hamada says helicopter money would be a very risky yen will.heyte these week rallies, have been sold below fundamentals. japanese investors, not the doj, ar e showing cowardice. we have seen solid rallies over the past few sessions. holding onto a gain of more than 1% in the nikkei. up over 7%. the best rally we have seen in japanese equities in about six years. certainly there is still some investors buying these rumors of the fact we are likely to see some stimulus. we don't know in terms of what form, but helicopter money downplayed today by hamada. looking around the rest of the region, we have regional stocks holding near their highest levels since 2016. we know they have recouped what they lost following the brexit vote. a very solid session across asia. angie? angie: thank you. coming up later, is there evidence of an ex-pat exit is from the middle east? coming up next, a broader outlook for middle east markets as earnings season gets underway. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: a quick check of the latest business headlines. airbus is cutting

like hundreds of thousands of others the brothers hamada and ali are trying to reach europe since the beginning of two thousand and fourteen at least two hundred thousand unaccompanied child migrants have managed to cross europe's borders but according to the authorities at least ten thousand of these children have fan issues on route and one estimate of unreported cases puts the figure at twice even three times that. who are these children and how did they manage to make themselves invisible we followed their trail from spain italy and greece across europe and often found ourselves straying into dangerous parallel worlds. you're. you're. malaya the spanish enclave on the coast of north africa which shares a border with morocco. there are around three hundred unaccompanied child migrants here at the moment. we start our search in a place where we can be sure of finding some lapper is a reception center for boys traveling alone most american and only come here occasionally in the evenings they prefer to sleep on the street a child refugee living at the center tells us why. their mistre

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rick hamada, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> i want you in some technology. that's avnet. "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, a bear market has swiped down its share of victims. is there a herd of bulls stampeding their way into the limelight? cramer is revealing the stocks standing up to the attacks, next. >>> we've got roving bear markets all over the place these days. the bears maul healthcare, then go after the international industrials, then the restaurants. the averages may be having a great month, today's pullback notwithstanding, but underneath, there's plenty of pain. who has proven immune? the bears ram paged during this period. where can we find some solid bull markets that can trample over any bear that comes into range? i've got two obvious bulls. auto parts stores and defense stocks. come on, they're big enough for everybody. o'reilly automotive is the most consistent player in the industry. every time it happens, analysts are still blown away. that's what occurred today today. the stock gaining more than $12 or nearly 5%. it's truly

thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. appreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." >>> listen to me. in this game, nothing more important than flexibility. when the facts about a stock change, you have to change your mind with them. you could get blown away. easy to talk about being flexible in theory, in practice, it means doing something very difficult. admitting w

thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim.ppreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." [ horn honks ] hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man

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people shouldn't be allowed to travel from one side to the other at all or hamada that many cypriots would disagree with those sentiments on the day that the new local border crossing opened hundreds traveled north for the 1st time in decades some drive past the houses where they used to live. anyway when i'm overwhelmed we asked him when he was here last. i i or the opening of the crossing was a big step forward for. us as he tries to bring greek and turkish cypriots closer together. seriously here until you see any violence here today people are hugging each other and that's just what we want. israel all of it i have the u.n. secretary general is trying to get negotiations on reunification stosh again many of the cypriots we met on this journey hope that he will succeed at a time when populus are questioning the need for a united europe the people here are demanding it. was. i was. kicked off. just today over astana names tomorrow a brilliant staff did the disney dis talented looking players. please take a closer look at a few of them i ventured projectionist connection shut the bu

thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. appreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." lysol believes no toilet is complete, until it's completely clean. lysol toilet bowl cleaner kills 99.9% of germs and removes stains better than clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. so if you want to do the whole job, lysol's got you covered. throughout our lives. one a day men's 50

