to use on not to use equipment from what way to build mobile 5 g. in communications infrastructure the u.s. says it's a security risk and its allies not to use it now the tiny principality of monaco is the 1st european country to introduce next generation 5 g. technology exclusively made with weiwei. nearly one in 3 residents in the sovereign city state on the french riviera is a millionaire and the rich demand fast internet with super fast wireless access 5 g. mobile networks offer a much greater danger transfer speeds. because monaco telecom signed a deal with weiwei last september to make it the 1st european country fully covered by 5 g. . officials attending the launch hailed its technological prowess he will cost you more data you carry the more efficient your network needs to be even 5 g. is revolutionizing the network universe because it needs less electrical and radio electrical power i can carry a lot more data than. a firefighter said 5 g. would make emergency services more efficient. sensors will allow us to guide firefighters so they can reach a disaster location faster these s

u.s. governments of using sanctions to undermine many countries including iran basically non us u.s. government run using a term in other g. that has lost one partner who says economic pearl was a pure and simple we need to be good again and again we know not negotiate with perps. they do not negotiate with us we will not negotiate with us because this is their canard purdum what they're doing you know are cuba one of the earlier republic of venice where the bigger they've been the victims of the adolescent murder. protests have turned violence again in hong kong with riot police firing tear gas and rubber bullets at pro-democracy demonstrators hundreds of thousands took part in the protests the latest in more than a month of demonstrations the violence for chaos after they refused to stop marching and blocked roads near china's central government offices bride reports from hong kong. as police were warning they were about to clear the streets protesters busily prepared the barricades that were meant to stop them. the protesters had laid siege to the chinese central government's liais

u.s. government used to have the1 reserve rule for dollar. ot away from that and if zuckerberg can do the same thing, he can do what really only the u.s. federal government can do to the extent that we do it, and that is print money. he has got what seems to be all the money in the world, but he wants to print more. emily: what about the broader argument that big tech is too big? elizabeth warren is calling for the breakup of facebook, apple, amazon, google. do you agree? rep. sherman: i am on the financial services committee. . focus on the financial system these other antitrust issues, i think elizabeth warren has some good arguments, but i come onto the show to talk to you about things i have thought through and can add something to the discussion. cryptocurrencies serve no purpose that cannot be met by the u.s. dollar, except for drug dealers, human traffickers, tax evaders and sanctions evaders. emily: message received. congressman brad sherman, thank you so much for joining us. good to have you. coming up, customers hitting pause on netf

. >> keeps u.s us connects to the people who have passed and because family is so important to us, that stick and makes it visible and it humanizes it and makes it present again. ♪ >> when i first started doing it back in '71, i wanted to do something with ritual, ceremony and history and you know i talked to my partner ross about the research and we opened and it hit a cord and people loved it. >> i think the line between engaging everyone with our culture and appropriating it. i think it goes back to asking people to bring their visions of what it means to honor the dead, and so for us it's not asking us to make mexican altars if they are not mexican, it's really to share and expand our vision of what it means to honor the dead. >> people are very respectful. i can show you this year alone of people who call tol ask is it okay if we come, we are hawaii or asian or we are this. what should we wear? what do you recommend that we do? >> they say oh, you know, we want a four day of the dead and it's all hybrid in this country. what has happened are paper cuts, it's so hybrid. it has sprea

u.s. futures though because us are argoing to be owning up >> remember yesterday briefly thought she madet looks as though these will continue that trend and pub luicist momentum on renewed expectations of fed cuts and perhaps more aggressive fed cuts in coming time >>> wti is the highest in over a month after gulf of mexico braced for the largest hurricane. they smashed almost 1/3 of oil data showed u.s. crude investries by 9 ask$9 ask a hal million sending july pgt he says it will be replaced quote subsangsally he claimed iran has secretly enrich youranium they have not discovered any such activity. after they took to irather than, and called the sanctions kwoetd economic terrorism and added that iran's activities are open and transparent. >> you know the issue is not to repeat the numbers this is a right of every member and this is iran's life. what we're can doing is in a transparent manner is under surveillance, the inspectors of everything single activity is on the monitoring we have nothing to hide. >> and three iranian boats ait e. itted to block a british commercial ship in the s

