they say major political concessions and not sure coney and measures are needed to end the unrest. to iraq now and reports are coming in that at least 5 more people have been killed in clashes between police and actually government protesters after a curfew was lifted on saturday morning the fresh unrest follows days of violent protests that hit the iraqi capital and other cities this week security forces in baghdad opened fire on protesters who have been demonstrating against unemployment poor public services and corruption. shots in iraq's capital security forces reportedly fired life i mean mission directly at protesters the night before approaches to prefer spite from the violence iraq essentially the few hours of calm after this week's unrest prompted by anti-government sentiment people young and old determined to bring about change. the image that i actually am of the protesters aren't holding anything in their hands except for iraqi flags. they're calling for the most basic of rights on employment on public services. so that's what the wonderful young people who graduated fr

they say major political concessions and not sure coney and measures are needed to end the unrest. and earlier we talked and correspondent charlottes house until in hong kong she told us police and demonstrators were both waiting for the other to act as city dwellers feared an escalation another outbreak of violence in amongst the defiance that we've seen on the streets today there's been a real sense of trepidation despite huge numbers of people coming out onto the streets wearing their face mosques today police say yet to take major action to enforce the ban leaving many people here uncertain as to what's next today's protests have largely been peaceful as these people weigh up what's next and take stock of that ban there's a real sense that protesters and police a both waiting for the other to make the 1st move. locals meanwhile fear more violent scenes on the streets this weekend that softer number of shops seem to have preyed beijing ties with vandalize on friday night chief executive kerry said that is exactly why these emergency rules need to be introduced she describes hong

they say major political concessions and not sure coney and measures are needed to end the unrest. earlier we talked to did correspondent charlotte chelsea in hong kong and asked her whether it was likely there would be a repeat of the same kind of violence seen there overnight on friday just a short time ago this area just behind me was absolutely packed with riot police they've been clearing this area alone of protest is the number of police. counted tanks as well they haven't been used to say. he's been fired yet in the area but the police came onto the streets after a number of people gathered outside a police station many of them to spying at that mosque where in the face moths they were yelling shot at the police it does feel like tonight gets hurt in just the mood of the buy that we've seen not only last night but in in previous week hounslow been a relatively peaceful day so you follow the human chains the marches through hong kong have remained peaceful so it could of course slip into a violence as the night goes on but a lot of people here it seems a waiting to see what h

mus coney 80%. daniel webster is only 44. you know, it is these things that you can go across the board. new school is 7%. at brine 13,mus coney 17. in terms of english learners new school only 9%. star king 20%. daniel webster 27%. even the less diverse schools are serving less students with needs are well above in terms of meeting the needs of all students. i guess if you are going to say you are diverse by design, they say when you are looking for structural racism and systems where we have discrepancies and you have to look at the impact and not the intent. we have charters who are meeting the needs of students that are beyond what we are doing. when i think of life learning academy they built housing for students who had instability with their housing. they are going above and beyond. what i see is a school serving predominantly white and affluent families in a neighborhood that is not predominantly white and affluent. in this way it is away folks can hoard resources. this is capturing the amount of money. this is true o

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coney island's vintage astroland takes $30 million to build condos. panama city, florida's, miracle strip goes dark in a $15 million deal. >> it's tough to say no to something like that. >> but granville, now in his late 70s and still park president, has zero trouble saying no. he'd much rather hold on tight to his family's boardwalk empire than cash in his tickets. and doug is a chip off the old block. >> you're making people happy, and the thing my dad liked the most about his job was sitting on that bench every night, watching people be happy. >> but after five generations, more and more trimpers share a slice of the pie. and some family members no longer feel the amusement-park magic. we spoke with one shareholder, who wished not to be named, who told us some owners just feel the business no longer makes sense and think the time's come to sell. joe harrison, one of the trimper family attorneys, says this divide is a common theme among family business. >> trying to keep a business in a family for a long period of time is very difficult. the family

congress does demanding i'm proposing far more to coney measures and if this visit by vice president mike pence is a fail then the pressure to introduce those reforms which could even have so much support to override any veto by the u.s. president trump who come into force on those could have major effects on techies and financial markets turkey is dependent for over $100000000000.00 a year alone a much of that comes from the u.s. financial markets if that was interfered with kentucky would be in trouble earlier today the u.s. president said that turkey's incursion into syria quote has nothing to do with us and he also added that the us is former allies the kurds are no angels here's more of what he said. the kurds very well protected plus they know how to fight and by the way there's no way. they were with us they are no angels but they are fighting we are largely out of that area no angels alexander how damaging are comments like that for america's reputation domestically and internationally. very damaging i would say internationally because you asked allies no question if that the

measures are symbolic but you must be aware that there is growing pressure in washington for far more to coney and sanctions and it has bipartisan support within the republicans and democrats and pencil say if we don't need chief this ceasefire president trying will not be able to stop these growing calls for far more stronger actions against a touch of common we which ultimately could bring the economy to its knees that will be the message pense will be delivering when he visits on korea ok now now the turkish forces that have moved to now are confronting syrian troops along with the kurds and between them are russian troops the russian president vladimir putin says he will ensure that turkish and syrian troops do not fight each other. russian troops as effective peacekeepers who will be halting their military advance well i think will be very wary of engaging russian troops putin has developed a good relationship with her one along with backing the syrian regime but what we see now is increasingly hardening position of moscow there is growing alarm that ultimately turkish forces could engage

