anes tina is one of algeria's most daring screenwriters.or his outspoken critique of algerian society, his award—winning sitcoms are a hit with the country's youth. in 2014, he used his own youtube channel to speak directly to his fans. three years later, he went on to savage the nation's ruling elite in his video i'm angry. within months, it had over 14 million views and anes tina was banned from appearing on algerian state media. anes tina became a symbol of the nation's disenfranchised youth, fed up with the ruling elite they saw as corrupt, old and out—of—touch. the country was crying out for change. when presidential elections were set for the 18th of april, it seemed the moment had finally come. then, word spread that president abdelaziz bouteflika might run for an unprecedented fifth term. defying a 20 year ban on protests, algerians across the country took to the streets. the protests were quickly dubbed the harak, or "the movement". it was a tidal wave of anger that louisa ammi was there to capture. she's one of algeria's few femal

anes tina posted his own views on youtube.eflika's regina came under attack, the head of a jury applause army issued a warning. —— the head of algeria's army. three days later, it was international women's day. across the country, an estimated 22 million people poured out onto the streets. the slogans echoed the demands of the arab uprising in 2011. but algerians were determined that this time, it would be different. as the protests grew insights, they also became more frequent. algeria's 1.4 million students boycotted their classes and joined in. this is a political science student at algeria's university. for the first time in decades, stu d e nts for the first time in decades, students believed they could build a truly democratic algeria and help educate the people. but as the protests continued into april, the general surprised the nation. at first, he had supported bouteflika's election. now, in a dramatic change of direction, he appeared to side with the people. 0n the evening of the 2nd of april, on national television,

anes tina is one of algeria's most daring screenwriters.untry's youth. in 2014, he used his own youtube channel to speak directly to his fans. three years later, he went on to salvage the nation's ruling elite in his video i'm angry. within months, it have over 14 million views and anes tina was banned from appearing on algerian state media. anes tina became a symbol of the nation's disenfranchised youth, fed up with the ruling elite they saw as corrupt, old and out—of—touch.

encouraged people to identify two escape routes from theaters and run, hide, fight if in an active shooting situation. tina marine coone join three other family members. >> shooting in the auditorium. >> whose children were killed or traumatized by the theater 16 massacre in aurora, colorado. in a letter, they ask warner brothers to actively lobby for gun reform. are you concerned that a movie like this could trigger someone else? >> oh, absolutely. i believe there is all kinds of reasons, and i don't think we can stop all the triggers from happening. >> reporter: the movie's star is joaquin phoenix. >> if you have somebody that has that level of emotional disturbance, i think that they can find fuel anywhere. >> reporter: warner brothers says part of its job is provoking difficult conversations. as for the aurora movie heater where the massacre took place, "joker" will not be shown here. norah? >> barry, thank you. ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you

an indication of u.s. production value. joe: thank you very much, bloomberg's tina davis.ing up, we speak to the ceo of barrick gold, mark bristow. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's forced word news. former trump campaign -- bloomberg's first word news. former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski says democrats have been doing petty politics. he testified at what the committee has called the first impeachment hearing. lewandowski says investigations of trump have been, in his words, populated by many trump haters who had their own agenda. >> since election day, whether it was bad actors at the fbi or intelligence immunity, or lies from the majority, the american people continue to be sold a false narrative with the purpose of undermining the legitimacy of the 2016 election results. performanceowski's won immediate praise from donald trump, who tweeted, "such a beautiful performance. thank you, corey." israel's election headed for a deadlock with benjamin netanyahu able to easily form a government. they are running neck and neck. netanyahu i

