hock in nairobi to call on the government and the private sector to take action on the issues they were also proteus in namibia and uganda now the biggest polluter on the continent is south africa which ranks 14th in the world that's mostly because of all the coal the country. funded was at the protest and. hundreds of people here in cape town are marching to the pa their minds of the country today but why are they you know why are the demonstrating let's hear what they have to say because we are the future. yes it's important the government sees that the people of this country care and that they demand action. in this country demonstrations they were pretty well you know the people this country have a long history of. of showing their voice on the street and so i think it's important to do it that way and hopefully we can get the message to the governments and they can act like for me i'm not the guy you know you just see an issue that really affects us all so i really came to march so i decided to come near you know be a part of something that works towards the change we need to actua

oil prices shoot up off the draw a tax on saudi arabia's production side cutting production in hock brant crude jumps 19 percent before retreating slightly but the situation remains volatile for the us blaming iran for the attacks. and after the elections in tunisia how the country is still grapples with 35 percent of youth unemployment and while the political elite doesn't seem to care. also on the show their. healthy markets could revolutionize the way we feed the world. i'm in berlin welcome to the show all prices have surged after saturday's attack on 2 major processing plants in saudi arabia u.s. president donald trump says he is ready to respond militarily to those responsible and aides to the president points to iran as the main culprit meanwhile he has also authorized the use of the country's emergency stockpile of all. these are the images that inspired dread in politicians and investors around the world saudi arabia's largest oil refinery up in flames and half of the country's oil production slashed at least temporarily by one airborne barrier. appearing on a t.v. station sympat

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lawmakers heard from 16-year-old lauren hock who survived the 2018 parkland shooting. >> do you think day you will. unfortunately, if that takes until people my age are in your position, we're going to be the legislators sitting in your seats. we're going to be the ones who have lived through this. we'll have to make these changes. >> reporter: max schacter's son alex was one of 17 killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school. >> we know that the next school mass murderer is already out there. it is not a question of if, it is a question of when. >> reporter: after the parkland shooting, congress passed measures to fund grant programs for school violence prevention training and infrastructure improvements. a white house commission suggested arming school personnel. >> i as an individual and as a representative of march for our lives strongly oppose the notion that arming teachers will make our schools safer. >> reporter: schacter said the currents lockdown drills many schools undertake may not be effective. >> training in a lockdown which is what many schools are doing is just teac

office after an inquiry into the actions of an ice will extract mr who worked with them and maher hock was jailed for life last year for attempting to create what's been called a jihad this child from young worshippers and questions have been asked about how it was allowed to happen to reports. step around the corner of this suburban london street and the windows on the building and the plaque on the door will reveal that this is in fact a mosque and it's a mosque that sin a bit of trouble right now for hiring a dangerous extremist to teach children and then trying to cover it up 26 year old mahaan taught islamic studies at the mosque despite having no qualifications and being employed as an administrator. was jailed for life gerry in the trial the court heard details of how he'd shown extremist materials to children that had attended the off to school club here and how he tried to mold them into an army of kids. terrorism like how to fight he wants a group of 300 men. those children to reenact the westminster a time he was showing them very concerning terrorist related propaganda vide

bolton, the extreme hock in the u.s.ion that many say was responsible for some of the policies on venezuela, iran, he is out. the oil market, down she went on the back of that and we had tom pao and steve mnuchi -- pompeo and steve mnuchin saying it is steady as you go. definitely a big geopolitical theme we are watching. we've also got headlines crossing that china is unveiling its first list for tariffs exemptions on u.s. goods. that is all the details at the moment. we are waiting for more details and of course this feeds into the risk rally we have seen through the asian session after some comments on twitter at the china ismes saying looking to offset the impact of the trade war. the trade story, we will get into with our guest host in a few minutes. manus: one of the first things they have applied an exemption to, china approved an exemption oil..s. lube and these first set of tariff exemptions, coming up to the 70th anniversary. china opens the door to bigger and more ownership of china, bonds, equities, emancipat

just, you know, for the president of the united states to be leveraging american foreign policy, hockingit, extorting the leader of another country if that's what has happened is unprecedented, and the last time the president did, that richard nixon, the republican party stood up and held him accountable for the abuse of power. this republican party today is running for cover and actually inadvertently supporting a cover-up if what is alleged is true. the only way to get at it is release the transcript. let everybody see what the president said. if he leveraged american foreign policy and foreign aid to get a president of another country to be the opposition research arm of his campaign, that is a fundamental, profound, and deeply disturbing abuse of power. >> brennan: do you know what secretary pompeo was talking about when he said interference? >> i have no idea. >> brennan: is it inappropriate for the secretary of state to talk about that? >> i have no idea what he was talking about, so i'm not going to make a judgment on that. >> brennan: before you were secretary of state -- >> mayb

