pounds in gambling over 12 years.till feeling the financial consequences of that and the practical side of it as well. it is really important to note that towards the end, the money is actually irrelevant. it is just used as a fuel to get the buzz and it's more about the mental health side of it and not making rational decisions, losing self—esteem and confidence, feeling depressed. these are all things that are not being made aware to children from a young age. obviously the prevalence of gambling, the advertising of it, is making it seem, it is glamorising it like casual and fun and sociable but they don't see the other side of that. for people like myself, we know it is quite the opposite of all those things and unfortunately i'm still living those consequences. thank you all very much, we appreciate your time, ms carter, james grantand appreciate your time, ms carter, james grant and mike potter. thank you for your messages. —— liz karter. jeremy hunt has described borisjohnson as a coward and daniel says, this is

especially, with online gambling now it is just so with online gambling now it is just so easy.e problems with gambling, this is a real... this is like alcoholism. it is an addiction, like a drug. it is an addiction and it is a problem. this one is sad to the nhs here in the uk announced children as young as 13 had a gambling programme. the uk announced children as young as 13 had a gambling programmem is very bad because it is under regulated with the internet, you know, everybody at home... it is easy, you don't even need to go to the pet shop. 14 nhs treatment centres a re the pet shop. 14 nhs treatment centres are due to open the children. and, finally, great scott! have you been following the world cup? of course i want england to win but the other thing is i think it is great how women's sport, women's by great how women's sport, women's rugby as well, women's sport has more prominent. that is very important because we need to move more and these people are role models. they get the kids out, they get the kids away from the computer and gambling and make the move to this i

problem. or take drugs and many have a gambling problemlj or take drugs and many have a gambling problemlife treating adult gambling problems and that has been sad enough. having said this, many of my aduu enough. having said this, many of my adult patients were already children problem gambling issues. from september treatment will be offered to children and their parents and will focus on mental health issues related to it. and clinical open in leeds and others are planned for manchester and sunderland. it is hoped they will offer support to those who need it the most before what nhs bosses have described as of problem gambling ruin small lives. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: young moroccans want a radical change in government — according to the biggest ever survey of the arab world carried out for the bbc. turkey's president erdogan's dealt the biggest blow of his 25 year career as his candidate loses the re—run of the istanbul mayoral election. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. morning for some

it comes after research by the gambling commission found more than 50 thousand children have a gamblinghgppy happy family memories captured on camera. dancing with his mother, liz. 18 months ago, whenjack was 2a, he took his own life while on a gap year in vietnam, after losing money on a bet. he started gambling in sheffield with his friends when he was 17 but it was a habit that spiralled into addiction. they didn't think it was unsafe. he didn't think it was unsafe. and i think he felt, in the end, that it controlled him and that is why he died, really, because he felt he would never be free of it. jack's parents now run a charity to support other families. they're welcoming the news that a clinic for teenagers and young people with gambling problems will open in london, later last year, —— later this year, in what has, until now, been an adult—only service. it is estimated 450,000 children are regularly betting, more than those who drink alcohol, smoke or take drugs, and many have a gambling problem. i've dedicated my life to treating adult problem gamblers, and that has been sad en

it helps to limit and stop their problem gambling. is this is and how does it work? yes, monzo are here to build tools to help people manage their finances and the gambling block is one of those tools particularly targeted at people with gambling addiction. how does it do it? supposing i have a problem, you see stuff coming out of my account into a gambling website, what you do about it? exactly, so we can identify what is a gambling transaction based on a merchant category code and we can see that and then decline it, so somebody has the block on, itjust declines it. but it has to be voluntary from the customer's of view. absolutely, a customer's of view. absolutely, a customer opts into it. is there a problem of privacy, about you being able to see how a person spends their money and telling them or advising them to do something? we don't monitor that, it is just that we wa nt don't monitor that, it is just that we want to give the tool to people who need it, that is what my team is here for. how much persuading the people need from

