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trip marks the first time a saudi monarch has visited russia the oil minister of saudi arabia told geoff cutmore on a opinional that the recent relationship between russia and the kingdom was crucial when it came to influences production levels >> this partnership between russia and saudi arabia has c catalized cooperation of an unprecedented coalition of 24 countries. it has breathed back life into opec, which found itself unable to single handedly swing production as supply was per social securi persistently high in 2014 with inventories slowly rising ahead of demand. >>> the saudi minister went on to add he's not getting carried away by the havenrecent uptick n global oil prices. we are not getting complacent or celebrating soon, until we get the balances to where they belong and ensure we have adequate supply, adequate capacity, and we keep our eyes on the road, as we bring the global energy markets in balance to continue to do our job in the global economy, our job will not be done. what do you see as the main driver force o what do you see as the main driver force o for oil demand?

representing the seller is geoff. kathryn's already shown him two homes. next up is a three-bedroom, 1,900 square-foot home in henderson, nevada. >> gino, the home we're gonna look at now is a home that was built in 2000. it's right around the square footage that you were looking for -- three-bedroom, two-story home. i think you'll really like the backyard, as well, so should we go take a look inside? >> all right, let's go. >> great. ♪ >> come on in. >> thank you. >> the nice thing about this house, which is somewhat unusual, is we have a downstairs master, so it gives you the functionality of a one-story for ease of livability, but you have the use and space of a two-story. [ tires screeching ] >> hold on. back up a minute. before you even step foot in the house, there's some critical things you got to know. number one -- always really understand your finances.

we are not going to do anything to stop him from getting a nuclear weapon. >> and, geoff, we know what with rex tillerson this week. he actually came out and said, i never wanted to resign and didn't quite say he didn't call the president a morin but his spokesperson came out and later said that. does he stay? does he have to stay now? >> i think he stays at least until the scheduled trip to asia which is happening in early november. it doesn't seem that there's any situation in which he could step down before that but begs the question, can he be effective in this role because secretary of state is effective -- you know, his relationship really rests in the kind of relationship that he has with the president, his perception overseas. and yet you have all these world leaders who believe that he thinks that the president of the united states is a moron as was reported and that trump doesn't have, you know, faith in his top diplomat. >> susan, i want to turn to iran. the president is expected to announce next week that he will decertify the iran nuclear agreement, so what happens with th

is live from moscow where he has been speaking to the hungarian foreign minister geoff?> absolutely. very interesting i had the opportunity to sit down with the foreign minister of hungary i asked him about the situation in catalonia ahead of the eu parliamentary debate his message double standards hungary, as we know, has been threatened with article seven, which would impose a freeze on voting rights. he argued that the eu has been much slower to condemn spanish action in catalonia. i went on to ask about why he is here inmoscow. hungary has a relatively warm relationship with moss cocow compared to other former soviet bloc countries i asked him whether he was the closest country in europe to moscow he suggested there were double standards for other european countries in their relationships with this country right now. germany was the one that came to his mind let's have a listen to what he had to say >> you just have to put facts on the table. if you look at the list of companies which will be together with gazprom, not hungarian, not even central european companies.

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you know, geoff sessions could be coming. the fact that he hasn't yet met with robert mueller doesn't mean he's not going to. >> stephanie, i think you hit the nail on the head. i think that's what happened. if i were advising the attorney general and i knew this hearing was coming up and i had a request to be interviewed, i would put that off until after thwasn't forced to answer questions about it. you could tell senator sessions wasn't quite -- i think he came in ready to answer the question have you been interviewed by special counsel. he was ready to say no. >> yeah. he loves that answer. >> yeah. but you could tell when leahy asked it the way he did, not only have you interviewed but has there been a request. he never did fully answer that question. i suspect the request is on the table. we know the special counsel has interviewed rod rosenstein. they both had that conversation with the president the day before comey was fired. it would make sense that request would come. >> if you've got don mcgahn in the mix, i mean,

geoff bennett and susan glasser, politico's international affairs columnist. so much to talk about.to start with those comments, susan, what did you make of that? >> i don't think anybody expected that. >> no, nobody expected that. we're still waiting to find out. the storm, is it the next hurricane in the way of atlantic hurricanes that seems to be extending on forever is it some international crisis, north korea, a follow-up to the fire and fury comment of president trump back in august feel like maybe it's just this week's cliffhanger in the episode of the trump show. >> geoff, his aides did not know about that. and, you know, the military standing behind him were probably cringing. >> that's right. the fact that no senior trump administration official including the vice president wants to engage on questions about what the president actually meant i think suggests that the president was just speaking entirely off the cuff in a mood to make mischief and to be messed with. >> whether he's talking off the cuff or not, the world watches. what do you think the reaction is around the

