of a surety sar is the founder and president of s.t.b. energy international good to have you with us sara what about those waivers we were talking about a few moments ago surely there's a self-defeating for the u.s. on. me she'll be feeding actually a chess game is not the. so the president trucks administration bridge to d.c. our understanding and de sac conclusion that it's better to put the priority for any term election first and prevent any rise of price of gasoline domestically inside who are so they groom are forced to be lose the seats and then there is enough time to attempt and the pressure is against iran and also there is that expectation in the market that in the next six months i mean two thousand and nineteen the market is going to face over and over supply due today higher expert capacity from us and also lower demand so the market will be more read at that time if for any pressures iran is needed so is the us using the reserve currency status of the us dollar as a weapon when it comes to iran well i mean there are many di

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my opinion about sars, it was a fanstic success. which we haven't repeated, unfortunately, since then. certain ly not with ebola. i think after the chinese government changed on april 20th, 2003, they were able to stop the widespread of sars in their country. but at the same time, there's this incredible global coordination through the w.h.o., the chair at the time. many people and organizations. it's a tremendous success story. it was first reported to my knowledge on march 12th of 2003. a tremendous success story. the ebola epidemic people didn't die of hemorrhage. and it's why most of them survived if they are automobile to reach western types of hospital care. they died in extremely high numbers, very unnecessary high numbers of deaths in west africa. the question i would like to ask is if the great majority of deaths of pandemic flu and other influenzas are due to pneumonia and if we can't hope to have a pandemic flu vaccine in the first three months and now i think the effort is focused on first three months, i personally don'

border with iraq following a magnitude six point three earthquake the epicenter was near the town of sar paul is a hob where a powerful temblor killed over six hundred people last year authorities said around two hundred people were injured in sunday's quake. today is international women international day for the elimination of violence against women people around the world have been attending demonstrations calling for an end to all forms of violence against women and girls in istanbul brought police were deployed to block an unauthorized demonstration around one thousand protesters responded by chanting we will not be silent others rallies were held across the globe from syria to spain where demonstrators young and old took to the streets to call out sexism paris mint and assault. here in germany a woman is abused beaten or threatened every five minutes often in their own home the rate of domestic abuse has risen continually in recent years last year around one hundred fourteen thousand women were victims of violence by a partner or ex partner that number is only a fraction of the real

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of a surety sar is the founder and president of s.t.b. energy international good to have you with us sara what about those waivers we were talking about a few moments ago surely there's a self-defeating for the u.s. on the. it may feel defeated but actually the chess game is not finished so the president trucks administration reach to d.c. our understanding and de sac conclusion that it's better to put the priority for any term election first at the event and the rise of price of gasoline domestically inside who are so they groom are forced to be lose the seats and then there is enough time to attempt and the pressure is against iran and also there is that expectation in the market that in the next six months i mean two thousand and nineteen the market is going to face over and over supply due today higher expert capacity from us and also lower demand so the market will be more red at that time if for any pressures iran is needed so is the us using the reserve currency status of the us dollar as a weapon when it comes to iran well i mean

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and that is thanks to the likes of sar everyone born here in one nine hundred eighty she studied at an art school in berlin germany the latest work adorns the icelandic ministry for industries and innovation twenty five artists submitted proposals for minerals and hers was the winning design. this is is how cops are the images demi abstract you can see a whale. and maybe a cod fish and a few other things but it's also open to interpretation if you follow it with your eyes it looks as though it's rising up from the ground and trying to get out. and then you can see it arch back into the sea. and smear everyone can interpret it differently. and i'm happy with that it's a free of. creating the mural was a labor of love. the work was constantly being interrupted by bad weather and tarantula rain would wash everything away. but the result was worth the effort the artist is satisfied and so is the ministry push a lot of video that i'm a lot more bizarre worked on it for two months come rain or shine. the weather this year was awful. but she did a magnificent job and made this. wonderful imag

