what i would like to do is follow up offline, deal with this issue of whether or not it is swap or not. i think commissioner divis driscoll, you and i, we agree on some of this stuff. we agree on little bit different direction. i'm happy to call the vote if that's what the board wants. to the extent that board members don't want to vote on this, that's the board's choice. >> i would suggest that we call a vote on this item. i think based on the discussion that we had our city attorney with regard to the process, i'm comfortable with moving on based on the economics of this. >> i think it sounds like there's votes for this to pass. i'm guessing here. there's some issues here that if we do vote on this and it does pass, still maybe unresolved. i think we need to get to the heart of that matter. commissioner driscoll, i'm going to call for the vote on this. but, i think that you brought up issues we need to deal with. it's not the first time that they've come up. as an addition to the vote t oday, can we follow up on this and deal with some of this? >> commissioner driscoll: can i ask a q

that was the way and the manner in which the offline fed the online. we would radical you online before we would encourage you to act in the field. that's mainly what distinguished us. one of the other things that was very important and very -- i think. okay. manipulate the mainstream media. it wasn't about what was going on in your echo chamber, but it was to be controversial so the media would cover you. we were covered on outlets such as fox news and cnn where we were constantly covered as a group that was very small, but the way they covered us made us look larger than we actually were. for our followers it made us look like we were legitimate activists. we also appeared regularly on anti-american outlets which also gave us the venue of intellectualism and including public television talk shows. that really allowed us to solidify the notion that we were legitimate movement inside the minds of our adherents and also a major means of recruiting new individuals. another of our efforts that isis has since mastered was utilization of social media. at th

or we can have meetings offline. we can work with what works best for the commission, but we would want the authority to move forward. >> commissioner moller caen: i know it's summer. i'm working on a big project with oakland unified. and it's pretty dark over there right now because the teachers and administrators are out. so want to put that out there. i don't know if it makes more sense to wait a couple of months or if you feel like you would have enough to present. >> i believe we can present that in short order. we've got in the body of the grant what will happen over each of the next four years and that's in the body of the grant, but we can come back with a condensed version in the next commission or two. >> so this coming fall, will certain schools in sf unified be using this curriculum? >> if this were to pass, we would work with them right away it develop that curriculum and they would begin piloting probably in the spring. >> so i will make one last comment on this. i would urge my fellow commissioners of

it is a combination of a big online as well as offline retail business.bination of the two overtime is really blurring so it is an exciting market. there is a lot going on. now, remember this? tetris, the classic bjoergen, has been a hit for more than three decades. but guess what. it is now headed in a new direction. a veteran games developer has reimagined the games developer has reimagined the game in virtual reality, and he spoke to our north america technology reporter dave lee. the music is kind of like a pole setting soundtrack that is getting gradually louder, i think. setting soundtrack that is getting gradually louder, ithink. it setting soundtrack that is getting gradually louder, i think. it is quite hard to hear with the convention but i imagine if you are sat at home in a nice quiet room this would be very relaxing. you would be taken to a different place altogether. it is very unique. it is very unique game design. it is very simple but very strong. and anybody can play. translation: it's a known fact that, as far as computer technology is

. >> the parent pick up and drop offline at school is a thing. a lot of parents are frustrated about it. after watching this video i think we need to just chill a and e bit. from school. al tirlives on the line for the education. >> you'll notice they use different tactics in order to get there. these fellows load the children on. some are putting their kids on their backs. a few of the parents are holding their childrens hands. >> if you like the community maybe the government isn't. this isangeus >>ne gnment officiald he didn't know this was going on until he saw the video that's been seen hundreds of thousands of times. >> the head of public relations said they never received a request. e offlromise caused problems. now, here is one group that always gets the job done. no doubt about it. it's the royal national lifeboa. they have these two teens stuck here. >> that's rough water. >> yeah. it is. they drop a line. they able to pull the girl in worse. >> they are all vunte theyt jncey are ableo bringthe out to get the guy. they throw the line ou

but we can have this conversation offline. >> supervisor cohen: so i think the point that i'm making, i think supervisor yee was the one that pushed this, and the reason why it's on the spending plan is that there's $2 million allocated in that gap so that we can start funding programs. >> supervisor kim: i understand what that is. >> supervisor cohen: okay. okay. all right. >> supervisor kim: i think we should have an offline conversation about this. >> supervisor cohen: all right. so before we go further, you guys have expressed an interest in expanding the budget and growing the budget. i think one thing that would make our argument more compelling and succinct statement or succinctally putting down three to five bullets of how we're allocating that money or what our desires are. i can't just say hey, give me some money, mr. mayor, so i'm hoping you can guide me on this on where we can grow this -- grow this pot of money. so supervisor yee, i'm going to look to you because you've definitely done this before, and wanted to see if you wanted to start the conversation. if not, i mean,