u.s. they use among high school students nearly doubled in the last 2 years. economists will tell you it's all about the incentives that's especially true when it comes to recycling the city of rome is now trying a new system to get roman stories cycle more incentive is quite simple you get a free ride clifford conan explains. step one get your phone sky and step 2 feature plastic bottle into the automatic recycling bin step 3 get $0.05 credited toward your ticket fair these machines are still in the test phase but consumers like them already. do it go see it at the level of it's great for the plastic that we're not going to throw away if you don't it's also good for the cash back for the ticket transport may be yet another 2 positive things that once you know they're not. there but if you give a kid it's an amazing initiative. it's going to encourage plastic recycling and you can also earn something for the subway ticket but. we've got a. single ticket cost $1.00 euro and $0.15 meaning a free ride is 30 recycled plastic bottles away. roams mayor virginia raji

the place where we have the most unbanked is india, and if they did this system using u.s. dollars or using the local currency in india, they could be successful. they could help people, but by going to cryptocurrency, they are prohibited from doing business in india. zuckerberg doesn't want to help poor people in india. he wants to make huge amounts of money and create a circumstance where he can do the one thing he can't do now, and that is print his own money. you know the u.s. government , used to have a 1:1 reserve rule for the dollar. we got away from that over the last 1.5 centuries. and if zuckerberg can do the same thing, he can do what really only the u.s. federal government can do to the extent that we do it, and that is print money. he has got what seems to be all the money in the world, but he wants to print more. emily: what about the broader argument about big tech in general? that big tech is too big? elizabeth warren is calling for the breakup of facebook, apple, amazon, google. do you agree with her? rep. sherman: i am on the financial services committee. i

now people here in the u.s. use sperm donation all the time and don't have this problem. the problem seems to come in the british surrogate who because simone was born in the u.k. but even that doesn't -- i don't quite understand because you know what about adopted children who were born in other countries and u.s. parents who adopt their children from countries? why don't they need a biological connection in order to become citizens? >> yeah, with wish i could answer these questions for you. i think they would require someone from the state department to explain how they are reaching these decisions because they're not applying the law. you know, the law is that if a child is born abroad to two married people and one of them is a citizen then the child is a citizen. and there are separate laws for adoption. so in our case we're just asking them to apply the law as it's written. and i think the point that you're making is that these questions about who's biologically connected to their children are seemingly only be

u.s. believes russia may use c.-s. 400 system to connect sensitive data about the f. 35 said speak some more about this now to rich advice who is a defense analyst at the global risk consultancy he's live from washington very good to have you on al-jazeera once again why is america so concerned about this acquisition is it just about turkey drifting closer to moscow sphere of influence. there are several reasons why the u.s. has been concerned and to give a little background what's been happening is about a decade ago the turks decided they needed a better air defense system and they realize they didn't have a strong enough national defense industry to build their own so they started initially looking at a chinese system but the u.s. and nato managed to sway them from doing that now though they've gone ahead with the russian system one several fears several concerns were mentioned in the package it's seems to me plausible that if the turks had such a system and also had the f. $35.00 that over time being able to wat

u.s. has used the 50th anniversary of the 1st moon landing to announce a new nasa space capsule is ready for a future manned missions vice president mike pence was joined by the side. of near long strong 1st month set foot on the maine and astronauts a buzz aldrin at the apollo 11 launch sites in florida penn says the arsonist one mission will put americans back on the main by 2024. hours. well celebrations are being held to mark the moments neil armstrong steps off the eagle lunar lander mortal and on to the moon surface on june 20th 1969 more than half a 1000000000 people of ryan the world's changed in to watch the events for russell and george and joins us now live from the smithsonian air and space museum in washington d.c. and also in a very big day washington what's happening where you are. but it's not just a big day here in washington hala it's also a big day down in florida where the u.s. vice president mike pence was visiting cape canaveral it's a very big day in houston which is home to the johnson space center is here mission control which of course was in communication with the

