streets of lebanon they blamed the banking sector for the financial crises and they blamed the ministry of energy for the ailing sector of electricity and the minister of foreign affairs that it didn't represent the ideal a voice of the lebanese to the world this day it was obvious that it is turning point in lebanon in the political life even though the prime minister they said he said that in his meeting with the ministers on monday will discuss early elections which was one of the main demands of egypt at the stores and lebanon but after tonight and after the huge explosion in the. heart of things turned over. the coming days we'll make sure what the future of lebanon whether he can continue would be cut in political system or can be changed the international community asking for. don't use boston every day there in beirut while moving to the u.s. for president donald trump says he's taking executive action to extend benefits to americans who've lost their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic bypassing congress after negotiations between republicans and democrats broke down trump accused r

we can i do a 4th one the ministry of energy one of the main it's in fact the ministry that responsible for the electricity sector for. importing old these issues are related to this industry and it was severely criticised by the. knees of the politicians during the past weeks and years in fact because it was it played the ministry to being the tool to save before the city sector but let me say something here and observe that we can see i want to state that we have foreign ministers that are taken by the protesters and we can put one which is the banks they don't they blame the banking sector for what they are right now financially and economically because they believe that the bank expected mainly the sense that. they gave the chance to these government these politicians through this system to be corrupt that they. would with money all over again until we reach a $100000000000.00 of national debt and let me mention one thing here that's 40000000000 dollars 45000000000 dollars in fact the debt. much a motto i don't 45 percent of the mission and a cold. that's why people are so angry abo

the national institute of solar energy the institute is building a pool of solar technicians on behalf of the energy ministry that could be employed any of. the solar labatt or crease played a central role in the crimean program. as you start to go. is up in the middle ship of men force requirement and the major trunk is required at the bottom and. we have this with a meter fitting and that they are helping the industry. targets and the government to achieve all those things and of course our environmental concerns as well. how many is one of more than 400000 students who have studied in eco senseless crees so far if we build a successful to implement this in our country it will be very helpful for the ruler as well as for the city. because of the covert 1000 pandemic many of the labs have recently had to close he could sense founder of the ship monkey his country working on developing remote controlled printing systems that really students and teachers alike could access the necessary technical equipment from home. and out one 3rd. the food we produce for human consumption globally is lost. that's a lot of

of mass. overnight, demonstrators storming the energy ministry in beir beirut. n defense from protestors. clashes ruled the night with security forces eventually deploying rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds. protestors say negligence and corruption on the part of the lebanese explosion. that is on the donor's conference called by president macron. president trump taking part in that today. the u.s. has earmarked $17 million in aid. >> a little over 15 million is r for humanitarian. the vast majority of this is going to the world food fram for emergency food security. it will be delivered to about 300,000 people who have been affected by the blast and the remainder will support both health and shelter of the respo. >> let's go to beirut where we find rebecca collard. good morning and great to see you. what do we expect today? we know the lebanese government on thin ice with the people there and now following blast, thousands injured and so many people killed. the country in shock. what are you seeing on the ground? >> reporter: yasmin, already behi

protesters were clashing with security forces outside i believe it was the energy ministry as you've gone through there's been severe on rest of the countries on the brink economically and this could this tragedy be a tipping point. yes i was covering it for a warning time of year it's incredible 'd a collapse of the company so electric facility the room is actually facing a crisis in terms of water supply for the city of garbage collection the infrastructure everything but i do not really think that the magnitude of the blast i mean look 20 kilometer survey from the boards when this happens the been those and glass panels for the shadow the international airport the for a figure 8 of this or most explosions so this would have to be planned it's not the clashes of the protesters yes of course there is a frustration there is tension and of that is very often go plantation between 'd all major political players in the middle but i do not believe that the. explosion of this magnitude or explosions of this magnitude could actually of be caused by a group of protesters well yet we should point out that lebanon's internal security c

giants in the world it is that it can't even join in the top 10 of natural gas producers but what the turkish president and turkey's energy ministry sat most an hour ago is that it's a sign of a larger gas resource that turkey can reach to so this to no one location where it is turkish drillship fati has been drilling since late july is 150 kilometers in the offshore of turkey's black sea city is on dock and it has been a more than a month that that ship was there and now we are hearing from the experts that there are more fields like that that turkey can reach out to and experts suggest that 320000000000 cubic meters can only last for 5 or 6 years maximum for a country like turkey because turkey is totally foreign the energy import dependent when it comes to energy both natural gas oil and others that's why it has a huge current to comp the fist deficit more than 50 percent is because of the energy import so this is a hope for turkey that if turkey finds out more from more energy sources like this in the black sea it can be to totally self-sufficient in domestic demand and also within time turkey can become and that exporter and

energy infrastructure. the department of justice recently issued a press release announcing the excitement of two individuals backed by the chinese ministry of data security. doj noted these two individuals not only targeted portions of our energy sector, including doe's handprint site but also entities conducting research on a coronavirus vaccine. we cannot allow hostile foreign nations to disrupt our way of life. energy is the lifeline for all critical infrastructure sectors and protecting our critical infrastructure is the first step in ensuring its continuity. unfortunately we have already seen the real world ramifications of cybertax on energy infrastructure. this is most vividly seen in russia's attacks on ukraine. in december of 2015 russian hackers cut power to nearly a quarter million people in ukraine in an attempt to disrupt and intimidate. in december of 2017 russian hackers infiltrated the industrial control system of a saudi arabian petrochemical plant and disabled the plant's safety systems. will recently, in advance russian government backpacking group is alleged to have probed the us energy entity's network according to a

of the strength. i will say one thing, the commerce energy flash is important and perhaps too late on the session the fact that the commerce ministry said look, we didn't have trade talks in the weekend and they should have in the coming days, should it have some comfort on those that are worried in the headlines of the u.s./china relationship. >>> geoff, thank you so much let's bring in our first guest this morning thank you for being with us to share your thoughts. it being looks as though sentiments have soured on both sides. what was your interpretation of those minutes? and has anything changed the global narrative in your view? >> good morning. we think the environment remains unchanged and that it would be very much ongoing. there is nothing in the minutes that changes the narratives for us the risks are in the medium term and growth rates picking up. they are the medium term only and not short-term risk. we've increased to four and a half percent and increased waiting in european equity in large and midcaps. >> is that predicated on the view that short term we see cyclical stocks outperform short-term stocks? explain to us

energy resources in the disputed area between the islands of crete and cyprus. the number of migrants lundy on italy shores has more than doubled in the past year the italian interior ministry says an economic crisis in tunisia has contributed to the 148 percent rise on last year's figures since last august more than 21000 people reached italy with over 80 percent saying they had come from tunisia and libya the italian interior minister will meet with the president of tunisia on monday. the japanese ship that ran into a coral reef off the coast of the russia's has split apart spilling more oil into the sea where it is declared an environmental emergency and many fear the spill will do irreversible damage to the local wildlife laura bird munley how small. the roots have flooding in oil is leaking out the japanese owned vessel and the rock a share has placed a part of the oil is there spreading along the pristine coastline of eastern. the ballcarrier running to a reef that point there's the 3 weeks ago a 1000 tons of oil spilled into the ocean presenting a huge danger to marine wildlife some unique to the country. the area both colorful reefs mangrove forests protected wetlan