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iran hans pledge to seek revenge against the united states after wrong stoped general was killed in anamerican as striking a rock. is deaf schools and i'm pouring of grief and anger in both iraq and iran with thousands at his funeral chanting death to america. well to talk more about- president trump's response to that iranian attack on the advice in around the houses us troops are we can get out to washington our correspondent cantidad go just on the is there and catch that kid about. trump's speeches has been described as a kind of a mixture of both threats and de escalation. yes t that's exactl- what it was it was also a complete changee in rhetetoric- frfrom what we've heard from the president in and the days. as seen said the killing of ocem as salen money but it was it really it de escalation in the sense that- what many feared was going to be at the next steps in and thatt conflict it did not happen donald trump. as very focused and very in measured in his words of for once and talking about economic sanctions even though he did say that the- the west was still contemplating. ot

jerry falwell and others have stoped this story. very often they refer to themselves as the new abolitionists trying to draw a parallel between the opposition to abortion and the opposition of antebellum evangelicals to the scourge of slavery covered , so it makes a great story. but there is actually a bit of fiction, quite a bit of fiction in fact. abortion for evangelicals simply wasn't an issue. they were considered a catholic issue for most of the 1970s. let me provide a bit of evidence. i won't be able to get all of it , but just to give you a sense of it. in 1969, christianity today magazine which was kind of the flagship magazine of evangelicalism convened a conference together with the christian medical society to talk about abortion as a moral issue. after the conference was over, they issued a statement saying we can't agree that abortion is a moral issue, but we are inclined to allow abortion under certain circumstances. 1971, the southern baptist convention, which i'm sure many of you know is what we doubt of liberalism,

the handling of the crisis has stoped criticism over judgment. to day after declaring a national disaster. fires have killed 20 people, 28 missing. a warning from the u.s. to argentina's president, alberto fernandez. trump administration says the early foreign policy moves may jeopardize the imf, and may compromise investments, in shale oil and gas deals. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell, this is bloomberg. nejra: thank you. we have the latest on all the moves in the oil market following the escalation of tension. what is the scale and context? reporter: we are closing on $70 per barrel. 4%, yesterday, we have not seen this since september, since the attacks on the saudi aramco facilities. this is a big move. premium.tical risk this is not the same market we had 5, 10 years ago. it is not a massive move given the fact that analysts say this could trigger a war. the world is less dependent on middle eastern crude. everyone wa