libya's national oil corporation says it's reopened its last oil field that had been closed it means all libya's ports and facilities can now potentially resume production most of the country's oil exports were halted back in january by worldview to have to its force its face to be its. fronts has registered a record number of new daily infections with more than 52000 confirmed cases on sunday several other european countries including the and spain are now imposing stricter measures as well as infection. now the republican controlled u.s. senate is in the middle of an all night session after voting to limit the debate for trump's nominee for supreme court justice despite its opposition from democrat while it is now just a little bit after 5 o'clock in the morning on capitol hill you're watching live pictures from that hearing now where republicans are continuing that session overnight to try to speed up proceedings off the democrats refuse to agree to a recess now this all means that the final confirmation vote for judge amy barrett could happen as soon as monday republicans want it

it doesn't increase oil production market up or one head is in tripoli with more now the national oil corporation that's the state oil for based here in tripoli stated that it is lifted for. all the oil fields ports and installations across the country the 2 remaining oil fields the oil ports that we'll. have to the forces. of actually the 2 measure the oil exporting ports in the country now the state oil firm also stated that oil production is going to increase to $800000.00 barrels per day within 2 weeks after these recent arrangements and maybe a 1000000 barrels a day within a month now remember that this is not going to happen easily because in order to bring good production back to normal this takes a lot of effort and also a sophisticated maintenance. operation to bring the honest illusions to produce oil back to normal. now a 3rd attempt to uphold a humanitarian ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia has come into effect the 2 sides have been fighting over the disputed territory of gondor carabao bundt as during previous attempts to stop the conflict both have already accused the other o

production is restarting at libya's largest oil field libya's national oil corporation says it's lifted an order that prevented the fields from operating has been closed for most of this year and that is in tripoli for us and somatic there's been a lot of international pressure on libya as well as interest in getting those oil fields producing again right well that's right there's been a lot of international pressure ahead of these political talks that are planned countries such as the u.s. italy france germany and others have all called on hastert to reopen the oil last month the u.s. embassy posted that. gave them gave the u.s. government a personal commitment to allow the full reopening of the energy energy sector by september 12th that really didn't pan out on on in september but we're slowly and gradually seen ports an oil oil fields over reopening and what does this mean in terms of the quality of life for libyans now. well i mean. is the u.s. is the lid is libya's only or main income this is how they pay salaries this is how they pay for government services recently in the last m

in tripoli with more now the national oil corporation that's the state oil for based here in tripoli stated that it is lifted for some measure on all the oil fields ports and installations across the country the 2 remaining oil fields the oil ports that will. have to force a similar north actually the to measure the oil exporting ports in the country now the state oil phone also stated that oil production is going to increase to $800000.00 barrels per day within 2 weeks after these recent arrangements and maybe a 1000000 barrels a day within a month now remember that this is not going to happen easily because in order to bring get production back to normal this takes a lot of effort and also sophisticated maintenance per operation to bring. to produce oil back to normal now the coronavirus pandemic has severely affected the arts all over the world but in the u.k. some artists are not just surviving but thriving has a story from liverpool in times of crisis when normality fulls apart it is a time many say when great art can come to life where hardship fi is the imagination to escape t

collapse if it does not increase oil production mom who had is in tripoli with more now the national oil corporation that's the state oil for based here in tripoli stated that it is left. on all. fielders ports and installations across the country the 2 remaining oil field ports that will. have to sit there and. actually the to measure the oil exporting ports in the country and now the state oil phone also stated that oil production is going to increase to $800000.00 barrels per day within 2 weeks after that these recent arrangements and maybe a 1000000 barrels a day within a month now remember that this is not going to happen easily because in order to bring get production back to normal this takes a lot of effort and also sophisticated maintenance per operation to bring. to produce oil back to normal well let's hear from an introduction who's not international all in energy consulting he does not anticipate any problems in getting production up and running again. so when we close an oil well which is growing already on their pressure or pumps when we close it down it takes time there well it is an

