brimming with anticipation samir prepares for the trip. today she is out to choose the special white garment she'll be wearing on the house. fish. in the fight against just to stick a muffin just impossible. and i love the sun. thank you it's hot that this is. the ocean shield me. first and yet you see the fish. in the. since the collapse of the soviet union and the downfall of communist ideology hundreds of new mosques have been built old ones have been restored a new religious schools have been opened. their bodies on has witnessed something of an islamic revival. interest in islam appears to be reemerging stronger than ever. while many azerbaijani muslims remain more secular than those in other islamic countries there has been a significant growth in religious practice and belief over the last 2 decades. camel is another example of someone who has embraced islam. wish you. to see. the. ships. to. reach. for. the ocean. coming was born during the era of the soviet union at a time when any faith in god was frowned upon even condemned. he

there are those who have posited that even our short-term notes could go to zero percent samir, do you agree or not >> we think that the fed probably will cut two more times this year. these rates probably are headed lower. again, in a relative standpoint, that's a pretty good place to park cash. >> david >> we think the fed will cut a couple more times. perhaps more, but unlikely to go below 1.5% on fed funds rate but the point is short term, bond investing is about protecting capital and that's our focus at this moment >> david, samir, thank you both for joining us >> thank you >>> and coming up, disney is dropping new details about its theme parks and retail stores. but especially its streaming platform we'll explain why that's becoming an even bigger threat to netflix, and over the past month, only two s&p sectors are higher and they're the ones you just heard about real estate and utilities. if the safety trade is getting crowded, where do you hide from the market volatility? "power lunch" is coming up what do you look for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td am

my brother so far the only we're in tears on the wheels tires not to give samir a fighting chance of becoming the best spender in south africa is bordering on an official national sport in the townships. heading in the right direction though it may be some time yet before dad lets him like this. and that is it for now from africa as always you can catch all our stories on our website and facebook page now because we've seen all that spinning will give you a lot images of spinning cars. he's in germany to learn german in the. why not learn with him w z learn course because fake. sleep. carefully. don't seem. to be. discovered. subscribe to documentary. greetings from berlin and welcome to arts and culture well today we'll meet a composer who invites us to experience music as a physical presence rebecca saunders will be joining me in the studio and we've also got these stories lined up. in a new series on european landmarks we start with one that encompasses the very essence of france and the city of light the eiffel tower in paris. and taking up some slack at the end of the show get r

my brother so far the only we're in tehran the wheels tires not to give samir a fighting chance of becoming the best spender in south africa is bordering on an official national sport in the townships. like. he's heading in the right direction though it may be some time yet before dad lets him pull a stunt like this. and that is a for now from africa as always catch all our stories on our website and facebook page now because we've seen all the spinning will leave you with law images of cars. how about taking a few friends you could even take a chance on was. carrying. don't expect happy ending. the church. it's time to take stock. and face. time to search the up. and fight for the truth. it's hard to overcome pound trends and connecticut. it's time for. ws coming up ahead. minds. greetings from berlin and welcome to arts and culture well today we'll meet a composer who invites us to experience music as a physical presence rebecca saunders will be joining me in the studio and we've also got these stories lined up. in a new series on european landmarks we start with one that encompasses the

then samir diffuses the situation with something that also helped him in the old days his algerian heritage and fluency in arabic the man is suddenly much friendlier. where were you from constantine. oh i'll cheerier. the bend is reluctant to explain his aggressive behavior. it says really has nothing to do with the me being jewish. people for the pleasure i don't care if you're jewish which to me everyone's the same with their will brothers for me to see with. the preferred the simple home of the them a speaking the same language and knowing the same codes makes everything a lot easier with back then when i was in the police speaking arabic was always a big help. plus knowing about islam. what to respect and what is forbidden you. always pick the end of the. house and child only is likewise a champion of dialogue. he's come to the main synagogue in paris with a group of young muslims. to cook what is very brave of you to come here today i imagine it can't be easy for you. but. it's a nice gesture. and there are probably a few people in your neighborhood who aren't too keen on you going to

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the bbc's business correspondent samir hussein joined us goshort time why are the markets so incrediblyed? samira: i think it is fair to say that u.s. investors on wall street really took the sign from china devaluing its currency as an escalation in that trade war between the united states and china. it is a trade war that hasgoeen g on for over a year now. there really doesn't seem to be any sort of trade deal in sight. that has investors really rried in terms of what that will mean for the overall u.s. economy. laura: what happens nore just moolatility? samira: well, that of course is the big question. there are some people that believe that after these types of dramatic falls, u.s. financial markets experienced a sort of pop. at would be the optimistic view. the pessimistic view would be that we will see even further p dramatls on financial markets, especially if we see any retaliation from either ther chineshe americans. by remember, it really is in the that but-- but remember, it really is in the best interest of both countries, both economies, to find some sort of resolution to t

