nasir, and the olympics. you indicated an answer was difficult to give because of an oig investigation. since that time, the fbi has conducted an internal investigation that led to that review by the inspector general. we await that conclusion. i guess at this point, unless you're willing to share more information than you were a year ago in this regard, which i would welcome hearing from you, beyond that, i would ask you to assure me that the fbi will prioritize and take the oig's results and recommendations seriously. >> certainly, mr. chairman, you know, first i should say that our heart breaks and aches for the victims of that particular matter. as you said, there's an inspector general, independent inspector general investigation going on into the handling of that matter. i expect to take very seriously the recommendations that we get out of the office of the inspector general. that's very much still an ongoing review. >> thank you, sir. senator shaheen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you very much, d

, nasir >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> caller: excellent club call today. >> thank you. >> callermuch? >> trade desk just had a remarkable run it's one of the highest valued stocks in the world. and there is a bleep that there is a forecast that is not -- they did a forecast -- look, they had to shoot the lights out. there was no way i mean this happened last time trade desk report today. everyone thought wow, i can't believe it wasn't better and then the stock went up another 50 points. i'm not worried about trade desk let's see if anybody downgrades it on monday or tuesday, though. let's go to neil in new york neil >> caller: hey, jim. boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> caller: so i have a quick question what do you think of san francisco? well, just forget about the san fran park. it's just the cisco part >> i think chuck robins is doing a terrific job everything is vulnerable we made a little trim for actionalerts.com it has moved up so much. bulls make money bears make money, and hogs -- you get the picture. richard in pennsylvania. richard? >> caller: yes hi i was wondering about what y

nasir deliberately crashed a rocket into a crater on the moon's surface a 2nd probe collected a relight data on the resulting plume of deborah before it self impacting nearby. the lunar reconnaissance orbiter above was able to identify water vapor in the cloud of dust. india launched its 1st lunar probe in 2008. its radar found evidence of water ice in more than 40 craters at the northern pole an estimated 600000000 tons of it. one day this water could help support a man station on the moon. the water itself might have arrived from the moon through collisions with asteroids or comets or from the sun created when solar winds hit the moon's surface and hydrogen atoms in the wind react with oxygen in the lunar rocks and dust to create. the water then pools in those deep chilly craters at the moon's poles. thanks to data collected by the lunar atmosphere and dust environment explorer nothis scientists recently made a sensational discovery. streams of meteoroids striking what appear to be dry patches of the moon from a vapor which enters the thin lunar upness fear and moves water around the

nasir has used this kind of technology for ages the voyager one space probe launched in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven is powered by thermoelectric generators but still work after all this time. in a sense if it can work for forty years in space time that must be useful on earth and. that's precisely what he's demonstrated by developing his special stoves. its walls contain a hundred thermoelectric generators. the temperature inside is about three hundred degrees celsius the state's outer walls are cooled by water flowing through a series of tubes and hitting it's not temperature differential that generates the electricity thanks to the magic of the firm a couple. two hundred thirty watts or so are enough to power a large refrigerator the lamps throughout the house every son has installed about three to stay. the power produced. spec wins haagen is an architect with a special interest in energy efficiency he wants to check out the study if. he's always on the lookout for innovations that might contribute to sustainability. that's a stiff new t. for me for me this is a first

yours is an exception so say do we got a comment from nasir without the pretty prolific online in the west and he's the brother of the man here's what he told the stream. free speech is under threat in mauritania because of my brother is the best proof that states of affairs or more to government claims that the country has one look why this space is for expression in the arab world in fact. that is not the case ultimately my brother sitting in jail in a blatant case of violation of rights as he worked tirelessly on exposing in the public interest one of the country's biggest financial scandals in history. and. the reality is that the mauritanian government for all of the talk about free speech does not tolerate it because. ultimately free speech has become costly to the regime's image so in a sentence what do you want the world to know. this case is not isolated they scates fits in a patter which is that the mauritanian government engages in violating freedom of expression freedom of assembly just just recently. a few months ago a group of we doze and all friends from their ethnic cl

qatar one of the organizers of the world cup has been placed under formal investigation in france nasir alkali fi has been accused of corruption linked to the awarding of this year's world athletics championship to the kotori capital doha a sports magnate seen here in paris with jermaine coach thomas to who is also president of the champion french football club and is on the organizing committee for his country as world cup in 2022. foot reminder not the top stories we're following for you here at the voters in the netherlands offer a surprise in the 1st day of the european parliament voting exit polls show that labor gained the most seats surpassing and upstart populist party voting will continue across the rest of the european union. and the party of indian prime minister narendra modi has declared victory in the country's elections the 1st results show the hindu nationalist b j p increasing their majority in parliament. and don't forget you can always get you to news on the go just download our hour from google player from the apple store it will give you access to all of the latest

who supported al kut who supported isis who supported nasir who is now interfering in libya who is now interfering in the sudan just look at the realities on the ground is it iran it was iran who killed who tried to suffocate qatar who tried to wage a coup in turkey who dismembered a journalist who beheaded thirty seven individuals and crucified one of them in the street just look at the realities on the ground you don't need to look at the you know and do you know you don't need to look at. allegations just look at the realities on the ground who came to the support of the kuwaitis who came to the support of the qataris when they were being suffocated who went to the support of iraq yes who went to the support of iraq kurds when when isis was a their doorsteps so look at who is responsible for all the maladies and now we get to israel who is an exciting other countries territories who is developing nuclear weapons who is destroying villages who is on a large scale violating the basic rights of the palestinian people who is the aggressor that has invaded everybody in the region from it