sanctions are critical iran's economy to extend that the whole system will collapse if we don't expect sar really good to talk to many thanks d. dr sarra surely that in washington. still to come on counting the cost why i have every coast so white gold is now at the center of the u.s. china trade war. but first rethink your budget or face fines that's the message from the european commission to its elite the government in rome has put forward a rule busting spending and tax cut plan the expansionary measures designed to grow the economy but the e.u. says the proposal is an expensive miscalculation it's the first time that a member state's budget has been rejected by the block the italians now have until november thirteenth to resubmit. the father of the world wide web says the internet is broken but that he has a plan to fix it speaking at the website. tech conference in lisbon this week tim berners lee said that there's been a big change in the web since he invented it nearly thirty years ago his foundation has released a new contract for the web with guidelines for companies governments

the greening session was well worth it bryan and his sheep and sar all spruced up and look like prize winners sheep are important in wales and not just for the farmers it's worth noting that most of the animals from here end up in europe especially in french cuisine. that way is the. it's easier to sing about the bright side of life than to live it but music makes people happy it's the life blood of these former welsh coal miners the mines have long been closed and their jobs are gone but the choir remained so did the frustration of being left behind forgotten by london. punished was the e.u. the. yeah. being on the bright side it months ago rick said no not really i don't know it's one of the oldest i wondered what it what i find is marg is this area could recall a deprived area we get more european subsidies much more than the rest of the country i'm going to cost us a fortune the people in this area i think they were much going to cost us they would never have voted so ok a show of hands. want to vote leave now still. and the other ones still remain. so nothing changed last winter.

sar is once again looking for a job the thirty four year old iranian will soon be unemployed again that's because her employer german manufacturing giant siemens is leaving iran and if they can make land currently the economic situation is very difficult it's not just affecting foreign companies but iranian ones as well i've been writing job applications since i was told i was going to lose my job but i haven't had a single response yet carmack at. seventy day has been working in the h r department examines for three years before that she worked for a norwegian company but that company also pulled out of iran because of the u.s. sanctions so every day a says she is reliving a bad experience. since i heard the news that i've had real trouble simply getting up early in the morning it's so demotivating to have to put so much effort into something only to be let go and there's nothing we can do. said he day it does her shopping in the evening but that is especially hard for her prices have skyrocketed in the last year and now she has to consider if she can afford even the most basic foods lik

brussels bureau chief of max hole from who is in for the sars welcome. walter the musings of people are going to be looking out for is that between president trump of america president paying of china is quite a lot riding on that. there's a lot riding on that it's probably the meeting economically speaking that will have by far the most impact remember g. twenty was founded to increase prosperity and coordination economic or coordination in the world although it also was there to advance multi-lateralism something that the argentinean president might create recalled and opening the g twenty here on friday another important meeting though is also taking place or actually two important meetings on friday and those are politically those are between the french president a man who in my call and the russian president vladimir putin. is due to meet putin on saturday that meeting still stands and in the evening to reset may and the saudi crown prince we just talked about that here earlier that is probably the only bilateral meeting between the european leader

blocking the city's ring road another king routes for a second day with a so-called snail protest sars a place that billets is a big part of roads reportedly causing hundreds of kilometers of traffic jams and demonstrations of the changes in conditions that the paramedics say will put them out of work. the protests are just the latest in recent weeks and they come as right wing party leader marine le pen has overtaken emanuel for the first time in the polls that are ahead of. elections next year r.t. strong quarter takes a closer look. france has broken out into protest as of late on nov fifth five hundred paramedics as well as two thousand supporters took to the streets to protest a government reform that would end state funding towards medical transportation and on the same day macron found himself trying to defuse a growing up roar about the rising taxes on fuel prices in france already angry citizens are prepared to block roads on nov seventeenth in response to this with authorities preparing for the worst and recently there were even several severe building collapses in a poor nei

