sanction to block the nord stream 2 project. actually, those are bipartisan sanctions, a bill being written by ted cruz and a democrat. trump says he might move soldiers out of germany and into poland. bloomberg is live on your digital device. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. in minutes to go until the start of the cash equities trading day. it looks like it could be a gloomy one. u.s. futures down to 0. to 0.2%. we will want to keep an eye on anything dependent on the oil price because we are seeing big moves in oil. the big spike higher in oil today up by nearly 3%, it actually just takes us back to where we started yesterday. the reasons behind this are important to explore. let's do that with annmarie hordern. we have this in the nord stream pipeline debate with trump and merkel. let's talk about what is going on off the coast of oman. we just learned day vessel with capacity for about 250,000 barrels of oil, is on fire. a vessel next to it was also damaged and what was a suspected attack. the re

to pipeline. still considering using sanctions to block the nord stream to pipelinelj think block thed stream to pipeline.” think it is an enormous mistake to germany, but again germany is running its affairs and they will do just fine. but i was critical, i had been critical of it. a tremendous amount of energy will be supplied by that pipeline. trump has claimed since last year that germany is captive to russian energy exports. he is not the first us president to oppose the pipeline, that critics say would bypass other energy sources. he draws say would bypass other energy sources. he draws on say would bypass other energy sources. he draws on support from congress, where some members have also proposed sanctions to try to block the project. the pipeline is over a thousand kilometres long and would run beneath the baltic sea linking eastern russia and northern germany. the us are not the only ones who take issue with it, for yea rs ones who take issue with it, for years other eu member states have been concerned about the reliance on russian gas. earlier this year, the disagreements

the nord stream pipe.is nord stream two, there is already a nord stream pipeline shipping gas underneath the baltic sea from russia to germany. phase two is under construction and president trump has indeed suggested as his energy secretary did a couple of months ago, the possibility of sanctions against firms essentially involved in building it. the concern there is it is bypassing ukraine and poland, poland in particular has been talking to president trump about this, expressing concerns. and the worry is that it might make it easierfor russia to the worry is that it might make it easier for russia to use gas supply asa easier for russia to use gas supply as a weapon against ukraine and poland if it doesn‘t have to worry about the side effect of it interrupting its very important sales to germany. and i think that‘s the fundamental reason why president trump is keen to see germany taking a different position. but construction is already under way. has germany said anything in response? there is no sign t

david: we are a map up that says they do not need nord stream 2 to get that done. alix: obviously ignored stream to will be more efficient -- obviously nord stream 2 will be more efficient -- ukraine needs the cash. they will be hurt if they cannot count on cash flow from that pipeline. if the russian oil company has a lock on lng exports, countries do not like that. they like to say i will buy lng from the u.s., which is what poland promised, to give them some buying leverage over russian lng. there are geopolitical politics in play within the industry. david: this is on the supply side. let's spend a moment on the demand side. how much energy to we need, oil or gas. alix: now you do not need any of it. there is a ton of lng in europe. they are overbooked with lng. if you do not have a cold winter or hot summer, you will have lng spinning out of storage tanks. that will be bad for demand. , ond: in 54 minutes "commodities edge" you will have a lot to talk about. alix: a lot will be what is going on with natural gas and oil and the tankers as well. tankers are now

russia and europe the house foreign affairs committee has passed the sanctions bill targeting the nord stream 2 gas pipeline which is currently under construction or stream to is a 1200 kilometer long gas pipeline from russia to germany russian to western companies have invested 9 and a half 1000000000 euro to double gas imports to europe the project is planned to be completed by the end of this year now the bill which we're speaking about is likely to be by a senate panel next month if it becomes law the united states will impose sanctions on north stream to invest. tours european firms have invested billions of people in the pipeline and have resisted pressure from washington to abandon the project business leaders estimate that u.s. sanctions on russia in place at the moment have cost german companies in particular dearly. these sanctions are counterproductive fail to serve the political purpose drive a wedge between america and europe and harm everyone in the long term the e.u. should get started with ending its own sanctions against russia well i geo political expert we spoke to s

