electricity grid quickly became a matter of life and death in this struggling country the ministry for state securityhas invited the international press to report on the latest cyber attacks in the country they targeted the financial system the metro and once again the country's power supply the old malware black energy is still fresh in people's minds but it already has a successor. all its side chain co witness stand tack on the electricity grid. he takes us to the scene of the crime about an hour's drive from cannes. well secured from the outside the electrical substation outside the city because of the war with russia the country's energy supplies in a desperate state their electricity demand can barely be met. then the engineer shows me the room where he was forced to look on helplessly as the instruments developed a life of that alone and couldn't be controlled from within anymore it was the last i had the night shift on a completely normal day at the substation everything was fine and then towards midnight the switches started changing color. so when we got to make sure that it is. when i look

security. iraqi officials say their forces backed by the u.s. led coalition have liberated the last iraqi town held by islamic state. defense ministry official said forome taking control in the western province of embarq. again ar, united states campaign of airstrikes against militants, allowing the military thistake muzzle -- mosul past global news, 24 hours a july. day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe, this is bloomberg. mark: there appears to be a new stand up and the brazen negotiation. leadersvis saying eu have been unwilling to compromise. bloomberg talked about the stalemate with a member of the executive board of the doge of venice bank. -- deutscher bund bank. we are still in stage one of the brexit negotiations, and it's not at all clear whether or not we will go to step two or phase two in december. we have to wait for that. it's my impression that negotiations are going rather slowly and it is going to take some time until we will have clarity. this is why we have asked the banks to take precautionary measures, not knowing what the outcome is. deciding under uncertainty a

for production. this leasing is authorized by congress. it ministries and was able bolster our energy independence and national security, provide economic opportunity for alaskans and much-needed revenue to about the state of alaska and the federal government. should that authorization be enacted, the department will follow applicable environmental to ensureuirements the development of the area is conducted responsibility. chairman murkowski, i appreciate the opportunity. we look for to answering any questions you and the members of the committee have right now. thank you. >> thank you for being here on the part -- behalf of the department. morning, i amd sam alexander, i am from alaska. my parents were born yukon. thank you for the opportunity to speak with you about the arctic national why life refuge. i'm here to talk to you about opposepeople adamantly this refuge. as if our u.s. army special forces officer, my people asked me to speak because i walk into worlds, your world and their world. why do we oppose the opening of the refuge? at heart of the issue is freedom. the freedom for us to continue to exist as indigenous people. what does it mean to be a consent? it means people of a place. pretend o

state's center of government. there might be logistical reasons for deviation, but there is no compelling diplomatic business reasons to wait 70 years. keyn israel's geography, national security institutions such as the ministry of defense are located in tel aviv, which means that a u.s. embassy annex should remain there. but cost efficiency also compel the conclusion that the bulk of our embassy's personnel should follow their colleagues and the rest of the world and move to israel's capital. modern communication capabilities notwithstanding. cost in both time and resources, and aggravation on our diplomats in israel. moreover, there is no substitute to personal contact, face-to-face communication, and easy accessibility, especially in times of crisis. security concerns, especially in the volatile always factorse in decisions to move existing diplomatic facilities to new locations within existing capitals where physical conditions are suited to address risk assessment. while the overwhelming advantages to the united states argue for relocation, there are a number of political arguments to the concrete -- to the contrary. it is important to take these arguments seriously, because many are made in good faith,

state center of government. there may be logistical reasons for temporary deviations from this principle, and 70 years as has been the case in israel. key national security institutions such as the ministry of defense located in tel aviv which means legitimate considerations will dictate a us embassy annex should remain, but cost, efficiency and effectiveness considerations compel the conclusion the bulk of the embassy personnel should follow the example in the rest of the world, and is relapse capital. modern transportation and telecommunication capabilities notwithstanding still imposes costs, not to mention aggravation on our diplomats in israel. there is still no substitute to personal contact, face-to-face communication and easy accessibility especially in times of crisis and political leaders. moreover security concerns in the volatile middle east are always major factors to move existing diplomatic facilities for new locations in existing capitals where physical conditions are better suited to address contemporary list, the overwhelming diplomatic and managerial advantages to the united states argue for relocation, there are a number of political arguments to the contrary, there a