doing things right and i think that's what we've been doing and former baucus and captain misbah all hock has been appointed as his country's new national coach missed but will also be chief selector he replaces mickey arthur whose contract was not renewed after the team failed to progress beyond the 2019 world cup group stages. colombian striker rather has been given quite a while come by the fans of his new club. thousands of gala tasso rise supporters packed the team stadium in istanbul to get an early look at the 33 year old former head logical madrid and monaco player has signed a 3 year deal with the turkish champions. and the man widely considered to be the greatest alpine skier of all time has confirmed his retirement from the sport austria's marcel her sure is stepping away from the slopes at the age of 30 or sure has dominated slalom and giant slalom events for the best part of a decade but he had to wait until pyung chang last year to collect his 1st olympic gold medals her share has won the overall world cup title of record 8 times only 2 other skiers have topped his total of

consortium of multinational companies want to build the plants on the llama islands and as nicholas hock reports some locals are welcoming the project. a protected site under threat level was an ancient so he settlement built from coral in memory of timber. for centuries arab chinese and indian traders have come to these islands of exceptional beauty. while its beaches in ancient history attracts tourists its location facing the indian ocean is now attracting investors. who produce many simpson as 3 months old his farm to investors who want to transform this unesco world heritage site home to endangered lions and buffaloes into 1000000000 dollar coal plant we're excited because we see he said different up and coming to a long long. time on the whole a lot you. know but young people who have been protesting against the project saying it will damage the environment kill animals and destroy their island we have a little bit you do have the right to say that 6 what we did community different than what we did not want this cleaned up a little that's what got him on till they took the governme

untouched for hundreds of years and many in the community want to keep that area protected but as nicholas hock reports from little island or on the locals who welcome these developments. a protected site under threat is an ancient sewer hilly settlement built from coral and mangrove timber. for centuries arab chinese and indian traders have come to these islands of exceptional beauty. while its beaches in ancient history attracts tourists its location facing the indian ocean is now attracting investors. with produce many's simpson has 3 months abood sold his farm to investors who want to transform this unesco world heritage site home to endangered lions and buffaloes into $1000000000.00 coal plant excited because we see he said different up and coming to a long long. time on the whole a lot you are not that good but young people in law who have been protesting against the project saying it will damage the environment kill animals and destroy their island what we did is we have a limited you do not get right to anything that was we did community it was right when we did not want this cleaned up

lands there are fears about the impact that will have on the environments and wildlife but as nicholas hock reports from the lamo islands for some vocals it means jobs and hope. a protected site under threat is an ancient sewer hilly settlement built from coral immigrant timber. for centuries arab chinese and indian traders have come through these islands of exceptional beauty. while its beaches in ancient. history attracts tourists this location facing the indian ocean is now attracting investors. who produce many simpson. abood sold his farm to investors who want to transform this unesco world heritage site home to endangered lions and buffaloes into 1000000000 dollar coal plant with hidden because we see he said different up and coming to a long long. time on the whole a lot you are not that good but young people in law who have been protesting against the project saying it will damage the environment kill animals and destroy their island we have a little bit you do not get right to even think that what we did when you needed it was right we did not want this cleaned up a little that's w

thousands homeless the pope sent a video message saying that although he can't go beyond the capital his hocks is reaching out to the whole country he is expected to address the nature of that happens but also the fragile peace process just last month the government scientists historic peace treaty with the former rebel group but some of their fight still refusing to hands in their weapons. there was a jew increase their reporting authorities in the bahamas are assessing the devastation caused by hurricane dorian the most powerful storm ever to hit the country large areas of the islands have been flooded and thousands of homes completely destroyed at least 7 people are confirmed dead that figure is expected to grow dorian has more strength but its dangerous winds could still hit the u.s. states of georgia as well as south and north carolina. bad things are pretty bad rescue efforts is still being carried out here on grandmama island and you know doing it note that the storm on monday again yesterday in and out of bands and right now you know what. type of storm winds force winds. now we still