pressure on the major energy project between russia and europe in a last ditch attempt to thwart the nord stream to gas pipeline a sanctions bill is being proposed by the house foreign affairs committee wants op unrolling nord stream to will stretch 1200 kilometers connecting natural gas in russia to central and western europe 9 and a half 1000000000 euro have been invested in the project thus far with the goal of 2 double gas imports year its plan to become clear by the end of this year now the sanctions bill will likely be passed next month if it becomes law the united states will impose financial penalties on investors in north stream to the spied washington's opposition some of europe's leaders have been unwavering in their support for the project. these sanctions are counterproductive fail to serve their political purpose drive a wedge between america and europe and harm everyone in the long term the e.u. should get started with ending its own sanctions against russia a geopolitical expert we spoke to say is that nations facing sanctions can still come out on top. those determination

will impose sanctions on investors in nord stream 2 it is the 2nd leg of a gas supply network linking a russia and germany through the baltic sea russia is aiming to finish construction by the end of this year european firms have invested billions of euros in the pipeline and have resisted u.s. pressure to abandon the project. or more of this we can now cross live to earl rasmussen who's the executive vice president of the eurasia center thanks for being with us here in r.t. international. quite an interesting topic this whole thing with russia and the e.u. they've made it clear that they're not going to stop building the nordstrom to pipeline does the u.s. have the power to block construction given the late stage of the project at this point. well sean that thanks for having me it's it's been going along quite well and i think it's busy it's in the european europe's best interest to finalize the project and continue but the u.s. is going to it's going to threaten sanctions which i think this is if you look at it from a broader perspective i mean from all the sanctions and and tariffs

herbst if i could, please, talking about germany's efforts with regard to ukraine and particularly nord stream which is putin's pliep. it's a german trap, i believe. a year ago when meeting with ukrainian president poroshenko chancellor merkel said i made clear that a nord stream two project is not the possible without clarity on the transit role of ukraine. what guarantees is germany seeking? what actions is germany taking to ensure that gazpro continues to export through ukraine in can you talk about that topic and your thoughts on it. >> you're right, senator, that chancellor merkel said that russia should guarantee a substantial flow of gas to ukraine even as nord stream ii goes into operation. but moscow has been basically flouting this requirement of the chancellor in a very public way for the last several months. both dsh excuse me both the russian prime minister ant energy minister novak have said that yes they're happy to do this to send gas through ukraine if the economic conditions are viable wsh -- and that's a reasonable condition -- but also if ukraine -- excuse me gazprom

donald trump has said he is considering sanctions over russia's nord stream to natural gas pipeline. told european companies to avoid the project and warned germany about being dependent on russia for fuel. donald trump has upped his criticism of germany over a gas pipeline which would double the amount of gas that can be transported directly from russia to germany. the american president said on wednesday that he is still considering using sanctions to block the nordstream2 pipeline. he said that germany is captive to russian exports and he is not the first to criticise this pipeline. he draws on support from congress where some members have also proposed sanctions to try and block project. the nordstream2 pipeline is over 1000 kilometres long and would run beneath the baltic sea linking northern germany with eastern russia. i should northern germany with eastern russia. ishould point northern germany with eastern russia. i should point out that the americans are not the only ones who haveissue americans are not the only ones who have issue with there. for years, other member states

leaders however are not united in all matters russia the nord stream to pipeline project to ship gas from russia under the belt succeed to germany has put berlin at odds with eastern europe and the us who worry about moscow tightening its hold on europe russian state media reported earlier this week that the pipeline is nearly 60 percent complete. construction is a ready well underway and if all goes to plan the north stream 2 pipeline will be completed by the end of this year it will cover a distance of 1200 kilometers and to set to run parallel to an existing pipeline north stream one the new rouge expected to transport some 55000000000 cubic meters of gas from russia germany each year the pipeline means russia could meet more than half of germany's demand for gas opponents of the project say europe will become overly dependent on moscow to meet its energy needs. among the biggest critics is u.s. president donald trump who has threatened to impose sanctions on companies involved in the project. one country that's yet to give north stream to the final go ahead is denmark something t

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>> nord stream 2, the pipeline in the baltic, sir? >> yes. >> i think largely, it prevents -- it allows russia to manipulate gas in europe without affecting the eastern european transit routes. previously -- >> weaponize fossil fuel. >> essentially, sir. you could punish poland, ukraine and warsaw bloc countries without punishing germany in particular imt. >> way over time. thank you very much. >>> ms. stephan i. >> thank you, chairman schiff. recently the defense department released a report stating that there are vulnerabilities to 79 installations worldwide over the due to climate change. can you comment whether you feel ic facilities are at risk due to climate change? >> i think we talk about them in a classified setting. we could take them as a question for the record if you'd like. >> in terms of our partners, what are they doing to address potential challenges with our intel capabilities when it comes to climate change? >> would you mind repeating the question, please? sorry. >> other countries that we work with to gather intel

