. >> mann: they were dreadful. i think there was no room for an emotional appeal in a political ad -- that they had to be fact-based, rational presentations. >> probably the most exciting ones involved a jingle, because it was the jingle era on television. >> ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ke for president ♪ you like ike, i like ike for president ♪es ike ♪ hang out the banners, beat the drums ♪ ♪ we'll take ike to washington ♪ >> sabato: virtually every product was sold with a jingle. so "i like ike" with prancing elephants became the symbol for eisenhower in 1956. >> ♪ ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy nn ♪ kennedy, y, kennedy ♪ ken-nedy for me ♪ kennedy, kennedy, knedy ♪ kennedy >> sabato: and john f. kennedy had the "knedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy" ad that would literally drive you insane if you listeno it too many times. >> ♪ try something new >> sabato: well, in 1964, we began the era of professional television advertising that really did have an impact. >> ♪ >> mann: doyle dane bernb

catherine mann with us of citigroup.earch thoughts which is our behavior around trade. inht now, stanley is washington. you know him from his work on the debt and deficit for years. policy rightiscal now. are we going to have a government shutdown? telling readers that there is about a 66% chance. it all depends on donald trump. wat=n't think congress once -- wants it. is his one big chance to take control of it in late september and early october. a 60% chance. we have a budget office that has a 2% run rate of the american economy. i know the president is going to push against that, but as the cbo -- i was actually valid numbers? stan: they are for the first five years or so.as you get further out, 10 years or 20 years guesswork based on a straight-line extrapolation. i don't think you can take the net seriously, but cbo has a better record than the office of budget and management does. their job is to get the numbers right, not to protect the president's behind. i would take there's over the office of management and bu

for with regard to sentencing mr mann for doesn't want to say the rest of his life in prison he could make a deal and bad for it would have to be completely forthcoming about that june two thousand and sixteen meeting that's the land mine that confronts mr trump now what's the space then bruce fine was a pleasure thank you for joining us. first mentioned russia there and the u.s. has placed new sanctions on two russian shipping companies for violating sanctions against north korea as well as to individuals over cyber related activities and washington is also likely to impose further sanctions against russia in the coming days in relation to the poisoning of former spy service crippled mike hanna reports now from washington. approaching a u.s. senate banking committee hearing on russian sanctions the treasury department reporting back on the punitive measures taken to counter what is described as illicit russian activity against the united states now russia's malign activities continue its inventor in and out of has been sacked by the knowledge that we can bring even more economic pain

mann, could you respond to that? >> this is, unfortunately, the sort of diversion that we've seen from the president's misdirection. the irony here is what we're seeing is nothing to do with environmental regulations. in fact, it is trump's effort to eliminate environmental regulations and policies to act on climate change, which are -- which are putting us in a precarious position. these wildfires will only get worse as we continue to warm a the planet by burning the fossil fuels and increasing the concentration of these warming greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. the trump administration is doing everything it can to scuttle international effortsts and domestic efforts to act on climate. couldn: michael brune, you talk about the state level response to these wildfires? what has governor jerry brown's responsese been? and what do you think can happen at the state level, given the trump administration's response? >> there is really two parts to that question first, what is the state doining doubt conontrol te wildfir

. >> reporter: vicki's daughter, nicole mann is now an astronaut with a mission. nasa announced that it will launch american astronauts on commercial rockets from american soil. the 41-year-old from sonoma county will be on the boeing cst-100 star liner. >> i'm grateful to usher in the new era of space flight. >> reporter: the family is ready. >> i think it's fabulous. we are extremely proud of her. >> from public schools to flying f-18s, and training for space, mann's parents the wife and mother has always excelled. >> you have to be able to learn fast. you know. because that's, that's just a huge avalanche of information that you need to know. but, for pilots, that's, that's what they do. >> sgl -- >> reporter: the family said playing soccer helped her to have a team mind-set, she said she will be nervous but not scared. >> nervous but when it's ready to happen, you know that you have trained, you have a team. >> reporter: mann and her team are expected to launch next year. nbc bay area news. >> a new facial recognition system will speed up those long lines at t

