chinese president xi jinping reportedly delivered a series of internal speeches following a visit to sheen junge setting a hot line course he reportedly said beijing had to be as harsh on what he called extremists and show quote absolutely no mercy. but the report says she also rejected proposals to eliminate islam in the country beijing did not deny the authenticity of the documents but described the report as a clumsy patchwork of selective interpretation. you were sure what the new york times used devious tactics of changing context and taking meaning out of context to publicize so-called internal documents. from china will never be soft in its fight against violent terrorists and it will spare no effort in protecting the safety of its peoples lives only under pure leaf. and that means near complete surveillance and hence with ai facial recognition and data analytics want to ring whether the people of putting approved thoughts and actions about family tie. bottoms and versions are we're good researcher and join him on the line from washington d.c. but i'm welcome what do you make of the

said to become africa's largest hydroelectric power plant once there is a war starts to feel it deep sheen officials worry their water levels will fall even more. it's about things that may have been murdered much more than 90 percent of egypt's water depends on oil water outside our borders. such projects like dams which are being established in the source countries without consultation with the countries that the nile pool is in to represent a problem. even small changes to the knowledge the water flows will have a big think if the night of water drops like i said before and he took percent drop of water pipes 1000000 people. the more impoverished it got the goodies the farmers i think that the fact that most egypt is still pure are continuing the negotiations over the water and hope to reach an agreement early next year. now the international criminal court has sentenced former. bosco and doug band to 30 years in prison for war crimes and crimes against humanity nicknamed the terminator duggan that was a rebel military commander in an ethnic conflict in the mineral rich region of congo

the other global business stories making news folks wagon has defended its production facility and sheen junk province after leak government documents shed light on chinese detention camps holding over a 1000000 and other muslim minorities in the region carmaker said it hoped to contribute to the region's development it was closely monitoring the situation there on sunday global media outlets released numerous documents exposing conditions in the camps. german carmaker audi plans to slash 9 and a half 1000 jobs in germany over the next 5 years as part of a massive restructuring plan that's meant to save billions over the coming decade the cuts will take place through an early retirement program audi said it would continue hiring however in areas like electra mobility and digitize asian. german economists are expecting a strong holiday season and its monthly consumer climate index german market research group g f k predicted an increase in consumer confidence of just over one percent for december but the christmas optical ego's halfway to correcting last month's retail slump. now imagine

when i looked at the water there was a rainbow sheen all over it. i could see the fuel was just covering most of the water. >> reporter: video from sky 7 shows the fuel from alameda all the way to the oakland estuary. >> it is an active incident with the coast guard and they're doing the best to mitigate the runoff or flotation of petroleum products or hazardous fluids on the water surface. >> reporter: an inspector with the department of fish and wildlife described it as minor to moderate. >> what you can see on the water is kind of deceptive. a little bit of oil and water goes a long way and spreads out quickly. >> >> reporter: and the most effective clean-up is natural evaporation. williams feels more can and should be done. >> we're in this climate change reality and it goes somewhere and drops down into the water and evaporates into the air and it goes somewhere and it is not like this is a nonevent and that is what i'm finding difficult about the explanations. >> reporter: and we are told that the boat owners are cooperating and are paying for

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>> it's going to be a night of partying and heavy drinking or as charlie sheen calls it breakfast.'m not going to try to ruin anyone's night. this is ruining my night. >>ave you had a drink yet? >>cheers. >> the moral of this story is don't sit in the front row. >> i will not. >> your husband probably will be nominated. >>> let's head to rachel scott. >>> "glamourhas named you with the rebel award tonight. so what do you think has been the most rebellious thing you've done in your career? >> it's tocool of a title for me. there's nothing rebellious about that. >> charlize got emotional accepting her ard. >> that's why i do all of this, for my girls. jackson and auggie, they are t reason i'll never stop nighting. i'm a mess. you all [ bleep ] me up. >>> now to a little known hollywood bromance between brad pitt and adam sadler. >> we go way back, but what i love most, you have a reputation for being very kind, very honorable. >> can i just say watchingou i'm like thas my buddy? >>he fan boying was next level during "variety studio, actors on actors series." the two bonded over the f