james started gambling when he was 16 and lost thousands of pounds.sites through using parents accounts, and also people putting bets on for me. so it was just about the ease and accessibility from a really young age that was worrying, alongside the sheer prevalence of advertising at that age. group therapy and one—to—one sessions at the clinic will also focus on mental illnesses related to gambling, such as depression, anxiety and substance misuse. i've dedicated my life to treating adult problem gamblers and that has been sad enough, seeing the destruction that these people have incurred. having said this, many of my adult patients were already children with problem gambling issues. new adult clinics will also open in leeds, manchester and sunderland to stop what nhs bosses have described as the scourge of problem gambling ruining more lives. lauren moss, bbc news. the us is expected to announce more sanctions against iran later today, as tensions continue to rise between the two countries. the us secretary of state mike pompeo has arrived in saudi

and, indeed, all the boys from gambling with lives wire.e. it‘s the calm before the storm, but it is a beautiful calm. we are looking at the heat building across europe and these are the temperature record at the moment for june. 0ne temperature record at the moment for june. one to pick out, switzerland, 37 celsius, as hot as the country has ever been. there is a red warning out for switzerland tomorrow as temperatures could reach 39 celsius, which would smash the record. there are a number of these temperature records under threat. the reason is all to do with the jet stream. we‘ve got very undulating pattern, and a meagre block with low pressure centres , pattern, and a meagre block with low pressure centres, a high pressure near greenland and a low pressure to the south—west of the uk. that dragging some very warm and humid airfrom north africa dragging some very warm and humid air from north africa and dragging some very warm and humid airfrom north africa and moving it into europe. as far as temperatures 90, into europe. as far as tem

‘problem gambling'.es have offered to increase the levy on their profits over the next five years — meaning they'll eventually raise £100 million per year. our business editor simon jack is here. what are they offering and in cash terms how much would it amount to? there are 2 million people in the uk who have either a gambling addiction or at risk of that according to the gambling commission and the big five household names currently donate not .1% household names currently donate not .i% of gambling profits to tackle theissue .i% of gambling profits to tackle the issue and last year that raised £10 million. no one thinks that is enough so that the latter i have seen they offered to increase that to i% seen they offered to increase that to 1% of profits which after five yea rs could to 1% of profits which after five years could be an annual contribution of £100 million so a significant increase as you say further up there doing this because it isa further up there doing this because it is a pre—emptive

procter & gamble does not go up when the economy's on fire >> what do you think of p & g? >> listen, it was a great discussion by jim in favor this morning. i was watching that and i immediately started looking at procter & gamble this is a, you know, a stock that we know that investors have kind of just -- kind of just, i don't know, just run into this thing, you know. it's up 10% over the last month alone, but it's up 21% on the year it's up 58% from its 2018 52-week lows here, and here is a stock that's trading at record-high multiples, i mean decades-long it's trading about 26 times trailing, about 23 times forward. you're getting that for, you know, okay, you want that 2.65% dividend yield, but you're not getting a whole heck of a lot of growth, okay this is a company that's going to grow earnings mid-single digits, grow sales low single digits the thing that i think is really interesting, let's go to the one-year chart really quickly. this thing is on a runaway breakout it's a multi-year chart. you see that it was range-bound for a while, volatile below that range. b

he started gambling in sheffield with his friends when he was 17.it was unsafe. and i think he felt in the end that it controlled him and that‘s why he died, really. he felt he would never be free of it. his parents now run a charity to support other families. they are welcoming the news that a clinic for teenagers and young people the gambling problems will openin people the gambling problems will open in london this year after what has been open to this point in adult only service. it‘s been reported that more children are betting than those who drink alcohol, smoke or ta ke those who drink alcohol, smoke or take drugs, and many have a gambling problem. i have dedicated my life to treating adult problem gamblers and that has been sad enough, seeing the destruction that this has incurred. having said this, many of my adult patients were already children with problem gambling issues. from september, treatment sessions will be offered to children alongside their parents and also focus on mental health difficulties relating to gambling. another adult

