of dramatic decisions by the young prince who wasted no time consolidating his grip on power mohamed a man jailed senior members of the royal family businessman and government officials on corruption charges. but the sweeping campaign over the last spread to outspoken reformers clerics and human rights activists. and holds many portfolios as defense minister he is the man in charge of the military campaign in yemen the war has claimed the lives of thousands of civilians and caused one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. when it happened originally i don't think he anticipated it to go as long it was perceived and seen and sold to him as a sharp air operation that's going to take a few days max me a few weeks in support were supported by the united states the british the french everybody else been sell man says he wants to change his country he has sidelined the conservatives opened up cinemas. and relaxed restrictions on musical performances his biggest project so far is his vision twenty thirty an ambitious plan to diversify the saudi economy and and heavy reliance on oil

i was with his highness, with sheikh mohammed. it was the month of ramadan.e was visiting a family and he at the breaking of the fast this family's house, and one of the members of the family had just come back from being treated in cleveland for a long time. they had just come back. to cut a long story short, after sheikh mohammed likes to take a walk all with and many of our meetings actually are long walks, which are a challenge when we have to carry documents and particularly with our weather when it is very hot. one of the hard parts of my job, believe me. anyway, we took a walk and sheikh mohammed turned to me -- it was night, maybe 10:00 at night at that point. gentleman that spent six months in cleveland -- we are one of the wealthiest auntries in the world with small population. we have invested well in terms of infrastructure. what a we have a hospital with the quality of cleveland clinic here in the uae? my people deserve this quality health care. i want you to have this project. why don't you go figure out how you can build a cleveland clinic hosp

bin said men so even if mohammed bin send men wants to implement these measures he's very wary that there will be a backlash you have to remember that arab society they are taught that it is the pious saladin who conquered jerusalem it is the pious it lucy know who was the father of medicine it was the pious hamadan of his early who inspired st thomas aquinas who inspired adam smith the father economics it was the pious and jabbered who established algebra in other words it's all to do with religion. so when one hundred percent man is talking about liberalization talking about moderate islam talking about a more tolerant islam these are rhetorical this is retired that is dominant in europe and in the us and it has been received with much reservation in the arab world so in terms of these activists have been arrested i think the key problem is this mohammed mr mann is basically saying to them don't get over excited i let you drive and i gave you the right to drive but you guys are pushing this case weight and way too fast and this big hysteria that you have you need to calm down so i

you know at his instruction it's a year now since mohammed bin became the crown prince and the de facto ruler of saudi arabia two admirers he's a much needed moderniser behind reforms such as opening cinemas and issuing driving licenses to women but critics say he stifling dissent consolidating power and moving hastily without considering the consequences of his actions. reports this was one of the most defining moments in saudi arabia in recent times the king sas his nephew and crown prince mohammed bin nayef and appoints his son mohammed bin sandman to the throne what happened next included a series of dramatic decisions by the young prince who wasted no time considered dating his grip on power mohamed bin said a man jailed senior members of the royal family businessman and government officials on corruption charges but the sweeping campaign over the last spread to outspoken reformers clerics and human rights activists. mohammed bin sentiment holds many portfolios as defense minister he is the man in charge of the military campaign in yemen the war has claimed the lives of thousands o

mohamed: we have had years of distorted markets.e have had massive liquidity come into the marketplace, it has felt really good. look at last year, over 20% returns in global markets, equity markets, we even made money on government bonds and all of that was very low volatility. that is not supposed to happen, but it did because we have exceptional circumstances. now, we are slowly exiting exceptional circumstances and it will take some time for markets to realign themselves to more normal patterns. jason: one of the phrases you used new the top of this piece, and i will quote you, "an awareness has spread that "too many years of insufficiently inclusive growth does more than undermine economic performance and potential. it tears at the fabric of society." that is a pretty sweeping statement. what are the implications of that? mohamed: the simple point i was trying to make was when a economy grows too slowly and the benefits of those growth are seen and do go to a small segment of the population that is already better off, people ge

