lacks public access to the trials but he ses we don't take this issue as a by later relation between ancora and riyadh that's why now we believe that national courts are international course can so it can solve the problem can provide justice but prisons are done sais is justice must be ensured otherwise the murder case will not be shed light on bet's why he stays took you will be still after this case but it is interesting to see a change of tone in in turkish politicians statements especially after the crown prince interview on peut on p.b.s. but of course turkey wants to wait and see what's going to happen especially in the cell the of course at the end of the day there are some international legal tools. turkey can't process it can't proceed with like taking this case to the united nations because turkey is because there are some other countries who supported who supported this case should be a should have been taken to the united nations but of course it's seems they are giving some time to riyadh to see how the court proceedings the justice system will continue in terms of punishing t

or at the very least confuse these so-called adversaries so tear her on moscow beijing islam abide ancora this point most nations know that trump is basically there is a placeholder while the people that are actually in charge are scrambling and actually sweating out of nervousness because the stakes have never been higher geopolitically or macroeconomic li trans-atlantic li and i should mean that you mentioned israel i mean it seems to me you know what this flurry of attacks attacking 3 countries in the region in rapid succession obviously this has to do with bibi netanyahu his reelection hopes because of the i guess he's not elected he faces jail time so he's easy as this is pretty important stuff here but it seems to me also he's trying to keep donald trump's attention keeping his attention on the region which all of us on this program and most people watching this program know that donald trump has very little interest at all in foreign policy and probably even less interested in in the middle east outside of what you said his arms sales go ahead and beirut. yeah well i mean israel is

well i don't see any reason why ancora would pursue this. mis logic or even dating the idea of repeating that scenario and i think that in the last it's already been 3 for years to countries managed to establish mechanisms of military to military intelligence to televisions channels of communication to basically have void any potential clash or incident which could slide into you know bigger compensation interestingly it was said in ankara that russia and turkey intend to step up their operational coordination which i take as an indirect indication that the syrian army offensive on that leap is likely perhaps to intensify and turkey may want to. protect its assets now the evil rabble crowd has a lot of media support in the west do you expect the outcry over humanitarian concerns to be just as loud as it used to but he didn't stop i mean yes it did i mean been it's been almost continuous in the same level well i think the level actually decreased significantly and. i think there is a clear reason why it happened because in the past there's hu

ancora summit there were several sorts of publications saying that turkish military is increasing the number of the observation posts in a loop in the bead to basically slow down or prevent syrian army backed by russian forces offensive to over it's towards the area so and that opposite to what you're saying. trying to pursuing it go of like dragging this you know in it even deeper like slowing down the freezing the status quo but come on i mean . how i may be running into problems with the turks here but i don't take the humanitarian concerns at face value because they're also known for abusing human rights quite substantially so maybe they're using their concerns for their own pragmatic interest what i want to ask you though is i'm sure both russia and syria would love to have the united nations or some international organization to manage the humanitarian aspect of that offensive is there any chance of that happening but i think that's impossible and russia or the explicitly told that that without. eliminating terrorist threat you cannot you know get humanitarian aid in there one o

black sea right now with a line of clouds and we're going to be seeing a drop in temperature for ancora coming down to about $1000.00 degrees once the front goes through we are going to be seeing some active weather just to the east that is going to be probably some severe thunderstorms and probably snow in the higher elevations down towards the south though plenty of heat we're going to sing baghdad at about $43.00 on saturday and over here towards crutchley we are going to be watching some potential rain coming into the forecast not on sunday but expect maybe monday or tuesday as we go towards beginning of next week as well where here across doha expect to see very humid mornings but the good news is by the time we get to the afternoon things are really going to be drying out and that will be the trend over the next few days so 41 degrees here on saturday at 36 and really staying the same as we go towards sunday maybe some more clouds that across oman as well as yemen and speaking of clouds it is going to be clouds along the coast here across parts of south africa over the next few da

black sea right now with a line of clouds and we're going to be seeing a drop in temperature for ancora coming down to about $1000.00 degrees once the front goes through we are going to be seeing some active weather just to the east that is going to be probably some severe thunderstorms and probably snow in the higher elevations down towards the south though plenty of heat we're going to sing baghdad at about $43.00 on saturday and over here towards crutchley we are going to be watching some potential rain coming into the forecast not on sunday but expect maybe monday or tuesday as we go towards beginning of next week as well where here across doha expect to see very humid mornings but the good news is by the time we get to the afternoon things are really going to be drying out and that will be the trend over the next few days so 41 degrees here on saturday at 36 and really staying the same as we go towards sunday maybe some more clouds down across oman as well as yemen and speaking of clouds it is going to be clouds along the coast here across parts of south africa over the next few da

