. >>>> what dodd-frarank the law really didid to me, was to stp armed troopsps to be involved n the miningushed them really on the sisi. we have e heard many multinationa who have e come to our mine, yoyou know, and they visited they looooked at the system.. and they said, now we feel comforortable. does that meanan in congo we dot hahave problems? youou know. that that would be lying. >> it's sunday in rubaya. a day off, and a chance to go to church. the day is sacred for mathis too.o.it's thehe k where the miners can pray and rejoice without fear. doing something to resist violence and giving the democratic republic of the congo a chance, certificication appears s to bt least one effective first step towards justice in the minerals trade. >> and now to our global ideas series, where we meet people committed to preserving our planet's climate, flora and fauna. islands that live off tourism often lack the resources to meet their own energy requirements. grenada in the caribbean wants to reduce its dependency on fossil fuels, and promote renewable energy. our reporter k katja dohne tooa clo

they got a 1% gain or so for the week on stp. 1.5% 0 for the nasdaq.e start in the red just barrel. dow futures down 6, nasdaq down 2.5. s&p futures down 1.5 points. i want to show you crude oil prices which are rising still higher after saudi arabia, bahrain and the united arab emirates along with yemen all cut ties with qatar. those countries are accusing qatar of meddling in their internal affairs and backing terrorism, increasing concerns about supply disruptions. we're now seeing 0.8 move higher on wti surpassing $48 a barrel. the stock index dropping sharply, 7.5%. we'll take you to dubai for an explanation and more on the market reaction in just a moment. >> elsewhere overseas, let's check on the markets in asia, china services pmi came in stronger than expects at 52.8 showing growth on the inspectser expanding at the quickest pace. you see really not too much action in the asian equity market. japan modestly lower. hang seng down 025%. not too much of a response from that quick data. over in europe this morning. germany is closed today. the uk

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but i think the complexity of the health care stp -- it creates so much stress. is it medicaid, medicare wsh off exchange on exchange workers comp so forth. >> the people that need it most understand it the least pch i want to ask the politics about this. are you privately routing for mitch mcconnell's bill to pass and be able to run against republicans for being part of that who are hoping it fails. >> it must not pass np in oregon this is 400,000 who will lose medicaid with expansion. in addition the uncompensated care increased so much means the hospital clinics and will be in trouble. it hurts everyone. then you have the pregnancy tax, age tax that's inhirnt in this you have the preexisting conditions. republicans say it doesn't affect preexisting conditions. it does i'd be happy to explain that. >> let me ask you if you agree with john boehner who said basically in american history there's never been example of taeg way a federal entitlement once it's given to the people the politics of taking it from them especially health care that affects kids and fireman

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early next week our stps coming down, we'll be up to 84 degrees on the fourth of july. >>> don't forgethoda. >> despicab"despicable me 3" hi theaters tomorrow and legendary julie andrews returns as the mother. she shares a secret with her son that not even a spoon full of sugar will help. >> you never told me i had a brother. you told me dad died of disappointment when i was born. >> yeah. that was the agreement. >> agreement? what are you talking about? >> shortly after you and your brother were born, your father and i divorced. we each took one son to raise on our own and promised never to see each other again. obvio obviously i got second pick. >> oh, my god. julie andrews, good morning. >> good morning. >> isn't she terrible? >> she's horrible. i don't picture you playing anything but a light, lovely, happy person. >> this is such fun. >> a little nasty, a little mean? >> she couldn't be more awful. >> she couldn't be. >> yes. >> in the very first film the little tiny orphans say, he looks like a girl, in the pictures i'm shown, yes, an ugly girl. >> so that accent, tell me about th

very significantly, martin schulz, the stp leader in germany, italy important politician in these negotiationsildt in germany is saying, is the exit coming? for that to happen, you need a politician with the votes in the house of commons to hit the hold button and i do not see that that could possibly be the case. but it does look as though there are the numbers for a different type of brexit to the one being talked about. if the pressure is going to come within the european parliament, and manfred weberfrom the conservative bloc in the european parliament, is saying that actually know the way is open for negotiation, theresa may will be under pressure to rethink what the lines will be because she will need the support of the house of commons. and what will the senior team are in the cabinet secretary be thinking at this stage? they will be thinking that this was always going to be a difficult process. trying to get these detailed negotiations done in two years as article 50 requires, it will only be done in the term of an augmentation after the deal has been done. that has become harder becau