u.s. sanctions start to hurt. the chairman spoke with us. they talked about tensions with the u.s. trade fight. we do not know when the u.s. will make the decision on android and when that decision will come. we have to make preparations for our products. we will evaluate our strategy for the overseas market. if we are not able to use android for a new smartphones, we have the ability to develop our own operating system and ecosystem which would become the basis for our services to the customers. >> give us a sense of how fundamentally you have change your supply chain to mitigate some of these pressures? have you completed those changes or is there more to be done? >> the entity list put into place by the u.s. was disrupted to our supply chain, as we had already made plans to use components from the u.s. for our business. u.s. supplier suddenly stop supplying us. we have to make adjustments to our supply chain, including her process of purchasing, manufacturing, and delivering products. we will do the adjustments to our supply chain. we will change to other suppliers and use our o

u.s. olivia: we are used to seeing that -- in the u.s. g that, but in europe we have seen the same thing in this environment. see that the duration of this market strategy on equity markets, for the fixed income side we took the decision to increase duration in our portfolio a year ago. jp morgan announced we were increasing duration in the u.s., and this was a very rewarding call. we have also seen that central banks are no longer tightening, but lowering their interest rates going forward, which should be supportive of fixed income assets going forward. i don't think that there are two stories there. there's clearly the same story of we see growth stalling at the moment. we see support for equity markets coming from corporate debt, but looking to hedge themselves and looking for carry assets of the moment. anna: thank you very much. yns stays with us. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news with olivia hows. olivia: off of gibraltar, british special forces have suspectedupertanker of taking iranian oil to syria, in violation of u

ed: in october, china ended the use of c-b2x. in the u.s. rope, the spectrum issue is unresolved and there is a split on which technology to use. if the federal government mandated a technology today, it's estimated up to 8.1 million car crashes and 43,000 deaths could be prevented. how will the technology differ? both are designed to connect cars directly to other vehicles and infrastructure around them. the cellular tech could harness the 5g network's lightewider network. >> that one millisecond delay in latency in 5g to let you know there is a car coming around the corner is going to be critically important. today, with 4g, that might be 10, 20 milliseconds. it is important to the safety levels. ed: the wi-fi-based standard has low latency and backers argue it is a better option because the technology is mature and ready for deployment now. supporters of the cellular tech say it has superior range and more secure. bison is a u.s. tv startup that will you -- build its car in china and bring it to market with basic self-driving keep abilitie

u.s. should be very careful in the way it uses. its money and i think americans need to be aware that this is a risk to their own economies and you know i think it's important to understand that within the original us constitutional system in the 1st place. no foreign policy was meant to be you know harmony with all that was the way george washington put it and the u.s. has taken a more and more interventionist foreign policy in this is enabled by the central bank printing money out of thin air and this is a really problematic situation for the united states domestically. with claims it's a politically neutral system but is that really the case. why i don't think it is i think it's very obvious that it's been used by the united states and other western powers as a tool for economic diplomacy shall we say. you know it's the same thing with the u.s. central bank he claims to be politically neutral as well but anything disconnected with the government is inherently political whether it be a central bank or a payment system or you know

u.s. plans to use a saudi part on the red sea, that will allow them to bring in supplies to reach persianen g f gulfpo gulfports. >> the u.s. is preparingty that that didn't turn into a war. >>> a new tracker poll showed joe biden tops his 15 other contests. president trump, today, added new fuel to his fight against four freshmen democratic lawmakers. his tweet prompted fresh criticism from democrats. >> i decision agree with the vow, if you criticize mb, and they have a different color skin, you are not racist. >> reporter: rebelieves they want to make america socialist. >> these four congresswomen detest america as it is, as it is currently constructed. >> in a tweet this morning, president trump doubled down. saying, i don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country. >> at a rally this week, the president stood silent for 13 seconds, as the crowd chanted send her back. the president said he was unhappy with the chanting, but called the people chanting incredible patriots. >> he's doing this intentionally. >> reporter: she says president trump is not capable of rep

u.s. governments of using sanctions to undermine many countries including iran basic laws u.s. government probably using a terminology that has long been this is a canard pearl of wisdom pure and simple we need to repeat it again and again. not negotiate with us. we go shake because this really will not negotiate with us because this is. what they'll do you know cuba the republic of the. particular this being that is the. question. the u.s. military is accusing a venezuelan fighter jets of flying dangerously close to one of its intelligence planes here southern command released what it says is a video of the encounter and israel says the incident happened in their airspace but the u.s. denies this saying it was in international skies washington doesn't recognize venezuelan president nicolas maduro and is supporting an opposition leader who's trying to ice him from power. hundreds of thousands of pro democracy protests of rallies in hong kong once again but the process turned violent with fight police firing tear gas and rubber bullets at the crowds from pride reports from hong k

to use a robot to let's start aug 14th on d w. slate . the u.s. and china are talking again about observe us one don't expect too much of those trade negotiations in shanghai we get the latest from our correspondent in taipei. also coming up donald trump praises american wine saying it's better than french wine a matter of taste or simply business.

