the hope is that rasmiya awad will provide vital information.up's strategy but she may provide insight into the life of the former leader abu bakr al—baghdadi. she might know networks that abu bakr al—baghdadi trusted. more people that he trusted. people who facilitated her travel. that should be able to give allied intelligence officers if you entered the isis network and to the trusted. for turkey this is an important moment. criticised for a campaign against the kurds in northern syria but the ca ptu re the kurds in northern syria but the capture of the central is vigour and territory turkey controls allow for vital justification for its operations. spain goes to the polls this weekend for its second general election of the year. in barcelona on monday, as politicians took part in a televised debate, demonstrators burned images of spain's king who was visiting the region's capital. alex cairns has more details. as they burned posters of his image, the demonstrators chanted "catalonia has no king". the separatist protesters unafraid to make th

turkey says it has captured the sister of the dead islamic state leader of a bucker al baghdadi rosny awad was caught in a raid near as a turkish controlled syrian town near the border a brother had blown himself up last month during an american special forces raid on his compound. in iraq at least 5 people have been killed in the capital baghdad after security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters thousands of iraqis have been taking part in the country's largest protest wave in decades fueled by anger over corruption high unemployment and poor public services and the day funerals were held for 2 protesters killed in cavalia over the weekend. the mass funeral soon became a raging protests. that we love and so we will sacrifice for you they chanted on the streets of kabbalah this man die they're going to avenge train men who died of the way can during clashes with pro-government militia and the she got only see the . then the shaded but the son is a hero he was carrying only theoretically flooded nothing else but the praise of militias attacked us and killed us had they shot you

awad was caught in a raid as a turkish controlled syrian town near the border a brother had blown himself up last month during an american special forces raid on his compound. police in the chilean capital santiago have used tear gas and water cannons against protesters rallying over education health services and growing economic inequality monday's demonstration marks the beginning of a 3rd week of mass protests. in the u.s. and narrow escape for a passenger who accidentally fell onto a rail track in oakland california surveillance footage from the subway shows the fall and then a transport work quickly pulling the man back onto the platform just as the train was approaching the station. police in vietnam say they've arrested 8 more suspects in connection with the deaths of $39.00 vietnamese citizens found in a refrigerated truck in southeast england last month the suspects are accused of organizing people smuggling overseas british police have charged 2 men with manslaughter over the deaths. in iraq at least 5 people have been killed in the capital baghdad after security forces opened f

jim awad, thank you very, very much.investors aren't as worried about this trade deal falling apart. we lost 100 points on the dow and, liz claman, we've just about got it all back. liz: i know, charles. much of this is going to be charles. you see disney's up 7% right now in huge move. we're going to explain what's giving that the real tailwind. but we've got this breaking news. you could argue what charles just said up, down, back up again, stocks are on edge as ch encounter new speed bumps on the road to phass from president trump in just minutes alongside president erdogan of turkey. they will take questions. president trump may be asked about the report breaking this afternoon that china is now refusing to put a certain promise in writing. our cameras are fired up,

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around the world turkey says it's captured the sister of the dead islamic state leader of a daddy rosny awad was caught in a raid near the turkish controlled syrian town near the border her brother died last month during an american special forces raid on his compound. u.k. parliament has elected a new house of commons speaker lindsay hoyle of the opposition labor party promised to be neutral and transparency in his new role running the daily business of the commons he takes over from john bercow who some accused of and time it's. america's f.b.i. says the despoiled of wants to bomb a historic synagogue in the state of colorado 27 year old self described skinhead was arrested after he purchased a fake bombs and explosives from undercover agents yes beyond started investigating the suspect after he posted anti-semitic threats on social media. thousands of people have taken to the streets of the capital jago to demand better social services and an end to any quality the demonstrations began last month after the government announced a hike in subway fares the government accuses the protesters o

turkey says it has captured the sister of the dead islamic state leader abu dhabi must mia awad was caught in a raid near us zaz that's a turkish controlled syrian town near the border her brother died last month during an american special forces raid on his compound. well thousands of people have again taken to the streets of the chilean capital jago to demand better social services and an end to any quality demonstrations began last month after the government announced a hike in subway fares the government accuses the protesters of damaging the economy but they say su future plans are benefiting from the country's prosperity. the wail of sirens tear gas and water cannons once again tensions flared into violent clashes between police and protesters in santiago. demonstrations erupted in the chilean capital 3 weeks ago anger over a hike in metro fares sparked massive protests over income inequality and poor public services. the police met the demands with bullets leaving 20 people dead the government's hard line has enraged those demanding change. protesting against the system in general a