along with her online fan base which you can tell this like to attract attention offline and the analog world. of god. on the terrace of the beach bar she orders a part of team. her performance as the queen is a hit. and that's what these is the chief to tell his most about her work seeing people's reactions to not caring and even the apology this as long as it's fine yes but as the years go by probably only be able to transform myself until older people not really young ones anymore. and perhaps to honor her majesty's visit this italian beaches on british for a day rainy weather included. for now we turn to the spinning icon of dutch culture since the structures have been a fixture of the local countryside for centuries now honey that they provide the population with flour but also help prevent flooding windmills were used to pump dry hundreds of lakes and swarms which is vital in a country where a quarter of the land mass is below the sea level this strong connections or culture has ended a place in the unesco list of intangible cultural heritage. mills are driven by wind power. and t

young knee joints but he's already working on ways to adapt it for older patients suffering from also offline to come seventy years old i'd like to walk with my knee joint so and you can see it is a very very desirable. so i'd like to buy you near the. china's disease is a parasitic illness that is found mainly in the poor rural regions of central and south america and it is estimated that in excess of ten million people are infected with the disease. and out to sea and i'm in bolivia to meet a woman who may just have found a solution to this devastating disease. chuggers diseases caused by the parasite. which is carried by the triad to mean bug known locally as winter coats when an infected by someone leaves behind infected feces scratching the bite grabs the infected feces and. once in the body the parasites multiply and spread. the face of chalk lasts approximately two months causing mild symptoms it then goes into remission and it can be decades later before the chronic stage begins where the parasites attack the heart and adjust of organs which can cause intestinal and cardiac disorders

along with her online fan base new chip to tell it's like to attract attention offline and the analog world. of god. on the terrace of the beach bar she orders a pot of tea. her performance as the queen is a hit. and that's what pleases the chief to tell his most about her work seen people's reactions to not caring and even thought of polish new things as long as it's fine yes but as the years go by probably only be able to transform myself into older people not really young ones anymore. and perhaps to honor her majesty's visit this italian beaches on british for a day rainy weather included. or from rainy italy we travel to the netherlands the country's biggest city amsterdam boasts a rich cultural history and some of its tucked away in backyards in the private gardens of seventeenth and eighteenth century canal houses normally visit this wouldn't even know that these spaces exist but once a year tourists and residents alike can get a glimpse into the secret world you're max reporter meghan lee took a closer look. these private gardens are small always sees in the heart of amsterdam

it got formed offline the platform allowed users to exchange child pornography worldwide and to arrange meetings that involved actual sexual abuse of children aged between two and eight mining kentish done something in them either from spy visaka. prosecutors confirm that the platform had eighty seven thousand members some parents are said to have used the site to offer that own children for abuse. there's been a shop rise in child pornography investigations in recent. we wanted to find out who downloads this material. michael a self-confessed paedophile. agreed to talk to us. immediately when i realized that i had pedophilic tendencies it became a real problem for me i was disgusted with myself for that sort of. michael is now in a therapy program that helps him to control those tendencies. our research for this report took us to the philippines home to a flourishing international trade in child pornography. how can the perpetrators be stopped and how can potential victims fee protected. in. our report begins in college. this is judge klaus. and his colleagues are frustrated that they

along with her online fan base which if you tell us likes to attract attention offline and the analog world. was. on the terrace of the beach bar she orders a pot of tea. her performance as the queen is a hit. and that's what these is that you could tell his most about her work seeing people's reactions to not caring and even the apology things as long as it's fine yes but as the years go by probably only be able to transform myself until older people not really young ones anymore. and perhaps to honor her majesties visit this italian beaches on british four day rainy weather included. for now we turn to the spinning icon of dutch culture windmills they are along with to lips and clogs internationally associated with the netherlands and on the subject of today's entry in our series european traditions the structures have been a fixture of the local countryside for centuries now hardly did they provide the population with flour that also helped prevent flooding when mills were used to pump dry hundreds of lakes and swarms which is vital in a country where a quarter of the land mass is