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the nord stream pipeline do you think that's true. i think there is there is a lot of sense of that and i mean we've seen russia use coercive energy measures in the past certainly over a few times over over recent years and so any sort of interdependencies that existed any your pain country that over relies on some russian capability be it energy or something else then you're going to leave yourself a little bit vulnerable just like some countries in asia we saw china react and when there was a deployment of a defense missile defense unit south korea china cut off all chinese tourism for a while shut down south korean stores in china this is how authoritarian governments react when something doesn't go their way and so i think the energy issue is very important for russia to i mean for europe to continue to diversify the energy sources and there are an increasing number of such sources and i think it would be in germany's interest to try to diversify as much as possible berry puddled the senior vice president of the flynn director of

offers to provide investigators and to provide what they were evidence we were able to locate they will nord on the other hand for reasons that are difficult to explain ukraine became a full fledged member of their journalist a geisha and so it started on a bad food in there would say 5 years ago and continued along that route until now it's certainly not finished we'll see what happens. in the coming months and i wouldn't exclude years russia has confirmed that it will it is remains open minded to go parading with the investigation provided of course what we. provide what we offer to the investigation is usually taken consideration of. the russian of evidence that was provided proved there at the particular model of that book missile belong to a generation that was there has been longer of service in the russian armed forces but was still kept by the ukrainian armed forces so this is clear evidence which is corroborated by a 1000000 technical the dalles. well russia indeed. abide by the by the ruling provided that russia is part of that investigation which unfortunately is not the case so t

they threatened sanctions to block nord stream 2.has previously warned the project will leave berlin captive to moscow. that is as they hope to export their own liquefied natural gas to germany. andl with us is pau paul. first, let's get to annmarie, who should be here looking at some of the things we are looking at. i think we have a map up. let's bring it up to see what exactly it means. just a couple of months ago, they were talking about if this is another way of putting germany?n we will get back to that shortly. talk about some of the oil tankers, how does this pipeline fit in to the narrative? is this a first step on imposing tariffs? is good at doing is sending salvos and seeing how opinion in the u.s. reacts. i'm sure he is doing a onnificant amount of surveys these middle-class voters which seem to gravitate towards him whenever he presses a button that they feel emotional about. i do not think this will escalate but is the beginning of something more serious in terms of tariffs. or oil related tariffs. dangereed, there is

between russia and europe the house foreign affairs committee is passes sanctions bill targeting the nord stream 2 gas pipeline which is currently under construction will seem to is a 1200 kilometer long gas pipeline project from russia to germany western companies have been vested $9500000000.00 to double gas imports to europe the project is planned to be completed by the end of the year. yes bill is likely to be passed by a senate panel next month and if it becomes law he west will impose sanctions on justice in a stream to european firms have invested billions of euros in the pipeline and have resisted pressure from washington to abandon the project. these sanctions are counterproductive fail to serve their political purpose dream of a bridge between america and europe and everyone in the long term the e.u. should get started with ending its own sanctions against russia executive vice president of the us rasmussen believes the sanctions are designed to improve u.s. competitiveness. it's not about energy security at all it's about control and in trying to isolate russia in the odd manne

and hurtigruten the now planning to convert several ships like the nord cap here drawn on a combination of fuel including bio gas made from organic waste like timber and that fish the day when the mega ships of the world a powered by renewable energy well that is still in the distant future claiming glass soaring steel and concrete columns those are the usual things that come to mind when you think of skyscrapers but and the future the world's great cities may have some skylines built of a different material would john hendren reports. if a new generation of rogue architects has their way the era of the concrete and steel skyscraper might be over the future they say lies in a millennia old building material would the challenge is actually in the believe it or not not structural it's more of a psychological barriers of getting over there were working on the new buildings are made with cross laminated timber stronger because the layers of wood are stacked in opposite directions the technology has been used for years in europe wooden buildings like the airy 80 story river beach project in

