checked its banks just got much more virally but hey jude it's all the same to reuters. the court from iranian state television era. in which we always monitor live on june the 21st the quote reflects iran's usual stance so it's no surprise that this is been issued on numerous occasions before reuters journalists are here strictly to our trust principles maintaining independence integrity and freedom from bias in our news gathering we stand by our reporting of this story now everyone can forgive an honest mistake but they're just a couple of sticking points here 11 rockley the ritual agency which uncovered the false report started to probe a bit deeper it got boosted that is what has just stopped replying to what should be cautious of falling victim to the crime one accuses others of white as is probably feeling but quit now given its earlier report on how iran has become a master of dissent from ation voters has unearthed more than 70 websites which look like news outlets but are actually channels for a renewed propaganda and fake news often people ask of influence oper

investigation by artie's roughly news agency reveals that reuters misused an old photo of a high ranking of engraving military official making turan look more belligerent during recent tensions. and amid a surge in the number of migrants and drink italy off the road reopened its hold your title is controlled but it can turn towards. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me nicky aaron it's great to have you with a. democrat led committees have issued a legal notice demanding donald trump's personal lawyer turn over documents to the impeachment inquiry they accuse rudy giuliani of being involved in attempts to pressure ukraine's president to investigate corruption allegations against former vice president joe biden trump's potential rival in the 2020 presidential race trump alleges biden tried to quash the ukrainian probe into a gas company on whose board his son hunter biden start joe biden has publicly boasted about forcing the ukrainian government to fire the country's corrupt prosecutor democrats accuse trump of offering ukraine more military aid as an inc

it's emerged that the reuters news agency may have aggravated tensions with a floppy bit of reporting saskia taylor explains. timing is everything as mortise has apparently only just discovered the news agency has got itself into a bit of a pickle over this article in it a senior figure in the rayney a military is quoted shaking his belligerent fist at washington and saying it better watch its back u.s. forces in the region where threats but there are now an opportunity for iran they do not talk about war with iran because they know how susceptible there are the head of the gods aerospace division i mean already hajizada said on state television sounds hostile and sounds like a lighter fluid being added 20 already raging fire because a void claims that had just to set this in june this year a month which saw tensions between tehran and washington had unprecedented heights troop deployments tanks sieges drones being shot down and fingers on the retaliation trigger the world watched on as the 2 countries seemingly lot towards a military conflict president tropper proved military strikes

jeff mason from reuters. ask youident, i want to about your use of the word "treason." repeatedly init the past few days. do you consider anyone who opposes you treasonous? pres. trump: no, i consider it when they lie. and they stand for our great body, our great chamber, and they make up an inspection, like schiff did. he took that perfect conversation i had with the ukrainian president and made it into a total lie it was a total fabrication, and you do admit that. it was a total fabrication. "he said this is what." and ly ones who do not like my conversation are the ones who never read it, and that is because of schiffy

a turkish official told reuters that the police's initial assessment was that he showed she had been intentionally murdered at the consulate and that his body had been moved abroad. the saudi government issued a denial an official source at the saudi consulate in istanbul also denied the reuters story that quoted turkish officials saying that her show she had been killed at the consulate he denounced the source of what she called these quote unfounded accusations. but i could. not enjoy it. and you were left. out of use for india. on saturday the 6th of october tavi invited reuters to the consulate and took them on a tour simply to show that she was not in the building he denied that she had been killed insisting that he left. but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. of why he would have a c.c.t.v. system that is working and doesn't record seems. impossible to believe the only reason why you would not have a recording system is lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts saudi arabia for sure. under the 8th of oct

now an aide to turkey is president has told the reuters news agency that a military intervention against the kurdish led syrian democratic forces all the s.d.f. in northern syria is about to begin turkish troops gathering near the syrian border in preparation for an offensive against the kurdish led s.d.f. it follows a preemptive strike by ankara which targeted the syrian iraqi border in an attempt to cut supply lines kurdish forces of warned any military escalation in syria could lead to the return of eisel and cause a mass displacement of people. president trump insists he's not abandon the people who had been loyal to the united states and in what seemed to be a softening of tone he's praised the trade partner and even invited his counterpart . to the white house kimberly how it has more what we do know is there's been a real shift in tone with regard to the u.s. president his relationship with turkey i mean just 24 hours ago the u.s. president was promising on twitter to obliterate turkey's economy if it did anything that was not consistent with the u.s. wishes now the u.s. president

