for reza shah, the last son. his after the war, sardari was done uted for having things without proper issuing passports or using the funds that were at tion in l of the helega paris. yesh -- his dossier -- useare you going to want to that word. >> he was taken to the foreign and to the prime minist minister. e took it king and told king this is the story. should away prosecute? according to the letter of the law or what? the shah issued a royal pardon the guy. >> but with all due respect to still haven't heard any document, seen any documentation presented by you by reza shah -- by the way was the founder of the foundation that was 1926.lished in his son ascended to power in iran until no1979 overthrown in a popular revolution. based on everything i have we don't know if the shah was lly knew what sardari doing. unsaying because he had -- you were saying because he had he could have known. did he really know what sardari - >> i said i was very clear i don't know. a he would have been supporting factor of documen

. >> muchos amigos grupos de jóvenes, le gustaba jugar fútbol >> la iglesia también reza por la recuperación tarde fue sometida a una cirugía de pie >> ella esta bien >> trabajadores de la compañía de trenes inspeccionaban la vía,y reparaban el área , el lugar donde ocurrió el accidente solo tenía estos letreros hasta acá llegó la madre de christopher, incosolable. >> el reporte de la investigación está en la etapa preliminar, se habla que el conductor se detuvo y después siguió, el caso está bajo investigación, también señalan que un testigo declaró que la (suena bocina). del comuna tren se activó >> dakota de 21 años fue arrestado esta mañana, por alguaciles este disparó contra sus padres después de quitarle la vida a la novia, enfrenta cargos por homicidio. >> en filipinas, cierre de la semana de la juventud en panamá, son noticias destacadas. >> decenas perdieron la vida en iglesia ubicada al sur de filipinas, cuando los creyentes salían de la iglesia y otra en el establecimiento, esto a discriminación a días de un plebiscito. >> también 40 personas afectdas, 20 hospitalizados, otras tan

are getting they have more chance to do anything they are liking reza now the youngest the most important things in. this situation. the plan was one week moving greece after those who would move to the other countries or continue to be but now. this. those who know a lot. more phone. call by they. know. how to. avoid. a lot of people coming up that are living at the moment different conditions very difficult conditions they don't know basic information about just ration. what will happen to them what is their future what is the process. it's difficult because you're in the middle of two different worlds the world of solidarity and the world of her future. so you. say is that kind of money in my house was on an office i was at you're never going to happen i don't know i don't know just you know who i'm in the car no i don't want to get ready i don't like not going i suffered through it it still wouldn't suffer from shall i. thought. you would want a bit sad because what the other person could design a lot of. other lives hey i missed being kind of structure yes i just. silly. if you look

going to be there all the way to the top and frankly i don't want care about that they don't know reza necessarily need to tell you as we say but it's a huge surprise definitely that he's still up there but i don't think he's going to go for like twenty five or twenty eight which you probably need to win well it is nice to see just more goals scores on the list rather live in dos the obvious these common name on the list now. a name we don't see on the list is for frankfurt he actually has had the foot in the most goals when you combine goals and assists people have compared frankfurt trio to that of liverpool's front three how do you see it they are very impressive just also mentioning that as you say scored ten goals eight assists that's the most combined of anyone in the bundesliga this trio they really complement each other very well they're different in styles but i think he's given the more of an attacking mindset and bored out the best of those three players and i think frank put on the instagram page opposed to three big guys three goals three points i think the challenge for f

his safety the next will play a league game their encounter is a vocal critic of turkish president reza type everyone believes traveling to europe for his team's match against the washington wizards could be dangerous he said he believes turkish security forces are active in the british capital his turkish passport was revoked in two thousand and seventeen which counter claims is due to his political views. thank you for watching d.w. news don't forget to go to our website www dot com for all the latest news and information around the clock and to follow us at twitter our handle there at the w. news well see you right here at the top the hour. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word published in the. eco is in germany to learn german and why not learn with them simple online on your mobile and free shop d w z e learning course nico speak german mating see. her first day in school in the jungle. for me listen.

