french initiative american initiative international community i've been initiative all of them failed but not once did he speak about the palestinian people not once did it is or to the armored potential of the palestinian people to resist occupation the capacity of the palestinian people who for seven decades been resisting and are capable of resisting but now are no longer able to because of his security forces it is mahmoud abbas who that now protect israel from any policy of resistance but he said we will not resort to anything but peaceful means so in the end of the day i think he's in a bind i think he is in a corner once again he's desperate delivering a somber speech very very different to what this speech you delivered last year and a very different tone i think thank you very much we'll talk some more later on you've been watching out there with coverage of the u.n. general assembly more on that coming up in about half an hour's time inside story as an. it's that time of year again when the one hundred ninety three members of the united nations meet to discuss the most press

allowance initiative. this initiative known as kal expedites the processing of disability claims for those with certain conditions. a process that could otherwise take months. while kal has been effective and fast tracking eligibility determination for some applicants, questions have been raised about how the initiative has been impliemented. how ssa identifies conditions, for inclusion on the kal list, how claims are designated for expedited prosing under kal, and how ssa insures the accuracy and consistency of kal decisions. first on identifying conditions for inclusion on the list. we found that ssa lacks a formal and systemic approach for a identifying kal conditions. since the kal initiative began in 2008, the number of condition included has grown from 50 to 228. some conditions were added to the original list following a series of public hearings. but since 2011, ssa relied on advocates for certain diseases and disorders. to bring conditions to its attention. however, ssa hasn't provided guidance on

where are these initiatives? and why is israel not accepting these initiatives? we have repeatedly tried to revise the peace process. we have called for the israeli eli president -- isra president to sit with us and look at these initiatives in order to open a path for meaningful negotiation to resolve all final status issues. sitting together, resolving the issue of borders and discussing other matters. unfortunately, it was rejected by the prime minister. we continue our efforts for success of the peace process. israel these efforts, continues to breach its commitments and obstruct efforts by continuing to build settlements everywhere. there is no place left for the state of palestine. us, is not acceptable. for and for you. you have responsibility. palestine and israel rejects the two-state solution. this compels us to undertake a comprehensive, strategic review of the entire process. gentlemen, commitment to peace should be from one side. a commitment by one side is never enough to achieve peace. past andarned in the continued to warn of israeli policies. eit

there is not the transportation initiative limited to the combustion engine and initiatives on humanre are many industry initiatives happening now you can attach yourselves too. and the final point is to be proud of helping the risk the political process. it is difficult to blame the politicians if you are not actively trying to find a solution. >> you are one of the early spear headers of this, hasegawa more quickly than you thought or slower? ago, and seven years it was seen as revolutionary. it was a little scary what we were doing. targets to increase their overall social impact, and doing that across the total value chain. bigas a big asian, -- vision. unfortunately, what we were trying to do was probably not ambitious enough with the way the world was going. we were on trend, but it is ever-changing. >> one of the experiments we are very, very interested in and optimistic about is in the city in india, where we are supplying the cars, the drivers have signed onto a ridesharing company, and the government is providing the charging stations initially for this to begin. it is work

lot of these initiatives.hey will be part of the pif program. >> much more still ahead from the bloomberg business forum. ceo share thoughts on the future of business. bill gates and others have plenty more to say about technology. community, they are looking for a level playing field. >> they are looking for an advantage but they will take a level playing field. ♪ ♪ welcome back to bloomberg best, i'm shery ahn. we are looking back at the 2017 bloomberg mobile business forum on september 20 and new york. a conference dedicated to solving economic challenges and charting new paths forward. let us hear from some of the top is as leaders who spoke at the event, starting with the alibaba founder and executive chairman, jack ma. shiftingk the world is from big companies to small companies. small companies make extra partnerships and i am passionate about entrepreneurship's. i am passionate about small business, i think it is the solution for this country, creating jobs, innovation. are not creative in a small busi

i have adopted an invaluable initiative of the arab peace initiative aimed at resolving the questin israeli conflict. according to this initiative upon israelis withdraw from the palestinian and arab territories occupied since nine hundred sixty seven namely and lebanese farms occupied in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven. and islamic states would recognize israel and normalize relations with it so what was the response of israel to this initiative fifty seven arab and islamic states said they are ready that if israel withdraws from those territories occupied in one nine hundred sixty seven all these states will immediately recognize israel and normalize relation with it and israel is not interested. there was also the quartet road map in two thousand and three put forward by the quartet for peace indorsed by the security council and accepted. by palestine it was also rejected by the israeli government so israel is above the law. and to break this stalemate in the peace process and to ensure success for peace efforts. there came the french initiative aimed at salvaging the peace proces

