situation changed and we know that we're only talking about a loner and now what we saw back in jan back in january this year when we were reporting on the. another attack at the russian school and the city of perm the situation was very similar. there were a lot of teenagers who were very scared at the time and of course they were traumatized with the experience that they had and they had a very vivid imagination perhaps that time and we had to deal with conflicting reports with them the first several hours of work there at the scene but a lot of people were saying that there were two strange man attacking the school and then it turned out that there were two teenagers one was a former student of that school and another was an eleven year eleven great student so what we know then about this suspect eighteen years old he has been named as need to. know that he was studying at the time. called. the information we've heard from a credible source i think initially the information coming from the head of crimea . this mass killing that took place today. is now being treated as a homicide not

back. home jan and his sister will be able to visit their father each year. but sentenced to life he'll always be separated behind the prison glass. go you one and his mother still live in some village they is slowly getting reacquainted and plan to soon move back to their home town together. the triplets will also visit their mother once a year into she is released in twenty nine. hours on what i'm sure of that valid argument. now you. see her. mayor in syria that said that they're not. doing what it did. emma i don't. think. more than five thousand children have been cared for at sun villages since suturing jang made her vision into a reality many of them leave when their parents are released others remain until late two are adults but as soon as one leaps another at risk child arrives needing a home and some heart. he was malaysia's prime minister the nine me until his government was stronger now office candles and allegations of corruption in an exclusive interview one o one e speaks with knowledge you present on al-jazeera business updates brought to you

back half. on jan and his sister will be able to visit their father each year. but sentenced to life will always be separated behind prison glass. go you one and his mother still live in some village they is slowly getting reacquainted and plan to soon move back to their home town together. the triplets will also visit their mother once a year into she is released in twenty nine tain. alabama college on monday i'm sure but i know that you met. gary. says her. mayor is a jury am i said i don't get it or not. i don't think it did. emma i don't. think. more than five thousand children have been cared for at sun villages since suturing jank made her vision into a reality many of them leave when their parents are released others remain until they too are adults but as soon as one leaves another at risk child arrives needing a home and some hope. if you are in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when myth was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world. things guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this s

back month. does that reflect your view? jan: it sort of doesn't.t happened, so at least my view is partly wrong, but you can't say that in the fourth quarter fundamentals are tight and there's a deficit of supply and have the front of the brent spread collapse the way it did. there was clearly a wave of incremental supply, probably coming from the saudis. it may be that not all of the iranian oil is off of the market yet. that means you have a temporary glitch, if you will, which is what we think it is. the saudi oil minister, we thought what he said was a pretty bullish comment. somehow, it is bearish. you have no spare capacity. the market is in an episode of the glass is decidedly half empty as opposed to half full. to me, the comment was strictly bullish. alix: great point. let's get your take away. iranian sanctions will have a big impact on the market. the khashoggi story is a big turning point for saudi arabia. but the glass is half empty when it comes to investors. jan stuart, great to see you again. coming up, exxon mobil hit with a lawsui

well pates will be back with more at eight hundred jan say for now back to during paul thank you and that'll do it for this news greg you can keep in touch with us on social media use the hostile news grid all the other ways to connects are right there and we will see you back here in studio fourteen or fifteen g.m.t. on tuesday thanks for watching but i. divorce rates in taiwan are soaring and as a marriage consultant helen knows this only too well. but as the sixtieth wedding anniversary approaches own parents are looking moans rather than alms let out today . cannot daughterly love and professional expertise make them see eye to eye. my father my mother part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. what makes this moment we're living through something. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable freedom of speech is a valid bodily function that is a perfect formula for authoritarianism and tyranny or me into the light so. there's nowhere to hide let me ask you straight out this is the two state solution no up front. on knowledge is era new yorkers

he can send his wife back home then. >> that's jan in fredericksburg, virginia.his issue of birthright citizenship that came up yesterday, i wonder your thoughts of how it might impact races and the political dialogue out in california. >> well, the 14th amendment does contain the phrase that all persons born here in the united states soil are united states citizens. it's been like that since about 1868, when the 14th amendment was ratified, and it actually has been vetted by the united states supreme court in a couple of different cases, one dating back all the way back to 1898, where a chinese person, that is an american of chinese descent was born in san francisco to parents who weren't allowed to be citizens because at that time we had alien land laws which -- ♪