nevada legalized gambling in 1981. gambling were on the book before then, but that's said hey absolutely gambling is legal, we mean it, nd we can open clubs and casinos and get licensed. of then became the heart the tourist industry through the 1980's until now. divorce rom being the capital of the world to being a gambling was possible that made reno a tourist destination. reno's fame as a divorce center inadvertent. nevada had a couple of laws on the books that made it easy and to get divorces here. transient a lot of people coming through. they were working in mining or the railroad and you wanted them to become a resident as fast as possible. there was no irreconcilable time.rences at that you had to sue on the grounds of something. very few states -- new york only had adultery. well, nevada had seven grounds for divorce. but alsouded adultery, cruelty, dissergs, and lack -- ergs and -- disergs and lack of support. months which ix was unbelievably short. ell, the first really celebrated case of a reno divorce happe

a big gamble i write about the gamble, the risk you take, when you cater more to outsiders than maintaining a vision, and identity of what your city will be. it was an interesting struggle reno had, its fame, notoriety, catering to the divorce trade, legalizing gambling, and having casinos take up more and more space in a traditional downtown, which worked very well when it was something unique to it -- to nevada. in the 1980's you have the legalization of tribal casinos, riverboat casinos, casinos in colorado mining towns. suddenly it was not that unique an asset. that started to play out in the landscape of reno's downtown. what has happened in the decades where we had competition, reno has started to diversify. not only its tourism industry, where there is focus on outdoor recreation, but also diversification of the economy for the kinds of businesses that are encouraged to establish here and are nourished, including small businesses. >> the c-span cities tour is in reno, nevada to highlight his history. next, we hear about the importance mining played in the state'ss development. >> nev

james started gambling when he was 16 and lost thousands of pounds.people putting bets on for me. so it was just about the ease and accessibility from a really young age that was worrying, alongside the sheer prevalence of advertising at that age. group therapy and one—to—one sessions at the clinic will also focus on mental illnesses related to gambling, such as depression, anxiety and substance misuse. i've dedicated my life to treating adult problem gamblers and that has been sad enough, seeing the destruction that these people have incurred. having said this, many of my adult patients were already children with problem gambling issues. new adult clinics will also open in leeds, manchester and sunderland to stop what nhs bosses have described as the scourge of problem gambling ruining more lives. lauren moss, bbc news. the senior facebook executive and former deputy prime minister sir nick clegg says he wants to create a new oversight board for the company, with the power to make independent rulings on whether questionable content should be removed.

i was watching that and i immediately started looking at proctor & gamble you know, it is a stock that we know that investors have kind of just -- i don't know, just run into this thing. you know, it's up 10% over the last month alone, but it's up 21% on the year. it's up 58% from its 201 2018 52-week lows here, and here is a stock that's trading at record-high multiples, i mean decades-long it's trading about 26 times trailing, about 23 times forward. you are getting that forward, you know, okay, you want that 2.65% dividend yield, but you are not getting a heck of a lot of growth. this is a company that's going to grow earnings mid-single digits, grow sales low single digits i think the thing that's interesting -- let's go to the one-year chart quickly this thing is on a runaway breakout it's a multi-year chart. it was range-bound for a while but since january it has busted out and gone straight up here. i look at the combination of what jim just said we have a weakening economy here, and if we don't have any real resolution to the trade situation the back half of the year won't be g

one of the issues they had was to clean up gambling. concerns a tremendous of a state that the federal authorities would come in and if they found cheating, they would institute federal legislation. so they developed rules for gaming that would prevent cheating. today when you think about a it hashouse or a casino, put millions of dollars invested into the hotel and casino. it is not going to go out and cheat and risk their license. todaytill have problems with regards to customers cheating but the state of nevada's gaming board officers are constantly trying to police gaming to make sure there is no cheating involved. in the case down here, we have one of the first control board officers badge. that is sitting next to a small display regard to the black book. the nevada black book is a listing of undesirable individuals who were not allowed access to a casino. if could lose your license one of these individuals was found in your casino. this display shows one of the original black book entries. rules, it allows and aske to control ques

