-petros: how you doing? petros. -lemonis: petros, how are you? petros: nice to meet you, marcus.onis: now, you've been in the chocolate business for how many years? -george: almost 40 years. lemonis: and how long ago did you meet? eleni: 39 years ago. he was in greece. lemonis: oh, you were in greece. who are these pictures of? -zoe: that's my mom's parents. petros: yeah, and a little push cart in baltimore. zoe: in baltimore, where they were hand-rolling chocolates, and my dad came over. he learned the trade. george: i love to work for my kids. lemonis: it's nice to have your children support you. george: oh, yes. i think that's the most important, to love each other. lemonis: this place is -- it got a lot bigger. -petros: yeah, right. -lemonis: it goes back even -- petros: it goes back farther, yeah. lemonis: holy... petros: this is the kitchen, where we manufacture everything. lemonis: oh, my gosh. i just want to see the process. petros: so we're boiling the cream, and we have our raw chocolate, a little butter. lemonis: can i stir it? oh, yeah. petros: so this is gonna cool.

to be eligible citizens will 1st have to sign up to the petro app so in short this is clearly a way of encouraging more venezuelans to download the government crypto wallet and to accept the government currency on the other hand the petrel act can then be used to exchange to other actual keep their currencies so in theory citizens could accept the petro and then exchange it for big one like one or even dash. and while petros be basically given away for free in order to incentivize users other all coins around the world have fared better the center for information and industry development in china released its 15th update of its crypto project rankings where it evaluated them based on basic tech application and innovation eos top the list followed by a theory i'm trying on knolls and list respectively in the top 5 and with more on bring in jeff or men see i am at arca so meanwhile asia has absolutely no problems jumping on top of new technology unlike us while a social media tick-tock is now apparently launching a joint venture with shanghai don't newspaper in order to develop a bloc

petro is the candidate who represents the leftist movement. so we're going to support him because he stands for an alternative that the you know publicly that in addition to respecting the peace agreement he would also implemented. that. bloody mary will soon be retraining as a body guard to protect the leadership of the fark party from assassination attempts but many of his comrades disappointed by the lack of reintegration programs have once again taken up arms and returned to the underground. the day before the new size of runoff election for the presidency i'm back in santa ana where i witnessed the referendum on most 2 years ago i find here about doing his little house and i'm curious to find out what he makes of the developments over the past 2 years. it's just wonderful he might all the help we're going to question . when the peace deal was signed i was relieved. i was convinced that the government would choose the peace. he started seems they knew the keeping the promises to the fark nor to the people of colombia. if they were genuinel

and if you can talk about, for example, what you mean by petro persecution?i will start with your second question. petro persecution is the main notion that we are advancing within the report. it is the term basically we have identified a major barrier in negotiations toward refugee protections for climate refugees. it is in order to obtain refugee status, when needs to cross international borders due to real risk of persecution on the basis of one's race, ethnicity, religion, other circumstances. notion of persecution within refugee law assumes that the source of persecution, the actor, the persecutor, is either one's country of origin -- the government -- or internal to one's country of origin. this is not how forced migration under the climate crisis works. in fact, when we think of forced migration under the climate crisis, it is ultimately impossible to tie a specific climate-related natural disaster ofa specific actor persecution, whether it is corporation, fossil fuel corporations, or fossil fuel-dependent industrial processes. additionally, many of th

and has been trying to do for many years but actually launched last year was a direct attack on this petro dollar system china launched in oils futures trading contracts denominated in one that is immediately convertible into physical gold via the gold exchanges in shanghai and hong kong so they've already laid the groundwork for this attack to your total dollar is under threat yes and saudi arabia is selling saudi aramco is a public offering and they'll have a lot of money if they start buying gold now. that would only put the kybosh on the dollar it would but they won't and i'll tell you why because donald trump said something that was actually true he said without the cloak of american protection saudi arabia would disappear within a week or so and he's totally right so the saudis won't do anything that will anger the americans too much because they lose that umbrella of protection maybe they can try to get the russians or the chinese to do it but really the america they're tied at the hip with the americans and i don't really see them making a decisive break they could but that doesn't