when i looked at the water, there was a rainbow sheen all over it. i could see the fuel was covering most of the water. >> video from sky 7 shows the fuel spreading from alameda all the way to the oakland estuary. >> coast guard and they're doing their best to mitigate any of the runoff, the flotation of petroleum products or hazardous fluids on the water surface. >> an inspector with the department of fish and wildlife describes it as minor to moderate. a little bit of the oil in the water is can go a long way. a little bit of oil in the water goes a long way. >> he said it's hard to collect this amount of fuel and the most effective cleanup is natural vab ration. >> we're in this climate change reality. it goes somewhere. it drops into the water, evaporates into the air. it goes somewhere. it's not like this becomes a nonevent. that's what i'm finding difficult about the explanation. >> reporter: now, the department of fish and wildlife said the boat holds 250 gallons of fuel. but they do not believe all of it spilled into the marina. so far they'v

. >>> take a look at this oil sheen. it was caused by a boat that caught fire last night. no one was hurt. the cause is still unknown, but the boat did sink. diesel fuel from the boat spread throughout the marina. liz williams lives on a houseboat. >> this morning i walked out my door about 10:00 in the morning and was just inundated with a fuel smell. when i looked at the water there was a rainbow show. >> california department of fish and wildlife inspectors says the spill is minor to moderate and the most effective cleanup is natural evaporation. they haven't seen any harm to wildlife so far. officials say the boat owners are required to cover the cost of the cleanup. >>> a ticket to ride that will cost you $10 to sit in a million dollar car. all the highlights from the auto show. >> i actually got off the respirator. >> he was paralyzed from the neck down. meet the bay area man now giving hope to others. >>> and up in the air. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning fibers, so c

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negotiate from a position of a little more strength when they negotiate an end to the war and dumbass go sheening with the russians this also is a way that would reduce the number of ukrainians who would die i take it if the provision of u.s. military assistance would save ukrainian lives lives that any delay in that assistance may also cost ukrainian lives is that true jemma course it's hard to provoke to draw any direct lines between any particular element of security systems and any particular death on the battlefield but it is certainly true that that assistance had enabled ukrainian armed forces to be effective at deter and to be able to take countermeasures to the to the attacks that the russians had and i think you said that ukraine a soldier lost their life while you were visiting dumbass we keep very careful track of the casualties and i noticed on the next day the information that we got that one was killed 4 people 4 soldiers were wounded on that day and indeed ukrainians lose their lives every week every week i think you also testify that russia was watching closely to gauge the level

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fury and fair we would have won already so in the meantime the popular discontent against on sunday sheen has increased so do people really waiting for a change a positive change i did look at the change they are waiting for a signal the signal will be d. return of the c.n.r. be the opposition leadership once we are into country there will be a popular uprising we call on the army not to shoot others and to turn down a gun against the dictator so this will be really the turning of the tipping point well at this tipping point i mean to broaden out the discussion graham let me ask you as someone who's been watching can i get politics fan from outside of the country how united in your mind is the cambodian opposition now and is is an uprising like that's possible. well i think any any of photos of our terrible year they'd have been in a country where they'd have been or 2 found in europe brought within the region on high see what the level of support is i mean you know to support a significant are if i'm not wrong figures put it with our team in supporters of the senior c.n.n. r.t. and with

all that is over and trump is simply saying you know i give up but simply putting a brave face on a sheen on it arrives freedom charlie or from the general school of international affairs thanks for that. that died today on that visit. i meeting between the french president of the native chief is apparently failed to resolve lingering tensions about omar quote again casting doubt on the current agenda of the near 70 year old military alliance. if it looks at the roots of the tensions. one of the 1st symptoms of irrelevance is when you find yourself having to remind people that you are relevant successful and someone's got off in a bit of a verbal self-congratulatory blitzkrieg need to is a strong alliance but more than one we are adapting it we are agile and we are active so we are responding to a changing world and the reason why nato is the most successful launch of these 2 it is that we have been able to change in the world is changing and that's exactly what we have done over the last years that's exactly what we are doing nato is the most successful alliance in history. and alliance

industries bible the michelin guide she says it nearly broke him by suggesting she used the wrong type of sheens in one of the souffles. i'm sumi so much gonna it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has signed a law backing anti-government demonstrators in hong kong the legislation mandates an annual review of the favorable trade status that washington grants hong kong it also threatens sanctions against chinese. fishel who commit human rights abuses in the territory china has denounced the bill calling it a serious interference in its internal affairs but it's been welcomed as a victory by hong kong's pro-democracy movement you as well that the administration and the congress they said it curious that you know your presidency hong kong even is on the hotline of beijing but we are also the global city that will have foreign businessmen also 'd that live here at how to safeguard hong kong politico at equinix freedom that's also will be the quiet here and also one of the issue that presidency or kariya. well as expected china has reacted angrily to the signing of the legislation