reuters bombshell report comes just days after another reuters scoop that lev parnas the indicted ukraine kian businessm worked for a man previously indicted on federal bribery charges. a man who u.s. prosecutors called an upper echelon associate of russian organized crime. reuters reports both indicted giuliani associates, the guys who was arrested last week not only worked for the oligarch but also financing their activities. so a ukrainian oligarch linked to organized russian crime were linked to two businessmen who were in turn paying the personal lawyer to the president of the united states. "the new york times" reports that trump's former top russia aid told congress yesterday that former national security advisor john bolton was so concerned about giuliani's pressure campaign in ukraine he told her, quote, giuliani's a hand grenade who's going to blow everybody up. and that shadow foreign policy included a smear campaign against the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. well, today deputy secretary of state george kent reportedly told house impeachment investigators

an aide to turkey is president has told the reuters news agency that a military intervention against the kurdish led syrian democratic forces the s.c.f. in northern syria is set to begin shortly turkey streets a gathering near the syrian border in preparation for an offensive against the kurdish led s.d.f. it follows a preemptive strike by ankara targeting the syrian iraqi border in an effort to cut supply lines kurdish forces of all and any military escalation in syria could lead to the return of eisel and calls a mass displacement of people. now they've been passionate scenes outside colombia by supporters and opponents of a former president. he's begun testifying as part of an investigation into whether he took part in witness tampering and bribery is the 1st time a former president's been called before a court on allegations that could lead to criminal charges and. ripples from 5 surrounded by bodyguards and political allies former colombian president climbed the stairs of the supreme court on tuesday with the country collectively holding its breath. for the 1st time a former col

reuters reporting that google has made an offer to buy fitbit.y comments to reuters and no price was actually mentioned either. pretty goodhaving a day. the market feels they are going to pacing get a more than was priced in even a few minutes ago. 31 to the upside. , bestromise to cut debt day in 10 years. at&t having a very good session. --iott and management abigail doolittle. >> i would agree with that because elliott management a number of weeks ago announced they have a roughly $3.4 billion stake in the company. at that time, they were pushing for changes, saying this stock could top or soar by 50% more if those changes were put into place. today, in an earnings report, that was lackluster but they did announce that three-year plan. many pieces of it. perhaps the most important -- that debt diet you're talking about. they promised to pay down the $200 million the used by time warner. they say they are on track to do that and they raise the 2022 earnings guidance. they are separating the ceo from the chairman role. in addition, 70 different

reports that it entered the 3rd time the 2 leaders meet but in a last minute twist reuters reports that an interim agreement may not be completed in time for signing in chief so how many times have even the agreement may not be completed in time for signing and so how many times have you heard this story before and shouldn't the market know better than to get their hopes up before a deal heard the story before and shouldn't the market know better than to go. their hopes up before a deal is into when it comes to trial u.s. stocks quickly turned negative following their report as investors is into when it comes to u.s. stocks quickly turned negative following their report as investors closely watched trade talks were actually much further away from resolution than previously believed the closely watched trade talks were actually much further away from resolution than previously believed for analysis on all things china and u.s. trade war we're now joined by super seat for analysis on all things china and u.s. trade war we're now joined by sue our senior apac international relations policy

has not officially confirmed by daddy's death but reuters news agency citing officials in iran say they've been informed by their syrian counterparts that the i asked leader is dead u.s. president donald trump tweeted earlier that something very big has just happened and he said to make a major statement early on sunday morning in washington the i as leader has been in hiding for the last 5 years. to spain now where a day of protests in the city of barcelona has ended in violence police clashed with cattle on pro independence demonstrators on saturday firing tear gas and water cannon after what began as a peaceful rally in the city protests have swept across the region after spain's supreme court imposed lengthy prison sentences on catalan separatist leaders who were found guilty of sedition. the rally began peacefully but the streets of barcelona awash in a sea of protesters from the waterfront to the city's landmarks a grad a familiar church. many carry cattle and flags and banners branded with slogans such as sit and talk and freedom for political prisoners. pro independence groups had

