties across europe will be able to form a functioning coalition a functioning bloc within the european parliament this is the most important question because this is the 1st time that we've seen these parties cooperating together usually they don't like each other they don't like to be associated with each other right wing nationalism has different shades and for a lot of these parties across europe they have tried over time to create a more mainstream image about themselves to be able to attract more. mainstream voters rather than the extremes so they have traditionally they traditionally didn't like to to cooperate with each other but this time i think they're tr

we also know that in fact spies were sent in vis-a-vis stefan halper. for carter page, s papadopoulos, sam clovis. on top of the spying, basically through the fisa warrant into all things trump. what else are we going to find out? >> well, i know this much about christopher steele, and his dossier. i've read plenty of intelligence reports, i've met with plenty of british officials that are in intelligence, not only in the u.k., but here and abroad. they have been very valuable, allies to us. they are not idiots, sean. there is no possible way that british intelligence folks read the christopher steele dossier and didn't just laugh, okay? r so i actually believe that mueller knows that the mueller dossier team knew that the brits actually i think did give us some warning. but we can't get that information. i think there are things that mueller knew about, i think the brits probably did raise concernsns about steele's credibility to the new administration. but of course, we can't get those documents. it's what we continue to try to get. hopefully, it is w

and correspondent stefan boss joins us now on the banks of the danube in budapest thanks for joining us stefan the south korean foreign minister has arrived in hungary or a very somber visit what what's been on the agenda. well what of course she wants to know is how the rescue operation is so own going and also to pay her respects for south korean people this is really a trauma they still remember what happened 5 years ago when a vessel old selves sunk they are killing more than 300 people and there's some south korean people even said you know it feels almost the same as dead time now again we are mourning the death so so many people including also a very young girl now i can tell you that since she left a lot of activity is going on here behind me actually had divers are preparing apparently to finally go into the water and find steps that boat depp's sent here really need just a way near dates bridge and of course the problem is that these are very difficult down galion the foreign minister has just spoken to reporters and he said it is very difficult for divers at this hour to s

committee and joining us from milan stefan of edge in an italian journalist who focuses on economics and foreign affairs and is also co-author of the black book of the leg gentlemen welcome all of you to inside story the finest expects of us if i can start with you were just seeing this report about that rally in milan led by matt hale vini how likely do you think it is that a lot of these far right stroke populous parties across europe will be able to form a functioning coalition a functioning bloc within the european parliament this is the most important question because this is the 1st time that we've seen these parties cooperating together usually they don't like each other they don't like to be associated with each other right wing nationalism has different sade's and for a lot of these parties across europe they have tried over time to create a more mainstream image about themselves to be able to attract more. mainstream voters rather than the extremes so they have traditionally they traditionally didn't like to to cooperate with each other but this time i think they're trying

both is on the banks of the danube in budapest for us and he joins us with the latest hi stefan we've heard just now that one carrion authorities have just arrested the captain of the cruise boat that was involved in the collision what is the latest you can tell us about the investigation and also ongoing rescue operations which well the police authorities have said take it very seriously from the beginning they have said dale wants to know what exactly happened today very soon already started criminal investigation into what is really the biggest tragedy for hungry in the danube river in 75 years now what they also know is as you said already at least 7 people died but they are believing that number will go up because start still looking for more than 20 people and joe johns has a very very slim at this point that they survived in fact. authorities are really counting on the huge debt still said a lot shit seem to moral it's a huge tragedy stefan and south korean rescue specialists as we saw are also on their way what can they add to these operations. sure well what's interesting is