deadly cost this week vice president of the sum you to name was island died of a code of virus saudis hamada was the most high profile politician in tanzania to have admitted being infected with a virus that's now raising concerns over an epidemic possibly run and rampant we are in dar es salaam what do you think of 1st enjoying myself loose approach to covert 90 they sure. there are some nice information between the government and they seem to think there is no native. people are we given the information and all we know are. so. the or controversial between the citizen and the government. the government has been taking various effective measures so as to contact with 19 like ensuring that there are proper sunny sunny carry such as washing hands across college isn't even is addition such as banks we're told to wash your hands the senate hasn't and to also wear masks i think it has really been a good way of handling things from left there to the fear and i think the guy that are running the government is being realistic with the situation because if every person goes through a lockdown then t

hamada. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you. be with you. >> i was reading this in conjunction with comments i was doing with the banking group in europe. i just said europe's gotten really good. i'm not saying europe is holding its own. to me, tell me i mean, europe's good, right? >> well i'll tell you what in our components business jim, the answer to that is yes and it's been an extended period of time. they've had solid up to single-digit growth rates for the last eight quarters. what happened in fq-15 for us is in the latter part of fy-15 we had the joint business join us and we had execution on both sides of the house and that performance was a contributor to the overall performance in q4. >> how did you have greater than 50 basis points. not many of the companies i deal with have been able to do that kind of improvement. >> jim it starts a lot of credit goes to the team for excellent execution and it's not just cost management. it's also managing the gross margin in addition to taking care of the decisions we need to make

think about the guests i had on the show last night, rick hamada the ceo of avnet.ed he had very little o'good to say. rick came on the show and said that business was fundamentally sound and his company came in and was buying stock hand over fist after being out of the market when the stock was higher because it was now such a terrific opportunity in the high 20s. sure enough the report yesterday and it was terrific and yes the stock's down 35 and change. well above where it was before the previous shortfall. the moral of these stories this market forgives, forgets, and then goes higher. which is why most of the weakness you see in individual stocks are indeed b.o., buying opportunities. and boy, this b.o. smells good.

fronts comments ignorant hate speech and unworthy of a reply trump and cast as a mere shake tamim been hamada all fanny met at the un to discuss the g.c.c. crisis the emir described catalyst relationship with the us as very strong earlier in his address to the un the immediate renewed his call for unconditional dialogue to end the blockade of cattle hurrican maria is showing no signs of weakening as it closes in on the u.s. territory of puerto rico with winds of up to two hundred seventy kilometers an hour forecasters believe it will remain a category five until it makes landfall on weapons day those are the headlines up next it's inside story i will see you in thirty minutes but i think. it's not just phones contributing to samsung bumper profits if we look at the us economy the moment it does seem to be in pretty good shape up until around two thousand and five greek debt levels were basically stable we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on zero zero. censoring social media saudi arabia or to snatch at the band edges either sh

the side of the stars , the presence of the planet of the child of india, this is the planet of the hamada family. the so-called dozens of bullets are clearly visible on this map. taal or uncle taal. well, as i said at the beginning of the program , our other case tonight is dedicated to the coverage of the 22 bahman march of the iranian people in the international media , some of the western media are very short and brief like this. rahimai, some others even censored it and this march, despite the fact that it was held in 1400 cities of the country, is somewhere in the frame. networks such as the english bbc or the american cnn did not find it. to investigate the reason for this action of foreign networks, we want to talk to mrs. maryam saleh, the anchor and during the years of news activity and observing the coverage of the events in iran. how do you think the reflection of the 22 bahman march is being done in the world ? i think you had the experience of being in tehran during this march. yes, i have a lot to say about this issue. i myself in... actually saw how people come to the stree

rick hamada, chairman and ceo of avnet.r coming on the show. >> thank you. >> this one can go much higher, that's rick hamada, chairman and ceo of avnet. wow, what a turn, stay with cramer. >>> with carl icahn aboard, get ready to hear raising price on apple. there's a bull market somewhere, i promise to try to find it here for you on "mad money." i'm jim cramer and i'll see you tomorrow.