terrific witness he was there closest of anybody he said sir hand came the gun was close to his face sarhand got two shots off and he grabbed him and put the hand down and steam table inserted and continued to fire the gun. version was bang bang and then and then i looked back over there and there were there were a commotion going on. i'm not. and never heard the other there's a recession. and that's when witnesses told the place we heard two shots a pause and then a flurry of shots and that's pretty much what i heard too. and either johnson kid at twenty two can hold up to eight bullets so after firing the first two shots sirhan had six left. in the. robot like pulling the trigger until he fired the other six shots but he had no control over the bullets went over us. after the shooting he was surrounded by about twenty people that were trying to kill him. and that's why i mean he was in custody by all these guys until the police arrived. back. in our custody now and we do not know who he is he had no identification he refuses to make a statement of any kind he does he can understand eng

so if they had met and if they maybe they do meet anyway and who knows i'm going to sars you never know what trungpa change his mind every five minutes maybe this thing could be helpfully you know there could be some push towards resolving it a huge crisis that of course petro poroshenko the president of ukraine obviously staged in order to help him win this election because he now called for martial law he can cancel those elections and make some tough so. that you know that is being made into a major crisis here in the u.s. and it gets worse if trump does not mean to tell you to hold absolute you know you'd think maybe maybe it's all fashion these days maybe we just paid all fashion to it but you know if you've got a problem we're trying to sort it out with someone you want to face to face meeting even some u.s. democrat surprised they want to the president's to meet at the g. twenty to thrash out whatever problems they've covered go including the coach straight in fought is said it's a bald melendez we just learned from the president and he's announced that he's canceling this meetin

cars and some not so expensive cars so that's an interesting thing so that all that brings on the sars which is the expected annual sales to be at seventeen million so seventeen point five nine which is a record high especially for twenty team when they were expecting it to actually turn the other direction new cars mean people buy insurance they buy all those things that go with that and so that helps the economy grow overall because half of the dow jones is automotive base stocks while half i look at this half of all the time and i never caught that one let me ask you lauren on interest rates if they're not really putting a crimp in buyers that this point is there or is there a point where they will be look at the fed going to probably increase interest rates by another quarter percent in december does that matter that much now given all these incentives you talk about or you think think the market will continue to be strong going forward to next year i think the market will be strong from auto sales through the end of the year i don't believe that a quarter percent is going to impac

life in paris was harder for those who had served in the sars army and didn't have a lot of money. many of them ended up driving taxi cabs for a living. the last of these drivers retired in one nine hundred seventy at the age of ninety two. the emigres were concerned about the spread of soviet influence throughout the world. the economic and social dislocation was caused by world war one prompted many people to join communist parties they believed communism would bring about equality for all. support for the communists grew in london berlin new york minute and drove. one of the founders of the italian communist party until new gramsci travel to moscow in one nine hundred twenty one to study the soviet system. one lives for the party. in italy many anti communist veterans joined a movement led by war hero gabrielli done once you've. done a good show opposed the treaty of versailles because it ordered italy to hand over territory to the new yugoslav state including domination and the city of fuming now told being. our victory has been ruined. the news who sought to make italy a first

this sars headline. stories protests across the u.s. president trump forces czerny general jeff sessions. against his nomination is standing against his removal a recent thing i like about most of the people that donald trump appointed are you protesting now. because i'm a. white women in texas for. training feminists casting their midterm votes in favor of the state's republican. i'm very tired.

twenty fifteen nuclear deal this comes as the iranian defense minister said production of iran's car sar fighter jet has begun our president trump has backtracked from suggestions u.s. soldiers deployed to the border with mexico would shoot migrants if they throw rocks at them he was referring to central american migrants trying to enter the country without documents what they did to the mexican military is a disgrace here with rocks were very seriously injured and they were throwing rocks and they're very they do that with us they're going to be arrested there's going to be a problem i don't say sure i didn't say sure but they do that whether they're going to be arrested for a long time at least ten thousand people have been displaced by fighting in central african republic in the last four days camps set up for those who fled their homes have been attacked and at least two people killed more than seven hundred thousand have been displaced since former president francois was overthrown in two thousand and thirteen protests in pakistan against be acquittal of a christian woman who was on