. >> i think it was an important moment, and tina brown was the editor at "vanity fair" then, to reallyin peter pan collars. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you're always switching the boundaries, always -- i want to -- can't wait to get into the book here too. but first, you're in a new movie called "corporate animals. >> i am. >> jimmy: tell me who you play. >> i play lucy vanderson, the most self-centered, narcissistic human being i've ever had the pleasure of playing. >> jimmy: really, you loved it >> i did, it was very freeing to be that unconscious. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and realize you're not. >> i would be mortified to be anything remotely like this woman. she has some -- you have to just see it it's like nothing i've ever had the chance to do including there's a little casual cannibalism [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oops >> everyone -- >> jimmy: who doesn't want that, yeah, exactly. she's known for roles, "st. elm night," "a few good men," "g.i. jane," "charlie's angels," "cold throttle," "ghost. [ cheers and applause "ghost" celebrating its 30th anniversary. >> next year which is c

so tina who works at an airport thinks the lack of children can be blamed on politicians she says no government in the last 20 years has prioritized modern family policies to support working mothers at one of the as eat at one of these there are no structures in place if i had a nursery at the airport in rome or i could bring my child during working hours to not have gone back to work the day after giving birth 7 i would doubt it but i couldn't order possible the weser things her children aren't determined enough like many young italian she says spend that they're afraid to take their lives into their own hands her son enrico works in a pharmacy he doesn't have a family of his own. children's generation has no more real prospects and they have no convincing vision for the future. and not just because there's less work nowadays and not just because the state is making life harder young italians have lost the will power that used to be so characteristic in this country. back in the day louisa loves watching movies from her childhood when children were still a priority for many a toweri

and hawkeye is an rf data analytics company. tina harrington. director of cigant at the nro. and major general john shaw. united states air force who is the deputy commander of air force space command. i'm going to have each of them do a short introduction to frame their mission and their priorities. after we hear from them, i'll start a couple of rounds of questions. as chuck said, please get your questions ready. i've already had a few pop up on the ipad. we certainly want to be able to answer your questions from the audience. so, chris, over to you. >> all right. thank you, tish. first off, thank you to insa for hosting this incredible and important event. tish, thanks for leading the panel. again, chris demay. i'm one of the founders and the chief technology officers for hawkeye 360. my background is in government. spent 14 years both with nsa and nro, in fact, my last government boss is on the panel with me today. and from those experiences, i learned quite a bit about government capabilities, but more importantly, i learned a lot about technology. and as i learned about

tina. >> another dos an and valencia, the owner of the south indian chain announced after 15 years he is shutting down the original location. >> it was a lot of different things it was the perfect storm hitting us. >> part of the storm the rice in food delivery. door dash has not only changed eating habits but restaurant habits. >> giving up 25, 30% of our prices to the delivery companies. >> he was not alone. this san francisco chef closed two restaurants this year. pending this essay where he said commerce want ins gramable food without having to wait. he said we were a $3 million company at the time but even that wasn't enough to survive in san francisco. >> the golden gate restaurant association has been looking into the trend. based on numbers from yelp they found closings are outpacing openings by 9%. last year there were 37257 closings versus 298 openings. >> >> he this timothy say it's rising rent costs pan increased labor requirements for small businesses. >> the laws were well intentioned. but we don't think you realize what it a devastating impact it has on ighborhoods, you kn

oil tanker seized in the strait of hormuz in july iranian authorities said this tina and paddle is free to leave after an investigation into alleged violations iran sees the ship 2 weeks off to britain detained in iran in tanka off ship your top. in afghanistan ikey's 35 people attending a wedding party have been killed in a botched raid by government forces officials said the wedding was taking place in a house used by thought about militants in helmand province over 100 civilians have been killed in attacks in afghanistan in recent weeks. tens of thousands of indian americans were at a rally in houston texas as president dollars trump joint indian prime minister and the danes are more the the mega event was overdyes by moody's supporters it comes as the indian prime minister is facing international criticism or a recent clampdown in disputed kashmir. while leaders are gathering today in new york for an emergency climate summit ahead of the general assembly would start and tuesday the u.n. is calling it a race to limit climate change a risk the world says it can win but for those living on the frontline