sir cliff then sued the bbc for invasion of privacy and mrjustice mann found in his favour, saying the bbc had infringed sir cliff's privacy rights in a serious and sensationalist way. and he awarded him over £200,000 in damages. since we discussed this on our last programme injuly, there has been a development. the bbc says it won't appeal against a court ruling that it breached sir cliff richard's privacy by covering a police raid on his home. that decision a couple of weeks ago not to appeal against the ruling which the bbc had said they were considering doing was broadly welcomed. but some newswatch viewers remained angry that that appeared to be the end of the story. ian frost mused... hazel was unimpressed with the corporation's defence... and david james advised... no one from the bbc was available to speak to us about this before i am pleased to say we are now joined by david jordan, the corporation's director of editorial policy and standards. thank you for coming on newswatch. do you accept as many viewers say that the bbc has fallen below the standard expected of it? we are

of mrick garland who was e steamed on both sides of t230e78 and is we have to move it ere, thomas mann with the brookings chen.ution, and lani thank you both. >> thank you. >>> turning now to tech, before there was uber of lyft there was task rabbit. in 2008, leah busky had it to allow people to do jobs. and busky left the company for eighth years before it was acquired by acqui2ikea i7. joining me now is lara busky. good to see you. >> thanks so much for having me. >> not a lot of people realize, before uber and airbnb, there is rabbit. how did you come up with the idea to have an online platform to convince people who needed peop toun errands for them. >> you know, back in 2008 this is not a obvious ia. this is long before you would ju in a stranger's car off the street, right? but i was sitting at home one night with her husband. we were getting rody to out to din interi realized we were out of dog food. it was a cold and snowy outside. we didn't want to go out. we were like there has to be someone out there to help was the job. four months earlier, the iphone had just come out. and

further anal siz of theti week's polal developments, i'm joined by hoover institution wan chen, and toms mann from the brookings inn constitution. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> and what apeek. not only and the now withe have a david and pref and compared to other bombshell developments we have had had in the past for. >> if and more relationship -- and carter pige frge. now, what we see is the investigation, and this is part 06 pef and that have to be conditionsed. and i think that's w people focused so much this week. what is the sbrekt involvement. that's why thisnd is people why are so many high provile almostic. >> interesting, they've not talking about it. onlyoe smt you can't convict a president of thef articles improoefment would a -ttwird majority. that means vps has toome around. the count has to come around and it zwroublt and public congress ale hearings on all the suck jekts, republicans have avoided. >> i think it's not true to say there are no democrats that have raised thessue of improoefment. you have a number of members lking agent it because they believe in their dis

presidential election at almost the same time yesterday paul mann afford trump's former campaign manager was convicted on charges including tax and bank fraud now the comparisons with the watergate scandal are obvious and abundant never in the trump presidency has the word impeachment been used as often as right now yet it is doubtful that president trump sees himself as another richard nixon last night as the news was breaking he took to the stage at a rally in west virginia as if he had stepped into an alternate reality trump was cheered by the crowd and he clapped while people chanted hillary locker room. observers are calling it the darkest day so far in donald trump's turbulent presidency but the u.s. president at a rally in west virginia appeared unruffled. he's done time and again denied any russian involvement that aided him during his electoral campaign. fake to the right here in which we got a whole pick up and. where is there closure you know they're still looking for collusion where it acknowledged it finds a collision we want a five the collusion. his comments came just hour

. >> reporter: vicki's daughter, nicole mann, is now an astronaut with a mission.ced it will launch american astronauts on commercial rockets from american soil. the 41-year-old from sonoma county will be onboard the boeing cst 100 starliner. >> i'm just grateful to be able to help usher in this new era of american space flight. >> reporter: her parents are ready for launch. >> well, i think it's fabulous. i mean we're extremely proud of her. >> reporter: from public schools in sonoma county to flying f-18s and training for space, mann's parents say the wife and mother has always excelled. >> you have to be able to learn fast, you know. because that's -- it's just a huge avalanche of information. for pilots, that's what they do. >> reporter: the family says playing soccer helped mann develop a team mindset and determination. she tells her parents she will be nervous, but not scared. >> a little nervous, but when it's ready to happen, you know that you've trained, you have a team. >> reporter: from penn grove to the international space station, mann and her team are