to monitor these initiatives.rybody in the government from different ministries, looking at their own initiatives. we have the council for economic development, shared by the crown prince. -- chaired by the crown prince. they meet on a weekly basis looking at these initiatives and the key performance indicators. going back to the pif, public investment fund, managed by me and cared by the crown prince, we have another seven ministers. it is a main enabler for the vision 2030. we have a lot of these initiatives. they will be part of the pif program. >> much more still ahead from the bloomberg business forum. ceo's share thoughts on the future of business. bill gates and others have plenty more to say about technology. and the discussion on trade turns to an entertaining debate. >> the business community, they are looking for a level playing field. >> they are looking for an advantage but they will take a level playing field. >> this is bloomberg. ♪ so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done b

initial claims, one in three are approved. two out of three are denied at the initial level. she said 45%, you're saying one in three. >> at the initial level, and it is 45% at the hearings level. so once you go through all of the levels of appeal -- you have to remember, too, a lot of people drop out so the number of initial claims only -- only a percentage of those go forward to request hearings. >> the kal program, i'll go to you, mrs. desmond. do we have -- i know it is expedited. so how much quicker is it than the regular program? how many more -- what's the difference in wait times? show less text >> it is substantial. if you look at kal conditions -- >> is it 200 days? >> 39 days for a kal condition. >> wow. >> as opposed to the average processing time for initial application is somewhere between 110 and 114 days. >> well, what percentage of people get approved in the kal program? >> around 3%. >> 3, so 97% are in the other? >> right, that's correct. >> okay. and then the other -- finally, is there any mechanism even quicker than kal? i mean when you -- when they meet

where are these initiatives? and why is israel not accepting these initiatives? on our part, we have also repeatedly tried to revise the peace process, and called on the israeli prime minister to our firm, to only affirm the commitments to the two-state delineate the borders between israel and to open ain order path for meaningful negotiation. to resolve all other final status issues. sitting together, resolving the issue of borders and then discussing other matters. unfortunately, it was rejected by the prime minister. we continue our efforts for success of the peace process. despite these efforts, israel continues to breach its commitments and obstruct efforts by continuing to build settlements everywhere. there is no place left for the state of palestine. and this is not acceptable, for us and for you. you have responsibility. israel also rejects the two-state solution which poses a real threat to both peoples, the israelis and the palestinians alike. this compels us to undertake a comprehensive, strategic review of the entire process. ladies and gentlemen, co

in this room the initiants have a grimly serious purpose.ause of the secrecy, the klan can hold sway over the xhuchblt wh community. when men are initiated, the members will not know they are klansmen. the fellow officers will not know. if they are jurors, fellow jurors will not know. under the cloak of the secrecy, the klan can take over positions of influence and power. >> i'll beseech you, therefore, brethren, that you present your body as a living sacrifice. that you be transformed by the renewing of your mind and prove what is good and acceptable and perfect will of god. >> we have the united states of america, the union of state and the constitutional honor. and we shall ever be true to white supremacy. are you white gentile american citizens? >> yes. >> do you believe in the christian religion? >> yes. >> do you believe that the united states of america has political or latitude over the whole world? >> yes. >> let us pray. >> you are now citizens with us. and as soon as you assume the oath, on behalf of all the klansmen, we welcome y

klan members pass by the initiates for one last searching look. >> in this room the initiates swear allegiance to the klan above all things. the secrecy and ritual which seem almost laughable to the outsider have a grim purpose. because of secrecy the klan can hold sway over a community. when men are initiated into klan and ritualing. their neighbors will not know they have become klans men. if some are police or sheriffs deputy. their fellow officers will not know. if they are jurors their fellow jurors will not know. under the cloak of this secrecy, the klan can take over positions of influence and power. >> present your body a living sacrifice. transform by the renewing of your mind. that you may prove what is that good and acceptable in perfect will of god. >> are you a native born white citizen. >> yes. >> do you believe in the christian religion? >> yes. >> do you esteem the united states of america institutions above and other government. >> yes. >> kneel on your right knee. let us pray. >> you may now rise. now on behalf. welcome you to citizen ship in the invisible empire. the klu klu