and many have a gambling problem.ere already children with problem gambling issues. from september, treatment sessions will be offered to children alongside their parents and also focus on mental health difficulties relating to gambling. another adult clinic will open in leeds later this year, and others are planned for manchester and sunderland. it's hoped they will offer support to those who need it the most before what nhs bosses have described as the scourge of problem gambling ruins more lives. the italian city of milan has been chosen to host the 2026 winter olympics after a vote by international olympic committee members. it beat stockholm — the only other candidate. four other contenders dropped out earlier in the race with concerns over the event's size and cost. delighted members of the winning delegation shouted "italia, italia" as the 2026 decision was announced. skating sports and ice hockey will be staged in milan, while most alpine skiing events will take place in the resort of cortina. 0ther snow sport

the state of nevada legalized gambling and some forms of gambling had been on the books before that. that is when they said gambling is legal. we mean it and you can open clubs and casinos to get licensed. that became the heart of the tourist industry through the 70 -- 1970's and 1980's. it was the combination of being the divorce capital of the world. reno and international tourist destination. the divorce center was kind of inadvertent. nevada had a couple laws on the books that made it easy and quick to get divorces here, but it was not intentional. they had transient people coming through. he wanted them to become a resident as fast as possible. they had a lot of grounds for divorce. there was no irreconcilable differences then. you had to sue on the grounds of something to get a divorce. a lot of states had very few grounds. nevada had seven grounds for divorce. they included adultery, but also things like cruelty and desertion. it offered more possibilities for people to come. it only took six months, which was unbelievably short. caseirst really celebrated happened in 1905 wit

a rerun, so it is a gamble that did not pay offm approach for a rerun, so it is a gamble that did not. it was a hugely risky strategy, his party lost by a sliver back in march. 0.1%. tonight it was lost by about 10%. the opposition ekrem imamoglu managed to find this message of optimism, message of change, message ofa optimism, message of change, message of a future that they were longing for, literally it means everything will be fine. smiles and a positive message compared to the slurs and the smears that have been thrown at him and they called him a terrorist supporter, the compared them to these things and they cannot find these things and they cannot find the message or the tactic to counter his positivity. and that is what i think tonight has shown that the other side of this country, the opposition side was yearning for someone who would crystallize what they wanted in turkey. they found that in ekrem imamoglu and it is the biggest blow to president erdogan it is 25 year political career. ethiopia had looked to be one of the more stable and successful not the same party as pres

towards tackling problem gambling.ng. in a letter to the government, the company said it would also consider reviewing the tone and content of their adverts. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: heart—break for scotland as a controversial penalty retake sees them knocked out of the women's world cup by argentina. captain fantastic, as kane williamson steers new zealand to victory over south africa at the cricket world cup. and french open champion ashleigh barty returns to the court as she gets her grass court season under way with a win in birmingham. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that scotland have been knocked out of the women's world cup after a stoppage time penalty for argentina saw the match end 3—3. twice within 48 hours a spot kick was saved and twice it was ordered to be retaken — and when converted — it shattered the dreams of shelley kerr and her side. watching was jim lumsden. th

james started gambling when he was 16 and lost thousands of pounds. me. so it was just about the ease and accessibility from a really young age that was worrying, alongside the sheer prevalence of advertising at that age. group therapy and one—to—one sessions at the clinic will also focus on mental illnesses related to gambling, such as depression, anxiety and substance misuse. i've dedicated my life to treating adult problem gamblers and that has been sad enough, seeing the destruction that these people have incurred. having said this, many of my adult patients were already children with problem gambling issues. new adult clinics will also open in leeds, manchester and sunderland to stop what nhs bosses have described as the scourge of problem gambling ruining more lives. a pilot has been killed after two eurofighterjets crashed in northeastern germany. the mid—air collision occurred near the laage military base in the eastern state of mecklenburg—vorpommern. the second pilot was able to parachute to safety. as the world seeks to cut carbon dioxide e

we speak to someone who started gambling at 16.