samir hashmi, bbc news, indian—administered kashmir.t some of the day's other news. in britain, efforts to thwart the government's plan to suspend parliament ahead of the date when the uk is due to leave the eu in october have multiplied. there have been street protests all over the country, the opposition says it will act in parliament next week, and three separate legal challenges have been launched. more on this, injust a few minutes‘ time. also making news today: brazil has banned the practice of setting fires to clear land for agriculture for 60 days following the massive increase in the number of fires in the amazon rainforest. president bolsonaro has faced criticism both at home and internationally for failing to protect the rainforest. the former fbi director, james comey, will not be prosecuted for leaking a memo about president trump to the media. a department forjustice report criticised mr comey, saying he had failed to "live up" to his duty to safeguard sensitive information. but it concluded that he did not break the law.

issue that dominated headlines in the united states for years names like michael brown eric garner and samir rice bringing back memories of mass protest movements and rising anger from the black community and concerned citizens. the. latest statistics reveal just how systemic the prob. on the police violence could be police for this is a leading cause of death for young men in the united states over the lot of course about one in every $1000.00 black men can expect to be killed by police risk of being killed by police peaks between the age of 20 years and 35 years for men and women and for all racial and ethnic groups in fact dying at the hands of law enforcement is the 6th leading cause of death think about it american police officers take more young lives than diabetes influenza and most diseases only car accidents suicide homicide heart disease and cancer kill more young americans than police officers it's almost like interactions with the police or becoming a public health crisis or a drug epidemic the style of the ring forces coast to treat police violence as a public health issue racia

samir hashmi, bbc news, indian—administered kashmir.tion parties are demanding that the prime minister does not go ahead with his plan to suspend parliament for 5 weeks, in the run up to leaving the european union. legal challenges are underway, and there's a rare joint statement from parties who, most of the time, are rivals. they say borisjohnson is only suspending parliament to make it harder to block a so—called no—deal brexit. he says he just wants more time to prepare his government's programme. here's bbc political editor laura kuenssberg. do you care about the people? boo! tempers hot, nerves frayed... over and over... a member of the government and tory mp in cheltenham defending himself to protesters, but not entirely the government's approach. i have made my position clear, i have spoken to the chief whip about itand... sssh. silence! time is short, but within days a swathes of mps will try to remove the possibility that boris johnson could take us out of the eu without a deal. with even senior tories on onside, they will try

samir hashmi, bbc news, indian—administered kashmir.english football league won't reconsider it's decision to expel the team, despite a late £7 million bid to buy the club. bury claim the league knew about the bid before tuesday's deadline for them to be saved. our sports editor dan roan reports. kicked out of the league, this the only football being played now here at gigg lane. a show of sympathy too from across the game for a club that has gone after 134 years of history. for many bury was a passion, for others a livelihood. i'm devastated if i'm honest with you. having to tell young players, we've got 140 children, and they are children, they are minors, that we haven't got a club any more. so to tell them was heartbreaking. the implications can be massive really in terms of their mental health. tonight bury said they were utterly devastated the football league had refused to go back on its decision to expel the club despite the emergence of a credible new bidder before tuesday's deadline. my anger today is their refusal to even rev

samir hashmi, bbc news, indian—administered kashmir.ght now is the peak of the atla ntic right now is the peak of the atlantic hurricane season but every time you put a hurricane into the mix it makes it difficult to forecast the weather ahead in the uk and across the atlantic. atlantic south—westerly winds and that weather front focusing south—westerly winds and that weatherfront focusing rain south—westerly winds and that weather front focusing rain on and off across northern ireland and into scotland, quite heavy over the heals. rain over the irish sea, threatening north wales. in the south, probably dry and when the sun is out, it will feel quite well with the south—westerly winds. cooler and wetter north. the rain will add up overnight and into saturday, over the hills of scotland and northern ireland. easy a couple of inches of rain. it should change position moving away from northern ireland fairly quickly. lingering longer and scotla nd fairly quickly. lingering longer and scotland pushing into england and wales. the south—east

i think a lot of it goes back into the seminary and to the samir mann - - seminaryg and the aesthetic image of jerry brown is accurate was good politics but who he is and it's hard to get him to buy a new suit he says i have one why do i need another?se [laughter] and as a contribution right now when the state faced a 26 billion-dollar deficit and we were written about as greece and ungovernable not only with the financial stability but in many ways restoring public confidence in government. >> i have time for one more question. >> can you see those policy differences quick. >> as susan was talking about and shaping public policy ted kennedy also had a lifelong passion and the family has had issues of healthcare rosemary had an experience which is also an executive decision in a formative experience for ted kennedy when he contracted cancer and ultimately had to have his leg amputated. spending time in the hospital with similar circumstances and less well off and shaping his drive for national healthcare and carter wasas interested with a 76 campaign that promised kennedy into be put