mazar not hamada is going to geneva to demonstrate outside the united nations building and call for the release of syria's disappeared detainees. he'll wear the flag of the revolution around his shoulders. eyes or these are printed on photos to take with him in some cases there are entire families like this photo of a syrian chess champion with her husband and children. though they're all imprisoned. miles and was released after eighteen months in detention and now lives in the netherlands but several close family members are still missing in a sense prison's he doesn't know if they're dead or alive. it's five years to the day the protests began in syria as muslims fellow travellers had to geneva to take part in demonstration. was still sitting in the songs of the syrian revolution. let's. close. like my eyes and many of them were detained and tortured. some of them at their homes destroyed all of them have friends or family who have been disappeared by the syrian regime. they're determined to get their loved ones free. it cut the opposite. a. bit i. feel. in although the fall of the fa

week the vice president of the semi autonomous zones of ireland died of a coup and a virus save saif hamada was the most high profile politician in tanzania so how about may ted being infected with a virus that's now raising concerns over on epidemic possibly run and rampant we are. what do you think of 1st enjoying myself loose approach to covert 19 they sure. there are some nice the information between the government in the cities and there's no native. who people given the information and all we know are. so. or controversial between design and the government will be 19 the government has been taking various effective measures so as to come back to call with 19 like ensuring that they have proper sanitary such as washing hands across. the even is efficient such as banks we're told to wash your hands the senate hasn't and to also wear masks i think it has really been a good way of handling things from left there to there and they think they got that one and government is being realistic with the situation because if every person goes through a lockdown then to be very hard for people to 5

they longed to reach these two children traveled to germany from morocco via malaya the same journey hamada and his brother true enough. i wanted to cross the border. actually stay here and waste away you know you. said oh my i'm looking for some paths for. here. how much are they fifty different. ways ok they're good pets no keep the cold out. we'd like to film amada and the others playing or going to the beach but we realize that's quite impossible when we approach the children to understand how they live and we come across on images like these they have no organized daily lives no childhood or adolescence in the way most of us are familiar with. in malaya we meet jose palace on since one thousand nine hundred nine he and his organization protein have campaigned for the protection of child migrants in malaysia the loss of your birth and you know the solution is to develop a standard of care for these children for most of the children will stay at the reception center if they're sent to school given papers and treated like children when you otherwise they run away. but that's exactly what

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our correspondent yegor grigoriev greets krasnov with a strong hug, his colleague hamada, el-savi, notrking friendly they have relations at the international economic forum in st. petersburg. last year we signed a program of cooperation between the prosecutor general's offices. the first ever visit to the quarry turned out to be interaction. and concrete steps later at the official meeting. the first talks with the chairman of the supreme constitutional court of egypt, the interaction of departments is based primarily on the powers of the prosecutor general of russia in the field of criminal civil arbitration and administrative proceedings, boulos fahme previously worked in the supervisory department of egypt. in addition, a scientist, and science is another area of ​​cooperation. i am interested in exchanging and personally with you. uh, those practices. uh, also a letter came to counteract, and there are prosecutors, and the university carries out not only educational ideas one of them is engaged in scientific research. this also applies to promising areas in which we can cooperate w

humanitarian cases were let through which meant no more than three hundred people a day but vulgar hamada was not one of them last year she died from cancer of the stomach she had trying desperately for months to leave gaza for chemotherapy treatment abroad but was never able to get the permission she needed to leave. there and i wonder the hospital here and they gave me some women but the pain didn't and the borders are poor this is the reason why as for. the new egyptian foreign minister says the decision to close the border was shameful on saturday his promise to open buffer permanently without the israelis is coming true no more willing agreement going up six years ago between another poster gyptian president hosni mubarak the united states the israelis and the us. be in place that agreement gave monitors access to the crossing and allow television to supervise and monitor security cameras from a farm. was watching. points and checkpoints so that it was the same interest of both countries. the permanent opening of rougher terrifies israeli citizens especially those who live on key put