u.s. president used a campaign rally north carolina to repeat his attack on a group of democratic congress women riffing on a tweet he sent this week president trump told the lawmakers to go back to their countries despite the fact that 3 of the 4 were born in the united states and all are u.s. . seasons. of the donald trump has critics and he made sure to share some of their names in front of his raucous fans representative alexandria ok 01 were she there keep an eye on the presley ilan or mark was that the mention of omar the 37 year old minnesota congresswoman from a somali refugee family the crowd began to chant send her back. i was i was the 4 women he ridiculed called themselves the squad they are all young all women of minority ethnicities they also represent a new left wing of the democratic party calling for progressive legislation like universal health care a federal jobs program and free college tuition i didn't know there are other suggestions for the hate filled extremists who are constantly trying to tear our country down they give it to the goodison that's why i say if they

u.s. may have downed its own drone. maybe people need to usemon sense to come to their own conclusion about the likelihood of the u.s. military accidently downing one of its own drones. but this comes as we see these really almost constant provocations by iran, the u.s. responding by sending u.s. troops to saudi arabia so an air field so they can use it tot patrol air space and keep an eye on iran. the u.s. is adamant it's not looking for war with iran. all of this is about deterrence and trying to keep the sea lanes open and the air space open. but iran continuing in the u.s. view to engage in these provocations. kate. >> great to see you, barbara. thank you so much for that. joining me now is the former secretary of the navy under president obama. it's great to see you, secretary. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> first on the drone, if it did as we assume it did, come within about 1,000 yards of the "uss boxer," how dangerous is that, how provacative. >> it's pretty provacative. unclear how dangerous it is. but you warn them off and

u.s. needs us helena if the u.k. mbassador if he is highly aware of the worth of british diplomats what about the u.s. president is he aware of how much he needs them. well brant you do have to wonder i'm essentially on monday we saw the u.s. president declare the british ambassador persona non grata saying that he would not be working with him in the future at a time of course of such heightened global tensions and we're talking about of course the u.s. is closest ally and we've got issues to deal with such as iran for example north korea russia to name but a few and of course fortune in the u.s. have always worked together perhaps you know in the most closest man and when we talk about europe for example you only have to look yesterday at germany rebuffing for example america's request for more troops on the ground when dealing with syria that said i think it's important also to look beyond the bluster and take a look at the concrete steps i've certainly been monitoring reaction from the state department very closel

u.s. government of using sanctions to undermine many countries including iran basically laws u.s. government run using a terminology that has lawful card and this is acknowledged whether it was a pure and simple we need to repeat it again and again. not negotiate with terms. they do not negotiate with us we do not negotiate with this because this is. what they're doing you know our. republic of. aggressive move it's been on to other news now hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy protesters have rallied in hong kong once again the protests turned violent with riot police firing tear gas and rubber coated bullets of the crowds problema pride reports from hong kong. as police were warning they were about to clear the streets protesters busily prepared the barricades that were meant to stop them. the protesters had laid siege to the chinese central government's liaison office in hong kong and police decided it was time to act. there was a tense standoff objects were thrown at the ranks of riot police who then responded in force. police fired multiple barad use of tear gas canisters as

use of the dollar as a tool of economic warfare will backfire. well i think is just. a matter of self-defense in many ways the u.s. is use the swift system as combat billy club as an instrument of foreign policy and i think it's only natural that countries that are that on the other end of that billy club are going to look for ways to pull themselves out of that type of situation so we're seeing this movement across the world you could have a very negative effect on the u.s. economy and i think a lot of people don't understand this the dollars already in a risky position as more and more countries seek to. eliminate their dependence on the dollar it furthers weakens the currency and you know eventually many people believe that the dollar will not be the reserve currency or at least not the sole reserve currency so i think the u.s. should be very careful that's a global news update for this hour the banks are tuning it. seems wrong. but i will just don't call. any new world yet to see how it does they become educated and it gains from it because the trail. went something and find themselves worlds apart we choose to