mohamed: you are absolutely right. lack of trust in so many things -- institutions, in the economy, in the establishment -- is a very important part of the explanation. but then there is the question of why we have this lack of trust, and there is a very mple answer -- you simply cannot run advanced economies at ylow growth a cannot have the benefits of that growth to a small segment of the ngpopulation without t breaking. and what has broken is trust. yes, trust is a big issue, but behind that is the need to grow at a higher and more inclusive rate. rajini: mohamed el-erian speaking there. of guatemala's disaster agcy was warned that the fuego volcano was about to erupt hours before the explosion but decided not to order evacuations. that has prompted fury fm opposition politicians who demanded his resignation. the death toll has risen to 99, with another00 missing, as will grant reports. will: amid the crisis in guatemala, the blame game and finger-pointing has begun. l emergency authority defended themselves, denyin

think that is well i think first of all we have to talk all the expectations a little bit because mohamed salah is a great player there's no doubt about that but football is a team sport there's ten other nine other players on the pitch plus the keeper who have to perform and who have to perform at his standard for him to be able to carry the team and actually he was missing in the first game mohamed salah because he was still recovering from his injury and i think his teammates did quite well and they were trying very hard against or god save the point only very late in the game did they have to concede a goal and then they lost and in the second game mohamed salah was there but he wasn't really looking fit he was not his best and he couldn't really perform up to that let's not forget that this is only egypt's third world cup appearance ever they have never won a world cup game and they're playing right now they still have the chance thanks to salons goal so let's see how that pans out how that pans out what else is happening today in the world cup very exciting day because right now we'

london mark a conflict and humanitarian advocacy adviser for save the children welcome to you all mohammed who's to blame for this. well i think. according to the report obviously both parties are blamed by. casualties children and adults. unfortunately in one hand the united nation in two to one six the resolution gave like some sort of. sort of i wouldn't say mandate but they are allowed using force by the saudi that quality to . restore legitimacy in in yemen and what happened after that is a result of an outcome of the war which is to some extent legitimized by the resolutions of the united nation especially two two one six issued by the security council and now we have this humanitarian crisis we have this killing among children the united nation in void today matt hardy and i. reports said that there is some sort of plan which in which the hope is could give over a whole day that to the united nations to be controlled by the united nation. but the government needs the all militants troops and soldiers of the whole it is to be out of the city so that the discussion is about this issue

bin so man who is going to washington and pleading to be king or mohammed busied in the u.a.e. justifying trying to travel that there is a very there is a dichotomy now in the region and many people prefer to ganz approach because it's more islamist the western allies are telling one of insulin you need to be quicker one of us alone is sitting there in his chair thinking ok if i go i want to put the last point of the program to sound i mean allies were in london as well in thirty seconds mamdouh because we are out of time if these women who've been detained praised the government and thanked them for the right to drive as opposed to pay praise the campaigners who they might see got them the right to drive would not be under tension. well around that event and some of that question and addict way i would say that we will not see and hear the forms of the god of the roman or any of it forms in saudi arabia in the short that i would venture to say rudin see it even in twenty five years you have to separate the aspects of religion from running a company a modern country and that ca

it is a big if, though, if mohamed salah starts.ner is on monday providing all the drama, with harry kane's late winner against tunisia. top seed marin cilic cleared the first hurdle in his bid for a first queen's title. the croatian beat fernando verdasco in straight sets, 6—3, 6—4, injust over an hour. he will now play gilles muller in the next round, after the 35—year—old got the better of denis shapovalov in the first match of the day. meanwhile, at the tournament in halle, kei nishikori opened his grass—court season with a convincing straight—sets win over matthias bachinger of germany. the seventh seed broke serve three times and took the match injust 82 minutes. and what a line—up tuesday has in store at queen's, headlined by former number one andy murray, who makes his comeback after taking a year out with a hip injury. the brit will face the australian nick kyrgios in what will be his first competitive match in 3112 days. he says he has zero expectations, but feels ready to get his career back on track. the sport is about w

mohammed basically this report names and shames individuals and groups who propagate this what's your reading of their provenance where they come from not the children the people that do the recruiting and how they're financed well not only this report there are so many reports by the united nations and other organizations amnesty and swartz mentioned the child soldiers and it's clear that the these. are most are the most group in yemen who is using the child soldier there are some according to the pa some children who are working with the in the armed forces by the government bought mainly it is that these who are using this. technique in the warm it's not only this there are so there are yemen now and who they do especially is like a huge fields of landmine and this calls every day in a daily basis casualties among children women civilians not only this but also on if we have some casualties by the air we have all sorts of blame those people who are fighting among the civilians in for data and who are some sort of using civilians as human shields and i think this report didn't menti