wondering when all things impeachment inquiry are going to end, well, democratic lawmakers tell "reutersthey hope by year's end. anne-marie? >> thank you, laura. >>> mandatory evacuations were issued overnight after a large wildfire exploded in california's wine country. the kinkaid fire is near geyserville in sonoma county. the fire has burned at least thousands of acres and is quickly spreading. california's largest utility company, pg&e, has shut off power to roughly 17,000 customers in that region due to dangerous fire weather. in santa rosa, generators were installed at major intersections to keep traffic lights on. and some people living there say they don't mind the preventive action that's been taken. >> if this truly prevents people from losing their homes or dying, i'm all for it. little inconvenience compared to people losing their homes and lives, not a problem. >> pg&e says the precautionary blackouts will impact roughly 180,000 homes and businesses across 17 counties, mostly in northern california. the outages will last about 48 hours. >>> turning now to syria and president

annmarie: lots of reports out of iran and reuters that the iranian company that owned this tanker, tothis explosion and we now have oil spilling into the red sea. reports are also saying this happened 60 miles from jetta, the sally port city in the red sea. there are reports it's being investigated at the moment. we did see brent and wti tick higher on the news. brent is up nearly 1.5% on this news. of course we've been talking for weeks about the geopolitical risks in the region, and the price of oil. it seems the risk has gone away and the price is trading below we were pre-saudi attacks, which wiped out 5% of global oil supply. analysts have said the geopolitical risk premium is not pricing in and this is another incident that takes you to the oil market and possibly concerns about escalation of tensions in the region. matt: we're going to stay across this story, for sure, with annmarie hordern covering it. thanks for that. let's get back to our guest of the hour right now, joe, we were telllistening to stefane us he thinks fixed income is the place to go but your clients have been

citing people familiar with the situation share according to a new report from reuters citing people familiar with the situation shares will be priced at the beginning of the summer and trading will start on the top 2 all saudi aramco so the price at the beginning of the summer and trading will start on the top 2 all saudi aramco domestic stock exchange on the 11th of december so oil giant which controversial domestic stock exchange on the 11th of december so oil giant which controversial a value that south at 2 trillion dollars will float a one to 2 percent stake on their local market delay value itself as 2 trillion dollars will float a one to 2 percent stake on their local market making it one of the largest public offerings on the exchange worth roughly $20000000000.00 making it one of the largest public offerings on the exchange worth roughly $20000000000.00 aramco has been forced to change plans for the i.p.o. multiple times since and now it's a decision aramco has been forced to change plans for the i.p.o. multiple times since then now it's a decision to go public in 2016 whil

a report from reuters that mark hurd has passed away. he had been co-ceo of oracle and had been on medical leave since september for unspecified reasons. joining us from san francisco is bloomberg technology senior executive editor brad stone. what do we know? brad: mark hurd was an icon in silicon valley. a common presence since i've started covering technology. turnaround hp in his five years as ceo. hp, one of the decades-old linchpins of silicon valley. he was known as a cost cutter. i remember stories where he was unplugging the coca-cola machine to save money, and downsizing a company that had grown fast and inflexible. he went over to oracle and became co-ceo in 2013 and was one of the most prominent senior executives at oracle. helped to reorient oracle toward the cloud. he was the guy who is out there all of the time. i was fortunate enough to interview him and oracle world of public years ago. it is a big loss for silicon valley and oracle. david: a towering figure. reuters has reported he has passed away. with respect to oracl

here with me now the white house reporter who dug in with the president today, jeff mason of reuters. jeff, you've been doing this for a while. you've asked this president and other presidents questions. was today different than what you'd experienced in the past? >> yes, it was. president trump has certainly lashed out at reporters in the media before and at other colleagues of mine in the press corp. but he hasn't lashed out against that way against me before, so that was new. i don't take it personally. i think it's a reflection of the fact he's angry and that he's frustrated and that he wanted to lash out at the person holding the microphone and that was me. but i do think it's a sign that he's really feeling under pressure. i mean, president trump often uses the media as a scapegoat when he feels under pressure. he uses rhetoric like calling the media the enemy of the american people, and now he's using the word corrupt. and that's usually a sign he feels like he needs to hunker down. >> the question itself i thought was a great one which you had to ask several times. you didn't