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there was a complete lack of retailers in the market, either online or offline. had then, of plants, and which ones to choose and then how to look after them. how difficult or easy has it been to be a new business in london? what sort of help did you get, and did it help being in london? as i said, i had no experience of plants, so i needed to build a passion for it. i went away and learnt a bit more. killed fewer plants than have survived, which i think is the ratio you want to come outwith. and then i looked to seek some, get some, capital. so, some next—level investments. i felt there was, to your point, such a great opportunity in this market, that there were going to be loads of other people looking to exploit it. so i raised some investment from a venture capital fund in east london and got started from that point. you very much split how you run the business. you look after logistics, getting the things in. and you look at selling them to customers. how does that divide the work? well, we deal directly with holland now, so we are on quite a lot of the supp

for quality for women in the philippines what next i know that you are planning some marches taking offline and then into real life and i we are going on we are all going on ground having a march and june twelfth independence day ok and we're going to be standing up and say enough. with the autocratic an abusive tendencies end-i nicole antonio thank you so much for joining us today i will leave the conversation for many could to wrap up this candy he says that this movement empowers us to express suppressed anguish simply by promoting us to finish the thought many women don't get to tell their stories and this campaign helps them process their pain of course you can continue this conversation online hash tag it is treatment at a.j. streamed on twitter. incarcerated in russia's toughest prisons stripped of their liberties. an unexpected creative opportunity. lesley's to love a singing contest like no other off is a chance of redemption and hope for the talented few would. be a tale of singers and madras witness on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. a new series of rewind a care bring your

get combat cheating and leaking of exam questions the education minister says the nation will go offline during the first hour of each test until monday it's in reaction to massive online leaks of the mandatory high school exams over the last two years. israel is prime minister just into our dad has given birth to her first child a healthy baby girl making her only the second elected world leaders to give birth while in office. as deputy will run the country for the next six weeks while she takes maternity leave. and germany has been found guilty of violating e.u. regulations by failing to reduce high nitrate levels in its groundwater the overuse of fertilizers in farming is blamed for the high nitrate levels which can pose a health risk germany could now be fined by the european commission. and the turkish government has refused to allow a member of the german parliament to enter the country as an observer for this weekend's election and the member of the german left party intended to go as a representative of the organization for security and cooperation in europe he's previously conde

bias, and so are you incleaned to release that, or is this something you and i need to talk about offline. >> when i took this job, i committed i was going to read every letter personally. >> good luck. >> mr. boyd pointed out that's not practical, i haven't been able to do that. i k34r50completely understand t question. our administration is reluctant to attack people on the front lines. because of what that might invite. by people who are ill motivated. i think you raise an important question. i have talked with mr. mueller on several occasions about the importance of making sure people on his team -- >> we'll get back to that maybe offline or something. this is important, september 2nd, 2016, lisa page wrote a letter to mr. struck saying she had talking points for director comey, because potus wants to know everything we're doing. please identify potus and what you think she meant by -- >> i don't want to speculate on what miss page meant. i do want to say if i may i completely understand the president's frustration with what's reflected in this report. nobody would be happy to know th

we can factor in is probably about a million to maybe a million and a half barrels coming sort of offline if you want to view it that way with the two and a half million barrels per day that iran has out into the marketplace assume a million and a half of it is no longer going to find a home in china or india or turkey so i think this is going to continue to be more reason for oil to start to head to that magical ninety level and maybe even beyond earlier this week roshi archie spent some time with the russian energy minister and we asked him about oil and i want to play his response and get your reaction on the other side. sort of but the ministerial meeting held in vienna on saturday we agreed to let opec and non opec countries raise output by one million barrels per day and go back to the initial production levels outlined in the december twenty eighth sixteen agreement right now we are exceeding our conformity levels by almost fifty percent and we decided to go back to the original quarters set out in the agreement so that production adjustment would again stand at one point eight mil

russian networks we know that story was a takedown of the media station in paris where they took it offline the whole thing out of cyber attacks took an online we know i mean there's a there's a feeling of security by people around the world that we can't attribute things d.c. h.q. n.s.a. are better at attributing than anyone else in the world and we are able to attribute we can't explain how we do it because that would that the people know so we know when someone's done it so to pretend and say well we did i mean we know now those things are you know don't do them i mean that's that would be my let's let's not do that we let's let's i mean. you know a rusher is a an important country on the world stage they don't need to do that and now that they all prices are going up brant crude is gone up dramatically over it well over eighty it means that the financial problems in russia are not as bad as they were let's try and actually have a dialogue let's stop doing silly things both of us and try and you know try and not see each other as enemies so what do you make of when the head of the minist