petro chemical factories and incineration facilities are located in low income communities where local health quality impacts are quite significant but ignored.y are finally, in the subcommittee we eed to look at solutions to deal with, for example, fishing gear, fishing gear that's been continues to t catch fish. marine mammals, turtles, birds and corals. clear that we need to reduce plastic pollution. commitments and bans and taxes on single use plastic items can be part of the but we must expand our tools to address this growing health ental and public problem. in this committee, we switched pitchers and glasses for water rather than the disposable plastic water bottles see so often around the capital. easy t every switch is as and not everyone has the option. cleaningcial burden of up pollution should not be on -- solely on the taxpayers. it's imperative that the ompanies that manufacture and sell these products take ownership of their environmental impacts. congress needs to step up. it is for this reason that i've een working on comprehensive legislation with senator udoll. our l

united states and they also have a lot of research and development things going on they've also got petro chemical and oil refineries in saudi arabia so the company is worth more than what they dig out of the ground and sell but does that get us to 2 trillion dollars the answer also depends on what the price of oil is at the time of the i.p.o. and when they announced the i.p.o. we were in the midst of a very period of very low well prices so you could see i would be very hard to reach a 2 trillion dollars valuation in say 2017 when the price of oil was you know $50.00 or $55.00 a barrel. it's an indirect devaluation of the saudi economy which is willow and. so it's not just a company with a proposed 2 trillion dollar price tag. there's a major problem with valuing the company. what is it that's being offered some slice of the overall company. but no direct ownership of any part of it how much are the reserves after all are they understated or overstated what level of efficiency does saudi aramco have in comparison with other oil companies. where is the future market. mohamed been so month

petro is one of the monitors he thinks it's important that both humans and lions have enough room to live. if we were to continue protecting these lions our children we continue seeing them and future generations will continue seeing them and they would then protect lions because they will be educated to do so. thousands of these live in fences made of acacia trees and chain link fence have been put up with the ngo. the modern fence makes it more difficult for alliance and to the corals and this way it reduces the size loss of life stuck. in several years like 9 years that's the time i've had leaving fans have not been attacked once. counts absolutely. in 2750 lions were killed here for attack in life stock this year then she reports only 2 had been killed thanks to the living room and the work done by the lion monitors. it's been beneficial for all sides of the line population can recover and so can the herds in messiah communities. now i've had to the waters by the best time in west africa a sanctuary around the black border reviving northwest and is the only natural habitat for py

things done or stand is essentially creates what we call a self licking ice cream cone and it's like petro motion machine for getting ever increasing defense budgets the way we do it is by downplaying the future consequences to start a new weapon we over promised as performance under promise it's cost we then systematically spread dollars jobs and profits to as many congressional districts as quickly as possible so that everybody has skin in the game. the people who are invested in this study or people like the largest defense contractor in the world. they die before they see it. going to change the world. we're probably already working.

the president of russia had a brief meeting with petro poroshenko who was the new president of ukraine and they were supposed to agree to together to sort out this format which would be ukraine. russia germany and france with a view to finding some hall way towards peace in ukraine and stress again in ukraine the conflict inside ukraine not the conflict between ukraine and russia issues like for example crimea are completely over.

just on the eve of these negotiations led by parties such as for border and the now opposition leader petro poroshenko who called the fans essential for a boycott of these talks now putin expressed concerns about the way is the lenski is handling the question of these right wing militias. visit incidents we've seen zelinsky holding talks with nationalists it's unclear who is stronger and what happens there and who will be leading those nationalists when they enter that territory without any guarantees for people this is one of the problems which surely is of the political nature. of these right wing nationalist undercurrents have been weaponized in ukraine over the last 5 years both politically but also in a direct sense these armed militias on the front lines of that disengagement border with the desk and the lookouts republics and they've been accused of multiple human rights violations even war crimes alleged by so many european international bodies as well so one could understand the concern by the russian president of allowing armed groups or the regular soldiers volunteers who have th

the president of russia had a brief meeting with petro poroshenko who was the new president of ukraine and they were supposed to agree to together to set up this format which would be ukraine. russia germany and france with a view to finding some hall way towards peace in ukraine and stress again in ukraine. the conflict inside ukraine not the conflict between ukraine and russia issues like for example crimea are completely off the agenda now they there were a series of meetings there was an important agreement that was agreed in minsk in 2015 which was supposed to take the process further but of course what has happened is that poroshenko and he's government in ukraine refused to implement minsk the the minsk agreement that was reached vali this group is normandy for group which is supposed to be the way forward in the park way towards peace in ukraine the result is that the conflict has been frozen there was a further meeting between this group in october. of 2016 in paris which sort of tweaked the parkway further but that has again fails to change anything on the ground but then thi

