suki: it has been a market that has been oversupplied.s swung into a deficit because of a huge inflow. the fundamentals are still a little bit weak. next year, we are likely to see the market moving closer to balance. supplies have provided the upward catalyst for prices. we think will be substitution or more supplies in disruptions that will supply a significant move higher to move prices up. romaine: a lot of this of course is tied to the auto industry, the market, the idea that some of the automakers need the metal. there was some concern in the market that the automakers would , thatn alternative metal they could basically do something similar. do you anticipate that? tremendous, been the strength we have seen given that 80% has been used by the auto market. even with slowing car sales, the amount of palladium used has continued to grow. isstitution for platinum feasible but we have not seen that take place just yet. given the kinds of emission standards we have seen around the world, there is more of a need to increase palladium load

era and gave them strength and was maybe even used to make political statements political statements suki in the spring had a music evident by a man. right now i'm very angry hesitant because i've just seen or been shown how so many personal fates were affected by a party not my idea that richie apartheid could take how many days in the studio but i'm also thinking about germany. and how there are still racists all over the world and a justice who gives. in. so it. can move their. goal means freedom to women from leipsic are getting a lesson in zulu one of south africa's official languages. there was the was. the. c.l.o. and just 6 make good use of the break before their next rehearsal. shot. by . one they could see. and i can. hit stranded was going to get here. and that in the end it was. wrong. because. it was the who was the. cause. i. know it's winter in south africa it feels like summer. the singers who come to this university campus outside johannesburg to rehearse the new composition together with the orchestra. germany's national youth orchestra is taking advantage of its summer

it's a frightening -- i'm -- i'm more like suki. >> good. >> absolutely. >> 100%. >> and i usually doking and i'm nuts. i put myself into a frenzy and i love it is. the address is no, kids i'd love to have you but no. >> i love that woman so very much. >> oh, no no, that's the girl. that's the girl. time for the "e.t." birthdays this is. >> going to have you thinking which tv host was the starting offensive lineman on his high school football team is it jimmy fallon ryan seacrest or jimmy kimmel. >> answer when we come back. ♪ sc johnson. >>> . >>> tomorrow on "e.t." >> drum roll please. >> what you never knew about your favorite holiday movie. >> plus, throwbacks to the set of home alone and elf. >> son of a nutcracker. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >> in our "e.t." birthdays was was the starting offensive lineman on his high school football team. >> ryan seacrest. >> fact check that, please. >> don't believe it. >> he turns 45 today. and he tells us how much being the "e.t." birthday. >> i always watched as a kid dreaming one day i'd be on it. >> dreams do come true. he has had many come tr

right one of the things that got a lot of attention was this invention that she calls a sea of the suki food incident where that you came up with it stands for survival kit for the future she post about this on instagram and twitter we can see a video of it here. what she did was basically. oxygen mask attached to a plant in glass box she calls an invention i would maybe refer to it more as an artwork but besides project yes exactly whatever it is it's a poignant image though because especially in delhi where the air is so porter breed you see this 7 or 8 year old out there trying to make do with what she has it is interesting isn't it that when we were talking about an 8 year old we're talking about gratitude it is. children and teenagers they become the most prominent voices in faces when we talk about preventing climate change and you know you can ask what's behind that but certainly it certainly is a bad sign for the adults who are in charge right now isn't this right some adults some adults like it some adults really hate it and he told off a child i think a lot of this does go bac

the manama leader you know months long suki with regard to what's happening there and on a war that was given for help fight against against the the military dictatorship in manama but of course now what's happening with the real thing that people kind of retraction of that are award so again for me i think the bigger questions again is a round one. is the intention and with or not the open president as a prime minister rather as well as the read this and the extent that there's able to push the spaces it's not sufficient enough just let you know what it's about what kind of peace your ability and sustainability can be a. solution as a couple of really interesting points there of course the reference to aung san suu kyi and now facing these these hearings around genocide which shows you know just how sometimes the expectation and winning an award like this the expectations are not necessarily met but she also writes something about south africa and when we saw the click and then deliver jointly win an award that also spoke to the relationship that was built around now there is a close p

juta the current risk mission suki services able to seize the oil and what i mean by that we have taken a voice. in it and they have assisted us with making a risk assessment that the autumn is unstable. of possibilities of food or eruptions but actually the physical environment is unsafe for us to return to the autumn that was new zealand's deputy police commissioner a journalist covering the paramita has been following the story from auckland in new zealand with 5 people confirmed dead by police so we asked her if that figure was expected to rise. i mean unfortunately the number is likely to be higher as up to 27 people are still unaccounted for on white island new zealand's most active volcano after it erupted around monday afternoon local time 5 people are now confirmed dead one confirmed to be a young men from a town across the island 23 have been rescued including the 5 people killed a local news outlets reported people covered in ash could be seen arriving for treatment off the being transported from rescue helicopters at least 20 of those rescued were injured 7 pretty complete w

neighboring bangladesh in 2017 protests by opponents and supporters are expected outside the court ahead of suki's arrival. the gambian who are basically emergency provisional measures to be ordered by the judges are asking that the governments of the security forces in myanmar guarantee the safety the security and the rights of ridding you who are still inside with crime state and with. those who have fled to bangladesh and who may wish to return so that is what it is requesting the judges to order the government or to guarantee us house democrats are prepared to reveal to articles in the heat of impeachment against president donald trump a possible vote by the full house could take place as early as this week noise from both the democrats and republicans appeared before the house judiciary committee on monday and what's not to be the final public hearings before the impeachment articles are announced police in new zealand are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deaths of several people in a volcanic eruption in that country now at least 5 people were killed and 8 others remain missin

along with the attorney and relatable pod cast host, ali beth suky. welcome aboard.hank you for joining me. >> good to be with you. >> thank, ladies. doug, you're sit right here. and i know you've been a politician for a long time. you're a democrat. a lot of people consider you a fair democrat. >> i try. >> and you cede the nature of the continuing disasters to unfold with biden. what do you think is happening with him? and why does he continue on? >> look, he's in the lead. in the real clear politics average, he's plus nine, he's ahead in two of the four first primary and caucuses. so, i think biden has made undeniable mistakes. he certainly does have weaknesses. but there's such a desire on the democratic party for electability, a lot of voters are overlooking his gaffes. and there are many of them, to just support the person they think can best beat donald trump. >> isn't that what the primary season is for, to see how you're going to work on these things. now we know, look, he will likely not win iowa, madison, he will likely not win iowa or new hampshire, a lot

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