. >> james mann. >> james mann looked like a founding father. we imputed them. we thought they were all james madison. and they were very serious. james mann was a real conservative on the democratic side, southern democratic. remember the southern democrats. and mann was very involved in this. there was paul subbings from baltimore, who was very involved in shaping article two. and they worked together. and there were republicans. caldwell butler, there was larry hogan, also from maryland. and they -- i mean, these were sort of -- beforehand, we saw them as average figures, you know, house members. nobody had done anything very outstanding. rodino was sort of very plain-spoken, not terribly eloquent man. and they all rose. and they took it very seriously. and we took them very seriously. and they reached this bipartisan agreement that the country accepted. now, i can tell you afterwards, i had dinner with one of these heroes to clear up some questions for the book. he invited me to this cocktail party on the hill. and it was a lobbyist party. and he started tel

are on the brink of launching american astronauts on american rockets from american soil. >> now, mann on the far right here attended stanford where she earned a degree in mechanical engineering. spacex and boeing are shooting for a test flight of their capsules to the space station by the end of this year or early next. >>> the ocean waters off of san diego broke a record this week, the highest temperature in san diego in 102 years of taking measurements. reporter jennifer de la cruz has the story. >> our oceans are warmer this year. >> warmer than past years. >> people are loving it. >> maybe a little too warm. a sea surface temperature of 78.6 degrees recorded on wednesday, more than ten degrees above the average. >> it is still warmer than normal and warmer than normal since early 2014. >> reporter: he's calling it a marine heat ve >> reporter: he says sea surface temperatures should have gone back to normal. that didn't happen. >> it means we're in a new situation around here. >> reporter: we've seen changes in marine life. >> last year we had hammer head sharks, sea snakes, which

hillary mann leverett former white house. house and state department official with responsibility for iran in tehran. a professor of world studies at the university of tehran and in geneva john mark rickly the head of global risk at the geneva center for security policy welcome to you all hillary i want to start with you so here is yet another shift in tone from donald trump earlier this month he threatens iran now he's saying that he's willing to meet with iranian president hassan rouhani with no conditions is there some kind of strategy here or is this a spontaneous statement. well it's hard to say for sure with president trump and in particular the wild swings in rhetoric make it more difficult but i think a sober analysis of it trumps moves and what he's done on the world stage and who he actually speaks to and from what we understand listens to in washington i think there is a strategy it is been vastly under reported and under estimated the key foreign policy person that trump has turned to in in the united states has b

this mr mann post in princeton that will have to be tested in the same way we've done here i'm not surprised that it works on a construction site with the when someone has experience with digging the divine iran strike there and only there in places where you consciously or subconsciously expect something to be of all of the biggest wealth thank you for coming. the how are they not well they didn't work so this is. believing. that it was he right when he said it was just your imagination but i think. when. i was around happened i don't know but it was a test fair. go on living. so. why was it if you think one day you'll pay out to ten thousand euro's. a young missionary probably not that we've been doing these tests since two thousand and four for fourteen years since then the laws of nature have always worked the same way and i'm guessing they will continue to do so i think for me it's i'm on the run is this it's our goal to make it clear that we're fighting against these winds spread superstition side. on we also want to show people that they can prove simple tests if a claim is credible o

completes guilty to a hush money scheme to influence the twenty sixteen election and campaign manager paul mann a foretaste convicted of financial crimes what will these stunning legal developments mean for the white house also coming up fake news social media giants facebook and twitter moved to stamp out just information campaigns launched from their platforms but with the u.s. midterm elections just three months away is it too little too late and desperation along one of europe's most heavily fortified borders d.w. news goes to the spanish territory of ceuta in north africa following migrants determined to get across. iraq it's great to have you along everyone well we begin with those dramatic developments in the u.s. were two of president trump's closest associates have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty of criminal offenses the most potentially damaging for the president the statements of michael cohen president trump's former personal lawyer and go to fixer former campaign manager paul a man of force convictions could also add momentum to the special counsel's russia collusion for