dozens of carbon monoxide alarms sold via amazon and ebay have been taken offline after failing safetyo sound when carbon monoxide was present. eurozone countries have agreed a long—awaited debt relief deal for greece, which has been hailed as "historic". the deal gives athens more time to repay £85 billion worth of loans and extends a grace period during which greece will pay little or no interest. and opec has agreed, in principle, to raise oil supply by one million barrels per day. saudi arabia is expected to account for most of that raised output. but russia is likely to benefit as well. meetings in vienna will continue on saturday, when opec meets with its non—opec allies. let‘s look at the markets. bp as a result of that agreement are up almost 3%. the ftse looking fairly sharpish up at about i.25%. bae systems is very strongly connected with airbus. that‘s all the business news. after 630 migrants on board the aquarius migrant rescue ship were refused entry to italy, they were taken to valencia, nearly a thousand nautical miles away. italy‘s new government has since declared all

are acquiring data assets like buying whole foods so they can learn more about how you and i shop offline. each time they do that, cranking the knob. so maybe they're at a 2, maybe they get it up to a 3 and then a 4 and a 5. they are entirely focusedded on increasing the prediction accuracy. as they increase the accuracy, they don't have to get up to spinal tap levels. maybe it's, you know, a 6 ott of 10 or 7 out of 10. there's some number where when they reach that number, let's say it's 6 out of 10 they get right, somebody at amazon says, you know, we're so good at predicting what they want, why are we waiting for them to order it? let's just ship it. and so just go through the thought experiment. as you turn the knob, you get up to some level where amazon says, let's not wait anymore, let's just ship it. let's say they ship you a box of stuff, and the box arrives, you open it, and you take out the things you want. so let's say you want 6 out of the 10 things, and you leave 4. and you might say, well, wait a minute, why would they ship you things that they know you're not going to take

we can talk about that offline. >> commissioner merase and then commissioner sanchez. >> i want to congratulate mr. irvin for being recognized by the c.a.c. two meetings ago for your service. i just have two questions. one on the budget. we all know that the feds woefully under allocate. i want to know out of the 140 million we allocate out of our budget, how much is the federal allocation? >> it's just about 50-50. are you talking about the unrestricted general fund contribution? it's 50-50, maybe slightly more. it's right down the middle. >> thank you. and then secondly in terms of the staffing allocation, it seems like every year in the fall, we have a slew of people at that podium complaining bitterly about changes in the staffing level for paras and other support staff. so i'm hoping we can avoid that with a lot more communication. but i also learned from dr. blanco that some of that was a result -- a direct result of our student assignment system and just having way too many rounds and school sites not knowing how many students are going to be at their schools, so i'm hoping that there's

we are seeing new innovation happening in offline construction.nline companies are leveraging data that has been collected from consumers to serve them better, not just online, but also off-line. in terms of what they are shopping and buying off-line. this is happening in formats like convenience stores, so that is a big peace. e-commerce integrated into off-line. the second area of growth for us is around social. before, wek about, if you find a facebook every 10 years, you are great, but you can only find it every 10 years. but in china, you can always find a facebook like this this model. there is always new social disruption, whether in the phone -- form of video, livestream. but the key is content, features driven, and targeting different segments of users. we have investments in companies that is the number one business in china, in the number one square dance at in china -- app in china. have another that only targets generation z. there is quite a bit more room for growth within social, and so expect to see this company taking that model o

they use all of their barrels now and additional supply disruption, 450,000 production of libyan is offlinean't afford a disruption >> okay, yesterday, you were in d.c. stop following me around rick perry, we got a few moments with him offcamera he thought the saudis, he told me that the saudis would be able to add maybe more barrels than they're saying to the market, something to that effect, he was confident in the saudis' production do you agree with that. >> the saudis have stepped up for president trump. we saw it on opec, on friday, we had a statement about what type of production ads we would see on saturday, you had the saudi oil minister say, it's going to be a million barrels and we'll do it alone if necessary the saudis say they have 2 million barrels of spare capacity can they bring it on in 30 days and keep it on for 90? that's the definition of spare capacity they could ramp up to that number over a period of time can they plug that hole right away >> a day you learn something is always the best day i didn't know that spare capacity in the oil markets had a definition >> yes 3

