author salman rushdie. featuring the 8g band with gene hoglan. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. during his visit to puerto rico today, president trump said, "i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but you've thrown our budget out of whack." and then he said this to a family who had lost their home. >> we're going to help you out. >> thank you. >> have a good time. [ laughter ] >> seth: which means it's time for another installment of -- "i can't." ♪ >> seth: i just -- they -- it was a -- [ laughter ] you're the president. [ laughter ] i can't. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's right. president trump visited puerto rico today, and boy, was he surprised when he asked to speak to their president. [ laughter ] "what? you have a donald trump too? [ laughter ] i want to meet him. maybe he also hates his jo

salman rushdie, thank you. that's nearly it for tonight.k of sory sanle. for more than 50 years he worked as a photographer in burkina faso's second city, bobo—dioulasso. but he didn't place any long—term value on his photos, and was unknown outside of his local area. now the morton hill gallery in london wants to bring him to the world's attention. good night.

his royal highness prince salman is the future king of the country. you have an incredibly beautiful country. you have the resources. but you are having radical ideas, some might say. recently you were asked if you would soon allow women to drive. you are allowing foreign investment in your beautiful country. why now? what triggered this change in thinking? >> first of all i don't want to get out of this topic and discuss politics out of the scope of today. but i'll be brief. saudi arabia was not like this prior to '79. you have the awakening sproj spreads after '79 for many reasons. today is not the right day to discuss them. we were not like this in the past. we only want to go back to what we were. the moderate islam that is open to the world, open to all the religions. [applause] 70 percent of the saudi people are less than 30 years old. and we'll not a waste 30 years our lives dealing with extremist ideas. we'll destroy them today. [applause] we want to live a normal life. a life that translates our moderate religion. our good customs. we coexist

red carpet for king salman, the first time a reigning saudi arabian king has come to russia. a brazilian member of the olympic committee has been arrested, accused of helping arrange a bribe to secure the games for rio de janeiro. and nasa astronauts have successfully conducted a space walk to repair parts of the space station. two astronauts replacing an aging arm to grab the visiting spacecraft. two more walks are planned to carry out further maintenance. now, northern germany has been hit by a massive storm, leaving at least seven people dead and forcing the cancellation of trans port services in many areas. the german weather service says that the wind could reach hurricane strength. authorities are telling the residents to take shelter. correspondent: the magnitude of the storm has caught germany off guard. in the winds have lashed -- and the winds have lashed hamburg, uprooting trees, smashing onto vehicles with fatal results. the roof was torn off this building. wow -- while in berlin, shoppers had to scurry to safety. the capital's airports have temporarily suspended

there are things that mohammad bin salman al saud has been doing right from when he came to power, in to make the society a bit more modern. recently they allowed women to drive. so again, these are steps that he has been taking but i agree with the new york times' take in terms of how much has been done in terms of trying to win the economy of oil, because 95% of its revenue still comes from oil. that's the thing, isn't it? because you can have social change, and i am sure there will be many campaigns and many activists, but there has been this era of cheap oil and they haven't reduce their reliance on petrol money, have they? they are starting to remove subsidies on petrol and diesel but it has taken time. the government has cut subsidies, and the interesting thing is to win themselves off world they need higher oil prices today to ensure they can divert their funds towards the non— oil sector. but because government finances have fallen so sharply... but they are trying to reduce investment. what do you think it will mean for them, if anything? well, it has not been smooth sailing,

what does mohammed bin salman say about saudi aramco ipo?is economic transformation as they have to monetize the value of that asset and begin to diversify, deploy some resources and other things, whether private equity, real estate, internal development of other industries. he said the ipo is on track for the second half of 2018. we are probably still possibly one year away from that ipo. we pressed him on where it will be, local, international, new york, london, hong kong? he said he could not get out in front of his team as they are working with backers on making that decision where it is most effective -- where there is more liquidity and more credibility in the listing. tom: thank you so much. let me show the chart. this has been one of our most favorite chart of the decade, , daniel -- i kid that this is my prize chart, saudi adjusted for rising global incomes, and approximation about the two opec's in the 1980's, persian gulf one. the china boom with oil up above hundred dollars per barrel. here is the collapse of the saudi's are deal

