she always thought, noor always thought that her father had abandoned the home, but it turns out thatr fathers seem to be part of the disappeared. they are people who have been taken away by the authorities and their fate is unknown. now, the interesting thing about the film is this, it is essentially two separate films intertwined. one of them is a coming of age story, and i think advantage is that stuff really brilliantly. i mean, i love a good coming—of—age movie, and i think this has great performances from the two young leads. the other side of it is a much more advertently political drama, which, for me, works less well because it involves a level of dramatic contrivance that i didn't buy into. that said, it's made for a very restricted budgets, and with an awful lot of, you know, passion by everyone involved. so i think that even the parts that it failed, it was worth celebrating the part of it that works, and for me, the part of that that works is the relationship between the two young characters, who i said i think were terrifically well played by zara webb and shivan raina.

she always thought, noor always thought that her father had abandoned the home, but it turns out thatr fathers seem to be part of the disappeared. they are people who have been taken away by the authorities and their fate is unknown. now, the interesting thing about the film is this, it is essentially two separate films intertwined. one of them is a coming of age story, and i think advantage is that stuff really brilliantly. i mean, i love a good coming—of—age movie, and i think this has great performances from the two young leads. the other side of it is a much more advertently political drama, which, for me, works less well because it involves a level of dramatic contrivance that i didn't buy into. that said, it's made for a very restricted budgets, and with an awful lot of, you know, passion by everyone involved. so i think that even the parts that it failed, it was worth celebrating the part of it that works, and for me, the part of that that works is the relationship between the two young characters, who i said i think were terrifically well played by zara webb and shivan raina.

and noor has always lived here. every morning this 42 year old woman goes to the well which is fed by the shit a room. that is so i used the water from the rich did the dishes washed clothes and the things how you would i'm. glad of the chalet and to wash vegetables. and i'm at the color changes sometimes it's black sometimes it's red. this morning the ocean is playing on me so i'm taking the opportunity to wash the vegetables in any case we have no choice there are no other sources of warsaw to see how you. feel moving knew our lives right by the well at the heart of this district where 3000 people live a quarter of the inhabitants are under 15 years old they are the most fragile the ones who seem to suffer the most from pollution like nurse to children. these are my own just feels nauseous. to develop the time last time the doctor said he had a liver problem a pipe of the day he also has a headache and recounting his. new or has a doctor's appointment. the clinic is half an hour away by car. and. they do this twic

colleague political correspondents i mean young spoke with the german opposition parliamentarian omac noor poor about calls to remove all german troops from iraq there was a clear message given by the parliament of iraq which is. that we are not welcome anymore this is why i think we should get out of the whole mission there is no security there for our soldiers there is no political will for terrorists for a real security sector reform in iraq which is needed badly needed but i think this moment it's for for now it's over and so do you think the troops who remain in iraq will be safe i don't think that their security situation there is good enough for our. boys to stay the iraq they should be withdrawn and a political message of the iraqi parliament is absolutely key here you have to go. if the europeans and the americans pull back their troops from iraq that will leave the country completely in the hands of the iranians is that a good idea the country already is in the entire hand of to iranians this is very sad but true and what happened on last friday even had the iranians we see that

we give these results to the mothers of the children we took samples from like noor and uda. and if the children fall ill again these tests might help specialists to better diagnose them. in total we take hair from $45.00 children living there textile factories for the 1st time professor up and seller will include indonesia in his new scientific study. at the end of this trip there is a glimmer of hope. what if it were possible to produce clothing along the sheets of room while respecting the environment and the health of the residents this is the challenge taken on by this large textile factory it is the only one in the country to have received an international eco label with very high standards from the outside the waste water goes up and down the settling tanks and also for filtering and re oxygenation. the solid materials are even separated then recycled. in total there are 12 treatment stages. and so that is what. they're. thinking what they're. good for and often. this is a long way for them. to see all the. and is that. for years. and i am. not making. this claim. and.

dialogue with those that is it's part of his right policy when the when he becomes friends or shibley noor and dan have shared with us the fact that there is no longer an equilibrium if there ever was one in these discussions that used to be if you talk to any arab ambassador jordanian saudi and you also talk to a certain wing of the israeli establishment you generally knew the contours of a deal and this white house has basically forfeited the question of jerusalem capital to israel it is it is basically said we will no longer look at the west bank you know as nora just said as as independent as something that can be annexed into israel and so my question to you is knowing to day the facts on the ground as they are and you have done a lot of public attitude research on. yes is there an equilibrium point that can be reaching either by this administration or a future one or not or what would be required to get there let me answer this a little bit differently and talk about this lack of equilibrium a little bit differently let me start by saying this is obviously not a peace deal it's not e

for each and every one of us and to understand the hard-working people across this country there is noors better band donad trump junior. let me tell you some of the best moments whether on the pullout bed or anywhere across the country he is inspirational to see that connectivity how people are transformed together by this one person and the one purpose. this book is so incredible he has shared all of his moments the highs and lows and incredible journey through american political history i'm so happy you are here tonight to honor the family and the president and the incredible country because this is everything we all have together to fight for. thank you for honoring them and for buying his book and being in the fight. because every step of the way it gives me great pleasure and great pride to introduce you to someone i have known dearly for 14 years my best friend and my champion and a great american americana will never be a a socialist country. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. while. wow such a better welcome then we got on the view the others da day. [laughter] [cheers a