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bay area bridges starting with the bay bridge, picking up, i can see gaps in traffic and it's backed up janyond west grand but not as heavy, right now under 15 minutes so that is good timing. from san francisco. this is the richmond bridge, clouded -- crowded from castro, san mateo not a huge change in traffic, heavy west of 880 and like this in pockets over to 11 approaching the peninsula, 23 minutes to san mateo and drive times pretty decent 4 680. 24 and the eastshore freeway, no major hotspots right now but a good idea to leave early. back to you. >> back with more of our breaking news this morning, a fire endangering a natural gas pipeline and be point, we have evacuation orders in place and will you back on more in a minute. we will continue our coverage beyond our normal 10 am signoff time, until 11 am online, watch it on kron4.com , our mobile app and facebook so if you have to leave the tv you can stay in touch with that and hopefully we will you know when the evacuation order is lifted. >> welcome back 9:14 am, breaking news coverage, team coverage continues and be point, you can

that over 50% of their businesses are in refining and buying back a billion stock per year continuously expanding their -- >> how much does jan know? you know what, phillips 66 is excellent. i do like gary hemminger i like your thinking and highest compliment, jan has got horse sense. this is the most deserved but also despised rally we were waiting for. we were due. it may not be sustainable. we at least have to give it to the morning after the fabulous netflix call on "mad money" tonight domino giving a revenue risk that's how you do it, apple watch. then the health care space one of the best performing sectors performing this year don't miss my power rankings and wall street at least highest level yet. i am going off the charts so stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. - i love my grandma. - anncr: as you grow older, your brain naturally begins to change which may cause trouble with recall. - learning from him

she is the first vessel to make land way back in 1788 and the first american merchant shtr in, jan. and we are talking about the winds today, which is a big story. >> yes, transitioning from the upper elevations off shore to on shore. you are seeing the cameras here, and 66 downtown, but we are in the 60s and the upper 60s in the upper elevation, and quickly the atmosphere is going the dry out, and we will see a warm day today, and warm day tomorrow, and high fire danger from many of the hills around the bay area, and a very strong off shore wind event on the way, and the accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> and also, next, costly turnovers of cal's this is a saturday with thithe best wifi experiencey. and your shows streaming wherever you go. heleil thiss how xfinit make. this is a saturday with thithe best wifi experiencey. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $39.99 a month for 12 months and ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today. >>> good morning. here's a live

makes me sad i have no hope of ever coming back i am it's not possible it would take too long and i'm running out of time. the going to love love of you jan look up past the mayor of camerino understands his citizens desperation he feels forgotten by rome as well. talk with them the people of camerino are suffering we're all suffering the mayor is suffering too i only have five people in the public technical office for reconstruction that's not acceptable for a city that's been destroyed as much as this. plague most former residents elder and her husband bruno were moved into provisional housing a few kilometers outside camerino this is the kitchen. the couple has tried to turn the valley forty square meter flat into something resembling a home but life here still feels unsettled and somewhere to stay it's not a new home. we can't get anything better than that unfortunately or. to keep some of the spirit of camerino alive the community has build a new makeshift city center. these are new shops of camerino. elder feels less lonely coming here where she spends time with her son gianluca who runs her shop now in the jungle. the european unio

was a good much going on jan strasburg we will try to work poorly tennis world them once to monitor how it has pulled out of next week's finals in singapore to due to a lower back injury meanwhile over in moscow to his young qualifier bear has continued her fairytale run at the kremlin the twenty four year old number eight seed and that want to write a stone here seven five six one beats reach the semifinals to bear will face them are fighting to seed from last year and stacy at seventh story are. really happy with the first time since the final here and premier events it's amazing feeling probably more when more more i want to read more. into new. pressure having fun on the court saying this is the key for me to. amnesty international is calling on tennis stars roughen the delano back jock which she withdraw from an exhibition match due to happen in saudi arabia in december the king solomon tennis championship was announced shortly after the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi amnesty international there were asking them to use their global popularity to draw detention for the country's poor human rights record. and that's all your support for no