among the documents according to this reuters report is some text messages or instant messages between employees that were discovered some months ago that were just now being delivered to the faa and investigators. in those messages from some months ago, it is suggestion of 2016 that there was a suggestion employees were discussing issues with the mcass flight correction system in the 737 max. so guys this is the kind of smoking gun document that at first blush it looks like the faa is saying why didn't we know about this sooner? why are you just now turning over messages to investigators if you discovered it months ago? we're trying to get a few more pieces of information from the faa, d.o.t. as well as investigators. >> employees may have misled the faa about it. >> right. >> the issue as well in the stock is we are watching it fall apart, there is your issue in the market right now. this accounts that the boeing is -- >> this is that -- just excuse me one second. down three percent now as you were talking the stock was sliding. it's now 11 bucks, three percent. >> it's the drip, dri

invited reuters to the consulate and took them on a tour. to show that her show she was not in the building he denied that she had been killed insisting that he left but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. for what he would have a c.c.t.v. system. doesn't record. the only reason why you have a recording system is a lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts. the shore. under the 8th of october u.s. president donald trump made his 1st public statement about the case. at the same time the saudi ambassador to the us prince khalid bin selma inabilities stated publicly that allegations that he had been killed or detained by the saudi authorities were completely faults and unfounded. he then left for saudi arabia on the pretext of seeking clarification. for the king of saudi arabia the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know maybe i don't want to get it is fine but it sounded to me like maybe he should have been. from the photos they. wanted to give them

we're off of those highs on that reuters headline beijing lowering expectation for u.s. it's not clear, with the s&p 500, came off the high remember, earlier in the day, there was talk they're going to offer an agricultural deal in change for tariffs not sure if that's the expectation. you've seen a move to the downside but we've stabilized, predictively, all of the names moved down a little. cart caterpillar moved down and they're very predictable moves on any kind of trade talks. not bad, considering that headline dow jones industrial average closed for the day up 166 points, s&p 500 up 25 points it was peggeds around that 1% move with a little bit of flutter right around there ♪ >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everyone. i'm wilfred frost. >> and i'm courtney reagan in for sara eisen, along with mike santelli and we are in the market zone, you can see the action on the right side of your screen with the totals coming up on the bottom of your screen. >> as bob said, not bad at all given the worst headline at the end of the day the net news is more positive. finishing

a turkish official told reuters that the police's initial assessment was that he showed she had been intentionally murdered at the consulate and that his body had been moved abroad. the saudi government issued a denial an official source at the saudi consulate in istanbul also denied the reuters story that quoted turkish officials saying that her show she had been killed at the consulate he denounced the source of what she called these quote unfounded accusations. but i could. not and you want to consider you were left. out of use for india. on saturday the 6th of october. invited reuter's to the consulate and took them on a tour simply to show that he was not in the building he denied that he had been killed insisting that he left but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. of why he would have a c.c.t.v. system. doesn't record. the only reason why you have a recording system is a lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts. the shore. under the 8th of october u.s. president donald trump made his 1st public statemen

a turkish official told reuters that the police's initial assessment was that he showed she had been intentionally murdered at the consulate and that his body had been moved abroad. the saudi government issued a denial an official source at the saudi consulate in istanbul also denied the reuters story that quoted turkish officials saying that her show she had been killed at the consulate he denounced the source of what she called these quote unfounded accusations. put my kid. and martin johnson. and you were left. out of use for india. on saturday the 6th of october mohamed invited reuters to the consulate and took them on a tour simply to show that she was not in the building he denied that she had been killed insisting that he left but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. for what he would have a c.c.t.v. system. doesn't record. the only reason why you have a recording system is a lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts. the shore. under the 8th of october u.s. president donald trump made his 1st public stat

saturday the 6th of october tavi invited reuters to the consulate and took them on a tour. to show that her show she was not in the building he denied that she had been killed insisting that he left. but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. of why he would have a c.c.t.v. system that is working doesn't record seems. impossible to believe the only reason why you have a recording system is lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts saudi arabia for sure. under the 8th of october u.s. president donald trump made his 1st public statement about the case. at the same time the saudi ambassador to the u.s. prince khalid bin selma inabilities stated publicly that allegations that he had been killed or detained by the saudi authorities were completely faults and unfounded. he then left for saudi arabia on the pretext of c.t. clarification. with the king of saudi arabia. firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know maybe i don't want to get it is fine but it sounded to me like maybe he should have been

