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amy: finalally, i want to go to rami khouri. about the significance the protests taking place there another reactivated protest anorak where more than 150 iraqis were killed the massive number of people, the human chain across lebanon that was formed this weekend. protestsk to see these in the proper historical and human context, you have to see them as being the latest phase of a pipe list street demonstrations, activism using the law, activism using elections, petitioning leaders, boycotting groups that are abusing you -- doing all kinds of things that arab men and women in groups, civil society groups have done for the last about 45 years. you can really trace the beginning of this movement of citizen activism for more decent life, for social justice, for equity, for opportunity, for accountability, for participation, for voice, for a decent life. they're not asking for power or wealth or revenge. they just want to live, lives, which they have not been able to do in recent years with about 66% of all arabs now well documented

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the cultural center run by nav sat have rami is right next door. for of the 20 years he's been organizing youth groups and language courses as well as preparing daily prayers in a mosque. as a young boy have rami fled a rock with his family 1st to iran and later to the u.s. he's worried about those living in northern syria since u.s. troops started pulling out civilians have been subjected to daily attacks they are living under the fear. mentality point of you know what you think is a variation of what they will be we have all the while the new generation. of the people they want to live with a piece. several 100 people come to the cultural centers most to worship where they pray for the safety of their friends and family. he demonstrates his continue to hope that president trump will send his troops back to nov and syria. let's preview down some of the other stories making the news at this hour democrats hoping to become the next american president of met for their 1st televised debate since the impeachment probe into donald trump was launched las

the cultural center run by nav sat have rami is right next door for over 20 years he's been organizing youth groups and language courses as well as preparing daily press in the mosque as a young boy have rami fed a rock with his family 1st to iran and they said to the u.s. he's worried about those living in northern syria since u.s. troops started pulling out civilians have been subjected to daily attacks living under the fewer. point of view why do you think they go why they will be rewarded with a new job. some of the people they want to proceed with a peace. several 100 people come to the cultural centers most to worship where they pray for the safety of their friends and family. to demonstrate his continue to hope that president trump who fanned his troops back to nov and syria. well thousands of cars along separatists have been protesting for a 2nd night running there condemning the long prison sentences handed down to 9 cars on independence leaders by the spanish supreme court protesters clashing with police outside spanish government buildings in barcelona there were rallies las

the cultural center run by nav sat have rami is right next door. for over 20 years he's been organizing youth groups and language courses as well as preparing daily prayers in the mosque. as a young boy have rami fled iraq with his family 1st to iran and likely to the u.s. he's worried about those living in northern syria since u.s. troops started pulling out civilians have been subjected to daily attacks they are living under the fewer form of public point of view what do you think is a variation of what they will be rewarded with a new job. some of the people they want to proceed with. several 100 people come to the cultural centers most to worship where they pray for the safety of their friends and family. the demonstrators continue to hope that president trump will send his troops back to northern syria. staying in the u.s. where democratic candidates for president have faced off in another televised debate 12 democrats took to the stage to fire verbal shots at each other and at president trump elizabeth warren is a front runner in the race for

and their biggest challenge right now professor it's always good to talk to you many thanks indeed rami corrina on skype from boston if you just joined us this is al-jazeera we're extending this news bulletin to cover the main news this hour which is that lebanon's prime minister saad honey says that he's received dead end and intends to submit his resignation to president michel aoun and that of his government. bring in. another guest 9 someone we have is with us also skype. joining us right now in beirut from not saddam university good to have you with us. your reaction 1st of all to to to how did these announcements what just 30 minutes ago now. well it was expected after some point days all at peabody's and it was station is spreading all over the country and destroy all the demand is why is it almost a short end by the majority of the public are open not so it's the people who want to.

norah. >> ramy, thank you for your incredible reporting. an update now in our investigation into medical price roulette which finds americans are paying a wide range of cost for the same medical procedures weme house cost and asked you, our viewers, what you paid for tests and procedures and we heard from hundreds of you, thank you. and tonight anna werner has a story to which we can all relate. >> i thought i was dying. it was really scary. >> reporter: molly mckenna was in agonizing pain when her fiance rushed her to this austin, texas, baylor scott & white clinic last january. >> the doctor came in and said your ovary is a big hemorrhaging mess and we have to take it out. >> reporter: one of her ovaries was twisting inward cutting off the blood supply. >> it just got to the point where i could barely even breathe. she was transferred by ambulance to a larger baylor scott & white for surgery. at each stop staff took her private insurance card. a few weeks later she was told much of her treatment was out of network. the amount she owed? mo