u.s. military bases around the world outside of threatened countries one after the other and me an artist cost us more than 65 percent of all nella are all u.s. expenditures us expenditures federal government oh the military machine i don't very time went into structure health care education is all declining and when the gap between rich or higher than at any time in u.s. history. there's these planned remake of the little mermaid has ignited debate after a black actress was cast in the lead role a story and more of the weekly after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development that only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. in a world of big partisan. and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the midd

u.s. state department says tehran must immediately release the vessel and its crew. wasn't jordan is live for us in washington d.c. just to give an overview of the various stories that we're getting at here out of that area. let's start with the u.s. warship destroying an iranian drone at one of the comment have we had come out of the u.s. . well the pentagon isn't releasing any more information beyond what the president said it did confirm that the u.s.s. boxer had an intervention as it were with a flying craft and did destroy it they did not say for fact that it was from iran certainly there hasn't been any of video or any photos of the device that apparently was threatening the safety of the crew of the u.s.s. boxer but it is important to note that beyond that statement there doesn't seem to be any ratcheting up of the rhetoric from the trumpet ministration about this incident beyond the reiteration that it's up to the iranians to change their international posture and to try to be more diplomatic and more willing to heat the concerns of the united states and its allies. and that doesn't seem

u.s. markets professor of political economy from st mary's college told us that this initiative might go further if the u.s. continues its sanction policy. well it's only at the very beginning and we're talking only about 2 countries for fairly large countries could be a significant amount of blood trade in non-dollar currencies or in crime you know are still the global currency but i think it will be a fight with the brics whether the u.s. will stand by and do nothing if the brics should join the beginning of the china russia payment system won't be using to do it the u.s. is not going to stand by and let this the centerpiece of its global economic empire . slip from its fingers it will take counteraction overtly and covertly here to discourage it you know use the sanctions is a short term weapon and game here for the united states in trouble loves it but you know long term it may come back and bite the u.s. if it pushes too hard. and if the u.s. continues with strong arming with same sions will never would want something through another country then other countries are going to move further in

u.s. or money rapido joins us live now from mexico's vera cruz state obviously mexico has been under a great deal of pressure from the trump administration to clamp down on migrants making their way to the u.s. border tell us about this honduras mexican initiative. this is certainly part of that pressure that we've seen over the past few months from the united states toward mexico to do more to stem the flow of migrants making their way toward the united states so this meeting taking place between the mexican president the honduran and the honduran president is taking place in me not to learn in the state of veracruz this also happens to be a very popular transit point for migrants has to make their way north toward the united states a majority of these migrants being from honduras so this announcement of development plan by mexico is not only timely it's especially important for the citizens of honduras what we're expecting to hear from both world leaders mexican president is expected to announce a commitment of $100000000.00 toward a development plan in central america specifically the cou

u.s. customers. robert gray come alive for us in los angeles, with the latest. robert? biggest bank bridges yet. authorities allege 33-year-old paige thompson illegally accessed the banks data back in march 3 faulty firewall. the former amazon web services employee was caught after leaving a digital trail of her alleged crime on the internet, bragging about online. they say that she stole personal gain of about 100 millions americans and 6 million canadians from capital one. an fbi complaint said the hacker got information, including social security numbers and credit scores, about 140,000 people. thompson, who uses the handle "erratic," has been charged with the computer fraud and abuse. capital one data is hosted by amazon's cloud service, which said in a statement that it was not compromised. capital one 'ceo richard fairbank said in a statement, "while i'm grateful that the perpetrator has been caught, i'm deeply sorry for what has happened. i sincerely apologize for the understandable worried this incident must be causing those affected, and i am committed to makin