for this move on to libya's national oil corporation says it has reopened its last oil field that had been closed the al fields site is the largest in libya nearly all maybe an oil exports was stopped in january by the warlord who for have to force is based in the east africa's largest oil reserves started ramping up in september as some of its oil fields then reopened libya used to produce more than a 1000000 barrels of crude oil a day but moammar gadhafi is down for back in 2011 that plunge the country into violence and the dog security situation since has had a negative effect on the home economy its central bank warned earlier this month that libya faces an economic collapse if it doesn't increase oil production so let's get more on this with my upward up wide whose life is in tripoli some upward lost a lot of revenue from these closures as i say it's very important that these oil fields come back on top. it's very important and significant specially of all this period of deterioration in olivia's in the country especially the economic and financial collapse due to the multiple bl

now the national oil corporation that's the state oil for based here in tripoli stated that it is lifted. on all. fields ports and installations across the country the 2 remaining oil field ports that will. have to sit there and. actually the 2 major oil exporting ports in the country now state oil phone also stated that oil production is going to increase to $800000.00 barrels per day within 2 weeks after that these recent arrangements and maybe a 1000000 barrels a day within a month now remember that this is not going to happen easily because in order to bring get production back to normal this takes a lot of effort and also sophisticated maintenance. operation to bring. to produce oil back to normal 13 migrants have died after their boat sank in the mediterranean sea off the coast of libya 5 others were rescued by the libyan coast guard they've been taken to tripoli for medical treatment and civil war in libya has led many to risk the crossing to europe now a 3rd attempt to uphold a humanitarian ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia is already coming under pressure the 2 sides have

now the national oil corporation that's the state oil for based here in tripoli stated that it is lifted. on all. fields ports and installations across the country the 2 remaining oil fields the oil ports that will . have to. move actually the to measure the oil exporting ports in the country now the state oil firm also stated that oil production is going to increase to $800000.00 barrels per day within 2 weeks of that these recent arrangements and maybe a 1000000 barrels a day within a month now remember that this is not going to happen easily because in order to bring good production back to normal this takes a lot of effort and also sophisticated maintenance. operation to bring the honest elations to produce oil back to normal a 3rd attempt to uphold a humanitarian ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia is already coming under pressure the 2 sides have been fighting over the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh but as during previous attempts to stop the conflict both have already accused the other of violating the agreement. was mediated by the united states despite heavy fightin

iran by libyan institutions as you know that have been long term contracts signed by the national oil corporation this is the state oil firm and foreign companies foreign partners but recently have those forces have been trying to lift the blockade on the oil minister nations but yet the normal production limit has not been brought back to normal yet because as you know that the resumption of oil production it takes a lot of effort a lot of time and also a lot of money because it needs sophisticated maintenance operations so the oil is to asians most of them are located in central libya close to the area which is witnessing that tension now it's at the analogy for the oil area so again the question also remains whether or not they have the forces will pull our from all the oil installations so that the oil production can get back to know. we also heard that after that signing ceremony there in geneva certainly the u.n. envoy stephanie williams was very keen to highlight the plight of the libyan people who have been living with this continued. tension this continued chaos you could argue for many

the vaccine will be available a vaccine may be available at the start of the year libya's national oil corporation says it has reopened its last oil field that had been closed this means nearly all libya's ports and facilities can potentially resume productions. is in tripoli and has more. sorry about that we're here for mahmoud but right now large crowds of protesters are marching towards the german embassy in the thai capital of bangkok they want to titian germany to investigate the tonkinese use of his house during his stay in the varian alps where he spent most of this year the german foreign minister says it would be unacceptable for the king to conduct politics from germany. first attempt to uphold a humanitarian cease fire between us by john and our media has come into effect 2 sides have been fighting over the disputed territory going on but it was during previous attempts to stop the conflict both have already accuse the other of violating the agreement. or to go home it has more now from we get you bring it in as a partial. i think it's a bit early to say where it's going to go if we bas

17th was when that 2nd ceasefire was supposed to come in place it is much calmer libya's national oil corporation says it's reopened it's the last oil fields nearly all libyan oil exports were stopped back in january by warlord khalifa haftar us forces based in the east monday's decision on the field site means now all libya's ports and facilities can potentially resume production may be used to produce more than a 1000000 barrels of crude a day. france is reporting its highest number of single day corona virus infections there have been 52000 in the past 24 hours cases there have been on the rise in recent weeks they've now passed 1000000 that surge is affecting many countries in europe italy and spain are also among the west hit the republican controlled u.s. senate is in the middle of an all night session after voting to limit the debate over trump's pick for the supreme court and despite opposition from democrats this means the final confirmation votes for judge amy barrett could happen as soon as monday no nominee to the supreme court has ever been confirmed this close to a presidential elec