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we learned a better way to spell geoff." stores and see families fight over movies. it was a good time. see a kid run up to their mom, "can we get 'nightmare on elm street'?" "you're six. who told you about this movie?" "dad did." "gary, what the hell, man." you have to go on vacation now if you want to see families fight. families on vacation are breaking down. ( laughter ) some are having a good time. a lot are just getting a divorce in public. screaming at each other. kids are complaining about everything. "can we go back to the hotel? my phone's dying. there's no wifi!" you see a dad like, "i didn't even want this family!" and just walks away. ( laughter ) i get how some people get so mad, too. some families go on vacation and spend so much money. some people go on vacation and spend $600 a night to stay in a hotel-- $600 a night! then in the morning they'll get up and leave that room! is that not crazy? if i ever go on a vacation and the hotel room is $600 a night, that room is the vacation! ( laughter ) ( applause ) (

geoff collins looking for the first ever win over houston. we start the second quarter.emple came to play. here's the physicality. the owls are traveling. randle, would you please stop the ball more often. temple would keep houston from extending their lead before the half and four seconds left, owls down seven, looking for a miracle finish, a hail mary off the arm of logan marchi. falls short of the end zone. houston gets the victory, 20-13. >>> plus the phillies, the season wraps up this afternoon. last night the final night game at citizens bank park. we pick this one up at the top of the sixth, travis d'arnaud. a fly ball to right. nick williams comes up throwing. a laser to home plate. juan legarrette is trying to score, rat-a-tat-tat. he's gunned down. jorge alfaro, though, look at this. a wicked shot to the head. he'd have to leave the game. and then we went to extras. so reese hopkins trying to end it in the bottom of the tenth. this one's gone, right? not. it stays in the yard. a long flyout. teammates can't believe it. thought they had that one. this one, thoug

geoff: it is possible. with north korea and specifically, the markets are not willing to pay a premium unless there is a material change in one direction or another. you can't dismiss the underlying data. people are not in the position for? i said that the dollar is on the move, manufacturing is marching higher. the hedges are not there. the hedge funds are the most bearish on the currencies. who is behind who here? way, you put it this mentioned a squeeze. if the market is in position on dollars -- manus: i did write them down. there are three big variables. geoffrey: what about emerging-market currencies? well local currencies in the emergency markets. people talked about 25 at the beginning of the year. now they're wondering when we will go under 17. what has changed in the terms of fundamentals? that is where the upside to the dollar is. and where the profit taking in hedging is going to be. the fundamentals around the dollar, there is also talk about who is going to lead the fed next. it, if it's janet

. >>> how about here in south filly geoff collins looking for the first ever win over houston.emple came to play. here's the physicality. the owls are traveling. temple would keep houston from extending their lead before the half and four seconds left, owls down seven, looking for a miracle finish, a hail mary off the arm of logan marchi. they fall, 2-3. >>> the season wraps up this afternoon. last night the final night game at citizens bank park. top of the sixth, travis d'arnaud. a laser to home plate. juan legarrette is trying to score, rat-a-tat-tat. look at this. a wicked shot to the head. he'd have to leave the game. and then we went to extras. so reese hopkins trying to end it in the bottom of the tenth. this one's gone, right? not. it stays in the yard. a long flyout. teammates can't believe it. they thought they had it. this one, though, definitely gone asdrubal cabrera. that's it for sports. >>> 5:57. breaking overnight, o.j. simpson is a free man. we'll have the latest on his release from the nevada prison where he served nine years for a robbery. krystal, it is a ch

my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? historically, yes...t's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. ♪ ♪ (cheering) okay. all right, hurry, stack the cool ones. hurry up! the church bake sale isn't until tomorrow morning. why are we rushing? 'cause these are fresh cookies, and my dad will be home soon. they're not safe. oh. got it. [ door closes ] oh, crap! he's home. hide the cookies! hide the cookies! kevin: hello, hello? hey. hey. hey. how's it going? good. i just got the car washed. they're jacking the prices up over there again. i'm not even gonna go. something happened here. no, nothing. really? it's still warm. interesting.