anyways, we took a walk and sheikh mohammed turned to me.night, maybe 10:00 at night at that point. gentleman just been six months in cleveland. we are one of the wealthiest countries in the world. we have a small population. we invested well in terms of infrastructure. why don't we have a hospital with the quality of cleveland clinic here in the uae? it is not acceptable. my people deserve this quality health care, and i want you to handle this project. why don't you go figure out how you can build a cleveland clinic hospital here in abu dhabi. robert: so you have that now -- david: so you have that now? don't want any i bureaucracy on this. you report directly to me. i wanted to now. it took us as an organization about seven years to convince cleveland clinic that we would caret to the quality of and to the management to deliver exactly what you have in cleveland in abu dhabi. it took us seven years to build a state-of-the-art hospital, which we have today. that dream he had has been achieved. david: you have opened up a museum. how is tha

bin so man who is going to washington and pleading to be king or mohammed as aden in u.a.e. justifying trying to travel that there is a very dire is a dichotomy now in the region and many people prefer to ganz approach because it's more islamist the western allies are telling mom of insulin you need to be quicker one of us alone is sitting there in his chair thinking ok if i go i want to put the last two points of the program to do son of a allies we're in london as well in thirty seconds ma'am do because we are out of time if these women who've been detained praised the government and thanked them for the right to drive as opposed to pay praise the campaigners who they might see got them the right to drive would not be under tension. well. some of that question and batiks i would say that we will not see and hear the forms of the god of the woman or any of that informs. the short that i would venture out of to say rudin see it even in twenty five years you'll have to separate the aspects of religion from running a company and that cannot be any coincided in saudi arabia in

mohamed: no, this is new, and it shows you that the u.s. decided to take a different approach to a goal that all the g7 shares. the g7 agrees that you nd fairer trade, but something has tone about theft of intellectual property,ha somethg to be done about non-tariff omething has to be done modernize trade agreements. in the past this was done in what economists called a cooperative game. here there is a different approach. u.s. has taken a differe negotiating approach, and i think that is shocking the g7. christian: the last time you were on the program we were talking out growth and confidence returning. i wonder if things are looking a little more shaky. we have got tariffs, brexit, italy, growing concern in china. re isu think the pic looking more wobbly? mohamed: if you remember, i've been cautioning people not to get too excited about the edso-called synchronickup in global growth, because it was due to a confluence of factors. it was not poly-driven, except the u.s. in europe it was a natural healing process. think of a patient coming

mohammed is here with his entire group of young boxers from lack of it's a matter of honor. secrets of the box office about what happens here is very important it shows that things are not how they're often portrayed in the media they say people from the banu are just good for nothings who don't succeed at anything that's not true because we're not second class citizens we have a head on our shoulders in addition to our legs and hands. that's why mohammed registered all his boxers for the dictation because you can fight and love is like a family which is why we all came together and we want to talk i really want to when there was a guy. who was at leon gets down to work along with the other one thousand four hundred seventy three participants of village and this is the man who dreamed up the idea of the big dictation because she did some turkey grew up in the banya himself so he boxed at the same club atlanta now does and had problems at school today some talk he is a well known writer called an adult but he wants to pass on his passion for the french language one shot you.

mohamed of all reporting there from what's now known as the five slash six interchange here into how the fifth of june isn't right much of our answer is with us here professor of political sociology at cantor university i've lost track of the number of times you and i have sat in the studio and talked about this but it's been a few over the past year hasn't it. do you feel we've progressed any further as far as resolution i mean it was good that you put that in there because i was going to say it has got our progress certainly has got a progressed in this year rapidly on many fronts but when it comes to the crisis it is very clear that the locating countries plus egypt find themselves in a situation where a continued crisis is better than a solution that could result in. losing you know as we say in arabic the faces water if you will so using the faces what it means basically meaning being embarrassed and it's and this term has been used a lot during the crisis to describe how this crisis and come to a solution which is basically the same as saying saving face saving face but what ar

