will be laser focused on going after countries, like china, that manipulate their currency, which ,as cost us 5 million jobs steel or and cheat with unfair trade practices. bring jobsssing hour home act, to close the loophole that incentivize companies for taking jobs overseas. american families deserve a better deal, and that is what we are committed to make cap. -- make happen. quickly. say very anyone that believes free trade is fair trade, come to west virginia. see what happens to our manufacturing jobs to my whether it is the coal industry, steel industry, chemical industry. we lost big-time. now to have entries with their manipulation, if you will, and also, on top of that, i am concerned about us not even having minerals in our country that we even mine anymore. if we should do anything is protect the national interest of our country, the security of our country. when you let different corporations from different countries that basically our thing toward our financial markets, buying our financial markets, i think it's detrimental to the security of our nation and well-being of this n

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the cost of burial is going up as land is being used for other things but in a place like new york itbered. let's have a quick look at the markets. as you can see, on our screens at the moment, flat and lowerfor most asian markets. still being impacted by the barcelona deadly attack and deepening concerns over us president donald trump's economic agenda. the nikkei 225 down by seven points and the all ordinaries index giving back 47.5 points. the dollar fell against a basket of currencies, as continued uncertainty over the economic agenda of president trump pushed investors out of the us dollar. thank you so much for investing your time with us. iam rico much for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon. much for investing your time with us. iam rico hizon. goodbye much for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon. goodbye for now. the top stories this hour: thousands of troops are beginning a huge military exercise, as tensions remain high on the korean peninsula. us. navy ship has collided with a vessel near singapore. a search and rescue operation is taking place. a british

been selling diamond rings using store signs that said tiffany needless to say tiffany and company got in a tiff with costco over it and it went all the way to court costs as management argued that the use of tiffany was just talking about the rings setting and saying that it was as generic as saying popsicle or dumpster well the judge was not convinced saying costco's evidence was insufficient to establish the company's use of the tiffany name was not intentionally deceptive marketing ploy and yes some costco customers were outraged when learning the diamond ring at a steep discount was not in fact from the famous jeweler buyer beware that will do it for us for now and check out the show on you tube youtube dot com slash boom bust r.t. thanks for watching tomorrow. this is moot since i'm just showing the true son to the tune a great deal and this is could. be so if you spoke to some of the recent. period the only two weeks of militants since. scrooge this is. determination some independent to stomach state in the philippines. even after two months of fun. keeps finding shouldn't weapons and explosives. civilians are used to live on a daily occurrence. not

. >>> it comes as no surprise to us. the cost of renting an apartment here in philadelphia is going up. but a new study says nationwide it's the opposite. according to the third quarter report, it's from a boat tow the nationwide average cost of monthly rent dropped this summer for cities like san francisco and new york. here in philadelphia the cost for a one bedroom apartment is up nearly 5%. >>> in a decision made today officials are dropping plans that would require truck drivers and train engineers to take a sleep apnea test before hitting the road or the track. safety experts say the decision puts millions of lives at risk but the feds argue it should be left up to the companies themselves. sleep apnea was suspected in a deadly new jersey train crash last november that killed one passenger. >>> trying to save a few bucks? you may want to grab a beer. that's right. a cold one the next time you're out to eat. the shocking results of a new study. >>> harlem globetrotters they are at it again. this time in wildwood. the trick b

are seeing quite a bit of variety in the sophistication of the agencies analyzing costs and ensuring that credits are used as cost-effectively as possible. we hear from leipzig industry participants and syndicators the necessary oversight because they have vested interest in assuring the program runs effectively. mr. garcia diaz, do you believe that this is sufficient oversight? diaz: i wouldn't say it's sufficient. it's an important component of oversight, the syndicators are very important player and if you look across before the housing programs, we have never had an entity like this that does monitor projects and perform their own audits and reviews and other asset management services. i don't think this relieves the federal government of responsibility of having basic performance information about light tech and particularly understanding the extent of noncompliance. whitaker and dr. mcclure, dr. mcclure raised concern that state housing agencies failed to conduct market analysis to build units in the areas of greatest need. he finds that most project are not being built in areas that experience housing