continued to be protests mostly over or they were they centered around corruption especially around the petro can really be a boil program from venezuela where at least $2000000000.00 was was misspent and also the fact that the government fails to take any measures to to to enforce the laws and to fight corruption and so you have the people who really have their backs against the wall socially and economically and have no faith in their government in a government that can only exist by diverting money from the people to its patronage network. and finally today while there was a lot of bad in this world it's important to remember the good this year both tab of the wallace and myself took a few breaks from covering all of the controversy conspiracy and war mongering out there in order to bring you some stories and interviews that that we hope to help inspire and motivate you to be the best person that you can be you see these are the news stories that highlighted why we are still worth fighting for all of us stories like the great green wall being built by over 20 countries in africa a wall 'd

of pretty much nothing being done under the minsk agreement under the previous president of ukraine petro poroshenko . covering those talks to end paris today in trying to thank you for bringing us up to date will speak to you again a bit later. i'm moving on the f.b.i. is working on the assumption that the pensacola naval base shooting was not to terrorism the attack which took place on friday left 3 people dead and 8 injured investigate looking at whether the saudi dung man who was a trainee at the base alone or as part of a clue. we are as we do in most active shooter investigations work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism the so lousy just to take advantage of investigative techniques that can help us more quickly identify and then eliminate any additional potential threats to the rest of our community the gunman was shot dead at the scene by a sheriff's deputy 21 year old mohammad rami was at the base to study aviation it's now been revealed that he boards his weapon illegally in the u.s. from reports suggest that he played mass shooting videos to other students at

the families of the being attacked by explosives petro dollars and they hold the line for more self control on the face of incredible violence. last month the police claim to have discovered around $4000.00 molotov cocktails and the hong kong polytechnic university which had become a focal point of the and right for the $1000.00 explosive devices were found as well as hundreds of other weapons. hong kong's protest campaign began in response to a proposed extradition roll and gradually morphed into a movement calling for universal suffrage demonstrators have also be demanding an inquiry into allegations of police brutality earlier political commentator andre wilczek told us the scene believes the officers have been exercising restraint. pongo police has. been much stronger really because. brooke this recovery her group called it a recovering old life that some people died already i don't really believe in one second of the police brutality and i'm talking to you from some go to the chiller and i want 2 hours to go whether it's through libya's would that be a while and is it home grown call l

day celebrations in 2014 when that image hooted was the president of russia had a brief meeting with petro poroshenko who was the new president of ukraine and they were supposed to agree to together to set up this format which would be ukraine russia germany and france with a view to finding some pathway towards peace in ukraine and stress again in ukraine. the conflict inside ukraine not the conflict between ukraine and russia issues like for example crimea are completely off the agenda now they there were a series of meetings there was an important agreement that was agreed in minsk in 2015 which was supposed to take the process further but of course what has happened is that poroshenko and he's government in ukraine refused to implement minsk the the minsk agreement that was reached bali this group is normandy for group which is supposed to be the way forward with the partway towards peace in ukraine the result is that the conflict has been frozen there was a further meeting between this group in october. of 2016 in paris which sort of tweaked the parkway further but that has again fail

ukraine and russia in the normandy foremast for 3 years essentially what happened towards the end of the petro poroshenko presidency is that the kremlin moscow essentially gave up because . it was running and you know nationalist agenda in ukraine and it was attempted reelection this year and obviously the authorities in moscow and goodness team felt there was no point in continuing with the former since the incident has been elected in april he was inaugurated a couple of months later and you know he has been a bit more hope as alinsky of course was elected on a huge mandate in ukraine 73 percent of the vote he won versus 24 percent and he campaigned on the that he would end the war in eastern ukraine and was very encouraging is that according to polling in key of ukraine 75 percent of the ukrainian supports zelinsky meeting them today which is contrary to what you would reefer example in the british and american idol american media as they make it look like i have a lot of ukrainians angry about the meeting which is not true according to the polling on the ground i mean i just saw before you

the catalan question is still causing turmoil in spanish politics the socialist prime minister petro sanchez is talking to the m.p.'s in the new parliament hoping to gain their support to form a coalition government but the way these clashes played out around the stadium overnight shows the crisis is still stubbornly refusing to be defused and casualties a growing. david chase to al-jazeera barcelona. 2 of the world's leading the joining forces in a deal which is to reshape the industry. and pozo own a p.s.a. have reached a deal to help them cope with big changes to the auto industry they've baka has more from london. as a new driving force in the old so industry italian american company feet chrysler and french firm p.s.a. the maker of persia used to be rivals but after months of talks ever agreed on a $50000000000.00 merger the firm's expected to produce $8700000.00 vehicles a year making it the world's 4th largest automaker ahead of ford and general motors . p.s.a. false colors to virus will become the new chief executive of the firm. the newly combined company will have 14 differ