i mean, i've heard enough information at least to have a robust conversation, and we can take it offline as we're talking about how to agendaize it, but i this to take some action as a commission would be interesting, even if we have to debate it as such. >> clerk: to clarify, commissioner viator, that is an action or discussion? >> to take action. >> twice today -- it caught me a little off guard today. twice staff was kind of indicted. first on community benefits and lack of transparency, and then, on the federal question, honesty and whatever. and normally, i'll be the first one to rise to their defense. as i've sitting here right now, given some of the things that i have pending that are important to us, i -- i'm reluctant to do that. there's times that i talk to harlan about it but i want to let my colleagues know where i feel i'm just going to be totally played. one of the things is this janus decision. it's going to be huge. i've been doing my best to articulate -- and that's why i didn't -- i've been doing my best to articulate the very clear difference between some of the folks

goes into your thesis that we can't get more oil out of the permian demand will grow got iran coming offlinebya down 400,000 barrels even with the opec raise you think the market will get tighter? >> i think the opec raise is a yawn >> don't say it's a yawn i flew to europe for that. >> it's not a yawn then. >> it was a -- yeah. it's a half step this doesn't even solve that problem. the market is getting tighter. >> can you find workers? >> it's hard we have a great team and a lot of great folks, but we need more >> you have to pay a truck driver 150,000 a year. i'm not kidding. >> not quite that, but we've gotten there in the past in north dakota and we could get there again. >> all right dan, appreciate you getting up so early come see us again. >>> time for the top trending stories. landon dowdy is back >> here's what's hot and trending more than 75,000 people were stranded overnight after bali's international airport was forced to close due to a volcanic eruption the volcano began erupting yesterday spewing ash high into the air and endangering planes, tourist activities around the volca

spend it at kohl's and nordstroms those companies that have learned to play the game, both online and offlined doing it wut spending all of their money getting online, are starting to look much healthier to the restale envester >> we heard howard schultz say the stock market is not the economy. i agree. we have seen massive gains if you threw a dart at a retail stock, it's probably up 10, 15, 20% this month i come back to the fact. are these companies good longer-term investments? or do you think the short-term money has already been made? >> i think macy's is kohl's nike tapestry i think michael kors is. >> the former coach. >> a terrible name >> i don't think penneys is. they're losing the game. not winning. seres is probably going to -- >> but their stock is up 17% these are gains this week. jc penney is up 17%. >> short-term events why did the market wake up a week ago and say, we want to own all the retailers? when the environment for retail has been good for more than a year at some point in time, the recognition happens. the stories and winners haven't changed. the team who looked like

ticket by a still offline after a massive data breach that saw hackers to the data of more than 26 millionheir breach apparently occurred last wednesday. they have not paid the hackers ransom and confirmed some customer data was exposed, the credit card numbers and passwords were not. a new study suggests less maybe more when it comes to chemotherapy treatment. a federally funded study suggested many women with early-stage breast cancer could safely skip commonly used chemotherapy after surgery. new findings could scare patients from difficult side effects. that is what is happening now >> really great news for women suffering from breast can well, more news crossing president trump's legal team now vowing to fight back a special counsel robert mueller subpoenas the president as part of the russia probe. rudy giuliani going as far as to say the president can pardon himself if he needed to. >> he probably does. he has no intention of pardoning himself. nothing to say you can't. another thing. can the president pardon himself. it would be an opening question. i think it would get answered by

traditionally, we spend a lot of are cycles online, we have now just started in 2017 offering a firm offlineick and mortar and it has been amazing, in part because of the elimination of the embarrassment of applying with credit and getting rejected. it is an expansion for us, and is part of why the fundraising you talk about, after that there is just an aimless opportunity as far as i'm concerned, a lot of it comes from the fact these products have been the same for the last 50 years and there is so much more we can do. emily: after the financial crisis, a lot of millennials lost faith in the traditional financial institutions, but now we see firms like goldman sachs, with good early success with their digital loan products, so does that mean perception is changing? max: i think goldman sachs is an interesting outlier. they were traditionally not in these financial products, and after they turned back during the crisis, they've decided to take in -- take advantage of the license they got. i think it remains to be seen. i think that there is plenty of entrance, and some exit is, in this marke