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and his brother it was all stefan in game one, 36-3. 36-3 . >> was a distraction at all >> we played plenty of games, no distraction. i told my mama, who you with a, i saw her stand up and cheer but i saw all portland . >> it's gotta be difficult, it's the best album you can have as a family so i don't feel bad for them at all. >> john anderson, called up to make his big debut giving up three runs in five innings it was better at the play the first pitcher since 1900 to get mom is jacked out of her mind, taught him of the six got tied at three brandon crawford at the three, bye-bye baby. the last 16 and the drought. second home and of the in the giants win 4-3 that they split the two-game set. the pga championship begins tomorrow in new york and next year around that time the tournament will be held at harding park in san francisco. the last time a pro golf tournament was played in 2005, john daly missed the putt extending a playoff to tiger woods. after winning the championship in 1991, 53-year-old is using a golf cart as he deals with a knee injury are not getting any sympathy from

we also know that in fact spies were sent in vis-a-vis stefan halper. for carter page, papadopoulos, sam clovis. on top of the spying, basically through the fisa warrant into all things trump. what else are we going to find out? >> well, i know this much about christopher steele, and his dossier, i've read plenty of intelligence reports, i've met with plenty of british officials that are in intelligence, not only in the u.k., but here and abroad. they have been very valuable allies to us. they are not idiots, sean. there is no possible way that british intelligence folks read the christopher steele dossier and didn't just laugh, okay? so i actually believe that mueller knows that the mueller dossier team knew that the brits actually i think did give us some morning. but we can't get that information. i think there are things that mueller knew about, i think the brits probably did raise concerns about steele's credibility to the new administration. but of course, we can't get those documents. it's what we continue to try to get. hopefully, it is what the

what stefan flukey goes certainly does every decision he makes has just the one purpose to reinforce the forest and minimize risks that claim of climate change is happening and is already impacting on our work today determines what our work consists of. and sometimes that also means cutting down entire swathes of old trees next spring he'll be planting and other climate compatible trees here. in areas where the tree population is still in a healthy condition he does what he can to boost the growth of the strongest and most promising tree. any trees standing in the way of that on the taking all removed this junk the names the resistance of the individual trees and us such of the entire forest. the far as to which also reduced the time he leaves until harvesting as his trees do not grow too thick or too old they're less vulnerable it's a strategy that also benefits the structure of the forest space previously taken up by older trees is now available for the young saplings succeeding that. their resulting forest comprises trees in a range of different heights and ages the chances of som

joining me now is stefan both from the banks of the danube river. is different to us more about the rescue operation then he hopes of finding any survivors alive and well at this point i can tell you. the very concerned that i may not find any survivors they are desperate really to find more people and you may hear also have a cultural background and also there are all the efforts going on to really search this area for it for any remains but because that is all day appear to see it right now they have given to basically hope to find any survivors more than 20 people are still missing and it is expected that the death toll will rise to at least $28.00. now the captain off a cruise ship involved in the collision is in custody and the honduran prime minister has asked for how investigation into the accident what other information do we have so far. well what we do know is steps he has been detained on suspicion old or reckless behavior sorties are saying that captain was actually responsible maybe for this coalition but they are still investigating be

what stefan flow certainly does every decision he makes has just the one purpose to reinforce the forest and minimize risks that claim of climate change is happening and is already impacting on our work today determines what our work consists of. and sometimes that also means cutting down entire swathes of old trees next spring he'll be planting and other climate compatible trees here. in areas where the tree population is still in a healthy condition he does what he can to boost the growth of the strongest and most promising trees. any trees standing in the way of that on the taking all removed to strengthen the resistance of the individual trees and such of the entire forest. the forest to who's also reduced the time he leaves until harvesting as his trees do not grow too thick or too old they're less vulnerable it's a strategy that also benefits the structure of the forest space previously taken up by older trees is now available for the young saplings succeeding them. the resulting forest comprises trees in a range of different heights and ages the chances of some of the trees withst

efforts still going on just behind me yes it is but it's been more than 24 hours since the accident stefan give us an update on the rescue operation the chances of finding more survivors. well the now saying that they are still looking for survivors officially but i can tell you that it has been dating to find anyone alive and the expectation east at the desk still will be indeed 28 as well as fear to among them also we do know 6 year old girl and of course many many other people and what remains now of course to get to the really out of the water. very difficult i have seen however. people from the hunt gary and army are actually investigating the raid for beth to see when and how they can. remain. very very difficult at the moment the current. fast. stormy weather it has so much improved now but we have to see the coming hours what they really can do. thank you very much for that. you're watching video of in years still to come thailand's trained activist. tries for their performances. today may 31st is world no tobacco day when the world health organization puts the spotlight on the per

