khashoggi calling the turkish president to discuss the affair we have the latest from istanbul also big alexion losses in the bavarian state elections for allies of german chancellor angela merkel a results that shakes her fragile grand coalition government also more violence on the streets of nagware first please break the demonstrations against the graduates president daniel ortega. and pope francis confer sainthood on murdered parched bishop remeron we look back on his legacy. bought into the news are saudi arabia says its relationship with turkey remained strong despite the controversy surrounding the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul king salonen turkish president recipe or the ones by phone to reaffirm their commitment to a joint investigation al jazeera has learnt that the head of saudi intelligence has arrived in turkey and is to meet with turkish officials saudi arabia has thanked the u.s. for not jumping to conclusions but also said it would retaliate against any threats u.s. president trump had previously warned of severe punishment if saudi arabia was fou

considered a front runner for the democratic presidential nomination in the two thousand and twenty alexion it's hard to really assume a motive here we don't want to you know be too forward with anything we did see the attorney general mention that he does appear to be partisan and the fact that there were so many prominent democrats and democratic political operatives targeted here certainly it's easy to jump to conclusions and we still have to wait and see what the official motive is from the f.b.i. . my in kook luzhin it's been terror by mill these posts a couple of days in the u.s. from coast to coast give us a sense of how this story is shaping american politics so keeping in mind that we're just days away from the midterm elections. absolutely will if anything it really throws a monkey wrench into the republican campaigning given that this man looks like he was so closely an acolyte of president trump and the president himself as lamented that this is slowing down the republican momentum that was building and now the democrats have a very convenient story line that they can point to t

treating this state election as anything but is just a state alexion because it is clear that our friends in hester have certainly could have achieved much better results if they hadn't suffered from the negative effects of the. politics of a national level and this is most unfortunate i like to say this to focus on the v.a. state premier because the. christian democrats and green party in has to have done very well thus far and they. have done well both in terms of the actual work that they have done in the last two years but also in the style of two very different parties green party and christian democrats reeling together but this city was not able to convince the citizen sufficiently and so that it be absolutely clear there be no. misunderstandings i am not suggesting that the voters have any blame for this at all not at all i want to just sank those voters who did cast their votes for us and show their trash that way and once again the c.d.u. has been the party that has had the strongest performance and it would seem that the christian democrats in the green party have been confirme

party which has and major losses this evening in bavaria is regional alexion let's get more on this now we are going to cost unseen vos ing political scientist at home university and political correspondent nina has of both of us joining us here in the studio he said it's not a good day for the c.s.u. that is an understatement it isn't it isn't enough it was a start loss and it is a very very bad evening for the c.s.u. for americal sister party the conservatives in the very. political editor in a very or she said it's not because of the economy so actually the very info to not unhappy with their situation they made it very clear that they really just don't want the conservatives to continue in the same way as they did we have to remind viewers it's not about the economy the varians living in one of the most affluent regions in all of europe not just in germany i mean a commie exactly so you know speaking if you just look at figures the situation of life in bavaria is good but still the conservatives who have been in power for decades received a massive slap in the face by the voters and

alexion gone, pinnacle gone, that is not leadership. >> we announced a new company to take its place. that is leadership, that is action, the lights are on in that building and that is the commitment i have to the people of rhode island. moderator: very little time left. we are going to move on. i will give you the question. what would you have done differently if anything from gina raimondo during those negotiations? >> i think it showed poor leadership. the governor is to blame, the speaker of the house, they should have all gotten together in one room with them and worked a deal out. i am not in favor of putting taxpayer dollars at risk, but we are talking $27 million, $30 million. this governor lost $635 million, she lost $500 million with the pension reform, with her investments, and those yielded her millions in campaign contributions. we lost the red sox for $30 million. when you put it in perspective it is crazy and we are buying -- she's out buying jobs but the millions of dollars to get companies to come to rhode island. so i think it was very badly handled. nobody has the g

there was a strong spike between two thousand and sixteen and two thousand and eighteen to kickoff alexion coverage we're taking a closer look at four women who've been grabbing headlines the latest in our series is that democrat elaine luria she's a navy veteran who's running for the first time in virginia and she's hoping to win a seat in the house of representatives alexandr for nominee went to meet her. elaine loria a former u.s. navy commander challenging a republican incumbent in virginia a second district in a race that's considered competitive. as children special in norfolk an opportunity for lauria to meet with her constituents. she's been invited by the local chinese community many of its members are troubled by traumas and tight gratian policies are there specific things that you're seeing are about you know during a credible climate or what's a good question for you we have a lot of business owners our church and restaurants are working on it this is. the question is always an issue. more legal immigration affordable health care climate protection these are the issues elaine l

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of the biggest point shavers off the ibb, stocks like illumina, they look equipment for sequencing alexion, celgene and blue bird bio, a classic midcap, that is down the most. that's what you expect to characterize this kind of day. however you don't see that divergence in the ibb and the xbi that is equal rated versus the ibb which is very larger cap weighted those two are performing basically the same the xpi is down a little less. that's interesting one reason why you might be seeing the midcaps selling off in addition to the volatility, less front over e squared that biotech stocks do more poorly. >> we have seen the turn away from growth stocks in general. this is the growthiest part of the market that theory that sold off f.a.n.g. in terms of higher interest rates, that's the same theory >> certain biotechs. they have a ton of cash. >> is this more leveraged ones >> the ones that depend more on capital. they don't all raise debt -- >> that's why higher interest rates hit them you think of interest rate sensitive sectors, home builders, utilities, you don't think of biotechs. >> right