back and forth about the generals and those engagements. eisenhower expresses admiration for the iron brigade. he criticizes jan ewell sickles for the movement out of his position on the second day. nobody seems to have taken any offense whatsoever to eisenhower's criticism of sickles, but on day two, something different happened. they went out before they went to church, because they wanted to see cox hill, they wanted to go to the virginia monument, confederate avenue and on to cemetery ridge. when they are at cox hill and walking down the tower, monty starts goading eisenhower about lee's actions on the third day and says eisenhower basically, you would admit that this was a major blunder. this was terrible. i would never have done this. never. eisenhower is expected to respond. on the third goading, eisenhower's as well, monty, if you had acted as we acted -- as lee acted at gettysburg, i would have sacked you. nervous laughter among the press corps. the tour continued, they went to confederate avenue and the virginia memorial, where this is taken. and it concluded, presumably, on a successful note. but new

his call for the eight hundred suspects to be sent back to turkey russia type advances saudi arabia must provide on says as to what happened to the jan nest. richard first i should say here in the presence of international media that there are eighteen people in custody these are the same people who came to our country who sent to those people to turkey that's a question that needs to be answered by the saudi officials and the statement from the higher authorities in saudi arabia stated that the body of jamal khashoggi was handed to a local collaborator in turkey or they had some collaboration with a local accomplice so who is the local accomplice they say these individuals will be charged or will be prosecuted and will be sentenced but this crime took place in istanbul if saudi arabia is not going to put these people on trial the turkish judiciary can do that here in istanbul and through our ministry of justice we have launched an appeal in written form through official channels that turkey is ready to put these individuals on trial here in turkey and we will be expecting answers to these questions well only one was speaking there a

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jan worner. well, first of all, i want to say it was a very good ending to a very bad day. the russian mission control and survival rescue forces did a great job getting them backmen were going through a normal launch. they had been planning on spending six months of the international space station. they we re international space station. they were reporting that everything was normal. ground was telling them everything was fine, and then all of a sudden, and we are not exact a sure what happened, that investigation is going to come, but somewhere when the boosters came off there were some vibrations, and they suddenly got an alarm that the engine had shut down. they reported that they were weightless, and they went from everything is normal, i am going to space, to my rocketjust failed and we are going through this emergency, first ever of its kind, i bought. it was a pretty, i am sure, shocking turn of events for them —— abort. there must be training for all sorts of eventualities. is this the sort of scenario that they would have stimulated beforehand 7 absolutely, in fact, today i dusted off my old checklist from when i was flying the soyuz to reread all th

back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >>> we end where the hills are alive with the piano. he performs concerts in the wild. jancrawford paid hum a visit. >> reporter: it's a place of spectacular beauty. cliffs, tall trees of northern oregon. and then the unexpected. floating through the air, the elegant. melody of classical music. >> my mom and i were saying wouldn't it be cool to have a piano and go anywhere. >> reporter: so that's what hunter did. traveling across the pacific northwest introducing classical music to new audiences in some wild places. >> i can do a show pretty much every day and be happy. >> reporter: he tows his piano all over the state on a flat bed trailer. with the help of a few friends, the flat bed becomes a stage. he performs in the landscape, spaces with astounding natural beauty and rich history. >> you're taking this beautiful music to places where people would not have access to. >> it gives people a different lens through which to see this land that they know and love. >> reporter: inhireimed concert hall, he hopes to remove the normal barriers to classical music. there are three

eastern, montana congressman greg jan forte faces his democratic challenger kathleen williams for the state at-large seat. live coverage on in just a moment, we will take you back live to portland, oregon, in that state's governors debate. ♪ >> welcome back, everybody. our debate continues. the debate for oregon's future. all of the questions asked from young people, high school students from across the state. we have had some questions answered this evening in the first half hour. now we continue. shasta, who is our next question from? >> next question is from 15-year-old kai. he wants to ask you about teen suicide. >> hello, my question is for governor brown and representative buehler. in oregon, the second leading cause of death for 10 to 24-year-olds is suicide. those numbers have been rising in the past decade and a currently well over the national average. what plans do you have, in particular be on gun safety, to prevent youth from suicide and improve the overall mental health in high-risk groups such as male teens and the lgbt community? >> we begin with mr. buehler. mr. buehler: think you for your question. it is an issue i'm passionate about. my wife

back tonight. just the opposite. we've made incredible progress. jan incredible.urately and right, but some of the press really doesn't. >> you want to take this opportunity to tell us when -- [inaudible] >> it is happening and were setting it up right now. part of the reason mike was going over they are setting up the meeting and we will be announcing a different locations in singapore was fantastic but will do a different location. he probably liked that. i think it would be good. we will see. we are talking prayer for different locations. timing won't be too far away. people don't realize the importance of the meeting. we sent point number one d. nuclear station. but that was actually point number one. they've agreed to d. nuclear station. and they continue. we have to remove sanctions as you know. people said what have we done. we have very big sanctions. i'm of to remove them but we have to get something. [inaudible] u.s. soil? >> i don't want to embarrass anyone by asking. i think eventually we will have lots of meetings on u.s. soil and on their soil by the