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or maybe tina does money reagan was testes us and sustain him an interest problem there's always this response to minister there was disinvited to. use it that's all it was he's from upper left almost didn't witness that she took the equivalent. of the visual image from throughout me that i you see but i couldn't conceive in my books of the minimal for the month that i. grew any should be most of the and she still makes you don't. lose it that is a sore spot people who are. going to look past me to look want to me that. following vitaly unions revelations want i began investigating russia. meanwhile julia hopes to rediscover her best film. because i just want to get i guess that no also get the most you got don't see me have a child but. i suggest to you on each of. these 3 you have a new wife still. states yet you still don't know if that's what sports. do you think that they take in the yes. within the $350.00 foot if. you were. to take part in international competition she 1st needs to find a host country to accept into their team. because it was in us to but it's a we can fix that

well tina activist gravitron burke has thought of the products for future movement in sweden over a year ago spoke to the protesters in new york here's what she told an enthusiast and noisy crowd there. people are striking today in over 150 countries on all continents and when i say all continents i mean all continents even and talk to get even and talk to get people off the ledge the eyes of the world will be on them they have a chance to prove that they too are united behind the science they have a chance to take leadership to prove they actually hear us do you think they hear us with the we will make them hear us lucky well they doubly correspondent cala black was one of the thousands on hand for the protests in new york she delivered this assessment of today's routes. today's global climate strike was the biggest of its kind in human history one of the epicenters of the action new york city it was roughly 250000 people out on the streets calling for more climate action credits whom are the 6 year old fridays for future founder was speaking earlier here and she was saying that our house is on fire meaning that climate change really does affect eve

an accident you know you're more likely to. have a sunny is also leaving its mark in tanzania. by working 8 hours a day much i can collect up to 20. tina's a bottles at $250.00 shillings a keynote that's $0.10 she earns less than $2000000.00 records and that's on a good day. for someone who is only going to hear again after morning when i will buy the reason i asked to get to she did this want to kill him i tried to get us on the way to connecting this year because yep i'm of the 12 and i need to sell it as a decision but it would seem they are going to be there because of money and i need to conduct a sit down that much. why the price is down in the shape of the buzz in a country and. too much plastic and too many people like mata who connect empty bottles just to scrape by. to bear witness to the most unsustainable side of this savage recycling economy we head to the largest ship in the land dar es salaam the economic capital of the country. every time a truck arrives to unload waste it's the same friends a. beggar get him out. but not a fool gonna order some ice but the joke was that while you come by he's going to. the actual book ne

tenet s or strategies, that is to move investors into an area you deem them to play versus somewhere else, whether it is quantitative easing, you know, tinaere is no alternative, stocks become the investment de jure because central banks altered the credit appetites of investors by taking over a sector, fixed income sector in particular if we think about the fact that italy, for example, and we all know the issues politically and financially with italy, third largest economy, they had an auction last week, yields for five year were close to 25 basis points for 10 year, mid-80s, and the secondary market even lower yields we all know intuitively italy doesn't deserve those yields but at the end of the day, christine lagarde is coming into power, and she is as many pointed out part politics, part financial. and this is the perfect, perfect set of requirements at this point because germany and their fiscal policies that we all heard about, we want them to put more stimulus into the system. but they have really so far tried to fight it. the most common story last week in any of the big newspapers was the fact there were many germans and ecb of

beijing has formed a new alliance with tina the south american nation has signed a deal to export millions of tons of soybean mail it's a much needed boost to an economy in recession but argentina now faces the challenge of meeting the needs of both superpowers in the reports from what aside. the deal has been years in the making but the trade dispute between china and the united states has created a fresh urgency for both superpowers to look the new partners. argentina is the world's biggest producer of soybean meal with about 43 percent of the market much of it will now be used to china's estimated 400000000 pigs i'm going to use a serious answer about the signing of this protocol establishes a solid legal basis so the convergence of these 2 huge markets. and delight from argentina the deal the boost to an economy in recession samak get us on oratory go forward this is an historic achievement we have worked hard work for over 20 years we have wanted to open up this market and we know it will be highly valued by the argentine for sector. exports soybeans and also china and its agricultural sector is pushing for more you know that. argentina h