what stefan flukey goes certainly does every decision he makes has just the one purpose to reinforce the forest and minimize risks that claim of a climate change is happening and is already impacting on our work today determines what our work consists of. and sometimes that also means cutting down entire swathes of old trees next spring he'll be planting and other climate compatible trees here. in areas where the tree population is still in a healthy condition he does what he can to boost the growth of the strongest and most promising tree. any trees standing in the way of that undertaking all removed this junk the news the resistance of the individual trees and such of the entire forest. the forest a who's also reduced the time he leaves until harvesting as his trees do not grow too fake or too old they're less vulnerable it's a strategy that also benefits the structure of the forest space previously taken up by older trees is now available for the young saplings succeeding that. their results in forest comprises trees in a range of different heights and ages the chances of some of

forest as stefan filthy guy is aware of that potential threat but the prospect of losing his forest to climate change is in his eyes a greater danger. if we keep an eye on survey results but regenerating the next generation is something that can't wait until the research is completed so we've planted species here that we assume will be climate compatible like the douglas fir tree oak and some non-domestic species of opportunity. a carefully planned multinational tree planting scheme to make his forest fitter for the future . that's all for now next time we'll take a look at blocked chain technology because of its decentralized nature it's regarded as one of the most secure forms of communication but what makes blood change so termed the proof. join is for that and more. next time on tomorrow today see you then by. going. to. a place of understanding and reconciliation the national museum of african-american history and culture in washington d.c. it's a first time that he will have a history that other people can see. a spectacular building that documents a long fight for freedom it rea

what i thought as i also say but definitely they are going into it safety issues as well i believe stefan both joining us from the banks of the danube there in budapest where the search for answers is only just beginning and of course to see also if there are any survivors from this accident thank you so much for your reporting. israeli lawmakers have voted to dissolve parliament after prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to form a coalition government talks stalled because of inflating infighting excuse me among netanyahu is right wing allies he was unable to broker a compromise between the secular nationalist party of the former defense minister avigdor lieberman and ultra orthodox jewish parties on the issue of military conscription netanyahu missed a midnight deadline for forming a government paving the way for an unprecedented 2nd snap election in september last what was held just 7 weeks ago. well earlier we spoke with middle east correspondent tanya kramer and asked her how much of a setback this is for benjamin netanyahu. yes definitely a big setback for mr netanyahu it was a

in our correspondent stefan balls who is joining us from the banks of the danube there in budapest on so as we've heard emergency crews they have been working through the night what is the latest on the rescue operation. which well the latest the steps a day are still searching for more than 20 people who remain missing and scientists are running out a sort of desperate they are not believing that survivors will be found because the current tilted danube river is also very strong. boring rain for most of the time and die 1st are really really struggling to find that they have already found 7 people deaths of course they also rescued 7 people. who are still on and you know i can also see behind me several a rescue workers still being active on a boat still searching but for now while we're still. such a boat tours they are routine what more do we know about the circumstances of the collision because we understand that there is now a criminal investigation being launched. yes indeed to be close to resupply criticism because people are saying how is it possible this boat. so fast because

i received an unsolicited email in september of 2016 from a man name stefan halper who was suggesting that he wanted to pay me $3,000 to write a report on energy security questions, and i was a recognized expert on that, israel, turkey, and cyprus. i looked him up, i'd never heard of him. i saw that he had worked in four u.s. administrations and he was a professor at cambridge so i accepted his offer and he flew me to london, where he paid for my five star hotel, and he said before i meet with you i want you to meet my assistant. he put this assistant in an email chain along with me and i saw her name, i recognized it as turkish, which was suspicious right away because my policy positions throughout my entire career were very hostile to turkey. when i noticed a turkish name, i didn't understand why she would be involved. i went and i met with her and she was very suggestive, as you can understand, younger, very flirtatious. i right away understood this wasn't a cambridge assistant and she barely spoke english and she was very flirty and was trying to do two things, one, to extract inf