be censored -- way back then she said i believe that education at its best is the antithesis of comfort. if you come here for comfort, and she is speaking outside she says go through jan iron gates. if you believe in fighting for your dignity and for your equality and that of the community and the world, then stay. [applause] >> thank you all so much for a great panel. nadine, i'm jewish to an conservative jewish, i hate to break it to you but i don't think you're on the liberal side anymore. classic liberal's note where near what liberals used to be anymore for this exact reason. i couldn't agree more with what you just finished with that the racism of low expectation. i don't come as a female, as a jew i don't want someone telling me that i need special accommodations for being jewish or for being female. excuse me, i can take care of myself. how about for being a conservative? that's a persecuted minority. and in montgomery county, maryland at that. that one is not so funny. people have been beat up for that. that's ok too. in fact, i have won my little israel u.s. flag and my gop elephant and i have had people before trump, before obama, probably during george w's

jan, these are three important races. that is a very winnable seat, i wish you all three lock. these three states, michigan, missouri, indiana, all winnable. thank you for being with us. whena, we come backe media continues to normalize and make excuses for the liberal model but we keep showing you every night. tammy bruce, joe concha, their next as we continue "hannity" on the road. so i can buy from enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. >> jackie ibanez in new york that saudi arabia says journalist jamal khashoggi was indeed killed after vanishing over two weeks ago. the government said "the washington post" journalist was killed in a fist fight at the consulate in istanbul, turkey. khashoggi went there on october 2nd to get documents for his upcoming marriage, and during a roundtable discussion in arizona, president trump called the saudi expiration of his death and "good first step." a celebration turn tragic in india, leaving 60 people died. a speeding train ran over a crowd watching

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back 11 bucks from the highs. remember, we're worried about a slowdown in the economy. i think you should call me a buyer. next up, fourth, vf corps, yes, the parent of janports as i said before i think fans alone is a huge opportunity for it at the same time, the company is about to spin off the not so hot jeans business early next year and last week they announced the sale of the reef sandal business here's what i'm thinking vf corps is pairing back and focusing on the best brands creating a lean mean earnings machine. the transformation will really start to kick in early next year which is why i think vf corp makes so much sense at the beginning of the fourth quarter. i know it's run a lot but changing the stripes in a positive direction number five finally is nike. until last week's big sell-off, they had been on fire. the reason they figured out how to fend off under armour and aski das by rolling out new products and selling them personalizing them even directly to the consumer. business is booming. i like nike's last quarter but the stock has pulled back 5% since then because of the overall market turmoil. i think the dip is worth buying. one more

jan metzger joining us in five minutes or thereabouts. shery: before we hand it over to rish, let's look at how markets are trading in the early session. the bulls fight backng on the edge of a bear market. nikkei 225 gains of 2.5%. gains in the seoul session as rishaad: 9:00 a.m. in hong kong and shanghai. this is "bloomberg markets: china open." market search for direction after a late rally failed on wall street. the benchmark near bear territory. david: tesla one of the winners. a short seller saying the company is starting to dominate. g20,ad: top-level talks at but the white house warns there is little chance of anything meaningful. ♪ davi

abigail jan at the cia as an operations officer in traveled abroad managing assets and arresting high-profile programs in service to the united states. in 2014 abigail left the cia admits back to her hometown in virginia to work in the air. abigail and her husband adam live with their three children who attend county schools. congressman dr. dave brat is a professor and chairman of economics and business department for nearly two decades. before joining congress, he graduated from princeton seminary with a masters in divinity and received his ba in business and phd in economics from the american university. he worked at consulting the state department, army and world bank. dave and his wife have two children. his daughter, sophie is a junior public high school and his son jonathan is a third-year student at university of virginia. ladies and gentlemen, your candidates for this evening. [applause] >> all right. again we want to thank you for coming. we'll start with our first question. again, ms. spanberger come you've chosen to go with your last statement. first question will go to you. congressman dave brat coming up in statement. >> gray, thank you very much to the chambe

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