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towards rights groups estimate that more than a 1000000 people have been locked up in camps in the sheen john region it includes intelligence briefings that describe how police use a data system based around artificial intelligence to select who ought to be detained colombia's president even. recently elected mayors and governors to hammer out a deal on reforms a call for a national dialogue after days of nationwide anti-government protests u.s. defense secretary mark esper has fired the navy's top official as for acted against richard spencer over allegations that spencer proposed a deal with the white house behind his back the matter has to do with a navy seal who is accused of war crimes and his case has been championed by president donald trump in iraq at least a dozen people have been killed across the country in the last 24 hours in the southern city of basra security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters killing at least 3 people they were dispersing crowds near the main or protesters burned tires to main roads across the city you're upset with the headlines here on al-

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sheen of course corruption is a huge issue in this country and people will tell you that that is one of the main reasons why the economy is at the point where it is today so now we're seeing a shift in the protests protestors tactics which is moving to government institutions also buildings that have to do with electricity and phone companies to try and keep the pressure on to see some kind of accountability some kind of change when it comes to the system. action or streisand killed at least 3 children in serious and lead province ospital for women and children was among the targets several medical staff also ensured more details now from ha ha bar and ghazi on tap near the turkey syria border. strikes have targeted many medical facilities over the last few weeks in those areas we've just been in touch with the director of that hospital that was targeted basically he said that many people were injured mostly evacuated to other hospitals of the hospital is now out of service which means that many people who live in the in the area won't have access to any medical facility any time soo

lives or were and trump is simply saying you know i give up but simply putting a bridge last resort a sheen on it. another headline story for you the mayor of a small town in bolivia who was brutally assaulted by protestors amid unrest triggered by the country's political crisis is refusing to resign but you're sure our chain has now left hospital images of the attack on her and marched on social media revealing the violence towards politicians of the party of ousted leader morales a quick warning you may find the following scenes upsetting at the start of november after setting the town and. paraded how bath put down cut her hair and public you can spring red during the 4 hour ordeal she was made to kneel and sign a resignation letter she told us she's still being treated for kidney damage sustained from the blows she received. when all what happened was disgusting i'm now recovering from brina all damage that i suffered during the assault and i'm still in pain the also cut of my hair they bade me. but they can change my views everything was so confusing at that moment many of them covered

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all their lives or were and trump is simply saying you know i give up but simply putting a sort of sheen on it. now to a country that's been in the headlines recently quite a lot the mayor of a small town in bolivia who was brutally assaulted by protesters amid the unrest triggered by the country's political crisis is refusing to resign patricia archie has now left hospital images of the attack on her emerged on social media revealing the violent towards politicians of the party of ousted leader. a warning you may find the following scenes upsetting. at the start of november after setting the town hall on fire and until morale is more paraded have put cuts in public and sprayed to read during a 4 hour ordeal she was made to kneel and sign a resignation letter told her she's still being true to damage the stain on the clothes she received. what happened was disgusting. i'm now recovering from renal damage that i suffered during the assault and i'm still in pain the also cut off my hair. but they can change my views everything was so confusing at that moment many of them covered their face

islam is a great religion and we all need to respect islam go to go to many parts in sheen john goldennd see with their own eyes how many mosques are elegantly standing there in front of the people in front of them believe years and nonbelievers if anyone believe that chalo will damage of do draw is to the mosques they are cheating themselves they are cheating the whole world and the truth will be more eloquent than these lies victor gao thank you for joining me on up front. this week the trumpet ministration announced that the u.s. would no longer consider israeli settlements in the occupied west bank a violation of international law reversing 4 decades of u.s. government policy while the israeli government praised the decision most countries and the united nations continue to view settlements as illegal but when it comes to israel in the occupied territories including garza does international law even matter anymore or is it just whatever the united states says it is joining me to debate this from ramallah omar shakur the director of human rights watch in israel and palestine and her