growth where do we go from here joining us, stefan, managing partner at bridge park advisers and former u.s. undersecretary of national trade. the president said we're not there yet on a deal but continues to leave open the prospect of one in general how much longer can this go before it doesn't really matter whether there is a deal or not because the tariffs and all that or hitting home already? >> you know, look, kelly i think that's a big question. i think everybody expectedtous g -- expect us to get a deal and fwh now the president is saying we're not ready for a deal i think wisdom would suggest this is going to play out for some period of time and we don't know where it's going to end and as a result, a lot of fits and starts >> it went from a couple of months ago to of course, there was going to be a deal, everything is fine and now people are drawing cold war comparisons and 30 years war comparisons and iraq war comparisons and what lens would you use to think about the environment we're in today >> look, i think this was never going to be easy the president and the administrati

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while stefan and solse were in trouble with the law, they've now turned their lives around. solse says the community needs to speak up. we are used to come from a culture where you shut up and put up. whatever you talk about, it keeps within the family. to all of those values, you don't talk about your situation. i grew up in a culture where what is kept is said between the family, if it even gets said. but going to therapy, speaking to anyone outside, none of that. kevin, why haven't you gone to the police in recent years? i think as black men, we don't think about getting that person arrested. kevin has written a book based on abuse. what about charities and therapy? i don't think there is a charity that really, supports black men, black or asian men when it comes to sexual abuse. i think the problem is, we don't come forward. because we don't come forward, there's not a problem. if i had seen a documentary or imagery of sexual abuse growing up that had black men who had spoken up, i probably would have done. it wouldn't have taken me 30 years to come forward and say, i've

meet sol, kevin and stefan. three black men living very different lives, but all experiencing the same struggles because of the sexual abuse they faced as children. they're all determined to speak up to help the next generation of black men. if i wasn't abused, what would i be today? stefan runs a charity aimed at young people encouraging them to give up gang violence, something he struggled to do. it ruins your life — going in gangs and being powerful and strong and fighting the world, no matter who it is, and then at night going home crying to yourself over your demons that you're dealing with yourself. until you deal with those demons yourself, you're never going to be the person you want to be or the person that you're supposed to be because of the abuse that you've had. oh, my gosh. i was involved in as many things as i possibly could be. i was living this life. what kind of things? anything from just wrongdoing to more wrongdoing. while stefan and solse were in trouble with the law, they've now turned th

while stefan and solse were in trouble with the law, they've now turned their lives around. solse says the community needs to speak up. we are used to come from a culture where you shut up and put up. whatever you talk about, it keeps within the family. choose all of those values, you don't talk about your situation. i grew up in a culture where what is ke pt grew up in a culture where what is kept is said between the family, if it even get said. about going to therapy, speaking to anyone outside, none of that. kevin, why haven't you gone to the police in recent years? i think it is black men, we don't think about getting that person arrested. kevin has written a book based on abuse. what about charities and therapy? i don't think there is and therapy? i don't think there is a charity that really, supports black men, black or asian men when it comes to sexual abuse. i think the problem is, we don't come forward. because we don't come forward , forward. because we don't come forward, there's not a problem. if i had seen a documentary or imagery of sexual abuse growing up that

week will end up with a us china trade deal but with new tariffs and tensions we have now talking to stefan legan is an economist from the university of sun. why is christine so worried isn't this just donald trump playing hardball just for the sake of his local audience. well i think both is true of course donald trump is already laying the groundwork for his twenty twenty presidential election campaign but the reason christine lagarde another economists are concerned about the impact is so far everything we've seen as an impact from this trade war or trade conflict has been in line with what we expected however the question the big question is what is the magnitude of the impact if that trade conflict escalates further and unfortunately or better fortunately we do not have an recent episode of something like that happening that is we do not have the data to clearly say what will happen if a country like the united states imposes tariffs on all of its imports from china and imposes tariffs of the magnitude of ten fifteen twenty five percent so we can simulate the fact in our models but the

