tracy: you are staying with us because next we're going to talk about egypt and the egyptian.ly a little bit of a breakout. exciting stuff. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ we are live from dubai. is still withaul us as we continue to speak about egypt. the second move upward this year to a record high 18.75. also joining us is bloomberg's economy and government editor. we were just talking during the break about how the bank managed to surprise the market. put it all in perspective. >> nobody was expecting this, expecting a minority an increase, and the rationale was if you want to target inflation in egypt, raising interest rates doesn't really work because the transition mechanism is not perfect. but the central bank as we saw raised 200 business points. they working in their statement to balance the message, this is temporary -- they told us in the statement, probably this is the end of the tightening cycle. it will be down, not up. tracy: they have a history of doing this, reversing after. if that is the case, does that mean this is not about inflation, it is maybe more about manag

their freedom be treated as human beings in egyptian prisons. and read the quran. in china they will be treated like animals. the government did not respond to our interview requests. the state news agency quoted a security source as saying the authorities readily check the residency permits of all foreigners in egypt. some of the uighurs appeared to be staying illegally. these checks were misinterpreted as a clampdown on the uighurs. in china, they say they face severe restrictions on the rights to practise their faith. human restrictions on the rights to practise theirfaith. human rights watch urges the egyptian authorities to release all detainees. the request came from china are for detaining —— the request of the taming came from china who suspects the uighurs of terrorism and other activities. in istanbul, staff is safe for now but other uighurs are believed to be in egypt still, living in hiding and waiting for a chance to leave. spanish authorities says they have removed dna samples from the body of one of the most celebrated artistic fi

an egyptian citizen got into an argument with the two german women and tried to swim away.ut a security official quoted by the associated press says the man shouted to surrounding egyptians, "stay away, i do not wish to attack egyptians," before stabbing the women in the face, neck and feet. sarah: ok. a horrific attack. do we know if women were specifically targeted? ruth: at the moment it appears that all of the victims were women. and there have been no reports of the man attacking men, so it appears that yes, all those targeted were women. sarah: how high is security in a region like this that has a lot of tourists? ruth: you would expect security in that place to be high, especially since egypt is under a state of emergency that was imposed after attacks on two christian cathedrals at the beginning of april. tourism is immensely important to egypt and the hurghada area, especially as a tourist destination. and if so it is very much in their interest, excuse me, to have security on high alert, especially at this time. sarah: ruth michaelson in cairo, thank you. we also

a french magazine is reporting it changed its name to sell weapons to the egyptian president. former general rose to power your the muslim brotherhood was ousted in 23rd team. name, but thew practice remains the same. after selling the libyan regime that meant, french magazine reporting that a french firm sold materials used to intercept phone calls to the former regime in egypt. >> he conclusion we had arrived at is the company which not only sold surveillance to -- surveillance a quick minute to libya continues to sell this same technology under another name to a similar country. libyatoday resembles under qaddafi in its disregard for human rights. reporter: according to a report in the wall street journal, the technology was used at monitoring centers and training manuals belonging to the company were found at one of the sites. while an investigation is underway in france, the company has not yet been charged. sold material and they want that to be included in the report. >> we have people arrested because their conversations are being listened to. accounts are being tracke

you can see what is happening with egyptian yields, pretty much doubled.cles are the five interest rate hikes, since then. 21% definitely will make egypt attractive as a proposition compared to others around the world, with emerging markets. where does this go from here? how sustainable is this? it is expensive for the government. fahd: it is. it is attractive for investors. we think it is an attractive risk. we do not think it is a pricing that will sustain. already we see some initial signs of the currency strengthen. it was a one-day move where we have seen egypt actually move ahead, which is really going against the trend over the past few months. so these are factors that will hopefully lead to tightening in yield. we need to see progress on the economic development front. the fact the government has been willing to continue meeting demands, which the interest rate hike, it does bode well. but it is not sustainable. >> at 20%, it does make sense, but there is a reason why short-term yields do that. the amount of risk out there, inflation above 30%, it