period chipping away steadily over the generation at the value of the dollar and it will cost us the ability to import as much as we do. the government policy was able to run around 30 to 32%. the union members therefore by what should i say other areas of the economy in order not to get the unions out. it came to an end in about 1967 and indecisive way when ronald reagan went on strike he tired of them and that gave power to the firing it has a bigger multiply your events and other industries and effects and creates more services. it can be disputed but it's documented and that is number one and number two there is a chicken and egg question the unions start to lose their power because manufacturing and big companies. there is a case to be made manufacturing has been too little and too much ignored by the government. i think training has been too much ignored by the government. so i just wanted to add that. the unions are to the service oriented in a lot of communities are going to want those jobs, so how will we decide how we pull them out so it's not such a big gap? that will be an endless political d

the cost of cell phones conti e continued to decline as did used cars and hotel rooms. some federal reserve officials called these transitory, but the ongoing softness is is pushing against the idea that sf-year low will help acceleration accelerate at it wants. >> and the head of the mipts fed says t report on consumer prices is yet another reason for the ce bank not to raise interest rates in the feonear future. neel kashkari wants to see clear evidence that inflation will rebound before deciding where to go. he has been the lone dissenter against the two interest rate hikes this year. >>> still ahead, are under the radar stocks your best bet for the long-term? we have a list of names. >>> anthem will put out of virginia's individual obamacare market. citing uncertainty from the federal government including the president's indecision on whether to continue paying the sub sidies which make premiums afforde consumers. anthem already announced it would exit marketplaces in wisconsin, indiana and ohio. they have until the end of september to decide whether it will leave m

the cost of burial is going up as land is being used for other things but in a place like new york itput a price on being remembered. something to think about at the start of the week. let's take a look at how the markets are looking. asian shares, i think it is fair to say, were a little fragile on monday, as investors remained unconvinced about donald trump's ability to fulfil his economic agenda, with the turmoil in the white house. japan's nikkei moved lower to hit a three and a half month low, shrugging off a reuters poll which showed confidence at japanese manufacturers rose to its highest level in a decade in august. here's how the us markets closed on friday — all of them lower. the dollar was also hampered by political uncertainty in washington. just one more thing to mention. the central bankers are meeting at jackson hole wyoming. a lot of interest in what is going to happen 110w. “— interest in what is going to happen now. —— hole. but we are about to go through the papers with chris. see you there. yes, before benjoyously, time to tell you that online hate—crime should be

it use to cost as much as $50 a month. they lored that sub -- lowered that subscription. customers see for the price of a >> excluding i max and 3 d films. it reimburses for every ticket sold. they worry movie passes business model doesn't add up. >> the idea that dropping prices is going to somehow spur on all this movie going just doesn't make sense. people are basing their movie going decisions on price but rather the quality on movies. >> in a statement amc, the largest theater chain in america says it may break up over its $10 price point because it's unsustainable and sets up for ultimate disappointment down the road if or when it -- it is profitable making money from offering subscribers special concessions where it earns a part of your spending. his app only helps gets people into seas. >> for consumers who grew up with netflix and tired of the al lacart way you go to movies these days. this is a great option. >> putting some of the magic back into the movies, but with an ending to be continued. los angeles. >> and movie pass says there are no black out dates. sub

as doing nothing save us any money? one of the things that i have heard in dealing with the population, i know there since daddy is that the population is costing us $3 billion more because everything is more expensive if you are dealing with the same population without a roof over their head or as my colleague, senator scott was talking about. i guarantee you cannot deliver job training. it just doesn't work.ow how do we communicate about the fact that doing nothing is that saving and spending money here? >> i would say one other thing is, a language used on the wrong pocket issue, which is an incredibly increasing body of evidence on affordable stable housing for improvements in health, mental well-being, but economic mobility for children.v the lack of affordable housing shows up on a budget outside of the housing budget. the range comes to realize investing in housing now decreases all of those overtime. >> do we know of a specific analysis of that network could you help us cbo scoring. it's the bane of my existence by my previous job trying to get this. the best evidence is unsupported housing of all the immediatete cost savings from emerg