elaine. >> quijano: ramy inocencio, thank you. a series of controlled explosions toppled two construction cranes that have been leaning over a collapsed new orleans hotel. ( explosion ) the city insists the demolitions went as planned. but as you can see, the crane on the left appears to have only partially fallen. on the right a large portion of that crane was left hanging over canal street. 300,000 public school children in chicago are expected to miss a third day of class tomorrow. chercity's 25,000 teachers have been striking since thursday. pay is not the only issue. teachers are also demanding smaller classes and more resources like nurses and social workers. senator bernie sanders is back on the campaign trail. the democratic presidential icndidate spoke to a crowd of thousands in new york city yesterday, 19 days after he suffered a heart attack. among his supporters, portresswoman alexandra ocasio- cortez who officially endorsed him. z th sat down with nikole killion. >> reporter: you both are part of the most diverse cong

norah. >> o'donnell: ramy, thank you for your incredible reporting.n update now in our investigation into medical price roulette, which finds americans are paying a wide range of cost for the same medical procedures an teamed up with journalists at house cost and asked you, our viewers,hat you paid for tests and procedures and we heard from hundreds of you, thank you. and tonight anna werner has a story to which we can all relate. >> i thought i was dying. it was really scy.ar in agonizing pain when her fiance rushed her to this austin, texas, baylor scott & white clinic last january. >> the doctor came in and said your ovary is a big hemorrhaging mess and we have to take it out. >> reporter: one of her ovaries was twisting inward cutting off the blood supply. >> it just g to the point where i could barely even breathe. she was transferred by ambulance to a larger baylor scott & white for surgery. at each stop staff took her private insurance card. a few weeks later she was told much of her treatment was out of network. the amount she owed? more than

ramy inocencio is there. >> reporter: at a military barracks, protesters shouted and taunted chineseers with laser pointers. their response came as a yellow sign written in english and chinese, "you will be prosecuted." elsewhere, escalating clashes into a crowd of demonstrators. the driver was beaten and bloodied and his car smashed. ta another area, protesters used a makeshift catapult to launch olicks, while others threw petrol bombs. police just fired several rounds of tear gas and without warning, but it's not stopping the protesters from continuing their march.onunday,eavyain d th under ast new emergency law did little to discourage tens of thousands of teople from hitting the streets to protest a ban on face masks they say is a right worth fighting for. >> we have to protect ourselves g d the hong kong government 't >> reporter: ramy inocencio, cbs news, hong kong. >> quijano: the wife of a u.s. diplomat based in britain is being accused of using diplomatic immunity to escape justice. she's a suspect in a fatal accident, and she's fled the country. imtiaz tyab spoke with the p

nothing, just an oscar and emmy winner, rami malek is here he stars in the show "mr. christian slater take a look. >> you're letting it cloud your judgment >> my feelings, see what's going on out there people are already forgetting about 5/9, the cyber bombings, they're buying their e coin discounted stocking stuffers and christmas hams and they're going to forget, and i don't blame them they're exhausted. i'm exhausted. >> oh, rami malek, good morning. >> good morning. >> i can't believe this, i mean, this little show "mr. robot" started four years ago it was 2015. fast forward to today, a ton of awards, all this critical acclaim. >> yeah. >> it's coming to an end i mean, are you sort of bummed as this wrapgs up? >> of course i am. it has been one of the most extraordinary experiences in my life it's an indelible character that has had an impact on so many people worldwide, and especially the ones sitting right in front of you. >> how did this character in this show kind of change the trajectory of your life, do you think? >> well, i've said it before, but, you know,

joining me now is rami hoti a senior public policy fellow and professor at the american university of beirut good to have you with us so these protests started over taxes is it still about taxes at this point as it spiraled into something bigger well this started really over accumulated the anger by citizens all over the country but about the fact that their government has not only mismanaged the economy and seen a decline in public services for the last 15 or 20 years and increase in perceived corruption but also has the government just doesn't listen to the citizens when they complain either peacefully or through elections or through street demonstrations so it's really it was pent up cumulative anger over decades that finally burst and it was the what made it burst was the the idea that the government that was responsible for all these problems simply came back with the same policy of say well let's raise taxes on middle class and lower income people them and other people in the country and let's get their citizens to pay for our mistakes and they won't do that anymore it's identic

nice kimono. >> to recap, ramy completed the trip roughly 40 minutes sooner than i did.an. but the shinkansen may be making its way to the united states. there's a private company in texas that hopes to start next year, between dallas and houston, shaving that or trimming that commute down to 90 minutes. >> can't get here fast enough. >> i got to hand it to ramy. he looked swaf e ed suave in t. >> he did. i believe this is the will of the nation. you know, infrastructure building is so important here. and i know some 20 years ago the mayors got behind a move to bring hay-speed rail service here, along with the governors and the federal government. what happened? 9/11. all the money that was going toward that went to homeland security. so got to dig deep. >> there were a lot of great moments between you. one in particular when he said they were waiting politely to board the train. >> that was the one. that was not in new york -- >> that was a quiet moment in new york's subway. thank you so much. tomorrow in our "world of motion" series, debora patta traveled to mozambique