sanctions are critical iran's economy to extend that the whole system will collapse if we don't expect sar really good to talk to many thanks d. dr sarra surely that in washington. still to come on counting the cost what i have every coast so white gold is now at the center of the u.s. china trade war. but first rethink your budget or face fines that's the message from the european commission to its elite the government in rome has put forward a rule busting spending and tax cut plan the expansionary measures designed to grow the economy but the e.u. says the proposal is an expensive miscalculation it's the first time that a member state's budget has been rejected by the block the italians now have until november thirteenth to resubmit. the founder of the world wide web says the internet is broken but that he has a plan to fix it speaking at the web summit.

low 50s upper 40s to 51 in santa clara and also sar toga. that's the system.will pick up tonight and over the weekend so except for higher clouds, another very mild day. 60s and 70s and 80s. 7:31 sal will tell us the traffic is busy. >> we have gotten to the peak of the commute. lighter than usual for many but doesn't seem to be the case. we're going to start at east contra costa county. traffic is slow from pittsburgh into bay point through concord. it's normal here, however 680 there's an accident at stone valley road and look at 680, it's beginning to back up from the 24 interchange, it's usually not this way. so this is staying that way until you reach stone valley road and pass the crash blocking two lanes on the way down to danville and san ramon. this say look at the bay bridge that's been pretty slow this morning. we haven't found out anything that's going on. the traffic on the span is a little improved from last time but still slow. on the other side it's improved so there's hope. hopefully everything will start improving. maybe it was a slow moving

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jim mattis seems to be a souring of the relationship there between the president and his defense neck sar. ke kirstjen nielsen. >> in fairness, there is hundreds, if not thousands of people that work directly for the president. and the vast majority of them are very, very good at their jobs. i'm friends with dozens, if not hundreds of them myself. many of them have worked for other republican administrations or republican members of among and are much more traditional republicans, as you would. so i'm not too worried about who is whispering with the president's ear or how the administration is being staffed. i do think it is curious that he fires people without a clear line of succession in place. why let nikki haley go and weeks later we don't know who the nominee will be to be the un ambassador. same at the justice department. i'm glad that he hasn't fired his chief of staff or the homeland security secretary yet in part because i assume that there is not somebody ready to go in those critically important jobs. so i think the president has every right to shake up his white house, especi

sar sara, you've been taking a very close look at all of this. what do you see?'s really distressing. hatred is being exposed almost unlike we've ever seen it before because of social media and cell phones but of course those devices don't actually create hate. they just capture it. what you're about to see, you're going to hear some racial slurs. we did that only to show you what real americans are experiencing in this country in a rising state of hate. >> we're going to kill all of you. >> reporter: across america, racism and anger once hidden in the shadows now pouring out into the light. in santa monica, a racist tirade over a parking space, a message for muslims in a car in north dakota. >> i'm going to kill everyone one of your [ bleep ] muslims. >> reporter: a black army veteran targeting and killing white police officers in dallas. a landscaper abused in los angeles. >> why do you hate us? because we're mexicans? >> reporter: words of hate which seem to be banished now brandished more and more often. the fbi says in 2017, hate crimes shot up 17%. the moti

--sar -- which are caesar's onto god -- god. steve: from the 1941 film.olland, you mentioned that moment a short time ago. why is that a significant part of this movie? get: it was important to again propaganda, to get the thatge across to americans it was necessary to understand ,hy it was important to fight why young men should be thinking seriously about enlisting. it was designed for that. steve: gerald york, is there anything in the film that is hollywoodized? col. york: there is one part that my grandmother -- like i said, my grandfather had a copy of the movie and we had seen it many times. i have seen it with my grandfather and my grandmother. my grandmother lived 20 years passed my grandfather, so i spent a lot of time with her. every time she saw the movie, there are a couple places in the movie where she runs out to the field and gives him a kiss, and another one is she kissed him when she left. [video clip] >> alvin. ♪ col. york: and every time she saw the movie she would say, i don't know why they put that in. i am not sure what people are go

