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she was shot dead by minneapolis officer mohamed noor as she approached the patrol car. police service, was charged with third degree murder and second—degree manslaughter. mr noor‘s lawyers say he will plead not guilty, arguing he used reasonable force. a spokesperson for the city of minneapolis says it's reviewing the lawsuit. the former white house spokesman, sean spicer, has denied undermining the importance of truth in politics during his time working for donald trump. in an interview with the bbc‘s newsnight programme, the first by a british broadcaster, to mark the launch of his new book, he said he was merely the channel for mr trump's views. my colleague emily maitlis began by asking him about the controversy over the numbers attending the president's inauguration. i've been very clear in the book that if there is a day i would think i would love a do—over on, it's that one. i set the dye on that day for a lot of what was to come. think what i was trying to do, and clearly not well, was change the focus from the number of people attending it to focus on the tota

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. >> our office was on the ninth noor of the el rasheed hotel. of the tallest buildings in baghdad, so we knew that whatever was going to happen, we would be able to see the drama. >> the military offensive overnight has been described as the largest, the strongest air attack in history. >> just one meant. clearly, i've never been there, but it feels like we're in the center of hell. >> saddam hussein in address to the iraqi people and arab nation says the mother of all wars has started. we told you earlier in the week that the information ministry had received its own satellite dish and prior to that, the foreign ministry had -- we've got to run. somebody is knocking on the door. we're going to hide. >> we opened the door and there were several armed iraqi security people. one of them cope speak sort of broken english. he said, what are you doing here? you should be in the bunker. i fell to my knees and said i won't go. i don't care about the danger. they looked at me sort of disgustedly and left. so i got up, closed the door. my colleagues emer

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not necessarily popular, but like it noor not, he's massively -- it was unfair how he treated, but alas, here we are with one supreme court justice put in place and now a second, much of this mitch mcconnell's master minding. while bernie sanders and others can say this ain't going to happen, you don't have much of a leg to stand on. i want to go back to what one of brett kavanaugh's law professors wrote. i propose each senate democrat pledge either to vote yes, or if voting no, to first publicly name at least two clearly better candidates whom a republican president might realistically have nominated instead. not an easy task. in exchange for its act of good will, democrats will insist that judge kavanaugh answer all fair questions. >> that's nonsense. judge kavanaugh is compelled to answer all fair questions. somebody saying that democrats have to do this in order is absolute nonsense. >> is this a yale professor? >> yes. >> that's ridiculous. >> nancy? >> i would say the part of professor's piece that i thought was quite interesting was when he talks about how there is nothing improp

go to the noor of the nyse, to see how that was received by traders.icole petallides is with us. >> hi, trish. absolutely right, they got the 4.1 number. they like the print they saw. feeling optimistic going forward. it was a revision for the prior quarter. the dow was up more than 50 points out of the gate. you can see across the board it is all negative numbers. in fact, nasdaq, worse of the bunch, no surprise, it turned negative for the week down 1.2%. as we look at the dow losers you see some tech names in there. we do have intel, microsoft, visa counting more for of the dow's drop. intel shaving about 30 points off the dow jones industrial average after the company's numbers. and you do see it down now 8%. you can see exxon is down 3%. you can see selling going on. it is the social media stocks. when i talk to some of the traders there is so much volatility. this week has been a very exciting week. one trader said forget about the sleepy days of july. that was not this week. it was wild. we saw the tech stocks in particular with facebook, people

a because yes, the chinese economy is probably going slow a bit has not already but within the are noorplex would've a trying to do, clean up their skies and the rivers and the environment. ore.need to buy quality price for that ore is going up. that stuff is much more harder to find. anna: we will get your thoughts on oil in just a moment. in wpi?hat a 4% sale technical investors like to look at it. have been plating -- flirting with a 100 day moving average. are you seeing risks for the upside or the downside of oil prices at the moment and how does that play into your started j? -- strategy? >> you have reasons for moving on both sides. everything -- everything seems range bound at the moment. a recent drop in oil prices. if you look at the food context he can see on the one hand, droughts and a number of key producing regions. that is being offset by the -- by lower prices from the potential trade wars. tous: let's bring it back oil. one of the things that we have looked that is a bit of the demolition on oil yesterday. there is this concern about additional supply coming from saudi

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. >> do you have preconditions noor meeting? >> no preconditions. no. they want to meet, i'll meet. anytime they want. anytime they want. good for the country. good for them. good for us, and good for the world. no preconditions. if they want to meet, i'll meet. >> so the reason why we needed, the world needed to have someone at the meeting with vladimir putin and donald trump is because in the past week or so, since helsinkhelsinki, donald t has, one, sent a signal he wants to lift sanctions on an oligarch who's close to vladimir putin, that we just put on a couple months ago, and, two, now he's talking again from a position of weakness. wanting to meet with iran. it's a -- it's a complete 180 turn. there's very little, actually, to explain that, richard, but there is a playbook for donald trump. threatened to bomb a terrorist state. say you want to meet with the terrorist state and then capitulate to the terrorist state. are we going to see what happened in north korea happen with iran now? >> almost certainly not. if the administration were serious about meeting with iran, they w