salman rushdie, thank you. that's nearly it for tonight. before we go, we'd like to leave you with the work of sory sanle. for more than 50 years he worked as a photographer in burkina faso‘s second city, bobo—dioulasso. but he didn't place any long—term value on his photos, and was unknown outside of his local area. now the morton hill gallery in london wants to bring him to the world's attention. good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up in the programme: tom lawrence fires wales to a big win in georgia as they move a step closer to the world cup finals. ireland stick with them, eating moldova at 2—0 to stay third in group d. and get ready for the super league grand final as castleford ta ke league grand final as castleford take on seven—time winners leeds tomorrow. let's get straight to the foot all world cup qualifiers. it has been a fantastic and penultimate round of group d games. already tight in the top three. wales and the republic of ireland are second and third respectively. both needed to win and they both delivered.

that's the crown prince bin salman. he's only 32.ently appointed heir to the saudi throne, replacing his cousin in the role. he's already impressed president trump. with energy that flows from the sun and wind. one objective is economic, preparing the country for when the world weans itself off oil. it also needs jobs to occupy its youthful population. more than two thirds of the population is under 30. but another objective is cultural, the country has become a beacon of ultraconservative sunni thinking. the crown prince made an astonishing admission to the guardian this week. change has already been evident. women being given licence to drive. an obvious step to us, but a huge change in saudi arabia. the vicious war in yemen might be seen as just one sign that the country is not close to a humane presence in the region. and then, of course, there is the problem of resistance within. willa crown prince beat the forces whose status and power has derived from the old order? saudi arabia as a new dubai? well, dubai has its issues, but

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of kinges ahead salman's planned trip with president trump's next year.e the problems of a closer saudi arabia-russia unity? >> it is a potential problem for the u.s. because in saudi arabia, one of the key allies in the region and putin looks like this to change in the country's position. obviously, the oil supply agreement between opec and russia that has succeeded in keeping prices stable is driving them up and has been a success. it looks as though russia will agree to extend it as saudi arabia has asked for until it -- the end of next year which is , what putin indicated yesterday. in addition there will be , possible cooperation on syria, another major issue for the two countries. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg best," i'm david westin. president trump's outline for tax relief is under the microscope on capitol hill and for that matter on wall street. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg's erik schatzker, black rocks ceo larry fink discussed what he does and does not like about the proposal. >> there are a lot of merits and what was being

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king salman made the comments in moscow he met with vladimir putin as the two leaders expressed their satisfaction over the developing relations between the two countries. speaking at an event in moscow, king salman expressed his hope for future cooperation >> translator: we're convinced that there are great opportunities to expand and invest by economic cooperation between our countries in order to create conditions for i investments and trade and economy that produce specific features of our countries in their interests, and in order to develop trade with the program, vision of kingdom, 2030. >> hadley gamble joins me to discuss this further it's obvious, this relationship is not just about oil. >> it's simple when you create a power vacuum in the region, you have the potential to realign the world that's what we're seeing here between saudi arabia and russia. it's not new it's been building over the years. we've seen a lot of promises of billions of dollars of investment from saudi arabia to russia something like $10 billion, of which $1 billion has been recognized the saudis need

. >> seth: i mean, it wasn't 'till -- >> you're going to have salman rushdie on your show?have salman rushdie on the show. >> well he is in my book store on september 17th. >> seth: that's very exciting. >> yeah. >> seth: and do you like that part of it? that you get to meet authors? >> i don't -- yes, and i read my book, remember i was here last time. >> seth: yeah. >> i read my book in my own book store. and that was fun. >> seth: that's great. well, i feel like if you couldn't have gotten an engagement to read your book there, something would have gone terribly, terribly wrong. >> that would have been bad, right? we're not interested in -- >> seth: now you have -- you have four kids who are in school right now. >> actually, i have five kids. i have an older daughter in her late 30s, she's 41. and then i have -- [ light laughter ] >> seth: so i, by the way -- [ laughter ] >> what do you have? >> seth: no, i -- keep going. >> no, this is about you, apparently. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, i'm just saying -- [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i said you have four kids in sch