think about the guests i had on the show last night, rick hamada the ceo of avnet.ted he had very little good to say. rick came on the show and said that business was fundamentally sound and his company came in and was buying stock hand over fist after being out of the market when the stock was higher because it was now such a terrific opportunity in the high 20s. sure enough the report yesterday and it was terrific and yes the stock's down 35 and change. well above where it was before the previous shortfall. the moral of these stories this market forgives, forgets, and then goes higher. which is why most of the weakness you see in individual stocks are indeed b.o., buying opportunities. and boy, this b.o. smells good. so, we all set? i've got two tickets to paradise! pack your bags, we'll leave tonight. uhh, it's next month, actually... eddie continues singing: to tickets to... paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than edd

the bus has fallen two hundred meters into a ravine killing at least forty three people in western hamada and the vehicle pronk from a kenyan after reportedly losing control on a tough part of the road emergency teams have managed to recover forty six survivors from the wreckage so far. now the us federal court has imposed a gagging order on jailed journalist barrett brown he's facing more than one hundred years in prison over his work related to exposing online surveillance and the case has already been dubbed as the latest circuit in the persecution of investigative journalism and whistle blowing by the obama administration. abby martin takes a closer look at breaking the set at eleven thirty am. that's a good journalist barrett brown has been in prison for nearly a year for shedding light on the dark underbelly of the private intelligence world and now he can't even talk about it federal court order just imposed a gag order on brown is the fence team that her bentham from discussing the details of the case with anyone from the media brown faces up to one hundred five years behind bars

rick hamada, thank you very much for coming on the show. >> thank you, jim. >> he touches a hundred thousandmers in many different ways, in many different parts of the chain. and even europe was good for them. it wasn't just because of thai flooding. across the board tech is strong. why? cloud. why? big data. these themes aren't going away. they touch a lot of different tech companies, not just apple. >> coming up, netflix surged today after reporting a blowout quarter. but could there be a different online video vendor to keep your eye on? we're in the final stretch. but there's more to come as cramer leads the pack in the final no-huddle offense. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ]

hussein hamada survived, but saw two of his friends killed. translation: it's very difficult.ey were my guys. we would eat and drink and sleep together. they were my brothers. since the caliphate crumbled, is has been driven underground to caves and tunnels beneath these mountains. but iraq has seen terror grow from these beginnings before. and the fear is a new threat is coming, for the region and the west. 0rla guerin, bbc news, northern iraq. the duke of edinburgh looks set to be spending a forth night to be spending a fourth night in hospital where he‘s being treated for what officials describe as "a pre—existing condition". he remains at the king edward vii‘s hospital in central london, having travelled there on friday as a "precautionary measure". buckingham palace say the admission was for "observation and treatment". earlier, during a visit to south yorkshire, prince charles was asked about his father by a member of the public. hello. sir, how is your father? he's all right, once you get to that age, things don't work as well. in that visit, prince charles met those af

father had run away doctors told us now is a medical mystery whom they are continuing to study because hamada the instructs me to the virus to. the mother got sick in the mining area of the 2 relatives brought her to the treatment center but when she died no one wanted her father has not been seen to date so my husband and i took her because she's family. 7 in another town called monkey now where the 1st cases were reported in 28 health responders celebrate with come by. he's just been discharged from hospital having been at me to this month suffering from. when i was told i had a ball and i panicked but the doctor counseled me such a treatment now i feel calm i'm happy to be all spittal i was scared because of old old day but he survived. doctors say monday night is now a ball of free at the height of the crisis hundreds are contracting the disease every week in the town nationwide for the last 2 years more than 2000 congolese have died of the disease which has affected 3 and a half 1000 it is not the end yet because. this is not even beneath this is the. 3rd. that's me and will have their r