that was the unintended consequence of an assassination that was taking place between the serbs and saro pray for the president and he's got to keep doing the right thing for the united states of america. >> even between the start of world war i and what is happening today, you were the chief of staff during 9/11. it is an indelible picture, you informing president bush of the attacks. 15 of the 9/11 hijackers were saudis. how tough of a balance is the relationship that the u.s. has with saudi arabia, and the need to hold that country accountable? >> it's a very tough relationship and it is hard to keep that balance in place. other presidents have had to deal with tough decisions that are made with regard to saudi arabia and they've done it pretty well. president george w. bush knowing that many of the terrorists that attacked our country came from saudi arabia did not have the support of the saudi arabian government. the saudis were allies on our war on terror. that having been said, there have a wahhabi practice -- that has been a challenge. we don't like what the muslim brotherhood h

more than pix sar, marvel and lucas film combined.and attractions at the park. >> all the great franchises. the avengers and incredibles. you can rattle them off. disney is the biggest thing in the entertainment game. so many successful movie franchises. it goes hand in hand. and so yes, $135 is an extraordinary amount to pay. but people will pay it. so let's double the attendance and double the size of the park. >> that's per person. and food and pack the car. it's $1,000 a day. >> no wonder they're so rich. >> not everything glitters so brightly. hong kong disney has been losing money. and struggled since it opened. >> three years of falling admission falling profit. so that is where they're going tr it. building frozen land and putting in avengers attractions in there. rather than writing it off. they're making it better. and making it the ultimate disney theme park. again a great move. >> kids around the world are rejoicing and celebrating. and annoying parents to go. >> see you. thank you. >>> thank you for watching cnn "newsroom

where there are gaps just as after the september 11 commission, making ourselves sar in the skies with congressional reforms, we have the same duty now. >> woodruff: congressman eric swalwell, memberhf te house intelligence committee. thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, president trump canceled a demeeting with russian pre vladimir putin, at the upcoming g-20 summit. he tweeted his decision, after leaving for argentin in it, he cited russia's seizure of three ukrainian ships and 24 sailors near occupied crimea. the president said he decided that "it would be best fors ll partncerned to cancel." that came less than an hourte he said he was still open to meeting with putin. ukrainian president petro poroshenko called today for nato to send more warships to the crimean region. but a nato spokesperson said the alliance already has a strong presence there. the kremlin complained that poroshenko is trying provoke new trouble. president trump is giving out mixed signals trade tensions with china, ahead of meeting with china's president at the g- 20. it c

terrific witness he was there closest of anybody he said sir hand came the gun was close to his face sar hand got two shots off and he grabbed him and put the hand on steam table inserted and continued to fire the gun. first it was bang bang and then and then i looked back over there and there were there were commotion going on. i'm not. in the. never heard the other there's a recession. and that's when witnesses told the place we heard two shots a pause and then a flurry of shots and that's pretty much what i heard too. and either johnson kid at twenty two can hold up to eight bullets so after firing the first two shots sirhan had six left. in the. robot like pulling the trigger until he fired the other six shots. but he had no control over the bullets went over to us. after the shooting he was surrounded by about twenty people that were trying to kill him. and that's why i mean he was in custody by all these guys until the police arrived. back and then i custody now and we do not know who he is he had no identification even is a to make a statement of any kind that they can understand

terrific witness he was there closest of anybody he said sir hand came the gun was close to his face sar hand got two shots off and he grabbed him and put the hand on steam table inserted and continued to fire the gun. first it was bang bang and then and then i looked back over there and there were there were commotion going on. i'm not. and never heard the other there's a recession. and that's when witnesses told the place we heard two shots a pause and then a flurry of shots and that's pretty much what i heard too. and either johnson kid at twenty two can hold up to eight bullets so after firing the first two shots sirhan had six left. in the. robot like pulling the trigger until he fired the other six shots. but he had no control over the bullets went over to us. after the shooting he was surrounded by about twenty people that were trying to kill him. and that's why i mean he was in custody by all these guys until the police arrived. back and i custody now that we do not know who he is he had no identification even is a to make a statement of any kind that he can understand english. a