mohammed hanif.en power, denis murphy, zainab dean, jeremiah dean. mohammad alhajali. khadija khalloufi, marjorie vital, ernie vital is ebrahim, gary maunders. we will rememberthem. vital is ebrahim, gary maunders. we will remember them. let us pray. 0h god, you do not willingly grieve or afflict your children. look with compassion on the suffering of these families, and of this community, in this time of loss. mehdi el—wahabi sustain us in our anguish, and into the darkness of grief bring the light of your love. throuthesus christ our lord. amen. all: amen. before reading, i have been instructed to say something for myself, and we all know, we end up doing what clarrie says. in a way, coming here from your, has felt like intruding on other people's grief, like trespassing others‘ holy ground. but the reality is what happened a year ago affect trade us all over the country and all over the world. friends in africa asked, how can this happen in one of the world‘s most developed countries? today i salu

. —— mohamed salah.a cagey first half, chances were rare and mohamed salah just recovered from injury, shouldering the hopes of his nation. this effort the closest he came to giving them the lead. but it was russia's luck that changed after the break. golovin‘s cross was only punched clear and the bouncing follow—up was turned past his own keeper by fathi. it was soon two, and then artem dzyuba's third made it a grand total of eight goals for russia in the first two matches. salah scored from the spot but egypt will be heading home, russia are heading to the last 16. in the days of the games of group h, japan beat columbia by two goals to one. carlos sanchez with the first red card of the tournament. shinji kagawa converting. senegal also triumphed 2—1 over poland. their second from niang after a poor back pass and confusion in the polish defense. should england qualify for the knockout round, they will meet a team from this group. who that will be after these results is still anyone‘s guess. well, engla

put the freaking game and they had it was it was by the narrowest and you can see mohammed said i wasn't taking part today which i think is significant you see that disappointment but this was into the ninety's many. and your goal i won the game won the show and you can see the relay freely presented on the price face michael went in because i felt it done enough i think the way through the gang to get something for us and when when when they watch the game last night in the so russia win five against all your radio which we have to say stop your salary what they weren't great. but that has an effect on what they had to do today so to get the three points was was was very very good for it for you're right they would have been happy with the one point that was absolute no doubt it up about that and it looked like it at the end of the game that they would have been happy with that but they deserved to win and they played better each one when they defended well. but when you defend. and defending the way they did today they're under pressure in the last fifteen minutes or so much pressure t

engagement of civil society actors so that that is probably one of the biggest question marks on the mohammed in washington if there is now a void and there clearly is on the ranks of the within the ranks of the comes all those other countries that look to the united states to be the high water mark of not just international law and how it's applied but also the nexus of morality international reality if you will and the law pooja they look to now. well before our other recent question let me couple of issues here i think we should not over credit the support for israel in explaining or deconstructing this decision i think we should mention also that there is a personnel that is also a political factor the personnel factor is that from six to become the king that america had never had in other words he wants to free himself up from all these institutions and accountability also this decision can be considered as an investment in the right wing. base where he is basically telling them that you are better off with us as right wingers and he is also take into consideration this investment toward

rattie chrome prince mohammed bin zayed but then he also apparently offered his own suggestions middle east i says in one e-mail he wrote to tom barac about george w. bush's former homeland security adviser fran townsend i saw her last night and immediately thought she would be huge asset to you she would make a perfect director of national intelligence or d.h.h.s. secretary she would hit the ground running on every issue tense and in fact made the shortlist for a key intelligence position. he was considered as a possible f.b.i. director when james komi was fired up middle east i suggest the e-mail exchange may be of interest to the ongoing militant quality into potential russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election and links to the trump campaign he's looking for not just contact but for flows of money because what he's basically investigating is whether any foreign power and he started with russia but he's now continuing with you know emirates and saudi arabia whether any foreign government actively contributed financially to trump selection campaign and that wo

