that is paul bloxham in our sidney studio.uliette saly in singapore and, rishaad, we're counting down to the r.b.a. decision. rishaad: yeah. .71. we head into -- predicted by virtually everybody out there. that's the situation. any movement for the currency. that cash rate is unchanged. 1.5%. they say underlying inflation will pick up over the next couple years. that's a hint that perhaps neutral bias is intact at the moment. not going away of a dubbish bias we had from the fed and also the neighboring new zealand central bank as well. that's currently the position, 1.5% predicted by the 30 of 34 economists bloomberg has been talking to and talk about and ss and joblessness the australian dollar within the narrow range of recent times. jewels, r.b.a. supporting low -- supporting the economy. juliette: yeah. it was interesting that you can see it's starting to get negative but it did have a shootup immediately on that decision. also interesting to watch those yields on the 10-year which hit the record lows last week. up by thre

joining me right now is author of "licensed the lie," sidney fowler.s to perhaps doubt avenatti's character aside, from a legal standpoint what is he really looking at here? how much of a problem is this for him, and what would you advise him, sidney? [laughter] >> mr. avenatti has a very big problem. there are 19 tax counts alone. i mean, if there's one thing you don't want to do, it is to fail to file your tax returns, which he has not done apparently since 2010. op top of that -- on top of that, he gave a bank bogus tax returns to try to get a loan are. so there are two counts of false statements to banks. and bank fraud. he has got problems out the wazoo now, and these are very serious charges. trish you know what amazes me, you've got to think about someone's ego here, right? because he wanted to rub for president. he's been -- run for president. he's been very vocal about how the president needs to release his tax returns. he was doing this full on knowing he hadn't filed taxes since 2010? >> people who live in glass houses should not throw large

here now is sidney walton and his son, paul. sidney walton, a very good to have you with us.try in world war ii. what was it like to meet the president and the oval office? >> what was it like in the oval office, wasn't that a wonderful experience for you? >> yes it was, the oval office. >> it took you a hundred years to get there, you know, but it was worth it. >> yes. >> it was amazing and the president spoke to you and thank you for your service. >> he did. >> and you gave him a little gift, do you remember? gave him this hat. >> oh, yes. >> he is he that hat right there? it has your website on it. go sydney.com. >> oh, okay. >> you have a website, anyone that wants to follow the tour, they go to the website and they know exactly where you are and if they want to be generous they could even donate a little to your cause. >> martha: paul, let me ask you, why is it so important to you and your dad to me this governors across the country and what do you want the governors to take away from meeting your dad and other world war ii veterans. >> it's very important that we need e

here is dennis murphy with "the house on sidney's cove." >> there is never a good day to search for a missing woman. but this rainy, muggy saturday in the heat of july made an unhappy task all but unbearable. they decided, the friends and family, that they would all wear red shirts. they got themselves organized in the parking lot of a walmart in lawrenceville, georgia, about an hour outside of atlanta. and then set out to find any trace of a petite corporate executive named nique leili. >> she has three kids. would who love to see her home. >> amy robinson told reporters that her 44-year-old sister, mother of three, was hardly the kind of person who would just up and disappear without a word to anyone. >> i'm just so worried about my sister. we just have no idea where she is, or what -- what's happened to her. >> as fate would have it, the question of where nique was would be answered soon enough. but even now, the question of what happened to nique remains unclear. >> i am sick of playing your games. >> what is clear from the recordings she left behind is that nique leili lived a tr

sidney weinberg who was around at the time of the crash in 1929. he was running goldman sachs as it was participating in a lot of what were culturalist. now they are called clo's. conglomerations of stocks and other securities that might not be doing that well and need to have stories told about them in order to get people to buy them. which lost all of their value when the market crashed in 1929. the way sidney weinberg thought he could get through this was to become friends with the governor of new york. a man named franklin delano roosevelt who ultimately became the president of the country. why did president roosevelt become president roosevelt? one of the things he had with sydney one burke and a bunch of people in the business community that weinberg aggregated. contributed to his campaign. even though he's considered a traitor to his class. the reality is if you follow the money back to his initial campaign and his initial coming into office. is that sydney one burke and another fellow named joe kennedy. were helping them to create money. we

