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justis the heart of not saudi crude oil production and export infrastructure but this is the heart of global infrastructure for oil. it is just 5% of the world's global supply. it is huge. we don't know how long it is going to take to get full on the political side, saudi's are pointing the finger at iran as well as the u.s. did. knew over the weekend moran waspompeo said to blame -- iran was to blame. frontvelopments on that on what we should expect from the u.s.? >> the u.s. is waiting to see and go through all of their intelligence about this. there is one thing president trump has made clear when he was campaigning. a war in thewant gulf, but when you have headlines that the saudi's are hunting the finger at iran, they are not saying it is the you -- yemeni rebels. escalates what we see as proxy wars to be more front and center. rbc has r long, been saying the lima is broken. the market completely move to be focused on the supply side. the whole summer the market has been obsessed with the demand side, the global growth concerns. supply-sider is going to be front and center for we

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it was true of jimmy swigert and true of justi trudeau and probably don lemon.he more sang he gets a pass no matter what he does? i think you know the answer because, of course, have you seen it before earlier this year the governor ralph northam caught wearing black face. clanhood. he still won't tell us what it was. he was wearing black face or a clan hood northham the liberal democrat said he didn't need to resign over it. the left pretended to care for a my minutes, we are so upset and forget the whole thing happened. northam said the whole incident showed deep wounds in virginia. what he did showed deep wounds in the whole commonwealth of virginia. in other words, northam himself wasn't guilty of anything, black face or a clan hood, it was the people of virginia who were responsible. they had the collective guilt. and that guilt could only be by giving ralph northam more power. because that's what it is always about. always. it's about power. when you make a mistake, it means you are a sinner, and you must be damned. you probably don't have enough diversity

justi justice sotomayor had a opinion on this.hat the rule topples decades of asimem practices and without affording the public a chance to weigh in. that's an interesting point because granting of asylum i think is in the american fabric. >> it actually is kind of at the bottom of the statue of liberty, too. it's what we believe to be good. your argument that it's a process issue, 100% of americans would agree, right? there must be a process in which you evaluate someone's claim. but justice sotomayor says we're not being consulted, we're changing something fundamental about this nation of immigrants. >> and congress controlled the asimem laws for 40 years has made it clear just because you go through another country doesn't mean you can automatically be denied. this administration didn't try to determine those countries have safe and fair processes because they couldn't. but not only did have a seat change of 40 years of asylum law but a standard practice where you give the public and experts the right -- >> hearings and -- >> a

they s people are justying on the floor of the arena. one woman divinia consultant who lost her home on abaco. shndwas actually able to s one night in nassau with some friends, but they could only host her for that one night, so she went to the shelter to look for help. there was no help to be found, she said. they said the social services people from the governmen told her she had to go to an office some distance ay to try tofi housing. so there's a lot of frustration assistance.about the lack of >> woodruff: and, john, you've also, we know you have been talking to people who have been litelly trying to get on t one of the other islands whereto their family members, loved ones are. >> reporter: that's right. again, private efforts where the governmenteems to be a little slow. most of these people, especially here who are being evacuated from abaco, especially, are just people who get flown off the island on private plas, eight-seat, 18-seat planes. these are planes either about $2,400 round trip orost of private plane pilots themselves

have brought american soldiers home, but left the afghan government to largely fend for itself, with justis taliban to negotiate with president ashraf ghani in kabul. the problem with that-- the taliban refuses to recognize thn american puppet. afghanistan's minister of defense asadullah khalid still believes his forces can get the taliban to negotiate with the kabul gornment by hitting it even hararder with mil offensives. >> in some cases we doubled our operation and in some cases we made it triple, to put moreor thessure on taliban to pus to come to the table. >> reporter: which negotiating table that? >> afghan government. >> reporter: and so, theec country's spl forces keep raiding taliban strongholds. in the capital kabul we joined them on a late night search on the outskirts of town.do severan soldiers stormed the neighborhood in the moonlight, on the hunt for a liban commander. the forces are heading into the house now. with so many major attacks happening in kabul that kill civilians, raids like this are all the more essential. time, all they found was the man's father at home. he

dynamite, the appalling impunity afforded in the murders while a grieving community cried out for justiand denise. these children are god, today of 70 years of age. each individual life rich in promise stolen. each future unfiulfilled. anna may east's sister i got to today still carries the scars internally and externally. for so many family members here today. this is not a symbolic loss that trans-fix the world and inspire the whole nation. it is personal. even 56 years later, it is tragic. when you lose a child so young as many of us experienced in different circumstances, the la loss is always punctuated by questions no matter how much time passes. what did she look like or what would she become? what would she have done? and what memories will never be. the heartbreaks anew when remembering an incredible, potential opportunity was denied, that child and your family and all in their orbit. we never let ourselves forget. dr. king proclaims at the funeral service, their deaths say us, we must work passiona passionately for the realization of the american dream. indeed that blast took

and said he wanted to put more resources into this because you look at a system like the criminal justijustice is correcting injustice. the wrong person is behind bars, do something about it. it's a wonderful program. >> an impressive program. >> let's hope more d.a.s do it across the country. >> you can hear more of the conversation with larry krasner on the "cbs this morning" podcast. you can listen wherever you like to get your podcast. >> next, how parents can help children become better readers. pamela paul is in our green room with tips on -- i can't read -- >>> good tuesday morning. we are looking at areas of fog and clouds along the coast and parts the bay. even some of the in the location six and on shorefront. to pitchers near average. we will have a clearing exit from the coast. heating up in fairfield. mid 80s in san jose and oakland and upper 60s in san francisco. more clouds for wednesday cooling it down as we head to the workweek and into the weekend. you've still got game. at aetna, we find that inspiring. but to stay on top of your game takes a plan. that's why aetna ta

having the white house and the juts justi justice department involved in that cover-up.y're caught. what is this is about is the slow unraveling of that cover-up and the exposure of that wrongdoing. we all know that this is the president's course of conduct. we all know that that database has other documents in it that they were hiding to avoid embarrassment. he's clearly not bound by any of the traditional norms or rules. i think it's the beginning of the end, to be honest with you. but it's important that those of us on the committee do this in a thoughtful and open-minded way, that we be fair and thorough. i don't want to take at face value anything that that whistleblower complaint. i want to corroborate it, do it expeditiously but this is serious stuff. it breaks my heart that the president of the united states would engage in this conduct and all americans should approach it with that humility, i think. >> and bob bauer, you served as white house counsel to president obama, you're intimately familiar with how a white house works and how it should work. what have yo

using the bible to sus fie justy abortion. >> on thursday butt buttigieg deserves the gold medal forastics. life begins at conception. david talked about in fawm 139 being formed in his mother's womb. in the new testament a greek word is used to describe the baby inside the womb is used to describe a little baby. there is no difference in god's sight. and science has confirmed what the bible says. we know through medical technology that that baby in a mother's womb is not some biological blob. it is a human being. and i find it so ironic that the democrats claim to be the party of science. but when it comes to abortion they have become signs deniers. i suppose that's because science presented democrats with an inconvenient truth when it comes to life inside the womb. >> we reported on this yesterday and the buttigieg campaign put out a statement saying this, this is of course a massive distortion of what pete said and just the latest false attack on pete this week. pete will continue to address that he's the candidate at the moment. we are completely in. a message that is resonating