this is a lady by the name of rasmiya awad, and she was detained after a raid on monday near the townar the city of aleppo in northern syria. territory controlled by turkey. she was a p pa re ntly controlled by turkey. she was apparently living in a trailer and was detained alongside several family members. now, turkey are saying they are hopeful she will give them lots of intelligence. what are others saying about that? the quote from turkey is they hope she will offer a trove of intelligence although maybe people are a bit more sceptical. it is unlikely she will know about key military strategy or insurgents vanity but she might know more about the general workings of the group, how embers of islamic state families are smuggled across iraqi or syria, for example, up towards those regions near the turkish border. maybe her al—baghdadi was in contact within recent months or weeks, and the status of other family members or key islamic state members. all of this information will build into that mosaic of understanding about the remnants of islamic state. and the remnants of islamic stat

rasmiya awad was captured, and officials hope to gather e telligence from the trailer container where d her family were discovered. al-baghdadi was killed by u.s. troops a week ago. the government of iran announced it is running twice the amount of centrifuges as before enriching nuclear material. itn is teh's latest violation of the nuclear deal. it came as the u.s. imposed new sanctions and highofanking iraniacials. demonstrators in tehranan burned amerlags and chanted death in iraq, fresh vlence in central baghdad killing atpl let five pe. security forces openedire on protesters cloilng in on key dings. edcrowds scramor cover as ambulances raced through streets. funerals were held where security forces killed prree esters last night after violence outside the iranian consulate. >> our son is a hero, he was caring only the iraqilag. athe militiacked us and killed our son. so many iraqi young men have no jobs. this government will never serve the people. stephanie: iran has accused the u.s. of fomenting unrest. a new show of discontent over economic hardship and corruption. debri use

david nelson, jim awad. i looked to home depot prior to this, the last seven earnings reports.he stock went down on five of the last seven on trading, right? it was at a all-time high. up 149% in the last five years. up 39% this year. despite the fact they have been inconsistent. >> they have been inconsistent in the short term but it has been a powerful story long term. if you are a student of whether there were doubts and volatility short-term disappointment he ended up making money. that will continue to be case. it is a world class company with world class management. charles: these are one of four stocks i call never sell. i would not close it out on a kind of a miss. management said we made major investments. they haven't hit yet. >> i thought that was the key point. it's a miss. it was a miss all around. the comp store sales, that was the big miss. guidance forward wasn't that great. it's a little bit rich. it is trading 22 times forward earnings. normally they're at 20. charles: you owned it you wouldn't sell it? >> not based on this news. not coming up in my models. it

jim awad, thank you very, very much. folks, you can tell individual investors aren't as worried about this trade deal falling apart. we lost 100 points on the dow and, liz claman, we've just about got it all back. liz: i know, charles. much of this is going to be charles. you see disney's up 7% right now in huge move. we're going to explain what's giving that the real tailwind. but we've got this breaking news. you could argue what charles just said up, down, back up again, stocks are on edge as china trade talks encounter new speed bumps on the road to phase one. this as we await live comments from president trump in just minutes alongside president erdogan of turkey. they will take questions. president trump may be asked about the report breaking this afternoon that china is now refusing to put a certain promise in writing. our cameras are fired up, and we will take the event live because the first of the house's public impeachment hearings is now in hour, what, five? six? but what had gotten wall street abuzz and the

stuart: james awad, would work with america? >> it is un-american.try. we're energetic. we're dynamic, wake up early. create new companies. create new technologies. the psychology, culture of america is hard work and accomplishment, not hanging around the house for three days. stuart: that is the exact opposite of europe, isn't it? >> absolutely. tells the story. is japan growing? no. is europe growing? no. is the u.s. growing? yes. people get up and create new ideas, technology, new employment. i wouldn't trade us for any place in the globe. stuart: me too. as a matter of fact. another cultural story. goldman sachs offering really interesting benefits to employees. they're offering parents 20,000 bucks if they want to start a family and they need fertility help, put it like that. that is goldman 20,000 bucks to employees. i think that is -- scott, you want to come into this one? i think that is a terrific thing? >> i do too. i think it is very nice. all touchy-feely and warm but i don't know if i will jump on the offer right away. i would say this,

staying on your money, market watcher jim awad back with us.one to pick with you. >> yep. stuart: are you ready for this? >> always ready. stuart: i know. you've been on the show a lot last couple years. you have always been encouraging people to buy into this bull rally. >> right. stuart: but now, for some reason i read your stuff, you're saying no, don't buy anymore. what's the problem? >> i'm just saying between now and the end of the year. i'm still a bull. you buy on any weakness. i think odds are we're fine and make a new high next year. short term worries me a little bit. the market is making two assumptions. first the fourth quarter will be good in the economy. you're hearing companies, lowe's, most retailers are validating that. so i think that's likely. the second the market is assuming a phase one deal. i'm not so sure about that. if the tariffs kick in on december 15th, that will worry the markets about the economy next year. so you will know in less than a month, why not wait in terms of committing new money? the third, the market