and then reacting very badly when those floated resolutions were being pushed off the table and mohammed what does it also tell us about the current direction of travel for the trumpet ministration while it is or the day in the u.s. history it contradicts all the morals and institutions that have been established since the put it in times in colonial america or according to the will sorely in our doctrine that gave us the league of nations and then contributed to the establishment of the u.n. nation systems unfortunately the air from administration now is exist in this global human right part of i am for the sake of me in isolating those related and also for showing some uncalled for sympathy to the israelis so i think the problem here is that the united states is going to lose its main reference of more of politics human rights and all the humanity that it has championed over centuries rose when mohammed talks about uncalled for sympathy for the israelis part of this as far as nikki haley is concerned is this article seven which means that they always have to their constituted in such a

mohamed joe can you hear me. seems like we have lost mohamed odeh live in djibouti but we will continue to of course to follow the situation. and the meantime german chancellor angela merkel as scrambling to hold together her conservative government coalition follows a deepening divide over her handling of the european crisis and the christian social union the minor partner in the coalition is on the verge of quitting the government has the latest from berlin. the meetings being held both in berlin and in munich today could be decisive in pointing the way to what will emerge from the center right alliance between the c.d.u. and the sea as you remember these are historical partners for decades they've worked as one bloc in parliament but now they seem to be stuck on this issue of immigration and how to deal with the people who come to germany claiming asylum who've already claimed asylum in another e.u. country in munich a meeting of the c s u the varian party which has been at the center of this storm they're the

oh i think in the rush i would have left her problem finding mohamed let me ask you a question if you have a list of how but first let me ask your question would you ban your kids from playing with my kid because he has. as long as he had i mean it wasn't really done on names alone i could tell what a cute would be like with their names but it was about the fact that they were maybe would turn up to school without a home what they turn up without the right uniform they don't have the mamas that i prefer for my children and i am. muslim families are not as. it was never about muslim families that was about the types of families that i met in the school playground in the types of moms i was a particularly keen on whatever we say we all know the mums that we like and the mums that we don't like i was just really honest about it but regardless of whether you were referring to a british kid or a muslim care isn't that a fundamentally christian thing to say because you know you talk i don't know any area she finished things in my life i am not a good ambassador for the christian religion an

>> mohammed. >> stephen: mohaemed of hamid. now, mohammed, are you a father?ephen: here's your cup of coffee for father's day. >> nice. >> stephen: and here's the television remote. you get to control that on father's day. ( laughter ) are you from new york? >> i'm from cohasset, mass. >> stephen: you're just visiting? >> i am. >> stephen: for the father's day's weekend. >> father's day and the ede celebration. >> stephen: what does it celebrate? the end of ramadan. >> stephen: it's really the end of something. it would be like us celebrating christmas being over on january 7. >> that's right, that's right. it's kind of weird. >> stephen: what do you do? do you three away trees on ede? >> we don't. >> stephen: it's fun. they burn really well. mohammed, have you ever seen first drafts? >> yes, i have. >> stephen: so you know what we're going to do here. >> stephen: i've got a series of cards. i have the final draft of the card you can buy but i have the first draft that did not go so well so they decide rewrite it. are you on board with the premise of this bit?

lifeline for millions of yemen as we have to depend on a place to go ahead on the news including mohamed bin cylon as been saudi arabia's crown prince for a year now we look at his first twelve months in power. amid investigation we open the death of a mongolian model could have ties to follow malaysia's prime minister. and in sport after racing around the world it comes down to a sprint to the finish see you'll be convolved ocean race champ. rival leaders are holding talks in ethiopia trying to end a five year old civil war the meeting between president salva kiir rebel leader has been mediated by the ethiopian prime misses the first. the two men have made face to face since a peace deal fell apart in twenty sixteen tens of thousands of people have died in the fighting and millions have been displaced its reach our correspondent has been organised been covering the conflict in south sudan extensive research not expecting much to come from the talks but i guess it's significant that they talking what's going to happen next what do you think the impact will have while the talks are just t

and then reacting very badly when those floated resolutions were being pushed off the table and mohammed what does it also tell us about the current direction of travel for the trumpet ministration while it is a verb today in the u.s. history it contradicts all the morals and institutions that have been established since the put it in times in colonial america or according to the will so many in our doctrine that gave us the league of nations and then contributed to the establishment of the u.n. nation systems unfortunately the year from administration now is exist in this global human right part of the time for the sake of me in isolating those related and also for showing some uncalled for sympathy to the israelis so i think the problem here is that the united states is going to lose its main reference of more of politics human rights and all the humanity that it has championed over centuries rose when mohammed talks about uncalled for sympathy for the israelis part of this as far as nikki haley is concerned is this article seven which means that they always have to their constituted i