. >> and going to fall in love you talked about how tina knowles -- >> she said it was not an optionrself, and she's such an inspiration to me. >> i think listening to that conversation makes it exciting and inspiring to get older i mean, i can't wait to see what's to come. >> that could be a show, by the way. that should be opposite the view >> that's a great idea >> will you talk to somebody about that for me. >> we know people. >> he's an emmy winning producer. >> i just cleared 90% of the country. >> he probably knows a guy who could help us get that show on the air. >> i do. >> thank you, carson we're going to have more of this conversation coming up on the 4th hour. >> we have been waiting all morning for this a multitalented ben platt is here he's got a new netflix show, dying to talk about that what do you think about the male barbara streisand. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's

an eye on dorian for you. >>> crews are on the scene of a wildfire raging in riverside county. tinaietta with the latest on the fire line. >>> this brushfire continues to burn this morning. if you step out of the way, you can see it on the hillside. the good news is that the wind has died down in the overnight hours and it doesn't look like the fire is growing or getting any closer to homes right now. tning co be the poppedup cause. because the winds were gusting, the fire soon got out of control. we are told there hasn't been a fire in these canyons in 20 years. there was a lot of fuel to burn. more than 900 acre soon went up in flames forcing the evacuation of about 400 homes. about 1200 people affected. cal fire aircraft has been flying overnight doing water drops and they have dozers and ground crews trying to make headway on the fire while the conditions are favorable, but mandatory evacuations remain in place this morning. the crews are hoping that as the sun comes up, they will be able to get in the air and map the fire and have a better idea of what it is doing right now. bu

i didn't tina has been in a recession since last year and has one of the highest inflation rates in the world running at more than 54 percent. this month in an attempt to prevent the loss of foreign reserves the government implemented new restrictions on currency transactions so i know that you have government controls i think. that some degree of. stability or at least of calm tense calm one could say has come to the to the markets and things will be stabilize it remains to be seen at the end of the day today how many reserves a central bank actually sold to maintain the exchange rates but i think with the with the controls in place demand for dollars should somewhat. go down or should you should see some calm and. at least for the time being. argentina's economy is unlikely to reactivate anytime soon the crisis is having a deep impact among those who need help the most. cities have or one of. their forecasters are warning that a tropical cycle and could hit parts of the bahamas already battered by hurricane dorian 1300 people are still missing and that's the number that stopped from the 2 and a half 1000 after government checks at evacuati

tina from milwaukee. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to congratulate julie for taking all of the calls that she has taken on this morning. i am a black female and an elderly woman, and i know racism when i see it. i know sexism when i see it. some people are calling in and saying they are black and going through the republicans. i don't know how many of those people are really who they say they are. doesn't matter to me, because if they are making that kind of statement, they need to go back and take a look at, in the mirror. they get so much, you are a brave young woman. -- thank you so much, you are a brave young woman. and this does not affect just the women, this also affects the men in our country also. we do not need to lose focus on what is affecting all of us, and it is not good. thank you for coming on and thanks for taking my call. host: thanks, tina. guest: thank you. i'm not sure if i can response to that, but thanks for the call. host: james is next, lawrence, massachusetts, democrat line. caller: good morning. i'm sitting here with my laptop on my lap. the young lady was asked who funded the organization and she gave, she kind of ref

i didn't tina has been in a recession since last year and has one of the highest inflation rates in the world running at more than 54 percent. this month in an attempt to prevent the loss of foreign reserves the government implemented new restrictions on currency transactions so now that you have covered the controls i think you see that some degree of stability or at least of calm tense calm one could say has come to the to the markets and and things will be stabilize it remains to be seen at the end of the day today how many reserves the central bank actually sold to maintain the exchange rates but i think with the with the controls in place the demand for dollars should somewhat. go down or should you should see some calm in that area. at least for the time. i didn't. isn't likely to reactivate anytime soon the crises is having a deep impact among those who need help the most. this is all jazeera these are the top stories a massive strike has brought much of paris is public transport to a halt as unions protest against pension reforms 10 of the 16 metro lines are closed while buses and trams have also been affected it's been long traffic

