steve: in terms of discrimination, did sears welcome aboard emanate against --ican-american employees welcome or discriminate against african-american employees? traci: these are women who had high school diplomas, college degrees, vocational training. compared to their white counterparts, they are being hired in, what we call dirty jobs. discriminated against and not allowed to hold jobs is hills, clerical work or supervisors -- sales, clerical work or supervisors. steve: what role was thurgood marshall playing? traci: challenging civil rights and making gains. it is because of his efforts to allow for the implementation of , that64 civil rights act creates the equal employment inortunity commission and the civil rights act, there is title vii, which outlaws inflammatory discrimination based on gender, race, country of origin and religion. prof. byrnes: when you teach -- when you teach this subject, do they understand what was happening in the 1950's? traci: i think they have some inkling of what was going on. it is complete shock and all want to show photos and get into the details

are emanating from and whomever they are directed against.red to gaza as a present. you talked about the desperate conditions, humanitarian conditions that people live in. pretty much 2 million people inside the gaza strip. in that circumstance, why is it that, over recent months, the palestinian authority has been imposing its own financial punishments and sanctions on the people of gaza?|j financial punishments and sanctions on the people of gaza? i would not use, you know, these words that you are using. wejust had a session of the palestine national council, and iama the palestine national council, and i am a member of that council, and i was a member of the drafting committee. we drafted the resolutions which were adopted unanimously in addressing the issues regarding how people in the gaza strip, including sending the salaries of the employees of the palestinian national authority, and all the steps that were received by approval. well, maybe it slipped your mind, but you know in recent months, after the failure, it seems, of the last r

eight to a boat in hawaii was hit by a volcanic explosion emanating from a volcanic explosion emanatingeen described as a lava bomb from the volcano, authorities are investigating whether the boat went to close to the molten rock. it is understood that the boat operators have received special permission to get close to the volcano. it is also understood that one of the passengers broke their leg in that incident. just to highlight how dangerous the situation remains there with the volcano in hawaii. you have been watching you say on the bbc. before we go, bringing you a scene unfolding in washington short time ago. is what is happening outside of the white house at the moment. protests following president trump and the statement he made in helsinki yesterday where he appeared to side with vladimir putin instead of us intelligence services. and banners called the president a liar. more to come, stay with us. hello there. depending on how you look at it, some lucky gardens receiving rainfall on monday and tuesday but the bus but a repeat of the country on tuesday was dry with plenty of su

get wiped out finally because they got bailed out last time but where the real shocks are going to emanate from e.u. emerging markets you know sort of like we saw with the asian crisis i believe in the late ninety's right hold i thought you know we were going to get very close to the gold but just as just the big set up and setting the table now we're going to dive into gold it can stay for another segment sure ok that's going to if that's the best and the guys report with a mask and say see what i think our gas price about is the founder of gold money and benet joinery just on twitter it's kaiser report and so next time i'll. tell you we'll both be end of the show not just us. she doesn't get into a debate with us of can decide what i mean. theo. i mean you will love my mother. so give me something he can use he has enough by you. so much you're in the form of the view. you must be for the. most and he will but he also for them to spoil my thank you both to feel. i. france and the riches of the world cup final with a one zero victory over belgium in st petersburg. a life after all you don

cope and russia the knockout stages star said with a real trailer argentina and emanated by france in a roller coaster. of the games all seven golds and very likely to last for a couple parents of one of the world's greatest players you know messi. a blistering run from the phenomenal killian pay was too much for argentina to deal with marcus russell brought back pay down and one treatment stepped up to convert the resulting penalty. paris and german teammate i'm healthy maria equalized with this startling strike just before half time and just after the break argentina went in front thanks to got real mad cow tow but then benjamin todd stroked a fine hof volley all the way into the back of the net before killian quickly scored the game's fish and then soon afterwards see three goals in eleven minutes to turn the tide completely on its head. sergio agüero got one more election time but to no avail argentina are heading home. on the second knock at match on saturday so you're going take on portugal for a place in the quarterfinals of the well cup in the end the match saw lessees eternal

