. ♪ sarah: i am sarah kelly. welcome to the program.here is outrage in turkey, protesters storming a media outlet just days before the parliamentary elections. the government says it is investigating terror financing and propaganda, but they say it is just a ploy to silence the opposition and censor free speech. reporter: resistance proved to be futile. the turkish government's latest attempts to silence its critics was uncompromising. the istanbul offices of the television station, they were using pepper spray and water cannons to force back angry crowds. supporters of the two tv stations tried to block the entrance to the offices, what police removed the date -- gate and then forced themselves in. inside, agitator journalist discussed how to react, while those outside discussed what it meant. >> this is a coup against the media, against our existing constitution, and against the enterprise. this is clear. a coup does not happen only by tanks or by generalist. now, we are witnessing a different who -- coup under a different umbrella. r

i'm sarah kelly. we will see you in a bit. sarah: welcome back. dutch investigators have released their report into the downing of malaysia airlines flight mh 17 over eastern ukraine last year. they said the plane was shot down by a russian-made missile, but did not say who fired it. there is something big brewing in the world of mergers. ben joins us with a whole lot more. it's going to involve a lot of beer. ben: in this case it was the fifth time asking. the world's biggest rumor, anheuser busch, has reach an informal agreement with sab miller. with just over 6% market value, heineken is closer to sap miller. but team up number one and number two in the industry, miller and the group that owns budweiser, and it's the biggest beer deal in history. the new giant would -- would control almost a third of the market. that puts them way ahead of the competition. >> it will be a real beer and he met when they take over sab miller. every third beer in the world will be buried by the company. it could be a way into the african market, where miller has b

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. ♪ deutsche welle -- sarah: i'm sarah kelly. thank you for joining us.undreds of israeli soldiers have set up roadblocks around a neighborhood following a string of attacks, two of them taking place in the past few hours. palestinian officials have condemned the measures, but israel says they are a necessary response. the edge of joplin and kabbalah, and east jerusalem neighborhood. it is a lockdown on several neighborhoods in the part of the city that the international community considers to be distracted and asked by israel. most of the it -- de facto annexed by israel. most of the attacks have happened here. they are subject to roadblocks and security checks after being able to move freely. >> it is because of the israeli government. >> it is one -- only one of the security measures in an effort to crack down on the attacks. hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to help local police step up security. >> situation is not easy. it is stressful. we are free to overcome, -- we are afraid to overcome somehow. >> and attack left a 70-year-old woman wounde

i am sarah kelly, welcome to the program. a media report says that german officials appear to have paid bribes to win the right to host the 2006 world cup. country soccer association promises an investigation. >> back in 2006, the world was waiting in two anticipation. many have thought perhaps south africa would be awarded. this is what they heard. >> and the winner is dutch lions. -- deutschland. >> the germans were delighted with already the rumors were swirling that something untoward had gone on under the scene. within this interview one year later, he was asked about possible improprieties. >> that is wrong. that is wrong. it was only us. it was bidding committee. there were quattro people and no one else had any influence. neither politics or industry had influence anywhere. >> this statement was issued friday saying that the deal he found no evidence of irregularities. it also said that there were no indications that votes from delegates were bought in connection with the application procedure. now with the scandal su

i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we are taking an in-depth look at the war in syria and the refugee crisis it has created. fresh rounds of diplomacy planned for later this week. representatives from around a dozen countries including the u.s., russia, syria, and turkey will gather in brussels. that's what's going on behind the scenes. we will get some analysis on what's behind the scene in just a moment. in syria, the fight continues both on the ground and from the air. russian airstrikes in syria targeted not only be islamic state but also u.s. backed rebels. this has contributed to the flood of people fleeing syria. russia's intervention in the conflict began four weeks ago, but with limited results. a foreign minister for all allies to renew their soup work. >> it's very important to unite all antiterrorist efforts. when he to be clear and join our efforts instead of trying to say there are good terrorists and that they should not be touched. the antiterrorist fight must be inclusive. all parties should unite arou

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bob doll and david kelly with jpmorgan funds are with us now. sarah joining us, too.ob, of those four options which do you believe is the most likely today? >> brian, i'll go with number three. look, after a month ago when there was the big drum role and all the expectation, it was the fed's chance and i don't see that they'll go now. hopefully december. >> so option three just to remind our viewers, basically no rate hike today and it's mixed to neutral. david kelly, do you agree or do you see something else happening? >> no, i think that's exactly right. i think they will admit that the labor market isn't growing quite as rapidly as they hoped. they will be very comfortable that inflation is still very low but at the same time they won't want to tang december off the table. they'll say international concerns or concerns about volatility have calmed down a bit. they'll want to say how financial conditions are a little less stressful than a week ago. at the moment ago i think they want to leave their options open on december. >> bob, i don't see how they can signal an