people say that it's failing many of your critics blame you including former finance minister is hocked or he blames you for the current economic crisis what do you say to that and to the other critics who are blaming you for had the economy is right now pakistan inherited the worst economy ever in our history we had the biggest current account deficit you know which in our history nor the government has had to face that meant that the rupee the moment we took over because there were a shortage of dollars because we were selling much less than we were buying from the world that meant there was a pressure on our rupee and so the rupee devalued when the rupee devalues. there has to be inflation because everything import few. affects electricity. it goes you know 40 percent of electricity is from imported fuel than gas to be import l.n.g. that everything gets expensive so a country goes through difficult period but the problem is we could header tit this huge deficit but the good uses that we have broad down the the current account deficit by 70 percent we had exports are going up we've cu

doing things right and i think that's what we've been doing and former barca sign captain miss prall hock has been appointed as his country's new national coach miss but will also be chief selector he replaces mickey arthur whose contract was not renewed after the team failed to progress beyond the 2019 world cup group stages. colombian striker rather has been given quite a while come by the fans of his new club. thousands of gala tatts arise supporters packed the team stadium in istanbul to get an early look at the 33 year old former head logical madrid and monaco player has signed a 3 year deal with the turkish champions. and the man widely considered to be the greatest alpine skier of all time has confirmed his retirement from the sport austria's marcel her sure is stepping away from the slopes at the age of 30 or sure has dominated slalom and giant slalom events for the best part of a decade but he had to wait until pyung chang last year to collect his 1st olympic gold medals. sure has won the overall world cup title of record 8 times only 2 other skiers have topped his total of $67.0

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political and economic influence and trying to delay the inevitable loss of us hegemony for watching the hocks michelle greenstein our t.v. . our fresh water infrastructure is in crisis for watchers from flint michigan to newark new jersey and other cities big and small across the united states many residents are living with contaminated and even dangerous water supply. in a new series of reports r t america's natasha sweed puts the quality of water in the state of california under a microscope to discover what dangerous chemicals are hiding in the water supply of the world's largest economy she begins with a massive cover up of a partial nuclear meltdown in sydney valley california. simi valley is known for many things like the ronald reagan presidential library i mean a place where families raise their children outside the city what you likely won't hear about is a chemical in the brown water that has some residents can start least 70 lives just outside of los angeles in the city of simi valley the mother of 3 says the reason a chemical called perchlorate is in simi valley is ground water is

know what you think about topics with covered over social media be sure to check out watching the hocks the podcast which is now available on spotify afterwards and everywhere else in the podcast coming up saudi arabia is on fire which must mean the white house is once again gunning for. the star. u.s. foreign policy a former pentagon senior security policy analyst michael maloof joins us to discuss all that state to watch. the world is driven by a dreamer shaped by one person with those words. thinks . we here to ask. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision. every thing came to a complete. the day that i was right. you know told to shut up kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in and you graham my own and he right mean. if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the us military rape is a very very traumatizing thing tat happen but i've never seen trauma like

. >> it's a hockes, folks. it's a joke. impeachment for that? >> he has some support. a "wall street journal" op-ed, by 19 members, including the ranking member of the foreign affairs committee, they say, this attack on the president could have far-reaching implications for policy and damage their ability to speak candidly with any u.s. president. >>> a new quinnipiac poll refeels, only 37% of the voters% he should be removed from office. there's a partisan divide. 4% of republicans and 72% of democrats supporting impeachment. >>> amid the impeachment frenzy, president trump and ukraine's president zelensky met. matthew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. that's right. this was the pinnacle of this hysteria, that's been surrounding the situation with president trump and his phone call on july 25th, with president zelensky. they talked about national security. they talked about ukraine getting its territory back. the diplomatic support that the united states had been given the ukraine, in term of those issues. president zelensky said, he didn't feel there wa

and to kenya now in the east african case and our correspondent nicholas hock oh these protests are not just taking place here in nairobi it's across africa in johannesburg and cape town and go into your sea in senegal and then lo may why because out of the 10 countries that will be most affected by climate change 7 of them are all the african continent and it's already started with the hurricane sweeping through mozambique flash floods in south africa you see here leone and droughts that are dividing people in the sun house here in 200 are at risk of going extinct every day because of the crowds and so many young people here are growing impatient with their leaders. and if you did you need. to plan it just as he had and it passed in a. purchaser's have just taken over the streets of one of the major capitals about because they're headed towards the ministry of energy because the government has put in place policies that then must think it's going ahead with their world with a plan to build. a world heritage site right here in kenya and these protesters are angry about this climate chan

