nassim taleb sat down with our reporter and told him that there are more dangerous things to worry about bad but that is not the biggest risk out there, because nuclear is confined to a region. first of all, i do not think will have nuclear war with anyone. nuclear in an area like lucas shema is bad, the worst you can think of is fukushima. if we were comparing risks, you would kill vastly more people with a biological agent or by poisoning the water supply than you would with a dirty bomb in new york. the dirty bomb will kill a lot of people of course, and it is a horrible thing, and would definitely -- they would make sure it does not happen, but the biggest risk is not the nuclear it is too much on the radar screen. the thing that is going to harm you is something that is not on the radar screen. >> so how should people be thinking of kim jong-un and north korea? >> this, i don't know. i am not following. i don't know if he wants to commit suicide or something, i cannot spend time on this, so it makes my life easy. i mean, of course you will have saber-rattling with them but -- i just

loosely based on a governor of roman britain who is believed to have been of african descent but nassim taleb says her understanding of it is flawed. even if you have a character from far away it is not represent that and you shouldn't brainwash children ok plus the other thing is she doesn't seem to understand that people are wrong the mediterranean at the time looks very similar things should be bottom up good fences make good neighbors we should be globalist but let's not be universalists to the point of ignoring people's national identity or things that they value but the cli if the way you do it goes against artistical series busy news day today invites you to keep across all developing stories the soldiers attacked in paris this morning and the worrying threat centered on north korea that has been ramping up by getting the r t app for news alerts as they happen twenty four seventh's kevin i would here in moscow h.q. for our tape back in thirty minutes for the next live news hour. it was you know provision on my back when i wanted it. but i. owe. you for your hydro alaska's boss because

character was loosely based on a governor of roman britain with beliefs of an african descent nassim taleb though says her understanding is flawed even if you have a character from far away it is not representative and you shouldn't brainwash children ok plus the other thing is she doesn't seem to understand that people around the mediterranean at the time look very similar think should be bottom up good fences make good neighbors we should be globalist but let's not be universalist to the point of ignoring people's national identity or things that they value but the cli if the way you do it goes against artistical series. eight twenty five the big story of the day the ramping up of the war of words between the united states and north korea were across two. scoops of interview though with the russian lawyer in the team. this morning thank you for watching this. will reduce some of our. that's what's good for markets it's not good for the global economy. going to what. you're. showing us is you know you're not. you know just i mean. i mean. if it up as well i must. be. what politicians do t

based on a governor of roman britain back then it was believed had been of african descent but nassim taleb says her understanding is flawed even if you have a character from far away it is not representative and usually brainwashed children . plus the other thing is she doesn't seem to understand that people around the mediterranean at the time look very similar things should be bottom up good fences make good neighbors we should be globalist but let's not be universalist to the point of ignoring people's national identity or things that they value but typically if the way you do it goes against artistical series. it's twenty five minutes past nine in the morning in moscow hope your day is going good the big story of the day the ramping up of the war of words between the united states north korea we're crossing you can follow it to all to dot com or on your mobile i'm kevin i would here moscow for me good morning. gratings and cell you taishan. on a long enough timeline everything's life expectancy drops to zero including russian election meddling conspiracy theories and time has not been

jonathan beinner sat down for an interview --nassim nicholas taleb sat down for an interview. d his assessment. nassim: it's not the biggest risk out there, nuclear. .onfined to a region first of all, i don't think we are going to have nuclear war with anyone. an error is bad, by the water is worse. think of fukushima. we areitary is a risk. comparing the risks. you kill more people with a violator -- biological agent then you would with a dirty bomb. it would kill a lot of people of course and a horrible thing, it would definitely, want to make sure it doesn't happen, but the biggest risk is not the new clear. of a screen.o much the things that are going to harm you are the things not on screen. >> how should people be thinking un and northng korea? there: i don't see what is to think about something. i don't spend time on this, it makes my life easy, ok? of course, you will have saber .attling i just am think, i don't know the details. erik: you don't think we are going to have nuclear war with north korea? nassim: how could you call that a war? let's see that say that we hav

our expert on foreign events, sat down with our reporter the expert is the theme--nassim taleb who toldmore dangerous things to worry about. >> nuclear is very bad but that is not the greatest risk out there. because nuclear is confined to a region, i do not think will have nuclear war with anyone. bad, thethe shema was worst you can think of is fukushima. -- you comparing risks would kill vastly more people with a biological agent or by poisoning the water supply than you would with a dirty bomb in new york. the dirty bomb will kill a lot of people of course, and it would be horrible but it would definitely, it would make sure it does not happen but the biggest risk is not the nuclear it is too much on the radar screen. to think that it will harm you, is something that is not on the radar screen. >> so how should people be thinking of kim jong-un and north korea? me, i don't know if he wants to commit suicide or something, i do not spend time on it, it makes life easy for me. [laughter] haven, of course you will but rattling with them desperate work so you do not think we will have nuc

mary beard insists the cartoons betrayal is accurate citing firm evidence but statistician nassim nicholas taleb you saw earlier is not convinced professor beard who's we're now in cambridge scholar says the cartoon character was loosely based on a governor of roman britain who is believed to have been of african descent. says her understanding is flawed even if you have. characters from far away it is not represent that and you should brainwash children . plus the other thing is she doesn't seem to understand that people around the mediterranean at the time look very similar things should be bottom up good fences make good neighbors we should be globalist but let's not be universalists to the point of ignoring people's national identity or think that the value but the cli if the way you do it goes against that is the goal series. iraq legend roger waters is calling on his fellow performers to back him in a vocal spat with the band radiohead the co-founder of the group pink floyd wants other artists to back a movement for palestinian rights and a boycott performing in israel radiohead front man

insisting the cartoon is portrayed as accurate citing from evidence then as the statistician nassim nicholas taleb is still just early who's not convinced prefer sabir who is a renowned cambridge scholar said the cartoon character was loosely based on a governor of roman britain back then was believed to have been of african descent but nasa tell it says her understanding here is flawed. even if you have a character from far away it is not represent that and you shouldn't brainwash children. plus the other thing is she doesn't seem to understand that people are wrong the mediterranean at that time looks very similar things should be. good fences make good neighbors we should be globalist but let's not be universalists to the point of ignoring people's national identity or think that it's a you but that really if the way you do it goes against that this tickle series. they're all going on there's some breaking news a tree coming in the last couple of minutes to tell you about seems it's coming from france a truck has hit a group of soldiers in a paris suburb early reports saying at least six people