the headlines at 3pm: a review into the cost of energy is dismissed as "cold comfort" by consumer groups, who say households are already paying too much. both the usnd china have welcomed tougher sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent ballistic ballistic missile testing. the coastguard suspends a major search operation for two men missing in the english channel. one man has died, and another rescued. what we can say for sure is that whatever happened happened extremely quickly, there was no distress call, nobody raised the alarm until the chap was found this. commentator: coleman still has the lead and justin gatlin wins it. the international athletics governing body expresses disappointment, after two—time drugs cheatjustin gatlin won 100 metres at the world championships. katarina johnson—thompson jumps back into contention for the heptathlon having thrown a season's best in the javelin, over 41 metres. the final event is the 800 metres tonight. click will look at whether we might one day drive on solar roads, that's in halfan one day drive on solar roads, that's in half an hour on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc new

looking at and once those express lanes open in 2019, you're going to have to pay if you want to use them. as costs get higher with the more traffic, it can get up to as high as $30. there's no limit as to just how high the fees can go. we spoke to one driver who was not happy. >> i understand that we want to make sure people can get home. i understand sometimes the traffic is going to get heavy. but to go with no cap is the wrong answer. >> reporter: and the idea behind that is to keep the express lanes from getting too crowded so the drivers who do pay will get their money's worth. we're live along 395, aimee cho, news4. >>> women taking the train may have been violated and not even realized it. this morning, metro transit police say there could be more victims in an upskirting photo scandal. 19-year-old brandon williams is now charged with taking those pictures. police reviewed this surveillance video from the columbia heights station last week, where it showed williams getting on an escalator and placing a cell phone up the victim's skirt. at his drives and phones with dozens of pictures. willi

. >> in some cases our costs are now lower as a result of using renewable energy. >> this is pbs newshour weekend sunday. >> this is "pbs newshour weekend," sunday. >> sreenivasan: in barcelona, spain's royal couple, king felipe and queen letizia, joined mourners at a mass in the world-famous sagrada familia basilica for the 14 people who were killed in last week's terrorist vehicle attacks. this as the search continues for the 22-year-old moroccan man suspected of being the plot ringleader and of driving the van that killed 13 pedestrians in barcelona. spanish police say the suspect rented three vans with his credit card, and the plotters planned to fill them with gas canisters and explode them during the attacks. but the canisters blew up accidentally at a house near barcelona before they could be used. and spanish officials now confirm that seven-year old julian cadman, whose whereabouts had attracted worldwide attention, was one of those killed in barcelona. the boy had been missing since the attack. his mother was seriously injured. the lebanese army claims to have recaptured a third

us to talk. the companies cost saving targets and the company's strategy. as advertising shifts into digital platforms from print media. don't miss this interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. isazine publisher time inc. looking for cost-saving initiatives as the company reported lower second-quarter financials today. advertising revenue set to $374 million. or advertisers shift away from print media to digital platforms. whos go out to david westin is joined by the president and ceo of time inc.. david: we are joined by rich battista. welcome to bloomberg. as kobach back to those earnings you announced. you missed estimates a little bit on your revenue. you actually beat on chairs so tell me what you got most out of this earnings report? rich battista: one is, we beat so we areations pleased with that. for us, really, not the exciting announcement today, it is the strategic transportation -- program. we put up a plan that we are confident about in terms of creating growth and check rates for this company for the n

just because it may not always cost taxpayers money, doesn't it doesn't cost us as consumers money.ith the same people. they don't care. apparently at the expense of the poor. we will help these cronies come have disproportionate impact on the poor, but that's okay. also it comes at the expense of the much larger sugar using industry, and certainly that's the confectioners but it's also many other food manufacturers, including stable products like bread. generally speaking, we pay about double the price of sugar compared to the real price. at least manufactures and it gets passed on to consumers. now, the other thing it also does it a rest jobs as well. in a department of commerce report came out in 200 in 2007,a little old but it captures the point still, it's this scene, unseen issue discussed before. so for everyone sugar growing and harvesting job that you say to hire sugar prices, you lose three confectionery manufacturing jobs. so that's your federal sugar program and it helps a very small interest group. my second cronyism program is one of my favorites, usda catfish inspecti