he invited reuters to the consulate and took them on a tour simply to show that her show she was not in the building he denied that she had been killed insisting that he left. but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. of why he would have a c.c.t.v. system that is working doesn't record seems. impossible to believe the only reason why you have a recording system is a lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts saudi arabia for sure. on monday the 8th of october u.s. president donald trump made his 1st public statement about the case. at the same time the saudi ambassador to the u.s. prince khalid bin selma inabilities stated publicly that allegations that he had been killed or detained by the saudi authorities were completely faults and unfounded. he then left for saudi arabia on the pretext of cities clarification. for the king of saudi arabia the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know maybe i don't want to get it is fine but it sounded to me like maybe he should have been. from the photos t

and aides to turkey is president has told a reuters news agency a military intervention against the kurdish forces in the north of syria is about to be gained quite shortly that's the quote kurdish forces of all that any military escalation in the in eastern syria could lean to the return of a more calls a mass displacement of people. iraq's government is under pressure to deliver on its promise of jobs and training programs after a week of violent protests appear to have come from now at least more than 100 people were killed 6000 were injured in rallies against government corruption and widespread on employment correspondent in iran come with us now from the capital baghdad. somewhere in this crowd is a hussein he's 30 years old this video was recorded on friday in the southern city baghdad he decided to join the young people in his neighborhood after he saw them spontaneously protest he's asked us to hide his identity because he was detained on the 1st day of the demonstrations he says the iraqi police made him delete videos respond and sign a declaration that he wouldn't take part in fu

a turkish official told reuters that the police's initial assessment was that he showed she had been intentionally murdered at the consulate and that his body had been moved to prove. the saudi government issued a denial. an official source at the saudi consulate in istanbul also denied the reuters story that quoted turkish officials saying that her show she had been killed at the consulate he denounced the source of what he called these quote unfounded accusations. could. consider your. thought on. saturday the 6th of october mohamed el a tavi invited reuters to the consulate and took them on a tour ostensibly to show that her show she was not in the building he denied that she had been killed insisting that he left. but admitting he couldn't prove it because the consulate surveillance cameras hadn't saved the images. of why he would have a c.c.t.v. system that is working and doesn't record seems. impossible to believe the only reason why you have a recording system is lack of money and this isn't something that afflicts saudi arabia for sure. under the 8th of october u.s. president

these in the top stories here without his hair and aides to tell his president has told the right reuters news agency that a military intervention against the kurdish led syrian democratic forces in northern syria is set to begin shortly kurdish forces have warned that any military escalation in the region could lead to the return of eisel and calls even more people to be displaced. the u.s. house of representatives speaker nancy pelosi says president trump will be held accountable after the white house declined to cooperate with the own going impeachment inquiry democrats of womb this will be viewed as obstruction of justice the president says the investigation violates the constitution. ecuadorian president lenin myrna has ordered a curfew in areas close to government buildings in the capital quito this comes after thousands of protesters clashed with security forces in the capital during a 6 day a violent demonstrations many are angry about harsh economic reforms. i'm about 200 meters from the entrance to the doors national. chair now police barricades and almost make it inside the pos

launched by the democrats violates the constitution an aide to tell his president according to the reuters news agency has said that a military intervention against the kurdish led syrian democratic forces is set to begin shortly kurdish forces of one that any military escalation in the north east in syria could lead to the return of eisel and calls a mass displacement of people the european council president on altos because warned the british prime minister boris johnson not to play quote a stupid blame game over breaks it and british media is reporting. german chancellor angela merkel made it clear that a deal is overwhelmingly unlikely following a frank exchange with mr johnson those are the latest headlines coming up next here about his era women make change. to the u.s. treasury just a few months ago saying that now. we bring you the stories and developments that are changing. what's my eyes of piracy. on al-jazeera. if one has a passion and you have determination you are going to be vulnerable. in this and his existence. but once you are focused time you have a dream you removed a d