let's say the willing respondents were to see the u.s. used nuclear weapons against for example north korea where when given a chance of one set of casualties that would be caused by the use of nuclear weapons versus a much higher set of of casualty is a surprisingly large numbers that do the higher casualties. it exists within the body politic as you are mounting up. given what might have been the precipitating attack on the political momentum could be quite different and so these kind of conversations with people if they heard about it would say what, we have lawyers talking about this? there would be huge pressure if they had one u.s. city there would be pressure to respond in a massive way and that applies in other scenarios as well. i've grappled with the question if the u.s. sees a significant attack coming, but as the locality of a counterstrike are we trying to detour future strikes beyond that or do we simply want to retaliate because if you hit us we are going to hit you back, retaliation isn't a legitimate objective, but what's the

us out of syria had to refuel in the air in order to make it. i.s.i.s. may be on the run in syria, norah, but it is still alive and dangerous. a u.s. official told us that, every week, there are suicide attacks and roadside bombings in areas that were liberated from i.s.i.s. >> o'donnell: all right, david martin inside syria, thank you. in the race for the democratic presidential nomination, our latest cbs news battleground tracker shows former vice president joe biden leading the pack at 25% in states with early primaries and caucuses. political correspondent ed o'keefe joins us now and ed has been digging into these poll numbers. what do they tell us? >> reporter: after two months of polling, it appears democratic voters are starting to break up the field into three distinct groups. the first tier led by joe biden, plus elizabeth warren, kamala harris and bernie sanders also in double digits. a second and third tier are hoping to break through but still in single digits. biden's lead is shrinking mostly because of harris and warren. who are also ahead of sanders for distinct reasons. after months of rolling out detailed policy pla

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u.s. stance. for more with this and what came out of this meeting r.t. correspondent sara lunde has a oka joins us to break this all down kristie on saturday trump reversed his government's decision to ban walk away as part of a concession between the u.s. and china on the g. 20 cylons the u.s. agreed to allow american firms to continue trading with wall way the chinese tell communications company it was put on the blacklist in may that restricted u.s. firms from doing business with walk away without government permission president trump said it was unfair to u.s. suppliers who were upset by the move our companies were very upset these companies are great companies that you know all of them but they weren't exactly happy with it but were allowing that because that wasn't national security and he went on to say while way is a complicated situation that will be discussed in later trade negotiations but it remains unclear though whether waterway would be formally removed from the commerce department blacklist while we spoke to folks person told reuters that we acknowledge the u.s. president's comment

trump making a major announcement in what he calls was a defensive action and now we know that the u.s. usedonic jamming device to take down that drone, at least according to the latest reports from the pentagon. fox news national security and foreign policy analyst walid phares joins us now. this should come as no surprise to anyone, but where do we go from here? >> first of all, on our show and your show, we projected that after the first drone attack by the iranians that there would be other drones related incidents and here we have one today. but this time, it's not happening in neutral air space or inside iran. it's happening at 200 feet or maybe more from a u.s. ship. this means iranians are trying to push a little bit more the red line towards us, which prompted as the president said this immediate reaction of self-defense by the battleship. kristina: if we are going to be specific here, i wanted to bring in saudi arabia. you just mentioned that. the fact that the united states not only are they shooting down a drone 1,000 yards just from the ship but then you also have the united sta

u.s. economy? tells usve not been derailed over anxiety saw slowing growth that we in the earlier parts of the quarter. just as has occurred in previous episodes of payroll stumbles, the economy came roaring back. we are right back to an economy that is humming along at something north of 2% job creation. engines firing fast enough to let consumers

surgeon if you used the s 400 as a temporary solution to turkey's immediate need for air defense but we have many partnerships of the u.s. in f. 35 and other defense industries that are vital for us because the engines of the helicopters fighter jets we produce are u.s. made no one would desire any ban on these imports. the list of possible u.s. sanctions ranjan several and include cutting turkey off from american and international loans preventing its transactions on foreign exchanges and targeting turkish banks businesses and executives took a ses the tools the russian system because that's $400.00 or more sophisticated and cheaper among other reasons the system is expected to be operational by october during last month's g 20 summit in japan u.s. present donald trump said it was the obama administration that refused to deliver american patriot missiles a trick and that was unfair presence our don says trump has now promised not to impose sanctions on tricky but it is unclear whether trump will be able to persuade congress to do the same scene and go solo al-jazeera stumble. and al-jazeera as alan fischer has more on