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their statesmen saying get over what 30000 pakistanis residing in china over 500 who are going to noor hong unknowns the minister of her now going to farming for stewards have been infected with their cargo now why it is we are on high alert we have taken all those many years which we needed to be taking. as it is sponsible government until now there has been no reported confirmed reported keys in farsi songs but as i mentioned there have been 4 confirmed cases of novel don't know why it is among papias on these in china all of them are still going all of them are in good state of health there are 19 entry points into their country including the hypoxic crossing into china or duck or drop offs can. be done very dull for dating procedures done now and place the auto ticking on our scanning the passengers who are driving from old woods he'd . imagery equipment ed why is it is that in place and the country is on a heightened state of alert to ensure that their car or not wired as does yours we have all involved your son all as a medical person you are doing have been door to be ready for

noor buttigieg: there's question that there are a lot of for example,s, that consider their contributions nuts much of an expression up legal values, as an investment. they would not be doing it unless they believed there would going to be an outcome. it is one reason my campaign does not accept them. we need a legislative solution to deal with these issues. what we have now is a doctrine under citizens united that suggest that spending money to impact the outcome a of an election is the same thing as an expression of political speech. i think we have to clear that up. even if it takes a constitutional amendment to do it. see donors, corporations in particular, sometimes in a general election, sending checks to candidates from both parties who are opposing each other in the same race. i think we can put to rest the idea that that is about an expression in good faith of values. is why we need to take action on everything from setting up structures for public financing, to making clear the limits on campaign-finance, to ultimately, also term -- overturning citizens united. so we have a syst

growth with mill lynnalities plame noor approval to work in and amex catching up with -- >> kate, the, the competitor visa announced it was buying plaid a few weeks ago. were you hearing any talk about potential m & a? >> for sure, analysts were curious on the call about that at least two asked based on visa's acquisition, even paypal, which we don't think of a direct competitor, they've alpsing doing strategic m & a. they said that's something analysts are watching and something to look for in 2020. >> dan, do you think that part of the reason why we're seeing the acquisition of the payment companies is because it's either if you can't beat them join them mentality, that they could actually end up taking the job of credit cards? >> i think there is a bit of scarcity, too. plaid is a very elegant solution you might not have known it when you're connecting to some service that you're doing to the bank it sounds like there was a bidding war to this, especially as some of these more established players are looking to kind of not get outgunned by a competitor who can get a leg up by makin

gold has been pretty good recently noor a six-year high we were 15.60 or so. we're not far from breaking through that semis and china stocks, great run recently, down a little bit here, working off some oversold conditions elsewhere in the energy patch, high data energy names, stocks that always move a lot more than the overall market, marathon, apache, devin moving here. over in london, bp and royal dutch, only 1% to 2% moves if this was 10 or 15 years ago, there be with much more violent moves. certainly 30 and 40 years ago, these would have had titanic moves back then. look at shipping companies here. shipping had a very good fourth quarter on hopes that the trade and tariff wars would lessen and we see some kind of bottoming in the global economy most names moved up. moeller which trades from denmark, down 1% matson down. kirby also very involved in energy shipping, oil shipping containers, these are modest declines we're seeing overall here airlines, another typical thing you see here, higher oil prices, american and delta, more violent for american deuts

she always thought, noor always thought that her father had abandoned the home, but it turns out thateir fate is unknown. now, the interesting thing about the film is this, it is essentially two separate films intertwined. one of them is a coming of age story, and i think advantage is that stuff really brilliantly. i mean, i love a good coming—of—age movie, and i think this has great performances from the two young leads. the other side of it is a much more advertently political drama, which, for me, works less well because it involves a level of dramatic contrivance that i didn‘t buy into. that said, it‘s made for a very restricted budgets, and with an awful lot of, you know, passion by everyone involved. so i think that even the parts that it failed, it was worth celebrating the part of it that works, and for me, the part of that that works is the relationship between the two young characters, who i said i think were terrifically well played by zara webb and shivan raina. and because we‘ve had the joy of david copperfield, you had to bring me something to offset that. how many of th

now it is noor hely $9 million he transformed the sport and changed the perception of the league >> look at china there is a reason it is so popular in the first place >> we'll talk about the big market driver straight ahead and new details from carlos ghosn's escape they have a base case on it won't a flute case. he would not he'd need a big base case. more "squawk box" coming up. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. some things are too important to do yourself. ♪ get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >>> today's big number $