these investigators dependent could vent today that confidentiality if you don't have that then how in there are people going to have the confidence to complete in future because not just the person complained of oh it's the confidentiality of the complainants and the scottish government would break you that cover then gelati so we told them to not make that statement because we were taking the action in the court session but there's an extraordinary situation when the scottish government starts to break its order confidentiality after the shooting everybody connected with this that that was going to be absolutely protected for the process. well let's understand what's unique about the scottish government process of talking about events of twenty years ago when i'm not a serving scottish government minister not even an m.p. or m.s.p. at the present moment and therefore it's really important if you try and introduce such a retrospective procedure you make sure that the passenger who is being complained

of it has the opportunity to properly present the case to scottish government's been making the position look the should apply to everybody including former first ministers i absolutely agree and everybody including former first ministers and everybody in the land is intitled to a fear of process and a chance to state the case fairly what could be wrong with that but no you know we're a say the only good i can see coming out of this is we're on our way to the court of session that's a real court of real judgment with fear process is the only the decision and then we'll all have to baber. french place have described the south asian fifty of queer neighbor which is near the alps of the french chicago due to with rocketing crime rates now calling for radical action to restore law and order.

little. weird so many things happen when up till now we are afraid you're afraid to go out and be why we can steal your jewelry you can grab your bag we have never seen anything like that the police used to be more tough but now even they are afraid. to out. her. sourly to the crime rate is significant in grenoble compared to cities of the same size the city is plagued with drug trafficking there's not a single week without a knife attack or a criminal settling their schools. had to have a new fact that interior minister came to visit for cool in the assam region we

thought he would visit grenoble even for a short visit. in the future and we will of course make additional efforts in this area. playing. click on that so it took a preserve phrase because there are japanese that both male and female would just come and rob them in broad daylight so no one even moves because they're scared to death in the police are afraid of those crooks not because they have kalashnikovs they're on to the teeth with the weapons of war and the municipal police have nothing to get there by the national police are barely christian is the school it is the criminals who are the law in this city. gaza's health ministry has said. hundred eighty people were injured by israeli soldiers during protests along the border on friday fifty of the wounded said to

have been hit with a live on munition israel says it was preventing attempts to breach the border fence and the demonstrators were throwing rocks and molotov cocktails at its troops . have the same holliston units or are protesting in solidarity with the palestinian paramedics and journalists have been killed in the past few weeks of the great much of return. with. a good article. as you see this is the jeep the charles do you guys canisters on the palestinian protesters to disperse them and to keep them away from the front you can also hear live ammunition works only one hundred meters away from the fence and we're very close and it's very very dangerous here.

still to come on a form in the us who slept in britain since she was a baby is facing deportation she talks about the wind rush scandal and the devastation it's caused are for a short break. what

politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. get to the right place this is what. people are. interested in always in the water. they said. welcome back to the program now in the u.s. states of louisiana pipeline activists and a generalist have been arrested and charged under

a new controversial trespassing little the remaining activists say that now facing increased police repression including the use of tasers as let's take a look at the pipeline of the center of the story.

well the new law took effect on august the fest and less pipeline says critical infrastructure which makes trespassing on the ground that built illegal those who break the law or risk hefty fines or up to five years behind bars activists say that's the number of off duty police officers will also weigh in for a private security firm to protects the construction sites that no longer way in that capacity activist had hold beliefs the new law is against america's core principles. let me think of the rightward of data city as well as the desperation of us companies as well as these legislatures in trying to hide how pathetically un-american and this kind of a law is this privatization of unconstitutional actions that have not been held up

in the supreme court and clearly don't measure up to the law of the land the constitution this needs to be understood as something that should be contained in so that it doesn't spread throughout the united states and so it does not spread throughout the rest of the world. ted told the activist you just heard from also took part in the dakota pipeline protest that project faced opposition the fish that drinking water would be polluted and indian heritage sites destroyed. her. on numerous occasions the protests that and violence with state nor in forces as well as the national guard engaging in standoffs with the activists offices he was forced to dispense krauts including move to canada while temperatures well below freezing hundreds of people were injured some seriously now place defended their actions saying that this were trespassing rioting describing them as very