is seeking to stop the film's release on the platform in the official trailer for the laundromat reuters says the lawsuit claims netflix defames the plaintiffs as ruthless uncaring lawyers involved in money laundering tax evasion bribes and or other criminal conduct. the panama papers consists of millions of documents stolen from. they were leaked to the media in 2016 the documents showed how rich and powerful clients used offshore corporations to avoid taxes it jolted the e.u. into block wide legislation forcing tax advisers to report the tax planning schemes devised for their clients. 50 schemes are illegal then the tax authorities will be able to take legal action. if the legal tax authorities will be able to identify the flaw and fix it. most exxon sikka shut down last year after u.s. prosecutors accused it of using a wide range of sham foundations and shell companies to hide clients assets from tax authorities neither it nor netflix offered any initial comment on the lawsuit netflix adds the laundromat to its platform on friday. the interests be kook. and some of the other global bu

violent demonstrations at least $104.00 people have now been killed since the protests began and reuters is reporting that another 15 people were killed overnight and one calm has. after days of demonstrations across iraq the number of dead continues to rise in the aftermath of the killings of iraq's interior ministry pushed back an eyewitness account security forces fired live i mean action are protests. and. everyone knows there were no armed clashes or confrontations. between the security forces and the protesters but there were wicked and he hands the targeted the victims on both sides when we went and checked the bodies of the martyrs the injuries were in the head or the heart it is clear that the shooting did not take place from a close distance or from the area where the security forces were present a serious investigation is ongoing to find out who is behind such a wicked and he miss operation. there have been schools casualties of demonstrators vent their anger at a government that's only been in power for just over a year. the protesters are mainly young men youth unemployment

, the cybersecurity research laboratory that worked with whatsapp to investigate the hacking told reutersf the software included well—known television personalities, and people who had faced "assassination attempts and threats of violence." as i mentioned earlier, n50 is pushing back strongly against the claims, saying in a statement that "in the strongest possible terms, we dispute today's allegations and will vigorously fight them. our technology is not designed or licensed for use against human rights activists and journalists. " we'll have further analysis later in the news briefing on this story. the french owner of peugeot, psa group, is exploring a merger with its us—italian rival fiat chrysler, according to reports. a deal between the two carmakers would create a business with a combined market value of nearly $50 billion. if the plan goes ahead, japan's nissan and the french government will own about 7.5% apiece of the new, merged company. our business correspondent mariko oi has more on how this deal could really turn the global auto industry upside down. fiat chrysler is at it

all right reuters reports that apple c.e.o. tim cook has defended the company's decision to remove a police tracking app used in hong kong the cook says the company made the decision after received credible information that had been used maliciously to target individual police officers and that means it violated hong kong law and thereby broke the app store rules apple's face criticism for moving the app with some saying it was bowing to pressure from beijing. u.k. prime minister boris johnson and irish premier li overawed carsey of bragg's a deal could be possible after meeting thursday businesses are certainly hoping that's the case japanese carmaker nissan which operates the u.s. the u.k. his biggest auto factory has examined a host of breakfast scenarios and it warns that a disorderly brags that would mean tariffs of 10 percent and that in turn would jeopardize the european business model built on no tariffs he's on made nearly a 3rd of the one and a half 1000000 cars produced in the u.k. last year. a new study by aid organ

reuters reports that apple c.e.o. tim cook has defended the company's decision to remove a police tracking app used in hong kong cook says the company made the decision after received credible information yeah had been used maliciously to target individual police officers that means that violated hong kong law and thereby broke the app store the app store rules apple has faced criticism for moving the app with some saying it was bowing to pressure from beijing. the new oxfam study sharply criticizes the working conditions on india's t plantations the organization demands the german government hold its companies accountable for human rights violations in their supply chains is an issue that affects not just the producers to be on this plantation in assam is being picked in record time more than half of india's t.v. production comes from this region but aid organization oxfam says many of the millions of indians working in the industry do so under appalling conditions around half get ill because of polluted water what s

a mexican security official telling reuters they released guzman to protect lives. members of the drug cartel overpowered security forces who later suspended operations. according to adn-40, the clash had armored vehicles with military-grade machinery and heavy artillery. mr many residents locked themselves in their homes. schools are closed until further notice. >>> five of the companies facing opioid lawsuits may pay $50 billion to settle those claims. three pharmaceutical distribution companies now in talks with more than 2,000 state, local and native american governments. a source tells cnn, they're prepared to pay a combined $18 billion over 18 years, with johnson & johnson contributing another $4 billion. if the agreement is reached, teva pharmaceuticals would donate for anti-addiction drugs and their distributions. >>> e-cigarettemaker juul has agreed to stop selling many of its flavored products in the united states. only tobacco, mint flavors will be for sale. some flavors have been pulled from the online store. the flavored pods will be sold abroad. juul's