charles: this is the eyes of scrutiny part of the initiation ceremony.n members pass by the initiates for one last, searching look. >> you may [indiscernible] >> right face. forward march. >> left face. charles: in this room, the initiates swear allegiance to the klan above all things. the secrecy and ritual of these meetings, which seemed almost laughable to an outsider, have a grimley serious purpose. because of its secrecy, they can hold sway over a community. when men are initiated into klandom, such as this one, their neighbors will not known they are klansmen. if some are sheriff deputies, their fellow officers will not know. if they are jurors, fellow jurors will not know. under the cloak of this secrecy, the klan to take over positions of influence and power. >> i beseech you therefore brethren, by the mercies of god, that you present your body as a living sacrifice, may you be renewing ofby the your mind that can prove what is good and acceptable in the perfect will of god. >> we recognize our relationship to the government of united states of a

we filmed part of a secret initiation ceremony in georgia.ming had to be done with available light and the only parts of the ritual we cannot film were the secret handshake, password by which klansmen identify each other, and the secret oath of allegiance to the imperial authority of the klan. this is the ceremony we filmed. [chanting] >> five initiates appear before an exalted cyclops and others. corresponding to a president, lecturer, chaplin and secretary. by anad been checked out investigating committee. on a makeshift altar before an electrified cross are placed a sword representing ancestral courage and a flag, the implement of your patriotism. an open bible is laid on the flag. a glass of water, which is used ,o consecrate the initiates completes the symbolic array. an inner guard sits at the door. on the other side, is an outer guard. the guard and to assistance report to the cyclops. >> [indiscernible] >> stand in silence and [indiscernible] >> right face. >> left face. >> this is the eyes of scrutiny part of the ceremony. klan membe

that we heard about the initial fireball the went through this love. it could have been so much worth but not withstanding it's still a horror horrifying thing to go through and one witness saying i saw women crying there's lotsa shouting and screaming there was a bit of a crush on the stage other witnesses say it was a lot more than some people got pushed over and trampled on he said they saw two women being treated by ambulance crews we saw pictures just now and that's what you were talking of commuters being led out of those electrified trucks to some safety off that carol. just looking now. chopper pictures going overhead of. very train i do believe that we're looking at two at the moment but certainly the one yes is that one in the in the forefront there in the foreground you can see the carriage door open if you look closely that's a real picture of something that obviously certainly looks so homemade a what looks like a plastic spoon described as a big tub of mayonnaise or something something like that or a big paint can in a plastic bag with so

in china it isa using their own initiative.s a very deliberate, organised, national to become a major space power by 2030. and that comes from the very senior level all the way down to the people and the engineers in the mission. in india, they leverage it with cost competitiveness. they were the first asian country, before china and japan, to send a mars probe successfully to mars. not only were they the first asian country, they did it at a fraction of the price that nasa paid. they paid only about 70 million us dollars compared to be maven project by nasa, which was about 700 million us dollars. lynette ta n about 700 million us dollars. lynette tan there. there are several private companies also taking part in the space race. perhaps the most famous one is elon musk‘s spacex. the technology entrepreneur uploaded a minute long video or bullet the real of failed rocket launchers onto his instagram account. —— video or blooper reel. he called it the sordid history of how the spacex fork and rocket eventually managed to land in

hen men are initiated in neighbors won't know. fellow are deputies officers won't know and fellow jurors won't know. this secret ak of si the klan can take over positions of influence and power. >> i beseech you by the mercy of god you present your body as a living sacrifice be transformed renewing of your mind that you may prove what is good will ceptable in perfect of god. torecognize our relationship the governor of the united states and constitution and nion of states and constitutional law thereof and faithful ver be truly to white supremacy and up hohol thereof in any and all things. are you a native been white american citizen? >> yes. >> do you believe in the christian religion? yes. > [inaudible] >> yes. >> i ask you to kneel on your right knee. >> let us pray. on behalf of all lansmen assembled welcome to citizenship of the knights of the ku klux klan. five new klansmen are no longer part of the alien world. of the are members invisible empire entitled to and hood and have the secret handshake and attend meetings and ral