today the washington institute for near east policy is pleased to host former crown prince reza pahlavi to discuss the current state of regime in tehran and the prospect for political change. mr. pahlavi is a prominent opposition figure and has consistently called for replacing iran's current regime with a secular, liberal democracy. please join me in welcoming mr. pahlavi. [applause] >> good afternoon. thank you, mr. khalaji, for your introduction. i'm very happy to be here today, and i express my gratitude to the washington institute for hosting this discussion. organizations like the washington institute continue to play a critical role in advancing scholarship and understanding regarding the modern middle east. the contributions to the formulation of foreign policy can be particularly meaningful especially during the more sensitive and turbulent periods in our region. i would like to begin by invoking a popular protest slogan that was heard often these days in universities, factories, mosques and streets across iran. i quote my compatriots: our enemy is right here. they lie when the

turkish president reza type and has spoken with donald trump to discuss u.s. troop withdrawal from syria the phone conversation comes just days after the fate of kurdish fighters in syria strained relations between the two nato allies and has told trouble that turkey is ready to take over security in the kurdish controlled syrian town of manage without delay according to the turkish government told trump that an attack in members that killed four u.s. personnel last week was a provocation to influence the u.s. troop withdrawal announced last month well let's take a closer look bridge near the border with turkey the town currently protected by u.s. backed kurdish white b.g. fighting see ankara considers to be terrorists with ties to the kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. in recent weeks has been a war of words between the united states and turkey over washington's backing of the y.p. ga and what will happen in the region after the american pull up well last month y p g invited syrian president bashar al assad's forces into the area hoping to prevent a turkish

of the israeli iron anti missile system over the israeli occupied golan heights turkish president reza when says he's ready to take over control of man which he spoke on the phone to president trump about the u.s. withdrawal from northern syria they agreed on the need for a negotiated settlement and joint steps against deisel. somalia's government says it's planning a major offensive against the armed group al-shabaab in the coming days if that's when it comes just a day after the u.s. military said it carried out an airstrike killing fifty two al shabaab fighters it was launched after the group attacked a somali army base police in sudan have fired tear gas to break up the latest protest against the president security forces were deployed in khartoum and rights groups say at least fifty people have been killed since protests began a month ago over the rising cost of bread the government says the number is much lower fighters linked to al qaeda say they carried out an attack on u.n. peacekeepers in mali the group says it was a response to a visit by the israeli prime minister at least

coming against a backdrop of the disturbances and process we've been seeing following recent elections reza nicolas maduro of course is claiming victory in that lection is timing also of a supporter of the military but now we've seen a number of countries as well as now the latest developments the european parliament saying they recognize an electoral victory for. the opposition figure there in venezuela. u.s. senators have launched a new bid to end support for the saudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen they have submitted a draft resolution that passed the senate in december but was blocked in the house of representatives the u.n. humanitarian chief has repeated his warning of a crisis on the border between syria and jordan if there's a military operation in the market is calling on all parties to let aid into the makeshift rock band refugee camp just inside jordan some forty two thousand people remain stranded in rock band along the syria jordan border conditions in the informal settlement have continued to deteriorate since the last humanitarian convoy to the area from three to eight november e

state news agency reporting that a defensive shutdown what it calls hostile targets turkish president reza typer one has spoken with donald trump to discuss u.s. troop withdrawal from syria the phone conversation comes just days after the fate of kurdish fighters in syria strained relations between the two nato allies has told trump that turkey is ready to take over security in the kurdish controlled syrian town of manage without delay according to the turkish government when told trump that didn't tank in member church that killed four u.s. personnel last week was a provocation to influence the united states troop withdrawal announced last month . well let's take a closer look at my bridge near the border with turkey the town is currently protected by u.s. backed kurdish y p g fighters who encourage considered terrorists with ties to the kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. in recent weeks has been a war of words between the united states and turkey over washington's backing of the white b.g. and what will happen in the region after the american pullout last month the white b.g. invited sy

