should be president adeline yes we can helpp him but under a very firm condition.ent where we can finally influence wrong tucker's behavior and tried to get him to correct his course and that is cool his financial courses economic course and how he deals with allies he is an unreliable ally. and you can't be a free ride a in the toll just using nato wanted need when you need it. and not paying attention to the interests of your closest allies like united states and germany when you think you have other interests. and russia or china is not a serious alternative for the for the long range. turkish a policy where they want to find a place in the world. the question is a before we talk about the conditionality in the terms would have to be struck for germany helping turkey the let's just address the question of what would happen if turkey and dave germany and europe. to turn in a blind deitz took at this time of crisis if they look the other way and say we cannot support a country that's no longer committed to democracy what would happen. is a take on that question. u

in new york a financial correspondent has more on that story nice to see you sophie so is adeline's boy cult likely to have any serious a fact in u.s. companies apple for example was one company that he did target not really funny turkey is simply an important enough to american company especially not to vic companies like apple the apple stock did not react at all in fact it was in the green the entire trading session so investors weren't worried about this threat in the end the american companies and the american economy and the american president just have more leverage so it is an unequal fight if you want to charm can a flake away were damaged in turkey then the other way around and we saw that last week when he wound up tariffs on steel and aluminum turkey has not been a strong position right now so the american tech companies these two these companies that are a little more than favor raveling basically and the broader market even saw a little rally on tuesday with the stock feigning on strong earning. an equal fight you point out but can things get any worse in this dispute. yes

the show must go in new york a financial correspondent has more on that story that's a scene so is adeline's boycott likely to have any serious the fact that u.s. companies apple for example was one company that he did it targets. now gruy funny turkey is simply out of portland enough to american companies especially not to become phonies like apple the apple stock did not react at all and they was in the green the entire trading session so investors weren't worried about this threats in the end american companies and the american economy and the american president just have more leverage so it isn't an equal fight if you want charm can inflict way more damage in turkey than the other way around and we saw that last week when you brought up tariffs on steel and aluminum turkey is not in a strong position right now so the american tech companies these two these these that are a little more than saber rattling basically and the broader market even saw a little rally on tuesday with the stocks gaining on strong learning. an equal fight you point out but can things get any worse in this dispute.

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it started about 7:15 on adeline street near 26th. a man was barricaded inside of a home but we're not sure why yet. police surrounded the home. the man eventually surrendered around 11 pm. we have been reaching out to oakland police. so far we have a no other details about what led to that standoff. >>> police and concorde are looking for a homicide suspect who may be driving a stolen car. terrence boyd dixon is accused of killing 64-year-old michael doughty in doughty's home on pine creek way last friday. last -- dixon and doughty knew each other but there is no word about a motive. dixon is also suspected of stealing doughty's blue 2013 hyundai with a california license plate six is the hz 052. if you have seen the car or dixon call concorde police. who robbed a bank while wearing a fanny pack. there calling him the fanny pack bandit. police say he robbed at the wells fargo on oak road on wednesday and allegedly handed the teller a note, left with the cash and was last seen walking towards ygnacio valley road. he is described as a

president mature adeline —— president maduro's is claiming to monitoring the situation closely.the international trade secretary — says ‘no deal‘ is the most likely outcome for the uk in brexit negotiations. but downing street insist the government can get a good deal. is this the furthest cabinet minister has gone in terms of predicting up possible nor deal brexit? without a doubt. the bank of england has even raised the spectre of another deal brexit. none of them have suggested that as the most likely outcome. liam fox told the sunday times today that the chances of another deal brexit are at 60 to 40. of another deal brexit are at 60 to a0. downing street has moved to distance itself from that. they say that it remains confident that the government will negotiate a good deal. downing street may not be happy with his language. his point is on message. jeremy hunt has been in france and austria talking about the risk of an ordeal by accident. pa rt the risk of an ordeal by accident. part of the government's strategy is to persuade european leaders not only that there is a real