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the sidneys people rejects the military chiefs who ended the thirty year regime of the veteran president omar bashir the army is still very much in charge but she has success i want a general link to the genocide in darfur lasted just one day in the top job before announcing his resignation many are unhappy that he was replaced by another army commander. on is not wanted for war crimes behind immediately sought to appease the crowds on the streets he announced the end of a curfew imposed by his predecessor and promised that a civilian government would be formed within two years but the demonstrators want to clean break who will never leave this place would shout it out together who will shout it out to our freedom liberty to our. justice. we hold the game for justice we all sit in for freedom we sit in for another government represent. by by out by our own. protesters say the first step towards a new beginning is to replace the military transitional council with a civilian one. ok let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world finland is voting in parliamenta

still coming it will be much better we don't have any supporters of the regime among us only the sidneys people in the job why lies in we don't want regime supporters at all we are free revolutionaries continuing on our course the regime must fall. the international community is calling on all sides to show restraint what is very important that now in the present very fluid situation that the human rights are observed and the right of assembly and we have to come to a credible and inclusive political process that will lead to the transition that we all all want despite placing him under arrest the military says it won't hand over former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court for his role in the darfur killings. the people are pleased to see the back of their old ruler but the protesters have filed to stay on the streets until a civilian not military transitional council is in place. joining me now in the studio to talk more more about this is the. thanks for joining us the defense minister abruptly stepped down as head of the interim military council but been replac

needs to sell but if he doesn't that the that by helping the libyans and getting over this since sidney's that is it you waited and and the it's all maybe has become a little so it was able to help you know why not ok so will this have well this help with libya he said if he's able to help let me know why not will this help libya. i think it's well i think but and but and the new rule all the vicious yes the militias and welcome to this world is to a degree unbelievable that government today is weak this is all it was going to do nothing to stop trying to stop the militias from doing a little bit in there just to give them all what had been the possible government of tripoli i would say yes things you multiple libya but this isn't going to sit with this wall of water shortages bottle who just believe that it's all over that and then you watched your remark my router didn't do well to open arms ok it all remains to be same but it seems to this confrontation was certainly die same minute months or king thank you so much for joining us from benghazi we appreciate it. look. there's house repr

sidney crosby has yet t score a point in the playoffs. the lightning are also in trouble. the lightning t best team during the regular season and they won the president's trophy. they're in a hole. a 3-1 win. columbus a win away from moving now after the news we'll have sports final and talk more about tiger woods and 'll get personal about it as a matter of fact. >> really? >> yeah. yeah. it's going to be deep. >> really? okay i mig

early sunday that tradition turned tragic. 22-year-old journalism major sidney montrise fell to her death. the senior fm portland, oregon fell to her death. the president writing, there are es words to dibe the loss of someone so young and full of promise. she was climbing up the tower with frids and reportedly posting video on social media. police say she fell through a staircase aanding dropped 30 feet. in the school newspaper, students described their own experiences inside t tower. there was a huge spiral staircase going up, and weul 't see the top, one said. fordham says the tower is normally locked, and it is investigating. while students mourn, one friend describing m anf ries ashe t sweetest soul she had ever met. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> now to new developments in the college admissions scandal. lori loughlin and her fashion designer husband pleaded not guilty. they were charged last monthth wihe conspiracy to commit ail fraud for allegedly paying $500,000 in bribes to get their daughters into the university of southern california. last week moneyaundering charges w

i was not mcrae any and sidney and i joined the salvation army society on facebook and they posted an ad about going to a canary at the time they made it sound that really nice that. they made it sound like it was just a two week kind of holiday you could bring your friends along. and two to three days later as an area with two of my best friends from school a wide range of people were hot and though you know eighteen year old university students retiree's and the only thing that we didn't common was that none of us had experience working with refugees before. i can't stress enough the remoteness of the location and i really. it's in the middle of the pacific ocean. it's an island of ten thousand people. and takes twenty minutes to drive around the island it's extremely hot. humid and. just how poor the island is. nice try and government comes the non-government and says we're going to a few billion dollars over the next seventy years to has a few thousand asylum seekers for a failing economy like never i can imagine it would seem like a very. good option. on my first day we went up t

sidney flack said a rock his/her car bringing it to a stop and knocking her out. when she came to her car was totaled and leaking fuel. she walked away wh just bump and a bruise, though. >> lucky girl. the threat of severe storms in eorgia flwas enough to clear t course. yesterday was the first day of play. players and fans ask wanted to seek shelter as thunderstorms localed in. the leader -- rolled in. the leader board there, severe u lightning l the sky. more rough weather is expected in the area today.f sort used to dealing with that kind of thing, though, where you have open fields like that. you know the weather moves in before it get on top of you, clear out. ce get out of the way. >> last p you'd want to be it on a golf course. wide-open spaces and a big metal iron -- >> ooh. >> another chance for a drop or two today. rain chances are not going to be terribly pactful. yesterday, what a warm day it turned into. 84 degrees yesterday for the high temperature. so earliest we've been that warm since we made 84 back on april 4th i 2011. it had been eight years si