as mixed messages coming from the trumpet ministration about its plans to pull troops out of syria reza talk about iran has also rejected a condition that turkey agree not to talk at washington's kurdish allies he says his country will not compromise on fight as it regards as terrorists. he said. it's impossible for us to accept the message that bolton gave from israel the americans don't know who out of my quote the citizens who are the white. i guess they don't know them these terror groups that. can never be a percentage of my kurdish citizens. well i was reacting to comments made by donald trump's national security adviser that's john bolton who's in turkey and earlier bolton's spokesman had said the talks and productive both bolton and chums top diplomat that's my pump are on a mission to reassure allies over the us president's decision on syria compares beginning his middle east tour in jordan and will visit at least eight capitals including car riyadh kuwait city and doha. well shortly we'll go inside syria and speak to sin and cos you know who's in the northern town that stephan

he's jew to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu elated to turkey for talks with president reza typo to one. all this is members of the religious minority are pleading with the u.s. to not withdrawal that troops role in syria a report by the free as a the foundation is warning that if washington leave syria before i sill is defeated might make a comeback therefore also request the establishment of the no fly zone of the northern syria to prevent a potential turkish assault on kurdish strongholds. has one half of all the techie syria. top on turkey's priority least is that is a moment of kurdish y.p. the fighters who have fought alongside u.s. troops in the fight against yourself told them many thousands will fall the most effective force against but to talk to them nothing more than a terrorist organization an extension of the kurdish workers' t.p.k. case and wants them just a move on the disc and with taken out of territory and they were near turkey's border with syria after the turkey doesn't want to be quite the decontrolling and a part of syria and has been in a war floating

sometimes they do doing nearly everything to get back to their children or to their parents but it counts reza not that they are of course promotes always legal passageways also for these people so there is the fate of these individuals who are crossing the channel that we're talking about irregular migration to some degree. but we're talking also about a politically charged environment in the english channel between france and britain to what degree is britain's looming beggs it from the european union driving irregular migration across the english channel well technically that shouldn't be a reason because the u.k. has committed itself to protect refugees so again people who are persecuted in their own country but will take the reasons when the u.k. signed the united fifty one refugee convention that will not change with bricks that are not of within the u.a.e. you are not something with the migrants it it's the responsibility of the country so here at the governmental london to decide if these people can stay are not and i think that will also not change with the brakes that what is probabl

troops will not leave syria until all remnants of defeated well it's unclear whether bolton will meet reza type out of one but the president has praised donald trump decision to withdraw from syria in a new york times opinion piece and warned the pullout must be done carefully adding that turkey can provide leadership in the region to create stability jamal michelle has the latest now from. john bolton the chief security advisor to chomp is meeting now with the turkish president's senior advisor abraham kalin also president a presence in that meeting is james jeffrey the u.s. and very true syria as well as other officials you would assume that they're looking at a map and trying to decide and agree on who would be where and what certain guarantees would be given obviously central to this is according to bolten and other u.s. officials is that they must secure or guarantee the safety of the kurds in the regional turkey would say that they would not be going off to kurdish civilians but actually would be targets in kurdish militia militia groups namely the y. p.g. and affiliates of the p.k.

please join me in welcoming reza pahlavi. [applause] >> good afternoon. thank you for your introduction. i am very happy to be your today, and express my gratitude to the washington institute for hosting this discussion. organizations like the washington institute continue to play a critical role in advancing scholarship and understanding regarding the modern middle east. the contributions to the formulation of foreign policy can be particularly meaningful, especially during the more sensitive and turbulent periods in our region. i would like to begin by invoking a popular protest slogan that is heard often these days in universities, factories, mosques and streets across iran. i quote my compatriots. our enemy is right here. they lie when they say it is america. perhaps no other rallying cry crease more effectively iran's all-state rejection of the islamic republic. from its inception in 1979, the islamic republic sought to subvert a regular to advance its own ideological, economic, and security interests. it changed our century old flag and suppressed o