he says it is a gamble.on can do something for the conservative party which is to bring in leave voters he will not have any control over where remain voters leave their vote. he has to hope the remain vote remains divided, but if it falls behind another party the conservatives will have a more substantial challenge and the outcome of that battle does not lie within his control. jeremy hunt's chances are no more certain. at the end of the day, there is no evidence that jeremy hunt can appeal to those who voted leave and voted for the brexit party, but equally it's not obvious he can bring into the party those who voted remain so at the end jeremy hunt is not at a disadvantage, he just isn't going to bring anything to the conservative party electorally, at least as far as the immediate future is concerned. johnson is still the favourite. privately a lot of mps are saying he is promising one thing to brexiteers and the opposite to the rest. a number have told me they suspect he might go back on any pledge. som

and after hanol he's taken that gamble and after hanoi, he's had nothing to show for it.rtunity to save, look, donald trump is courting me, or does he fear donald trump is summoning him? that might be the balance going oi'i him? that might be the balance going on in pyongyang. thanks for the updates. we will monitor the latest developments as president donald trump and president moon meet in the coming hours. we will be keeping an eye on the demilitarised zone. mariko 0i, thank you very much. let's get some of the day's other news. italy's interior minister matteo salvini has accused the captain of a migrant rescue vessel of an act of war, after her ship clipped a police launch trying to stop her docking. carola ra kete was arrested at the italian port of lampedusa, following a two—week stand—off with police at sea. it's the 10th day of anti—russian protests in the georgian capital tbilisi. the demonstrators demand the resignation of the georgian interior minister, who they blame for police violence against a crowd that tried to storm parliament earlier this month. a cons

contribute to tackling problem gambling.ider increasing the amount of safer gambling messaging and reviewing the "tone and content" of its advertising. and what is a sausage and what is a burger? simple questions but the a nswe rs a re burger? simple questions but the answers are getting more complex as food producers increasingly offer these items with no meat in them. the eu is proposing that you cannot call something a sausage unless it has meat in it. if you have a pair of trainers with three stripes on them you might assume they were adidas shoes but a european union court has ruled they cannot be considered a trademark. the court said it was not a patent but an the court said it was not a patent butan ordinary the court said it was not a patent but an ordinary figurative mark, saying it had not acquired a distinctive character. adidas says it will appeal. joining me now is a property lawyer, go into more details about why they decided this isn't a trademark. this is a long—standing dispute between sports branding in eu

gambling companies make a generous offer to tackle problem gambling.n the levy, which will go towards helping problem gambling, but you have to put this into context. they are extremely worried about regulation. you remember the fixed odds betting terminals, the maximum amount you could put in as prize money from £100 down to £2, sorry, the maximum amount you could bet, which are seriously restricted the income they had there. they are very worried about more regulation like this. we can go over to adam bradford, the founder of the safer online gambling group. adam, are they going to win this particular battle, trying to get, trying to self regulate rather than regulate? i don't know and i'm not too sure whether we are talking about paying to self regulate themselves. i think this is an increase on the amount of money they spend on research, education and treatment. at the moment there isn't a central fund that is paying for the kind of support addicts and theirfamilies like the kind of support addicts and their families like mine the kind of support a

with cryptocurrency is just the way you would gamble in the casino but that doesn't mean i would advise portfolio managers to take an allocation to buy lottery tickets or you know or going to las vegas but look right now the reason that bitcoin is rising is because few people are selling and a lot of people are buying so all of the gains are on paper maybe a few people are getting out but a lot of people are holding on because they think this is just the beginning and again we're going to the moon and people don't want to go want to sell but if we can't make a new high which i think is likely i don't think we're going to take out the 20000 high the question is how much more progress will we make right now or you know 11000 and change everybody thinks it's a sure thing that we're going through 20000 but if we don't if we turn back down and bitcoin starts to break down again. remember we were at $3000.00 a show so at the beginning of the year but if this rally fails then we're going to come crashing down and we're going to take out those old lows this could simply be a repeat of the big m

. what you wish for because it is a high—sta kes gamble.numbers for no deal. that is the likely outcome. of course i listen to them. and their constituencies are not that dissimilar to constituencies are not that dissimilarto mind. all constituencies are not that dissimilar to mind. all i can do is speakfrom dissimilar to mind. all i can do is speak from the experience of my own constituency. i am not responsible for we can all stoke, nor am i the speaker. my point is that the remain as in the labour party are playing an extremely dangerous game because if you get your referendum and it goes to a no deal brexit, you have become the inadvertent midwives of a no deal. and you say that would be absolutely catastrophic for the country. let me say this. i don't accept that just because constituents voted to leave in a referendum that they necessarily have the same view now. that is my experience from my own constituents. the other thing is that all the options are horrible. i don't think any of the options are moving forward from this hugely com