is facing allegations of mismanagement germany where unceremoniously and emanations in the wet cups group stages defending champions and finger pointing continues this time from a former national team great who is also the chairman by munich. the other through it all looks so hopeful for team germany when they were at their training camp in preparation for the world cup they were on top of the world and had no idea they would quickly come crashing down former german international striker and byron unique chairman karl had this to say about the d.f.t. . right now it seems to me that they don't have a clear cut professional way of dealing with crises and i'm not at all surprised because the d.f.t. is full of amateurs and so it was i'm not at all convinced that at the end of the day the right solutions will be found with these people who are running things just like. the ball is now in the d.s.p. east court should they choose to play one thing is certain germany can't afford another tournament disaster because then no one will be safe there are. just days after the old us tennis tournament a

because they got bailed out last time but where the real shocks are going to emanate from e.u. emerging markets you know sort of like we saw with the asian crisis i believe in the late ninety's where i took hold i thought you know we were going to get very close to the gold but this is just a big set up it's setting the table now we're going to dive into gold and you can stay for another segment sure ok that's going to if this is just on the guys report with a max keiser and stacy ever i think our guest reisa bob he's the founder of gold money and been a joiner a just on twitter it's kaiser report and so next time you all. do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. want. to go to press that's what before three of them or you could get. interested always in the water in the. the so it. was thirty. i was i. was. i. wrong to reach the world cup final with a one nil victory a look belgium and some pieces but. do you recall after sure life. after all you don't have the money. this is. a standoff is expected at wednesday

and at the world cup more superstars are out your acquired emanated from al those portugal and from school the most spectacular goal of the tournament so far to the n.l. messi and what could be the legends last match for watching t.v. . i'm going to humphrey that he could join me. it's a meeting that could determine the fate of i'm going to america's government one coalition pilot of the bavarian conservatives will decide in the coming hours whether to accept a deal on migration that the chancellor secured at friday's european union summit macos bavarian system party the c.s.u. had demanded a harder line on migration threatening to blow apart germany's governing coalition we'll have more on the likelihood of the german government's collapse over the thorny issue of migration in just a moment first this look at the crack of that became a chasm for the chancellor. it seems like ages ago but not even one year has passed since i'll give a miracle and her party won the last german elections for the fourth time in a row. but since then it has become lonely and the berlin chancellery americal cou

just at the world pope more superstar as your royal emanated rinaldo supports hugo and france scored the most spectacular fall off the tournament so far dissent only about messi in what could be a diversion plus much for argentina. i mounted on a welcome to the program while german chancellor angela merkel faces an uncertain political future as one of her coalition partners says he's unhappy about a migration deal she reached within the european union or interior minister horse stable for has called for a harder line on migration and says the e.u. with. doesn't go far enough to reduce the number is say hold for is the leader of merkel's but variances party it has threatened at the very it will take orders security into its own hands if party leaders meeting today reject bassil many migrants arrive in germany via the states so. let's check in now with our political team on this is chief political editor mechanic is in munich at the party leadership for the c.s.u. and then we have in the end a crane as well the very at the c.d.u. here in berlin. now i'm going to start off with the mcka

interest that could in theory emanate from afghanistan because there are some terrorist group still active in the region. the challenge is that, in the of the u.s.ng invasion, the bush administration decided not to distinguish between al qaeda, which have attacked the united states, and the taliban, which had hosted al qaeda leadership in afghanistan. that distinction to not draw a distinction between the two, led the united states to the path of fighting a counterinsurgency in afghanistan against the taliban, which is an afghan nationalist group that does not have ambitions beyond the borders of afghanistan. the strategy that the u.s. adopted in afghanistan of excluding the taliban from the settlement that was put in place in late 2001, early 2002, led to this long-term counterinsurgency in afghanistan. and that is the conflict i referred to earlier. al qaeda has had tremendous success in afghanistan and in pakistan, as well as against other terrorist groups that have a foothold in the country. a longer-termis needs for the united states to be able to have some capacity to deal with the c