aggressive his ted whole again with his take on that. i believe that any kind of perceived by him if that would ever occur would need to be under incredible scrutiny because it's doubtful that sees the advocates for farmers rights advocates for landowner rights to actually kids who are. seeing the claim that future are going to resort to that kind of to sit in a civilized approach. french property and is using the online renting service facing legal action for refusing prospective holiday tenants based on meth and this is a french journalist no way. of north african descent claims that when he tried to book an apartment in musée his reservation with councils without explanation but when he got a friend who he says house

a good french name to try to book the property he was told it was available for after posting his story on line my way and says hundreds came forward saying they'd been treated the same by other landlords. b. and b. responded saying it's sorry for what happened in the underline that it doesn't tolerate any form of discrimination well we discussed the incident with the french lawyer and the paris based political commentator. i think there's a problem with part of the foreign committee usa in the large sense today in france which has got a bad image and some people would rather not read than rents to people who got this bad image and particularly within the north african community is giving some are jews who are racist people who don't want to see enough african post in their house and lot of people will be people coming from arthur africa crime to incivility to terrorism and unfortunately deeds are some of the reasons why we speak

a lot of the north african community today i don't agree with the thing that we can sum up the reality of people acting or having delinquent behavior just by giving your roots of this people these have nothing to do this has nothing to do to explain the behavior again i'm not saying the end tire north african community each there are a lot of this is a suggestion that i work with interests and they're not skis that yasser i'm to i'm just telling you there is a problem which has to be settled i have no people for the north african to meet who are ashamed of what other people in their community and you can see this unfortunate on a daily basis imagine the french person who has no contacts with the north african community but who read the press on a daily basis and weeds people who have been committing crimes who have been terror who are terrorists who are advocating death to france or that they hate tracks and every time to read this unfortunate again i'm the first to say unfortunately unfortunately see that they're often associated with the name from north africa now

if there are people who are considering that the route the original behavior the. sexual or at ation or the faith or the own faith is. a good purpose to discriminate they are wrong on their own not respecting the law this is what we have to remind in of in the states which is a stay. the former nurse who has lived in britain since she was a baby is facing deportation sharing with harlots who was originally born in the caribbean and whose father served in the air force is one of hundreds quarter in the so-called wind rush scandal a government policy which wrongly targeted commonwealth citizens immigration status well sharon's been telling her story to r.t. i had to stop working i lost my job i was a registered nurse i went into financial difficulties i lost my dad in twenty two

or my brother to suicide. and it ups the money as one patients. have it i ended up in personally getting affairs and. everything just accumulators it was just like a knock on effect people are dying or people have literally died or stressed people have committed suicide because of this it's been a tough road for sharon a former. who's facing deportation despite having lived here most of her life while waiting for an update on her status she was told she could no longer work and was advised to seek charity help in order to feed her kids if they can just allow me to go to work at least i'm not allowed to claim benefits and the person said not you're not allowed to claim any benefits you have lost it us so i said haha my source of freedom a child he's twelve he didn't do anything wrong and she said well go online and seek charity the forty six year old was born in germany while her father was

deployed during his service in the r.a.f. her family moved back to the u.k. months after her birth i mean our family has been connected to to england for years everyone was proud of him being a soldier saw because of my dad service i shouldn't work my children should starve and i should be pushed into destitution thats it. and i should be proud that he was serving the queen into a force that's a punishment has siblings who were born in the u.k. have never faced problems with their status but sharon has been told she is not british on the grounds that she was not born within the nation's boundaries sharon believes she has rights to citizenship because of her father's service there's a document called the queen's rules and regulations of the armed forces and this control is everything you do as an as an army personnel wherever in the world you are and it says in black and white any children children should not suffer from

their citizenship nationality problems anything were when they were born they should be treated as born on british soil if there was one the home office said inaccurate legislation summary of legislation so history in the queen's document is wrong one of the girls said well i'm not nationality trained i said so in a way you dealing with me but you give me a british both at the cricket so you have me on your numbers that i was born in britain but then i'm not british the home office has previously said that there is no guarantee for children born abroad to non british citizens to claim british nationality even if their parents served in the armed forces sharon now has no choice but to wait for an appeal decision on october the fourth sharon is just one of dozens of descendants of the wind generation who have had their lives turned upside down by the government's hostile environment policy to clamp down on illegal immigrants i just think it's a racist thing i don't like to preterists but. who is it happening to

is a minority groups or some i met my mother to group then i put it on to. and i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour. i've. thanked.