i think the initial $7.85 billion will go through fairly quickly, in the next week or two. from there we have seen spending fights for the last six or seven years old times a year -- a co uple of times a year. if conservatives insist on offset, the only thing harder to negotiate in washington than offset is an authorization for military force. we have not had one of those since 9/11. there is always a group that likes the thing you want to cut to pay for disaster relief. i think we will see a fight. i don't think we will see a fight over this on the hill in the white house getting involved in the next few weeks, but we are talking as much as $150 billion. $120atrina total came to billion. that was the federal total. we are talking about a lot of money. you have house conservatives, and they certainly stand on principle. they know how to hold things up. you have some senate conservatives who also feel the same way as the freedom caucus in the house. i think we will see a fight on this down the road. we will be looking at probably a billionntually of $125 or $135 billion. con

he asked me to support this initiative in the u.s. security council and i said of course we will support this because we are fighting a common evil but i really hope that you will also learn some lessons from the fact that you will be fighting people people in mali whom you armed in libya and he said well so lovey. this is no way to. this is not the right way to define your policy here you want to topple gadhafi in libya and then you like could be a leader of mali no you have to treat all the terrorists the same way. an enemy is an enemy and there's for the current situation to previous special envoys of the un secretary-general fielded to get this process going in and understandably so they just started this work by no i hold put that. there is serious potential to get the. spro says going we received mr salaam last who can moscow and i just had a meeting with the general haftar was in my school recently and we also work with mr selleck we work with all the prominent figures in the libyan politics and it's very very obvious that they

to monitor these initiatives as well.verybody in the government, from different ministries, looking at their own initiatives with their own kpi's. we also have a council for economic and development affairs chaired by the crown prince, which is meeting on a weekly basis, looking at these and the key performance indicators. , the back to the pif public investment fund, which is managed by me, and chaired by the crown prince himself and it is a mainters, enabler for vision 2030. we have a lot of these initiatives, which would be part program, part of the program in vision 2030 and nitb. in five yearsat term will have changed our strategy on the pif which was established in 1971. it was a totally different mandate. was forate for pif public development and creating jobs only with subsidies and governmental projects and infrastructure. for developmental purposes, without looking at the commercial side of it. now, the difference here is that we have a different vision and mission for pif. we are looking at things differently.

>> well, initially for the first push of money, it will help on that part. it will be a much larger event. for example, it was $60 billion after sandy, but, initially, i think people have to realize that that money is going to go for public. it's going to go for individual assistance. even for individual assistance, for people who didn't have insurance, fema is not going to make that whole. the maximum they can give is $34,000 and even the average is about $6,000 or $7,000 that people will receive. this is where the red cross. this is where people like volunteers can come in and help rebuild the communities. one of the important parts early on is to get the houses what we call mucked out. to clean out what's wet and to get rid of all the furniture that's wet and get rid of the mold as quickly as possible to try to get people back into their houses. >> people are returning to their homes to see these issues that are not just sort of on the construction side, but as you talk about, on the health side. you say that you can't make these folks whole from a fema p

host: we know the trump administration is going to initially asked for $6 billion. how did they arrive at the number? guest: it is hard. what i read was $5.9 billion, not even quite $6 billion. host: i rounded up. know: there is no way they they need exactly $5.9 billion. for some reason someone shows that number. i don't know why. some of it is because there is a separate account fema has access to call the disaster relief fund. that funds the initial disaster relief so that congress does not have to appropriate additional money to fema. we are at the end of the fiscal year. it was only down to about $2 billion, hard to say exactly how much, so they wanted to make sure they had enough money continued disaster relief money and a bridge as they make a reasoned decision on what the level of funding should be. host: we are talking about numbers in the billions of dollars. take a look at the screen. this is disaster relief from hurricanes past. 2005, $45 billion went to hurricane katrina and rita. 2012was $13 billion, and hurricane sandy, $18 billion spent on that effor

and to monitor these initiatives.verybody in the government from the different ministries, ministers looking at their own initiatives with their own kpi's. we have the council for economic development shared by the crown bee -- the crown prince bin salman. going back to public investment me andhich is met by chaired by the crown prince himself and maybe another seven ministers, we have a lot of part of thetives pif program. in five years time, i would say we have changed our strategy on the pif established in 1971. it was a totally different mandate. the mandate for pif was like public development and stuff like that, creating jobs only with subsidies, and going into projects and infrastructure and otherwise, but mainly it is for development of purposes without looking at the commercial side of it. the difference here is that we have a different vision and mission for pif. we are looking at things differently. it has to make commercial sense in addition to the development aspects. it has to be efficient. if it is not