stefan report. >> he was left for dead on the side of the highway. when he looks back on the picture of himself, he remembers he was stabbed because he was a muslim. >> it is a miracle this driver is alive.. burnt aliveo he was with his truck. >> we tried to regarded as a criminal event, but there is elements -- in place. the authorities regularly plan -- regularly fan the flalames. the mayor of johannesburg spoke out about his concerns. >> the immigration crisis in our -- provide services with immediate funding. example inpractical get between 25% and 39%. >> a large denial within the polititicians. >> they are keeping their head down. they have been living in south africa for 10 years and have nowhere to go. a aeghan markle gave birth to baby b boy. her husband says thther and b by are doing well but they have yet to decide on a name. >> it is a boy. first child for the couplele who was marriried a yer agag officials say he was born at 5:26 monday morning. the proud father was present for the birth. , as am proud of my wife every father and parent,

printing is clearly a double edged sword stefan it is an engineer and innovation expert in knows a lot about this topic and. it's actually easier to buy a gun whether legally or illegally then to print one and. printing a firearm will give you a plastic gun that can shoot a single bullet and which is as dangerous for the shooter as for the target. there are 3 d. printers for metal but these are very expensive and also don't produce dirty weapons but 3 d. printers do make it easier to read. individual parts and entire machines as well as create cheap knock off copies that could hurt manufacturers tremendously u.s. market research firm gartner projects that 3 d. printing piracy could cost companies up to $90000000000.00 euros. 3 d. printing is used mainly in industry for example for making customised items such as artificial limbs 3 d. printing also makes producing prototypes easier cheaper and more sustainable and it's useful for the spare parts market as well. as. repairing this technology is used to make a lot of spare parts carry out repairs and because their parts needed in industry

for stefan kluger this does not compute in light of constant global growth. difficult to find out why shipping faces a range of problems in fact they're almost impossible to resolve the difficult part is not separating the individual sector has any plan for shipping in the future also has to consider how we'll generate energy on land then this air traffic and what kind of car we want to drive that's enough that's the difficult part is the huge pressure on every industry also from the government measures it being pushed that haven't been thought through no one has a coherent overall concept. aviation experts are also looking at options for the future airbus and siemens have joined forces to establish a special research department. there hopes now rest on this small aircraft powered by electricity. global passenger numbers are forecast to rise by a further 50 percent over the next decade this will also mean an increase in the number of flights and aircraft. at the same time the aviation industry has committed itself to reducing its emissions so how are those se

in men's tennis the final pairing of the madrid open has been confirmed with novak djokovic facing stefan last sets of paths later today sets of past knocks out the tournament's record champion rafael nadal in 3 sets stunning the world number 2 in a coming of age performance the match ended 642663 in his favor and means he will battle it out for the title against novak djokovic earlier on saturday the world number one only needed 2 sets to defeat austrian dominic team but it was a close run affair ending 767 states i and women's tennis there's a new champion at the madrid open last year's finalist kiki battens had another crack at the title and this time she came out on top again as well number 3 simona halep. reggie and focused kiki burthens of the netherlands faced a tough challenge in her quest to win the biggest tide love her career beating 2 time madrid open winner simona halep after a tight opening set britain's took it 64 i polyp the world number 2 wasn't going to give up easily throw up after dropping her serve in the opening game of the 2nd set the romanian brokeback i was one of

before zak hardaker went over to level the scores and with it still level at 24—all, man—of—the match stefan ratchford's penalty goal gave warrington the narrowest of victories — 26—24 the final score. they play hull kr next. also hoping for a place in the quarter finals are st helens and huddersfield. st helens, who are top of super league went ahead early on butjoe wardle crossed overfor huddersfield, to make it all square. st helen's though, came back through theo fages and are currently leading 22—16 in the second half, at thejohn smith's stadium. pascal ackermann has won stage two at the giro d'italia. the german rider beat a world—class field of sprinters at the end of the 205—kilometre run — from bologna to fucecchio to claim the victory. the top end of the general classication remains unchanged, with primoz roglic keeping the pink jersey and britain's simon yates following close behind in second. the swedish golfer marcus kinhult produced nerves of steel to win the british masters in southport. kinhult had the lead, then lost it, and with the prospect of a four—way play