common interests that the saudis and the emiratis will be willing to work with the qatarys, the egyptian, and vice versaa. >> glor: conclude with personal technology comist walt mossberg. he talked to charlie about hits recent retirement and career in journalism. >> i feel very comfortable wit. i really think of it and ease planned when i announced it as a reinvention. that's not a rhetorical dodge. every so often, you have to reinvent yourself and, so, when i say i'm retiring, it means i'm not going to have a regular job but i'm not going to stop doing things. >> glor: russia, qatar and a conversation with walt mossberg, when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor filling in for charlie rose who is traveling. all next week the pps "newshour" will air a series called "inside putin's russia," it is the product of reporting

these countries accuse us of supporting terrorism and yet it was saudi, taurasi, and egyptian citizens might terrorist attacks. scrutinized by the international community for the spreading of extremism. it is the uae have been listed as a country of primary concern and the state department money laundering and financial crimes report. yetabilizing the region and -- brutal attack on yemen, 17 million to be on the verge of starvation. it is the uae not qatar the international community has been critical of. libya andbilizing violations of the international arms embargo. it is egypt who has abused its current status to put a hold on the u.s. requests. they have made any act opposing their status quo terrorism. a woman driving a car in saudi arabia is time. an individual for social reform is a terrorist. they have work that needs to be done to counter terrorism and extremism in the region. resolvedis will not be by suppressing the media and opposing viewpoints. concernse must put our on the table and have an open and factual discussion about the issues affecting our region. unfortunately t

thanks to my transistor, like of international songs do nasser, and to the egyptian commissary. i you nasser could defeat any trends put together. i toldmy friend. i that you can, send my friend. and i grew older , my radio assumed that a project to separate the name of the kids. there were us, the good kids or the nationalists. love nasser and we love the same. we, the good kids would gather in a balcony, in a room or backyard, or in a street corner to listen to my radio. from that small box i learned about arab nationalism, african unity and the non-allied movement. on my radio we learned about revolutions around the world, we learned about now , castro and shea and we learned about martin lutherking and malcom x , through my radio, i moved with all these people around the globe. i did not know how that small war, but i learned from my radio. my magic box. so i had this answer to your question. it was just the era we were. then it was a hero for my generation, there was an ally movement, so it was this international and an international colleague a if you remember. >>. >> can

we meet an egyptian artist who is retelling the european tales of the crusades from an arab perspective. but first, w we go to israel. leaving an ultra-orthodox community is always tough, especially when your own sexuality is a taboo. in 72 countries worldwide, homosexuality is still a punishable offence. in eight of them, including nigeria, somalia, iran, saudi arabia, and jamaica, those found guilty even face the death penalty. meanwhile, in other countries, june to august is christopher street day season. the parades celebrate the rights of lgbt people and express pride in what they've achieved in terms of equality in recent years. >> for most here, last year's gay pride parade in tel aviv was a big celebration, extending from the center of town all the way to the beach. in the middle of the crowd, 20-year-old batya. she can still hardly believe that she's here. for her, the parade is the culmination of a long journey. she's coming out twice, as a lesbian, and from the confines of her ultra-orthodox family and the religious community that she'd thought she'd never be able to leave. >

with inflation set to rise 30%, w much more can the egyptian economy handle?, you have always been a pro montana that these reforms needs to be pushed through. so you are going to be cheering those on. >> yes. >> in terms of how that affects the economic picture though of egypt in terms of inflation, in terms of growth and consumer spending -- >> let's agree this is something that is expect the. there are no surprises when it comes to racing fuel prices. the consumer also knows there is going to be another hike in fuel prices by probably the end of this year. if anything, from an investor point of view, that is definitely positive because egypt continues with reform. from the consumer point of view, obviously you are putting more pressure on the consumer. but they have done measures to offload that pressure from the lower part of the food chain. >> we did see foreign investors bids to 17.7 on bill mounds of treasury bills. in terms of what is happening on the-year-old curve that our clients can pull up. a lovely three dimensional vizquelization of what is stil