port of a point which has shipping channels near the reef well joining me on skype from sydney is geoff cousins he's president of this truly and conservation foundation it's a group under the umbrella of the stop danny alliance thank you very much for being with us if i understand this correctly there's been mining in the galilee basin since the one nine hundred seventy s. and one would have thought that many environmental concerns would have been addressed as each of those projects came to fruition what's different about this one this would be the biggest economic built in australia and one of the biggest in the world it's a massive project and all of the ships would be all of this car would be explored and out through the barrier reef so the rich the rate on about thirty percent of the barrier reef unfortunately is already dead from wild warming but to add an enormous risk such as this so that by through the ships going through the race but also of course this trial was getting burnt and that is going to contribute significantly so long when it's a place of madness at a time when the

. >> reporter: cindy conway dragged her les-than-thrilled husband, geoff pavey, here from north carolina. >> while we were walking up, i was talking about how this is going to be tough for me because i have a fear of heights. >> reporter: you've come to the wrong place! meeting the bridge engineer put pavey's mind at ease a bit. >> maybe i don't see you again but not because of the bridge. because of your going. >> reporter: the idea behind this bridge was to boost tourism, and it turns out it's raised blood pressure, too. seth doane, cbs news, near randa, switzerland. >> ninan: and that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us. good night. why it took so long to recovery from last winters storms. remembering the fallen. bay area firefighters who put their lives on the line... are given a hero's salute. the emotional ceremony for friends and family and why it's extra special today. and an east bay community is fed up with living in squalor. the different groups demanding change... and now... joining forces to take on the city. good e

my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? historically, yes... we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. ♪ ♪ (cheering) he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. [ door closes ] carly: sonny. sonny. i did what you asked. i waited till we're home. now tell me what's going on. who was that man that came through the skylight? he's jason. ♪ last chance. you let her go. whoa, whoa. you can't shoot me. you'll hit her. no, i won't. you can kill me or save her, but not both. sam! ♪ ♪ [ breathing heavily ] ♪ okay, what's going on? [ monica sighs ]

and had to geoff kevin on board -- >> host: your house. >> guest: yeah, i said i'll just try it for the first semester and at christmas we'll re-evaluate and decide. you can go in and out of public school. ing can wasn't like we were in a private school and would lose our slot or something. and i tried it and i loved it. i loved it. it's hard. but it's not harder than sending your kid to school. it's easier than sending your kid to school. >> host: you write in your book you moved to that neighborhood because of the public school. >> guest: yes. we moved there because -- and and they are good schools. i happened to have my -- according to the folklore, the second agreed class my son was in was the very worst second agreed class that school ever had. they had i think five problems children in the school -- in the classroom. it was a shared courtroom so they had two teachers, one every other day a different teacher. just a myriad of issues around that classroom. but we turned in a book report every month for five months, and after the fifth book report i had not received any back and so i

arizona senator, it geoff lake announcing he will not seek re—election, accusing the president of a flagrantruth and decency. reckless, outrageous and undignified behaviour has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is, when it isjust countenanced as telling it like it is, when it is just reckless, outrageous and undignified. and when such behaviour and mates from the top of our government, it is something else. it is dangers to our democracy. president trump has previously described senatorjeff fla ke previously described senatorjeff flake as toxic. in a press briefing, a spokesperson showed no surprise at the move. i haven't spoken him directly but i think based on previous statements and certainly based on the lack of support he has from the people of arizona, it is probably a good move. senatorjeff flake's criticism probably a good move. senatorjeff fla ke's criticism of probably a good move. senatorjeff flake's criticism of the administration, a second attack in the day from a senior republican, one who is also standing down, bob corker said the president is incapable of

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geoff no, i cannot imagine 7. at hugh's life from your perspective, how do you think he will be remembered? >> i'm shire won't be forgotten. he was so much more than just a human being. he did so much for civil rights and sexual liberties. he was such scene outspoken man and his legacy will live on longer than i will live on. jesse: you are play nate 2014. it must open doors for you professionally. >> it's been very good formica rear. jesse: what was hef like as a person, if you can tell the audience you knew him closely. >> i think most of people know him as an icon, activist, revolutionary. he was also a very gaition man. my mom arrived to visit me and she remembered him very fondly. he was have much a gentleman to every lady he ever met regardless of age. and just a very kinds hearted man. jesse: isabella, kennedy, thank you very much. i'm sure hugh hefner's legacy will always endure. "watters world" hung out with crooked hillary fans at a brooklyn book signing. brooklyn book signing. that's my bladder leakage