atalanta and tina because of racist abuse from the stands or afraid daniella told heard racist chance to get. bad the game was then stopped for 5 minutes until the stadium announcer read out an anti racism message after the delay the game resumed and ended in a 22 draw our planters coach believes the referee overreacted. well i'm. equally sure not at all but i don't think they were child's chance or something else we have to be careful with these things because obviously we have to absolutely condemn any form of racism but we can't start checking for individual insults they were not chance we didn't hear any charms r.k. disparate in rome would record a really vital win and ease the pressure somewhat on current synod in the dam they travel to hard flying severe on sunday los blancos winning one nil thanks to a karim benzema head a move to 2nd in the league a level on points with leaders bilbao severe doubt the 5th over the 2nd week running neymar scored a late winner for perry sorry your man in front of his league came in their match at the brazilian he was abused by fans all the right scoring in the 87th minute here she 3 points clear at the top of the table. kloppers praise

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i didn't tina has been in a recession since last year and has one of the highest inflation rates in the world running at more than 54 percent. this month in an attempt to prevent the loss of foreign reserves the government implemented new restrictions on currency transactions so now that you have controls i think. that some degree of. stability or at least of calm tense calm one could say has come to the to the markets and things will be stabilized it remains to be seen at the end of the day today how many reserves the central bank actually sold to maintain the exchange rates but i think with the with the controls in place demand for dollars should somewhat. go down or should you should see some calm in that area. at least for the time being. i didn't tina's economy isn't likely to reactivate anytime soon the crises is having a deep impact among those who need help the most. cities have or i just want to say to us. this is all just 0 these are the top stories 10 u.s. democratic party presidential hopefuls faced off in a national debate in houston texas reforming the health care system gun laws and immigration were major themes on the agenda

she has an amazing amount of belief in herself and she worked really closely with your coach. a lot of athletes which are run coaches as they progress, but tina coaching and having that self belief. you are not competing in these championships, but you know what it is like to build up to a real moment, a final. what will she be doing now, going through her normal routine, will she make changes today? she is always in her own little bubble. she will sit on her own, breakfast, lunch, dinner, set on a room, relax, concentrate and focus. after the compensating —— after the competition she will go back to her lively, bubbly self. she will probably just be back to her lively, bubbly self. she will probablyjust be deciding what to wear tonight. she is always super cool to wear tonight. she is always super cool, but the weather isn't. what is it like? sorry, ididn't cool, but the weather isn't. what is it like? sorry, i didn't get that. how hot is it? i am probably sweating a bit. it is really hot. we have fantastic air conditioning in the venue. it is breezy, it is nice. i couldn't jump out the venue. it is breezy, it is nice. i couldn'tjump out her

an. oil production and look at the knock on effect back part of the $30000000000.00 plan to move indonesia's sinking capital and the importance of the dollar tina counting the costs on al-jazeera. for it. but i am. defenseless against the women in 7 different international marketplace. and political activist on a mission to establish a co-operative to make can sell chocolate on that. power. a taste of independents on al-jazeera. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than 12000 structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local officials say there isn't enough housing stock available. called for egypt's president to resign rather protests across the country demanding abdel fatah cc's removal. clo you're watching al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back to peop

i didn't tina has been in a recession since last year and has one of the highest inflation rates in the world running at more than 54 percent. this month in an attempt to prevent a lot of foreign reserves the government implemented new restrictions on currency transactions so now that you have government controls i think you see that some degree of stability or at least of calm tense calm one could say has come to the to the markets and things will be stabilize it remains to be seen at the end of the day today how many reserves the central bank actually sold to maintain the exchange rates but i think with the with the controls in place demand for dollars should somewhat. go down or should you should see some calm and. at least for the time being. argentina's economy is unlikely to reactivate anytime soon the crisis is having a deep impact among those who need help the most. when a site is of raping advocacy groups are disappointed with the u.s. government's plan to get rid of flavored east cigarettes saying prohibition doesn't work hundreds of people have developed the spirit tree ailments of some of them fatal john hendren reports from chic