what we know at the moment germany austria and other european leaders back nord stream to you and they've condemned the u.s. threats of sanctions how do you think this is going to play out and are they able to defy washington. well it's quite clear as you said already a senate. of representatives approved the bipartisan bill on sanctions and it will turn into law probably in august when president trumps science it it's part and parcel of the u.s. policy you also mentioned in your news reports that you know we have a trade and technology warfare going on with china tightening sanctions regime against iran very soon there might be a series of sanctions applied on turkey because of a $400.00. defense system board from russia so in a series of this kind of actions we see that those determination on the side of us and this is also deepening the rift between the europeans and the americans. because us have several objectives for imposing the sanctions initially on companies investors and also individuals this will make it difficult but we should also think that the europeans are acting in unifo

the nord stream to a 1200 kilometer long gas pipeline project from russia to germany russian and western companies have invested $9500000000.00 to topple gas imports to europe the project is planned to be completed by the end of the year the us bill is likely to be passed by a senate panel next month if it becomes law the u.s. will impose sanctions on investors in the stream to european firms have infested billions of euros in the pipeline and have resisted u.s. pressure to abandon the project germany is also slammed the u.s. sanctions against russia which cost them billions of euros executive vice president of the. rasmussen believes sanctions are designed to improve u.s. competitiveness. it's not about security at all it's about control and tried to isolate russia in the odd manner creating more friction between the europe europe and the us europe has been importing gas from russia where the public will be union they've always been reliable much more reliable than the united states international agreement but on the agreement but the u.s. is going to think it's trying to use rather tha

and hurtigruten the now planning to convert several ships like the nord cap here drawn on a combination of fuel including bio gas made from organic waste like timber and that fish the day when the mega ships of the world a powered solely by renewable energy well that is still in the distant future claiming glass soaring steel and concrete columns those are the usual things that come to mind when you think of skyscrapers but and the future the world's great cities may have some skylines built of a different material would john hendren reports. if a new generation of rogue architects has their way the era of the concrete and steel skyscraper might be over the future they say lies in a millennia old building material would the challenge is actually in the believe it or not not structural it's more of a psychological barriers of getting over there we're working on the new buildings are made with cross laminated timber stronger because the layers of wood are stacked in opposite directions the technology has been used for years in europe wooden buildings like the airy 80 story river beach pro

passed a sanctions bill targeting the north stream 2 gas pipeline which is currently under construction nord stream to is a 1200 kilometer long gas pipeline project from russia to germany the project is planned to be completed by the end of the year russian and western companies have invested $9500000000.00 to topple gas imports to europe the us bill is likely to be passed by a senate panel next month and if it becomes law the u.s. will impose sanctions on investors and on stream to european firms have invested billions of years in the pipeline and a persistent pressure from washington to abandon the project if i give up that you know one wants to be unilaterally dependent on russia but we received russian gas not only the d.d.r. where i lived but also in west germany during the cold war and they don't see why the times today should be so much worse that we can no longer see russia remains a part of the. executive vice president of the eurasia center believes the sanctions aren't designed to improve the u.s. competitiveness it's not about energy security at all it's about control and trying

and hurtigruten the now planning to convert several ships like the nord cap here drawn on a combination of fuel including bio gas made from organic waste like timber and that fish the day when the mega ships of the world a powered solely by renewable energy well that is still in the distant future claiming glass soaring steel and concrete columns those are the usual things that come to mind when you think of skyscrapers but and the future the world's great cities may have some skylines built of a different material would john hendren reports. if a new generation of rogue architects has their way the era of the concrete and steel skyscraper might be over the future they say lies in a millennia old building material would the challenge is actually in the believe it or not not structural it's more of a psychological barriers of getting over there were working on the new buildings are made with cross laminated timber stronger because the layers of wood are stacked in opposite directions the technology has been used for years in europe wooden buildings like the airy 80 story river beach proj

summit in sofia as a clear sentence in the final communique from that summit saying that nord muscling and albania are going to get that from the opening negotiations in june 2000 we are again postponed was good in all of that that that is only a technical postponement but believe me i have difficulties and many other people on the big now are currently in power in skopje to explain to the colored people that it is really only a technical testament. if you don't get the green wire october what with that mean for your government from out money that i don't know undermining c.d.'s on the money going to prove up in forces or your old files are going to be put in the corner i'm not speaking of old who is going to be the winner of the next parliament elections i'm at the very beginning of my term as the president of the company so i can put aside that political ambitions at least for a while but it's very important for the vision as a whole was if you like finally brussels to send a positive signal to the whole division because when i want each country of the west will convene illusion bein

