debate let me put some comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic arlin's that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way he gets human way to get business if we're going to adapt to climate right out of the stream on out is there this underwater treasure is a risk of disappearing juta coral bleaching caused by rising temperatures but we think the great barrier gives the area heritage's iconic and the tourism industry baseband says we will lose it instantly if we have another bleaching events of the magnitude if this continues just well the opportunity for the corals to recount our in between those made it. such a supporting full strong climate policy from the government to reduce emissions without this the situation what are they get worse. jamal khashoggi his fiance calls it a fosse death sentences for some of the saudi hit squad who killed the journalist and $28.00 team a cut to jail. hello there i'm just on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up snatched by mollusks m

current arrangements in europe every country decides for themselves what their corporation tax rate is arlin's is famously low at 12 and a half percent and just to put that into context here in germany it's 30 percent on even in the us it's 22 percent this particular case though isn't actually about 12 and a half percent corporate tax rate is about something else it's about how arland an awful came to a very specific arrangement and there's 2 sides to this i'm going to try and explain it simply as i can the 1st house to do with intellectual property licensing and the other has to do with phantom capital so back in 2014 apple and arland came together and it was agreed that apple would move most of its intellectual property ownership to arland what that means is that if you buy an i phone in china. company the subsidiary in china has to pay the irish company intellectual property service fees that can be a substantial amount of money doesn't disclose how much and you think ok this means they'll have to pay $12.00 and a half percent tax on this favorable maybe the european commission is not modif

current arrangements in europe every country decides for themselves what their corporation tax rate is arlin's is famously low at 12 and a half percent and just to put that into context here in germany it's 30 percent and even in the u.s. it's 22 percent this particular case though isn't actually a by 12 and a half percent corporate tax rate is about something else it's about how arland an awful came to a very specific arrangement and there's 2 fights of this i'm going to try and explain it simply as i can the 1st house to do with intellectual property licensing and the other has to do with phantom capital so back in 2014 apple and arland came together and it was agreed that awful would move most of its intellectual property ownership to arland what that means is that if you buy an i phone in china. company the subsidiary in china has to pay the irish company intellectual property service fees that can be a substantial amount of money doesn't disclose how much and you think ok this means that they'll have to pay 12 and a half percent tax on this favorable make the european commission's not mod

debate let me put some comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic arlin's that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to need to transform lives the way to see which way to get business if we're going to adapt to climate break down this street on out to 0. the in the the in. and again on the. let's remind you of our top stories this hour. fire warnings are in place along the entire west coast of north america from mexico to canada 6 people have died in the last 24 hours it's the states of california oregon and washington of the worst affected strong winds an unprecedented high temperatures are fueling the spread of the wild finds. released audio recordings reveal u.s. president donald trump admitted he downplayed the threat from covert 19 and public even though he knew how contagious and how deadly it more. fires are again burning close to a greek refugee camp that was all but destroyed by overnight places thousands of refugees have been left homeless of moriah camp on the eastern island of listbox. the u.s. state department

human rights groups in venezuela say around 330 political prisoners are being held in the country arline america editor the c.e.o. newman has more from santiago chile. well everything about this has to do with the upcoming parliamentary elections which are due to be held in december the opposition to a lawyer who was recognized as the interim president by over 50 countries has announced that he and most of his supporters will boycott that election and he has called on all of the opposition parties to join him in a united front to do that so clearly the response from president model is to make one is to agree to one of the main demands of the opposition and as long been one and that is the release of the political prisoners however this is not enough to convince certainly why the law and probably many of the other opposition parties to to actually take part in this election which is incredibly important for president legal last mughal he needs it so that he could it could be recognized as legitimate there's no point in having an election that you win but with no opponents taking part so t

when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic arlin's that people have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to need to transform lives the way the skewed way we do business if we're going to adapt to climate break down this street on out is the. jamal khashoggi is fiance calls it a fast death sentences for some of the saudi hit squad who killed the journalist and 2018 cut up to jail. for their i'm a star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up snatched by masked men fears for the safety of a prominent opposition figure and better lives. new controversy is donald trump hits the campaign trail a new book says he called nelson mandela a poor leader who ruined south africa. and still in a mood to passy cutting the beaches in brazil to mark independence day despite a coronavirus crisis. now saudi arabia is being criticized for overturning death sentences for members of the hit squad who murdered journalist jamal khashoggi 8 people have instead been handed jail terms of between 7 and 20 years the journalist was strangled and dismembered in istanbul an

me put some you tube comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic arlin's that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way he gets human way be it business if we're going to adapt to climate breakout this street on al-jazeera. more to go to 0 a reminder of our top stories this hour opposition politicians are among more than $100.00 venezuelans freed from prison after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro their release is being seen as an attempt to boost participation in december's parliamentary election. french president emmanuel mcconnell says lebanon needs to form a new government quickly to get out of its deep political and economic crisis he's on the 2nd day of a visit to lebanon most of whose name is prime minister just hours before mcconnell's arrival. china has warned india over rising tensions at the disputed border both countries accuse each other's troops of crossing the line of actual control as it's called india says it disrupted what it calls provocative military movements by ch

10 through last week there was an attack on a farm again this year and also by thursday numberless arlin over the normally plant responsibility that that camera is probably to start off at that time no more than a dozen people in that attack are now going to government i'm doubtful as a government and then after the comments that attack the taliban rejected for that . bill for that moment and and the other issue here necessary is competing ideology and in the afghan government backs the current democratic political system of the taliban wants to reimpose its strict version of islamic nor that's a big problem particularly that comes to say the rights and freedoms for women. but that is the main issue both sides are discussing currently on the agenda the afghan government says that the major issue of the talks would be on cease fire but the taliban said they want to make an angry man on the future government on the politics of course the woman dies. or then. again but. when the men send you all the interviews that they want and then that makes the man. we are the guys to all the room and y

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and construction support and some of the other work that red arline's teams will have to do will haveto be reduced. we will have to maximize our time in the tunnel to replace the 154 splices. again, these numbers would have been so much bigger and i really thank the board in this case, because we were given an opportunity in september of 2019 and again in february of 2020 with the, basically, the early maintenance shutdown. we were able to pull over five thousand feet of wire, remove 45 splices that were previously in our tunnel and so that was a part of getting extended hours of maintenance shutdown. that was approved by the board and thank you for that one. again, we have a lot of work to do and we estimate, again, two to three hours and we're working with our crews, you know, have been following all of the restrictions. we've been through this learning to do this over the four and a half months. and again line work requires close proximity in confined space and we have to minimize our time. the line crews have been already working with our doc, with our department of public health,