off their beer people drawing people borrowing people gambling naked and stupid george osborne's message is and it does absolutely nothing to grow the economy and we already have a precedent already a government backstopping gambling in the housing market it's called fannie mae and freddie mac. that's the primary reason you have a 2008 bust osborne's looking at the. recent history this is the worst policy ever created in a modern history i'm going to do it i will do it worse i'm going to make it even more risky than they did in fannie mae freddie mac. george osborne to britain island wherever it was the guy co-op cyprus is as i've said a menace oh right i stand by those words george osborne is a menace you know it's funny because on the big point genesis block it says verge of another bailout the chancellor they are referring to is george osborne it was actually me who was brown really was gordon brown was the chancellor they shekar in 2800 bailed out northern rock so right that was he was the chancellor and it was it wasn't on verge it was the chancellor in brink of bailout a 2nd bailou

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the air, boats were in position when the word came to stand down we have full team coverage hadley gambles in abu dhabi. let's begin with the latest out of washington, d.c. with nbc's craig boswell. >> good morning. a dramatic escalation of tensions between the u.s. and iran as you mentioned the "new york times" reporting that president trump ordering military strikes on iran and abruptly pulling them back. this was hours after we saw president trump in the oval office saying iran made a big mistake shooting down a u.s. drone. that u.s. drone shown by pentagon video you can see the trail of smoke coming down as this drone goes down this was in the gulf of oman this is near the strait of hormuz there's a picture of one of the u.s. unmanned drones you can see the trail of smoke coming down as this drone is going down the u.s. said it was in international airspace iran says it was over their airspace we have some exclusive information this morning this is from reuters saying that iran received a message from president trump overnight via oman according to an iranian official, the official sa

arguments this gamble in case 17646, versus united states. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. sovereigns is inconsistent with the text. here is no dispute that the text of the cl

the white house blad iran for attack.est hadley gamble reports for us tonight from the united arab emirates. secretary of state mike pompeo blaming tehran for the attack on two tankers in the gulf of oman and stopped short for calli for a military response. >> it is the assessment of ths united staovernment that the republic of iran is esponsible for the attack that occurred the gulf of oman. this is based on intelligence, the wead ns ud the level of expertise needed, and the fact that no proxy group operating in the area has the a resournd proficiency to act with such a high degree of sophistication. >> the u.s. responded to distress calls at 6:00 and 7:00 a.m. local time today as the tw, tanker the front altear, and were engufrled lfed in flames. they're off the coast, anded in mid evaluate busiest shipping lanes in the world. and right off the coast of the uae and as prime minister shinzo abe was in tehran looking to mediate. ju hours after the attack, while i areciate t prime minister going to iran to meet with the ayatollah i think it's too soon to think about a deal. they aren't ready

trading where it is to me, that's actually really scary procter & gamble trading at 24 times forward earnings makes no sense to me. >> the chart master says there's more pain ahead for the beaten down group >> plus chew on this, another hot ipo shares of chewy surging and the next hot ipo could be just around the corner and mark zuckerberg is about to go full crypto when facebook is expected to unveil its cryptocurrency platform and we'll bring you the latest details we're live in times square in new york city. much more "fast money" right after this plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it. so plants... can be a little more... like plants. ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money ", look at the cool crowd that turned out outside of the new york stock exchange for chewy's ipo and that's not all, shares of the pet food company surging nearly 60% today during

he spoke with hadley gamble in bahrain.ley joins us now with a wrap-up. >>> he did, indeed we talked about everything from iran to middle east peace to a preview of what we'll see later in the week at the g20 summit. i want to quickly get to what he had to say about iran. some 80% of the iranian country is already under sanctions the value of the real jumped, and the united states sanctioning iran's supreme leader and top officials within the iranian revolutionary guard. there are expected to be more sanctions later in the week including potentially the country's foreign minister i asked what other tricks do you have up your sleeve? what comes next? >> this week the president signed a new executive order giving treasury even broader authorities to put on sanctions to the supreme leader's office and assets held by them. we will continue to enforce our existing sanctions i announced this week specific sanctions against individuals that have been responsible for bad activity >> that was the treasury secretary seeming to say th