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ramy inocencio reports. >> reporter: at a military barracks, protesters shouted and taunted chinese soldiersith laser pointers. their response came as a yellow sign written in english and prinese, "you will be oseced." elsewhere, escalating clashes came to a head when a taxi drove into a crowd of demonstrators. the driver was beaten and blooded and his car smashed. a makeshift catapult to launch bricks, while others threw petrol bombs. police just fired several rounds of teargas and without warning, but it's not stopping the protesters from continuing their march. on sunday, heavy rain and the threat of arrest under a new emergency law did little to of people from hitting the streets to protest a ban on face masks they say is a right worth fighting for. >> we have to protect ourselves, d thhongong vernnt doest prect e pele. >> reporter: cbs news, hong kong. >>> coming up on the morning news, 95-year-old former president jimmy carter is on the mend after falling at his georgia home. >>> d "60 minutes" looks at how a texas ranger convinced what the fbi is now calling the most prolific serial k

rami inocencio is following this story from hong kong. ramy, how could this affect the nuclear talks? >> reporter: good morning, gayle. experts say this really is north korea's way of ramping up pressure against the united states ahead of those talks this saturday. they say this is also a calculated show of strength by the rogue nation as it attempts to project its growing military might. now, u.s. officials tell cbs news that this was a land-based test of a midrange ballistic missile that can be launched from a submarine. this is a significant escalation, of course, from the short-range missiles north korea has tested so far this year, and authorities are especially concerned about this type of weapon because it is much harder to detect in advance. now, this is the ninth time north korea has tested weapons ever since late july. nuclear talks between the u.s. and north korea have so far stalled since the vietnam summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un in february failed to produce a deal. now, the white house sa

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and their biggest challenge right now professor it's always good to talk to you many thanks indeed rami corrina on skype from boston if you just joined us this is al-jazeera we're extending this news bulletin to cover the main news this hour which is that lebanon's prime minister saad hariri the says that these recent dead end and intends to submit his resignation to president michel aoun and that of his government. bring in. another guest 9 saddam we have with us also via skype. joining us right now in beirut from not saddam university good to have you with us. your reaction 1st of all to to to how it is announcement what just 30 minutes ago now. when it was expected after some point days opie but i'm demonstration is spreading all over the country and a strong demand is that are mostly short and by the majority of the public are going ot so people who want to get through a court of opinion governments a massive corruption which help us escalate that i'm aggravated from 1992 that there is a presence so a combination of factors so corruption. in official government have led all of these

my name is ramy kuniuki. we're the designers of the exterior of the building. we're adding an office lobby entry because there's a level seven and eight in order to increase access ability to the usability of those spaces and we're also adding glazing in certain areas where we can in order to create more of a connection between the interior and exterior. this shows the proposed changes to the market street entry. we are adding an awning, glass and metal, a bronze, light bronze colored metal. we're adding more -- we're making a glass entry wall with more glass doors and larger lights of glass to increase the connectivity between interior and exterior and we're creating a light, ri lit space because is rather dark. this shows just the market street entry changes. these are drawings showing the two entries. along market street at level 4, behind the or or ornamental scrn wall, we would like to replace that in order to bring daylight into the level 4 at that area and this will occur behind the ornamental screen and keep the framing pattern and we'll be changing the

ramy inocencio has more. ramy, i guess the question is why the violence at this time? >> reporter: good morning, gayle. while they celebrated with a massive parade, here in hong kong, the people celebrated with a mass protest. a look at what's happening with the violence. this all happened right here, and the anger just got louder. broken glass and fires turned the streets of hong kong into a battleground. police quickly swooped in to subdue crowds of black-clad protesters. first using tear gas and water cannon and then by firing warning shots. video posted online appears to show a police officer shooting a demonstrator at close range. according to reports, the man is in critical condition. hours earlier chinese military might was on full display as the country celebrated 70 years of communist rule. here the president said they must adhere to a peaceful country. today was anything but peaceful. a culmination of violence the city has endured since anger over contradiction of a bill brought about discontent. >> how does this realistically end? >> i hope this will end wit