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donald trump has to look and sar idential elections are more like house selections and senate elections are like the electoral it's an recollection where both sides come away with somebody and both sides have responsibility for something. in the short term that's at least a good thing. >> woodruff: mark shields what are you seeing. >> i think one of the great mistakes we make is to jump from a midterm election if we're sitting here on the night of 2010 we wuld have been sure that broke wabaroque wasbarack m president. they picked up seats in the house and thetu legis. i'm not sure what message there is being cept from this election. we are and continue to be a divided country. we are sorted out. the president has chosen un a campaign of division when he had a opportunity in my judgment to be a un ifying messad to do quite well. t he can take consolation. he got his people who ordinarily don't vote in midterm elections. you look at the vote he did get in 2016. those are not people who are regular midterm voters and he did generate their interest. i good get a kick out of kellyanne conway

sar the pbs newshour, i'm desjardins. oodruff: thousands of employees walked out of google offices in more than 40 locations around the world today, protesting the company's handling of sexual misconduct claims. the "new york times" reported last week thate had paid millions of dollars to departing executives accused of sexual harassment, and never made the allegations public. them: android creator andy rubin, who received $90 million on his way out the door. rubin denies forcing a female google employee into a sexual act, despite the fact that an internal investigatiound the claim credible. employees in new york d a rally after aving their office, and called for a broader cultural shift at the company. >> we demand structural change in the name of transparency, accountability, and equity. this is not really just for myself it's for everyone here. we also know that e the eyes of many companies looking at us and we've always been a vanguard company, so if we d't lead the way, nobody else will. >> woodruff: katie benner co- wrote the original "new york times" story that disclosed how go

i posed the question to sar handers, why was patrick casey here, and who was he meeting with? i haven't gotten a response from the white house yet. that's a really, i think, something people are looking at and are very concerned that there are white nationalists in the white house as the president said just asking about them is racist. >> woodruff: you were doing your job as a reporter, and yamiche alcindor, we thank you. >> thanks, judy. >> woodruff: that came woodruff: let's stay at the white house now, and more of my interview with counselor to the president, kellyanne cony. we ran part of that interview earlier, where she spoke about the decision to fire jeff sessions. here now is the rest of ouron conversa >> yesterday was another onhistory-making day ford trump, the president, judy. in the last 80 years, only eight time has the president's party in power picked up any senate seats. this year with the president's leadership and hm barnstorming the country with these reallies, 53 rallies since he took office, 30 rallies in just the last two months ago, the president's-- th

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old building is being transformed into a new museum malika a wall here is the driving force behind sars partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous called museums is not beautiful apartheid museum so countries around the world have walked to memorialize these events that have shaped them by dition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the shared history. on november sixth the united states will vote will president tony trump gain or lose ground we'll be live from the white house pier on capitol hill as the results probably join us for special coverage of the u.s. big travel lectures on al-jazeera. i'm his story sorry for the people every week brings a series of breaking stories told through the eyes of the world's journalists these two v

declaration of independence took place at the time there sar was slavery. i think that the future of america is going to look more like the actio direction than we are feeling today. [applause] i think all kinds of things are on our site including our side r history and biography. but to get there we have to listen to dan said he will tell us how we are going to win that fight. [applause] >> i'm very excited to share the stage tonight because he's been my friend for ten years and i feel like this attack panicking about the speech. i woke up that morning to a piece on good morning america that said i will invade pakistan to get bin laden which if you are running as an opponent of the war that is suboptimal to say the least. so, finally the truth comes out. the best way to explain my book is a sort of tell the story how i decided to write it. when i was leaving the white house in 2015 through the normal checkout procedure for any senior white house aide i turned in my blackberry. i wasn't going to write a tell-all book because unlike tel all book because unli