with a knife has reportedly killed two tourists and wounded four others on a popular beach in the egyptian resort of who garda that's according to local media reports citing the country's interior ministry it's also been claimed the two dead were ukrainian nationals the attacker has reportedly been arrested and is being questioned by the police egypt's foreign ministry says the preliminary investigation suggests the man tried to get into a hotel by swimming from the nearby public beach and we will bring you more details on this story as soon as we get them in. next alone a german investigative journalist looks into the disturbing extent of u.s. influence on his country in the documentary soft occupation. you don't leave universal basic income when you have an economy around the world that rewards imagination and monetizes free thought free thought free movement of capital and all those intermediary forces go out of business a lot of bankers lose their jobs a lot of politicians lose their job the nation state collapses as we know it and people are as free as their money because right now mo

and attack are armed with a knife as killed two foreign tourists and wounded four others in the egyptian city of her guards are the two dead are german nationals according to a local security official the russian consulate in the city says a russian woman is among the wounded the attacker has been arrested and is being questioned by police egypt's foreign ministry says a preliminary investigations suggest the man swam from a public beach to access the hotel where the assault took place for the motives behind the attack and not yet clear however local media side eyewitnesses saying the assailant was targeting only foreigners and chatting to egyptian is to stay away well that information has not yet been independently verified by her the other is a popular beach holiday resort the incident comes to spite tightened security in the country after a series of attacks this year while in january twenty sixth seen two suspected i saw militants also stormed a hotel in the stabbing three foreign tourists. moscow says it may retaliate against washington's continued refusal to return seize russian pr

an attacker armed with a knife has killed two foreign tourists and wounded four others in the egyptiancity of her garter the russian consulate in the city uses a russian woman is among the wounded has been arrested and is being questioned by police egypt's foreign ministry says a preliminary investigation suggests the man swam from a public beach to the territory of the hotel where the assault took place. well the motives behind the attack and not yet clear however local media site eyewitnesses saying that the assailant was targeting only foreigners and shouting to egyptian is to stay away that information has not been independently verified. her daughter is a popular beach holiday resort the incident comes despite tightened security in the country after a series of attacks this year while in january twenty sixth in two suspected i saw militants also stormed a hotel in regard to stabbing three foreign tourists. now it's feared israeli palestinian tensions may reignite after a shootout at the temple mount one of jenin jerusalem's holiest sites three palestinians armed with homemade mach

they can still be treated as human beings in egyptian prisons.ran, but in china they will be treated like animals. the government did not respond to our interview requests, but the state new jay z quoted the security source as saying: —— state news agency. spanish authorities says they have removed dna samples from the body of one of the most celebrated artistic figures of the 20th century, salvador dali. the highly unusual process was ordered by a court following claims by a tarot card reader that the surrealist painter was her biological father. our arts editor will gompertz reports. this is the salvador dali theatre museum, a popular visitor attraction on the north—east coast of spain, and tonight the site for a highly controversial exhumation. underneath this blank stone slab in the middle of the theatre‘s glass—domed atrium, unbeknownst to most, lies salvador dali, the local artist who became a global superstar. it was his wish to be buried beneath the stage in his dali world museum, where he has lain in peace after his death in 1989. but to

now another world news the egyptian interior ministry says they have arrested the man who carried out a knife attack i don't stay in the red sea resort town of haggadah. to german women or a poster being killed in that incident. and full of the female tourists were injured will be assailant is understood to have swam to the shore. before he then went and attacked people on the beach. let's get the latest now from bell true who's the cairo correspondent for the times newspaper. well what more if you got for us all on just what happened therein into gotta. what what we may from official who security forces the knife man? killed to jabber women and we did tale of the carrot. good to have be a hotel and a garter which recounts the career a on the right cheek. a buddy who are between neighboring beach in secondary kyle usually date open each year is no. amid have could l led to more people or to even. stop and buy we believe i am dark members of the hotel because they take executive on vision media showing a man being basically restrained on the markets twenty. and that security who who th