by iran yeah well fought for michael was information iran is an enemy of taliban they have been a nords for many years you know they're a diverse aris but pump you know he is so used to that you know why. iraq has been connected to their. 11911 terrorist act. the u.s. media lived above 100000 course of any unskilled and the european media and the public in the united states and in europe want it you know wanted. to go i can sing that and know there is that message obviously from the washington post and they are all . there all of us know where the dollar will. suddenly fall on the experts who know that bond is not a friend of iran they would have fallen down if hillary had that an attack against iran but now they're in the mall so they're searching for. they're searching for evidence and they find it surprising to have that i mean all they have to do is get a factor. i think what's really interesting here is that given the anti iran sentiment that bolton has had for such a very long time. that he sees himself as a man in a hurry to make history because i don't think he cares about trump

an international investigation into morsi steffen court was when his life in prison seemed entirely nord by the word. the. results are coming in from the u.k. where the ruling conservative party has been voting in a 2nd round to decide who were replaced by minister theresa may the winner will become party leader and prime minister and face a tough leading britain's withdrawal from the european union candidates must secure at least 33 votes to avoid elimination from the process let's get the results from a volcano is live in london for us so the results are still in who's out. yeah that's right the results came in just a few minutes ago it's now gone from a 6 horse race to a 5 horse race we have lost former secretary dominic robb who just remind you is uncompromising when it came to promising that the u.k. would indeed leave the e.u. all october 31st very much the message of the front runner who once again is boris johnson he has increased his margin to 126 from $114.00 in the 1st round of voting that's a margin of 80 votes for the 1st place that he now has of course and the 2nd place whi

sophie shevardnadze has been talking in depth to kremlin spokesman dimitry peskov he explained why the nord stream 2 gas pipeline which is expected to come online next year has got washington worried full interview asked on monday but huge international project. that we've seen other projects being and did before it started. well that is being performed for for the benefit of those countries supplying natural gas and receiving natural. the project there would be a very significant contribution for any of your and the project that is a huge competitor and very serious competitor for american gas producers and suppliers. so in syria that's the main reason of course instead of fair. competition. they prefer to react by wild west time. so they just show the gun and they say that no no you guys here in europe you're going to buy our natural gas and we don't care that it is at least 30 percent more expensive . than the gas coming from the russians. and lazio prime minister has questions the findings of the dutch led investigation into the downing of malaysian airlines flight m h 78 over ukraine i

for an international investigation into morsi steffen court while his life in prison seemed entirely nord by the want to cook the just. right challenge looks at the rise and fall of mohamed morsi me mohamed morsi sailed into the presidency of egypt on the winds of a people's revolution demanding change in 2012 he became egypt's 1st ever democratically elected president the 1st civilian to hold the office morsi was born in 1951 he spent his adult life 1st as an engineering professor then as a member of parliament and a political prisoner the egyptian revolution in 2011 set the stage for morsi to reach the pinnacle of power from the start his critics accused him of placing his allegiance with the muslim brotherhood and not the country morsi made a point of repeatedly promising to be a president for all egyptians his opponents however claim he tried to consolidate his power by giving himself forethought see above the judiciary and dominating the governments with muslim brotherhood members. morsi said his actions were to combat counter revolutionary forces led by the so-called deep state that

the right way to achieve it. , america, thener white house, congress want to stop the building of nordeam 2, the gas pipeline that is going to link russia and places like germany. there's talk of sanctions. do you think that pipeline will be finished by year end? maros: i think that it would be very difficult because, as you know, we introduced new that everywhich mean single pipeline in europe, including this one, will have to laws anduropean regulations. at the same time, we know that there are still discussions about the routing of these pipeline through territorial waters. use every lastto minute of my mandate to ensure that we will, in the meantime, resolve the problem, which is of strategic importance, and this is a continuation of the transit from russia to europe through ukraine. that is the route which was working very well. that is the route which is very important for future ukraine, for the energy security of the european union, and we are working very hard with ukrainian and russian partners to resolve outstanding issues, and we will have the next talk on the political lev

the board of supervisors approved the nord nance in a final vote this aftern can't buy the products in the city. the livermore city council took its first sp toward banning e cigarettes. the council unanimously approved an ordinance banning the sale of devices and flavored tobacco products. it would require stores selling tobacco to have a special license. >> a new gun safety law is set to go into effect on monday requiring identification and a background check for people who want to buymuti fe look at the booming sales ahead of the new law. >> the stuff is more for home defense. this stuff will be for the range. >> there's a lot of this going on. california gun stores recently, a run on ammunition leading up to july 1st. >> shotgun sales to 556 to .9 millimeter. >> how much more have you sold in the last few weeks. >> 500%. >> normally gabriel would relish the bump in business but not when it comes into reaction to a new state law starting monday requiring background checks for anyone buying ammunition from him. >> guns don't kill people. unless it is used as a blunt instrument, a gun