people say that it's failing many of your critics blame you including former finance minister is hocked or he blames you for the current economic crisis what do you say to that and to the other critics who are blaming you for had the economy is right now. pakistan inherited the worst economy ever in our history we had the biggest current account deficit you know which in our history nor the government has had to face that moment that the rupee the moment we took over because there were a shortage of dollars because we were selling much less than we were buying from the world that meant there was a pressure on our on our rupee and so the rupee devalued when the rupee devalues. the has to be inflation because everything you import few. affects electricity because you know 40 percent of electricity is from imported fuel then gas to be import l.n.g. .

evicted hundreds of thousands of settlers from the mouth forests over the past 20 years as nicholas hock reports indigenous people in the region say their homes are risky and so if it's where wildlife. deep in the mouth forest are people who communicate with honey bees. bees can sense our intentions explained secure macho to her nephew collect the honey with a pure heart she says and you'll be unharmed hanging from the branches are wooden hives people built to protect the bees it's a relationship of cultivated over centuries which is at risk. the bees done tree unsub back but we know what death thinking it's obvious by the sound they make they are angry they are upset with the lid destruction in these forests. east africa's largest indigenous force was cut down to almost half of its original size over the course of 100 years british colonisers of kenya invaded and killed people to turn part of their forest land into te plantations then came 50 years of kenyan government logging when settlers who moved into the forest were given title deeds to the land. won a landmark legal battle against

wildlife a consortium of multinational companies wants to build the plants on the islands but as nicholas hock reports some locals are also welcoming the project. a protected site under threat is an ancient settlement built from coral and mangrove timber. for centuries arab chinese and indian traders have come to these islands of exceptional beauty. while its beaches in ancient history attracts tourists this location facing the indian ocean is now attracting investors. with produce many since him as. his farm to investors who want to transform this unesco world heritage site home to endangered lions and buffaloes into 1000000000 dollar coal plant which they did because we see he said different up and coming to all the. time on the whole a lot you. know but young people who have been protesting against the project saying it will damage the environment kill animals and destroy their island we have a little did you get right to it that was we then you need to find out that we did not want this cleaned up a little let's find out more until they took the government to court and won but the consorti

as for bolton, people say it's more of an ultra hock. kennedy: he does not like that term. [inaudible] kennedykennedy: he has an ant fn his office in a hot magnifying glass and all he does is burn ants all day long. >> we are playing cop and better crop. he has done a redeye in his network, i've done it with him. >> he is very funny. >> i love fighting with him. >> the chance of a war with iran is less today. kennedy: the stock market went up 8000 points because of that. it was the most hawkish person on panel. but what i find disturbing, this is not a new thing that the president chooses who his advisors are, what information, advice, and there seems to be a culture around intelligence in washington, d.c. and foreign-policy that says if you don't have this particular set of experts who do not have the greatest track record going back 20 years, then it is dangerous and it's out of control, the ministration is out of control. these folks do not to stand in front of the american people and answer. the president ultimately does. >> i don't think he has to have advisors around

the notorious hock left -- notoriously hawkish bolton left before a meeting on terrorism.sident had been disagreeing on many issues, with bull advising the president against meeting the television. appleunder of top supplier foxconn is seemingly a step closer to running for the presidency in taiwan. aides to the main agency said he will launch an independent campaign. he will make a decision on the run but independent candidates must apply by next tuesday for a chance to stand in january's election. china has removed another obstacle for foreign investment into capital markets. this is after decades of access first allowed. people no longer need approval to buy mainland stocks and bonds. that lifts a $300 billion cap on overseas assets. that is the latest push to increase the chinese influence in the international markets. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. rishaad: thank you. let's get an update market wise what we look at the moment. w

that will ache you 41 minutes from highway 4 as you head toward the macarthur maze hocking much better through out the bay area with no delays along highway 4. you are good at least until you get to the berkeley area. 101 out of the south bay is pretty quiet. live look at the nimitz friday both directions looking god. the earlier construction has cleared out of lanes. you should be good to go. traffic on the san mateo bridge looks pretty good with no delays from hayward into foster city. >> a lot of low grade clouds out there. a live look from treasure island looking back towards the western span and showing you there are plenty of low grade clouds and that means much of the bay area itself has got a great start to the day. but it is not only in the bay. i'll show you the north bay has got it and down around san jose, we are also watching some of it as well. it is 63 degrees in oakland right now. 62 in concord. only 52349 59 in livermore. there is our cool spot. very similar to yesterday morning. the low grade cloud are giving most of us the vow to start the day. here the north bay. th