next, ms tsimanouskaya was spotted at tokyo's hamada airport about to board a flight to istanbul. it's very clear she didn't want to go. the belarusian team says that claim is nonsense, that she was being sent home because of her emotional and psychological state. but the polish government has decided to believe her story and to offer refuge. what's going on here in tokyo has very much the whiff of history about it because back in the days of the cold war, olympic defections were a regular event. the last one i can find was in los angeles in 1984. now we have someone defecting from belarus, a country that's been described as the last dictatorship in europe, and she's going to poland, a country that was once part of the soviet bloc and is now very much the opposite. last year, belarus was rocked by huge protests demanding an end to the 27—year rule of alexander lukashenko. poland was a vocal supporter of these protests, and it's clear today's offer of refuge to ms tsimanouskaya fits in with warsaw's support for the opposition. "every person who cannot return to belarus for politica

told workers not to obey those orders the hamada pipeline running from the shut out of oil field reopened on sunday after being closed by militias in january or not wholly for have those forces seized the fields during an offensive early last year and forces fighting for the un recognized government are trying to take back the city of sirte building on recent battlefield gains against health are there is not a train that isn't up to grain about 140 kilometers west of st the road leading into the 3rd is wide open remnants of destruction tell a story of conflict old and new military positions abandoned by the warlords who leave perhaps 2 years or so to quit libyan national army. or advance an enemy we meet i mean i will be on a field commander for d.n.a. forces he says his brother was killed in sirte in the fight to liberate the city from my school in 2006 thanks i thought i had control of the police for several months before force is primarily from the throttle liberated its people and that the group could hold in libya. for up to. this is personal. morale is high we have entered the weste

this was discussed in a telephone conversation between vladimir putin and emir of qatar tomim ben hamadaalso discussed joint projects in investment and infrastructure areas. in addition, vladimir putin congratulated the emer on the start of the world cup in his country on november 20 and wished the qatari national team a successful performance . the russian side shared its experience in holding the world football championship. the western press should not meet the tournament at first, it is already replicating scandals in full, and the political nature of the accusations of corruption and match-fixing of lgb topics around this in the western media unfolded a whole company to boycott the world cup, in turn, the organizers. the championship banned the sale of beer at the stadiums, which could result in losses for sponsors. more about what the west accuses the frame of. and why and what is said in this football fans, watch a special report by our european correspondent regina sela here in the park of the city of vilve, which has finally died near brussels the hope of the fans of the belgian

and on thursday we will welcome minister hamada to the pentagon for a bilateral meeting. the secretary of the department leadership look forward to these important discussions and we'll of course have more information to share. after all of these meetings separately next week, the secretary austin and chairman of the joint chiefs general milley will travel to germany to host the ukraine defense contact group at ramstein air base. the contact group has been instrumental in identifying synchronizing and ensuring delivery of the military capabilities. the ukrainians need to defend their homeland against russian aggression. the secretary looks forward to meeting with defense leaders from the approximately 50 nations that comprise this important group dedicated to ukraine self defense. also, as was briefly highlighted last week during the announcement of the most recent presidential drawdown authorization. i can confirm that training for ukrainian forces on the patriot air defense system will begin as soon as next week at fort sill oklahoma. the training will prepare approxima

ms tsimanouskaya was spotted at tokyo's hamada airport, about to board a flight to istanbul.nt to go. the belarusian team says that claim is nonsense, that she was being sent home because of her emotional and psychological state. but the polish government has decided to believe her story and to offer refuge. what's going on here in tokyo has very much the whiff of history about it because back in the days of the cold war, olympic defections were a regular event. the last one i could find was in los angeles in 1984. now we have someone defecting from belarus, a country that's been described as the last dictatorship in europe and she's going to poland, a country that was once part of the soviet bloc and is now very much the opposite. last year, belarus was rocked by huge protests demanding an end to the 27—year rule of alexander lukashenko. poland was a vocal supporter of these protests and it's clear today's offer of refuge to ms tsimanouskaya fits in with warsaw's support for the opposition. every person who cannot return to belarus for political reasons and wants to come to