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bernal-samano would have preferred horace mann or one of five otherdowntown area elementary schools, but san jose unified school district, which is mandated by law to provide space to charter schools, says that's not possible,lili smith/san jose unified school district ".....we do not have any facilities available that would meet the needs for k-8 students, it's justnot there...but we do have a school that meets all their needs and it's there waiting for them..."san jose unified acknowledges that some of the downtown schools do indeedhave extra space due to declining enrollmement and that allen at steinbeck would better accommodate the promise students. lili smith/san jose unified "...it has appropriate bathrooms, it has a gym and it is just abetter fit for a middle school aged student..."the promise charter parents had hoped for a downtown school to be close to the the tech museum of innovation, which was going to help with the schools innovative ciriculum. yolanda bernal-samano says allen at steinbeck school, five miles south of her downtown home, is just too far away.yolanda berna

so i'm just grateful to be able to help usher in this new era of american space flight. >> mann becamet in 2013 but this is her first trip to space. >>> boeing and space x are behind the new american made capsules. if all goes as planned, the test flights will launch early next week. >>> new evacuation orders as flames explode overnight. live to the front lines for an update on the mendocino complex fire. >>> plus the final report. do investigators know what triggered the las vegas strip mass shooting? rethousands more are being forc to evacuate in the mendocino complex fires. >>> now at 6:30, thousands being forced to evacuate from the mendocino complex fire. this is new video from san francisco firefighters. one of many strike teams helping with the fight on the front lines. >>> the mendocino complex fires are the two fires burning near clear lake. >> one of the fires absolutely exploded overnight. nbc bay area sergio quintana live in the community of lucerne, one of the communities evacuated today. sergio? >> reporter: and i could tell you, you could see right now there are a whole

jacob rees mann, david jones, and they are very angry at him and think he is presenting a doomsday scenariot the daily telegraph says that mark carney therefore should be blamed because of this drop in the pound for the high cost of four holidays. that shows what they are thinking about. but we should point out that apart from these usual suspects, in that sense, the brexiteers, harshly criticising mark carney, there is somebody who feels sanguine for the opposite reason, and that is the chief executive of british airways. he says he feels assured that there will not be planes grounded here in the uk, there will be some sort of agreement that will be transported —— an agreement for transport copper hands the eu and therefore people should not panic. things will be sorted out, he even says we have dealt with situations with big problems and challenges before. dealt with situations with big problems and challenges beforem dealt with situations with big problems and challenges before. is a project we're again?” problems and challenges before. is a project we're again? i think the planes being

* it's finally game time, the whistle's about to blow its that kind of excitement* this is nicole mann from petaluma. she's among 9 >>> a bay area native is set to lead the spaceflight. this is nicole man from petaluma. she's among nine men and women for the first time who will use a commercial rocket to reach the international space station. david begnaud reports from houston. >> reporter: for the first time since 2011 we are on the brink of launching american astronauts un-american rockets from american soil. >> reporter: it was like a pep rally. children waving american flags. as nasa administrator jim bridenstine introduced the newest class. >> i present to you our commercial crew astronauts. >> reporter: nasa hopes by next year to blast nine of them to the international space station. aboard two spacecraft designed and built by boeing and space asked. astronauts nicole man christopher ferguson will ride on boeing's first test flight of the star liner. ferguson commanded the final space shuttle flight. the space x capsule is called the crew dragon. this will be the first time that