costs. siemens do not want to do that. and the port of rotterdam is going to want to have an efficient operation, so they have got an interest as well as usm plans are designed to reassure businesses, nervous about sudden changes in rules and extra costs. at the moment, we leave the eu in march, 2019. i think the paper gives a certain degree of clarity to businesses that at least the government is prioritising the transitional deal and they are trying to tie off any potential for customs disruptions by continuing the customs union on an interim basis. striking trade deals with countries around the world as soon as brexit happens and the transitional period begins is a priority for the government — something we can't currently do as members of the eu's customs union. but ministers accept that those deals could not coming to affect until the temporary customs arrangement ends. i wanted brexit to allow us to go global in terms of our trade deals and the decision from the government today is effectively kicking this into the long grass, saying we can't do that for years to come. what will happen, we will find countries around the world like a

cost. small controversy with. same charlottesville as racial tensions in us society. campaign to find relatives of russian speaking children stranded in iraq you'll find their parents travel to the country to join reveals more heartbreaking stories . morning from. thanks for joining us welcome to the program this week saw spain. and thirteen years two separate vehicles plowed into pedestrians killing fourteen and injuring one hundred more began one of drove into a crowd along one of the most popular tourist streets we can show you some footage from the scene but just a warning the video does contain some distressing images. and i saw many people running the code bodies of kids lying in the street this is a tragedy. that. saw an avalanche of people running in every direction and when i heard it was total chaos we had no idea what was going on and i didn't see the i just heard a boom boom boom sound and people screaming. and. i saw all of the blood he was. there able to look. like it's crazy it's just. a here's how events unfolded around five pm local time a white van w

unnecessary health care cost, associated with the disparities, as well as indirect cost related to lost roductivity at work and premature death. disparity system an issue that us regardless of background. host: corey, florida, good morning. hi, how are y'all today? i just wanted to touch base on a things, like the health care. i it there, i work at a job, make around $9 an hour. and barely have enough money after paychecks after we sit make $600 paycheck and $400 its back down to something. and we don't sit there and have as it for the health care s and it's crazy that the government wants to keep on pping prices on everything and the department sees that is what at, differentooked abilities to sit there and people out here with different medicine than can find 'm sure they a better resource than narcotics the -- pretty much legalized drugs.sit there and sell guest: so i think the affordable are act really was designed to address some challenges that this caller is speaking about. of the arly in terms affordability of health care and health care coverage. he medicaid coverage expansion and the market places were designed to provide more ffordable coverage opti

these tropical fish are used as protein for the booming sugar industry, the largest exporter in the world. at what cost to the ocean? >> [speaking forereig language] >> laced with increasasing quantitities of edible fish, lol fishing communities are losing out. >> [speaking foreign language] >> they say the by catch is accidental. >> [speaking foreign language] >> is not just the net and fishing techniques that are controversial however. working undercovever, ontold us many who u unload at the plant e often under licensing agreements. >> she claims her company is a prominent company in thailand, which produces mucuch of the fee that is eveventually fit to consumers in north america and europe. we also uncovered evidence to suggest that if wrigley operates legally in foreign waters. our research found that these modern-day pirates used to fishing technology in the waters all across asia. they're searching for more valuable fish species. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the industrial strength culture in thailand -- it is driving illegal this trafficking and across southeast asia to the global shrimp in

market leader as a result of this acquisition when you take a look at the combination of mobileye and intel and you look at it just on either a raw performance or a performance per cost, you see usader now by putting our two technologies together. so we see us as taking share and winning in this market >> i think it's important you do point out costs. a lot of people feel nvidia chips cost way too much. are you able to come sizably underneath them? i know there are a lot of car companies that feel like nvidia gets too big a piece of the pie. >> yeah. so not only do we -- you know, when you take a look at it, you really want to take is a look at things like teraflops per hour many of these cars will be electric and cost. we have to look at all three of those. when we look at all three of those, we absolutely are the leader we believe we can give them the best performance for the lowest cost and, you know, win that share. >> mr. krzinch, it's david faber. we think about success, we think about its ability to fly into what was the burgeoning demand for pcs from the 90s into the otts give me some sense of how you see autonomous vehicles evolving is it going to be similar to that are

