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5on 71 for a long time now they do not have the money. —— absolutely. for a long time.t do we see straightaway? what the police office rs we see straightaway? what the police officers warning they don't have enough money, another staff there. this will also resonate with a lot of people at home. regardless of what people say when they see police tackle crime... people want is a police. if you've only got six police. if you've only got six police force note people in front desks, when several years ago, it was nine, people are going to see that in the neighbourhoods. it will turn against the conservatives. that in the neighbourhoods. it will turn against the conservativesm another police story... that's in the guardian. i really strong story, i must say. this is about the metropolitan police, isn't it? it's a very strong story. what we found out is there's a 79% rise in one year on the amount of force used on suspects. the metropolitan police i'iow suspects. the metropolitan police now using force on suspects to 70 times a day, and that includes handcuffing, stun guns, b

to the seventy seven percent tube platform for africa charting a. long way to survive for its night just cut in. bangladesh what is the true face of the country. freedom independence a separation of state and church that used to be important but for decades political infighting here has hindered progress and islamist extremists are gaining more influence democracy and the rule of law are on shaky ground if this couldn't get worse well there should be. a pretty. cannot function in. bangladesh the dawn of islamism and exclusive d.w. report starts october eighteenth. cut. the flame . this is deja news coming to you live from budding a new political service sets off a long belt in berlin support for germany's governing bodies has plummeted to the lowest level ever recorded only one in four people are happy with matters grand coalition also coming up politicians in bulgaria tossing a final deal camp in the hands of a finely charged regional election on sunday their two traditional parties are bracing for changed.

i know you've been waiting for this for a long time, you folks, right? for a long time. hi, shelly, hi, everybody. they have been working on this for years and years and years and i guess certain entertainers have been taken advantage of, but no longer because of trump, can you believe it? [laughter] who would think? so many of you, it's great and i definitely know your music and you've done a great job. i'm thrilled to welcome all of you to the white house today in the signing of the hatch-go hatch-goodlatte. terrific guys, i didn't know you liked music that much, orrin? the hatch-goodlatte music modernization act. it's a landmash -- landmark bill to protect the intellectual property and genius of america's incredible musicians. thank you for secretary wilbur ross for being here and working so hard to get this done and i especially want to thank one of the bill's lead sponsors an accomplished musician and songwriter in his own right, i've heard, but i haven't heard his music, i'll let you know, the legendary senator orrin hatch. it's been 44 years. how long have you bee

there is a long term relationship based on oil sells. from the us administration, and with the drug administration, and with the drug administration, you had a blank cheque on everything, over the past two years,... we are out of time, i'm afraid we will have to leave it there. thank you very much indeed. in germany's largest state, bavaria, what happened in today's elections will seem almost unthinkable to many germans. the traditional governing party — the csu — has lost its absolute majority for the fitrst time in five decades. the csu, which is chancellor merkel‘s sister party, gained 35.5% of the vote according to early exit polls. but that's down 12% on four years ago. the greens made significant gains nearly doubling their previous tally to come second. a collective known as the free voters look to be in third place with the far—right alternative for germany in fourth, with ii%. it's a major shake—up for bavarian politics but the consequences are likely to be felt in berlin as well. earlier i spoke tojeremy cliffe from the economi

time.k it is a long you said they want a month, that is a long time, no reason it should take that long. have alooking at it, we lot of different concepts right now. they have a lot of different things happening with transgender, we are looking at a seriously. [indiscernible] pres. trump: you know what i am doing, protecting everybody. i want to protect our country. [indiscernible] pres. trump: i think he has. see that i am 100%. you people have been reporting over 100,000 people, they lined up two days ago and it is exciting. ted will be a big factor tonight, he will make a great speech. i will make a great speech. are most of you going? i can't believe you won't be there, that is terrible. [indiscernible] o'rourke is beto highly overrated, when i heard about them, thought he must be something special but he is not, got beat badly in the debate, a highly overrated guy. [indiscernible] hatchet with the senator cruz -- have you bury the hatchet with senator cruz? pres. trump: i have. it became very nasty and then it

medical records, he was insane for a long time. bernie sanders had a fan who shot a very good friend of ours, steve scalise. and other people. he was a total maniac. nobody puts his name in the headline, bernie sanders, in the headline. >> laura: nancy pelosi said do not politicize this back at the