measures to provide liquidity to the banks but the currency is still fresh out president richard type adeline attempted to assure his people that the economy will remain strong. solid a lot like us we're taking the necessary steps against these attacks together with the finance ministry and of the institutions and we will continue to take them. i believe that the currency rate will return to a reasonable level don't worry literature. the turkish lira has lost about forty five percent of its value against the dollars since the start of the year analysts say that is largely due to wary sit out at a once increasing control over the economy and a diplomatic spat between turkey and the united states but as a runner each awaited his view that the liras fall had no economic basis he accused the u.s. as turkey strategic partner of stopping ankara and the back last week washington imposed sanctions on turkey over its refusal to release a u.s. pastor causing economic turmoil now although at a one insists that the situation will be eased global investors are worried the president at awareness suggested

correspondent dorian jones listened in dorian it's good to see you of course everyone is listening when adeline speech these days speaks these days what are the takeaways from the speech which struck. well as you said as a turkish president did announce measures of a point call taking us to electronic most articulate pick taylor we've had announcements to turkish national carrier turkish airlines they say that they are. accepting any ads from u.s. companies and also we heard of giving a very defiant message saying that the turkish economy is still strong the only explanation for these dramatic falls in the currency is because of this economic warfare and any went on to try and paint a picture of a future prosperity promising by the hundredth anniversary of the republican twenty twenty three the conduct action probably will have doubled in size so he's trying to present a positive optimistic message going forward but also a clear message that they see ongoing conflict with the united states will continue bantered peronist to push back. the door and we know that most economists consider that very

latest on turkey's continuing currency crisis and thank you so much turkish president trichet type adeline and german chancellor angela merkel have been discussing bilateral ties and the turkish leaders state visit to berlin next month in a phone call they say treasury and finance minister will meet with his german counterpart had of this visit turkey's currently caught up in a huge diplomatic and straight dispute the united states and tariffs on a variety of u.s. products including alcohol tobacco and president wants his people to boycott the i phone he himself is now switching to another brand it's. all right let's bring in our financial correspondent and. see so what's been the reaction in the u.s. to add sanctions. well maybe some investors are starting to get tired of the daily changing headlines and have started taking the profits and vested money off the table funny and now could tar is dumping in the country has pledged to invest fifteen billion dollars in turkey according to officials and like basically everything else and this conflict this is a strategic move now who's going to

iran says the sanctions endanger the lives of travelers because they stop adeline's from buying new planes and pilots meanwhile iranian authorities have detained the deputy chief of iran's central bank and by the iraq she was arrested along with several other individuals as part of a crackdown on financial fraud in the country same bus ravi has more from to her on . the detention of ahmed iraq gee iran central bank's top official in charge of foreign exchange comes just twenty four hours after he was fired and replaced now less than two weeks ago the head of the central bank was fired and replaced and all of this comes on the eve of u.s. sanctions going back into effect against iran also foreign minister jobs reef is expected to address parliamentarians in the morning about the country's foreign policy matters specifically about u.s. sanctions and later that day president hassan rouhani is expected to make a televised address to the nation this government no doubt wants to be seen to be doing something about the allegations the perception of corruption amongst top officials and especially

in new york a financial correspondent has more on that story nice to see you selfie so is adeline's boycott likely to have any serious the fact in u.s. companies apple for example was one company that he did it targets. now the really funny turkey is simply an important enough to american companies especially not to vic companies like apple the apple stock did not react at all and fact it was in the green the entire trading session so investors weren't worried about this threat in the end american companies and the american economy and the american president just have more leverage so it is an unequal fight if you want charm ten afflicts way more damage entergy than the other way around and we saw that last week when he brought up tariffs on steel and aluminum turkey is not in a strong position right now so the american tech companies these two these chemical companies they are a little more than saber rattling basically and the broader markets even saw a little rally on tuesday with the stocks gaining on strong earning an equal spot as you point out but can things get any good in this disp