of the nine hundred ninety eight east africa embassy attacks this memo written by mohammed atta's it states clearly that as far as the taliban were mentioning relationship in some way was with american businesses over this project or us diplomats. and their security a tighter security guarantee. to it. the terror attacks against the east african embassies tasted the relationship between the taliban and the al qaida leader. his prisoner going to saddam. became a big part of the trip. and they did in there in the early should between afghanistan and then match them committing. a lot of. if she does that would be part of those she was a victim of static surgery so you have no sort of blood because you know sid valuable no baseline near zero but you try and you oh and you weigh those shooter was something. the gee it kind of that is you know. just sort of for the good it was just as you would understand the saudis have. done and found the joneses called the for you from a hunger strike in front of the. news that he. did that is. towards the end of the ninety's the pipelines were no longe

star in liverpool striker mohamed sought will secure a victory for the country who missed the game against due to injury is expected to be match fit i so well with anticipation clearly building ahead of the match. making his predictions for this upcoming game. i think that's the match that's the measure that is going to the sides. for the next. nominee they both get three points against solti she sees them match because you do what i think is a different level of experience and mental ready for the for these level of competitions from this is a big match. up solid because solid makes the makes the difference and has to

are a couple of other points that i do want to get to as we head towards the end of the program mohammed in washington are there other organizations other agreements that the united states may yet still withdraw from. well i think the window is open because trump remains a dogmatic leader who is on to establishment alliance auntie groban he is the known global president of the entire history basically he wants to push america as far as he could from the rest of the world so it's not just an atlantic ocean there is a deeper ideological and cultural ocean between the united states now and the rest of the ward i also like to mention i've served on one of the u.n. panels of experts and they sensed there was a strong alliance between the so-called p three us britain and france and now i can see this alliance of kind of breaking away and i think there is a silver lining in the times decision to exit the human rights council since germany france and to large extent the u.k. are now trying to restore the values of liberal democracy so i think in the wrong around the world that we look up to euro

in that case, it sounds as if you were happy when sisi removed mohamed morsi from power in 2013. was criticised by many inside egypt and internationally. yes. we were happy. there were millions. in fact, it was not sisi who removed the muslim brotherhood. it was the egyptian people. 30 million people were in the streets against the muslim brothers. the army removed him. he was minister of defence and head of the armed forces, he gave an ultimatum to the government. the people of egypt removed the muslim brothers. we were 30 million in the streets saying that we will not have an islamic government we will not have an islamic state. and even sisi at the beginning was reluctant and we were pushing him and the army to take over. so we had to be clear. what is happening in egypt is not really portrayed well outside. i must put it to you that in the elections, after the toppling of hosni mubarak in 2011, elections were held in 2012 and the muslim brotherhood, who had refashioned themselves as the freedom and justice party won 47% of seatsin parliament and, also, other islamist parties

mohammed talked about technical factors. if it is technical, it is fundamental, it is real.re you starting to see the technical bleed through? andrew: yes. it was a really popular trade, particularly crowded at the start of the year and you have the scenario and you could justify it. now technicals are turning and investor greed has really driven it, in my opinion. jonathan: jay, it is interesting that the r.b.i. governor wrote that they were asking for a basic call that the federal reserve balance sheet in the unlined of it and the treasury boosting issuance at the moment because of the fiscal stimulus is overwhelming dollar liquidity. it is taking away from emerging markets. there is the chart. they complained on the way up, they are complaining on the way down. how does the federal reserve respond? jay: this is coming front and center right now. at least for late last year and the beginning of this year, we were in a globally synchronized upswing of growth. it helped miss the point of the fed tightening but now the growth has decelerated in the euro area and the japan, th