among those also elected to the hall this year are sidney moncrief and some other great names. >> and's are playing right now. last check it wasn't looking good? >> they're not looking good, they're losing 6-0 last time we checked. >> we'll check in with the score. >> on sports wrap tonight at 10:00. >> thanks joe. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, high capacity magazines are once again illegal to buy and sell in california. how gun owners and ammunition stores are responding. that story for you tonight at 10:00. thank you for making us your choice for news. we'll see you later tonight and you can always check in with us on social media and apps, we're always here for you 24/7. see you later. see you later. alright,yeah!excited? waaahoo... well... that was fun, right? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. yeah, honey, mitchell helped me pick out the shirt. [ ragtime music plays ] you're gonna love it. ooh, i wish i could pick you up some lip gloss, but we're already at the car. okay, bye, honey. getting pretty good, huh? yeah, but you

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even before that sidney weinberg around the time of the crash in nb1929 was at goldman sachs as t wasasticipating in other things that basically conglomerations of stocks and other securities that might not be doing that while to get people to buy into them, but ultimately they lost all of their value when the market crashed in 1929 as the way that he thought he could get through yois was to become friends with the governor of new york and man named franklin and eleanor roosevelt who ultimately became the president and the country. why did he become president roosevelt? one of thero things he had witha bunch of people in the business community that he aggregated contradicted to his campaign so even though he's considered a traitor to his class every apathy if he followed the money back to thee original campaign coming into office is that sidney weinberg and another fellow for helping him to create money. as a result, they appointed a new council which they put at the head sidney weinberg so they have regained in the eyes of fdr in the country in any way by getting his friends that he an

on his way to sidney. critical burns. for his life tonight. >>> and back here at home the strange weather phenomenon upside down lightning. in skies over texas, oklahoma, and illinois over the course of a month often involving tall structures as you can see gives the appearance of shooting sky ward rather than down. >> a big box retailer about kick off special service for customers. koels military monday tomorrow 15% in store discount every week to thank active duty personnel veterans and their families for their service and sacrifice. and. >>> and the moment caught on surveillance in quebec given the words rescue dog a whole new meaning. the dog you see as the woman backs up, a dog swooping the dog to safety. worth another look. everybody is reported to be okay. when we come back, we take you to new orleans where the party usually never stops but it did on this night. the scary movement on the dance floor for a deacon. stay with us. h, n-no. -look, [sighs] i get it. some new guy comes in helping your mom bundle and save

a ear-old college student died ta the next day sidney died from falling from the campus bell tower. she reportedly wanted to take photoeos of the new york city skyline. and in thailand a tourist died in march from a cliff using a selfie stick. it's the extreme picture that gets the likes on social media. and many are taking big risks to get it. this young woman at the grand canyon, this on a train. pushing the limits and sometimes going too far. more than 250 people died in a two-year span. search andes t all whato you think when you see >> i think of the people who are going to get hurt and how it effects so many other people like their families. >> reporter: it's mostly here at the griffith observatory. but there has bun a call to label them no-selfie zones. in other parts of the world they have tried that but the signs have largely been ignored. >> thank you very much. >>> actress and emmy nominee georgia engell has died. she got the role of ted baxter's wife after tinker saw her in a play. she had a recurring role in "everybody loves raymond." she was 70 years old. >>> up nexere

have shielded protesters from harm others have handed out water and six was the area showing was sidney's from different religious backgrounds have joined for months of protests to demand change in scenes reminiscent of the arab spring demonstrations eight years ago in sudan's neighbor egypt the government's imposed a state of emergency since february after that crackdown failed to stop the largest outcry during al bashir his thirty year rule us he's asked the ruling national congress party to help restore stability was. the government says change can come through the ballot box but protest is on the streets insist they want change now victoria gates and bay al-jazeera the arab. the air. well millions of israelis are voting in crucial parliamentary elections that will decide a prime minister benjamin netanyahu will get a fifth term in office final poll suggested his main challenger former military chief benny gantz has been slightly ahead but may struggle to form a government and gans cast his ballot in the city of in he's a projecting himself as an alternative to netanyahu so if we take