basically russia's initiative in two thousand and five. when we first brought together is going to represent the people's republic of china india and russia at the same table so first we had these three countries and then later five countries he said he was. very promising. definitely to convince them it's not ideological. because we share a number of interests in common support or economy specifically because the structure of our economy and our common desire to be global economy fairer and. nobler. we will know what's on the hold of the group and we were able to coordinate our positions on a number of global major issues you may have noticed that the leaders of brics countries think regularly meet not only dedicated events like we're not here in the people's republic of china we also offer to come together on the margin of for many important international events for example we regularly meet before a g twenty summit flag like to thank you point out that we've set up in a way but it's a new development bank it's already operational you ma

the cornerstone is the arab peace initiative that's what would be. very much appropriate to engage them. there are several factors simpy the progress. of the talks first of all we don't have palestinian unity school palestinians are split the humanitarian situation together strip has deteriorated it stopped receiving. basic necessities. to meet. needs of the people we tried to reconcile. it. is the but is it divisions between those saying when you go to the streets in the west bank we are in contact with hamas and you turn faster and you want to push them to go back to the agreements you reached earlier they need to come together part of one administration and then they also need to hold general election general presidential election in general parliamentary election. currently this spat is one of the reasons why any efforts to resume the talks have not yielded any result so far as. we know however there are a lot of arab countries that also. push the palestinian side see come together so we are ready to work together with those arab countries there

group aboutestment 0.5% much lower than the initial 2.4% growth in the initial numbers. growth.g to remember is japanese initial gdp numbers are notoriously soggy. they are always revised. what we are seeing is another example of that. when you see at headline number the initialit is number, you should not put too much stock in that. , thethe last five years initial numbers have been revised by one percentage or two percentage points, so we got a d revision today, so that is basically within the norm. the silver lining is that 2.5% is still well above the potential. that is the backward looking picture. thirds of we are two the way through. how is the fourth quarter looking? 2.5% is still respectable. japan is growing quite well compared to its g7 counterparts, and looks to continue that in the current quarter. our forecast is current quarter growth that 1%, lower than last quarter, but still strong and still above that potential growth rate of 0.8%. david: on that come up we have to leave it there. that is our japan economy editor life out of tokyo. coming up, moody's warning t

we've seen the initial phase of the investigation at parsons green.re counterterror police are now evacuating and raiding essentially a property in sunbury on thames, residential property in what looks to be like a council estate type area, a few miles south of heathrow airport. they have put in a 100—metre cordon. they've evacuated people from the area. they've sent in 60 officers to ensure that whatever they find is made safe and that no—one gets hurt as a result. this operation is ramming up. they —— ramping up. they say it's a precautionary measure following the arrest of the 18—year—old this morning. there will be all the intelligence they've gained from the device itself, from cctv, from speaking to this person and now, being able to see if this is the property that person was from, what they can find there and what evidence there might be that connects this person to the events of yesterday. thank you very much. i know you're going to keep an eye on things. it is a worrying time, for london, worrying time now for the people on sunbury on thames

andhe united states, japan, the republic of korea for initiating the meeting today.he open formats of our meeting is important so that it gives no doubt in what the north korean regime will hear from every member of this security council. we need to express our attitudes to their policies loud and clear. presents a threat to international peace and security and constitutes a fragrant breach of the international regime. this regard, i would like to recall today's statement from the minister of ukraine saying, in conjunction with pyongyang's ballistic missile program, poses a severe threat to neighbors and the entire international community. along with strategic missile delivery, ukraine regards john gaines actions as dangerous provocation. it is most deplorable that the north korean leadership has once - defiede five - united nations security council resolutions. cease all them to nuclear tests without delay and restart constructive dialogue without preconditions in order to complete the human annunciation its nuclear programs. ukraine stands ready to join other membe

