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venezuela's government that's his argument and that of course comes all the way back you have tom hackett from back when the 28th elections took place and the british reaction to that as well as that of the other 50 or so countries who recognized why they all as the constitutional interim leader of venezuela but in court today the legal representative of my daughter's board of the b.c.b. said that even though there had been this proclamation had been made by the u.k. government the u.k. still continued to deal with venezuela it continued to have what it said full normal reciprocal diplomatic relations with that in mind as well they're also allegations that even though there are there was a statement that was made where it recognized white dog it did not recognize. to be the president of venezuela which is going to be obviously the fundamental crux of their legal argument as well. dozens of migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea after their boat was reported to be in distress the italian charity mediterranea saving humans says 67 people were taken to put salo in sicily and t

why was that the focus >> jim hackett has been pushing much more of a customer focused approach toward the development of vehicles. you see that with the front two seats a lot of people use the pickup truck i've seen these people, they are balancing their laptop on their chest and steering wheel it is just not functional to be utilized day in and day out. that's why they are focusing on making these more customer user focused. >> it certainly looks like it could be the perfect mobil office >> that generator will get a lot of attention >> a nice ac adaptor thank you, phil. we appreciate it >>> back to the markets, joining me, portfolio manager. we are siege the markets right now. >> it is negative. is this still a market can you feel can be constructive to the upside they will be two steps forward, one step back. overall investors should not be rattled by that. the global back drop going back to 2001 will graduallyimprove. those will be better than such megacap technology >> great question. we believe we have to be in the greatest and have very little debt on their balance sheet. like y

venezuela's government that's his argument and that of course comes all the way back you have tom hackett from back when the 28th elections took place and the british reaction to that as well as that of the other 50 or so countries who recognized why they all as the constitutional interim leader of venezuela but in court today the legal representative of my daughter's board of the b.c.b. said that even though there had been this proclamation had been made by the u.k. government the u.k. still continued to deal with venezuela it continued to have what it said full normal reciprocal diplomatic relations with that in mind as well they're also allegations that even though there are there was a statement that was made where it recognized white though it did not recognize. to be the president of venezuela which is going to be obviously the fundamental crux of their legal argument as well. well still ahead on al-jazeera as malawi prepares for a rerun of the presidential vote we look at the leading candidates preparing a message to south korea the north's plan to fight millions of leaflets across

susan hackett is here, associate professor at at tulane university. good to have you here, doctor.s really been very strict about this, so tell us what else is nola doing right, and how much depends on citizens' compliance? >> good day, arthel. it's great to see you again. mayor cantrell has done a really outstanding job, i think, from a public health perspective. she has been very clear in why she's taking the steps she has taken, and the restrictions that she has taken that are somewhat more intense than those contained in the statewide guidelines, i think, have really made a difference. particularly her designation about a masks being worn in indoor environments. arthel: any, any other restrictions that the mayor has clamped down on or extended that is working? and, again, are the folks in nola, you know, complying? >> well, i think they are. i think the mayor has also limited gatherings to a smaller size than is contained in the broader statewide guidelines, and i think that has been advantageous. but it does seem that the citizens of new orleans have really taken to heart the

woman friend, as it turns out, the executive director of delaware wild lands and her name is kate hackett. about a year and a half ago, kate, with her family and another family traveled to a place called big ben national park in the state of texas. this park is on the u.s.-mexican border, as some of you know. these two families were distressed by what happens happening along our borders. they wanted to visit border towns to experience their humanity themselves. as the two families hiked along the rio grande river, kate's friend sang her favorite lullaby not in english, but in spanish the her song echoed in the canyon and when she paused, an unknown voice from across the border emerged with the next verse of the same song. these two strangers, divided by the depths of a canyon, alternated verses, savoring a shared experience regardless of borders, regardless of race, regardless of languages. i was moved at the time to hear how kate was able to use her family's outdoor experience that day. i'm still moved today. and to hear about how that day taught her children a lesson in compassion, a le

they made a hackett of this. i hope that the president's designation as a terrorist group will do is let's open up the funding. who is paying for these people? i was appalled that 13 of joe biden's staff were donating money to bail people out in minneapolis. frankly, i was also appalled that they were being bailed out. they should stay in jail until this is over. steve: newt gingrich, we thank you very much. read his op-ed at foxnews.com. thank you, mr. speaker. all right. meanwhile, straight ahead, as riots spread across the united states, what would martin luther king jr. do? alveda king says her uncle believed love, not hate, was the only way to peace. she joins us live coming up next. if your gums bleed when you brush you may have gingivitis. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums and possibly tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. brian: as violent riots continue to tear through cities across the country, we are re