with that king salman meeting with mr. putin -- we've got king solomon meeting with mr.day. they say they are not discussing russian participation in an iranian ipo. saudi arabia and russian have come and energy interests, and the talks on energy corporations are ongoing with russia. there's an interest that they will extend that deal. anna and i started the day with this. dollar.uld be buying the oldla every fourth quarter, it rises by 3%. we just talked about trump. it suits trump to have a soft dollar, but here we are. the data says we get a rally in the fourth quarter. do during the rally? >> i do think we get another -- do you join the rally? >> i do think we get an upward direction. earlier, it could go very far. the market didn't want to extend. of course, if we do get some positive surprises on the fiscal front, then that could push the dollar further, but the market remains skeptical. i'm talking about tax reform. trump and various republicans have indicated we can have tax reform a christmas, but very few people in the market are prepared to believe that. if we

so the campaign, with salman ahmad and other celebrities, continues and hopes to keep polio front andter in public consciousness, in pursuit of the big zero. for the pbs newshour, this is fred de sam lazaro in karachi. >> woodruff: fred's reporting is part of the under-told stories project at university of st. thomas in minnesota. >> woodruff: now to an organization that is helping young women in afghanistan participate in new outdoor sports for that country: hiking and rock climbing. independent filmmaker atia musazay brings us the story of ascend athletics, an american n.g.o. that is training what has become the first climbing team of its kind in the war-stricken country. the newshour's julia griffin has the details. afghanistan is not known for its hiking or climbing. it's not safe. but this team of young women is hoping to change that. >> fresh tz t, is part of this team. >> the wind that hits my face and the view that i see from the top of the mountain, not everyone has the opportunity to see that. we take pictures and breathe freely. i think most afghan girls will never have thi

. >> saudi arabia's king salman had a little glitch. the golden escalator there leading from the 747 came to a grinding halt. >> ah-oh. >> the king and his aides look a little puzzled. what do you do next? you walk, right? >> what do these stairs that don't move? they're just stairs. after about 20 seconds they finally decided to walk the rest of the way. >> don't you hate when that happens? >> i wonder at what point they thought, okay, just another second, they'll get it working. >> maintenance, it's all about maintenance. >>> coming up, we're check in with jeopardy's newest star. can austin keep his win streak going? >> we'll find out. but first, the new reaction from one of the biggest power brokers in hollywood amid allegations of decades of sexual harassment. you're watching "world news now". you're watching world news now. ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. i'm lucky to get through

maria is going to be onstage with steve schwarzman if blackrock also crown princess salman bin abdulazizc vote. fund will be with these aramco goes public allergies sovereign fund in the world, masayoshi son in terms of influence on world stage chairman ceo softbank, as an investor, huge influence there and boston dynamics ceo we're waiting for maria to take the stage in riyadh saudi arabia. we will take you there live as soon as we possibly can. mcdonald's caterpillar united technology general motors before the bell kevin winners for the most part mavericked came up a little bit short earnings per share. >> one of the interesting aspects third quarter u.s. 4.1% that was off national beverage and value promisiotion working one initial one all day breakfast same-store sales rise, investors concerned was that temporary? actual not they are continuing to progress and keep those customers and grow them because they are launching other ones like mic-pic 2 value. >> international sales up, break out high growth areas 6. %, china was a big push, so we will have to he see, you know if they can c

speaking in riyadh, mohammed bin salman said officials would eliminate the remnants of extremism in the say prince mohammed is behind several recent economic and social reforms. russia has vetoed a un security council resolution into the use of chemical weapons in syria. it is the ninth time russia has used its veto to protect its ally. last month the un said forensic investigation said beyond doubt, the syrian air force carried out a sarin gas in april. the olympic torch for next year's winter games has been lit at a ceremony in olympia, in greece. the torch will travel around greece before heading to the host nation, south korea. the pyeongchang winter games begin in february. a year of official mourning in thailand will culminate in a spectacular cremation ceremony on thursday for the late king, bhumibol adulyadej, who died last year at the age of 88. he reigned for more than 70 years, and presided over the transformation of his country from a poor, rural economy to a fast—growing manufacturing and tourism powerhouse. our south east asia correspondentjonathan head is at the grand pal