. >> after my last divorce, i bought mine from an individual offline.o that again. mattresses aren't the best thing to buy used. >> again, i repeat, why would anyone want an old mattress, much less an old mattress from a hotel. has scott pruitt not seen any of those blacklight investigations. for a while, you couldn't turn on television without seeing one of those. even gordon ramsay did one, for goodness sake. >> how much is this room? >> $250 a night fridays and saturdays, $180 the rest of the week. >> let me shows you what $250 gets you at the monticello. turn the lights out. you see that? this black light shows up bodily fluids. that's exactly what you see -- >> that's disgusting. >> where do these mattresses come from, phillip? >> a house in arizona. >> your house? >> yes. >> those two holes there, that's cigarette holes. >> uh-oh. >> burns. >> what did scott pruitt want with an old hotel mattress? why are his aides resigning when he's the one who flew first class on the taxpayer's dime? if you bite into a chick-fil-a sandwich in a soundproof booth

i had several conversations offline to her. she'll be missed. >> thank you very much for that. nice to recognize her. one more thing i want to add, i had the privilege going to the new operator graduation j une 8th. it's along the theme of d edicated employees. this was a batch of new o perators starting out on their journey here in san francisco. it was heart-warming. it was a great reminder of how difficult the training that they go through is and what they go through to get to the point where they have the honor, privilege and huge responsibility to sit in that seat and pilot our buses through the city. i want to say again to all the trainers and the entire class, thank you so much. i realize what a big step they are taking and their families are giving them up for what is sometimes very stressful job as director reiskin pointed out, we trust them with our families everyday out there on the s treets and on the buses and street. thank you to them. any other unfinished business? do i have public comment? >> clerk: yes. >> good afternoon chair brinkman and directors. i couldn't

>> i can talk to you offline. i think it's about 600 k, but we'd have to talk to the sheriff's department. supervisor sheehy: okay. great. >> i'm almost done. >> supervisor cohen: we're not rushing you. please continue. >> some other highlights. of course we have a $40 million sta and federal impacts reserve. we did a $10 million state and federal impact reserve that was pretty much impacted by december. on the horizon for me that gives me the most heartburn and city stakeholders as wells the potential repeal of senate bill 1, the gas tax. from what we're hearing, it is likely that it will make the ballot, and likely that it will pass by california voters in november . if that were to be repealed -- if that tax were to be repealed fore general fund alone, it funds $23 million annually of our road repaving program, so rve the next two years should that be implemented, it would be over $30 million just for the general fund. it doesn't take into account the money that -- >> supervisor sheehy: could i ask a question?

things the deal will get done maybe 300,000, 600,000 barrels a day because of that production coming offline down the road >> when should we expect a decision from opec and when does that response from russia come in >> yes okay call it ropec. russia plus opec russia and saudi arabia have come together. you have these unlikely alliances formed ironically, even though the seminar starts today, the meeting is on friday, all the -- you'll forgive me -- palace intrigue began last week at the world cup. mohammad bin salman the ruler of saudi arabia and vladimir putin sitting together watching the opening game of saudi arabia and russia alexander novak was also there along with the head of saudi arabia's oil ministry. they were there. the negotiations began really last week. their whole goal is to get everybody in this building on board. iraq, iran, and venezuela are opposed to a production output increase because they want prices to stay higher. we know why. they need the cash flow. >> brian, i know there are a lot of ceos where you are now. we always focus on the oil ministers, the government of

a lot of it is coming offline.he world will eventually adjust to all forms of energy which will be needed. shgs ysh, yes, prices at a low level because it causes incredible pain to countries. >> he's talking about a couple hundred million barrels coming off -- or a couple hundred thousand a day because of sanctions. the venezuela production continues to decline as their economy is decimated that may add up to 1 million more barrels off line. so opec is trying to fill that gap. it's fluid it's rough and tumble at times with the sharp elbows. we'll be here all day from the opec seminar and maybe get more clues as to what will happen tomorrow if we do, we'll bring them to you. >> we know you will. we know you have strong and sharp elbows out there >>> still ahead on the show, the good, the bad, the ugly this earnings season. atwh to expect as far as that is coming up next on "worldwide exchange." my ambition is to get my 8 hours. because a head full of work... a husband who snores with gusto... and marvin... are going

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we take a critical position that if an activity is strong offline, and it is strong online way to ensure that is enforced. >> is the prime minister disappointed or relieved that president trump did not time for a bilateral meeting with us? >> i actually had quite a lengthy conversation with president trump during the week. i had a number of conversations with him at the g-7 on a range of issues. [laughter] >> rebecca powell. >> thank you, mr. speaker. a great deal of constructive work came and that is not least the work on reducing plastics in the ocean worldwide and on women's education. isn't it great that if we really are sick of these issues, we need to do a jointly with the >> of course we in the u.k. look at those issues and take her own action. a real impact is likely to be much greater would work jointly with others to ensure that around the world we are addressing these issues and that's exactly what the g-7 communiquÉ is to do. >> the majority people themselves are welcome not to let russia, the rush is now exceeding to exert and we learn about the scale of that over this weeke