this is boom boss broadcasting around the world i'm bart chilton thank you for being on board with us coming up today's central bankers and economists from around the globe are meeting in the resort town of jackson hole wyoming for an annual some posy and today u.s. federal reserve chairman jay powell gave a major speech daniele de martino booth the c.e.o. of quillan teligent is standing by to consider what he says and what it means for the economy and the future plus there's timely trade news alex one high limits joins us from toronto to discuss the details and we look at the technology sector in light of the recent ruling by the european union on antitrust decisions with andre barlow attorney of andro barlow mazhar plus there's even more news and more

products being impacted by month santos. grief r t correspondent sarah when one says the joins us all this and much more but first let's get to a few stories topping today's financial and business headlines saudi arabia is leading a report today as a saudi for sovereign wealth fund is reportedly seeking eleven billion bucks in bank loans in the second big story from saudi this week after oil giant saudi aramco one of the largest and most profitable companies on the planet either canceled or postponed plans for the hotly anticipated initial public offering reuters reported the i.p.o. had been abandoned but then the saudi energy minister insisted it will quote happen at an appropriate time now the saudis and de facto leader crown prince mohammed bin solomon or m.b.a.'s are turning to international lenders to provide the capital that was expected to come from that i.p.o.

those funds in turn will stand simply finance m.b.a.'s as so-called vision twenty thirty project to reform and diversify saudi arabia the economy and address the nation's overwhelming dependence upon oil and as a programming note we'll have more next. i'm on the aramco i.p.o. and oil prices. and heading down under now to update a situation we touched on earlier this week australian prime minister malcolm turnbull has been deposed opposed by rivals within his own party that comes in the wake of a bruising battle on climate and energy policy that reported the pm abandon efforts on those policies monday under pressure from his right flank on wednesday he abandoned a tax cut bill after a defeat in the australian senate he seemed to be tossing things overboard an effort to stay politically afloat mr turnbull then lost a vote on within his leadership party to be conservative to conservative rival scott morrison who had been serving as treasurer mr morrison is australia's six

prime minister in eleven years mr tarbell incidentally also became prime minister by yet this deep posing a party leader speaking to reporters mr turbot was indignant. if you decide you know the strains will be just dumbstruck and so pulled by the conduct of the last week. you know two to imagine that a government would be rocked by this sort of dysmorphia altie and deliberate. insurgency is the best buy to describe it deliberate destructive action. at a time when you know the debt there are differences on policy but frankly all of them are. sort of result you know i will to be resolved with a little bit of good will. politics as they say is a full contact sport. and turning from politics to economics australian policy

makers have stepped into a familiar controversy and barred chinese tech firms while way n z t from any role in building a national five g. internet infrastructure on the island continent while way official responded on twitter expressing disappointment as well as protesting that it is privately held firm the role of chinese firms in five g. projects and z.t. and wall ways specifically has become a contentious issue in the u.s. but even more so in australia questions of excessive chinese economic influence and concerns about attempts to spy on the making of aussie foreign policy have roiled internal politics now two ministers including the new prime minister mr morrison and one of his final acts as treasurer have declared companies that quote are likely to be subject to extrajudicial directions from a foreign government will be banned from five g. projects though neither name neither company was named.

in a speech today at the jackson hole symposium that we noted felt a reserve chairman jay powell laid out what seems to be many as solid and sanguine outlook for the future the chairman said he sees little if any risk of an overheating economy and he expects a strong us economic progress to continue he also said while there is no clear signal inflation is accelerating beyond what the fed targets they will do whatever it takes to address and should it become problematic here discusses the always oppressive and thought provoking c.e.o. of quill intelligence daniel de martino both who joins us from dan dallas daniel welcome what's your overall take on the speech. you know i think the speech it was very much jay powell esque he was painfully balanced in his remarks and he brought up a lot of good points though that i think many have not touched on. the markets obviously

closed near their highs of the session based on the what you just mentioned that there were there was no risk of the economy overheating at the moment but bart i was really intrigued with what he had to say in his speech about inflation not necessarily being what should guide monetary policy makers given that the last two recessions have been not preceded by inflation overheating but rather by the financial markets overheating so it's a nuance statement that he put in there but it was very critical from the perspective of people who follow the markets as we do and you can help me understand something because i use a phrase that i've heard before but it's really being used in the wake of the speech and that phrase is a neutral setting that rates are at a neutral setting and and people are suggesting maybe that setting is you know two point five or three percent but what constitutes