a significant problem for u.s. companies today. solving this issue is longerm, strategic, it will involve foreign policy and economics. it will eventually involve technical measures that companies can implement themselves that is a big issue that will involve all levels of gore -- government and corporate leadership. >> thank you for your time. detailsread about the of the cover story in the business week latest edition. year yield is hitting its highest level since 2011. that came amidst stronger-than-expected payroll data and a reminder from jay powell that we are a long way from neutral rates. >> what has been driving rates over the last couple of years has been inflation expectation. .he market is worried >> we don't have any inflationary pressures right now. >> if higher inflation benefits than rates will keep going higher. we get a break out, everybody gets excited, then we fall back into the range. >> two years ago we were talking about lower now we are in a goldilocks. the next phase is overheating. . how significant is this week compared to other ep

he has an ulterior motive it somehow spoils the general principle is at stake we fought for a very very long time to establish what we styled a colorblind constitution and that indeed was the motto of the early civil rights movement and occur moving to affirmative action here now or giving weight to race or gender that ought to be irrelevant to pure merit ability based upon character and accomplishments to succeed so i do think it's whether he had al jazeera cambridge massachusetts now bruce fein is a constitutional lawyer and former us associate deputy attorney general and he says the man behind the lawsuit wants to end the practice of affirmative action. i don't think that necessarily because he has an ulterior motive it somehow spoils the general principle is at stake we fought for a very very long time to establish what we styled a colorblind constitution and that indeed was the motto of the early civil rights movement and occur moving to affirmative action here in our giving weight to race or gender that ought to be irrelevant to pure merit ability based upon character and accomplishmen

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because he was a long time. since a long time he works with the team and.you know sometimes things doesn't work anymore let those comments similar for a day and then hit back diplomatically upon his arrival in amsterdam. it doesn't really interest me he can say what he wants i don't care everyone's entitled to their opinion and i'm happy for him to voice it. against the netherlands live has another chance to show he has improved it's not just about three points in the new nations league but more about upholding a long standing record germany haven't lost to the dutch team in sixteen years. you're watching news from berlin stay tuned for more at the top of the hour and for the latest updates you can always check out our website that's t w dot com or follow us on twitter thanks for watching. i'm not laughing. because sometimes i am laughing with. think deep into the german culture. to you because it's all that who know i'm right you'll join me in the think you have plenty of.

because he was a long time. since in a long time he works with and. you know there's this time where sometimes things doesn't work anymore. those common suma for a day and then hit back diplomatically upon his arrival in amsterdam. it doesn't really interest me he can say what he wants i don't care everyone's entitled to their opinion and i'm happy for him to voice it. against the netherlands louve has another chance to show he has improved it's not just about three points in the new nations league but more about upholding a long standing record germany haven't lost to the dutch team in sixteen use. so was faster four wheels or two world rally racer danny sordo put that question to the test when he took on free rider andrea d. in a downhill race in portugal sordo drove down a rally track and look on the keep powered his way along a neighboring bike track the pair often crossed paths when the courses overlapped with the two racers facing a different set of challenges so who came out on top in the race. in his rally car but only just here. and just a re

[cheering] we've been talking about that for a long time. keeps calling, sir we want to fix up presqueaisle. he said sir it's a beautiful beach. there's no sand. there's no sand and we're going to get him the sand. so he's a great guy you have to go vote for him. let me just invite just for a couple of seconds, mike please, come on up. [cheering] >> you know what, listen president trump and i have so much in common. first of all he loves pennsylvania -- [cheering] and he made a commitment tonight. he said what can we do to make it better in erie, what can we do to make the greatest of the great lakes and make it better? i said mr. president, we need to get sand replenishment. [cheering] he said how much do you need? i said i'm not sure. he said let me know you're knowing to get that sand. [cheering] and then he said so what else, what else? i said you know what we need to get dredging down in the channel so we county have light load and our ships can get out at a much cheaper price. he said we're going to do that too. [cheering] and then i s

we had a flat curve for a long time. e structural bull flattener has been a popular trade for a couple years. as victoria said, we are only now starting to reintroduce term premium and still not sufficiently positive, in my opinion. i can see some overshoot as we unwind some of the longer term, long-held views that real rates and nominal rates can't go higher. they can go higher. we do have a growth and an inflation impulse that's likely to get better before it gets a bit worse. at least the inflation impulse will get better before it gets worse. jonathan: what we see on the screen is 12 months ago on the yield curve compared to where we are now. victoria, what does the picture look like 12 months out? can we do this again? victoria: i don't think we'll do it to the same extent. but yes, i think you will see the curve shift higher. it takes about 18 months for rate changes to flow through to the economy. so we still got about five rate hikes we have not truly made our way through on the economic numbers. yes, we will see