chaos so i think they have no other option but to this ball positively to the demands of the people sidney's from different religious backgrounds have joined for months of protests to demand change in scenes reminiscent of the arab spring demonstrations eight years ago in sudan. and neighbor egypt the governments imposed a state of emergency since february after their crackdown failed to stop the largest outcry during al bashir thirty year rule the. he's asked the ruling national congress party to help restore stability. but. the government says change can come through the ballot box but protesters on the streets insist they want change now victoria gate and bay al jazeera. several people have been injured after a car bombing in northern syria it happens in rocka which is controlled by the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces which person i saw fighters outs in twenty seventeen. of waters in israel are casting their ballots in the elections that will determine if benjamin the senior who will remain in office for a fifth term he says in the west jerusalem his main challenger benny gantz force

there, early in the war, was unified commands and most of the west under albert sidney johnston, who gave us the confederate's best general. he was in charge of everything kentucky southward over the river back to the appalachians. itt of his problem is that is such a huge area. the rivers run the wrong way, it would advance into the confederacy. they are not boundaries. the cumberland takes you into the confederacy. the tennessee takes you into the confederacy. alwayssissippi takes you through the confederacy could i do not think a departmental system is really what went wrong there. an absence of leadership of the first caliber, and some of the geographical realities of the western theater that conspired against the confederates there. yes. >> [inaudible] gary: you got the point of my talk. good job! [laughter] >> [inaudible] public morality was plummeting. -- vicksburg, new orleans, atlanta. gary: yep. those were all in the west! >> [inaudible] without those, lincoln was reelected. gary: the importance of the west rim is a while you have a stalemate in the easement when the army o

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sidney, aussie futures with after it cks gains rose 6,300 points edging closer to that decade high. board as we wait on australian inflation data, bonds rallied, rising on a rate ut from the r.b.a. which would reinforce if consumer price data is slower than expected in the reading. paul. paul: thanks very much for that, sophie. let's check on the first word summers.e is jessica jessica: thanks, paul, the state that lamic carried out the bombs is sri anda that killed 331 people wounded hundreds more. t's focused on a domestic jihadist group but it needed elp from abroad to carry out attacks. he breakity juggernaut is back in motion as u.c. lawmakers seek a new arty talks to seek agreement on a deal. they are looking for support to of brexit legs to a parliament vote next week. may could face a leadership challenge with one points ting another 17 ahead of the pack. u.s. auto regulators are 12 million e than vehicles for a potentially that could stop air bags deploying in a crash. iny were two major accidents which the air bags didn't play cars.yota something called electrical overstre

i mean, early in the war, there was unified commands and most of the west under albert sidney johnston, who gave us the confederate's best general. the mississippi ceases to be a confederate river one year into the war. a huge victory for the united states. what retrieve the situation for lincoln in 1864, you got half of it, is atlanta is half of it and because americans then, now have short memories, the shenandoah valley coming closer to the election, also played a key role there. i do not pretend that things in the western not important. -- in the west are not important. my argument is that the east looms larger and that people in various ways made that clear. and i think that if the west were really the most important place, i do not think you can really overestimate grant's importance in all of this. grant is the man by early 1864. he has become the man by what he has done in the west by shiloh, vicksburg, and chattanooga, and it allows sherman to become what he was, because without grant, you do not have sherman. sherman absolutely needs grant. so grant makes his name in the west

an 18-year-old was shot in the leg early yesterday morning on sidney -- or snyder lane in reason effort park. he got into a fight with three people, and one of them pulled out a gun. the victim is going to be okay. police say a 16-year-old suspect arrested in connection to that shooting is a known santa rosa gang member. >>> you probably already know this, but gas prices are continuing to climb. and as no surprise, the bay area has the highest prices in the entire country. prices increased by 13 cents a gallon just in the last two weeks. in fact, prices have been going up steadily since the start of 2019. right now they are more than 40 cents higher than the same time last year. 40 cents. the reason is crude oil prices are up and production is down because many refineries are going through both planned and unplanned repairs. so here's what you can expect if you are headed out this monday morning. a gallon of regular, $4.04 in oakland. $4.05 in san francisco and $4.09 in san francisco, the highest in the country. >> firefighters in alameda county find some adorable creatures that needed