was accused of seizing the island what it sent time to send troops saying well let's speak to africa nasir about this she's a had many journalist and editor in chief of the online magazine some mary view she is via skype from gothenburg in sweden thank you so much for being with us why so important to the united arab emirates. because it's one of the radiator one of the readers ireland and the word and lot of yemenis do you understand that. they won actually even before the war began and yemen they have like really economy interest and yemen we yemenis usually speak about how the united out of it and i want to have bad then cut that out and transform it into another device so they kind of had this conflict as a pretext to we serve their own economy control so a lot of yemenis. what do you a he was in yemen the same time it's very clear that the economy is and their top priority so how exactly have have they been trying to paint a trial and and it's not the first time that we've heard such reports last year there was a similar report have they been trying to. make came to the island. well i

who supported it or who supported isis who supported nasir who is now interfering in libya who is now interfering in the sudan just look at the realities on the ground is it iran it was iran who killed who tried to suffocate qatar who tried to wage a coup in turkey who dismembered a journalist who behead that seven individuals and crucified one of them in.

old and it lives at a wildlife preserve since 2008 so modern rhino is the smallest species of right nasir abas it was declared extinct in the wild in malaysia 4 years ago. al-jazeera these are the top stories today a nationwide strike has begun in sudan there disruptions at the capital's airport with employees walking off the job the strike has been organized by the opposition to pressure military leaders to start a new round of talks protest leaders demanding a civilian led administration want to break a deadlock with sudan's military council to replace president omar al bashir. if we reached an agreement than the agreement to work as partners in order to guarantee a smooth and peaceful transition to a civilian government if we do not agree as we said we will escalate things using up peaceful civilian methods which is strikes protests and civil disobedience we can use civil disobedience if we do not reach an agreement but we hope that we do not have to resort to open strikes and complete civil disobedience because for us that means many steps and it would only be in return for all our de

yours is an exception so say do we got a comment from nasir without the pretty prolific online in the west and he's the brother of the man here's what he told the stream free speech is under threat in mauritania the case of my brother is the best proof of that state of affairs of the more to government claims that the country has wanted to look why this space is for expression in the arab world in fact. that is not the case ultimately my brother sitting in jail in a blatant case of violation of rights as he worked tirelessly on exposing in the public interest one of the country's biggest financial scandals in history. and. the reality is that the mauritanian government for all of the ready talk about free speech does not tolerate it because. ultimately free speech has become costly. to the regimes image so in a sentence what do you want the world to know. this case is not isolated they skates fits in a patter which is that the mauritanian government engages in violating freedom of expression freedom of assembly just just recently. a few months ago a group of wheels and orphans from th

who supported al kut who supported isis who supported nasir who is now interfering in libya who is now interfering in the sudan just look at the realities on the ground is it iran it was iran who killed who tried to suffocate qatar who tried to wage a coup in turkey who dismembered a journalist who beheaded thirty seven individuals and crucified one of them in the street just look at the realities on the ground you don't need to look at the you know and do you know you don't need to look at. allegations just look at the realities on the ground who came to the support of the kuwaitis who came to the support of the qataris when they were being suffocated who went to the support of iraq yes who went to the support of iraq kurds when when isis was a their doorsteps so look at who is responsible for all the maladies and now we get to israel who is an exciting other countries territories who is developing nuclear weapons who is destroying villages who is on a large scale violating the basic rights of the palestinian people who is the aggressor that has invaded everybody in the region from it

yours is an exception so say do we got a comment from nasir without the pretty prolific online in the west and he's the brother of the man here's what he told the stream. free speech is under threat in mauritania because of my brother is the best proof that states of affairs all of them are to government claims that the country has one look why this space is for expression in the arab world in fact. that is not the case ultimately my brother said you can joe in a blatant case of violation of rights as he worked tirelessly on exposing in the public interest one of the country's biggest financial scandals in history. and. the reality is that the mauritanian government for all of the ready talk about free speech does not tolerate it because. ultimately free speech has become costly to the regimes image. so in a sentence what do you want the world to know. this case is not isolated they skate fits in patter which is that the mauritanian government and engages in violating freedom of expression freedom of assembly just just recently. a few months ago a group of we doze in all reference fro

who supported al kut who supported isis who supported nasir who is now interfering in libya who is now interfering in the sudan just look at the realities underground is it iraq it was iran who killed who tried to suffocate qatar who tried to wage a coup in turkey who dismembered a journalist who beheaded thirty seven individuals and crucified one of them in the street just look at the realities on the ground you don't need to look at the you know and the euro you don't need to look at. allegations just look at the realities on the ground who came to the support of the kuwaitis who came to the support of the qataris when they were being suffocated who went to the support of iraq yes who went to the support of iraqi kurds when when isis was a their doorsteps so look at who is responsible for all the maladies and now we get to israel who is an exciting other countries territories who is developing nuclear weapons who is destroying villages who is on a large scale violating the basic rights of the palestinian people who is the aggressor that has invaded everybody in the region from its at

who supported al kut who supported isis who supported nasir who is now interfering in libya who is now interfering in the sudan just look at the realities on the ground is it iraq it was iran who killed who tried to suffocate qatar who tried to wage a coup in turkey who dismembered a journalist who beheaded thirty seven individuals and crucified one of them in the street just look at the realities on the ground you don't need to look at the you know and do you know you don't need to look at. allegations just look at the realities on the ground who came to the support of the kuwaitis who came to the support of the qataris when they were being suffocated who went to the support of iraq yes who went to the support of iraq kurds when when isis was a at their doorsteps so look at who is responsible for all the maladies and now we get to israel who is an exciting other countries' territories who is developing nuclear weapons who is destroying villages who is on a large scale violating the basic rights of the palestinian people who is the aggressor that has invaded everybody in the region fro