if you didn't know, stefan curry comes from a basketball family. his dad was an outstanding player and his brother is on the portland trail blazers. the two brothers will be facing off against each other. but if your parents like sonja angelle, who do you root for? that's an interesting conflict. they are close enough where stefan curry says they've got it all figured out. >> i guess technically it's a win win for them. >> is kind of crazy to think were on the stage and we get to play in front of our family and there's happiness and joy that comes with it. >> it is hard to believe right now how many years i watch staff and be in the crowd. is going to be fun to be out there on the court competing and to get to that final. it's a dream come true for us and i think my family will have a lot of fun with it as well. >> just knowing that they are a decade plus. i wonder who they're going to root for. it is a win win situation for them and pretty incredible. >> quite a bit of pressure on sportscasters. >> the quarterback at the seattle seahawks, his mom

for stefan kuga this does not compute in light of constant global growth. to shift up to find out why shipping faces a range of problems in fact they're almost impossible to resolve the difficult part is not separating the individual sector has any plan for shipping in the future also has to consider how we'll generate energy on land then that's at traffic and what kind of car we want to drive that's the difficult part is the huge pressure on every industry also from the government measures it being pushed that haven't been thought through no one has a coherent overall concept of. aviation experts are also looking at options for the future there but some siemens have joined forces to establish a special research department. their hopes now rest on this small aircraft powered by electricity. global passenger numbers are forecast to rise by a further 50 percent over the next decade this will also mean an increase in the number of flights and aircraft at the same time the aviation industry has committed itself to reducing its emissions so how are those seeming

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in men's tennis the final pairing at the madrid open has been confirmed with novak djokovic facing stefan last sets of paths later today it's about knocked out the tournament's record champion rafael nadal in 3 sets stunning the world number 2 in a coming of age performance a match ended 642663 in his favor and means he will battle it out for the title against novak djokovic earlier on saturday the world number one only needed 2 sets to defeat austrian dominic team but it was a close run affair ending 7676 i and in women's tennis there's a new champion at the madrid open last year's finalist kiki betts ins had another crack at the title and this time she came out on top against world number 3 simona halep. ready and focused kiki burtons of the netherlands faced a tough challenge in her quest to win the biggest tide love her career beating 2 time madrid open winner simona halep. after a tight opening set britain's took it 64 i polyp the world number 2 wasn't going to give up easily though after dropping her serve in the opening game of the 2nd set the romanian broke back i think it was one

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so i think right now there is potential upside if they make a deal, i think that stefan is right that another -- i don't want to say this, but i have to say it, thousand point down in the dow might bring president trump and perhaps president xi to a different place than where they are right now. >> and not just the tariffs, david, right it is also the pressure on their technology companies adding huawei to the entity list, almost putting zte out of business and what is interesting is tactically are these things that the administration is doing to be tough, to theoretically get to a better deal, actually working in cross purposes? because one might argue this would embolden the hard-liners to say, you see, that's why we need to be able to do this stuff ourselves and not be dependent on the west and dependent on the united states. >> that's exactly what some of the state propaganda is arguing now, we were thinking one way, prior to the final laps, and now we're -- the hawks have taken over. >> is this a nuanced clever negotiation? >> a risk that has become much more heightened. you have

i caught up with moderna ceo stefan to talk about what's changed since the ipo. stefan: i think the big difference for us and our employees is we used to share data all the time, all the time with everybody. to do great, you need to do science and to do science, you need people understanding all the pieces. so that's the biggest change. carol: so you're sharing more data? stÉphane: we're sharing less data -- carol: less data -- stÉphane: because now we have to be careful. carol: because you're publicly held. that's interesting. what's changed in terms of the work you're doing and the perception with your partners? stÉphane: mostly the same. our first partnership with astrazeneca goes back to 2013. we have a lot of long-term investors like fidelity, long-term investors for a long time. it's the same for us. carol: i guess what i wonder is, there's something different, right, between being privately held and becoming public? you have to answer to investors. i think there's been a lot of talk about your valuation out of the gate, over $7 billion. i'm just curious