production is restarting at the share our oil field in libya libya's national oil corporation says it's lifted an order that prevented the fields from operating almost all libyan oil exports was stopped in january by wald after us forces based in the east shot are is the area's largest oil field and has been closed for most of the year polls have opened in tajikistan sprezzatura election with the incumbent expected to extend this 28 year rule in mali ramón is among the 5 candidates running for office he's been on in charge since independence is allowed to seek now as many terms as he wants. but a russian president alexander lukashenko has held an unexpected meeting with opposition activists in prison they were jailed for challenging his reelection which triggered weeks of mass protests protesters one looking to quit and reverse constitutional changes that increased his powers it's really why now stay with us the e.u. suggested that it is willing to go to extreme and. it's simply to exert leverage against the u.k. you know negotiations for a free trade agreement with a new deal on the ca

holding talks in morocco new appointments include the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and the general prosecutor kyrgyzstan's prime minister has resigned after widespread protests over sunday's disputed election the country's election commission has now and now the results from the vote protesters stormed state buildings in the capital bishkek early on tuesday protesters freed former president back at them by you and other senior officials from jail it's you find the latin american now stay with us. not just the republican party but america needs 4 more years of president donald trump in the white house then the outcome of this election will determine i believe the course of our country for generations to come live coverage of the vice presidential debate on al-jazeera viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe. so we surround the whistle and more sing with interest and you have to see and i see you say missing my so many. of us so my memory of it is. totally enjoyed i would never the amount of the very kind of art you present u

my nation here now do not pay attention to french labeled goods do not buy them libya's national oil corporation says it's reopened its last oil field that had been closed this means nearly all libya's ports and facilities can potentially resume productions soon. ephedra temp to uphold a humanitarian cease fire between azerbaijan and armenia is already coming under pressure the 2 sides have been fighting over the disputed territory in the corner karabakh it is during previous attempts to stop the conflict both have already accused the other of violating the agreement. state with the news here in algeria got more coming up right off to talk to out there i mean a club gets 5 not. good for america everything is in disarray the media of course take every bit of bait that they share. from the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringe. politics and society that's. it's an uprising on a scale nobody in belarus predicted. menu of lived quietly for decades in the former soviet state under the rule of one man turned into protesters overnight. the call for alexander resignation res

the war torn country new appointments include the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and general prosecutor the names must still be endorsed by both houses of parliament. well it's been almost a year since human rights organizations issued scathing reports of abuses by chile's security forces but the un cycle missioner for human rights in the region is stopping short of accusing police of systematic abuses against civilians the agency says profound reforms are urgently needed in c. and human reports now from santiago. it took only a 2nd a special forces policeman appearing to hurl a 16 year old student protest are over this bridge 7 and a half meters down into the river the youths survived but the alleged culprit has been charged with attempted homicide and other officers who are trying to cover it up but the timing couldn't have been worse. if someone did not respect the rule that he should of course be sanctioned accordingly but the support for police from the us is key especially because many piece in the country for october the 25th. the interior minister is refer

talks in morocco the new appointments include the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and a general prosecutor the names must still be endorsed by both houses of parliament . so says a told al jazeera the 3 members of the turkish red crescent are being detained in yemen by a u.a.e. backed fight is the humanitarian team was stopped at a checkpoint controlled by southern separatists in the city of aden their whereabouts are unknown. anger is growing until layoffs of police officers were filmed throwing a teenager from a bridge it happened almost a year since massive protests erupted against inequality thousands were arrested and indicted demonstrators say brutality is systemic the cname and reports from santiago. it took only a 2nd a special forces policeman appearing to hurl a 16 year old student protest or over this bridge 7 and a half meters down into the river the youth survived but the alleged culprit has been charged with attempted homicide and other officers who were trying to cover it up but the timing couldn't have been worse for if someone did not respect louis