here's agency reuters reports c.e.o. tim cook has defended the company's decision to remove a paulo says police tracking app used in hong kong says the firm made the decision after it received quote credible information the app had been used maliciously to target individual police officers but means that violated hong kong all and thereby broke the app stores rules which bar apps which could cause personal harm apple has faced criticism for moving the up with some saying it was bowing to pressure from beijing. now cheap flights and digital booking sides have made traveling the world much easier it seems though that often residents of the world's most popular tourist destinations have to pay a heavy price for their city's popularity with noisy groups roving streets and nights neighborhoods turning into little more than backdrops for selfies or apartments converted into holiday homes it's a problem the people living in lisbon says story district know all too well. it's become a typical sound and typical sight in the founda

a news agency reuters reports apple c.e.o. tim cook has defended to the company's decision to remove a mapping app used to track police movements during hong kong protests he says the firm made a decision after it received credible information the op had been used maliciously to target individual police offices that means it violated hong kong law and thereby broke the app store rules which bar outs which could cause personal harm apple has faced criticism for removing the app with some say it was bowing to pressure from beijing. business update on g.w. thanks for watching. don't miss our highlights. programme on line w. dot com highlights. invites us to see people in particular that i like to see as the kids. are grown up girl. might object to her as. you know the books on youtube. i want to see what's going on the knowledge of these emerges that you know what you have to do provided. the sharp microscope that had been spent the knowledge there would come better and better and better over the years we will understand doll for

last minute twist wrote it this will be the 3rd time the 2 leaders meet but in a last minute twist reuters reports that an interim agreement may not be completed in time for signing in chief supports that interim agreement may not be completed in time for signing in chile so how many time we have have you heard this story but with the store. owner mark and should a better market and to get at the better than to get our hopes up before. before i feel a good deal is intuitive when it comes time to trust from u.s. stocks quickly turned her negative thought on their part as investors that the closely watched trade talks were actually much further away from resolution on their part as investors that the closely watched trade talks were actually much further away from resolution than previously believed for analysis on all things china and u.s. trade war we're now dry and then previously believed for analysis on all things china and u.s. trade war we're now joined by stuart senior apac international relations policy specialist with the institute for china i threw up senior apac international rel

hollow also receiving reports that more shots rang out in landsberg that's a town outside of hala reuters news agency is quoting the mayor she says that 2 people suspected of shooting have hijacked a car and now underway on a motorway in the direction of munich despite the arrest of a suspect and reports that the suspects are no longer in the city people in hull are encouraged to stay alert people say they've deployed a large number of offices the city's train station has also been closed as an emergency hotline people can ring that's 115 if they want information security services in the eastern state of stocks and on the health of reportedly being put on high alert incident happened on yom kippur also known as the day of jewish a time meant as the holiest day in the jewish calendar the site where the shooting reportedly took place is a historic site for the city's jewish community now i'm joined by thomas sparrow who's just going to. quickly wrap us up with the latest before we take a quick break so what we know what you pointed out is there is a very fluid situation with an unclear moti

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speaking of google spending big, shares in fitness device maker fitbit were suspended on monday after reutersthat the tech giant had bid to buy the firm. the move would enable google to produce its own smartwatches. it already develops a version of android for wearables. us lawmakers will question boeing's ceo later today for the first time since 346 people were killed in two 737 max jet crashes. in pre—prepared testimony, dennis muilenburg admitted mistakes were made, adding that accidents like these must never happen again. pla nt—based meat—maker beyond meat has reported its first ever profit. the us firm, which counts leonardo dicaprio among its investors, made $4.1 million in the third quarter. the company creates substitutes for meat by using ingredients that mimic the composition of meat, like proteins from peas and fava beans. it's being reported by the financial times that the popular chinese—owned video—sharing app tiktok is looking to go public on the hong kong stock exchange. rico hizon is in our asia business hub with the details. nice to see you, rico. what can you tell us? well