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say and reflects what many muslims across the usa as well as international coal you know we hope so but i'm not optimistic it's hard to be optimistic it's actually when we know actions speak louder than words and just recently the united states relocated the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and israel you know this is a very sensitive you know move that has alienated much of the muslim world and has you know really incinerated and exacerbated you know the ties between jews and muslims in that part of the world and globally really i think that you know our actions speak louder than words words can be very friendly decorated and you know said on a stage but i think the way that we actually implement policy unleashed tape you know the narrative well of what it means to be welcoming to muslims and hospitable to muslims i think that speaks much louder and unfortunately his story cle his track record doesn't speak well and it's going to take more than you know those remarks for us for us for american muslims to receive the message that this is a president who is genuinely interested in our

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international aoption dos. he's ensured a health care fix for more than 3,000 of retired coal miners and supported military installations like family farmers campbell and fort knox. he's gotten more resources to strengthen kentucky universities and he's helped his state combat the scourge of opioid addiction. and even helped the mother get her child back after she was abducted and taken to west africa. these are the ways he has served his state. as we know, senator mcconnell joined the senate in 1984, so one would literally write volumes about his many other contributions over the past three and a half decades. he once said of the senate what is no less true all of us -- we're all imperfect at moments but we are permanently endowed with a high purpose. for those familiar with the story of his own life, the sense of high purpose was seen early on. afterrcomg polio fat a young age, leader mcconnell went on a tend the university of louisville where he served as student body president and where he urge i had his classmates with march with martin luther king jr. he then became president of the student bar association at the

facts of the crisis are well established and qatar enjoys broad international support not just from president trump and present more coaland the european union and china and russia as well so i would say that this is really are diverging attempted. to create more attention to this issue especially when you look at earlier this afternoon as you reported in your segment president trump is now confirming his meeting with kim jong il and of north korea so this is just a and attempt to create an a new storm in a water cup too for you to use a cliche when you think the russian reaction will be obvious they will be right dependent on whether russia would decide to sell this system indeed to catalogue do you think they will react favorably i want the saudis to say. my understanding is that although the countries have said that they are open to studying water to acquire this anti-missile system or not my understanding is that washington does not want to make it to our east or anyone in the gulf for that matter to acquire this weapon system so this is really does is really a fake outrage if you will. think our new graphic you ver

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electricity from coal and nuclear plants even thoh natural gas and alternative energy sources are considered cleaner environmental options. bloomberg reporter jennifer dlouhy obtained an internal memo outlining these controversial proposals, and she joins us now from wasn,hing.c. first, what is the administration trying to do? >> well, i mean, they're essentially looking at an extraordinary intervention in the power markets to t to sav these coal and nuclear power plants that are struggling to make money in the ce of competition from cheap natural gas. and they've dusted off the law books and settlednessentially o two pretty obscure statutes to try to do this, to orderrid operators to buy power from these at-risk plants, these plants at risk of closure, and to set up a national electric production reserve to help in time ofergency. >> sreenivasan: so is the rationale then that this is a national security issue, that the grid needs to be stable? >> absolutely. they're asserting that this is a national securityr conn, that the grid is threatened by the premature closures oef se plants. you know, they argue that, you know, nuclear plants and coal power plant, they have fuel on si

international stay with us. xena's says holland kentucky. over all of these moves the voices of people who are going to st fanny's remain in. a coma any city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal miners are said. that it was a laugh to see these people a survivor of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here and that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happened it's happened. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i dived. all isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super manager kill the narrowness and spending to twenty million a one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy a great so will transfer. and thinks it's going to. you. know. this is a border checkpoint. and pakistan where these children are returning to pakistan with their families. this is probably the first vaccination they've ever had t

international your program returns at the top of the hour. zia's says harlan kentucky. all of this move the employees to leave st fanny's leave. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the goal was to. live to see these people the survivors of obama disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that in the end it's how it's happened. with lawmakers manufactured to sentenced him to public wealth. when the woman closest to protect themselves. in the final clearing go around listen to the one percent. with no middle of the room six. million more you mean. one else so it's seemed wrong. but all quotes just don't hold. any gold yet to shake out this day comes to educate and in detroit it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. in nine hundred forty two one of the bloodiest battles of mankind right for seven months in what was known as stalling grads in front of the mother russia statue to commemorate that loss i made to s

happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. it. there this is r.t. international broadcasting to you live from our moscow studio i'm neki aaron well as both footballers live for a few minutes now and take a look at some of the world headlines donald trump has called on staff at the washington post to go on strike against the newspaper's billionaire owner r.t. samir a car reports from the u.s. capitol. well this is yet another dispute between the washington post and its employees but to remind the viewers the washington post is owned by jeff bezos the founder of amazon and the richest man alive according to forbes he purchased the paperback in twenty thirteen for two hundred fifty million dollars and the story trumps referring to sort of with the washington post union publicly calling on bases to provide better working conditions and better pay for their workers i'm fighting for a decent raise because i believe everyone has contributed to the post success deserves assure that i'm fighting for a better retirement benefits i'm fighting and retain some amount of job s

already international thanks for sharing some of your monday with us here in moscow we are back soon with. diseases harlan kentucky. boys the people from using. a co money city it was almost no coal mines left. the job to go all the pay rises to. live to see these people the survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here and that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i dived. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman he just kills you narrowness and spending to twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to do because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so one more chance for. a nice minute. welcome to. both russia and the u.s. are calling for relations to be rescued but hostile rhetoric is still growing louder on both sides in moscow and washington let bygones be bygones robert engl

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international trade and most importantly, at least in the eyes of congress, the upcoming midterm elections. so in the energy and space, tdminisn is fixated on providing government intervention to assist struggling coal and nuclear power plants, altering a host of environmental policies and programs initiateding t previous administration and expanding opportunities for energy production and export. importantly to us, the water resources development act is one of the few legislative items that is likely to move this session. it's reauthorized every 1-2 years. and it is meant to improve the nation's water resources infrastructure. the house bill passed hr8 last year with bipartisan support. the bill was narrowly focused on authorizing individual u.s. army corps of engineers water resources projects. and senate bill s-2800 is awaiting floor consideration after passing the environment andublic works committee. now, the senate bill is much broader and includes many items of interest to sfpuc. but today, i'll just highlight two major areas, financing and work force developmen>>> an al. this is a modified version. we've worked really hard for the last four years to create this program in partnership with th

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international aoption dos. he's ensured a health care fix for more than 3,000 of retired coal miners and supported military installations like family farmers campbell and rt kx. he's gotten more resources to strengthen kentucky universities ande's helped his state combat the scourge of opioid addiction. and even helped the mother get her child back after she was abducted and taken to west africa. these are the ways he has served histe. as we know, senator mcconnell joined the senate in 1984, so one would literally write volumes about his many other contributions over the past three and a half decades. he once said of the senatat is no less true all of us -- we're all imperfect at moments but we are permanently endowed with a high purpose. for those familiar with the story of his own life, the sense of high purpose was seen early on. aftevercoming polio fat a young age, leader mcconnell went on a tend the university of louisville where he served as student body president and where he urge i had his classmates with march with martin luther king j he then became president of the student bar association at the law school. t

firm called ever quote and finally there's a leading international owner and operator of dry bulk vessels. these are big ships designed to carry coalthis caps the busiest week of the year for the market. 13 ipos likely will go public and will end with 27 to 29 ipos for the month. that would make it if we hit that level, the busiest month for ipos since 2015, june 2015 why so many ipos the returns have been good recently the average return from the ipo initial price, 32% and that's enough to get people jumping back in. kelly, back to you >> a lot of remarkable stats in there. thank you. mike, it's been a stealth move you know, it hasn't been about uber or airbnb or the big names. that's still to come obviously but it's been a strong market. >> it was hitting new highs when the overall market was not -- i do think there's a craving for new ideas, but there has to be a pretty specific good story to tell it's not a shotgun blast of deals and they'll all get received well. they have to get it out there. we'll see what the valuation ends up being. the reason we're having eight tonight, school's out for summer after this, probably not a l

international maritime boundary changes all is required to these become geopolitical issues as well as simply commercial and resource issues. twenty five indonesian islands have already disappeared. like coal and gas sand is now on the frontline of the world's hunger for raw materials. scarcity and dangers local communities and sets governments against each other. as demand builds the circle only becomes more vicious. morocco's gentle climate has been welcoming tourists for years. but its famous beaches have also been attracting some strange four legged visitors a constant stream of men and doggies descend on the beaches seven days a week. in search of. sand. for men and the donkeys have taken so much sand that some beaches now look like the surface of the moon. rock has been experiencing a construction boom spurred on by a competitive real estate market. the builders are happy but they need plenty of sand legal and otherwise. then you know what. i wrote back i wrote back i have i don't want to give you. all you know that i know could have been an addendum going to matter or not how you could have been acquitted oh well coming up to you had no love no my love my double got nothing. but not