what newton type of woman because they can be very sexy or maybe even totally naked but they still emanate power the power of. his temple and creation essentially serve to underline individual personality. all of these outfits are unique creations first and foremost because they're made of recycled material. for suki but i always try to only use materials that already exist so i collect them i buy from people who buy up old stock from the big couture houses who no longer need the fabric. from the go to a. good chill with a conscience has become ronald venda kemp's trademark. needed to do so but some pieces of fabric said other people didn't want a beginning we needed to do that just because from the sheer economics but i think what he's doing now is good that's kind of become this is static in a way in the guns mode of the entire fashion industry is moving in the wrong direction and i want to set a positive example of how things could be done that you can use what's already there to produce something very exciting and so big and small on. rather than take him studio is not exactly close to

same what would be next for the palestinians well first of all let me just respond to what mr to what eman when just mentioned that israel is a democracy and usually in democracies our nose and bills are passed by the majority but it made in mind to him that when the imagine it is in contradiction with international law and it's in contradiction with the universe of the clinician of a human rights and that doesn't mean that a majority can pass laws which are and discrimination of the minority of it of its own people now what the will going back to question what what's next for the palestinians are odd little i put it to you this way the palestinian people for the past seventy years have been under israeli occupation have been under is way to persecution and the continuation of palestinian struggle again is this is way to keep ition and this is where the siege against the gaza strip will continue the palestinian people have no other choice but to continue their struggle to continue their fight against israel until it is very put an end to its occupation put an end to its admission against t

same what would be next for the palestinians while first of all let me just respond to what mr what eman when just mentioned that israel is a democracy and usually in democracies our nose and bills are passed by the majority but that meeting mind him that when the maginot he is in contradiction with international law and it's in contradiction with the universe of the commission of a human rights and that doesn't mean that a majority can pass laws which are and discrimination of the minority of all of its own people now what the will going back to question what what's next for the palestinians are odd little put to you this way are the palestinian people for the past seventy years have been under israeli occupation have been under is way to persecution and the continuation of palestinian struggle again is this is way to keep ition and this is where the siege against the gaza strip will continue the palestinian people have no other choice but to continue their struggle to continue their fight against israel until israel put an end to its occupation put an end to its admission against the p

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what was not average was the tropical moisture, which emanated all the way from arizona and over and through the bay area. that is now further away from arizona. it is now replacing a southwest flow of air. it is chilly at the beach but not strong enough to preach the inland hills. we are talking about 90s away from the water. that will hold for a while. next week, this which may move out, just enough to bring back more tropical moisture. we may be talking about more thunderstorms next week. between now and then, normal weather which will be morning clouds and sunshine in the afternoon and sunday, perhaps a little further inland we will have clouds. it is unseasonably cloudy and foggy in the morning. seasonably warm away from the water, and seasonably chilly at the coast. the california state fair this weekend in seneca -- sacramento. it will be 99 degrees. your highs tomorrow, 60s at the coast. civic a, 62. livermore 90, napa 95, oakland 75. we stay chilly near the water, and stay warm and hot inland all the way through the middle of next week with the potential of more tropical moi

platform for us to assess and to the laws and to follow on to work and address the challenges we see emanating from the south and i'm grateful for for italy hosting not only the command we have in naples to join for six months on a moment also to hope for some. more. on. our. i expect leaders to recommit to our commitment to increase the fence spending and the good news is that that's exactly what we have started to do all of us have started to increase and more allies spend two percent of g.d.p. on defense. this year we expect eight allies to spend two percent of g.d.p. on defense back in twenty fourteen it was only three allies and the majority of allies have put forward plans on how to reach two percent within a decade. burden sharing is about money cash but it's also about contributions and capabilities and the good thing is that increase defense spending is. a good use investing in new equipment but also in new and strengthening nato contributions on operations for instance in fighting terrorism. well. nato continue to work with when are we provide support for sense of organized partner n

this is a sliver of tropical moisture, which emanated from what was hurricane fabbio over southern california last night. it made its way over the bay area and a few drops of rainfall over the bay area. those clouds are looking north and we are still cloudy but perfectly sunny in san francisco south, towards san jose visibility is excellent. you can see that is mount diablo, a view from san francisco. so, we are clearing out this evening. that will lead to a pretty spectacular night, and weekend, if you like it. if you're headed to the beach, the beach has a statement that continues for a risk of rip currents and sneaker waves, although they will not be very high, it could be pretty rough in the water through tomorrow. we will talk about how hot we will get and how long it will last, coming up. >>> a live look right now at the protests still going on in front of san francisco's i.c.e. i -- office. we are learning that the mayor is meeting about the five day demonstration. many of the protesters have shot them -- shut down a block of washington street. there demanding that the immigration agen