holding talks in morocco the new appointments include the central bank up into chairman of the national oil corporation and a general prosecutor and aims must be endorsed by both houses of parliament. the mexican resort town of cancun is bracing for a direct hit from hurricane delta which has strengthened now to a category 4 storm tourists have moved from her tells into shelters and the hurricane could be the strongest to strike the mexican states of yucatan in 15 years neighboring cuba is also bracing for the storm and has evacuated coastal areas are expected to head towards the state of louisiana in the u.s. later on this week. to pakistan where more than a 1000000 people are struggling to recover from 2 months of devastating floods the province of sindh has been worst hit childless schalit by this reports. the rains began in august in the southern port city of karachi they were the heaviest in almost a seam tree they lashed the surrounding province of sindh for 2 months monsoon rains fell on already sort of ground resulting in devastating floods the wood food programme in sindh government believes t

and you're important appointments include the central bank governor the chairman of the national oil corporation and a general prosecutor. has more from tripoli. so after nearly one month of talks in morocco deliberations of the 2 great libyan parliaments finally signed an agreement on create syria and mechanism to 0 point heads of sobering positions in the country that's also pertaining to implementing article number 15 of the libyan critically creaminess agreement that was also signed by libyan rebels in rome back in 2000 feet now these positions include governor since the bank of libya chairman of the. national corp head of the body. it was the high national election commission in the chairmen own did counteraction committee. general prosecutor and the president of the supreme court. did delegations saying that hopefully that this agreement could obtain international support and recognition there remained a student to be put forward to those rights of pardon instantly. to be indorse the question now is will the disagreement will be implemented as the corona virus outbreak among white house of

talks in morocco new appointments include the central bank governor the chairman of the national oil corporation and a general prosecutor the names must still be m. endorsed by both houses of parliament. so as have told al jazeera that 3 members of the turkish red crescent a being detained in yemen by u.a.e. backed feiss humanitarian team was stopped at a checkpoint controlled by southern separatists in the city of aden their whereabouts unknown. british foreign secretary dominic rob says the u.k. is prepared to boycott the $22.00 winter olympics in beijing over china's treatment of we good muslims made the comments at a parliamentary committee meeting in london. the more the international community dresses mindset the more thing we do need to look very happy at what action we take i think i think the concerns of what's happening to the weakest the detention the mistreatment for stepaside isolation is something that we can't just turn away from but obviously we want to gather the evidence carefully what very closely with our international partners and that's what we're doing as i said we have le

holding talks in morocco new appointments include the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and the general prosecutor sources tell al-jazeera 3 members of the turkish red crescent are being detained in yemen by u.a.e. backed fighters the humanitarian team was stopped at a checkpoint controlled by southern separatists in the city of a than their whereabouts is currently unknown kyrgyzstan's prime minister has resigned this widespread demonstrations we the country has been replaced by the former leader the protesters freed from jail it follows sunday's disputed election results of since been an old by the country's election commission chance strafford reports from bishkek. supporters of various opposition parties celebrate their storming of the parliament building in the cubist capital bishkek protesting parliamentary election results that are given pro-government parties a huge majority opposition supporters accused pro-government parties of widespread vote buying people returned to the square where the night before security forces had used sound bombs and tear gas to clear

holding talks of morocco new appointments include the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and the general prosecutor mahmud are the one who has more from tripoli. so after nearly one month of talks and roko deliberations of the 2 great libyan parliaments and finally signed an agreement on crates he and mechanism 12 point heads of sovereign positions in the country that's also pertaining to implementing particle number 15 of the libyan political agreement this agreement that was also signed by libyan rebels in rocor back in 2015 now these positions include the governor of the sins of bank of libya chairman of the. national a corporation head of the audit and head of the high national election commission and the chairman of the council corruption committee the general prosecutor and president of the supreme court. the delegations saying that they are hopeful that this agreement could obtain international support and recognition there remained a student to be put forward to those ready for parliaments in libya to be endorse the question now is will the not this agreement will

several high profile positions they include the central bank governor and chairman of the national oil corporation and thousands of protesters have gathered outside a greek court ahead of a ruling on the far right golden dawn party the courts will decide whether the group is a criminal organization something the party has denied it follows the killing of a musician back in 2013 by a golden dawn supporter. those are your headlines news continues here on out. is the government not taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that air travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that when we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter which is iraq. i am from you ok you're watching this story do you remember. when there were demonstrations. in a. violent reactions from the police that demonstrators were absolutely determined to bring about social change locations with the government have resulted in a referendum for a new constitution and that referendum is on the 25th a little bit earlier we spoke to protest an activi

