coal energy and that's also a problem so diversification is the big board here obviously surely jim davis thank you very much for coming in well the opec oil exporters say rising demand for energy especially in developing countries means global demand for oil will continue to increase the contents will cost a 12 percent rise in demand by $24.00. opec's and your report says that oil producing countries have no reason to worry about revenues despite the rise of renewables oil will still be the most important source of energy in 2040 it's mostly because the global economy is set to double by then meaning all energy sources will face the increased demand. in 2040 oriel is expected to have the largest share of the global energy mix at 28 percent followed by gas and coal renewable energy sources will account for 19 percent nuclear energy 7 opec assumes that many more millions of barrels per day or m.b.d. are needed 50 small countries which will be required to meet the majority of the. demand that equipments demand for pick liquids is therefore projected to increase to our own 44.4 n.p.t. in 204

with us now, mulligan, davis for the "new york times" and jim sh sherman, our national correspondent. jim, he was actually the first person who listened to the call to testify, and what you heard on the call was not part of what he had prepared. how significant is this? >> in a few ways, one, his credibility. here is a uniformed member of the military, wounded in iraq, who came out and swore under oath to this testimony. the fact that he has firsthand knowledge of this call, but also the way he describes it. when you look at his testimony, he said there was, quote, no ambiguity, that there was a demand ukraine investigate the bidens in exchange for the white house meeting. this gets at that essential charge here of there being a quid pro quo and vindman testifying, again under oath, that this was not a question, this was not a theory, but that it was made very clear this was connected. the other issue i draw attention to from both hill and vindman's testimony here is the tie directly to the white house. you have fiona hill testifying that gordon sondland, the president's appointee as

davis cup tie. andy murray kicked off the campaign with a win in the singles — which he said he didn't even deserve! . .. jimin for five consecutive days if they're going to retrieve the trophy that they went backin retrieve the trophy that they went back in 2015. rejuvenated andy murray, the dutchman played tennis that the latest status winning the first set. he had admitted to putting on weight after the birth of his third child, but burned off some of the fat by breaking the dutchman first game and giving the british fa ns first game and giving the british fans the opportunity to burst into song. he soon add more to rejoice over when they leveled the match in britain were back in business. the power and precision returned, along with it another nail—biting tie—break, a three—time grand slam champion summoned another gear and gave britain a victory that he later said that he did not really deserve. dan evans would have won the tie for britain had he beaten robin haase, he made a great start taking the first set 6—3. but haase fought back, levelled the match on a tie—break before going on to win the third s

and what happened is these americans from davy crockett to jim buoy to william barrett travis and, ofch we are taking down our statues and spray painting christopher columbus' hands in red, people of texas are stands up and reclaiming the alamo footprint. and they are saying we care about this. the way they fought, the way they died needs to be commemorated and i would add this: when you challenge, say, at the water cooler, at the tailgate, wherever you are, you need some facts behind to you back up the statement that we are exceptional nation. this is another example. we have people like general mcchrystal come down who is obsessed with the alamo for a good way, for a military way. and bring us through a special. and if you do not know anything about the alamo, you kind of remember it from high school, i think that you will like this special. because we end with george p. bush. he has a political career on the dramatic up slide. he is saying we are reclaiming the footprint. bring you through it. it was a lot of fun we did over the summer. i will be honest, i'm not as sexy as pit i wo

davy crockett, william berry travis and jim buoyy. the way they fought 180 guys up to 3,000.bodies were piled and burned. and they wanted to get the texans to quit. have you met a texan? they don't quit. they double down and triple down setting up the ultimate victory. it's in sam houston the alamo avengers. steve: sounds like a great book. so much stuff people have not heard before. ainsley: as a child you learn all these stories and davy crockett. if you actually get a chance to go to the alamo it's interesting to stand there on those grounds and know that all happened so long ago. brian: and george p. bush is helping to rebuild the entire foot print. ainsley: it's 135ur8 that you anticipated. brian: the church is where davy crockett was ultimately killed or caught and then killed. but tomorrow it officially is out. this special is going to be next sunday on the 17th. but this weekend i'm going to be going from st. petersburg fox nation on friday i will be in tulsa, oklahoma. and then i will be there in the morning doing the radio show and then over to the bookstore at noon