there's also leslie mann and larry king.ane connects with a person's aura and then reads what's in their future. >> nick jonas, priyanka chopra. >> so the empress is generally the card of fertility. she wants to be a mom and she wants a family. i'm going to say twins or there's two very close together. >> also in the cards of cho-nas? a secret wedding in the maldives or a beach somewhere. but for ariana and pete, jayne thinks they'll have intimate church i dos. ♪ and there's no tears left to cry ♪ >> i feel not a small wedding, but a wedding that's quite quaint. >> jayne thinks justin bieber's not as invested as hailey baldwin and that bieb-win's relationship is more about lust than longevity. ♪ what do you mean >> what advice would you give them at this juncture? >> enjoy the lust. >> okay. do you see them walking down the aisle? >> i think if they did, i'm not sure if it would last. they probably will do it for a public viewing. >> jayne, whose "psychic sisters" shop in london is now open in l.a., says prince harry and meg

horace mann was one of the leaders in massachusetts and helps with the development of the curriculum. when they began establishing the supported schools horse man was instrumental in having the bible become part of the curriculum and this resulted in teaching judeo-christian values. talked about responsibility and certainly they had the view that the bible would have an influence. >> host: let's hear from amber. you are on book tv. >> hello how are you? >> host: were fine. please make your,. >> guest: kit. >> caller: can you talk about james baldwin as the societal issues? >> host: james baldwin? thank you, reminder to our viewers if you're on a cell phone make sure to talk right into it. don't use the speaker, we want to make sure we hear you clearly. james baldwin, i'm afraid i don't have any comments on that one, i would encourage probably reading some of the volumes out there on literature. i know there is an important social critique there even as we are talking about the relationships between different communities and races, i don't feel like i have the confidence to talk about

economy from here on out jury deliberations continue in the trial of former champ campaign chairman paul mann ford and the jury same's to be split on at least one of the counts the jury reportedly submitted a note to the judge asking what happens at they don't reach a consensus on one of the counts against man a for the former trump a places eighteen bank and tax fraud charges and he has pleaded not guilty and gallagher is live for us in alexandria virginia so what these questions andy that we're hearing about what does that mean. well i think it's a reflection of just how complex these charges facing donald trump's former campaign manager paul mana fought were dealing with very intricate financial dealings there are of course eighteen charges here and that note from the jury to the judge was very specific it said what happens if we don't reach a consensus on one of those eighteen charges the judge's reply to the jury was to go back and trying to reach a consensus on all eighteen charges if not he may accept a partial ruling on those eighteen charges now it's difficult to say whether that mea

paul mann a ford who was a campaign manager for u.s. president donald trump has been found guilty of tax fraud a jury found metaphor guilty of eight financial crimes a judge declared a mistrial on ten other counts the jury could not agree on the verdict is the first trial victory of a special counsel investigation into president trump's former associates. and president.

trial to result from the robert mueller rush investigation began the trial of former manager paul mann afford the new york times today's is that the u.s. president should be judged by the company he keeps now that has not seemed to be the case. could it be changing what your opinion. i don't know but i don't believe it and i must admit that as a european observer of american politics i don't really understand what is going on in the united states right now and i have been following u.s. politics since i studied here in the nineteen nineties it seems like the political dispute this chorus in this country if it takes place at all has left all connection to reality and facts it's all about which strive to you belong to iow fought for or against him and that is of course boring that's a danger to democracy if the citizens can no longer agree on what the facts what the stand what you should do and what you couldn't do what kind of behavior is morally acceptable and what is not but that is the state the united states in right now. the war over who owns the truth a corresponding kirsten pheno

paul mann a forward who was a campaign manager for u.s. president donald trump has been found guilty of tax fraud a jury found a man of ford guilty of eight financial crimes a judge declared a mistrial on ten other counts the jury could not agree on the verdict is the first trial victory of a special counsel investigation into president trump's former associates. and president trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen has reached a plea bargain with federal process.

and a short time afterwards paul mann a ford who briefly managed trump's presidential campaign.