attitude towards islam and muslims france has recalled its ambassador from turkey libya's national oil corporations says it's reopened its last oil field nearly all libyan oil exports was stopped in january by war locally for half the us forces based in the east monday's decision in the outfield sites means all libya's poured some facilities can potentially resume production now says it's found a water on the moon and that there's more of it than they 1st thought the u.s. space agency unveiled its 1st unambiguous detection of water molecules in the lunar surface those are the headlines coming up next on al-jazeera it's fault lines of why. frank assessments if american public opinion fears betrayed by social media platforms after november. because if you believe that there are corrosive to our democracy one obvious solution is to break the informed opinion. is not going anywhere the protesters are going anyway either it's a revolution. in depth analysis of the day's global headlines that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. yes he did that i had i. love him he said i'm an old

extremely urgent that the next few weeks and france will be very very tense indeed libya's national oil corporation says it's reopened its last oil field that had been closed that means nearly all of libya's ports and facilities can potentially resume production soon most of the country's oil exports were halted back in january by worldly for have to us forces based in east. a humanitarian cease fire has come into effect between azerbaijan and armenia to try to stop the conflict but as your previous attempts to stop the conflict both have already accused the other of violating the agreement the president of azerbaijan has warned that a military solution is still on the table a large crowds of protesters are currently marching towards the german embassy in the thai capital bangkok they want to petition germany to investigate the thai king's use of his powers during his stay in the bavarian alps where he spent most of this year a special session of parliament has also been held to discuss months of protests calling for reform of the government and the monarchy the republican controlled u.s. senate is

now libya's national oil corporation says that it's reopen the l. feel oil field ending the closures of oil facilities and ports from an 8 month blockade by forces loyal to war. officials hope the full production will soon resume country used to produce more than a 1000000 barrels of crude a day but while mcduffie's downfall in 2011 plunged the country into violence last week libya's war in fact warring factions signed a cease fire agreement in geneva under the auspices of the united nations on the thailand's parliament is holding a 2 day special session to discuss months of protests calling for reforms to the government and curbs to the monarchy biggest opposition party says the prime minister prime has become a burden and needs to quit on monday protest as are instead focusing on the german embassy to petition lynn to investigate the thai king's time in germany scott heil has more on this now from bangkok. so after marching for about 2 hours the protesters a few 1000 of them have arrived here at the german embassy now there's something they've bee

talks in iraq or new appointments include the central bank governor the chairman of the national oil corporation and a general prosecutor. has more from tripoli. so all of the nearly one months of talks in morocco delayed gauges of the 2 raised the libyan targets have finally signed an agreement on crazy and making it into a point page of the sobering positions in the country that's also pertaining to implementing pascoe number 15 of the libyan particular cream in this favorite agreement that was also signed by the libyan regime of in roll call back in 2050 now these positions include the governor of the sins of bank of libya chairman of the. national board corporation head of the audit. head of the high national election commission and the chairman of the council corruption committee general received he would serve and the president of the supreme court. did in the gauges saying that the hope was that is agreeing with could obtain international support and if you condition remains is due to be put forward to both raise of parliament in libya to be endorsed question now whether or not this agree

latest rules was mediated by the united states despite heavy fighting on sunday libya's national oil corporation says it's reopened its last oil field that had been closed this means nearly old libya's ports and facilities can potentially resume production so those are the headlines on al-jazeera have more news for you after counting the costs to stay with us. sammy's a than this is counting the cost on al-jazeera you know look at the world of business and economics this week what does a victory mean for china we'll tell you about among the $1000000000.00 democrat plan to confront beijing is it too little too late. because president xi lays out his vision for a rival to silicon valley can beijing develop it conductor industry plus doing business in africa in the midst of a pandemic from job cuts to rising debt our business is coping. it's rare to see cross party support for anything in washington but one thing is for certain republicans and democrats believe china's president xi jinping is a threat to global stability but how would the relationship change under a biden presidency china's neighbo

libya's national oil corporation says it's reopened its last oil field nearly all the libyan oil exports was stopped in january by wall hala for huffed us forces based in the east monday's decision on the field sites means all libya's ports and facilities can potentially resume production nasa says it's found water on the sunlit side of the moon and that there's more of it than was previously thought the u.s. space agency unveiled its 1st unambiguous detection of water molecules on the lunar surface scientists say more water could be hidden in ice patches in the moon's permanently shadowed regions this breakthrough could help nasa send astronauts to mars space analyst leo and wright explains why the discovery is so significant. this is very important because previous work in particular one has to say by the indian space agency their wonderful crying chan dry emissions certainly identified the possibility of water all across the moon which was in itself a stunning suggestion what the americans of done which is new is they have detected on ambiguously water molecules floating it would appe