coming up, saudi crown prince salman signaling a sea of social change.ew city will differ from life in the west of saudi arabia. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: "what'd you miss?" lman hasown prince sa plans to build a new city on the red sea coast, with women able to jog in public wearing gym clothing, work alongside men come and play instruments in a music ensemble. over $500 billion from the saudi government as part of the prince's push not to repeat the country's past mistakes. , ourng us to discuss guest. -- joining us to discuss, our guest. >> most global financials are beating attract to the desert giveseek to not only speeches in here important conferences about this, but there is just so much money at stake. the saudi's are talking about a $2 trillion fund. you have the world elite trying to get it back. extremely eye-catching about this new city. the firsts is not time we had a dramatic, megacity announcement from saudi arabia and this attempt at economic reform and changing the views of the country and perception outside of saudi ar

the suicide bomber is salman a baby a twenty two year old born in manchester libyan parents they'd fled the gadhafi regime the city gave them a home after this of nights manchester is today waking up to the most difficult of dawns. it is hard to believe what has happened here in the last few hours the young the hopeful the innocent attacked on a night out. it provoked an outpouring of national grief and for some that grief soon turned to anger. the spotlight here turned almost immediately need to manchester's muslim population and in particular the libyans these terrorist attacks are designed deliberately to drive a wedge through communities to pit everyone else against the muslims and they often work creating fear and hatred so that's why i've come here to find out if that's actually what's happening in manchester to find out how the muslims themselves are dealing with that. it's so important time to get outside. but this is a divided britain a troubled britain used by elections and brings it in battle after a run of terrorist attacks. there isn't a lot to celebrate right now but there

reports on improving relations between russia and saudi arabia, following a trip to moscow by king salmanper says although the two nations have been on opposite sides of international conflicts, most notably in syria, their respective leaders still managed to sign a slew of investment deals. what stories are sparking discussions online? it is ironic that japanese it is ironic thatjapanese gardens are trending online. they are of course known for their tranquillity, but that's because tokyo is sending green fingers to every corner of the world, to spruce up those japanese gardens that have sadly fallen into disrepair. there are some 500 traditional gardens scattered across the globe and some need help. japanese gardens were often planted to repair friendly relations after world war two. a prominent opposition leader from cambodia has called for international sanctions to be imposed on the government of prime minister hun sen over his increasingly authoritarian rule. mu sochua is the most senior politician in the cambodian national rescue party, after its leader kem sokha was arrested last

speaking in riyadh, mohammed bin salman said officials would eliminate the remnants of extremism in thee mohammed is behind several recent economic and social reforms. the eu's chief brexit negotiators is a trade deal with the eu could take three years to complete if talks begin in december. michel barnier added however that the discussions wouldn't be without risks, because all of the eu's national parliaments must approve any agreement. damian grammaticas reports from brussels. from the eu today, a blunt message. donald tusk is no fan of brexit. how it plays out, he says, is down to the uk, but eu countries must remain united. it is in fact up to london how this will end — with a good deal, no deal or no brexit. but in each of these scenarios, we will protect our common interests only by being together. mr tusk was responding to the prime minister yesterday in the commons, where she suggested it is up to the eu to move things forward. it is now for them to consider what they want to see from the future of that relationship so that the next stage of those negotiations can indeed begin.

speaking in riyadh, mohammed bin salman said officials would eliminate the remnants of extremism in therince mohammed is behind several recent economic and social reforms. the governor of the us territory, puerto rico, has called on the federal government to speed up its response to dealing with severe power shortages on the island one month after hurricane maria. governor ricardo rossello said only seven brigades of engineers had been sent to the island where more than 80% of citizens were still without electricity. on thursday a year of official mourning in thailand will culminate in a spectacular cremation ceremony for the late king bhumibol adulyadej who died last year at the age of 88. he reigned for more than seventy years, and presided over the transformation of his country from a poor, rural economy to a fast—growing manufacturing and tourism powerhouse. 0ur south—east asia correspondent jonathan head has been watching the ornate cremation pavilions being built near the grand palace in bangkok over the past year. like a gilded mirage, the spectacular complex of pavilions has ris