institute for near east policy held it is russian on able disobedience in with --h raise dust ith rezaahlav. ithis runs for 20 minutes. >> hello, everyone. two months, the islamic republic of iran will celebrate the 40th anniversary of its founding in tehran. since its inception, the regime has brutally crushed dissent and employed anti-americanism as its guiding principle in its uncompromising foreign policy. international community. responding through a combination of both appeasement and pressure has in distinctly access a full mesh unsuccessful in prompting a change in tehran's regional behavior. meshs so far managed to the viability of the regime. institute washington pahlavi.d to host reza he is a prominent opposition figure and has consistently called for replacing iran's current regime with a secular, liberal democracy. please join me in welcoming him. [applause] pahlavi: good afternoon. thank you for your introduction. i'm very happy to be here today and i express my gratitude to the washington institute for hosting this discussion. organizations like the washington institute

policy members pushing for soft drink six and those wanting a clean break from brussels -- we can to reza made tons the northern irish democratic unionist policy for supports in key votes. the policy wants to avoid arrest hunts will hold border with islands apps morning calls. a pandora's box that complicates negotiations with the e. u.u.. in december 200017% on the e. you reachch a d deal on e key terms of the divorce. to reason may suffer as a major blow i in july two thousand eighteen on separate set secretary david davis i'm foreign secretary boris johnson resembling a hot check this planned. in september how brexit outline is rejected by the hue sending a written to reason may back to the drawing boards. for the twenty fifth of november off the five hundred and twenty five days of negotiations the u. k. and the ease of use of the twenty seven states agree on the deal. from cemex u. k. and european parliaments ratification. los minute jesus push too reason may take a supposedly final thoughts on how brexit deal on the tenth of december. avoiding w what. most certainly help being a hum

if the president says major they president of the national assembly which is great you know take so reza interim president to go in our elections and that's what he says he's done because this is not recognized by the government so we do have this bizarre situation in which for instance a regular as a look at american troops not to leave now. they're saying that they've no reason to know they are president. has asked them to state we do have a impossible situation it's going to be a very dense drizzle indeed a bizarre situation as you say quite an uncertain one as well how do you see playing out do you think the recognition by the u.s. will both case. no well it may not be doing him a favor i mean some people think that's because the majority of the government is saying this is their an american inspired attempt to pull off now and illustrate khun. hoping that the military will join in better and that that is what happened so far. it is extremely difficult to replace coal. it is know that there are there is discontent in the military in that particular ranks and the fact that the situati

reza typo and has told u.s. president donald trump the turkey is ready to take control of the kurdish held syrian city of man be used without delay the turkish president made the proposal in a phone conversation with trump at all until the u.s. president that an attack last week in man believe it killed four u.s. troops was a provocation by isolating the inference in terms decision to pull troops from syria which often is the director of a center for middle east studies the university of oklahoma he says talking directly to trump is that deliberate move. well he wants america to leave northern syria and he knows that president trump is eager to do just that so he does not want to talk to the security team and the foreign policy team around president trump all of them want to stay in syria for the long haul as they call it in order to roll back iran continue the fight against isis and secure. the protection of the kurdish troops that they've been allied with in northern syria president trump wants to bring the tr

corp reza, so i don't know if the appellant is available on that day or not, on the 23rd. >> commissioner honda: can we try for the 23rd? >> clerk: is one week going to make a big difference for the project? >> vice president swig: when you're sitting with a complete building, every week counts. why don't we do it with the intent of the 23rd, pending the availability of the appellant and if the appellant -- i mean, sorry -- >> clerk: that's right. >> vice president swig: yes. pending availability of both parties, that's better. we will move it to the 30th if one of them is not available on the 23rd. is that okay, commissioner? okay. >> clerk: okay. so is that a motion, then? >> commissioner lazarus: i'll amend my motion. >> clerk: okay. so we have a motion from commissioner lazarus to continue item number six to january 23rd, provided both party -- all parties are available, and if not, to january 30, 2018. is there any public comment on this item? okay. seeing none, on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: okay. so that motion carries, and we'll plan for the 23rd, and i'll reach out to th