rick hamada well done good quarter. >> thank you very much jim. >> you hear about the head winds aboutlar sometimes you have to look how well a business is doing. i'm ugsed to a seasonal down turn and didn't get it. i got beyond seasonal strength. what does that say about tech? business is strong. stay with "mad money." >>> lately i've been taking heat about the need to hold ceos accountable. i don't care. my critics can pound sand. when i look at the truly who ren dus numbers from united parcel and mcdonald's knows it has problems, i can't help but wonder when one someone be finally be held accountable for this kind of subpar performance? why do corporate boards tolerate these mistakes. keeping the flaling ceos around for more earning seasons. someone at ups should admit they made a mistake with the new ceo in 2014. it's okay to say that. got a free pass last year for the holiday snafus. but no free passes for this year's errors. ups stated over and over again many times it would not make the same expensive stock crushing gaffes when it came to the 2014 holiday season that it did in 2

hamada defended the qe program, saying there is a lack of available japanese government bonds.l news 24 was a day powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. let's look at how the asian markets are shaping up. haidi lun is on the markets. it is all about the central bank this week. haidi: there is only one story in town when it comes to these markets this weekend. it is the plethora of central bank activity building up to this crescendo. let's get to the boj first. david has been talking about the latest comments from hamada, saying, continue with qe, with bond purchases. markets, its to the is anyone's guess as to what they can do. a lot of analysts think we're going to see another week of continued volatility and caution because investors are split in two camps. that thencerned potency of monetary policy, the effectiveness, and potentially the downside of what we could be building up to a dangerous bubble, whether that argument is going to come into play. japanese markets are closed today. australian futures are looking like a pretty flat open. as we get

. >> conservative radio show host rick hamada has the governor on his show every week discussing the health care system. >> the primary failure was the fact that there were so many loopholes that individuals were able to take advantage of the state system, individuals who up to that point provided health care for their own children paid for out of their own pocket. they now found a way to have the state taxpayers pay that responsibility. >> the obama administration has vowed that their plan will have has every oversight, but with the pressure the president is putting on the house and senate to push through landmark health care reform, there is the potential for loopholes and abuse like in hawaii. stan slom is truly a minority in the hawaiian state senate, one of only two republicans up against 23 democracy. to him the experiment failed. >> it's not doing what it's supposed to do. it's not taking care of those gap children, it's not taking care of the children that cannot through no fault of their own or their parents pay for the care. >> as the president and the democratic led congre

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that is according to wiki hamada. overshadowed as it expands monetary's stimulus -- monetary stimulus. [indiscernible] 0.6% in the month of june beating forecasts -- beating the economists forecast. the year after suffering an exchange-rate --global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. much.ne: thank you very the man responsible for negotiating britain's exit from the european union says there will be no delaying the block. david davis says the people of the u.k. have given a clear instruction to leave the eu. >> the prime minister has made clear there will be no attempt to stay in the eu by the back door, no attempt to delay, frustrate or thwart the will of the people. engineer a second referendum, because some people do not like the first answer. caroline: a looks like the data .s helping brexiteers >> we did expect some bounceback post the initial shock of what we were saying through the data post the june vote. it is much stronger than we exp

resolution to the israeli palestinian conflict through the pursuit of a 2 state solution shakman been hamada thought he hosted president some senior adviser jared questioner on wednesday christmas made a stop in castle during his tour of the middle east while he's looking to gain the support of more arab nations after he announced the u.s. brokered deal to normalize relations between the u.a.e. and israel it's yet to be formalized but palestinians have denounced that deal saying it betrays their rights on monday the white house advisor arrived in the u.a.e. from israel on the 1st direct flight between the 2 nations because now was joined by an israeli delegation he then set off on a tour of other gulf capitals on tuesday looking for more arab support in bahrain he met king hamad bin khalifa before flying to saudi arabia for talks with crown prince mohammed bin salah i have been for years a cattle and sat down with al jazeera and spoke about ending the palestinian israeli conflict. a lot of reason why this hasn't been resolved for decades is because people get caught in slogans and there's a