they can still be treated as human beings in egyptian prisons.lims in egypt can pray and read the koran, but in china they will be treated like animals. the government did not respond to our interview requests, but the state news agency quoted the security source as saying: in china, the uighurs say they face severe restrictions on practising their faith. human rights severe restrictions on practising theirfaith. human rights watch severe restrictions on practising their faith. human rights watch says their faith. human rights watch says the required —— of the arrests a p pa re ntly the required —— of the arrests apparently come in egypt on the request of china, which accuses many uighurs of separatism and links to international terrorism. in istanbul, this uighur is safe for now, but other uighurs are believed to still be in egypt, living in hiding and waiting for a chance to leave. he was known as a master of surrealist art and with that signature mustache. salvador dali gained celebrity worldwide. but now his biography could be taking a new tw

how do you trade the -- treat the egyptian recovery story at the moment?tian ofery and origin. i have been in the u.s. for 20 years. i go back to egypt every year because my parents are there. startup system in egypt is showing early signs of what i have seen in the silicon valley in the u.s.. very passionate, very talented young and more experienced individuals trying to solve real problems in new innovative ways. i am bullish about the market in egypt. they are not just solving local problems for the country. some of them, one of my investments in the region solving problems worldwide way outside of egypt. bloomberg it for this middle east. we have a busy week ahead. we will be for the star of the gulf trading week. join me then, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> coming up on bloomberg best, the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. any mail trail raises questions for the white house. janet yellen takes questions on capitol hill. reports. with earnings >> it is almost an embarrassment listening to the stupid --we have to deal with in this co

. >> i am a and the egyptian and and they needed on this the answer. [laughter] >> i have been honest all like. [laughter] >> with a response of qatar of the people from egypt that has been deemed by the authorities that those prominence members or those going up against egypt now or the support to say that he supports the egyptian people so what are your remarks?. >> so i have to tell you that b.c. egypt and to support egypt and i can give you an example. and win elected in egypt it was requested by him to submit an provided egypt in lit was by the vice president assisi. but we continue supporting. and with financial assistance and then with those terms that have tended to we discontinue not doing that for roquefort. >> as for al-jazeera you can get their coverage but i am not sure if you are meeting those individuals and seeking asylum this the there are international instruments and was up for the is what i like to tell you. to support every arab. >> think you ambassador for speaking with us of the council for relation. and talking about current pol

president trump spoke about the dispute over qatar in a phone call with the egyptian president. egypt is part of a saudi led coalition that is isolated qatar , claiming the country is supporting terrorism. president trump told the egyptian president that both sides should negotiate constructively and follow through on commitments to curb extremism. the president is likely to receive a friendly welcome in poland despite lingering skepticism in europe over donald trumps commitment to nato and his passphrase of vladimir putin , and his recent decision to pull the u.s. out of a major climate agreement. president trump arrives in warsaw later today for a brief visit that includes a speech in a square near the center of the 1944 warsaw uprising against the not sees. -- nazis. jeremy corbyn and prime minister theresa may went head-to-head in parliament today over the continued cap on public sector pay. answera question and session, jeremy corbyn challenge the prime and mr. over her austerity program. >> let me spell it out, this is the only country in which wages have not recovered sin

you say that qatar supports the egyptian people but that support has stopped since 2013. what are your remarks on the issue. >> that was like five or six question. we see egypt as a very important country in the arab world. we see egypt as a stability to the region. the support of qatar has not stopped. sincee supported egypt the general took power under presidency. that's other presidents out the --since the general took power under president asisi. and one remembers egypt went through a difficult time in terms of energy prices. it was requested that qatar provide assistance in this matter. we have assisted and provided egypt five shipments. the last one was received by the president. intention to undermine egypt, we would have stopped that. how -- we continue helping each other through financial assistance and will continue keeping that until the terms have ended. i don't speak for al jazeera and can't tell you their coverage but as for the individuals that you are mentioning, i'm not sure that we have people that go by -- people who are in qatar wanted by the egyptian