common sense -- yes, i will use common sense -- the reason why some companies want to bring in more unskilled labor is because they know it reduces wages and labor costs. our job as a country, to is our duty? to a u.s. workers. if low skilled immigration was an unalloyed good for the economy, why we having growing at 1.5% for the last 17 years at a time of unprecedented new low-wage arrivals? the facts speak for themselves. hand, like i said, you have alter high school workers who are at the back of the line, which makes no sense in the year 2017. let me go to neil monroe. targeting the black unemployment rate which is

direct medical costs associated as indirect well costs related to lost productivity at work and premature death. i think disparities is an issue that affects all of us regardless of our background. host: corey from florida, good morning. wanted to touch base on a couple things like health care. at a job and make about nine dollars an hour. rarely have enough money after our paychecks, after we $600here and make the paycheck and it brings it back down to $400 or something. we don't sit there and have enough for the health care as it is. that the crazy government wants to keep on upping prices on everything. pharmacies, that is what needs to be looked at. a different ability to sit there and provide the people out here like different medicines and opiates. i'm sure they can sit there and find a better resource then narcotics. and sit there and sell drugs. the affordable care act was designed to address some of the challenges this colorist eking about. caller is asking about. the medicaid coverage expansion as well as the marketplaces providing a more affordable option. what we have seen since it is implemented, large gains in coverage. better health a

a federal judge said that tiffany is entitled to $19.3 million, and cost ko argued that it is using tiffany aseneric term to describe a ring setting and cost ko -- costco does plan to the appeal the ruling. >>> and now, a couple is signing up for items to be is sent to their eitems free, and they stoe enough items from lowe's to fill a 18-foot trailer and they sold the items on facebook for less than half of the original price. >> children's hospital is hoping to cut down on the number of repeat teen pregnancies around and the pilot program going to be funded by the march of dimes grant. and the it is going to offer counselinging and contraception to new teen moms. >>> two delaware families are celebrating the first night of home yo homeownership. these photos were take then at the ceremony and with ttwo new were built with delaware township, and another on north queens street and they replace a pair of once vacant properties. >>> someone vandalized the lincoln memorial with spray paint, and you can see the damage on the pillar in washington. the graffiti was found at 4:30 and although the com

review into the cost of energy is dismissed as cold comfort by consumer groups who say households at domagoj vida pay too much force of the us korea in the wake of its recent ballistic missile test. one man has died and another has been rescued after a boat sank in the english channel off the coast of sure in west sussex. what we can say for sure is whatever happened happened incredibly quickly. there was no distress call. there was nobody who raised the alarm until the chap was found this morning. the international athletics governing body expresses disappointment after two—time drugs cheatjustin gatlin won the men's 100 metres at the world championships.

years of this going to see it as i've been here wages in china now have risen so fast in wages in us have been so stagnant that new workers in china are almost roughly the same cost as the worker in the united states so a millennial chinese and a millennial american all make almost the same thing when you factor in chinese social costs and all these other things compared to somebody us making ten or eleven dollars an hour so there is a big opportunity for united states if they restructure the corporate tax system well that there's a big big arbitrary for a lot of plants to start flooding back into the united states but you know what they have to get the structure right and then we can hopefully start to employ people and people can start to rebuild it to obtain skills that they used to have in the country now let's talk about this one point five trillion dollars worth of treasuries that china owns and if the american economy continues to fall apart and the dollar continues to degrade china might seek to figure out how to square the circle what about allowing china to take control of america's fannie mae and freddie mac. that it's a multi-trillion dollar asset and

profits for the three months from april to june came in at $684 million, that's using what's known as the the replacement costsure — and it's better than expected. but — it's been hit by some big costs too. it wrote off just over $750m for a gas project in angola that the company decided wasn't worth developing. why is that important? that tells you a lot about bp's broader strategy. it's being more selective about its investments to keep costs down. the price of oil is down 10% compared to last year. and it's also keeping costs down using data. it's invested heavily in sensors to collect five million bits of information from its facilities every single minute — and it's using that to make those facilities run more efficiently. thank you, ben. cailin birch, commodities analyst at the economist intelligence unit is with me. good morning, thank you for coming in. ben was going through the numbers, give us your take on those results 7 numbers, give us your take on those results? as you said, they were better than they expected, based on company better than they expected, based on com pa ny surveys better than th