what newton type of woman because they can be very sexy or maybe even totally make it but they still emanate power the power of. his flamboyant creation certainly serve to underline individual personalities. all these outfits are unique creations first and foremost because they're made of recycled material. for some game i always try to only use materials that already exist so i collect them i buy from people who buy up old stock from the big couture houses who no longer need the fabric. from the go to what i was in the sometimes i've even used military fabric or it might be an old american flag. so then i look through all the stuff that i have and think about what i can do with it. and i miss that i get to work with sort of form and not going to the market was. killed with a conscience has become ronald venda came straight month. needed to do so but some pieces of fabric said other people didn't want to the beginning we needed to do that just gives them the sheer economics but i think what he's doing now is try to become as a static and away from the gun smoothing the entire fashion industr

in evening, it glows with the light emanating from inside of it.ght up to it and want to be next to it and want to almost touch it. this is a project that i never leave behind. i come to work, get out of the subway and i can see the building. i look out the window here and i can see the building. it never leaves me. the new york architect tj gottesdiener. and finally, an unusual story about the world cup. back in 1966, england were hosting the tournament, but shortly before the event was due to begin, the world cup trophy itself was stolen — from a display in central london. remarkably, it was one man and his dog who came to the rescue. we were told when the cup went in here that the most stringent security precautions were being taken to protect it. today, somehow, they failed. it was top news. and in the morning, the papers, it was headlines, "world cup stolen". and then some critics saying the best police force in the world had lost the cup. we found out that the security was very sparse. there was one 70—odd—year—old guard looking after it and

get wiped out finally because they got bailed out last time but where the real shocks are going to emanate from e.u. emerging markets you know sort of like we saw with the asian crisis. i believe in the late ninety's where i took hold i thought you know we were going to get very close to the goal but this is just a big set up it's setting the table now we're going to dive into gold if you can stay for another segment sure ok that's going to do if this is just on the cause report with a max keiser and stacy her or i think our guest reisa bach is the founder of gold money and then a if you are a just on twitter it's kind of a report and so much time for you all. right we're all set starting five to seven to see here has a signal. it's not going to talk about. just maybe right after the mars explorers one who would have their new. record. to say last week. ok let's. call them to sophia and tell i'm. not saying today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas who. good luck that. this could be. i thinks events like. this one and give you thing that you. miss. if you don't know. bu

now french president eman your macro has sent twitter into a frenzy after he challenge critics to come and get him he was referring to an incident with his security advisor who struck a protester was dressed as a policeman. do you think this is the phone you get this she said something. about. background admits to being responsible in the bend i love affair else us to come and get saved in the case let's get macro. we arrive together and united more determined than ever. my cross security adviser alexander bell are here to man during a may day rally which was caught on camera with some shocking images the president suspended his aide but many felt micron didn't go far enough and the footage was better lauer's site of the priest investigation resume on friday a number of demonstrators took to the streets of paris to in response to my post later statement. that this is on the right the president of the republic said that he's responsible to say it is one thing but in terms of the constitution he's held to answer before the people so normalizations called for us to gather here against mac

because the last time i was watching you to get that it was slightly animated and i'm feeling the love emanating from the screen right now thank you for joining us on this episode off the strain and you can keep tabs on more stories that. lasts until to act. an insider's perspective just six months ago we were at the brink of a war of the real donald trump i think he makes comments that he probably shouldn't make from the former. national security director tom was in a class all by himself and for the thirty years i've known donald he creates his own reality maybe his son goes head to head with j.d. coolidge there has been no evidence that shows collusion if that's not collusion about working with russian what is known fell just zero for august on al jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to on the attacks even though they too of victims of the bugs the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta i will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the olympic sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries f