sudan approves a logical bleakly dismantle any trace of former president omar al bashir or sheen. and the death toll rises to at least 46 in albania as deadly earthquake as new tremors are reported. as president has announced peace talks have resume with the afghan taliban the news came during a surprise visit to afghanistan's air base where he met with president. and u.s. soldiers stationed there as more. the u.s. commander in chief celebrates thanksgiving with troops a dog room air base in afghanistan a tradition going back to the start of the conflict against the taliban in 2001 but after 18 years it's a war washington is struggling to finish and donald trump says he's lies in the hands of the taliban the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal it's going to be a real deal but we'll see but they want to make a deal and they only want to make a deal because you're doing a great job the chillers they want to make if you trouble announced for the 1st time the taliban is interested in reaching a peace agreement with the government in kabul. this after the

skipping school on friday to protest against climate change and marches began in australia and japan sheens in sydney protested outside the headquarters of the ruling party under a smoke filled sky australia's east coast has been devastated by bushfires in recent weeks which some blame on climate change. in germany protesters stormed the main shopping precinct trying to block access to the black friday sales they demonstrated outside on the country's biggest chain stores saying there was a need to overhaul consumerism if climate change was to be properly tackled a un conference on climate change will be held in madrid next week. and also in india's capital students there demonstrating outside a waste energy power plant new delhi is one of the world's most polluted cities and has really suffered recently with poor quality killing about 2 and a half 1000000 people in india each year. now the issue of the irish border has been one of the main problems with sorting out a deal for the u.k. to leave the european union but it does mean that northern ireland's traditionally divide communities have

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despicable you can't don't like them and can't have a civil kftion with kftion you don't have them on the sheen attack and demean them and cry about how cursed culture is today. >> that's a very good point raymond survive the views and life to speak about it. all right. indeed. [laughter] the dukes of hazard they were known for battling corrupt politicians. now one of the stars of the show beau -- my favoriting taking on a new fight confederate flag controversy. john schneider enters "watters world." next. (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? (vo) automatically sort your expenses and save over 40 hours a month. (danny) every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! (vo) you earned it, we're here to make sure you get it. quickbooks. backing you. ♪ >> the general e. is back with beau duke and drivers seat dukes of hazard star john honoring legacy of the classic series with new movie christmas car. which pouk on the controversy surrounding the confederate flag. >> the show considered universal sign of intolerance and racism. sym

warren, sheen watts to do something different. would tax employers and have them pay what she calls an employer medicare contribution to the federal government instead of paying premiums to the private ensurers. she says that it washes out. it's a flat tax the employers will fpay the same for everyone. unlike a progressive tax. >> when the economists say if you make it more expensive to hire somebody. then they're going to -- employers are not going to want to hire. if employers have to pay x amount to the federal government as a tax they're going to be less likely to hire that person. sanders is saying, even though he would also raise taxes, that's not going to happen under his plan it won't have as great effect. they made the same argument with the employer mandate under obamacare, the studies are mixed as to what the reaction was from employers. we have the great recovery from the great recession. it doesn't look like the employer mandate hurt the hiring, so it's unclear whether warren's contribution requirement would also it g

. >> that is why charlie sheen can't get a job right now. >> politics is everywhere.ance. >> horrible that i had to watch this i'm still -- >> why. >> this is like "dancing with the stars" is -- >> you done have t didn't have h it. >> i did. kennedy: you can turn the channel. >> i had to research. >> people get outrages every year. when there is a disney kid they are like they already know how to dance that is not fair. >> spicey is like, amateur dancer, not a good dancer. kennedy: not yet. >> by the end of the show he will be a roc rockette. >> i want to see the high kick. >> how high. >> he was limber, did trump make fun of him for his wait weight. kennedy: he did, i think she doing pilates. >> he has a good sense of humor about all of hims that happened kennedy: he is getting lost laugh -- last laugh, a book deal and a cooking show. >> they are being pissed off he is becoming likeable. >> i like it from minute high talked about crab sizes that was so fun sp funny and stupid. kennedy: the best. ever. >> what about picture? they are lying. damnable liberals thank you

you can't sheen people for looking at the environment and saying this environment is not friendly toiversity of thought. this environment is not friendly to low taxes or me keeping more of my money. he should be commended for that. >> jesse: to one trickle juan's about greed, donald trump doesn't take a salary as president. barack obama did. dana, first republican president of a long time to go after chicago and homelessness in l.a. this has democrats on her heels. they don't like witticism. >> dana: the problems of gotten worse in the last decade. the issue of governance is the one that really matters. people aren't just leaving because the taxes. they are living for other problems. i lived here nine years. the decrease in quality of life in the city from this area up through the park i think is visible. i see it every day. it gets worse every year. when you start talking about more trash doesn't get picked up. the traffic is horrendous. some of the decisions about traffic flow and things, when everyday life gets a little bit harder and you have an option to leave, you think why am