the saudi's and egyptians have said these are nonnegotiable items. you have rejected these demands.are now void, and we will pursue other policies to isolate qatar in the region and beyond. >> this is a big and odd laundry list of demands. some would seem to be nonstarters. >> eight of them are complete nonstarters and the other five are nonstarters from the perspective of the qataris. shutting down al jazeera it is something the qataris could not possibly do. al jazeera is a source of the country's influence not just in the region but around the world. victimsompensation to of things, the qataris -- to whom? what is the evidence the other countries bring to the table to end its ties with iran? it turns out these other countries also have outside ties to iran. for all the business the qataris have done the iranians -- with the iranians with whom they share one of the largest domes of gas, dubai banks are also doing lots of business with the iranians. that is not to defend the qataris. that is just to point out that some of the demands from the qatari perspective are nonnegotiable an

it's about two egyptian soldiers that are wandering in the desert after the completion of the war. they're trying to get across the border from the desert and they encounter many people along the way. the second one is really an amazing film that features a long lost interview. >> let's take a look. ben gurion especially -- epilog. >> you think israel is carrying out that mission? >> not yet. >> wow! lexi and jay, we just have a moment left but this is the the 37th year. i am wondering in a word or two what you hope people will get out of coming to the festival this year, the 37th? >> i always hope that audiences will have transformative and transcendent experiences in the theater and they'll bond and create community with one another and with the film makers who are making the incredible films. >> wonderful. thank you so much for being with us. have a wonderful time. go to the film festival and have a wonderful time. this is for being with us here on mosaic. advocates fighting for your rights, but first let's go to the theatre. "the curious incident of the do >>> welcome to bay su

we learned of the slave holding egyptians who never realized the power of steam. in the second lecture we get the full steam ahead of americans who have unleashed the energies of man and yet who have also contrived to turn other men into inventions. lincoln has mentioned five modern events that together provide a genealogy of the crisis of the house divided. the two inventions of pressure the conflict. the invention of printing in 1436 pointed humanity toward freedom. the invention of negroes in 1434 created slavery. the discovery of america in 1492 provided the ground on which both freedom and slavery converged. the reformation of 1517 at a religious support to the cause of political liberty. patent law in 1624 like discovery of america double edged or ambiguous. if the negro is an invention the invention can be patented which is essentially what happened when the royal african company was granted exclusive rights to the slave trade in the 17th century. when the cotton gin was invented. -- thethern states were cotton gin basis. say -- withh just justice say that

abrasion of their deliverance from egyptian bondage. the course of hebrew enslavement and emancipation had of this parallels to american history and american slavery had formed the pretext of lincoln's speech. before further interpretation, want to point out with fortunately don't have the speech in its entire day. but we do have is to substantial portions 8-10 pages each, long efforts.o be separate they may, in fact, be parts of a larger whole. it is also important to be aware of how the speech fits into the chronology. it was delivered multiple times over the two-year time between 18 60.858 to early it was presented a couple months before the house divided speech lincoln accepted the republican nomination for the illinois senate seat and it was presented again on a number of occasions after the electoral laws to stephen douglas. another month words, during the same time he was preparing a book length version of his debates with douglas, at the heart of the lecture of discoveries and inventions is the invention of print, which helps ex

that egyptian leader was ostracized by the former president, president obama.hink the bottom line is pretty straightforward, that there will be pretty conversations, in particular about syria, and that those conversations will tend towards saying we need to stop the civil war. we both need to focus on isis. here's the tough part, if that includes an acceptance of the continuation in power of bashar al assad, i think the president will signal that that's okay. >> steve, do you see that there is room for negotiation, that this is a meeting where the two will have discussions about syria, you know, talk about compromise, talk about how to work things through, or is this more of a meet-and-greet, just kind of size one another up and see what happens later? >> for me, fred, this is always sort of a sad affair because the russians understand the western psyche so much better than we understand where the russians are coming from. the russians understand that we are going to want to come in and that the president is going to want to come in and look for cooperation, lo