in comes in advance of "tina" opening on broadway next month. [ applause ] that's great. [ applause ] >> yes. coldplay. >> thankou, robin.> sopimornin chance the rappemaking anh, chance writes, this year has been one of the greatest of my life. marriage, new baby, and my first album but with it being so eventful it has also been very strenuous having to divide my time between family and work. chance goes on to say that when his first daughter came he missed some of the most important milestones. he's not taking the chance this time. aside from a couple of festival appearances he is on full time daddy duety until january 15th. great choice. [ applause ] >> family first. >> family first. >>> a great suggestion this morning from a former james bond pierce brosnan saying it's time for a woman to get the plum role, everybody. come on. [ cheers and applause ] thank we all know he saved the world four times as james bond and having a female, he says, would be, quote, exhilarating and exciting and after 40 years of boy bonds, he may be on to something. actress michonna lynch is rumored to take over the role from daniel craig in the upcoming "no time to die" given hi

tina, there isno alternative. >> there is no alternative u.s. stocks are where it's at. i wouldn't say it's an all-clear signal right now, because we still need to get a trade deal and more stimulus overseas, but i do think that the market will trade sideways with an upward bias until we actually deal with those two big headwinds. >> don't want to invest in europe unless christine lagarde can turn things around outstanding job, by the way. >> oh, thank you >> i like your post of pictures through the years. you've done a lot of interviews with her >> it's been a long road eight years, carbon with her from japan to jackson hole to chicago. anyway, her thoughts on europe which showed some surprisingly weak numbers >> very weak numbers great interview that's already aired, lots more still to come i've read the transcript you don't want to iz mamiss it. david faber is covering new pressure on wework's adam newman and sarah has the highlights from james bullard bob, let's start with you. >> wilf, so we have mixed performance today for u.s. stocks just take a look here. health care, merck, pfizer dow

them than regular firearms, but an individual, if they pass the bar and pay the fe e, can own a machine gun in the united states. host: we will go to hell city, alabama. tinar: good morning, how are y'all? host: good morning. a book by samuel rutherford written in 1620, samuel rutherford had to be run out of england because of his anarchy toward a king. his writing came out of structures. if people have it within themselves to govern themselves, they do not need a king. and it seems like the loss you are trying to pass is because of sin. sin is the strength of the law. the more sin, the stronger the law has to be. and if you're going to register guns, are you going to register journalists? host: ok, did you hear the last part? she is afraid of losing liberty with these pieces of legislation. guest: i do not think there is any threat to liberty. if you are someone who should not have a gun, if you're a criminal, you're a domestic abuse or, if you are prohibited from owning a firearm, you should not be able to have a firearm. host: marie in pennsylvania, democratic caller. caller: hello. whyst have one question -- aren't you and mitch mcconnell talking about

tina from milwaukee. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to congratulate julie for taking all of the calls that she has taken on this morning. i am a black female and an woman, and i know racism when i see it. i know sexism when i see it. some people are calling in and saying they are black and going through the republicans. i don't know how many of those people are really who they say they are. doesn't matter to me, because if they are making that kind of statement, they need to go back and take a look at, in the mirror. they get so much, you are a brave young woman. -- thank you so much, you are a brave young woman. and this does not affect just the women, this also affects the men in our country also. we do not need to lose focus on what is affecting all of us, and it is not good. thank you for coming on and thanks for taking my call. host: thanks, tina. guest: thank you. i'm not sure if i can response to that, but thanks for the call. host: james is next, lawrence, massachusetts, democrat line. caller: good morning. i'm sitting here with my laptop on my lap. the young lady was asked who funded the organization and she gave, she kind of refused to