calls the catalan question is still causing turmoil in spanish politics the socialist prime minister petro sanchez is talking to the m.p.'s in the new parliament hoping to gain their support to form a coalition government but the way these clashes played out around the stadium overnight shows the crisis is still stubbornly refusing to be defused and casualties are growing. david chaytor al jazeera barcelona. hello again this is alan is there and these are the headlines former education minister has sunday has been named lebanon's new prime minister president michel aoun hosted consultations on thursday with deputies in order to pick the new premier who must be a sunni muslim country sectarian power sharing system. at least 3 people have been killed in a shooting attack in moscow near the headquarters of the f.s.b. security said this russian police are saying machine guns were used and the area has now been cordoned off. libya's u.n. recognized government says it will accept an offer of military support from turkey the tripoli based administration is fighting an offensive by warlord khalifa

is the biggest petro producer out there how much of a topic of conversation is the u.s.il production picture at this opec meeting and will it factor into whether the decisions are made at this live meeting whether they extend cuts or cut further or deeper? >> the answer is two fold. a lot and yes. you are right on two counts. everybody talks about the united states i've been coming to opec meetings four or five years. in that amount of time, the united states has gone from 8 million, 9 million barrels a day to 12.5 barrels a day when year over year, globally they are down because of manufacturing in europe and by the way, this trade war thing. the u.s. is now considered not the world price maker but pretty close. we are at 12.5 million barrels now. for the most part, oil is oil. it is a commodity. if we sell more, opec may sell less their job is to balance out between where we are going up. we will go up next year and where they might need to come down over a longer period of time you have russia. the u.s., opec and russia. russia will be here tomorrow those two groups t

cause the catalan question is still causing turmoil in spanish politics the socialist prime minister petro sanchez is talking to the m.p.'s in the new parliament hoping to gain their support to form a coalition government. but the way these clashes played out around the stadium overnight shows the crisis is still stubbornly refusing to be defused and casualties a growing. david chaytor al-jazeera barcelona. 3 months after the rugby world cup in japan was hit by a typhoon organizers of the tokyo 2020 lympics at taking no chances when it comes to natural disaster as authorities have been carrying out earth quake weskit drills in the gymnastics center this one simulated a 7.3 magnitude quake. survivors of a bull sank off the coast of mauritania say they would risk the same journey again so we issue at least $62.00 people were killed when the boat earlier this month nicholas hotch but some of them in the gambian city of barra where the fateful journey began. it's a journey that still haunts him. why did the others die she threw 2 pointers and why did he survive. on board were friends and neigh

to brazil to meet petro tobias' a lebanese going to college just breast cancer specialist and a former regional president of the brazilian social democratic party and part of the state of south carolina. with modern. calamity man. minute the minute now lots of basho sitting with a man no happy hour for us i don't need a member to meet me by. the gentle guidance or we. don't allow for a man and for me dan regime i meant and had my own exceptionally well is her share are mine. it is then syrian. sauce comes but then it makes. the sauce vocal soft. june at this house but for now so thank god hockey still all but over those either . won't get in. who it comes. in a home. where had been a quickie anikin into then me on it i don't need the shot it was see now at the end of may i don't. care who it had been on it's more. can't raise that as the ballot that i would have taken to me al but idea what it did in the. bible but. if you fold it. let's go ahead and the soul bit. what liberals really must the shah be a little g.-d. on moment could be it all. alone to the east yeah don't be sad that he

former president petro poroshenko insisted to have signatures by the heads of these two unrecognized republics. neck,ut a knife to my metaphorically. but the heads of these republics said, no, we don't want to do it . so that is a sneak peek behind our talks in minsk. but we convince them to put their signatures and ukraine authorities ine donbass. election.e they had people who went and voted. this is the democratic way, to vote people i am power. and the minsk accords had direct is the rightwhat of those republics. , the local police, everything is part of the minsk accords. now, i will go to some of the frictions. there's nothing to hide, i'll be honest with you. both the russian public and the ukrainian public need to be aware of what is there. there is a provision, which says both troops and mercenaries need to be pulled out and the border should be closed and the border will be close on day two that willelection and end after an overwhelming and comprehensive political settlement. that includes changes to the ukrainian constitution and granting the rights to those republics --