>> hadley gamble, we had those two tankers, you were just off that port.there any indication that the united states navy is either already or will soon have to start escorting not every super tanker but a lot of them 30% of the world's oil every day going through that narrow stretch. >> absolutely. this will raise some bigger questions for the trump administration as well we've heard again and again over the last 48 hours or so a willingness on the part of saudi arabia and others like the uae for payment towards the u.s. military, towards the u.s. navy for that tanker escort that's a conversation that's been had again and again we heard as well over the last 24 hours from u.s. military officials saying there that without that payment there's no real incentive for the united states to pay that close attention to these tankers because at the end of the day all of this oil, where is it headed you and i both know most of it is headed to asia. >> it certainly is hadley gamble, thank you very much >>> maybe oil's little rise is good for the equity markets. energ

>> it was a gamble, huge gamble, one that even republicans and donald trump's own party were aghast thats going to have a massive effect on business and the economy on the united states for the 25% escalating here. it's also situation where donald trump made one most republicans feel he won but by the same virtue as of the end of the story, at the beginning of the story will a lot and entered and we simply just do not have answers to questions ultimately is mexico going to hold up to its end of the bargain as far as a trouble ministration concert, is donald trump going to tweet something that will antagonize. make no mistake about it. >> let's take a look at some of the key points, mexico has agreed to send 6000 troops to polices on border, it has agreed to send and allow migrants seeking asylum can be sent back to mexico it'll get migrants in that country and some of the smuggling organizations that profit, it all sounds like a great idea and great deal lodges say the devil is in the details. i think there's one particular issue that everyone should keep their eyes close and, it's the i

because, you know, let's face it, popular uprising is a very, very dangerous gamble in the end, and you must end, but i want to ask personally — we talked about the perceived threat to you. i happen to know you have at least one child in school in norway, and that created some fuss when the warnings first hit you a few weeks ago. what would it take for you to feel that this fight you're in is no longer worth it? this is a really, really difficult question, stephen, because this is very personal. and you brought up my son, and i want to raise a son who realises that dignity is worth our life. our dignity is worth our life, and this is a message i sent him when i first arrived in 2014 in oslo, in a speech i gave for the oslo freedom forum. our dignity, or we die trying. our liberty, or we die trying. and, again, this is not a slogan. this is our life's mission. not for me — i am only one person, i am only one voice here. there are thousands of people like me, even millions of people like me, who simply don't have this kind of platform, and don't have this voice, and i have to channel that

government let me make this very clear has gambled away a lot of trust which beat. the coalition government has gambled away a loss of trust that's pretty strong words so dangerous time for people in government to be rocking the boat. not dangerous but the problem with the trust is that the german economy is suppose both the middle east on to family owned firms and the larger of the listed docks firms they are very unhappy because they're simply pointing out what everyone knows that the there hasn't been any meaningful domestic reform under merkel ever the the last big reform was a labor market reform under her predecessor since then she's managed very effectively several international crisis but she's done nothing at home and there are big problems having to do with investments that are too low germany has been investing too little both public and private sector. there's the big issue of china and america and little germany and europe getting ground up between them there's already a fleshly intelligence in the digital transformation words the german economy is behi

so who knows, i think that is perhaps one of the gambles are one of the variables that all sides are willing to play into the who knows, maybe something will change or maybe something will change dramatically to liberate the president from this , something that would change that 60 vote for impeachment to something like 180 . >> on the bottom of the screen for the gas that republicans democrats and independents, were talking about congressional oversight and the trump administration. now we go back to monday's hearing of the house judiciary committee and what is your take on the hearing? was it worth the effort and what came out of the event? >> not too much, to be honest. for one thing, the hearing occurred at a time of day when another news event happened but not that many news channels looked away, there was a helicopter crash on a tall building in new york but the producers who run the networks hang out in new york in midtown manhattan and when there is a lot of anxiety about an aircraft crashing into a building and they all cut away. i also i guess i thought rhetorically the rep