the husband of former congress woman gabrielle geoff orders who survived a shooting six years ago sayshooting. despite senseless gun related violence, despite an epidemic of preventible suicides, despite the problem of toddlers shooting toddlers and their pa rents, toddlers shooting toddlers and their parents, the response from congress has been to do nothing. parents, the response from congress has been to do nothinglj roanically, has been to do nothing.” roanically, after mass shootings, gun sales go up rather than down. the white house press secretary says it's too early to talk about increased controls but some are now changing their minds. a guitar player who'd been on stage on sunday said they had good guys with guns but they were useless and gun control is needed right now sophie long, bbc news. and you can get all of the latest on the shooting in las vegas, online at bbc.co.uk/news. let the lion roar. that's the title of the speech that the foreign secretary borisjohnson will be making this afternoon at the conservative party conference amid more speculation about his leadershi

willis, one of the jeep “- joined by geoff willis, one of the jeep —— one of the chief joined by geoffing a spot warm here. yes, the constructors and drivers trophy, again winning both championships, thatis again winning both championships, that is what we planned to do two yea rs that is what we planned to do two years ago, we wanted to win both in 2016 and 2017, after the big rule change, and we have finally done it, it has been tough. and you know what it has been tough. and you know what it is like to stand on the podium, you managed to be awarded one of these yourself. i was very privileged to receive a constructors trophy at monza back in 2015, a fantastic experience, for once in my life on the podium, so what it is like for lose all those times i don't know, but it must be fantastic. amazing for you and the fantastic. you live team, these are the days you live for in this board. absolutely, it is a tough business, it is a beautiful, and now we want to go and do it again. it gets harder every year, but that is what we are here for. what is it about lewis hamilton that has paved t

geoff had an operation on his knee.ds. what impact did that have on him? it he was very impact did that have on him? it he was very upset obviously because he was very upset obviously because he was told initially that he would be on it dla for the rest of his life. the department for work and pensions said pip is different. to reapply. so when it came back with no points and he was told his dla was going to stop in the middle ofjanuary, he didn't panic, but he was upset. he was worried how he was going to make ends meet and he was struggling with his health problems and added to that and the stress of having to go to appeal, and the fact that i was trying to help him with all was degrading for him really. was it? you appealed and while you were waiting for the appeal, geoff was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and died two days before the final appeal decision which would have restored his benefits effectively? yes. tell us about that. the appeal date came through while he was in the hospice. i told him about the ap

my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one?but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) >>> that houston astros are one win away from winning the world series after beating the doctors last night in extra inning. the game featured two aces. quickly the game turned into a slugfest. the dodgers blue a three run lead. the game went into the tent inning and then this moment from the astros third baseman.>> that is in the air to left field. here comes fisher. astros win. >> the winning run more than five hours after the first pitch. the astros hold a 3-2 lead. the world series now shifts back to dr. -- los angeles. >>> scenes from the baseball diamond are now being depicted by a former sketch room artist. >> this one, i took a toothbr

geoff collins looking for the first ever win over houston. temple came to play.s the physicality. the owls are traveling. temple would keep houston from extending their lead before the half and four seconds left, owls down seven, looking for a miracle finish, a hail mary off the arm of logan marchi. falls short of the end zone. houston gets the victory, 20-13. >>> the season wraps up this afternoon. last night the final night game at citizens bank park. top of the sixth, travis d'arnaud. a fly ball to right. nick williams comes up throwing. a laser to home plate. juan legarrette is trying to score, rat-a-tat-tat. he's gunned down. jorge alfaro, though, look at this. a wicked shot to the head. he'd have to leave the game. and then we went to extras. so reese hopkins trying to end it in the bottom of the tenth. this one's gone, right? not. it stays in the yard. a long flyout. teammates can't believe it. thought they had that one. this one, though, definitely gone. asdrubal cabrera with two gone. mets beat the phillies, 7-4. that's it for sports. i'm danny pommells