involved in the industrial economy in the manufacturing side i have seen a lot of the nonsense and emanate from ivy league schools and think tanks saying that automation and people have to learn new trades and new skills and robots are going to solve everything and scarcity is a manmade invention and all this nonsense that i can given my understanding of economics and observing reality dispute we're producing more steel than ever in the world are producing more oil than ever. we're producing more automobiles and ever there's absolutely no reason why the united states should have seen its manufacturing base hollowed out it's good high quality jobs hollowed out hollowed out in lieu of really good khana me service jobs ok so to speak less so in mercantile as i'm you have a mechanism to. periodical a balance the books correct rights if a country is running his trade deficit then that some point gold is swapped and the books are balanced correct and so it's a way to put a limit or on what we see the excesses and monetarism where you've got money printing leading to mal investment correct right

and to have that emanate into the living room where, you know, sometimes there were family gatheringshere were songs that came from the iraquewish community, and the melange that existed there at the time was that the musicians werejewish and the singers were coming from koranic tradition, from the islamic community. and so, it was like a bridge that i didn't realise i was hearing but it sounded so normal, it felt so normal. and then by the time i was 16 or 17 years old, i was more aware of who i was as a person in the world and where politics — and when the drums started to beat towards war in 1991, i became acutely aware of the fact that the place my grandparents fled from was about to be bombed by the place they fled to. that's a crucial experience for you, when iraq became the enemy. saddam hussein became the hate figure for all of america and the country that you'd known through your grandparents and your mum as a place of heritage, of language, of food, of all of these positive warm feelings, suddenly was defined to most americans as somewhere hateful and frightening. yeah, my m

. >> i think the message coming out emanates from the business press and those are not democratic liberal newspapers, they are the wall street journal, financial times, the new york times business section and they speak to the fact that these stress tests are getting weaker. let me ask another question. vice chairman has given to speeches outlining how the fed wants to recalibrate. you gave an answer, a carefully worded answer to obscure the fact that large foreign banks may receive less oversight as a result of 2155, publix getting mixed messages from the fed, for the record can foreign banks with more than 50 billion in u.s. access , can they expect to get regulatory relief during your tenure? i don't think there will really be much effects. i wouldn't say we wouldn't. [inaudible] >> so your position seems to be that if there over 50 in the u.s., under 250 as those are, but much much bigger that you don't expect any regulatory relief? >> the main thing is the $50 billion threshold for internal holding companies will remain the same. were not looking at that. i think they won't see much

become so a lot of domestic and international challenges that the future probably future prime minister eman khan will have to deal with now we just briefly for cameron kind of also been criticized for making friends with islamic extremists in pakistan what role did this they play in this election. well actually they didn't do well at all there was a fear that very hard school islamists might do very well in these elections they fielded a lot of candidates but to a lot of people's relief they didn't do well at school. only conrad reporting for us from islamabad thank you very much. now north korea has handed over the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war a u.s. aircraft brought the remains to an air base in south korea the handover which coincides with the sixty fifth anniversary of the wars and follows an agreement reached by north korean leader kim jong un and us president donald trump at their singapore summit in june. a major international conference on hiv and aids is wrapping up in the netherlands the fight against the epidemic isn't over last year around one point eigh

was watching you to get that it was slightly animated and slightly tired so i'm feeling the love emanating from the screen right now thank you for joining us on this episode off the street and you can keep tabs on more stories at al-jazeera dot com apply for the last until to act . august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith linked to on the tax even though they too of victims of the bugs the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the olympic sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries from immigrant neighborhoods across europe as a rainy and brace for u.s. sanctions due to get back in place on the sixth the buddhist al-jazeera will cover the developments from town wrong in a three part series al-jazeera uncovers the motivations and impact of the brutal human exploitation system to lay the foundation of today's global powers ogust on al-jazeera twelve boys and their football coach go missing deep in a cave in northern timer with rising floodwa

their farm it's an environmental problem that we have to deal with in the twenty first century that emanates from the industrialized war of the twentieth century. the nuclear arms race determined in the course of the cold war nuclear technology not only has the power to destroy it can also be used to power conventional weapons of war like submarines. the soviet union had a large fleet of nuclear submarines at one time one fifth of all the world's nuclear reactors were used in submarines of the soviet northern fleet. the possible risks posed by these reactors remained top secret. until a former russian submarine officer spoke out. alexander nikitin also worked as a nuclear security inspector for the u.s.s.r. defense ministry in one nine hundred ninety four started working with a norwegian environmental group and raised allegations about safety problems in northern fleet subs two years later he was arrested and tried for treason. the prosecutor said i'm the prosecutor there's the defense attorney and you are the criminal you will go to jail that was right after i was arrested. it was the first

