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Because of this quite a positive and the sort of the talks are set to continue in the upcoming days so everything s been around trade there for the markets don t you cope there force in frankfurt thank you very much german chancellor angela merkel is visiting the german city of good and going today to celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of the medical firm auto book a company is best known for its profit the prosthesis which it first built for germany s world war one veterans today autoblog is active in another area relevant to modern circumstances exoskeletons with german trade workers growing older and their replacements increasingly difficult to find the devices are meant to provide a boost reducing wear on muscles and joints in the shoulder area thick look. at first a few adjustments are needed to fit the exoskeletons onto their backs. and employee medical prosthetics maker ought to book shows them how to put them on. ....
The extraordinary economic miracle in the world s most populous country, china. where i disagree with steve is the inference that he draws about the future because you could equally well have published a book a little along the same lines as steve s in, say, 1911 and it would have been true that the world was significantly better in 1911 than it had been in 1811, but that wouldn t have been a reason to be naively optimistic about the future because you were just three years away from cataclysm in the form of world war i. the middle decades of the 20th centuries were catastrophic for really large proportions of humanity. so i think the right way to think about this is that history does have some very pleasing trend lines when it comes to economic welfare and indeed to conflict, another thing that steve emphasizes, but history ....
Published a book a little along the same lines as steve s in, say, 1911 and it would have been true that the world was significantly better in 1911 than it had been in 1811, but that wouldn t have been a reason to be naively optimistic about the future because you were just three years away from cataclysm in the form of world war i. the middle decades of the 20th centuries were catastrophic for really large proportions of humanity. so i think the right way to think about this is that history does have some very pleasing trend lines when it comes to economic welfare and indeed to conflict, another thing that steve emphasizes, but history teaches us to watch out for sudden discontinuities and in a highly networked, highly integrated world of the sort that we ve built in the last 30 years, there are enormous vulnerabilities. so the story could change from a good news story to a bad news ....
Campaign. and i did not have communications with the russians. since then, senator sessions corrected his under oath testimony and revealed that he had two meetings with the russian ambassador during the presidential campaign. reports tonight indicate that he might have had a third meeting with ambassador sergey kislyak. joining us now, senator al franken, whose new book is entitled al franken: giant of the senate. senator franken, we want to discuss your book a little later. but i want to get to this breaking news tonight. so this you have this moment in the hearing where he said no contact with the russians. very clear. he corrected that. he didn t correct it for over 70 days. and he only corrected it after the washington post broke the story that he had met twice with kislyak. so more than enough time for him to comb his memory, to comb his records and find every conceivable meeting that could be applicable to that testimony. ....
Corrected his under oath testimony and revealed that he had two meetings with the russian ambassador during the presidentialampaign. reports tonight indicate that he might have had a third meeting with ambassador sergey kislyak. joining us now, senator al franken, whose new book is entitled al franken: giant of the senate. senator franken, we want to discuss your book a little later. but i want to get to this breaking news tonight. so this you have this moment in the hearing where he said no contact with the russians. very clear. he corrected that. he didn t correct it for over 70 days. and he only corrected it after the washington post broke the story that he had met twice with kislyak. so more than enough time for him to comb his memory, to comb his records and find every conceivable meeting that could be applicable to that testimony. yes. and we asked for a letter for him to explain this. and it was very unsatisfactory. ....