. ♪ ♪ leland: new developments in the pro-democratic marches taking place in hock kong.of thousands in the streets now asking the united states to get involved. jonathan hunt was at the protest today live of in hong kong where it is already monday morning. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: leland, it was an extraordinary day, particularly for the hong kong authorities who may have hoped this protest movement was waning. what had been expected to be a relatively small rally turning into something else entirely as up to 100,000 protesters took their message directly to the u.s. consulate, asking the u.s. congress to pass the hong kong human rights and democracy act. watch here. this is one of the largest and loudest demonstrations we have seen on the streets of hong kong for several weeks. tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands, it's impossible to tell from our haven't aage point here, pleading with the united states to send a much stronger message to the chinese government supporting these protesters and these people are sending their own message to the hong kong chief

what happened, of course, in act three, scene two of "our american cousin," harry hock, the actor, was on stage. this line. well, i guess, i know enough to turn you inside out old gal, you sockdologizing old man trap. i tried to look up what it means. it means you latch onto something and will not let go. ironically, harry hawk had been fully around with booth's girlfriends. booth had threatened his life. when he saw that booth shot a gun in the theater he took off because he thought that booth was there to kill him. the president is shot. he's using a philadelphia derringer, .44 caliber. of course, that is the presidential box. the story, the conventional wisdom has always been that when booth jumped he made leaps like this, this 11-foot jump, before. he broke his left tibia length by catching his spur on the treasury department plaque. there is now a school of thought that he broke his leg when his horse fell on him. we're not sure. he shouted "sic semper tyrannis" ," the motto of virginia which , means death always to tyrants. he makes his way ultimately to dr. mudd's home, where dr

how the drive hocking? i don't it is look a little bit better. that earlier trouble spot we've been monitoring all morning long along others shore freeway has been cleared. westbound 80 at powell street now open. in the backup a couple of accident, two separate one. drive time is 25 much to for from highway 4 to the macarthur maze. >>> a massive wildfire is burning out of control in tehama county. the red bank fire burn is fast. it burned 6,000 be a are since it broke out yes. right now, no containment. crews have ordered mandatory having near red bank observes. hundreds of homes are under vac orders, two structures have been damaged and firefighters say it is about 10% contained. after this newscast, carter e. an will be live on the fire lines on cbs this morning. >>> a bay area driver is heading to south lake tahoe an will have to take a detour. they are closing highway 50 over echo summit on october 18th to october 31 oust the closure only involve half a mall of road but it will block the main route for other mile in place areville to south la

." >> then the plan to get michael out of hock changed again.chael, another lawyer said to him, look, you own your townhouse free and clear, why not just turn the title over to dalia? then she can do money things for you, no problem. so michael gave her the deed to the town house as well as $100,000 cash. his part of the payback of the restitution debt. the money was supposed to go to his attorney but it never got there. >> i'll tell ya where it unraveled. as soon as i got dalia that $100,000 is where it went downhill. >> reporter: and he says, after dalia got that nice sized chunk of change, he started to have a string of run-ins with the police, including one night after dinner out with dalia. they left the restaurant to find the police swarming michael's vehicle. after a search, they found cocaine stashed beneath a spare tire. >> i actually started crying to this cop. and i'm like, "look man, i haven't done anything in five and a half years." i don't know how, why or what happened. they let me go. i couldn't even believe it. >> and you would'

white and who's the good party as well as his own israel baity new party now i'm joined here by the hock up she's a sunni contributing editor at the jerusalem post so we're only now as anyone wanted to know one last year but we really don't know who the winner of the loser is. in 2 out of the 3 pulls the right wing bloc is larger than the left wing bloc which would make it seem like that is how is a better chance of being the 1st 1st hand to be tasked to forming a coalition but really people are talking about every day lieberman as the king maker and that's true but there are really 2 can't makers at the other one is out of the joint last which is the game israeli arab bloc in class that. they historically and in most after most elections don't recommend any candidate for prime minister but in this case they said that there. considering the recommended benny gantz because they want to get rid of that one yeah if they recommend any gods and lieberman also recommends benny gantz that he as hell be the pretty clear candidate he'll be the clear prime minister a less coalition talks go very w