saying is more of a currency devaluation than a bubble in bitcoin as more people use it it has more intrinsic value and again the cost of producing a bit coin increases with the value of the bitcoin so this is not something that we're pulling out of thin air this is something that's created with massive amounts of electricity and computing power while someone who disagrees with you on the term when it comes to bitcoin is mark cuban by. in june he tweeted i think it's a bubble i just don't know when or how much it corrects when everyone is bragging about how easy they are making money equals about now when he tweeted that bitcoin dipped in price how can one person's random twitter thread have that effect on the price and what does it say about bitcoin stability. what it says nothing about bitcoin is to go it's free after a drop five hundred dollars it's now one hundred forty four so these temporary fluctuations are meaningless are created by speculators people who do not understand the fundamental technology of the block those who do know that in the long term these fluctuations will make no difference the more people

cost estimates fully address best practices. such as validating costs, estimating within estimates and dhs. what more remains to be done? >> yes, carter's women. the schedule themselves has provided us with updated schedules and they have shown significant improvements in quality. we are continuing to look at those schedules to determine the extent to which thereby scheduled fully meet the intent of our recommendation. as relates to the lifecycle cost estimates i want to talk about the estimates for two programs and the for the rs. [inaudible] dhs has conducted independent lifecycle cost estimates for the rv us has been working with cdp to reconcile these estimates and will be obtaining follow-up documentation from cdp on that effort and can certainly follow up with you after we've had a chance to look at that and make our own analysis. for the ift's we have not seen that cdp has yet done an independent lifecycle cost estimate for that program and in line with what we recommend we think it's important they do so. >> to have an estimate of a timeline on when this might be done and we had something back. >> with regard to us looking at the independent lifecycle cost estimate and the r

the headlines: a review into the cost of energy is dismissed as "cold comfort" by consumer groups who say households are already paying too much. both the us and china have welcomed tougher sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent ballistic missile testing. the american ambassador said it was "the most stringent set of sanctions on any country in a generation". the coastguard suspends a major search operation for two men missing in the english channel. one man has died, and another was rescued when their boat sank off the coast of shoreham. the international athletics‘ governing body expresses disappointment after two—time drugs cheatjustin gatlin won the men's hundred metres at the world championships. lib dem leader, sir vince cable, criticises elderly brexit supporters for, in his words, "comprehensively shafting" young people in the uk. now on bbc news, what's it like when one of your parents comes out to you as gay? it happened tojillian stewart, her mum ended a relationship with her father before going on to become the first lesbian to marry a same sex partner in scotland. butjillian has never really explored how her e

review into the cost of energy is dismissed as cold comfort by consumer groups who say households at domagoj vida pay too much force of the us and china have welcomed tougher sanctions against north korea in the wake of its recent ballistic missile test. one man has died and another has been rescued after a boat sank in the english channel off the coast of sure in west sussex. what we can say for sure is whatever happened happened incredibly quickly. there was no distress call. there was nobody who raised the alarm until the chap was found this morning. the international athletics governing body expresses disappointment after two—time drugs cheatjustin gatlin won the men's 100 metres at the world championships. also, an exciting line—up on day three of those world athletics championships in london including. come on. it is a big effort. katarina johnson-thompson jumps back into contention for a medal in the heptathlon. arsenal are about to take on chelsea in the community shield at wembley. and what it's like when one of your pa rents what it's like when one of your parents comes out as gay in my lesbian mums in half an hour

school districts would be as open as san jose unified is as making sure they have the gender neutral bathrooms for students to use. the only cost is signage. and lincoln high still has a few girls only and boys only facilities. the key to success is dialogue. dialogue with the students and their parents. >> thanks damian. a few other school districts have made it a priority. that includes san francisco unified berkeley. all single stall restrooms in public schools and government buildings must be accessible to everyone no matter their gender identity. >>> a unique cloud form medication in santa cruz. this is time lapse video we put together. this captured more than the attention of the beach goers. witnesses say it was gone within two or three minutes. our meteorologist says it looks like a roll cloud or sea breeze front. >> that is scarey. let's get a check of our forecast with jeff ranieri. >> there is already so much buzz out here in fremont tonight even though the event doesn't happen until tomorrow. that forecast is going to be clearing out. again, it is fremont festival of the arts. nbc bay area is going to be a sponsor o