proposed by russia and china china and russia have proposed an initiative for the denuclearization of the korean peninsula it is practical and feasible and aimed at easing the tensions and preventing further escalation. moscow and beijing has proposed a road map for settling the crisis calling for a freeze on north korea's nuclear tests and. south u.s. and south korea's drills that the double freeze and mission of for north korea has been proposed by china and russia which would require north korea to stop its nuclear and ballistic missile tests and in return the u.s. and south korea would stop their military drills this is a move that washington considers to be offensive the idea that some have suggested a so-called freeze for free is insulting. so it looks like for now the situation is in deadlock at least until washington decides that the rights and sanctions are counterproductive ok thanks a smear that was a smear a con for us in washington where we can discuss this a bit to you because we're joined now by ron mason he said and it is an international relations from the university

the sole duty to initiate the war was given to congress. if these authorities were to expire, the president already set i have all the authority i want under the constitution to do whatever i want. madison if he were here were to disagree. he bested that power in the legislature. it was supposed to be difficult to go to war. some say the senate can never agree on authorization to go to war. do you know how long it took us after pearl harbor? 24 hours. how long it took us after 9/11? 3 days. we can come together as a body when we are attacked. after 16 years, it is difficult to determine the purpose and afghanistan. a new authorization is needed that will authorize or anywhere anytime with no geographic limits or time limit, they would be authorization everything we are doing now, not putting any limitations on it. they took a vote. why not a straight up or down vote on aumf? caller: that is as close as we will get because leadership stepped in. senator paul raise a lot of good points. this is something the senate and house has been stuck in

french initiative american initiative international community i've been initiative all of them failed but not once did he speak about the palestinian people not once did it is or to the armored potential of the palestinian people to resist occupation the capacity of the palestinian people who for seven decades been resisting and are capable of resisting but now are no longer able to because of his security forces it is much more the us that now protects israel from any policy of resistance but he said we will not resort to anything but peaceful means so in the end of the day i think he is in a bind i think he is in the corner once again he's desperate delivering a somber speech very very different to what this speech you delivered last year and a very different. thank you very much we'll talk some more later on you've been watching out there with coverage of the u.n. general assembly more on that coming up in about half an hour's time inside story as an. it's that time of year again when the one hundred ninety three members of the united nations meet to discuss the most pressing probl

initiated in syria following the attacks of on our borders we have neutralized almost three thousandmilitants during that operation. around long hundred thousand syrians returned resettled in the region that we cleaned up from the terrorists the operation you afraid to share is the single greatest accomplishment against since its ok patient off the region i must highlight the following fact in your presence most of the groups and forces claiming that to fight against dietician the region in fact have no such real purpose these groups and forces used as a pretext to just realize their own agenda us the efforts by p u y d p g to change the demographic structure in the region it has captured to seize the property of the people to kill or exile the ones who stand against it all of these things form a crime against humanity. if the fight against guys is not conducted on a digital much basis it would be and i won't double for the world to come on their death threat of a new like entity similar approaches exist in iran as well. iraq also needs the compromises to be reached on the basis of t

the initiation of war, the decoration of war lies with congress. now. the war in afghanistan has gone on 16 years now. ar. our young men and women will be fighting in the war in the next year or so who were not yet born on 9/11. we've long since killed the people who perpetrated 9/11. with the killing of bin laden there is no person left in the leadership of al qaeda or taliban that was around that period of time. we say well, still the taliban. if you're going to say we're going to fight til the end of time, we're going to have a time, we're going to have a if we are going to fight to the end of time and have a perpetual war to the end of time and kill every radical islamist in the world, it's a possibility. at the very least, have a debate.ur if that's your purpose and that's your goal and that's what you stand for, stepar forward and have a debate. let's debate the war in yemen.he debate the war in small you. debate if we should be bombing people in nigeria. this debate of syria, iraq, ira iran, afghanistan, let's have a debate on all these wars. tha

the initiation, the declaration of war, the power lies with congress. but the war in afghanistan hasas gone on for 16 years now. we have people that will be fighting in the war our young men and women will be fighting in the next year or so who were not yet born on 9/11. we've long since killed those that perpetrated 9/11 and with the killing of bin lade bin lade is no person left in the leadership of al qaeda or taliban who was around in the period of time and we say it's still the taliban. if you're going to say we are going to fight till the end of time that we are going to have a perpetual war till the end of time if you're going to kill if the radical islamists in the world it is an impossibility. what i would say is it's at least have a debate and that is your purpose and your goals and what you stand for let's have a debate on the war in yemen and somalia and whether we should be bombing people in nigeria or p. in iraq, iran, afghanistan. let's have a debate about allt these different wars but it's not just say the president can do what he wants.