the egyptian interior ministry say a man has been arrested.roducer has been jailed for 17 years for trying three times to hire a hitman to kill his partner, so he could inherit herfortune. 68—year—old david harris offered £200,000 to kill hazel allinson, his partner of 27 years. harris planned to start a new life with his girlfriend, but was caught when what he thought was one of the prospective hitmen, turned out to be an undercover police officer. the home secretary amber rudd has launched a new strategy to tackle illicit drug use. it's after what the home office called a "dramatic" increase in the number of deaths from drugs in england and wales in the past five years. the strategy focuses on helping addicts to recover, and makes clear there'll be no legal changes to decriminalise the use of drugs. here's our home affairs correspondent danny shaw. enforcing the law on drugs, police raids against dealers have been the traditional way of clamping down on the drugs trade. it is estimated to cost the uk £10.7 billion a year, and the new governm

in the egyptian of course did not want us connecting to lots of these other people. and we weren't really set up to do that. so, if goes back to your point about sovereignty. the traditional world of chessboard interaction is where, we are sovereign come live in embassy in another sovereign country and we have very formal relations and we tried to reach out to society. but we often don't have nearly the same range of contacts that are business people do. our journalists do, civil society does.and what i am saying is we need to tap networks of those contacts to have not only better information but venerability to engage with crises and shape events as they happen. early protect american interests. >> solicited from that and for a second and take another example that you and i both involved in which is iranian elections in 2009. where i think as what was referred to as the time of the green movement, rose up, criticizing the conduct of the government -- there was a debate publicly and in the government about how deeply the united states should involve itself in that on

this article dwells on standard arabic and egyptian arabic. black english is the same thing. it's that black english speakers are going to hit you with some terminology -- diglosic two tongued. not a tumor just made up for black people in the united states. this is people speaking all over the world; the idea that you learn something on your mother's knee or father's knee, and then you good to school and pretty much that same way of speaking what's your teachers use and that same way of spikes on the printed page and everybody around you speaks that way and so you have learned this standard formal way of speaking at home. that sounds so normal to us. that's very strange as a linguistic experience. i venture at least every second person in the world would never dream of that being the situation, and that was even more the case until about 200 years ago when literacy became widespread in many parts of the world such that vernacular languages were used on the page. for a very typical experience -- no figures on this bought very typical experience the way you speak most spontaneo

i'm speaking to the egyptian author ahdaf soueif. novel the map of love made her the first muslim woman to be nominated for a booker prize. her latest book, this is not a border, is an anthology celebrating her own extraordinary literary festival. applause ahdaf comes here hotfooting it basically from the staging the 10th... we're in our 30th anniversary here at hay, but for the palfest, the palestine literary festival, it's their 10th anniversary, and she has come here straight from organising that, and we want to find out a little bit more, so welcome to ahdaf soueif. thank you. applause just tell us a little bit, how did it go? 0k, well, first ijust want to say it is a tremendous privilege and pleasure being back at hay. this place has its own spirit, its own buzz, and it's always wonderful to be here. basically, just for those who don't know, the idea that came to us was, i mean, looking for ways, as people who write or work with culture in general, looking for ways to kind of ameliorate, or influence for the better, the situatio

we meet an egyptian artist who is retelling the european tales of the crusades from an arab perspectivefirst, w we go to israel. leaving an ultra-orthodox community is always tough, especially when your own sexuality is a taboo. in 72 countries worldwide, homosexuality is still a punishable offence.