it was only finitely many the mocking was coco knows he would need sidney was stupid to get me. a little. i didn't know squat as it is unclear just by her means i could be stupidity shuffled off me. runs as one of the first schools to be integrated in a compulsory directive across the country. but does that do vos in the disease vulnerability to solve us in our past it myself of us of us all but are some good luck. was. i was a little bit. they. think my view is court. is here just one spot and vibe not sure it's us on the phone. right. me only. six that i've said so that it's a yes but then me so do you think you said to me just in mapleton schools you know she knew it was a kid fault that i said he saw of the scene still seen. and i think that it's like at this late date by a train invested in twenty years. if . in my time i should i take your school but don't i'm going to. keep peter king floated down to my door. i should say. for them still dreams of having his own farm. sort of civet the cleanest the bloke risky over a book and to fall for the good. and fun to a physics stu

it was only for lenny the mocking muskoka owner is here with me sidney and of brothers one of those going to use her star. actress to face me. go back a little on a screen. do it on a screen as it is and look at his blasphemies i could be nice to give it a shot for the me. a twenty one villain was a university in johannesburg but playing rugby had already become his priority aspect for a spell with the i'm not a what a close call there's a lot a lot of fun for a tackles the hero. was . going to. run one set of records of the room of c.n.n. which he had like we still almost broke the vote was he who can who has always promoted the vote and said over the course only look. it was a deep but the sort i don't feel i can listen to stop on solid stuff. i get to live a dixie i could have you know been a for myself through an economic act is the over best games of years almost but i'm a devoted me. more. because november the first two thousand and ten when you heard the news that he had been selected for the squad he spawn on for quite a bit of the c.n.n. needed throats almost us and was by that p

just like sidney george fisher and charlotte scott, how many of us feel we know lincoln and believe he still has something to say to us more than 150 years after his death? that is why it is altogether fitting and proper we join together at ford's theater every year to reflect upon the life and legacy of abraham lincoln. lincoln has an ability to reach across time and to speak to us in ways that are as relevant today as they were when he walked to the earth. we are grateful to ford's theater for hosting this event. these data here are truly remarkable. , is athe director wonderful friend and i think sarah for her hospitality this morning. we could not make this event happen without the hard work of the staff at ford's theater and i particularly want to thank erica scott, lauren, colleen, and others, please join me in thanking them. [applause] i also want to thank c-span for covering this event live and for those of you who are watching from home, if you have never been to ford's theatre, you must make the trip. on thursday night, i was able to see into the woods and it was spectacular.

. >> reporter: as the league was preparing for the fundraiser two weeks ago, league treasurer, sidneyes walked into a storage unit and her heart sank. missing were 5 of 26 if the baskets that families made to be used in a silent auction . >> there were signed footballs, signed baseballs, tickets, vouchers for tickets, one of them was a date night basket that had a nice bottle of champagne that was gone. >> reporter: the league figures the 5 baskets combined would've brought in at least $1500 to the league . >> everything goes back in the fields of we tried to take care of. my volunteers worked tirelessly almost every day, making it so the kids can play. >> reporter: is unclear how the thief or thieves got into the locked unit. there was no sign of forced entry and there are no security cameras in the area. the league filed a police report but there is not a lot of evidence to go on. each stolen basket contained a different theme including one for the oakland a's, giants and raiders . >> i was angry, i was sick to my stomach. i knew how hard our parents had worked to get all of that st

sidney and another guy joe kennedy were helping him create money. wineburg in new york and kennedy in california. fdr appointed a new council at the time by getting his friends to support the incoming president. he saw the writing on the tea leaves. that kind of thing continued throughout time that still happens. >> phil from portland, oregon go ahead for your questions for nomi prins. >> i'll put this up as a political country. can a president get the 10% to pay a fair share tax? the purdue's, walton, they laugh in america's face and keep as much money as they can and not pay anything. can a president elected get 10% from the wealthy without creating a civil war between the haves and have notes? >> that's an interesting question. under this administration we went down the opposite way in terms of taxes. there is no particular reason. the math would work better on that kind of taxes. it's a proportion tax. they pay a certain amount. a higher percentage and a different percentage. that's a way to bring the money into the treasury department. it's tak