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mid-eighti in the san jose 86 in morgan hill them we start to get things a lot of the hot side as well head samirthe 90's about 94 in pleasanton 93 in dublin 94 in livermore about 79 degrees breezy in the afternoon in hayward 74 and cast valley 93 in walnut creek 86 him raga about 81 degrees in both berkeley and richmond right through the delta tomorrow we're going to feel that delta breeze but not before squeeze and lots of sunshine temperatures looking really nice in the 80's by tomorrow after a very couple mid-eighties in of late about 70 degrees and 95 getting hot in santa rosa and 79 degrees in mill valley. so check it out your 10 a 10. we're going to see those temperatures a heating up over the next few days as high pressure begins to build in out of the desert southwest, some of those numbers getting near triple digit heat over the weekend. i think will cool down a little bit toward the middle of next week. >>all right, thank you and thanks all of you for being with us tonight have a good night. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep

they were out with that of samir passenger numbers.will expect significance imimpact from revenue from august on ward. the previous months oftentimes are affected by previous bookings. but now forward bookings are already dipping by dow jones industrials. so from august on wards they are seeing significance pressure. also, business and leisure travel into hong kong has weakened substantially. they filled 86.1% of seats in july, but forward bookings have fallen by dow jones industrials. that is where the concern is. these picks went around the world of protesters at the hong kong airport. traffic from hong kong starting to soften. paul: cathay was an interesting case study. china warning you toe the party line on hong kong. is that the biggest thing? paul: it seems as though that is the new reality. if you want to do significance business in china, this is how you have to play by the rules. we are getting word, not necessarily confirmed by a number of companies, but from employee letters that have been sent to their workers from the lik

so for investors who are thinking about the next 12 months, this is probably a pretty good spot >> samir, given some of the comments you just made and some of the sectors you like, it sounds like you think the risk around u.s./china trade tensions is priced in here. is that the case and if so, why >> it's not so much we think the risk is priced in. if anything, we think a deal probably doesn't happen until some time next year. it's that rates have drift lower. last year, they were raising interest rates so for a lot of those reasons, we think that economic data in the second half cuddle surprise a little bit to the upside and a lot of that would probably set the stage for at least a little bit of a bounce back. >> victoria, given your points earlier about mortgages, are you attracted to the banks >> we like the banks as a core holding. it's not something we're going to come out of because we're seeing the two to ten go so low today. i think you have to be careful i wouldn't be adding money to the financials, but let them serve as a base for your portfolio. >> thank you for joining us, sa

samira, thank you very much, samir hussein without breaking news on the delay on some of those tariffsre, both down as throughout the morning. gold is easing slightly but not much, still hovering near its highest level for more than six years. the pound, still not doing that right against the euro. i will be back with more later. see later, thank you. —— see you later. today is international left handers day. the day is used for left handers to be loud and proud about their uniqueness, as opposed to the past when some lefties were viewed with suspicion. around 10% of people around the world are thought to be left handed including barack 0bama, oprah winfrey and our very own prince william. look at these. barack 0bama. yes, say it twice and she presses the right button! some debate over whether people are more creative. jimi hendrix, lady gaga, they were all left—handed, and some evidence even suggests left—handed. .. all left—handed, and some evidence even suggests left—handed... sorry, there is something that has gone very there is something that has gone very wrong there is something

samir hussein is in new york. i think we have her on the nine. yes, we can see you.kets on monday, we saw a recovery on tuesday, investors started to feel a bit more confident about the trade war between the united states and china. 0n war between the united states and china. on wednesday against the bottom fell out of the market, but they did recover by the end of the day and today we are seeing investors are feeling a little more confident and part of that confidence is really coming from moves we have seen within china, that the chinese have taken some steps to stabilise the currency somewhat and investors here are taking that as a sign they don't wa nt taking that as a sign they don't want to see their currency devalued and that is giving investors some positive reason to see green today. it is interesting that this is all around the nervousness surrounding the impact of the trade war between the impact of the trade war between the us and china and the effect that could have on global economic growth. is there any sign that those talks are going to yield any sort

we can talk to samir hussein about theirs. it does seem strange.eople we re made this observation. as a people were making this observation, including the chair of the central bank here. he said, if you look at the fundamentals and numbers of the labour market, you see unemployment is at one of the lowest rates ever, we see consumers are spending money, but you are still deciding to cut interest rates by 25 basis points, and the reason for that is what could be happening around the corner that we are seeing there is a bit of a slowdown happening in the global economy and they pointed to some of the impact of these trade was that the impact of these trade was that the united states is waging notjust with finer but with others too. so because of that they wanted to keep the momentum up in the us economy as it has been and they decided to cut interest rates to make sure it continues. to accentuate the positive, we are getting some good company results, we are in the middle of the corporate reporting season. we have strong reports from gm. not only did