i believe that general plan was targeted and i was used to do that. >> stefan halper has not responded to fox's questions in the past but if that changes, we are better reporting, >> tucker: wouldn't that be great. catherine herridge, you are always on these stories. we appreciate that. for more reaction to robert mueller statement today we are joined by someone who is being watch very closely. former trump advisor michael caputo. thanks so much for coming on. >> tucker, how are you doing? >> tucker: i can imagine you watched that live and had a strong reaction to it. what was your take away? >> to me, it was surreal. it wasas kind of like, so long, robert mueller. i guess you want to ride off into the sunset now. i thought, obviously he didn't say anything that wasn't in the report except that he didn'tt want to testify publicly. i don't think we will let him right into the sunset. i don't think we should. there are some things that i would like republican congressman to ask him in the private session off-camera. when did you know there was no russian collusion? why didn't you end it

similar to george papadopoulos, who was being probed by stefan halper, who was a former british professor who was gathering information for the fbi and spying on theth trump campaign. the most interesting fact i think, and i will leave you with this, sean, is that tricia anderson basically tries to downplay bruce ohr's involvement when they questioned about being the back channel for christopher steele after the fbi fired him. they question her over and over again. if the fbi actually had enough evidence, enough evidence to go after a fisa with what they found in the dossier. tricia anderson refuses to answer on multiple occasions. it's going to be very interesting to see what comes out next.io it's going to be very interesting to see what the department of justice, william barr, attorney general william barr, will have as far as information on, you know, on the investigation and how it coincides with these transcripts. i think people have a lot of answering to do. >> sean: a lot of spying. you forgot the bond movie blonde bombshell with papadopoulos. sam clovis, papadopoulos, carter page

who was being probed by stefan halper who was a former british professor who was gathering information for the fbi and spying on the trump campaign. the most interesting fact i think, and i will leave you with this, sean, is that tricia anderson basically tries to downplay bruce ohr's involvement when they question about being the back channel for christopher steele after the fbi fired him. they question her over and over again. if the fbi actually had enough evidence, enough evidence to go after a fisa with what they found in the dossier. tricia anderson refuses to answer on multiple occasions. it's going to be very interesting to see what comes out next. it's going to be very interesting to see what the department of justice, william barr, attorney general william barr, will have as far as information on, you know, on the investigation and how it coincides with these transcripts. i think people have a lot of answering to do. >> sean: a lot of spying. he forgot the bond movie blonde bombshell with papadopoulos. sam clovis, papadopoulos, carter page, fisa warrant. james comey. that was

leaks that happened what the "new york times," "washington post," reuters, mcclatchy, leaks about who stefan halper was, leaks regarding there investigation, leaks about the dossier, all came from some of these people. there is accusations and there is evidence to suggest that clapper leaked information.nc possibly brennan leaked information. they don't want to legitimately have the government, the department of justice investigate, investigate what happened inin the 2016 election. why? because maybe they were involved?be uh, no. it stops here. the president did the right thing. he did it right way.ps william barr has an investigation and the american people deserve answers. >> jason: congressman winstrop you serve on thens intel committee and the ways and means. we should note to the viewers this memorial day, great service for the united states military. i believe you are the rank off the colonel. maybe i should call you "colonel." break this down for us. you have seen leaks from the intel coming out of the intel committee under schiff's leadership and what the democrats have seen. what do

former trump campaign associate carter page just revealed that his contacts with the fbi informant stefan halper were extensive. and continued for more than a year. spanning a time period before and after the 2016 election. that's right, spying occurred. james comey says, i did not spy, but he assigned the first fisa warrant. we will find how and why hillary clinton's phony russian dossier that she paid for and never told the fisa court judges that she paid for, it was used against the president and his allies. we also learned aboutt media leaks, ramping bias, and whose inalienable rights were trampled on. as president trump pointed out, and we could well uncover the role of some of the closest allies, but argues probably great britain, probably australia, probably italy, but i'm just guessing. what do i know? take a look. >> the attorney general is one of the most respected people in this country, and he has been for a long period of time. he is going to look at a lot of documents, some he may find interesting, maybe he will finds none interesting, but for over a year, people have asked

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