and drought will become more frequent and more severe and the ocean will warm and become more has citic to paraphrase the watergate committee way back one what did big oil know and when did they know it well we know that they knew in one thousand nine hundred forty s. exxon has documents that go all the way back to the forty's where they are actually doing metric models to find out what was actually going.

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done on the planet they've built these phones customized uniquely for africa not only for african citic selfies they've enabled basically thirty percent more light to focus on the face because of the dark skin doesn't show up as much in selfies on a normal phone an i phone or a samsung or whatever so they specifically created technology in their phone for the african market they also have some of the longest lasting batteries so in africa electricity is very expensive so to charge your phone is very expensive so they're one of their mobile phones last eight days on one single charge so there are a lot of people especially the guys who have to you know walk from village to village selling. you know their goods well they want a phone that lasts for eight days and the chinese manufacturers have provided drilling into the collective unconscious so again to repeat the fortunes of the last century were extractive minerals and energy the fortunes of the twenty first century are mining the collective unconscious through these vast platforms and networks facebook twitter being good examples but

done on the planet they've built these phones customized uniquely for africa not only for african citic selfies they've enabled basically thirty percent more light to focus on the face because of the dark skin doesn't show up as much in selfies on a normal phone and i phone or a samsung or whatever so they specifically created technology in their phone for the african market they also have some of the longest lasting batteries so in africa electricity is very expensive so to charge your phone is very expensive so they're one of their mobile phones last eight days on one single charge so there are a lot of people especially the guys who have to you know walk from village to village selling. you know their goods well they want a phone that lasts for eight days and the chinese manufacturers have provided drilling into the collective unconscious so again to repeat its fortunes of the last century were extractive minerals and energy the fortunes of the twenty first century are mining the collective unconscious through these vast platforms and networks facebook twitter being good examples but

when it comes to earnings, samsonite and citic among those reporting.ait for reaction to china's banking giant later. when it comes to trade optimism, we are keeping an eye on the mexican peso, flirting with the 19 handle after reaching that overnight. the headlines have come and gone on that front. e.m. space, concerns argentina might slide into a second recession in three years, and moody's downgrading several turkish banks. yuan flirting with 6.80 as u.s. officials suggest more tariffs might be imposed on chinese exports. when it comes to stocks to watch out the gate, keeping an eye on korean stocks, under pressure on a media report the north korean regime rejected the u.s.'s demands for removing its nuclear arsenal. rotemator and t losing ground. ramy: very volatile, those korean stocks. thank you. let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: a new report says the number of deaths in last year's hurricane in puerto rico is vastly higher than thought. george washington university says about 3000 died, far more total than the 64 in the