teresa.o reza -- >> the government has survived a no-confidence vote but it is going to be a delicate and difficult time for theresa may. she has until monday to come up with a plan b. if we look at what labor is going to do, that is going to be the main thing. what are they going to do? how is the eu going to respond to this? fact: inherent is the theresa may will have thus far not dropped of the process -- prospect of no deal. a couple of things to get out of the way. bigan semi conductor, a tech piece. in terms of profitability. they come in with fourth-quarter operating, lagging with the market expected. had penciled in 99.06. you are seeing a number of lines come through. the gross margin missed estimates. operating margin, 36.8. these are things the market will be focused on. sentiment, you don't want to read too much into the fact taiwan semi conductor hit all the key analyst estimates for the fourth quarter. it is going to be about the outlook for the futures. demand. let me give you a quick snapshot. oil drifting lower. arabia, reducing it shipments to the u.s. for the third

cited, by the way, reza aslan, maggie haberman, have yet to be retracted. here is a bigger for ms.hers, if you care about misogyny, homophobia, racism, why are you silent when it comes to that radical hate group? which, as we have explained, has a long history of bigotry. here's the reality, the maga movement, big tent, all inclusive. it is about making this country great again. under the president you loved, obama, 13 million more americans -- that's right, food stamps, 8 million more in poverty, we told you that, but you forgot. now millions out of poverty, off of food stamps, more jobs, the lowest -- we have a million more jobs than we have people to fill them right now in america. amazing! by the way, it is rooted in compassion, standing up for the forgotten men and women, nearly destroyed under the obama policies. it is getting big results, for example, today's new data, jobless claims, the lowest they have been since 1969. remember, unemployment, a record low for almost every demographic group in the country. we have talked about this many, many times. and it is continuing to

reza aslan tweeted, "honest question, have you ever seen a more punch both face and then kid?" it is a kid, follow the word, kids. one journalist was fired after he wrote "i just want these people to die. simple as that, every single one of them and their parents." and kathy griffin back in the news, calling for the high schoolers, their names and addresses to be publicly released. doxed. and sadly the vitriol did not end there, rosie o'donnell calling the kids horrible, smug, and other names. actor patton oswald calling the kentucky teen a privileged little [bleep].. calling him a mocking, condescending, disrespecting a-hole. and on "the view" a moment of truth. why did they do it? let's listen to joy behar. >> many people admitted that they made snap judgments before these other facts came in. but isn't that, we just instantly say that's what it is based on what we see in that moment, and then we have to walk stuff back when it turns out that we are wrong. why do we keep making the same mistake? >> because we are desperate to get trump out of office. that's why. >> sean: just

were able to successfully thought this attack and not confirming any off the of the of the casualties reza type heard about has told u.s. president donald trump that turkey is ready to take control of the kurdish held syrian city of man be without delay the turkish president made the proposal in a phone conversation with trump told the us president that an attack last week in man beach had killed four u.s. personnel was a provocation but i still aimed at influencing trump's decision to pull troops out of syria. the new u.n. envoy to syria is in russia where he's meeting with the foreign minister sergei lavrov that follows dear patterson's first visit to damascus last week says he is interested here the u.n. envoy position on the syrian constitutional committee meant to draft the country's new constitution. straight in libya has killed a news cameraman who worked for al-jazeera and other leading media organizations thirty five year old mohammed been holy father died on saturday while on assignment with a libyan militia. polls have closed in the southern philippines for an historic vote and