a long way back from haifa and it seems alex mcleish's team have a long way to go -- it mcleish's teamfirst win leaves group c1 looking like this. scotland still top but only on goal difference with all teams on three points after two games. israel and albania meet on sunday. wales were also in action tonight, they lost 4—1 to spain in a friendly at the principality stadium in cardiff. spain have been in good form since their disastrous world cup and took the lead inside 10 minutes through paco alcacer. sergio ramos then scored a header before alcacer had the freedom of the welsh box to make it 3—0. marc barta added a fourth after half—time with wales struggling defensively again. sam vokes did score a last minute consolation goal but it was a heavy 4—1 defeat for ryan giggs' side. england play croatia in rijeka in their second nations league match tomorrrow after a opening group defeat against spain. the match will be played behind closed doors, save a few hundred members of the media and staff. whilst croatia have already named their starting lineup, gareth southgate feels any team h

comes to gender equality, a n svey has found that the country's entertainment industry still has a long. julia boorstin is in los aeles withhe details. >> reporter: after a year marked by the time's up and me too movements and high-profile firings of men for misconduct across the entertainme, industollywood still has a long way to go to get to equal. both men and working entertainment see gender gaps in the indusiny. acco to a linkedin cnbc survey of over 1,000 people. even though equal pay is mandated by law, about a quarter of women and about half of men y they think m and women in the same roles are paid the same. slightly more than that, say men and women a rates. ed at equal >> i'm not surprised. and look, i think you've had immense structural bias in our companies. i don't think it's always intentional. i think there's deep unconscious . >> reporter: sara harden is with a production company founded by reese witherspoon ton focus female-driven content. >> me too and time's up shine a light on the bias and say, look around. we have to do better. >> reporter: there are obstacles in p

reads like a call for a major military action war on gaza only after such an attack could there be a long term truce the question remains whether the israeli army is signed up for that whether the israeli prime minister is signed up for that setting there is a lot of reporting in the israeli media that that is not the case several border crossings between syria and neighboring countries have reopened it recent weeks it's easing years of political and economic isolation for the country on monday the crossing with jordan reopened for the first time in three years for decades it was a vital trade routes across syria between lebanon and jordan where much of that trade will be coming through the mass not border crossing on the syria lebanon border from where they know how to reports. the reopening of the border crossing this vital artery for commercial traffic benefits many countries in the region jordan of course we know suffered from a weak economy the closure of that border was a crippling blow lebanon as well this is its only overland route to other countries this border was not closed dur

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and it had been grinding on for a long time before we saw the bear stearns failure. there had been a lot that happened up until that time. i would say there were many, many tense moments that i underestimated the extent of what we were dealing with every step of the way right up until we got the tarp authority from congress. when i think of the tense moments, there are plenty of them. there was lehman going down. the first time congress voted on the tarp. there was the time when the money markets were imploding and commercial paper funding was drying up for major industrial companies. it was a tense time. but we -- i think we can look back on it and while recognizing how difficult it's been for so many americans, recognized it could have been far worse. we were very, very close to a real economic catastrophe that could have rifled the great depression. maria: fannie mae and freddie mac, you stabilized them at one point. that's an area where people feel it could have gone in a terrible direction. >> i think the thing we did that was most of impactful that's least notic

because he was a long time. since a long time he works with and. you know. sometimes things doesn't work anymore let those comments simmer for a day and then hit back diplomatically upon his arrival in amsterdam. it doesn't really interest me he can say what he wants i don't care everyone's entitled to their opinion and i'm happy for him to voice it. against the netherlands has another chance to show he has improved it's not just about three points in the new nations league but more about upholding a long standing record germany haven't lost to the dutch team in sixteen years. which you're watching from. the top of the hour you can also check for the latest updates on our website. thank you for watching. her first day in school. her first kanye west of. the doors grand arrives. joining a regular on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary tour you know regulating returns home on the w. dot com tanks.