prince is expected to leave a message saying look if you carry on like this there are far more to coney and measures being demanded in washington from congress who are calling for much more severe sanctions which president trump may not be able to veto given that there is bipartisan support from both democrats and republicans for those messages for those measures but uncle could well be calculating that it will take time for those sanctions to pass and then to be in force and by then uncle will be hoping that this operation will be coming to an end take it defense minister did say that the end could be possibly in sight soon but on creates a way it is facing growing international isolation not only from washington the european union and the arab league but crucially now moscow moscow is now calling for this operation to end and president one is due to meet with the russian president vladimir putin next week and those talks are seen as crucial because we dated last week i think we can bring up those pictures of that letter there we have it there he says and i'm going to read this out and

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the perceived failure people are not serving time because of the financial crisis in 2008 is under coney knee-jerk response in 2019. i totally agree if this is a form of breaking them up or not but there's a huge difference between antitrust and putting someone in jail for 20 years but i don't think we should take it that seriously. >> and with any social media company. >> i do think that's right which is the complete opposite. and then to say the nba should be careful for what we say about china. zuckerberg says without the freedom of speech we would not have had the civil rights movement. or the #metoo movement. >> but this freedom of speech thing like he runs a free newspaper there is the day facebook makes money from all the misinformation whether it is crooked cryptocoin and all these lies lead to traffic and products being sold so he is a recipient and bears no responsibility to screen out that crookedness that exist? >> to be fair he did address in the interview. he said we want to crack down on violent protest and spite of misinformation but you are right he did not think governm

bill was one of the most coney pieces of legislation ever pass. for more than 40 years, that crime bill, which was passed by democrat and republican, saw incarceration rates soar, especially in the black community. while many organizations on the left and the right started calling on washington to reverse the 1994 crime bill, in typical washington fashion, the politicians talked but they did very little. was, of course, until president trump. it took courage to get republicans to follow the president's lead and change the gop's view on criminal justice reform. it is interesting to see there was a vision and pathway possible or a bipartisan these of legislation that could be supported by both parties. it took leadership to stand against 20 years of public policy that did a fantastic job of incarceration, but a terrible job of rehabilitation. they said working on a second step could never happen, but it can happen today, and that is because of the courage and leadership of president donald trump. courage,eadership and it is my closer to stand here t

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war that most people have been experienced but they had lived with the leaders of the orcs and the coneyshat the civil war ever since and it was just beautiful almost i mean. the people were just you know happy that everyone can see people hugging as that of a c.p.m. motion of being able to pay in the spaces is he overwhelming to me if i may just just add something that's i found this an absolute telkom they were looking at some of the picture yes from the most recent days of the protests and here on pop-y. are people are placing what. revolution these demonstrations what they're. for we've just got this in on twitter from abdullah dammy abdullah says the lebanese are also just human beings wanting a fulfilling life freedom of choice being happy without rising debts rising taxes shortage of jobs people feel limited in their potential and that's painful especially for your people and then we have to go really think about what happened today or when your president spoke to spoke to you for the 1st time in a many many days these oh i see you smiling i'm not sure that's a happy smile articula

donald trump could react with something even more drew coney an against china, with more tariffs, orre not prepared for, targeting something not yet on the table or obvious to the market. i think as far as traders are concerned, don't really expect too much, and that is reflected in the fact that if you look at the way the chinese yuan is trading, it is still pretty soft, even though there hasn't been too much dialogue on the trade. were still looking toward the high-end of the range we are seeing this year, so no great optimism coming. that theeflects chinese economy is getting slower as well. it will take a lot to shock markets from here, but certainly you can't rule out the fact that if donald trump is unhappy with the way negotiations go, he could put it in a new direction and markets are not fully pricing that in. what is priced and is really good news. there is room for markets to pop higher if we get an unexpected surprise. paul: what is priced in when it comes to the british? that's a difficult one to predict, the critical date of october 31 drawing near. mark: it's remarkabl

coney: when you look at -- tony: when you look at the beats, the percentage is higher, although the sizeit lower. mark: what do you thing about what is happening? it seems to me as they report the earnings, they move the guidance downward for next year. are you seeing a repeat of q4 from last year? tony: i see it is more company specific and less of a theme. there's been the expedition of a recovery, and that recovery is getting pushed out. i think that is a common theme among industrial companies. on the consumer side of the economy, there we are seeing much more positive activity. alix: but we had hasbro yesterday, which wasn't the case. they warned about trade. then you talk about the outlook, and caterpillar sounded pretty terrible. they were also guiding for not great earnings, and it was even worse than everyone expected. texas instruments, they are like the first port of danger. what do you see that's good here? instruments, i would put that on the industrial side, same as caterpillar. on the flipside, look at some of the health-care care company's reporting. if you look on the hm