. >> reporter: astronauts nicole mann, eric boe, and christopher ferguson will ride on boeing's firstt flight of the boarliner. ferguson commanded the final space shuttle flight. >> i certainly do not feel any more risk than i did before shuttle launch at this point. >> it's finally game time. the whistle is about to blow. it's that kind of excitement. >> reporter: spacex's capsule is aalled "the crew dragon." ndbert behnken and douglas hurley will do the honors of sammanding the sleek highcraft oacecraft. >> it is absolutely like a fly on the iphone. >> reporter: this is going to be the first time nasa outsources astronaut space travel to private industry. are you confident that you've looked at every aspect of the risk? >> the answer-- the answer is yes. >> one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: nearly half a century after neil armstrong walked on the moon, nasa hopes to reignite that kind of excitement for commercial space travel. >> we want to see commercial space enterprise be very, very successf in-- in essence, >>king space more routine. >> reporter: we are inside what would

currently on the table and so i think the results of this lays plea bargain bike by cohen and also paul mann affords charges have no bearing i don't think they have any bearing at all on the president and impeachment should be raised to the level of of high crimes or some high degree of corruption or high misdemeanors and at the moment they don't have any in fact the fact that they haven't come up with anything and that the all they've managed to claw back with paul manna for is mis filings and some bank fraud charges and the same with cohen in violation of campaign. regulations finance regulations that proves there is no russian collusion or they've wasted two years to find fairly pedestrian violations sure if you went into any of the campaigns including hillary clinton's and spent two years with an investigation team and a grand juries i'm sure you'd find a lot more than miss filing that's the point isn't it violations of campaign finance laws that's the point of how the muller investigation has actually expanded it was launched just to remind our audience it was launched as a probe into a

politics and he has made a whole lot of promises and as you say i think the first thing that steve mann and by the edge of the white house it's a was to put up a whiteboard and put a whole lot of the promises made and and start ticking them off her but i think the foreign policy perspective the president from hers is one of increasing american power and extracting as much value economically commercially financially and so on from our allies associated powers and on enemies and i think all that is down to who's our long term idea that america has been ripped up and i think if you look at domestic politics then the kind of people you defined as or americans. he basically so he wants a message that you have been ripped off white american men in particular by women by minorities by immigrants and so on and you lost status of what he's going to do our store american greatness in the game going to just going to job any area or mail or home i we have an american we are abroad i have a large brain reserve sort of after an average of our break we'll continue our discussion on american exceptiona

petaluma's own nicole mann is part of the crew who will embark on the historic flight. >> it's finally game time. the whistle it about to blow. so it's that kind of excitement. >> yeah. some of the crew will take off aboard the spacex capsule called crew dragon. others will fly a boeing capsule. nasa hopes that the use of private industry will reignite excitement in space travel. >>> the coastguard rescued two boaters from san pablo bay. look at this. a coastguard chopper lifted the two to safety after their sailboat had run aground wednesday near mare island. shallow water prevented a rescue by boat. so the chopper was called in. no one was seriously hurt. >>> a marine county biologist wants all of us to get a chance to explore the oceans even if you can't swim. most beautiful dives. just slip on the v-r goggles... an dr. erica woolsley is developing a 3d reality video of some of the most beautiful dives in the world. slip on the goggles and it all comes to life. you can experience the ocean the way you like and now woolsley is partnering with national geographic to create kits aimed

let louima's own nicole mann is part of the crew who will embark on this historic flight. >> it's finally game time. the whistle is about to blow. >> some of the crew will take off on board the space x capsule called crew dragon. others will fly a boeing capsule. nasa hopes that the use of private industry will reignite excitement in space travel. >>> apple just topped a trillion dollars but this early apple investor is not what happened to the forgotten founder. >>> and later, the smoke stack that could save your life during a house fire. >>> and the company making it easier for to you do it if you forget. welcome back. it's just about 6-30.. good morning... i'm andrea nakano in for devin fehely. and i'm julie watts. let s start this half hour with our forecast. andrea, back to you. at least 18 significant to burn >>> welcome back. to start this half hour, we have a check of your forecast. we do have a red flag warning in effect near the mendocino fire. there will be some extreme fire danger today. satellite perspective shows high pressure is building and that is going to keep temperatur