a neutral setting danielle and and are those the correct rates for such a neutral setting. well neutral really just means the rate of the federal funds rate the overnight lending rate that will not cause the it's the goldilocks rate that the economy will not overheat nor will the economy slow at this particular neutral rate the economy can just hum along it's a very idealistic notion it is the ultimate target of all central bankers worldwide for them to find that perfect not too hot not too cold rate palettes of what they stated that he would prefer that that neutral rate be closer to three percent which implies at least another four more rate hikes in the current tightening cycle clearly some of the more devilish people on the federal open market committee and others that would prefer interest rates to stay low or would rather that neutral rate be a lot closer to two percent and president trump is made it pretty clear that he thinks rates should stay low but you know that comes from his perspective right the

president comes from a real estate and business and so of course he likes lower rates we'd all like to buy things that cheaper rates but what are the reasons the monetary policy reasons danielle not to raise rates. well there are reasons not to raise rates if you if you fear that the economy is slowing and powell brought that out in his speech today that and naturally that came out in the minutes from the federal open market committee that were released on wednesday as well that there are several threats to the economy that could indeed put the fed on hold make them pull back from the tightening cycle perhaps go in september but but pause it in december and maybe not go again until january until they have a little more clarity but we know that residential housing for example has has begun to slow down they boycott concerns about that in the minutes and then there's always the possibility that the trade war continues to escalate and that of course will will continue to slow the economy to slow corporate profit growth as well

we'll get a better picture into that next wednesday with the second release of the second quarter g.d.p. which will give us our first look at what profits are according to the to government statistics great we look forward to that and when the chairman testified before congress last month danielle he was pretty diplomatic and political if you will answering questions about the potential impact of the the trade wars on our economy but but doesn't that issue have to be front and center what the fed governors are looking to going forward i mean i recall it was mentioned a little bit in the minutes from the meeting but isn't a trade war an obvious thing that that could put the brakes on the growing economy . well i think that because a trade war and he could nomic speak translates into higher inflation then of course the fed to be irresponsible and derelict in its duties if it was not discussed in the trade war and again that that's that's why the subjects came up in

in the minutes that were released earlier this week by every right they should be talking about the potential for the trade war to bleed into rising prices and that's exactly where their focus is and that's exactly where their focus should be part danielle you're always so insightful for us help explain things that a base level and then take us even deeper we sure appreciate it the c.e.o. of quill intelligence daniel de martino booth's thanks danielle thank you have a great weekend. it's been a week of trade talks on tariffs and the potential economic impact of those tariffs and the efforts to strike a new deal with mexico for the latest on mexico canada nafta the north american free trade agreement and the ongoing trade tensions with china we are joined by our tease alex mileage from toronto alex thanks for being with us let's start with nafta perhaps or maybe it's better to talk about the bilateral mexico u.s. trade deal of might that might be more appropriate what's going on. well we were

hoping to see a trade deal this week actually between mexico and the states that doesn't look like it's going to happen now the sticking point really is automotive looks like these talks are going to be pushed into next week and i think all three parties including canada are hoping to see some results from these talks simply because we've heard from mexico saying that we need to get this phase done so that can take either candidate can be included in the talks once again we know that president trump has played a tricky game with the with canada mexico of first at the very beginning of the nafta talks kind of pushing mexico aside and now he's pushing canada aside and dealing directly with the mexicans but as i mentioned all three parties are hoping that this is going to move forward at least the mexicans and canadians are and by the way it looks things are pretty positive right now but these nafta talks you never know until somebody signs that dotted line absolutely and in addition to the mexican negotiators there's been a chinese delegation here in washington and they're currently however seems to be

no end in sight to the tip for tat trade war what's the goal of the administration here just to draw this thing out or they really want to get something done you know we've been talking about this forever it seems like in the whole fact of the matter is i i was wrong in the beginning i honestly thought the dump truck was going to play the short game and just basically you know come in and really hard line and that somehow he was going to push china into a position where or that he even talked to president g. and that they had some sort of resolution after this you know tough guy image was allowed to show itself the world but it doesn't seem that way and actually things are going to be drawn out by the looks of things because nothing was accomplished at these talks we're looking now next month that we saw a tit for tat now at sixteen billion dollars worth of tariffs thrown in by the states and of course china doing what it does is that same amount back and now we're looking at another two hundred billion in tariffs possibly next month from the u.s. side of course we'll see.