geoff: it is sort of the conservative answer to the shopping sites in the end pressure sites the leftcolor of change has been active on the left of their has not been something on the right. second vote is an opportunity for people to go on the web and get a sense if a company's conservative enough for your views or liberal enough for your videos. it goes both ways. but they rank sites from 1-5. 1 being the least conservative and five being the most conservative. you can look at nonprofit groups and decide if i do not like the politics of this group, what is the alternative? especially groups not considered conservative, they will list alternatives in the ranking. julia: give me an example. apple is one, i'd assume. what is a five? >> the national rifle association. hobby lobby. they are 5's. if you go to apple, they say samsung might be a alternative that is less liberal. so there are alternatives you can consider. julia: is there an appeals process? >> they send a registered letter to the general council the ceo and give them an opportunity to basically dispute what they are finding

geoff: ohio still lags.rivate agency, including the state auditor for many years say that it is largely a function of the fact that it is hard to tell how ohio is deal jobs getting four states and municipalities are going to be until the terms are side. ad, ohio just made amazon real beneficiary of that of the course of now five deals in the last few years. carol: we will dig into the specifics about that because it kind of blew my mind a little bit. the breaks given to amazon one right after the other in ohio. course of the first four of those five deals, millions of front. deals by the private economic development agency rather than by the state municipalities. approved by the five-person ohio tax control authority but that is mostly people from private industry and one state official. carol: no sales taxes for 15 years, and $81 million deal, 1.4 billion in cash, money to build a warehouse. >> right. the tax breaks from contributing to local municipal funding is a big part of this. it is not that ohio is p

my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) >>> time is 8:58 harvey weinstein has been banned for life by the producers guild of america, expected after he was accused of several cases of sexual assault and harassment. the producers guild said instead of addressing charges weinstein chose to give up his membership. >>> after kevin spacey continues to face criticism, in a statement space gee apologized and called it drunken behavior. netflix, producing house of cards says the show's six season will be its last. >> netflix said they are very concerned for their cast members, in fact they said executives flown to the set today in baltimore and they were talking to all the cast and crew about this. >> netflix said this was always going to be the last season. the spacey's statement he came out as a gay man. critics in the lgbtq community blasting it for coming out in the same statement where he apologized for predator row behavior. >>> berke

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collaboration that everyone will surely know about with the traveling wilburys which was a super group with geoff live boy bob dylan and of course beatle george harrison and there's a fantastic clip of him playing together with. jeff today and doing a tribute to george harrison of well my could touch and we see tom petty who's sixty six years old of course you he achieved quite a lot in his career what do you think you'll be best remembered for i think you'll be best remembered for us i said these anthemic songs that almost inject into the soul of roll music and what about your personal favors when you look back at tom petty's music well it probably dates me but when i was a student i went back down was writing up the charts and it was the summer and you could just hear it playing almost out of every window i would say it was a wonderful song with the really captured the mood of the time ok mark thank you so much mark s. bonaire from our arts and culture desk thanks a lot. and just reminder the top stories we're following for you here today on the news los vegas is mourning the fifty nine victims

. >> would you geoff us that information? >> i can do that. >> thank you. yield back. >> thank you issue yield to the gentle lady from washington. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me pick up on the questions of our ranking member of the subcommittee, miss lofgren. mr. lloyd, do you believe that a woman's constitutional right toberg depends on her immigration status? >> i think the -- any entrant into the united states -- it's a yes or no question, mr. lloyd. do you believe that a woman's constitutional right to abortion don't her immigration status, yes or no? >> a number of rights -- >> that is not a yes or no answer. >> my answer is any number of rights depend on where they stand in terms of our immigration system. >> i do not understand that answer. is that a yes or a no? i'll take that as a no. so, do you believe that immigrants have constitutional rights? >> once again, ma'am, if somebody wants to come into the -- >> i'll take that as a no. mr. lloyd do you have medical training of any kind? >> i -- if i needed a vice regarding any medical situation reg

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councillor geoff hill is the chairman of theresa may's also with us is politics lecturer kathryn simpsonbad week at the office for theresa may. undeniably, it's been a bad week at the office fortheresa may. undeniably, on it's been a bad week at the office for theresa may. undeniably, on the other hand, this is something she will build upon. this is the same theresa mayhew was home secretary, who made difficult decisions, she's resilient and she will see the light at the end of the tunnel. it has been a difficult week, no denying that, but on the flip side, she will go the other side. was it a week where it could have been the situation where she would have had to face a leadership contest? did it ever come that close? 0r to face a leadership contest? did it ever come that close? or as many have suggested, was a whipped up by very few and grass upon by the media? i think it's the latter more than anything. she has had a bad week at the office, a difficult week, she said herself she's been suffering from a cold. the calamities she faced during the conference calamities she faced during th

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