>> it looks like the initial $8 billion will go through congress quickly because it won't be attached any controversial measures. there's no reason for any politician to vote against that. were things could get tricky is if the next wave is tied to anything remotely controversy like raising the debt limit, the continuing resolution that will needed to keep the government (september 30. those are the things that could trip up the process. there will be other projects and programs inside the continuing resolution that some lawmakers might object to. so putting money into that could complicate the process. keep in mind, storms like katrina and super storm sandy took tens of billions of dollars in recovery funding. this is just 8 billion in this initial round. >> molly: the estimates are still out about how much it could cause, could be over hundred billion. as congress returns next week the republicans have had a tough year, tax reform the timeline has been pushed off. here's a chance to respond to a disaster that everyone has been watching awful. is this a chance for the gop to get out

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the sole duty to initiate the -- initiation of war was given to congress. if these authorities were to expire, the president already said i have all the authority i want under the constitution do do whatever i want. that is not what our founders wanted. madison if he were here were vehemently to disagree. wrote that the executive branch is a branch most prone for war, therefore the constitution, with such care that power in the legislature. it was supposed to be difficult to go to war. hands and sayor senate could never agree on any authorization to go to war. you know how long it took us after pearl harbor? 24 hours. how long it took us after 9/11? 3 days. we can come together as a body when we are attacked. after 16 years, it is difficult to determine the purpose and -- in afghanistan. those who say we need a new authorization, but it's like to authorize war anywhere anytime with no geographic limits or time limit. they would be authorizing everything we are doing now, not putting any limitations on it. >> they took a vote. why not a straight up or down v

and the arab peace initiative. mr president. it is regrettable that since the onset of the crisis in syria we have been reviewing horrifying facts and figures. from the ongoing conflict which leads us to believe that destruction is the main theme of the continuing conflict in syria its economic social and humanitarian impact is yet to be evaluated and calculated however we know it will unfortunately contribute to the loss of an entire generation of our brother and in syria. the death toll and this conflict has exceeded four hundred thousand nearly twelve million syrians are either displaced or refugees in addition to the massive destruction of property and infrastructure and the majority of provinces. my country's voluntary contributions. during different conferences were estimated to be one point seven billion u.s. dollars and the both of which was given to specialized agencies of the united nations well none of them are. answering governmental and non-governmental organizations in dealing with humanitarian affairs and without

china and russia have proposed a freeze for freeze initiative to try and spur. talks in between north korea and the united states and the other countries affected in the region but this has been rejected by the united states in view of the escalating rhetoric that we've seen especially in the last few days is there any other initiative that you can think of any anything else that might help reduce tensions and bring both sides to the negotiating table thank you evelyn this is what the words the first. sort of sort of sort of. this is this is a war to award toward the first question and i don't think i should repeat the answer to the first question it's absolutely the same question of whether a russian chinese initiative is dead and the votes should be thrown to the on sort of this i think in full. i'm sort of for well is about always think of you having a good i hope so they give you all the time. ok mr minister in your speech yesterday you mentioned that you have difficulty with the o.p.c. . chemical weapons in syria they seem to have pointed to both desh and t

. >> i'm being wrapped over here >> who would initiate it over here, was it like a chore. >> no, once it become a chore then it is probably why it stopped, that week. >> hey, meredith thanks for that. >> thanks. >> our sex expert, meredith. >> yes. >> lady said in the reading he initiated it three times and she dit, why does it matter who initiate is it. >> you don't want to always be the person to do it. you want it to be mutual. >> if you plan who initiate is it, it ties plan. >> you cannot plan it but you have to know whose turn it is. >> do you. >> you are aware. >> you remember it was you, you and you are hoping it was other. >> i got called out on that, six to eight months. >> why do you always initiate it was, the opposite. how come you don't initiate. >> i'm tired. >> i got to get up at 3:00 in the morning. >> speaking of sex, i like, this. this makes me feel good. >> i don't believe this. >> she doesn't believe it but i like it. i wish to believe it, teens are waiting longer to have sex good. >> well, waiting more than previous generations. zero seven's you could not wait to