see some thunderstorms here across the coastal areas and it will bring down the temperatures for ancora to about 19 degrees there the higher elevations well expect to see some snow in your forecast as well we're talking on as well as possibly into georgia and then down towards the south it is going to be still quite warm we're talking into the low thirty's for many areas in syria in jerusalem at $26.00 degrees there as we go towards sunday not looking too bad maybe tehran though some clouds and rain in your forecast at 35 and down towards quite city 40 degrees as your expected high here across the gulf though it's still going to be quite uncomfortable in the morning high humanity values by the time the afternoon comes though it is going to dry out maybe down to about 20 to 15 percent so that's fairly nice with a temperature of 39 degrees at 37 and here on sunday don't expect much for a change there perfessor lolla clouds in your forecast at 29 degrees and then very quickly across parts of southern africa we do expect clouds along the coastal areas there but for durban expect to see a ni

degrees by the time we get to friday notice more clouds across much of the region tempters dropping for ancora to about $25.00 aleppo at $33.00 and beirut at 30 degrees for you well here across the gulf it is still going to be very sticky in the morning that means humidity is going to be up very uncomfortable for many locations for doha we do expect to see 38 degrees and really kind of staying in that general area as we go towards friday as well over here towards its $27.00 but notice the clouds down here towards amman and with that we could be seeing a shower to force a low up at 29 degrees but temperature wise it is going to be cape town that sees the temperatures are well above average for this time of year look at this $29.00 degrees is our expected high here on thursday a lot of clouds in the forecast also going up the coast to durban unfortunate the $29.00 is not going to stay by the time we get towards friday we do expect to see you drop down to 20 but if you want the sun you want the heat you want to come up to johannesburg with a temperature of $28.00. peace between ethiopia and eritr

black sea right now with a line of clouds and we're going to be seeing a drop in temperature for ancora coming down to about $1000.00 degrees once the front goes through we are going to be seeing some active weather just to the east that is going to be probably some severe thunderstorms and probably snow in the higher elevations down towards the south though plenty of heat we're going to sing baghdad at about $43.00 on saturday and over here towards crutchley we are going to be watching some potential rain coming into the forecast not on sunday but expect maybe monday or tuesday as we go towards beginning of next week as well where here across doha expect to see very human warnings but the good news is by the time we get to the afternoon things are really going to be drying out and that will be the trend over the next few days so 41 degrees here on saturday at 36 and really staying the same as we go towards sunday maybe some more clouds down across oman as well as yemen and speaking of clouds it is going to be clouds along the coast here across parts of south africa over the next few da

see some thunderstorms here across the coastal areas and it will bring down the temperatures for ancora to about 19 degrees there the higher elevations well expect to see some snow in your forecast as well we're talking on as well as possibly into georgia and then down towards the south it is going to be still quite warm we're talking into the low thirty's for many areas in syria and to resume at 26 degrees there as we go towards sunday not looking too bad maybe tehran though some clouds and rain in your forecast at 35 and down towards quite city 40 degrees as your expected high here across the gulf though it's still going to be quite uncomfortable in the morning high humanity values by the time the afternoon comes though it is going to dry out maybe down to about 20 to 15 percent so that's fairly nice with a temperature of 39 degrees at 37 and here on sunday don't expect much for a change there before sallah clouds in your forecast at 29 degrees and then very quickly across parts of southern africa we do expect some clouds along the coastal areas there but for durban expect to see a ni

by the time we get to friday notice more clouds across much of the region temperature dropping for ancora to about $25.00 aleppo at $33.00 and beirut at 30 degrees for you well here across the gulf it is still going to be very sticky in the morning that means humidity is going to be up very uncomfortable for many locations for doha we do expect to see 38 degrees and really kind of staying in that general area as we go towards friday as well over here towards its $27.00 but notice the clouds down here towards amman and with that we could be seeing a shower to force a low at $29.00 degrees but temperature wise it is going to be cape town that sees the temperatures are well above average for this time of year look at this $29.00 degrees is our expected high here on thursday a lot of clouds in the forecast also going up the coast to durban unfortunate the $29.00 is not going to stay by the time we get towards friday we do expect to see you dropping down to 20 but if you want the sun what the heat you want to come up to johannesburg with a temperature of $28.00. whether sponsored by qatar and.

. -- david sowerby is with us from ancora looking at investment.pport of his book " make, think, imagine." the collective memory of a few years ago is gone we saw that with the president stumbling. the need for a coalesced europe seems to be drifting away. are we forgetting the past? >> we are certainly forgetting the past and the remembers that is necessary to get people together or else they will be against each other. that is the foundation of what we see today. >> we -- we are seeing a splintering. tom: in your world david sowerby , you help advise and analyze long-term money. the comfort of going to the united states, is it ephemeral or just too easy right now to take the splintering of lord browne and bring it to america? to say i wantasy to very dominated u.s. the mastic stock portfolio when i think about global stop them nations. in portfolios you probably want about 80 or 85% of your portfolio in u.s. domestic stocks. the remaining 15% should be in emerging markets. you can go back to december 1985 out of the heels of the g5 and u.s. stock