is quickly from the conservative think tank the bow group on the others muslim rights campaigner salman but this is how the conversation played out. you know everyone agrees that you know ice is bad and somebody's killing innocent people and all that kind of stuff is bad that's that's not the issue here issue is how do you know somebody who has gone there has gone there for the purposes of supporting the ruling classes in this so-called hateful ideology mr issue and woefully unaware of the actual reasons the natural causes us to why people go out to isis it's not they're not you know advertising hey come over here and you know we can hate britain together with a whole propaganda message it's a false message but their whole propaganda message is you know you're not welcome in britain you know if you come here you'll be welcome here not only the practice should be to kill those people but that is the practice that has been in place for a long time these are people who pose a real threat not just to british people in fact not really to british people but more to the peace in the region and

he held an unusual joint meeting with king salman, the saudi foreign minister, and iraqi prime minister haider al-abadi. tillerson says he urged the leaders of both countries to cooperate further to isolate iran and rein-in iran's influence in iraq and the middle east. he called for iraq to disband iranian-supported militia forces to counter what he called iran"" malign behavior,." saying it's time for them to "go home." tillerson's trip includes stops in qatar, pakistan and india. >> sreenivasan: after creating the environmental protection agency in 1970, president richard nixon announced a vision for energy independence that included building 1,000 nuclear power plants across the country. that didn't happen. the nuclear industry's plans to expand were stymied over safety concerns following the accident at three mile island in 1979, and over disputes about how to dispose of spent nuclear fuel rods. today, 99 commercial nuclear reactors are operating in 30 states. in tonight's signature segment, newshour weekend's christopher booker reports that climate change is giving some nuclear pow

of her book on her commutes to work but for saunders he joins a distinguished group that includes salman rushdie hilary meant how margaret atwood and young martell the nugget of an idea he said he had twenty years ago grown into literary gold catherine stansell al jazeera london. these are the top stories on al-jazeera right now u.s. backed opposition forces have driven eisel from rocka itself to capital and syria kurdish led syrian democratic forces raised their flag in the city stadium after a four month battle amnesty international is calling on the international community to take action to stop it calls crimes against humanity and man maher and in a report the group says were henge a minority are fleeing a targeted campaign of widespread and systematic murder rape and burning carried out by security forces and rakhine state. presentation paying is addressing china's ruling communist party at its nineteenth congress and beijing you can see this happening right now she says china.

christianity to islam for example, if you are fearful, mindful of what has happened to other writers like salmanot occurred because it's not something i would do, christianity, i write these books to ask myself these questions and christianity is my experience. it's the world that affect me most because it's how i grew up. these are my core values. i write these books in many ways for myself, to explore these ideas. that's why i continually choose christianity. you just mentioned robert langdon and how he is cutting loose, would it be right to say that professor roberts langdon with his travel and code breaking and of thing else is the guy you'd love to be? that is the best way to say it, he's the man i wish i could be, he is more daring and intelligent. somebody once joked that how could he be more intelligent because he says everything you think. but then i pointed out when he says something off the top of his head about a painting, it took me three days to research that. how long can langdon go on? he has tough luck and ends up in some pretty bad situation so i don't know! if i was him i migh

saudi arabia's king salman issued a decree last week allowing women to drive for the first time.june next year, the gulf kingdom will remain the only country in the world with such a ban in place. the announcement has pleased activists, but also created a potentially huge new market for car makers. now, prince harry says he hopes to expand the invicta schemes in the future, saying the sky is the limit. speaking at the closing ceremony of the event for injured service personnel and veterans, he congratulated the competitors for the example they had shown the world. the final day of competition in canada in the game is set up by prince harry in 2014. 70 nations, 500 participants, a week—long event that helps wounded service men and women with physical and psychological rehabilitation. the closing ceremony, then, a star—studded ending, with some of music's biggest names and recognition for one of the game's biggest stars, a multiple medal winnerfrom the biggest stars, a multiple medal winner from the uk. biggest stars, a multiple medal winnerfrom the uk. the former biggest stars, a