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despicable you can't don't like them and can't have a civil kftion with kftion you don't have them on the sheen't attack and demean them and cry about how cursed culture is today. >> that's a very good point raymond survive the views and life to speak about it. all right. indeed. [laughter] the dukes of hazard they were known for battling corrupt politicians. now one of the stars of the show beau -- my favoriting taking on a new fight confederate flag controversy. john schneider enters "watters world." next. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. yeah, now business is rolling in. steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a spicy taco.burn, now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn? [ music: instrumental which ♪ continues throughout spot. ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the general e. is back with beau duk

it is goldman's entry into the area, partnering with apple, trying to create this sort of fancy sheen a card apple was trying to get into this business. what's happening is a pr nightmare essentially with the algorithm. the bigger question, what's happening with the other credit card algorithms and around health care, real estate, around all kinds of results that could be discriminatory. it is an issue around awhile this puts it into sharp relief >> it speaks to the fact that yes, an algorithm involves computers and machines, still has to be a human being that's inputting the code. >> i don't know if it is unintended consequences, they're programmed by people diversity in tech ranks are low. it is not the question that people try to, it is the way the algorithms are designed, they're not as thought out as they should be. everyone assumes the black box on the machine decides everything whatever you put incomes out co it there are so many good examples of bad outcomes here and they grow as time goes on should be extended out for lots of things, the thing that algorithms rule us as we ge

champion mindset, #winning which was a charlie sheen thing that he opted for himself, but my favorite one was super pumped. >> as a company value. [laughter] >> something they use use to evaluate employees on and higher employee. hr people would sort of markup your level of how pumped you are to see if you are doing a good job which i don't know how you measure about but tha that that, he was just kind of a grown man child given billions of dollars to build a company in his image and i try to be fair there was value and he did create this enormous company that changed transportation works entirelyha but also there were no boundaries on how he did that or what his behavior was like because everyone attached would -- >> here's another quote from the book. iit would take an extra of thoms hobbes, animal house and wolf of wall street. this toxic startup culture was the result of a young leader surrounded by yes men being given unlimited financial resources operating without serious ethical or legal oversight they struggled for power and is a primacy over a multibillionr dollar empire. con

shortly after this interview ali has sheen was forced to resign he came under fire for defending a liberal activist on twitter. the president has said that he will not tolerate religious unrest in the moldings but the battle to stamp out trouble in paradise appears far from over. business updates. going places together. odd. probably. the. business of. going places together. when it comes to story. behind the camera. we don't often hear. people. this is you. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to the news hour with me it is a plot of coming up the next 60 minutes lebanese banks reopened for the 1st time following 2 weeks of protests by customers are facing transfers aboard. turkey sends more tanks to its southern border as it begins a joint patrols with russia and northeastern. those in. the u.s. house of representatives votes to proceed to the next public phase of its impeachment inquiry into president donald trump plus. one decades old trees falling in sierra leone as its cash strapped government tries to replace the lost mining revenue and i'm only a hearting with sports and the marat

read to ensure solid arms export controls is not to be arming the world and supporting each will be sheens and dictatorships like the one in saudi arabia has been out war with yemen over the last 5 years i think when it's been more thought of root and branch review farms that were policy as well oh of course in the manufacture of arms is huge business brings in billions of dollars for respective countries across the world i mean well sort of guarantees and only in place when selling all means and the support infrastructure such munitions really won't be used in conflict areas that it's a very high sort of level of thought but in reality as you say when the arms leave one particular country to enter another you know when you know what's happening to them. absolutely and that's exactly why we should be far stricter on tax policy than one which has been pursued by washington for decades this hasn't even been specific to the trumpet ministration previous white houses with democrat or republican of tea full of much the same policy on arms exports that the u.s. government the kinds but one 3rd o