get wiped out finally because they got bailed out last time but where the real shocks are going to emanate from e.u. emerging markets you know sort of like we saw with the asian crisis. i believe in the weight ninety's where i took hold i thought you know we were going to get very close to the goal but this is just a big set up it's setting the table now we're going to dive into gold and you can stay for another segment sure ok that's going to do if this is just on the guys report with me max keiser and stacy herbert i think our guest reisa boggy is the founder of gold money and they if you are a just on twitter it's kind of a report and so much time for you all. right we're all set to start in five. he's not going to talk about. just maybe right after the mars explorers what do you put it there. to say what the hell. how do you know this room welcome to sophie and tell him says the sheriff not said today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our gas. good luck to them. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to me to people this is

involved in the industrial economy in the manufacturing side i have seen a lot of the nonsense and emanate from ivy league schools and think tanks saying that automation and people have to learn new trades and new skills and robots are going to solve everything and scarcity is a manmade invention and all this nonsense that i can given my understanding of economics and observing reality dispute we're producing more steel than ever in the world are producing more oil than ever. we're producing more automobiles and ever there's absolutely no reason why the united states should have seen its manufacturing base hollowed out it's good high quality jobs hollowed out hollowed out in lieu of really good khana me service jobs ok so to speak less market sell as i'm you have a mechanism to. periodical a balance the books correct right if a country starting his trade deficit then that some point gold is swapped and the books are balanced correct and so it's a way to put a limiter on what we see the excesses in monetarism where you've got money printing leading to mal investment correct right and it dem

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get wiped out finally because they got bailed out last time but where the real shocks are going to emanate from e.u. emerging markets you know sort of like we saw with the asian crisis. i believe in the weight ninety's where i get hold of thought you know we were going to get very close to the goal but this is just a big set up it's setting the table now we're going to dive into gold and you can say for another segment sure ok that's going to do if this is just on the guy's report with a max keiser and stacy her or think our guest reisa bob he's the founder of gold money and benet joinery just on twitter it's kaiser reported so next time you all. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. wanted. to go to press this is what was before three of them or can't be good people. interested in the walks in the. the u.k. has a new foreign secretary. it's all over the prime minister's approach leaving the e.u. . a swedish. taken to court for allegedly violating a medical confidentiality after exposing patients claiming to be. being. played belgium in t

china is having to deal with two separate issues or arguments or camps if you will emanating from thenited states. they have to play both poker and chess. haslinda: within southeast asia, singapore has been a long-standing ally of the u.s. is it clearer, can singapore continue to rely on the u.s.? >> i think they realize the relationship between singapore and united states are broad and deep. it is not just at the national leadership level. good job always does a of balancing its role. other countries to singapore will continue to balance that role. they don't want to be forced to choose between the united states and china. no country in aussie on wants to do that. asean want to do that. singapore is maintaining. with beijing they paid the price. they have sent them certain messages with actions they have taken to extend the message that you are little bit too close to the united states for our likes. the armedwith personnel carriers detained coming back from taiwan. them that remind of the biggest kid in this region economically speaking and possibly in the future in a strategic way

heard many political messages from the emir of qatar to me but how about fanny and french president eman well. with her. expressing his sort of diety with the qatar is against the backdrop of the embargo imposed by saudi arabia the united arab emirates egypt qatar and also a commitment from both parties to move forward when it comes to consolidating political economic and military cooperation in december the time the analysis and friends signed a multi-billion dollar deal the deal comprises the purchase qatar of fighter jets and also armed vehicles now france has also expressed in the past a desire to be able to get involved in the choir says and encourage all the parties to negotiate a political settlement but that is not likely to happen anytime soon we've heard reports about saudi arabia asking the front government to interfere and stop the purchase of a s four hundred anti-aircraft missile system that qatar intends to buy from the own going tension and escalation is an indication that we're not likely to see any way out of the crisis in in the g.c.c. crisis but from a political persp