we have a long way to go, but we are a model for the country.ur program is being replicated in california. new hampshire, as well. victory,ot declaring but we are addressing the issue. it is about education, prevention, treatment, recovery, and enforcement. let's talkallquist : about what hasn't worked. we have spent a trillion dollars in the work drugs under richard nixon and drug use has not changed. something has worked. i spent the afternoon at the house of state recovery center -- halford state recovery center. there were 3000 needles exchanged and very few found on the street. we virtually eliminated problems with needles on the street. --an needles avoid the 7 billion. nurseld afford to put a there are so when people have substance abuse issues, they can get immediate help. i will pay that model throughout the state. i support harm reduction sites. i spent the afternoon at the washington treatment corner -- court. treatment courts are alternative to incarceration and they work well at a third of the cost. phile next question is for scott.

it is a long-standing tradition that is vital to the u.s. that we take a good senses. not only would i encourage people to vote but it is less than two years before you will hear about filling out your census forms. it is not too early to think about thinking about -- giving your information to the census bureau so we can make good public policy decisions. host: when it comes to the mechanics of redrawn lines, how is that typically done, how heartily processes that? guest: there are a number of components on the technology side. 30 years ago, it was those wax paper with colored pencils, drawing a plan. now it is highly technology driven. special mapping software that is readily available. there are some terrific products that anyone can draw up and drop political maps on the internet. you can google redistricting map tools and probably find a few on the web that are free. there is mapping software. then you have the data side of it. census data, election data, other elements. highly technical. now there are great printers, display maps online. it is much faster than us

so while we have a long ways to go, we're a model for the country. our program is something that is being and the area in fact, replicated in california, i found your answer is doing that as well and this is declaring victory but at least we're addressing this issue and it is the four-legged stool, it's about education, prevention, treatment, recovery and enforcement and a balance of the 4. >> thank you, miss phil scott. >> talk about what hasn't worked. we spent $1 trillion since we announced the war on drugs under richard nixon and drug use hasn't changed but there is something that has worked. i spent the afternoon at the howard case recovery center and needle exchange. brace keller did a phenomenal job on the ground there. last year there were 300,000 needles exchange and very few found on the street and basically we virtually eliminated problems with needles on the street. clean needles, 6 transplants, that was 620,000, 6c20,000 is 3.7 million, her but it's only 440,000. we can affordto put a full-time nurse there someone when people have issues

still a long night? >> potentially a long night.usley is running against the appointed replacement for al franken and because of the impact of ellison who has all sorts of problems, dragging the entire ticket down and there's a real chance there, and trump's been out on the iron range northern minnesota, there used to be very democrat and now very republican, so minnesota is a state that is a process of really dramatic change, i think, if we win that senate seat, it will be for schumer, a devastating night. mark: now, you know these votes come in on the east coast, start to spread towards the midwest and go to the west and the far west and have you california where there's six or seven races there, the republicans have held where they're tight races, a couple of points apart, rohrabacher, hunter, chairman who have retired. i think, tell me if you agree, i think the media will do in this country is report in such a way quote, unquote as to try and get the democrats out, try and get the democrat base out, they know if it's close they

there is a long list of things to be outraged by. war in yemen which saudis have been prosecuting and killed untold children? i don't remember you holding a press conference about that. >> i'm outraged by that, too. but we are talking about this tonight, tucker. i want to know if you think the khashoggi killing is different than daniel pearl's killing? i don't think it is. >> tucker: look, i'm not -- >> is it? tell me. >> tucker: the saudi arabia is medieval and terrifying. it's different in 50 ways. i'm not sure how to respond to it. >> we are in mutual agreement, tucker. i agree. i do not like what is going on there and i don't like a lot of things around the world but we have leverage over the saudis and we should use it. >> tucker: new war. all right. thank you. the interstaff published a piece on what he said is the "washington post" hock pist rissy about saudi arabia and -- hoy pock rassy about saudi arabia. i want to be clear. i have never been on the side of saudi arabia. i hate how they control the foreign policy. particularl

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it's perhaps another signs the economy may take a long time to recover some people have been lining up since saturday to fill up they cause the central bank governor says fuel shortages because of the introduction of a two percent tax on bad transactions that means products now cost more and suppliers are buying less it's little shortages and many disappointed customers it's up to disappointing because everything is that a standstill i'm going to do any business. in the world. the worsening economic crisis is compounded by a critical shortage of cash the last time lines were this long was back in two thousand and eight some people would sleep in their cars for days hoping to get fuel or government officials are telling the bobbins not to panic but some people say they are worried. in some places. feel has started arriving but it's still not enough. others are stocking up on groceries these days bread is in short supply and usually doesn't last long on the shelves in some stores customers are limited to two items per person to prevent hoarding and panic buying. stock or. even corner and