for an end to bashes thirty year rule russia's president vladimir putin and his turkish counterpart reza topper one have met to coordinate their moves on syria putin welcomed the u.s. troop withdrawal from syria and said his country will deal with any groups that may fill the void created by the withdrawal all right you're up to date with the headlines here and i just got more news coming up after inside story. italian leaders attacked the french president over immigration in recent days two senior politicians have called on a terrible president and accused impoverishing africa so what is behind this dispute and is it politics at play this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey italy and france have long been close allies and fellow founding e.u. members but relations have taken a turn for the worse since italy's populist parties came to power in june much of the dispute has been about immigration francis criticized italy for not allowing rescue boats carrying refugees and migrants to dock along its mediterranean ports and on monday it summoned italy's ambas

and this showing the lightning that we've seen there and then just over the bridge is a place called reza sense here and there is where my brother in law lives and this is his house as you can see he's not the best photographer but there is a lot of water that shouldn't be there and my other brother in law is a little bit better at photography and you can see outside his house at the moment there's a lot of water around as well now the amount of water we've had in residencies is one hundred millimeters in just fourteen minutes which is an awful lot of rain and that's what's caused all of flooding in fact we've had around five hundred millimeters in the month now really on the ninth we usually have only around one hundred fifty in the entire month so with one way ahead of that and the rain hasn't finished yet it looks like we're going to see plenty more of it this is typical of an el nino setup we don't quite have ale nino at the moment so if we do have a new year things here could get even worse. what a useful family you have stuff still ahead here on al-jazeera the taliban cool off gets

base for a rebel group that's backed by turkey this latest attack in syria comes as turkish president reza per the one is in moscow for talks with his russian counterpart. cattles amir shaikh to mean how middle carney says he supports sudan's unity and stability as he met sudan's president omar al bashir in doha bush's visit comes during the longest antigovernment protests of his time in office and thailand's king has issued a royal degree endorsing the first general election since twenty fourteen military coup elections will be held on march the twenty fourth voting has been delayed several times by the military which has clamped down on dissent and free speach. to asia where police in india have arrested sixty one ringer this week for illegal entry in an apparent crackdown on the muslim minority and estimated forty thousand have taken refuge in india they were among the more than seven hundred thousand to five in twenty seventeen the un has described the violence there as ethnic cleansing but india's nationalist hindu government says rangar have no right to demand refugee status since de

reza pahlavi the start of the shot who was dethroned in that revolution talked talk about cl disobedience in iran and efforts to reestablish a secular government. he spoke at

is one of the issues is that to reza may going back to brussels send this is what i wanted, now i wawouldn't she say to them, if you didn't have ratification in the european parliament he would be saying we need to reopen this and get something extra to get it through the european parliament, this has a lwa ys the european parliament, this has always been the problem. that is right, if she can get this through the house of commons, which it didn't the deal will risk falling apart. she is trying to salvage it. it risks a hard border in ireland's. so vince cable said that this was just raising expectations foolishly. is there some compromise that the two sides could find on the backstop esther mcvey don't know it would be a cce pta ble esther mcvey don't know it would be acceptable to the er geed, but could you add something legal to the withdrawal agreement that gives them some hope? i don't think so. theresa may is trying to alter party together tonight. she has to decide whether or not to see the complete kamikaze collapse of the conservatives or any form of brexit deal on the other

. >> como reza el refrÁn con penas con pan son menos en este caso los mexicanos aplicaron las penas conciones del que tenÍa que escucharlas muy detenidamente. >> ahora sÍ tiene que ser muy incÓmodo para la esposa de Él sentarse a escuchar este tipo de conversaciones con otras mujeres que existÍan en la vida de su propia esposo. >> lo impresionante es el nivel de organizaciones que Él tenÍa obviamente para tener Éxito aunque sea en lo ilÍcito tienes que tener estructura como empresa. >> generalmente en donde tienes formas de fluir contactar comunicarse es logÍstica es un empresario pero en lo ilegal. >> el lÍder fuerte. >> organizado >>> tenÍa contratado pa podercomunicar en un sistema est sfis finning do y salen estÁs conversaciones saben que estaban de alguna forma el gobierno no las podÍa ver pero esta persona poder de deeke finning aro >>> estaba mejor organizado que el gobierno. >> seguramente que falta mucho mÁs >>> hoy comentaba y nos dejÓ con la boca abierta, gloria trevi nos dejÓ sorprendidos con la carta que expuso en redes sociales >>> entre las cosas describiÓ escribiÓ lo sig