libya's national oil corporation says it's reopened its last oil field in the all libyan oil exports was stopped in january by a wall of clay for half tones forces based in the east monday's decision on the field sites means all libya's ports of facilities can potentially resume production nasa says it's found water on the moon and that there's more of it than it 1st thought the u.s. space agency's unveiled its 1st detection of water molecules in the lunar surface those are the headlines these continues in al-jazeera after all hail the algorithm that by. trust is fundamental to all our relationships not just with our family and friends we trust banks with our money we trust doctors without really personal information . but what happens to trust in a world driven by algorithms as more and more decisions are made for us by these complex piece of code the question that comes up is inevitable can we trust algorithms. from google searches to g.p.s. navigation algorithms are everywhere we don't really think too much about them but increasingly governments cooper ations and various institut

salaries are paid through the through selling this oil also this is how the according to the national oil corporation the diesel and gas that feed the power stations were were cut where were didn't have enough fuel to feed the power stations so we saw lots of power cuts there were protests across libya against the lack of government services here in tripoli for instance during the closures there were long power cuts 18 hours 20 hours a day and during the summer it's very hot and add to that cove it you know people have a lockdown of curfew they're not able to leave their homes the weather's really hot there's a lack of liquidity in the banks so you know people residents would have to wait in long lines at banks and there'd be a ceiling so they could only pull out a few 100 dinars per month so the the the the oil closures cause a really a really bad situation in terms of the living conditions here according to the libyan central bank on tuesday oil closures since 2013 to 2020 and between that time have caused a loss of $180000000000.00 so that's money that the government uses to to supply government s

war torn country new appointments include that the central bank governor chairman of the national oil corporation and general prosecutor the names must still be endorsed by both houses of parliament. afghan president to ashraf ghani. made ongoing peace talks with the taliban warring sides are trying to agree to or reduction of violence and the possible power sharing agreement there is a some a binge if i had spoke to afghanistan's foreign minister about how the talks are progressing now that it's been nearly 3 weeks since this dialogue began talks seem to have stalled and the only sticking point seems to be the to thicken point that you mentioned. it's not moving forward and there is no reduction in violence hundreds of people have been killed in afghanistan what makes you sure that this time around with your help of your partners you'd be able to tell the taliban to reduce violence but we are quite hopeful. those who would insist on file it's would be extremely. marginalized and they will not have. the church admits she in any of their causes to pursue thank you so much about american history. t

libya's national oil corporation says it has reopened its last oilfields nearly all libyan oil exports were stopped in january by wardle 25 toss forces based in the east monday's decision on the site means all the b.s. or sent facilities can potentially resume production factory workers and students have gone on strike in belal spiling the pressure on present an exam to look good to resign the walkout follows sunday's major rally by more than 100000 people who say there is no longer a legitimate leader or than 500 people were arrested on sunday of in mass protests every weekend since august when look claim victory in a disputed election now nasa says it has found water on one of the largest craters on the moon which can be seen from earth the agency confirmed water molecules on the sunlit surface for the 1st time it hopes to put astronauts on the moon again by 2024 space analysts leo and wright explain to us why this discovery is so significant. this is very important because previous work in particular one has to say by the indian space agency their wonderful crying child dry emission

8 of the local patrol implicitly got state not follow the orders of marshall have or the national oil corporationdelayed the opening until some specific negotiations before locals were concluded i would say opening of a shutout has no direct impact on the political process which is unfortunately stuck again. there were some some positive signs after the negotiations in morocco which came to an agreement about 50 propositions between the h.r. n.t.s.c. but unfortunately there is no way approval of the outcome of these negotiations made up by the 2 are not by the supreme state concept 5 plus 5 military talks in geneva the continuing look at the 1900 probably but there is no faith yet for pretty good box and this is the crucial point because if there are no with the political talks there is no decision about the composition of a new presidential council and as you may remember prime minister firesides that arch has announced that he intends by the end of october but if there is no replacement will he sort of aung or how could he be replaced let me just ask you about the security element of all of thi

