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and off the pitch they're able to take their children to school doesn't alter the statement but paschall was approaching its goal women make change on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. wherever you. has a major military operation in northern syria the u.s. says it won't protect its. going to stop the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. on the rising death toll in protests across iraq but the government denies its forces were responsible for shooting protesters. tensions in hong kong and now the courts prepared to post a few protesters under a newly inactive legislation banning face coverings plus. the venue is world class it was an amazing conditions we've had all year and it's a wrap 10 days of the wild out that it's championships and on a high note and. now the united states has evacuated 2 observation posts in northeast syria and says american troops one to protect kurdish forces in the area should taki attack them now turkey has been widely expected to launch a major military offensive in that area the u.s. also criticized european countries for being unwilling to repo

paschal donohoe, thank you very much. mr.e republican -- in the republic of ireland. -- minister for finance in the republic. ireland. republic of optionssk reversal, traders looking for short-term come back. what you think is priced in? what is a good trait? what do you see? amy: the market at this point, the next meeting after the 19th is the october 17 european council meeting. there is a 70 to 80% probability of delayed to november. you are also seeing that being priced in an priced into the volatility curve. if things were really going to happen in the next two or three weeks, there would be more of a bump. this is saying we are at least one month out, if not more. let's see what the november election say, let's see what boris johnson does. alix: we talk a lot about what it means for the u.k. european cars will get hit with more tariffs. if you look at volatility for european stocks, really low. is it cheap? amy: it goes back to fatigue. it is not just overall volatility. there are so many tail events and yet the tail ri

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lives in her community on and off the pitch able to take their children to school to do student but paschall was itching to school women make change. in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact of waste management trash is a big business plan for small business to the complexities of recycling with different plastics and blended together the recycling becomes difficult to impossible and the scientists that office solutions it's very easy for us to have 100 percent recycled material techno on al-jazeera. a u.s. outpost in northern syria abandoned this president trump withdrawals american troops . hello welcome to al-jazeera live from doha i'm on teens and it's also coming up so i think it's very sad for a country i think it makes it harder to do my job more trouble for the u.s. president as democrats expand their impeachment inquiry is suing subpoenas to both the pentagon and the whitehouse.

i will be speaking to the finance minister a little later on, paschal donohoe.o much. anna edwards in dublin throughout the day, great reporting on the backstop. a lot of people know exactly what is at stake and a lot of people don't. we have a brilliant piece on the terminal saying that this is now an angry stalemate with the u.k. and e.u. blaming each other because they cannot get anywhere. stephanie: there was a lot of debate of whether yesterday was the end, where both sides said we would not get a deal. that was the feeling, but we have more time before the crucial summit. at the london invest conference yesterday, you had the leader of the brexit party, and one of the prime instigators for the legislation that is supposed to prevent no deal, the one thing they agreed on was that we would definitely have a delay. we would not have a no deal brexit at the end of october, even though boris johnson still talks about that. some of this question about the blame game goes on to how long is the extension? what do you e.u. leaders decide to do? that was a vigorous

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met the continent matthew continetti, founding editor of "the washington free beacon" ," and josh paschall>> at first glance this looks like a tremendous victory for the president. something he wanted to do since day one. he promised to do it. ip reforms are, as he says, and advanced in our trading relationship with china prayer that shows two forms, shows nonthreat area, we've been talking about delisting chinese companies from the u.s. stock market. when you put this next to the deals with korea, japan, and the u.s. mca, president trump's rewriting the rules of the global trading system and he's doing so in america's favor. >> bret: susan from the reaction on the hill. this doesn't need a hill component to it but how does that factor in? >> they had supported him generally in the china trade negotiations because for a long time, congress really wanted to address it, problems with china and their currency administration manipulation that matthew talked about. they are going to be absolutely thrilled he's actually accomplished some of those challenges. he also slowed the problem with our e

finance minister paschal donohoe said the budget was "without precedent".ext for brexit has shifted to no deal as our central assumption, this does not mean no deal is inevitable, but equally we stand ready if it does happen," he told the dail parliament in dublin. the scottish government has committed £7 million for a new fund to help tackle poverty in the event of a no—deal brexit, as price hikes could push 130,000 scots into financial hardship. deputy first ministerjohn swinney announced that the rapid poverty mitigation fund would provide resources to local councils. deputy first ministerjohn swinney announced that the rapid poverty mitigation fund would provide resources to local councils. we will publish a tool and report that highlights areas most vulnerable during an eu exit with or without a deal. the first of its kind in the uk, tracks on various factors that make communities vulnerable to exiting the eu. as a result of this analysis we are putting in place a plan to establish a£7 putting in place a plan to establish a £7 million rapids poverty mi

i know on well bring you a planets as a rest paschal from iceland where leaders of the northern maize regions of the planet joining delegations from around the world to discuss the future of the. it is a pristine landscape with fragile ecosystems a vos region that helps regulate our planet's weather and climate but as the ice and glasses melt once inaccessible land and waters in the arctic opening up. a calamity for some and opportunity for others it's exciting assembly is meaty and iceland's capital of reykjavik trying to navigate the very different views on the way forward for this critical part of the world. and as a sense commandant someone calls all planets a warm stay with us for the scientists working to see if a challenge is natural process to capture carbon editing the genes of clones so they can draw in most c o 2 and store it deep underground. welcome to planet s.o.s. in iceland right now or by a glacial lagoon and that new york national park which is your desk a world heritage site lates it will be in the capital reykjavik where the assembly is taking place it's the bigges

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community on and off the pitch the able to take their children to school doesn't alter the statement but paschall was itching to school women make change on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so . i'll just bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. the pentagon doesn't support a turkish offensive against kurds in northeast syria but donald trump defends the withdrawal of american troops from the region. watching al-jazeera lie from a headquarters in doha i'm dead you know obligated also ahead more trouble for the u.s. president as house democrats issued subpoenas to the white house on the pentagon in connection with donald trump's impeachment inquiry. to rest 276 people in britain's capital as climate activists protest there and around the world . and they're called the invisible people of stun i meet the man who is being recognized for ending bear stateless status. hello the pentagon says the u.s. does not endorse the turkish offensive in northern syria the comments come after u.s. troops evacuated to observation posts in the

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paschal the chair will recognize members for questions under committee rule three they will be recognized for five minutes. i would like to recognize mr. gallego for five minutes. >> thank you chairwoman for committing this hearing and it's an especially port topic right now. it is not new or infeasible or unnecessary. it's the opposite. in addition to having the broad congress and the latino community, and national museum for making latino history and our culture is not only vital but essential to americans. i know personally it's impacting myself and my family in washington, d.c. it would have a huge impact specifically on my latino son. in the current political environment with the racist attacks which we just heard being directed at her community, now is the time to realize their central part of america and have been since our nation's birth. what better way to do that to the establish of a national museum of american latino and a highlight how important this is, and personally friends with her and back in my younger days there was a very well educated man, harvard undergrad harvard l