opposed to markets he's opposed to them in international trade, opposed to letting them operate with companies like amazon, with the electrical grid and coale seeing it across the board. so i don't think thas individualism. individualism lets people buy and sell what they want. he doesn't want to let us do that >> can we buy and sell what we want when it comes to our exports going into these countries with such ease >> well, look, i would love to see reduction of tariffs across the board. i think a great way to do that was with the transpacific partnership, which would have lowered trade barriers in japan. >> so you like the really big deals with lots of people at the table. i guess that's inherent in this, is that there's a school of thought that globalism is like a giant magnet and sucks everything into it it sucks everything into its universe sometimes trying to push back a little may redefine or realign all the pieces listen, professor, dr. fuchlt rman, thank you for joining me today. there's never enough time. carl, back to you. >> thank you, rick rick santelli. eric chemi has the market flash for us hey, eric. >> that's right. medica

international maritime boundary changes all is required to these become geopolitical issues as well as simply commercial and resource issues. twenty five indonesian islands have already disappeared. like coal and gas sand is now on the frontline of the world's hunger for raw materials. scarcity and dangers local communities and sets governments against each other. as demand builds the circle only becomes more vicious. morocco's gentle climate has been welcoming tourists for years. but its famous beaches have also been attracting some strange four legged visitors a constant stream of men and doggies descend on the beaches seven days a week. in search of. sand. the men on the donkeys have taken so much sand that some beaches now look like the surface of the moon. rock has been experiencing a construction boom spurred on by a competitive real estate market. the builders are happy but they need plenty of sand legal and otherwise. that. i wrote that i have i don't want to give you. are you not i not going to bend an addendum going to not wonder how you could have been acquitted oh well coming up to you had no love no my love my double got nothing. by that i mean i got them help oh yeah. look i

coal and iron ore story because china has put policies in place to cut back on domestic supply, turning to international buying more from australia and brazil, and that is supporting commodities prices. on the lng story, that is the benchmark to oil. most lng is sold on oil benchmark contract. if prices come down, that would weaken the lng story. australia is a not a large producer of lng itself. areas lng is one of the where you could see more weakness if you see china offering to buy 25 billion dollars worth of goods this year from the united states. what does that take away from australia? >> these are commodities. they are homogenous. -- if we are not selling them to one country, we will sell them to another country. chinare is a shift and buying more from the u.s., then all straight would shift what it is selling to another country that would otherwise be receiving the energy that the u.s. would export to it. the trade policies for it might not be as critical. they are homogenous. they can go to china or other markets. haidi: a more optimistic conversation than i was expecting. thank you for joinin

coal mine coming out of all this trade tariffs business. that is how we are faring. rish.lower by 1.5%, rishaad: the bank of international, saying that the currencies are unlikely to ever serve as genuine meaningful exchange. the central bank for other central banks pointed to instability as one of the factors behind that assessment. 65%oin dropped more than since hitting that huge december high. coin's weekly advance nosediving after the south korean exchange reported it was hacked. our managing editor in tokyo -- chris, let's start off with a look at the bis report and what it says are the main shortcomings. bises, well, rish, this report is essentially the latest salvo by officials around the world who have expressed extrem skepticism about the promise of bitcoin and cryptocurrencies more generally. we've seen certainly china's federal reserve, a number of european central banks have expressed concerns about the potential for fraud, the potential for a breakdown in payment systems, if people turn to bitcoin and the bis has done ofs 24-page investigation some of the dangers with regard to bitcoin. one of the things the

happened to the coal mines here and that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. and it's getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos remember wolf it was dismissive to do it like you know. this isn't my cup of tea is going up to the saudi home maybe. you know john i just hope they should be the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who endure the open vision to look at this. and know it is unfair that it's got to this lady of the muscle that you have i'm going to continue in the doesn't seem to do more in the middle sauced don't put this off. hello that if that another upset on the cards will come favorite philatelic months but some of the rough stuff right now i'll be getting the lunch like a boss a marine. i. mean while any of mexico show up home in germany the hard cold they cream off. thousands of mexican fun school into the straits of the russian capital to celebrate that saying is famous with. oh welcome and good evening mexican fans celebrating a famous think three tonight i

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