of her book on her commutes to work but for saunders he joins a distinguished group that includes salman rushdie hilary meant how margaret atwood and yann martel the nugget of an idea he said he had twenty years ago grown into literary gold catherine stansell al-jazeera london. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the iraqi army says it's achieved its goals in the operation to take back kurdish held territory in the country's north it's now control of the areas around most of them very province the iraqi offensive began on monday in a setback to the kurdish administration's hopes for. the u.n. refugee agency is urging the bangladeshi government to speed up its vetting process as fifteen thousand refugees remain stranded at the border since sunday enjoy are crossing every hour from neighboring me in march with the u.n. says they need to be moved further inland to safety and better conditions. china's president appears to be consolidating his grip on power at the communist party's nineteen congress in beijing in a sweeping three and a half hour speech jumping laid out his political and

of her book on her commutes to work but for saunders he joins a distinguished group that includes salman rushdie hilary mento margaret atwood and yan martell the nugget of an idea he said he had twenty years ago grown into literary gold catherine stansell al jazeera london our website as al-jazeera dot com to get a moment take a look at al-jazeera dot com. these are your headlines on al-jazeera president xi jinping says china must cooperate with other nations to ensure the survival of mankind his comments on climate change came during a three and a half hour long speech at the ruling communist party congress in beijing he also said his country's fight against corruption remains a top priority. function. right now about the situation at home and abroad our own are going profound and complex changes the prospects for china are great but there are also severe challenges ahead all members of the party must look ahead and be vigilant be courageous and stay innovative amnesty international is calling on the international community to take action to stop what it calls crimes against humanity an

previously male only venues to families the announcement comes days after saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman pledged to restore moderate open islam in the kingdom. academy award winning actor kevin spacey has become the latest star to face allegations of sexual impropriety that's allowed to go after anthony rapp told buzz feed spacey had put him on a bed and lay on top of him when he was only fourteen years old rob said he felt compelled to speak out after a recent cascade of sexual assault accusations against powerful men in the entertainment industry spacey issue an apology in which he denied any memory of the incident and also came out as gay. never social media editor carl nasmyth following this story for us i call give us some more background about what's been happening i mean as you mentioned anthony rapp he says this powerful wave of stories being told by the survivors of sexual assault such abuse that's kind of what gave him the courage gave him the strength to tell his own story and he discussed his motivations on his own twitter account last night and here's some of what he wrote h

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respect to the talks getting underway yes i did in my meetings with the crown prince mohammed bin salman asked him to please and gauge the place and gauge in dialogue. there is not a strong indication that parties are ready to talk yet. and so we cannot force talks upon people who are not ready to talk so there has been no invitation to the white house because it's not clear that parties are ready to engage and we're going to continue to work towards that dialogue and towards that engagement. that uses is quite simple isn't full of the collective security and feel sort of that he says it would be the victim of this crisis again this is the state of qatar and this has affected directly the collective security of the decency because of the behavior of the blockading trade is. sees a meeting of the g.c.c. will constitute a golden chance you know to start the dialogue and the civilized way according to the civilized diplomatic well known chad was a serious car spun a particle news conference. somewhat unusual many were expecting a much different tone from u.s. secretary of state rex tillerso

king salman bin abdulaziz meets with vladimir putin in moscow. king is looking for an understanding that russia will agree to extend an agreement curbing oil production. russian influence grows in the middle east. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. bloomberg. puerto ricanice of bonds trembled yesterday. marketst trump rattled after speculating he might wipe out the territories $74 billion debt. showing you the fall in general obligation bonds. it fell to $.32 on the dollar. recovering a little bit. could these comments from the president affect investors bottom line? we are joined at by rebecca spalding. this had a huge impact. >> absolutely. it really spooked markets. inch mark tumbled to record lows after his comments. it came back a little bit once mick mulvaney said maybe you shouldn't take this literally. the market which doesn't have a lot of liquidity to begin with really freaked out over this. that showsreporting he actually has a plan for this. >> no. th