us, and good morning to you. good morning to you as well. —— for once. for most of us, a lower oil price is a good thing. it means it costsnd if you run a business, transport and energy costs are cheaper. but for the countries that sell oil lower prices is a real headache, which is why opec, the cartel 01:14 leading producers, has been trying to push up prices. today and tomorrow, they are meeting in abu dhabi. since january, opec and 11 other oil—producing countries have been aiming to reduce global supply by almost 1.8 million barrels a day. that is around 2% of everything the world produces. opec hasn't formally said what its target price for oil is. but the world's biggest supplier, that's russia, a non—opec member, has based its government budget on oil selling at $40 per barrel. the biggest and most influential opec producer, saudi arabia, wants $60 per barrel. but not all the countries involved have cut production sufficiently. while opec members have done far better at meeting their targets than non—members, collectively, they didn't do everything they said they would in any of the first six months of this year. b

as test. i use this to check your cervix... scans used to cost $40 to $50 — over half a week's wages.mes, you view their cervix and you have an opportunity to address them and to talk to them about cervical cancer. so, the hurdle that was previously there was education in relation to cervical cancer but now we have seen an improved attitude toward cervical cancer and increased screening. and with this, we can screen any woman, anywhere. the system isn't cheap. it is sold at $2,000 a unit, but it has already seen an 80% increase in the number of women being scanned at this clinic over the last year. clinic over the past year. if kenya's new government decides to back the scheme, it could become a major weapon against a major killer. that was dan in nairobi, and that's it for this week. over the next couple of weeks we will give you the chance to re—watch two of our favourite programmes from the year so far — two india specials. we will be travelling across the country to meet the people working hard to change lives, save lives, and maybe, one day, discover new life. i hope you enjoy wa

there are huge costs to that to us as a nation. >> cecilia, let me bring you back in. i talked to h.r. mcmaster. he did call out the act of the driver an act of domestic terrorism. it doesn't appear yet that the in way that his critics would hear. >> no, and the clarification that the white house offered doesn't offer clarification, if you will. you mentioned at the top of the show, that tweet that the president had very earl will i this morning in the middle of the night. i meep, frankly, bizarre. he sent his best regards to all those injured and condolences to the family of the young woman killed today. let go back to when president trump was harshly and roundly criticized for delaying his rebuke of david duke. and he was asked point blank, do you denounce david duke? it took him a long time to come around and finally offer that. you know, i think people want to hear a president in this kasem boldened and say these words. he hasn't yet. you heard joe biden tweet, there is one side on this, not many sides. we may have a press conference george, this will be front and

and now looks as if the us history to meet our commitments, in spite of donald trump. so with the cost coming down so quickly, many cities are now shipping in the us towards 100% renewable energy. the first date on which the legal withdrawal could take place, in any case, is the day after the next presidential election in 2020. but more importantly, state goverment and local governments and businesses are moving forward with reductions, in spite of donald trump. human traffic and has become so widespread that there are victims in every large city and town in britain. human rights activists have long campaigned against modern day slavery. it is surprising, actually, where these people can turn up. it could be the people who are picking strawberries in the fields, if you are in a rural area. it could be the girl who is doing your nails in the nail bar that doesn't speak very good english and seems very shy and frightened to speak. it could be the guy washing your car in one of these hand carwash places. so these are the sort of places — and of course, the sex industry is an industry wher

in cities around the world, the cost of being buried as going up, as land is being used for other things is hard to put a price on being remembered. i will be back with you in a couple of minutes. one of the biggest weather stories over recent days and weeks has been the devastating mudslide in sierra leone. it is the rainy season across as part of the world, but every so often, an extra kick of energy running from east to west. it tends to enhance the rainfall, so as you can see from the forecast chart over the next couple of days, we will see further pulses of particularly heavy rain running from east to west across this part of africa. that means that there is the risk of further flooding and further and if enough rain falls in a short space of time. these african easterly waves ca n of time. these african easterly waves can have a further influence on the weather, because as they move out over the atlantic, over the warm waters of the ocean, they can turn into tropical storms and even hurricanes. the areas we are watching closely, one to the east of the caribbean, one to the east of