allie verjee visiting researcher at the united states institute of peace and in london i met sally mann a researcher in the africa program at chatham house welcome to you all now ali i want to start with you sunday's deal is just the latest ceasefire it's the latest power sharing agreement what makes it different this time any hope that it will last. i think it's first important to know that this isn't the final deal even though it's been reported that way there will still be subsequent negotiations on security matters the second point to make is that this deal does not repeal the earlier twenty fifteen peace agreement that you mentioned earlier that is still in effect but it's not clear what exactly will be implemented from that and what will be implemented from this agreement and how one selects between those things the third is that it sets a very long time table for actual implementation and so in these eight months that are being talked about a lot could happen a lot could change there is also a limitation because not everyone who is fighting has been involved in the process in kha

sunny mann is a partner at the international law firm baker mckenzie. why new sanctions? the us, has reach a conclusion that russia has deployed chemical weapons, so the impact of that follows on from that determination. what we are going to see, as we heard, is restriction on sales of arms and related financing and further related restrictions on the sales of certain goods and technologies to russia. we already have a number of restrictions, you are right, and arms embargoes, so what we will be seen today and the coming days won't have a significant additional impact on businesses trading with russia. what does it tell us about the impact of existing sanctions, are they working? one thing is clear, there has been trade disruption, not only for russia but those countries that trade with russia, particular sectors include impact did include energy, defence, banking and capital markets, and thatis banking and capital markets, and that is why business and the business community will be hoping for a diplomatic solution to the impact rather than continued ratcheting of sanctio

then the impact it could have on markets we now turn to our correspondent alex mann hile that you joins us live from toronto canada alex welcome as always from a financial perspective what does this look like for canada and the saudis like i mean for the saudis this is an easy target they get offended by criticism really easily it seems and we're talking about four billion dollars worth of trade here between canada and the saudi arabians one point two billion of that is actually what canada exports to saudi arabia so boo hoo really for the canadian standpoint no really big deal when you're talking about the big picture but look what the saudis have done ok so we can break this down quite easily we start with the ambassador of canada being booted out of saudi arabia then they pulled their ambassador from here and then they just started to trickle down into other sectors saying no new foreign investment or investment in canada no trade with canada nothing new can happen with canada and then of course the newest is when this my favorite favorite is we barley they're not allowing wheat and

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associates allegations against him the us president went on twitter praising former campaign chief paul mann afford for not breaking under pressure while at the same time accusing xa lawyer michael cohen of making up stories in order to get a plea deal. the french interior ministry has admitted to a bureaucratic error led to the release of a terrorist suspect allegedly involved in plotting an attack party's more if national has more from paris. an interesting story here in fronts and the alleged islamist terror plot it was freed here early in april because an investigating judge had forgotten to renew his pretrial custody and this information was first emerged in the local media but later was also confirmed by france's justice ministry the spokesperson of the french government has called it a failure and for much more to go it is obviously agree failure i think the justice minister already initiated an internal probe to identify the reason for the speech and then introduce certain amendments to prevent such things from happening in the future because obviously the priority now is to find thi

of what's happened here you've got michael cohen a long time friend and fixer of the president paul mann afford a longtime aide in front of the president both pleading guilty to extremely serious charges that came from the mother investigation it cannot be ignored the gravity of what's happened here is something despite what the president says it will not be ignored i don't think by the american public donald trump can call the special counsel's investigation a witch hunt as much as he likes but when six men and six women at a jury trial here in virginia find paul manifold guilty of what he did with it with tax fraud and bank fraud that really speaks to what robert muller's investigation is all about close friends and aides of donald trump are basically falling like flies right now it must have serious implications and it's also important to remember that the midterm elections are coming up in november robert muller's investigation still hasn't concluded but these kinds of cases from people so close to the president may well have a deep impact on those midterm elections which are being s