in hong kong ramy has been covering this. they are trying to win over both sides of the debate. how is that going? >> good morning just to put this into perspective, the nba says china has nearly twice as many pro fans in the country than there is in the united states in total. now they're trying to do damage and working overtime to try to thinkt their reputation on both sides of the specific. >> i don -- pacific. >> i don't think it is wrong to be sympathetic to them and speak ur principals. a adam silver tried to salvage his relationship with china and defend freedom of speech after a support of anti-government protestors in hong kong. >> there are consequences from >> hat exercise of in essence his ofedom of speech. ill hav know we will have to live with those consequences. >> the houston rockets super playedmes harden played to the stonese fans. apppthey give us individually s tion, soization, so, you know, we love you. > the rockets have long been the adiration of chinese fans. 's now tow the president of the chinese leagetball association. several chinese businesses eadlow

in richmond, john ramis, kpix5. >> and jason is now 50 years old.vival to music and the people around him. >> wow. >>> we appreciate watching. 60 minutes is next. >> in the news throughout the evening, the latest is always on kpix.com. we will see you here at 11:00. ♪ the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> the impeachment inquiry into president trump began last week. >> i've answered everything. it's a whole hoax. and you know who is playing into if hoax? people like you and the fake news media. >> and questions remain about whether the white house will cooperate with the committee leading the investigation. what would you say to someone who says, look, we're 13 months away from the election. let the voters decide? >> when we are seeing the president already taking steps to undermine the 2020 election, i'm n

ramy inocencio is in hong kong. >> reporter: whether it's the nba or u.s.bucks, businesses basically have to toe this fine line between principles as well as profits. a case in point, the starbucks right behind me has been vandalized over and over and over again. that's because the hong kong franchise owner has condemned these pro-democracy protests. bottom line really, though, is all roads lead to china, and all rage leads to china too. the anger was swift. lebron james, a beloved athlete in hong kong, was now the target. protesters here burned and trampled his jerseys. but back home, james stood all the and doubled down. >> you know, if you feel passionate about it, talk about it. if you're not, if you don't have a lot of knowledge about it or you don't quite understand it, i don't think you should talk about it. >> reporter: lebron, famous for speaking up for the disadvantaged, controversially challenged houston rockets general manager daryl morey's tweet in support of the hong kong protesters, seemingly affecting lebron's and the league's bottom line. e

ramie ino sensa is in hong kong. how are protesters showing their anger? >> reporter: good morning. whether it's the nba or u.s. companies like starbucks, businesses basically have to toe this fine line between principles as well as profits. a case in point, the starbucks right behind me has been vandalized over and over and over again. that's because the hong kong franchise owner has condemned these pro-democracy protests. bottom line, really, though, is that all roads lead to china and all rage leads to china, too. the anger was swift. lebron james, a beloved athlete in hong kong, was now the target. protesters here burned and trampled his jerseys. but back home, james stood tall and doubled down. >> you know, if you feel passionate about it, talk about it. if you're not -- if you don't have a lot of knowledge about it or you don't quite understand it, i don't think you should talk about it. >> reporter: lebron, famous for speaking up for the disadvantaged, controversially challenged houston rockets general manager daryl morey's tweet in support of the hong kong protesters, seemin

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rhe ramy inocencio is there. what did you feel? >> reporter: our building shook and rattled when the 5.7-magnitude earthquake hit the tokyo region just about 90 minutes ago. the city is now being pummelled by the start of the typhoon with sustained winds of 100 miles per hour. hagibas means speed in philippifilipino, and it is the largest storm to hit japan in at least six decades. at least one person is confirmed dead in chiba. a man died after a tornado flipped over his car. flooding is also reported southwest of tokyo. rivers have swelled, and boats have overturned. mudslide warnings have also been issued. hagibas is about to bear down on tokyo where the wind and rain is only getting worse. and it's affecting a lot of people. greater tokyo is the most heavily populated metropolitan area on earth with over 35 million people. nearly all transport links in and out of tokyo have come to a halt. this includes japan's famous bullet trains and flights into the city's two main airports. the storm has forced the partial cancelation of tw

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overseas in the meantime i want to back to broad are markets jp morgan top strategist expects stobs to ramie between now and the next year. global head of macrohead and derivative strategy, known as the man moving the markets mark great to have you with us. >> thank you. >> you -- you and the firm's chief u.s. equity strategist had a mid-year 2020 target. >> up mum. >> and pulled it forward. >> exactly pulled it a little bit forward, 3,200 since about 5% as you said we think can happen late this year or sometime in the first quarter. overall we are positive. reasoning, you have a synchronized easing from central banks globally that tends to lead by 3 to 6 months we think actually this -- the inflection could happen now. if you look at manufacturing pmis theory pretty low or manufacturing recession right now. historically whenever we have this type of synchronized eatsing you do see nurn pmis positioning also is relatively low. everybody is a bit hesitant, in defense he was and also net exposure not that high we think positioning plus central banks, if you can add to that positive news and de

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