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he said that the president was correct, that it was a long overdue correction and tech and china led y. the president has said a lot of things and has fun. let's bring in someone for their first time on bloomberg television. spent three, having decades at the financial times. >> good to be here. vonnie: your first question will be to react to what to larry said in the past couple of days. is this tech at china related? is it an overdue correction? i actually do agree with larry kudlow and the president, that it is a long-overdue correction. i have been bearish for a long time on the u.s. stock market. i've been wrong for most of that time. the interesting question is why now? people are trotting out all the reasons that you would have wanted to get out of the stock market months ago for why it is happening now, and that is the much more difficult and question.g in terms of whether or not i necessarily agree with the president, whether the fed has gone mad or the incentive structure of the entire u.s. economy has been changed in the past year, i am not so confident about that, but he s

it was quite a long journey. took a lot longer than expected, because the police had to escort us into the city because of reports of looting. i keep saying looting, and i feel really bad because these are the survivors who are so desperate for water and food, and we've been asked for it as we came in, as well. they're really desperate, because it has been four days, and some of them still haven't managed to get those basic supplies. as you mentioned, tens of thousands homeless. we also slept outside last night because of fears of after—shocks. there have been hundreds of them, and we actually felt one earlier this morning, as well. hospitals are overwhelmed. the city is really trying to deal with it, and the supplies are starting to trickle in, but still a long queue of people queueing up to get access to petrol and so on. jonathan head, our correspondent, has been to the city as well, and he has been speaking to some of the survivors. three days under the ruins of an office building, but he is alive. few of the

take a look at a long-term chart of that 52 week bill. this is remarkable. back in 2014, trading at 7/10 of 1%. not negative like europe, but low. slowly but surely, up and away. riseso really a remarkable . we have had this great bull market in a long-term rise in rates not hurting stocks too much but today, a little more weakness and again, rising yields. vonnie: thank you. let's look at the t-bills and what it means. diane takata.by we are seeing indirect bidders coming in at 57.5%. how does the rate? bad.at is not you look at the yield that keeps going higher to abigail's point. 2.5 point -- 2.5 4%, we were looking at a tenure yields of 2.4%. the curve now is the day? in the treasure market. there is this idea we are seeing curves deepening finally somewhere in stanley recently their note saying about trent.lattening this was a fairly decent oxen. these are going to go well. it is a lot to absorb. vonnie: there are two issues. will get to us whopping 32 basis points all the way up from 20 10 days ago. the other thing to note is the participation of foreig

this is a long-term effort to reduce its dependence on america. art to think about the relationship a consumer has with a company like alibaba. part of the reason they were doing this is because it will come right out of your alipay account. max: you would need to have the app on your phone. the chinese consumer is using a chinese app, chinese payment platform, run on chinese hardware. this government driving a futuristic vision of the world is going to create a bottom value and make these chinese -- create a lot of value and make these chinese tech giants even stronger. jason: one company is looking to prevent election meddling with the midterms coming in just over a week. carol: this story starts at a facebook led telecommunications summit in london last month. sarah: if we get to a place where facebook has taken responsibility for the problems of the last few years, what that should look like in an ideal world is something within the process of building up these products. it is not just about growing, but about thinking about ways to build in pr

time, dealing with investors for a long time and analysts for a long time it's not that much of a departure >> you don't expect a major change in the format of the call for investors that have gotten used to the way that it's handled? you think the actual struck tour of the call will be relatively similar to the way that it had been >> yeah, i don't see any reason for them to change things up in fact, i don't see a reason to change up the operator strategy. joe has been involved in the high-level decision if we could get -- and i think if we could get beyond that we'd have -- what's been happening behind the scenes and what kinds of moods and whether lids do we have -- >> obviously dick parsons jepd down as recently had a lot of moving misses behind the scenes, earl -- overall it feelings like the underlying corporate bench is relatively intact. so, you know, yes, an update on whether or not joe will be the permanent ceo would be welcome i think. uncertainty is certainly really hurting the stock at this point and some stability and some certainty and clarity i think would really go a long w

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coaster if we can call it this is about exciting as german politics gets i've been following it for a long time now we are going to a lot of where we end up next is going to be based on what decision the c.d.u. membership make on who is going to rule the party next and whether they can rule the party along with angela merkel sitting in the chancellor's office plenty more to come on this. pete on of a keeping across this story for us live from there len thank. you jim and lawyer and pundits maximillian craft says that change is needed in the party but that will happen only effect that will have any. happen if a critic of mekele is appointed leader there is a change taking place that is needed i guess so we have a very optimistic noose what future do you see for the cd party without mikel. i mean she remains the chancellor that means very little. run t.v. they lose her as a chancellor. she's a member of to see who. i don't think so much would change if american say were would become the party leader everything would change if america becomes blocking leader because the end of the party could