me we've already had meetings of the population is that we've already heard from translate makola sheens thinks his words are drastic which other countries will be most worried by this kind of language on a tip from a french president and taking. the most worried countries would be those who are who are joining nato to protect themselves against eventual russian aggression and i think about eastern and central european countries baltic states poland who did a lot. to attract more nato and more americans presence in their countries because for them emmanuel micron's words directly are in line what their principal enemy or putin says about need or need to so for a leader of a country like france who has a one of the most powerful military capacities in the in the alliance he has to take his responsibilities because it's the it's not helping the reinforcement of of military capacities and or undermining the alliance from within so these countries are very much concerned that these days about this kind of statements tony hagar does say thank you very much indeed to have to take the time to t

: you know, when i root for a team, i like to say my favorite cheer "oh, mama, dalai lama, charlie sheenith elmer's glue." [ laughter ] >> i actually won the mvp in 2003, '05 and '07. but he don't fool by the rocks that i got i'm still ally from the block. [ laughter ] bazinga. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: we should -- [ cheers and applause we should do that more often >> we should we should. >> jimmy: stick around we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show," everybody. [ cheers and applause alex rodriguez ♪ when i think of what my imagination looks like... [laughs] i mean, wow. ♪ the surface is a tool that helps me realize beautiful ideas. ♪ we're honored to have you on campus for taflac!icial visit. coach saban, how is aflac's program different from health insurance? well aflac gives you money directly, for things health insurance doesn't cover. aflac! we put together a little highlight reel for you. here's aflac helping you with your deductible... copays...out of pocket costs. you look good paying bills. get to know us at aflac.com of millions of americans during the rece

. >> moving as high as 90 a share after hours at least which is levels it hasn't sheen in a while. talked to the ceo before he got on the call and started a conversation with analyst. my questions were a lot about fiefgt that's what analyst are asking about as well he told me his confidence in the fiefgt ramp higher than it was a quarter ago. told me about some stats that he mentioned again in the call around south korea, which of course has a very advanced wireless culture, the fact the ramp is happening more quickly than some expected, more quickly than 4 g did that qualcomm's revenues from 5g will really start to ramp hit the first inflection point in kwiskle q 2. also in the fall there would be another wave of devices. of course that's when people expect to see a 5g iphone. that actually matters for qualcomm now because they have resolved their legal dispute with apple and apple is paying licensing revenues and at least 10% of device revenue in calendar 2020 expected to come from 5g devices and smartphones. analyst trying to figure out exactly what the margin profile of that is

reform ayen da, some of the takeaways were troubled times in latin america weren't dulling brazil's sheenre a danger to emerging marks in general, maybe even more broadly than latin america, if investors lump these country together? or will it stay localized to latin america and who is likely to suffer most if investors start to see this as a regional rather than a ountry-by-country issue? justin: at the moment it's safe to say we're not there yet but the longer it goes on, the negativity adds to the global backdrop. what's going o-- on in china and hong kong and how that's potentially going to impinge on trade talks between the u.s. and china are a much bigger factor in what's going on globally. but if yao got other pockets of, you know, market turmoil going on in other emerging marks, that's not good either. as far as who is going to suffer the most, you can look at the most liquid marks probably, we're talking about south africa, you mentioned mexico which has been largely exempt from any of this so far. it's very much a south american rather than latin american notion hat at the momen

problem comes in is that most of these reports say that, with anthony sheen when he as beingut this body tecumseh or with harrison and the conflict comes in because say that body that he pointed out the was shot in the chest with two bullets, he was a tan buck skin outfit, that he was scalped. another report says, no, he was wearing blue leggings, he was bare chested and he had three knives and a tomahawk. another one says, no, he had a of pistols on his side and he was -- whatever the case these reports,f whether it was his dress, his else, hisanything changedr his location, all the time. so that's where the conflicting stories come in. kind of a study in human really, because you have so many people looking at andretically the same event coming away with different interpretations. tecumseh, the ultimate significance of it, is that the indian coalition died with him. one came up, stepped up to place.s tribes dissipated. they went their own ways. they started arguing amongst themselves again. some decided to go with the elders. basically, the elders were right, let's acquiesce to the ame