stephen mackenzie, a fire and safety consultant. thank you.a on all of this on our website. so have a look at that. qatar has issued a brief initial reaction to the list of demands presented by four arab states imposing a boycott on it. qatar's government communications office director sheikh saif al—thani said in a statement "we are reviewing these demands out of respect for regional security. but the demands are not reasonable and actionable. " a qatar semi—government human rights body also said that the list of demands presented were a violation of qatar's human rights commitments. earlier today, the saudis backed by bahrain, the uae and egypt have issued a list of 13 demands they say qatar must meet within the next ten days. the closure of the qatari—funded media network aljazeera is one of the main demands. jamal elshayyal, a seniorjournalist and a spokesman for the channel gave his reaction. we have grown accustomed to the pressure which is being exerted on us ever pressure which is being exerted on us ever since the inception of al jaze

earlier our correspondent mark lobel asked fire emergency planning expert, stephen mackenzie, about howocal one. i think what we have seen is, the local community has taken up a lot of the capacity, to the point that local aid stations are now overwhelmed and have stopped taking in clothing and foodstuffs. there are other ways for the community to help. the deployment of the british red cross, with local agency teams, we have not seen massive coverage within the local authority provisions, that is quite surprised. because of the stash of revisions under the civil contingencies act, every local authority must have contingency plans, and emergency response plans. —— because of the statute of revisions under the civil contingencies act, every local authority must have contingency plans, and emergency response plans. what i think is, there is some lessons to be learned here, and for us to develop from this tragic incident and how we approach these natural disasters. very good responses from the tri— emergency services, there may be a gap between that and the softer rehousing of the families

that was tom mackenzie's exclusive interview with rick perry. final thoughts with our guest host, stephenave asked him about the harris climate accord -- paris climate accord. he said the same as the president, right decision. as an investor, how do you look at that? steven: that does not bother me, rick perry. when he was running for president or governor, he was very smart. he will figure everything out. waterne was watching the will see you have gone up six or seven inches. i don't know the ins or else of co2and outs -- and outs of warming, but there is a problem. i think trump and his people and rick will take care of it eventually. yvonne: are you an investor in clean energy? steven: not really because i think the price of oil will continue to be challenged. as i mentioned before, supply, and it would move over the next 10 years to cars that will not use gasoline, i think the fuel price will be challenged. i would love it if it was attractive. everyone should use the energy, but it is not for a specific company. yvonne: great to see you, thank you so much. steve kroll. we have great