program and a taco armed with a knife as killed two foreign tourists and wounded four others in the egyptian city of who got the the two ukrainian nationals according to local medics the russian consulate in the city says that a woman with russian and ukrainian citizenship is one of the wounded the attacker has been arrested and is being questioned by police his motives are so far unclear egypt's foreign ministry says a preliminary investigation suggests the man swam from a public beach to the territory of the hotel where the assault took place. who god is a popular beach holiday was sought the incident comes despite tightened security in the country after a series of attacks this year in january twenty sixth two suspected deisel innocents also stormed a hotel and stopping three foreign tourists. russian family has been detained by turkish security forces at the country's border with syria thought they were trying to join eisel in the conflict torn country. who joined me earlier in the studio with the details this family we're talking about here is there's a father and mother jenny chary and

the egyptians learned that.ou can't bury it and take the treasures with you, so it's about the small things in life. the accomplishments, man. it's about winning. >> david west is coming back too. 14-year vet agreed to a one- year deal very veteran minimum salary. >> joe thorton signed, and martin jones was given a six- year extension through 2014, and as they say every saturday night there's more, i'm not done. the giants they may only have 32 wins, but right now they got at this time rolling. games in...and they've got >>> back with baseball and the giants, roughly 80 games in, and it got something cooking. let's take it to pittsburgh. awesome sports town. great sports history along the river. pirates starter chad cole had a no-no in the 6s, and slater -- 6th, and slater put a stop to it. tied the game up at 1. and strickland in the 9th, still tied, and that ended the inning. to the 11th. pittsburgh's daniel hudson, the ball got away, and span put the giants ahead for good. they've won five straight games. the

with maritime powers uniting in a common front, they hoped to challenge the egyptian blockade.n all, it was a gamble against time, and time, president wilson declared, is not on our side. ♪ >> the president received the first word of the fighting at 4:00 in the morning, the 5th of june. in the situation room of the white house, the all-too-familiar maps of southeast asia had been replaced with those of the mediterranean. the president had been every effort for two weeks to avert hostilities. now that diplomacy had given way to war, his one compelling task was to contain it. the team was assembled, men for whom foreign affairs have since become a way of life and as one columnist observed, for whom foreign crises have become daily living. as the war progressed false charges would be made attempting to brand the united states and great britain as active participants. the unspoken peril lurking behind each embassy report was the ever present threat of direct confrontation between the united states and the soviet union. now with fighting in progress, it was imperative to avoid misca

judy mcevoy require a third party, probably the united states or the egyptians to come in and bring both security at this holy site in east jerusalem. —— de—escalating. everything else can wait. ok, thank you forjoining us. thank you. a bbc investigation has found evidence of children as young as nine being groomed on the live streaming app periscope. our correspondent angus crawford investigates. not learning, but broadcasting, live from the back of a lesson. viewers send her direct messages. another school, another class. more questions from total strangers. but this isn'tjust an innocent chat. are you in high school? yes. we found pupils live streaming across the country. and they've all been using this, periscope, an app owned by twitter, which allows users to broadcast live from anywhere. and our investigation from children using it in their own bedrooms and being groomed in front of our eyes. this child is still in her school uniform, probably 12, no more than that. talking straight into the camera and there's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven requests already. one of them is

leaders held a phone call with the egyptian president urging a resolution to the crisis president trump though has himself accused qatar of funding terrorism a few times lately most recently during a political fundraiser from which an audiotape was leaked to the intercept news website. in the. rules. it's. the. beat military analyst khalil alum says u.s. policies towards carter are proving to be contradictory. seen from this administration that there are at least three four different middle east policies the white house has one policy the state department has another policy and the pentagon and cia have different policies it's the same in syria and iraq it's the same with qatar why it's a president has been very vocal against the u.s. military has been very supportive of qatar because the biggest a base in the region that they have there which is a forward operating base percent cold so the u.s. military a very pro crafter well it's a president. believes a lot of people tweeting and speaking against almost in a daily basis no legitimate state can give our sovereignty like saudi arabia i