the little league was preparing for its annual fundraiser about two weeks ago, league treasurer, sidney bates walked into one of the storage units and her heart sank. missing were 5 of 26 gift baskets families had made to be used in the silent auction. >> there were signed footballs, baseballs, tickets, vouchers for tickets, one of them was a date night basket that had a really nice bottle of champagne and it. that was gone. >> reporter: the league figures the 5 baskets combined with a brought in at least $1500 to the league . >> everything goes back into the fields that we tried to take care of. my team of volunteers worked tirelessly almost every day making it so these kids can play. >> reporter: it is unclear how thieves got into the locked unit. there was no sign of forced entry and no security cameras are in the area. the league filed a police report but there is not a lot of evidence to go on. each stolen basket contained a different theme including one for the oakland a's, giants and raiders. >> i was angry, i was sick to my stomach. because i know how hard our parents had worked

you have the state department, you had other intel agencies you had sidney blumenthal, hillary clinton'snd sending information through the state department. how far up do the obama administration does this go, sir >> well, we're seeing more and more and i'm glad to hear chairman graham in the senate will continue to look into this and i'm glad to hear bill barr saying we need to know why this actually happened because what we're seeing in no one, democrat republican, independent, it doesn't matter your background. you do not need the department of justice in a position where the justice is being dispensed in a political fashion not as a blind rule of law. hearing the things out of the state department seeing this previous administration, they were just again, everything was politicized toward what they wanted to do and the spend they wanted to give. what we need to have here is a continued investigation that bill barr is willing to take and in doing so he drew the eye of the democrats who don't want those things exposed or want the things we've been talking about for a long time and am a

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i was not mcrae any and sidney and i joined the salvation army society on facebook and they posted anad about good. at the time they made it sound like a really nice thing but they made it sound like it was just a two week kind of holiday you could bring your friends along. and two to three days a dozen never it was two of my best friends from school for a wide range of people and though you know eighteen year old university students advertise and the only thing that we had in common was that none of us had experience working with refugees before. i can't stress enough the remoteness of the location and. it's in the middle of the pacific ocean. it's an island of ten thousand people. it takes twenty minutes to drive around the island it's extremely hot. humid and. just how poor the island is. in this trend of mccombs the non-government and says we're going to a few billion dollars over the next seventy years to has a few thousand asylum seekers for a failing economy like never i can imagine it would seem like a very. good option. on my first day we went up to the town. the salvation ar

. >> read sidney powell's book, about how he prosecuted the people from arthur anderson, the case went out 9-0 supreme court no crime committed, arthur anderson destroyed. look at the merrill lynch people, kept in jail for seven months, found innocent, and he wouldn't let them out on bail, pending appeal in a white collar case. look at the situations in which he withheld exculpatory evidence. this guy shouldn't have been working and i will amend hitman if anybody is too sensitive to that. >> i'm not sensitive to that, i'm just being -- >> i meant unethical prosecutor. you didn't care he put together a staff of hillary-loving trump-hating people led by an investigator who luckily we have his text wanted to prevent donald trump from being president and remove him afterwards. >> robert mueller well-regarded republican former head of the fbi. >> maybe he wasn't paying attention. >> when he was appointed, republicans including presidents trump supporters like newt gingrich and yourself. >> me, too. >> and a report ultimately cleared president trump of conspiracy. >> and he couldn't prove it

so i think they have no other option but to what is both positively to the demands of the people sidney'sfrom different religious backgrounds have joined for months of protests to demand change in scenes reminiscent of the arab spring demonstrations eight years ago in sudan's neighbor egypt the government's impulse to state of emergency since february after their crackdown failed to stop the largest outcry during alba she's thirty year room. he's asked the ruling national congress party to help restore stability. the government says change can come through the ballot box but protest is on the streets insist they want change now victoria gates and a al-jazeera. forces in israel are casting ballots in elections that will determine if benjamin netanyahu will remain in office for a fifth term he will sit in at west jerusalem while his main challenger benny gantz as the country to embrace a new dawn opinion polls put guns his blue and whites alliance just ahead of netanyahu his likud party however the prime minister appears to have the best chance of forming another coalition governments. i mu

community weinberg contributed to his campaign so the reality into the initial coming to office is sidney weinberg and his father were hoping to create money, kennedy in california and as a result of pr appointed a new council at the time so he has redeemed in a way by getting his friends that he invested with to basically support the incoming president. that kind of thing has continued throughout times in. there's a tremendous amount between institutions and a vast percentage one stocks and companies that it doesn't take a rocket scientist to find out how they are related to policy and that the congress might be promoting so but still happens. >> host: please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i will put this out as a football question. 2020 can a president get a person to pay a fair share tax to reconstruct america's infrastructure. they laugh in america's face and try to keep as much money as they can. can a president get 10% without creating a civil war. >> guest: that is an>> interesting question because under this administration was we k