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the suffolk is up 0.8 petros it's been there all after market long the phang stacks falling hard.earing the brunt of the beat gown and alphabet escaping into the green after president trump hinted that there may be no deal until after the 2020 presidential election. and in the options market traders betted things could get worse for big tech before any get better pgs ohs play chief strategist at the plasma with the break down. >> this etf doesn't trade a lot of options contracts only about 6,000 a day. but today we saw four times the average value volume and puts outpaced calls 3-1 if we look at the volume today at the open we saw far out of the money december putting sold as things stabilized around lunch we saw 82-85 puts sol toward the close we saw the large december 82.5 trades at 960 contract raid i hadding for 56 cents it has a break even price of 919.04 implying a 4.5% down if we look at the chart we see we have the large rally since the beginning of october up to that $88 level and to my aoi see about an $83 technical level that correspond was that 50-day moving average i

the catalan question is still causing morbid spanish politics the socialist prime minister petro sanchez is talking to the m.p.'s of the new parliament hoping to gain their support to fool a kodesh government. but the way these clashes played out around the stadium overnight shows the crisis is still stubbornly refusing to be diffused and casualties of growth. david chase to al-jazeera barcelona. former real madrid star christian rinaldo brought you ventus back to the top spot in italy's syria his goal just before half time gave the champions a 21 win away at doria knew they moved 3 points clear of animal line in the table but their rivals do have a game in hand. that is an impressive header of all of it over to the n.b.a. the boston celtics and dallas mavericks had to make do without some of their key players benched for injury. was one of them and he's out for a 2nd game with an ankle sprain while boston was without gordon hayward and marcus smart the celtics held the mabs 15 points below their season average was shots like this one from kemba walker celtics took the win here 109 to 10

the catalan question is still causing turmoil in spanish politics the socialist prime minister petro sanchez is talking to the m.p.'s in the new parliament hoping to gain their support to form a coalition government. but the way these clashes played out around the stadium of a night shows the crisis is still stubbornly refusing to be diffused casualties of growth. david chase the al-jazeera. former real madrid star christian or a naldo brought you ventus back to the top spot in the middle east syria his goal just before half time gave the champions a 21 win away at sampdoria moves 3 points clear of inner milan in the table but their rivals do have a game in hand well in germany champions byron munich avoided failing of falling behind rather the leaders thinks to too late strikes their match at afraid bird was heading for a draw before dutch teenager joshua found himself with the goal of his mercy baron ended up winning 31 and go 3rd. and in the n.b.a. the boston celtics and dallas mavericks had to make do with some of their key players benched for injury was one of them out for his 2

the catalan question is still causing turmoil in spanish politics the socialist prime minister petrosanchez is talking to their m.p.'s in the new parliament hoping to gain their support to form a coalition government. but the way these clashes played out around the stadium overnight shows the crisis is still stubbornly refusing to be defused and casualties are growing. david chaytor al jazeera barcelona. after the weather ruined the historic return of home test matches to pakistan the 2nd test of the series against sri lanka has begun in frantic fashion half centuries from sufi and gave pakistan a good platform to build from but they lost their last 5 wickets for just 24 runs balder for 191 angela matthews taking a turn ref a catch from the run to remove shahid afridi here sri lanka then lost 3 wickets before the close including tatane david karunaratne ending on $64.00 for 3. roger federer says he is heading into the 22nd year on the a.t.p. tour with renewed belief and vigor in there to his 20 grand slam titles in 29000 but the great part that he was still able to compete for the to

petros: we don't want to be mainstream and do what everyone else is doing. in 10 years. lemonis: if i can't get them to open up and try new things... zoe: i don't like the top. i don't like the cross. lemonis: ...their beloved company will fall to pieces. pantelis: we'll get it together. lemonis: when? when are you gonna get it together? my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not gonna wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're gonna wake up every morning

countries that are making good progress, petro china, those type of companies. screening also good for improving esg and free cash and dividend outlook. david: what is driving that? those were the big chinese names. i was not expecting those names to top the list. scott: partly, it is the drivenent -- that has and ingrained in some of the national companies. it is investors. investors are talking to us to say, who has the best esg score of your coverage? they are being told by their investors. yvonne: we were just talking to a previous guest about commodities as a whole this year have not outperformed the rest of the asset classes. do you see that to be the case for 2020? scott: our strategic view is there is very much value in commodities stocks. we see a value rotation as we go into next year. performance has been, the macro has not been strong. if you look at price action of the underlying commodity, oil has not done much all of this year. we are already seeing that kick in. for a better refining year of 2020 then we have had this year. -- van bloomberg marke