days of the mueller testimony the president is on the telephone putting american foreign policy in hock while he ex-torts the leader of another country to russia's advantage, i might add. i mean, here's another instance of the president putting the heat on saying to the country we're trying to help, resist russia, and he turns around and says i'm going to take your aid away unless you become the opposition research center for my campaign for president of the united states. that is a fundamental profound abuse of power. >> all right. tonight nbc news is reporting that house democratic leaders have called a members-only caucus meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss both the impeachment inquiry and congressional investigations into trump ahead of acting director of national intelligence joseph maguire's appearance in front of the house intelligence committee on tuesday -- on thursday. now, that meeting was announced as more democrats have come out in support of an impeachment inquiry against president trump in the wake of these revelations about his conversation with the president of ukrain

people say that it's failing many of your critics blame you including former finance minister is hocked or he blames you for the current economic crisis what do you say to that and to the other critics who are blaming you for had the economy is right. pakistan inherited the worst economy ever in our history we had the biggest current account deficit you know which in our history nor the government has had to face that moment that the rupee the moment we took over because there was a shortage of dollars because we were selling much less than we were buying from the world that meant there was a pressure on our rupee and so the rupee devalued when the rupee devalues. the has to be inflation because everything import few. affects electricity because you know 40 percent of electricity is from imported fuel than gas we import l.n.g. that everything gets expensive so a country goes through a difficult period but the problem is we could headed to this huge deficit but the good news is that we have brought down the current account deficit by 70 percent we have exports are going up we've got tail

we still have some members, some hocks who are still very -- hawks who are still very hard on zimbabwe one of your biggest supporters when you came into power was the british lord. he says that zimbabwe economy must train on its promise to rebuild after mugabe. the risk is that there is a global perception that you have not moved far enough and aggressively enough to reform. what do you say to those detractors. ? >> we cannot remove at the pace of an individual in another country. we are moving at the pace of what is possible in some bublik. -- zimbabwe. we must not leave anybody behind. parliament. do,the changes we have to we have to go through all the parliamentary procedures. some field pace is slow -- some feel that the pace is slow. we cannot ignore everything demanded by our constitution or laws in the country. what is critical is that we know where we want to go. we want to liberalize our economy. we have met the economic reforms. the president of zimbabwe speaking to me exclusively yesterday. 270%.ion, 230, ladies, good morning. >> good morning. manus cranny at the world econo

there was a bank of england decision today and is nordisk bank the first hock standing -- hawk standing? matt: a lot of headlines last night out of the fed. first diving and then recovering, although not setting new highs again on the s&p 500. nejra: i did find it interesting because yesterday's meeting and the press conference engender debate. i said it hawkish cut with a question in my voice because i am not sure it was hawkish. he saw division on the fomc but te tuesday 10 curve -- two's ns, but the equity market is key, as well, perhaps signaling something more balanced. and we almost got a whatever it takes moment from powell during the presser. policymakers lowered their main interest rate for a second time chairman powell saying moderate policy moves should be sufficient to sustain the u.s. expansion. the overarching story was one of division on the fomc with updated quarterly forecast showing officials split over the need for rate cuts this year. nejra: how left the door open to a more extensive sequence of cuts, if needed but stressed this is not what officials expect. pricing

people say that it's failing many of your critics blame you including former finance minister is hocked or he blames you for the current economic crisis what do you say to that and to the other critics who are blaming you for have the economy is right now pakistan inherited the worst economy ever in our history we had the biggest current account deficit you know which in our history nor the government has had to face that that the rupee the moment we took over because there were a shortage of dollars because we were selling much less than we were buying from the world that meant there was a pressure on our rupee and so the rupee devalued when the rupee devalues. there has to be inflation because everything import few. affects electricity. because you know 40 percent of electricity is from imported fuel than gas to be import l.n.g. that everything gets expensive so a country goes through a difficult period but the problem is we get headed to this huge deficit but the good news is that we have brought down the current account deficit by 70 percent we have exports are going up we've got ta

there's a shift interests with an additional political nuance, the extreme hock.olton off of the agenda. what is it driving trump's thinking as he goes into the latter part of the year? the press scrum are here. if they move, i will move with them. we are languishing around $60. iranian supply could knock is down to $50. what i want to draw your attention to is this. we have a new leader of the pack of central banking and oil. plus camp,n the opec very simple. he made it clear. it is not the goal of the j mmc to make new proposals. i get the sense they really want to study this one out. novak greeted everybody across last night. there was ballet, there was russian singing, that was a great festival. mr. novak was keen to ingratiate himself to his hosts. the prince was there. this man has a knockout range of watches. that is what we are looking at right here in abu dhabi. good morning. nejra: michael anchor in abu dhabi, cannot see -- wait to see the rest of the coverage today. thank you for joining us. let's talk trade. the latest headlines on the tariffs, giving