but when i actually came down to the world cup it was a very very disappointing trip to russia for mohamed salah as well as his teammates he was here he scored the first goal of the game and they went up this could have been their first world cup win ever and only their third participation but later on there was a penalty for saudi arabia and they made no mistake because for starting the second one of the game this time they scored after they missed the first one so they were celebrating when it was won all in the last minutes of the game so do we even managed to score another and mohamed salah has to go home with another loss in the books i can't really feel. very bad for him he came back from this injury i mean he really tried and it's it's really difficult that's the tournament for you it was the games can we look forward to it later on yet really exciting because in. group b. spain and portugal are in the top spots and they each have to play spain will play morocco spain of course a world champion from two thousand and ten and they're highly favored to make it far in this tournament as

chief engineer mohammed to john attardi has made it his life's work to preserve the dusty archives. several times he saved maps and documents from destruction. blueboy we can accurately critical cannot get on the ground and here at home i will not undergo no why would i not hard to get it on my wall or younger ones stuff on my third cousin that i was young good i'm not i'm going to she couldn't do it any other girl didn't shut down after mother she can do it how i don't know how he ended she asked me how much the i might be in a night when the last two only one that would make me look for their guy a moment as he first american not let a young girl letter he called her knowledge no not me if madonna any girl muslim now that's a woman i don't know oh you don't know how. i felt i don't know i'm not on the whole didn't already know me and. despite too little money and poor health i toddy has systemized to finals and preserve the valuable data for the future i don't know one of the red legalities are going to target are they not wanted or india could make about it a moment ago i thought

i think the environment has changed. >> so, mohamed, thank you. one final final. or lower? >> around where we are now but with a lot more dispersion. >> okay. great to see you hopefully see you soon i think you'll make it to the hamptons one of these days join us on monday. have a great weekend "squawk on the street" begins now. ♪ welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, mike santolli at the new york stock exchange. stocks look to finish on an up note nike near a record on a return to north american growth and europe is up on optimism over a migration deal. got ten year 2.85. road map

me actually waiting and watching but there mohamed at the age of ninety three is now responsible for ending a system of cooney ism and corruption that has been a problem for malaysia ever since he was last in power if you go palin al-jazeera putrajaya malaysia. at least twelve people have died and thousands more forced into relief shelters often days of torrential rains in north east india flash flooding and landslides of cut off parts of money a poor state in neighboring tripura hospitals and shops are flooded and closed but it is an annual global join the monsoon season but the effect has been worsened by crumbling infrastructure and clogged trains. survivors of a florida high school shooting a touring the united states calling for changes to gun laws. starting in chicago the group of students plan to visit seventy four more cities during the month long tour the campaign will encourage more americans to vote to take guns off the streets. i don't know. just. a few. in scotland a fire has broken out in the center of glasgow at the famous macintosh building a school of art was undergo

escalation in the conflict between farmers and some in the magic herders in plateau state president mohamed who behati warned against reprisal attacks and sent troops to contain the violence on the digits reports from the capital of. coffee was imposed because and hoops and plucked a state hostile smoldering. if. they try state is in more. or few years of violence and reprisals reek night at thirteen going but not if we were living in peace before this attack now bodies litter of villages you can't even get to your farm without being attacked or killed and. many travelers are caught in the middle and groups barricaded groups singling out people the thought could be linked to the attackers a curfew was imposed but did little to contain the anger or stop the thirst for revenge is so sad so terrible that because you have a situation where this sorts of things can take place and people like you saw many people killed this. is very fundamental that the president has said very early in his statement that whatever it takes must ensure that we not only find all of those well done very well content

saleh is acquired only back from his injury although those two teams are currently facing up and mohamed salah was not in the starting lineup so we'll have to see how they fare without him in the game against or why and in the later stages of the group phase because if he's not one hundred percent fit it might still be difficult and russia might have a chance i know this so much of hype about most sana and the game actually going to be much more exciting than we'd expected turning now to the other group of the matches in morocco facing iran portugal facing spain what are your expectations of these matches morocco and iran are in a similar situation as saudi arabia and russia were they have to get a win because they're not really favored to make it to the next round but then there's the huge game today which is portugal against spain portugal are the reigning european champions with kris jenner rinaldo you know they've got a great fantastic team but their campaign wasn't flawless in two thousand and sixteen at the euros they had some draw as you know they weren't always convincing in thei