the two countries as well as limit its diplomatic ties there is also a thoughts that russia's state adeline could be bangs from the u.s. as space days before the latest stunning scenes were imposed the russian president doubted that have much impact. regarding the sanctions those actions are counterproductive and meaningless especially when it comes to a country like russia it's not just about the u.s. president's position it's about the position of the so-called establishment the ruling class in broader terms i hope the realisation that this policy has no future will come one day to cooperate in a normal fashion in an effort to put even more pressure on moscow washington hinted it could sanction turkey as well i would just isn't see by the russian s. four hundred and defense system the u.s. has also warned a list of other countries including nato allies against having similar ideas you know it goes against our. policy to have a nato allies such as turkey use an asse four hundred system part of the problem with that it is that it is not in iraq robel with other nato systems that would trigg

it started at about 7:15 on adeline street near 26. a man was barricaded in a home. we're still not sure why. police surrounded the home of. the man eventually surrendered around 11:00. we have called oakland police and so far we have no other information as to what led to that standoff. >>> an investigation in. leather 10 after a man died in police custody. police say the man was acting erratically in a supermarket. henry lee tells us at one point he was tased and restrained. >> reporter: it all started inside this busy raleys store in pleasanton. employees called police on wednesday afternoon saying a man had returned to the store for the second time that day and was ranting, acting irrationally, and being violent. >> he was acting deranged breaking bottles, alcohol bottles. also picking up a shopping cart and slamming into the ground. >> reporter: two officers found a 38-year-old jacob bauer on mission drive and tried to contain him. police say at first he was cooperative and then refused to listen to commands expect the officers engaged in a struggle with him tha

just looking at the top for example, 1956, democrats had nominated adeline stevenson, he goes on to lose in his rematch to dwight out and hire and make some changes the rules after vacuum about 10%. 1968 is a much bigger year for change. that was a year famously a very contested nomination cycle, a ugly convention in chicago for the democrats, very violent, one of their major candidates was assassinated that year end they limped into the fall election and lost a richard nixon and do them part they made a lot of changes to the rules after that year. that was where they started coming up with rules for how many women should be delegates and african-americans should be delegates. it also created some of the primary caucus rule that we live under today. it was a very consequential year. on the other hand, after 2004, there were not really many changes made to the rules for the party largely just copied what had done previously. 1988 comes up as a great year for change. it was sort of a surprising one. it doesn't come up on any studies of consequential changes that year. part of what happened

there was also a shooting at about 6:30 yesterday on adeline street. police say nearly 2 hours later someone fired shots near a market at havenscourt boulevard. no one was injured in that shooting. >>> new details about a man who was hit and killed while riding his bicycle in lafayette. within the last hour the city of lafayette identified him as one of its employees. the public information officer, martin ellis was riding his bike yesterday afternoon when he was struck by a big rig truck. investigators have been talking to the driver. martin ellis joined the city of lafayette in 2007. an investigation is underway in pleasanton where a man died after being tased by a police officer. officers were trying to detain a man who was acting erratically inside the raleys store on wednesday. police say 38-year-old jacob bauer was disruptive and violent, smashing bottles and throwing a shopping cart. officers tried to detain him but they say he was not cooperating. >> the officers engaged in a struggle with him that lasted several minutes. during that altercatio

we cross adeline into -- well into weird at which point. truth is not the truth. >> all i keep thinking is, if this as your attorney you're treating as your "spin doctor" maybe what you need is a shrink. this is really not good lawyering. we have to remember a couple things about rudy guiliani. i mean it when i say he's more of a "spin doctor" than a lawyer. he's not spinning well but out there as the front person to essentially lay out the arguments the trump administration wants the american people to believe, not so much what he wants the prosecutors to believe. he's signaling to the people even though donald trump has said repeatedly he wants to talk to mueller and wants to participate in the interview and been cooperative, nonetheless he won't do it and the reason is because he will be trapped in perjury, a really bizarre legal argument to make because you can't be trapped in perjury if you're not perjuring yourself. you can have a dispute about what the facts are. you can have comey saying one thing and donald trump saying something d

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