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in this day and age is a long time. i think the analysis that the republican base is very much activated as a result of this, the democrat base was already there. if anything, in the wash of it all, this definitely -- i can see it from traveling around the country in the last few days. traveling around wisconsin. the republican base is definitely animated after this. >> i assume you agree, right? >> it's not as galvanized as the democratic base. it's not as galvanized as those who were outraged at the way in which dr. blasey ford was treated before the senate judiciary committee and then entire process for the confirmation of brett kavanaugh. what we are seeing here is an historic uprising, especially of women in our country who really do feel that this president has to have a check be placed upon him. otherwise preexisting conditions which are protections for those who have health care needs or the entire affordable care act or roe vs. wade can all just be swept away. it can be completely overturned by brett kavanaugh's

the routes only includes parts of light to medium difficulty so it's a long distance hiking trail designed for beginners and. first time life is the pits at germany's highest mountain it's almost three thousand meters summit offers a panoramic view of more than four hundred mountains in germany italy austria and switzerland. the hike through the alps starts at the foot of the bits and heads towards air found in austria on the first day hikers covered in turn to have commanders. in the mountains you always have to be prepared for sudden changes in the weather garrick pavlov has spent the past forty years hiking in the mountains and knows exactly what kind of clothing is needed. to make the case the up also you want underwear that is breathable perhaps made with merino wool or a synthetic fabric that dries very fast in far less than lightweight trousers that are also fast drying in case the grain is. the most important of all good hiking boots that are ankle high waterproof cortex for example with a good tread. day two begins with a trip on the cable car up to an altitude of fifteen hundred

tourism in charm and he has come a long way over the last two hundred fifty years and is now one of the most exclusive winter destinations in europe initially though tourists first started coming here not for a month long but for a seven and a half a kilometer long glacier known as the man to glass reachable by train. it's europe's third biggest glacier located on the northern side of. long can also be enjoyed in the sweet form here the cafe you could see go moment visitors can delight in and a rate of french pastries but the best selling ones represent the famous mountain. has owned this cafe for thirty years or chocolates are award winning. i was a business so here we have the law cake i'm going to take one and we can discover it together. what were. the cake it consists of layers of chocolate mousse rum flavoring and lots of chantilly cream and if that's not enough there's another version that is just as decadent. back outside the atmosphere in germany is relaxed as another day comes to an end over among the last. but i hope you enjoyed the highlights of the week you'll find all this

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the saudis have been good friend for a long time. not only donald going all the way back to the days of opec. they've been a nation we could turn to when we wanted to go into kuwait, the george h.w. bush administration, the saudis were pivotal to that. it's important to maintain that relationship but not to the detriment of our concerns of human rights. >> as i was listening to you and people pulling out of the conference coming up. steven mnuchin, they're supposed to be deciding friday. he said tomorrow he'll let everyone know tomorrow if he goes or not. do you think he will? >> boy, that is the $64,000 question. i hope he doesn't. i think that that will say a lot if he does go. you know, while i agree with a lot of what david's saying, i have to push back a little bit and say i think our relationship with the saudis has been incredibly dysfunctional. it's a little bit like our relationship with china. each side is getting something. it's not entirely a healthy relationship. we have turned our backs on the way we have allowed the sau

as you said, it's beening a long day. vernor scott has done a terrific job getting people aware of what was coming. the storm approaches quickly and comes on land as a cat 4, you have to be prepared. the big worry is always the storm surge. charles: is that thread over for you? >> it definitely fade for me. we had 4-6 feet of storm surge, water over docks. we had gusts at 40-60 miles an hour. but pensacola was spared. but we are look out for our friend east of pensacola. charles: the governor said 150-mile-per-hour winds, the worse the panhandle has ever seen. thousands without power, food, medical. we can't tropical those things. but the response and preparation for them has gotten better. do you think that played a role here so far? >> absolutely. when you have a leader like that and people are prepared and they are proactive instead of reactive. we had these storms from key west to pensacola. when you think about a storm like this that we haven't seen in over 100 years, it can be life-threatening. the more proactive you