but the campaign was paid for by some of the nation's largest corporations including standard oil, dupont. this tax limitation campaign failed. but not poboya it introduced significant changes. it was during this campaign that they succeeded in redefining american citizens as taxpayers. can see this in talking about the war on poverty. they talk about this as a transform taxpayers. leaders of the campaign may have failed in their quest to amend the constitution, but in the process, they had pioneered much of the antitax rhetoric that will come to dominate american politics in the 21st century. it is important to know that this rhetoric did not completely resonate with the public. they did not demand tax cuts. voters seem to have little interest in tax policy. 1964ennedy johnson tax of was basically an inside the beltway production. the united states economy had underperformed in the 1950's. something in the ways and means committee. they hope to use rate cuts to expand productive capacity. i want to do a kennedy accent when i read that. but i try not to. public interest was lukewarm at be

across libya and that's due to the long power cuts according to the national or corporation that power cuts are because of the lack of oil and diesel feeding into the power stations in a result of the oil flows now if you look if you look to the side you see this pharmacy here is closed and that's because the shop owner couldn't afford to maintain his generator so the really the residents the shop owners business owners are the ones suffering from lack of oil oil through the central bank. from 2013 to 2020 have resulted in a loss of revenue of over $180000000000.00 that's money the government uses to pay government salaries to pay for government services including electricity and water so there's really been a theory of the living conditions here in the good we will now hopefully over the opening of else aurora will lead to their oil fields and other oil for opening and this way the government can help to rebuild the infrastructure. to the residents here. a number of groups in iraq have agreed to stop rocket attacks on u.s. forces a spokesman for can tell you has below which is close links with iran says they'll stick to

across libya and that's due to the long power cuts of the $42.00 the national or corporation that power cuts are because of the lack of oil and diesel feeding into the power station in a result of the oil closure now if you look if you look to the side you'll see this pharmacy here is closed and that's because the shop owner couldn't afford to maintain his generator so the really the residents the shop owners business owners are the ones suffering from this lack of oil of the oil according to the central bank the oil holders from 2013 to 2020 have resulted in a loss of revenue of over $180000000000.00 now that's money the government uses to pay government salaries to pay for government services including electricity and water so there's really been a deterioration of the living conditions here in the good due to the way it will now hopefully over the opening of 00 will lead to their oil fields in all of the oil for opening and this way the government can help to rebuild the infrastructure . to the residents here. wolfgang put size a security and policy analyst on austria's former defense attache to libya he says getting t

national wildlife refuge, any oil and gas development or exploration was not allowed. now that it has been opened, we just want to make sure it's done right. i was charged by kaktovik inupiaq corporationtake charge. lobbying for the opening of the coastal plain of arctic national wildlife refuge. but we do have a number of folks who are opposed to it. woman: two years ago, city did a poll, and we were pretty much split in half. you'll have people that hate your guts because you're saying no. growing up, i wanted it, and then when i get to my age, i'm against it. the main concern is the animals, where they live. we need the baseline study for that. rexford: when you're walking, just keep an extra eye out, or make sure there's no bears around. we share this special place with them. we get a lot of refuge visitors at the polar bear viewing, and the numbers have been increasing every year. man: i'm guiding to see polar bears, and i realize that the polar bears are in abundance here on the shore because their habitat has gone away because the world has been burning too much fossil fuel. it's--climate change is happening. man: well, this time of year, they should be out on the ice, eating s

oil, but -- so many other areas whether it is diversity and inclusion, pure governance, so many different areas where corporations certainly seem to be moving more quickly and more aggressively than does certainly the nationalnment in dealing with some of these issues because they feel like it is in their best interest to do so, based on what they're hearing from their shareholders, customers and their employees. that said, when you got germany and france starting to go, i don't know if you want to call it lockdown or whatever, see the ten-year bund yield at negative .63 you can understand why demand may be coming down again or concerns. >> they have the madrid rules you can't go out my daughter lives in spain and the rule is that you -- you get a day you're allowed to go out and that's it. and that's where i think europe is going back to it is not an environment where you want to get on -- hop on a 737 max, go around, maybe buy a euro pass. no you can't get off anywhere >> yeah, jim it has nothing to do with restrictions either, just consumer decisions at this point, sort of what is driving some of the caution. we'll take another break here. by the way, we mentioned ge, we'll talk to larry culp about that