. >> el papa sigue con cercanÍa el desarrollo de la situaciÓn y reza por los venezolanos. >> estÁ previstos un desastre. >> ¿por quÉ?. >> cuidado con los audÍfonos. >> como cantante eres muy bueno. >> tengo oportunidad de aprender. nunca se es tan viejo para aprender. >> igual que cruz azul, tiene oportunidad. >> eso me dio a la yugular. le estaba comentando que tuve el privilegio de estar en esa Última platica antes de la final, yo estuve ahÍ donde me tocÓ dibujar una estrella, una estrella, tÚ escogÍas a todos los jugadores, un sinÓnimo de quiÉn tÚ eras para que cuÁndo le hiciera falta fuerza el dÍa del partido, voltearan a ver esa estrella, y agarraran energÍa, estuve viviendo muchos momentos bonitos en esta final que perdimos otra vez. >> con la mÁquina cementera. >> bueno, seÑores. >> te deseamos Éxito. >> mucho Éxito. >> (risas). >> seÑores, se realizÓ el sorteo de la copa amÉrica brasil 2019 y estuvimos ahÍ, la competiciÓn de la copa mÁs antigua del mundo en la historia de naciones, aquÍ, grupo a, brasil, perÚ, argentina, colombia paraguay y qatar. invitada. >> no mÁs lo invitan. >>

reza aslam, posted that the young men had punchable face. not taken down. over by trump haters. the mainstream media eagerly jumped on board. disgraceful. that's "varney & company." ♪ . stuart: we come back a little. we were up nearly 300. now we're up 260. that is a 1% gain. we will take it. check out these four dow stocks. ibm, united technology, proctor & gamble, boeing, all of them up sharply, all of them helping drive the dow up. ibm and utx, proctor & gamble, up on earnings. boeing on trade optimism, actually. how about those big tech names? all of them were down yesterday, all of them except facebook up today. facebook is a loser. down a dollar at 1.46. the rest of them up. >>> to the shutdown, what have we got here? jack hough, senior editor, "barron's" magazine is with us now. let me tell you this, jack. this is coming at us here. kevin hassett white house economic advisor says growth for the overall economy could be zero if the shutdown lasts this entire quarter. what do you say to that? >> that is not a very pleasant thought for investors. i got

that's going on now to caracas and speak to terrorism what images are have to say to reza. well no one has been speaking for over one hour right now and what he's been saying is basically defending this last year while he's been already in office saying the policies that they have taken in spite of the crisis that is affecting this country helping people vaccinations health care plans education plans among other things he's expected to announce an economic recovery plan and this is what has everyone here on the alert especially because of the economic situation your salary increases are explained expected probably more price from trolls because mother would go has said and continues to say that the current economic situation is that in partly to blame with foreign actors it is an economic war that has been ongoing in this country because of the united states sanctions here and the country let's not forget what's happening in venezuela hyperinflation the prices of food of medicines changing every day to the prices that people simply cannot afford we were earlier today at a h

are getting they have more chance to do anything they are making reza now the youngest the most important things in. this situation. the plan was one week moving greece after those who would move to the other countries or continue to be but now with. this. those who know a lot. more will. fall by a. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero. zero zero a lot of people are coming up than living at the moment in different conditions very difficult conditions they don't know basic information about just ration. what will happen to them what is the future what is the process. it's difficult because you're in the middle of two different worlds the world of solidarity in the world and for future. so you. say is that kind of money in my house was on an office i was at you're never going to happen i don't know i don't know just you know who won in the fall no i don't want to get ready for it a little bit but i suffered through it a bit wouldn't suffer from shall i. thought. you would want a bit sad because what the other person could design over a hundred oth