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But right now tensions are of a new level saudi arabia is accusing iran of a possible war by supplying hurt these in yemen with a missile fired its also what odds with lebanons government backing the resignation of Prime Minister saad hariri coming up were going to try to piece all of this together as divisions in the middle east become even more pronounced also on the donald trump in south korea and the u. S. Still isnt ruling out military action against north korea over its Nuclear Weapons program but trump one that the issue of trade go either were going to wrap up his trip to song as he mo...

Welcome to the newsgroup it feels like it certainly looks like it but the military. This is not a coup. On the streets and the taking of a state Media Attention is the status of president Robert Mugabe he is effectively on the house arrest is still in power also in the good Rex Tillerson in the u. S. Secretary isnt mincing his words hes described the crisis as well and call for a credible impartial investigation and he said all of that directly. And can you even begin to imagine what the syrian is like not only if they lost parents but the things they say you know experience the having a terri...

All for joining us. [applause] youre watching 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books on cspan2s booktv. Television for serious readers. At the new America Foundation. It is my great pleasure to introduce my colleague and friend, mike waltz who has this wonderful book out today warrior diplomat a green berets battles from washington to afghanistan, which really outlines by quite unusual career as both been somebody who is creating a white house with Vice President cheney and also carrying out the policies in the field as a special forces there. Mike also runs a successful business. If the fel...

Graphics, unite “Traditional narratives assume that publishing online and in print require different workflows, file formats, and so on. But do they?” A reporter walks into an open-plan office. “I’ve got this very interesting story going in a couple of days,” they say, “and I think we could do some graphics with that data I’ve got. Who should I talk to?”  That reporter is in a bit of a pickle. They spot name cards on the table, reading Graphics Desk, Digital Graphics, Interactive Team, Visual Journalism — and they rightly wonder who they should be talking to. “What’s th...