following our initiative, the geneva process, which was blocked for a long time, has now been revived. we are putting into practice now, a new plan to ensure the new security of the idlib region in syria, within a framework of agreement reached before. turkey would be supportive of every step towards this based on the territorial integrity and respect for the democratic demand of its people. we have taken and continue to take all kinds of measures for those who came to our country with the outbreak of the syrian crisis, and to stem the influx of refugees into europe. -- we meet all the needs of these people, from shelter, food, clothing, health care, education, stand arts with best standards which are persuaded by everyone who visits our country. but i would like to underscore that we have not received provisional support from the international community, especially from the european union, for the efforts we have been carrying out. the expenditures of our public institutions, of our civil society institutions and for our people, in order to meet the needs of those living in the camps

thatis is an initiative the president took in 2016. he never abandoned the dialogue. >> for months venezuela has been rocked by demonstrations against the president. accused of blocking the country into its worst ever crisis and bringing it to the brink of dictatorship. the former vice president. >> it is an initiative that should be welcome. democratic unity coalition said they would only if the government paid in the attention to the economic and social crisis. talks were held last year but they collapsed. people braved the rain last night to celebrate the french capital. the international olympic committee may be announcement in peru last night and in a historic christie -- twist the irish sea -- ioc announced paris will close the olympic games. what's next for the paris olympic team. get activegoing to paris on a friday. there is going to be a little bit of celebration. they're going to meet the friends president. then they will go to the town hall with the mayor and then there will be a big party and after that that's w when the s

so it is a partnership with the national black church initiative.he program is called myeloma link, and we are working with churches in the d.c. metro area to host, like you said, the myeloma sundays. we have a small health alert. it is basically a short three to five-minute health psa presented during a church service. it is really a way to get the information out there, and the leukemia and lymphoma society is on site and available with our staff and our advocates like kelvin to really just answer people's questions and put more information into their hands. >> kelvin, you needed information. you got it when your back started hurting y the hospital. once you got into treatment, can you tell us what that process was like for you and, you know, what you had to go through? >> yes. it was pretty rough to start out. you can only imagine, because, you know, it was treatment three times a week, and the first treatment i went through my body didn't even accept it. so of course we had to change up the regimen and go with another one before my body -- befor

initiative to hit north korea with their sanctions and a possible possible military solution he said that sanctions will not deter north korea from testing nuclear weapons deal so said that the use of sanctions as a form of punishment does not work is ineffective and he said it's ridiculous to put russia on the sanctions list with north korea and iran and then ask. the countries to unite in issuing more sanctions on north korea he also said that a military solution could lead to increased tension and loss of life and also supplying weapons to any conflict zone will not bring any other topics including syria ukraine his relations with donald trump the closure of that russian consulate in san francisco the subsequent subsequent searches of which he called a gross violation we're going to go is becoming more in-depth in these topics later in the program but for now let's cross live to our guests from hong kong now joseph chang professor and political analyst at hong kong's that university mr chang thank you for joining us on the program now the russian president has just said that his a

initiative that allows us to provide value to consumers.s, when we talk with folks like you, that only feels like a departure because we are not a traditional lender and we would have never been a traditional lender in my opinion. we're not going to have brick-and-mortar branches. and thegy advanced consumer embraced the technology as a way of borrowing. we are small. $2 billion by the end of this year. if these trends continue, we can provide the consumer with value. alix: you guys handle market risk. you are not known for handling credit risk when it comes to loans. if the secret sauce is lending to one of the hidden risks? harvey: i actually think we have a good track record on lending risk in addition to market risk throughout the cycle. i will say the ability to transfer risk management skills and our technology skills to the consumer, it is all about execution. when we got into the consumer , we know we don't have consumer expertise. that is why we brought in teams of credit specialists and moved them into our risk infrastructure just

the student isn't bitter however his initiation nearly killed him. they spared him nothing this was actually the night of rush everyone gets kidnapped and taken to this other spot where they don't know where they are. going to charge a lot of six cups of beer you know as fast as you can the first person here and they're dressed in blue. and in the winter. in contrast to the principle of support among fraternities hazing the initiation is a time of and this humiliation about the vomit couple pledges vomit into a pan and one of the patrollers cracked you know eggs and cheese and baked in the oven in the pledge. and juris no egg he has inflicted upon others the very same tortures he did out says daring to testify about them in one of america's biggest magazines rolling stone confessions of an eye for among these confessions there is something that no. but he has forgotten when i first saw the kiddie pool it was like a shock people vomited in people your news. people are jocular in. the year before someone defra kid in the pleasures would swim around and