nicholas hock senses this from the kenyan capital nairobi oh oh these protests are not just taking place here in nairobi it's across africa in johannesburg and cape town and go into your sea in senegal and then lo may why because out of the 10 countries that will be most affected by the money tree $7.00 of them are all the african continent and it's already started with the hurricane sweeping through mozambique flash floods in south africa you see here leone and droughts are dividing people in the sun house here in 200 are at risk of going things every day because of the crowds and so many young people here are growing impatient with their leaders. and if you did you. have passed in. 30 cities have just taken over the streets of one of the major capitals about that they're headed toward the ministry of energy because the government has put in place policies that then is going ahead with their old with a plan to build. a world heritage site right here in kenya and these protesters are angry about this climate change is possible these lists are. deceiving because you know it's a political

government has evicted hundreds of thousands of settlers from the force over the past 20 years as nicholas hock reports indigenous people in the region say their homes are at risk and so is its rare wildlife. deep in the forest our people who communicate with honey. bees can sense our intentions explained secure macho to her nephew collect the honey with a pure heart she says and you will be unharmed hanging from the branches are wooden hives people built to protect the bees it's a relationship of cultivated over centuries which is at risk. the bees done tree unsub back but we know what death thinking it's death by the sound they make they are angry they are upset with the destruction in these forests. east africa's largest indigenous force was cut down to almost half of its original size over the course of 100 years british colonisers of kenya invaded and killed people to turn part of their forest land into te plantations then came 50 years of kenyan government logging when settlers who moved into the forest were given title deeds to the land. a landmark legal battle against the kenyan governm

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gone and i don't believe boris johnson in time for that has gone and i don't believe borisjohnson in hock he would countenance that. i think he is being driven by nigel farage to crash out without a deal in the first place. thank you for your time. thank you. earlier, i spoke to the senior research fellow, at strathclyde. he says there is no guarantee as general election will solve the current impasse. well, the position at the moment, broadly speaking, is that the conservatives have a lead in the opinion polls. a fairly substantial lead, but, given that the liberal democrats are now in a much stronger position than they were in 2017; given that, in scotland, it looks as though the snp will at least hold their own, maybe even do rather better, and could win it well end up with 50 seats, we have to remember that the conservatives will need — are likely to need — a bigger lead than the 2.5 point lead that they had two years ago, just simply to stand still. and, if you take the current polls and you assume — and this is a big, big assumption — that the actual geography will end up still bein

it will also be november 16 at harvard-yale hock any new haven.lisa is motivated to start strong with howard marks of oak tree. it's in the 1:00 p.m. hour. that will be an important and specific conversation. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: let's get the bloomberg business flash. wework putting off its troubled i.p.o. the office rental startup saying it now expects to complete the list by the end of the year. valuation and business prospects have raised concerns. in january softbank invested in the company at a valuation of $47 billion. now it's expected wework would be valued at less than a third of that. sfb once again defending libra, he cryptocurrency had plans to roll out. regulators all over the world have pushed back against facebook's plans. one argument, the company should not be trusted to handle sensitive financial information. and that's your bloomberg business flash. tom, francine? francine: thank you so much. i'm getting breaking news out of saudi arabia saying that they're prepared to inject liquidity if needed. for more on the price

the people will not allow a phony populist cabal in downing street in hock to the vested interests ofr democratic voice, and now, the government is threatening to just now, the government is threatening tojust ignore now, the government is threatening to just ignore legislation it doesn't like. that is how the elite operates. the rules they set for eve ryo ne operates. the rules they set for everyone else only apply to them when it suits them. labour will never try to silence parliament, but we don't believe democracy stops there. we want to expand democracy, not restrict it. democracy is how people won the right to education, the right to health care, decent housing, and, in the post—war labour government, the welfare state. labour will push democracy further into the workplace, into the economy, to give people more control over their lives. today, iwant economy, to give people more control over their lives. today, i want to talk about how labour would bring about a democratic transformation of our economy, that will bring new life into every nation and region of our country. but fir