vessels that are laying the pipework -- this will have a domino effect on anyone else 2rking on the nordtream pipeline. it was supposed to be done by the end of the year, which you mentioned, but looks like it will be delayed. actually, this is the u.s. wanting to get into that market. they call it freedom gas, molecules of u.s. freedom. >> boris johnson took a huge lead in the race to become britain's next prime minister today after members of parliament held their first round of voting. seven candidates will go on to the second round in the quest to succeed theresa may. was there anything in today's numbers that caused anybody to pop? just howthing, it was big the lead was for boris johnson and how that has left the rest, if you like, of trailing so far behind. number two at the moment is jeremy hunt, the foreign secretary. he is a continuity candidate, if you like, and i think it is worth pointing out that it could still go wrong for boris johnson. his team are very aware of that. this is tuesday, there will be a candidate with a rich history. another round. this is a candidate with a

more northern places as well where some birds stopped by in spring and fall traveling to and from the nords. as some came to winter in illinois leaving again in the spring for northern lands. such reports of migration made it clear that sam pain was it clear that birds are known to meet. it was a place in the middle of encounter. but for all their attention to connections writings also fostered feelings of division. as was coverage of the weather the midwest position in the middle gave rise to questions of where it truly belonged. the answer tended to be in the north. u.s. department of agriculture reports, north america north of mexico. this unit of study made it seem like places such as illinois had more in common where places such as new-foundland and oregon than mexico, panama, and jamaica. such conceptions exaggerated east-west connections and shrank those that ran north to south. the efforts played out in discussions of true homes. the more they mapped long distance travels the more ornithologies wondered where birds belonged. they tried to pin them down to identify their citizenship,

and then it seems the car then drifted into and to that sri at this point nobody has been arrested nordhey giving us any kind information of a description of the suspect or suspects involved in this deadly shooting. right now, i'm still trying to find out and see if we have any information on the person who died of course they won't release the name because they have to notify the relatives of that peyou the video of president trump and french president emmanuel macron's greeting vekaric veterans at the d-day commemorations in france today, it's been world war, 75 years the one of the world war 2 veterans in france, this morning is actually from martinez and after learning that the army would not sponsor his trip to france, a group or friends stepped up. >>to help bring in their conference michelle kingston has his story. >>you talk about luckiest man in the world. >>he lied about his age and joined the national just 15 years old and lived through the horror of d-day 75 years ago as a young soldier i from t bottoms the ad from both places 96 year-old jacob larsson he's the luckiest man

it's called nord stream two — it runs more than 12—hundred kilometres under the baltic sea from russiad has split eu countries. president trump says it would make germany a hostage of russia. i will tell you very strongly that i think germany is making a tremendous mistake by relying so heavily on the pipelined and i think it is a tremendous mistake, but again, germany is running their affairs and that they would do just fine. but i was critical, i had been critical of it. such a tremendous amount of that energy will be supplied by that pipeline. let's go to new york and speak to two my colleague michelle fleury this is really an escalation of rhetoric and from past us presidents, he is opposed to the pipeline which is essentially with double the amount of gas that can be transported to germany from russia, just to give you some context, supplies about 40% of the eu's gas supplies about 40% of the eu's gas supplies ahead of norway. and what we are seeing is a reiteration of the american view here, with some support from congress last time i could have urged him to introduce sanctions,

ben ali years but that didn't work because i think people when they saw the election and nords in by the high election board in march many people thought it's about time to give the opposition a chance i think from today we see many within the ruling party about the need to reinvent themselves otherwise they will continue to lose influence among the people in the future thanks for all of that house from a whole bar of a reporting from istanbul we also have on school his the cheek leave from the anchor off he's the anchor office director of the german marshall fund of the united states joining us. on skype from ankara nice to have you with us i mean what i want say surprised me but what i thought was interesting was this was after the march vote when there was all this dispute this time the act party within minutes said yes we lost and it's over to you and we wish you luck a completely different tone yes and of course to this. oh i don't know i just i'm interested in your thoughts on that the fact that the fact that the act party seems to have almost folded so quickly this time when t