that committee, and i quote, "we need more visible and active government leadership on the issue of amrle lord the minister to say that when will we see more visible activity and what form isn't to take to deal with what is a huge threat to our nations health? —— nation's. i do agree with the noble lady about the grave threat and long—term threat this poses, but it also poses a threat in the short—term, and estimates vary between 2,500 and 5,000 people have been killed a year in england because of amr. in terms of the seriousness with which the uk takes it, i mention the new strategy which will be published shortly, i should point out two things which i think have been a success. firstly, the uk has taken a very important global leadership role in making it a priority for the 620. secondly, as a consequence of our action plan, we have seen reductions in prescribing of antibiotics at gp level, which means we are starting to get... to drill down on the overprescribing and inappropriately prescribing which is happening and driving amr. the mps were also called for the development of new dr

hadi amr is a visiting fellow at the brookings institution and a former special envoy for israeli palestinian negotiations with the u.s. state department he says netanyahu is trying to improve relations with the arab world. from an israeli perspective this is a this is a big win for netanyahu i think you know he's going to be facing elections next year he wants to show his base and the israeli center that he can continue to be tough on the palestinians. but build bridges with the arab world and so this is a this is a clear boon for prime minister netanyahu from a palestinian perspective. i think it's tough it's a tough one mahmoud abbas is the palestinian leadership is clearly under pressure of up on the ropes they're under a lot of pressure from the u.s. they have water lost a lot of foreign assistance. and so this comes at a time that will sort of increase pressure on abbas to engage and then i should just finally say from an armani perspective i think this came as a surprise to many i just happened to be on the phone with a colleagues in oman early this morning before this news broke and t

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all members of the junior amr team. and here's ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. >> those are great earrings. what are they? >> how about that? just a little skeletons for halloween. >> we love this. >> what are you wearing? >> we are also members of the junior amr team and didn't wish you a happy birthday and belated birthday to you. >> and you on monday, sir. >> it was more than his birthday. it was a velshi extravaganza. >> and today's stephanie ruhle's favorite holiday of the year and all celebrating. have a great rest of your afternoon. >> you, too. >> good afternoon, everyone. happy halloween. i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it is halloween! wednesday, october 31st. >> let's get spookier. >> let's get smarter. oh, funny. >>> the president where he goes tells us about where the race is headed. 11 stops over the next several days all of them in places with tough gubernatorial and senate races. >> i think you will see that fruitful, particularly when it comes to the senate. >> this is how the president has deci

amr.was askut crown prince mohammed bin salman, who many feel must have ordered this murder, if it took place involving intelligence officials and so on. he was asked, do you still consider the crown prince a reliable security partner. mr. pompeo did not really respond. he said, we are still collecting facts. we have learned a lot and will learn more in the next 48 hours. he said we will hold responsible, hold to account, bethose who we determine t responsible. we are collecting information fromhe saudis and turks but will make our decisions based on what we ourselves determine. laura: how is the u.s. secretary of state going to determine what happens next? is he waiting for the cia director to return from a visit to turkey? barbara: he did not say,ut we know the cia director is visiting turkey, and we do kw that the president as well as the secretary of state have said they are waiting to get information back in the next little while. that will probably be a fairly crucial element of it.a

hand-pickeds candidate, a technocratic guy, amr guy. aither will wind -- democratic guy.ther will win the first-round. a lot of the questions of voter disenchantment will probably remain. david: argentina has had a mess of it in terms of their economy. >> to have not found bottom. they will have to struggle through. the imf loan helps tremendously. but they still have to reduce tariffs and shore up their own currency. david: always great to have you here. ahead, jay powell speaks in boston later this hour. we will bring you his remarks live. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching balance of power. time for the stock of the hour. facebook shares are down over a percentage point today in a three-day losing streak. 2%ndra: they fell more than earlier in the day. this is a continuation of the stock falling on friday when there had been a security breach, 50 million accounts breached. it has undermined confidence in the company. there's a bunch of other news affecting facebook today. the white house plans to give social media companies a talking to at a meeting next mont

i have the battalion chief, the amr assisting as well. this is the eoc, emergency operating center. you see deputy chief cochran. kyle lee is also there and josh smith. this is a picture sent to us to the pio. these were our members with the baldwin brothers on this truck at 9/11 in 2001. cochran was part of the group that went during that time. they should be commended for the job they did including danny ar armenta who has passed. this is resources for people in need. there was an incident out in the bay. this was the incident i mentioned earlier out by the pump house where the victims had fallen down the cliff. we rescued them with the fire boat. safety fair. district eight. non-profits and city agencies. thanks to mayor breed for backing the program. this is a picture i didn't mention earlier. but we were doing drills at sales force. this was the gondola. we are assimilating gondola rescue in case it got stuck. this was a happy to be helping, the 9/11 meal pack. the 3,000 meals they put together. one female adult was rescued. california firefighter expo through sacramento. some

he is using cutting edge astrophysics to explain what is happening when you see amr. dict is a temporary wormhole through time back to 1930 or whenever. momentarily opening where you , and it'sg a glimpse not that i believe or disbelieve that, but it made me think about i did not want to foreclose that possibility or verify it. i just wanted to say what i'm are just to as ghosts whatever anybody wants to call a ghost and however anybody wants to define it. again, i was more interested in the stories that got told about it and the places that got associated man i was in a kind of ontological understanding of the physical materiality or lack thereof. again, we would be here all deciding wewere were going to prove or disprove ghosts once and for all. this was a way of having that conversation without having to get into a loop of an answer ability. unanswerability. >> i'm actually going to close so we will not be here all night. mr. dickey: politics and prose burned down 30 years ago. >> it actually is haunted, so if you do d.c., come back. the most haunted feeling you ev

i wonder, dr amr raheem, you said some people would be better off with counselling, wouldn't all menwithin the average and... which is physically normal. yes, but for them having this procedure is going to boost their confidence, their self—esteem, and enabled them to engage in relationships. i cannot be with or against. for some people, they should not have this procedure. for some people, having this procedure will actually change the quality of their life. do you accept that, rowland rees? again, i do not think there is any published evidence to suggest this is having a major impact on physical or relationship partner satisfaction. i think one of the requirements of cosmetic surgery practice in the uk according to the royal college that outcomes are collected in national registries and a lot of the clinics that have sprung up doing this sort of work are not necessarily giving us the ha rd are not necessarily giving us the hard evidence. particularly the long—term evidence of satisfaction. in fact, we need to compare that with simpler interventions such as counselling and psycholog

i amr: it is hard because a headstrong woman and have never let anybody run over me.ecially when i think i am right. that is the only time we argue. he is not going to get the best of me. i will put him in his place. you know, she has pointed out an interesting fact. think, as a country, we have lost the art of debate. one of the things that contributes to the instability, i believe, is that we have not had -- we don't have the skills, as a country, to debate very controversial issues from a dispassionate standpoint. if you look at the models, the role models we have a television, people tend to devolve into ad hominem attacks, attacking the person as opposed to attacking the argument. i'm not saying that about rachel, but as a whole, that is the way a lot of our political debates go. because we don't have that skill of talking about controversial difficult issues in a dispassionate way, we end up attacking each other and that is something that is a skill and something that i think we can change. host: dr. is the ceo of the american psychological association. you can