well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a minimum there is an issue. here in the. they were told sixty dollars a day it's hard work for the workers not used to work and so they want to relieve their stress of how do they relieve their stress these and then move back out like he's the man that comfort these many. people have been murdered up here people been raped there are massive drug issues up here you have a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. seemed wrong. rowles just don't hold. any new clothes but he's yet to shape out these days to come out ahead and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be newlin the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right th

well. dinette it's well known the united states is a defeat of the internal politics of many countries over the years who can who could deny that we invaded iraq in two thousand and three we actually invaded the country and overthrew the president and i think what tends to happen though is that you know these grievances kind of pile up and they're used then to justify new decisions that are not very wise so in this particular case if you ask me that it shouldn't be done because it was likely going to be counterproductive had this boomerang effect and you know if you want to look through the history of american foreign policy behavior during the cold war and after you're going to find a lot of dumb things there's no question about it but it's not necessarily in your interest to do something kind of along these lines just because we made a mess years ago absolutely but also you turn out expect the kremlin to be able to predict the. consequences of its actions if we assume that there were krem

well. i think they would like it to be an opportunity for you to do what you describe to gain control of the city well it is is it is or the leadership is is quite an ambitious and big project i'm not sure this incident will result to not happening but yes they are on opposite sides are on many issues they were very upset with what happened in egypt in the fall of the muslim brotherhood in egypt in politics in the supports the saudis gave to the successor regime their support of qatar perhaps turkey's close it that close its value at the moment there were and of course they're angry at the saudi treatment bad as you know a dispute in kuwait so where the turks are becoming more involved militarily so yes turkey is trying to flex its leadership and. this does give them an opportunity to undermine the major rival but of course what saudi has and turkey doesn't is is a huge amount of petroleum well and that of course makes it difficult to. write how to do to get a better handle under smith in l

well we just got confirmation from nasa t.v. that they. have commute they they've been in communication with the cars not in the astronaut they've landed in kazakstan and they're they're ok they're alive and emergency basically emergency forces are on the way it's it's said to take about ninety minutes for them to reach them but the point is that nasa says they know where they are they're safe and that they can get to them within ninety minutes ok and that's the latest line just. we will be crossing back to get more information on this and perhaps you you get it as well. also hearing again these are reports unfaithfully we can say this is that there are no reports of injuries to my crew as they descended to the kazakh step. igor that is of course what we were waiting for just confirmation that they were all right before the investigation before everything else comes after that these reports though. mr lexy of chinon. this seemed to be ok they seem to be ok also we're getting other reports the well indeed that the they are fine at least the

so they need to actually physically pump it out of the ground you would have well well well well well there's a lot of money with your oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a minimum there's an issue. here immediately. they work well sixteen hours a day it's hard work well work it's not easy work and so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve their.

are these things that are just important to you, or are you, for example, wellness. >> well, health andve a foundation, a charitable foundation where one of the slogans is cures not care. in other words, we spend a huge amount of money caring for people who than illnesses, supporting wellness. the money is much better spent, people are much happier not in hospital, in a healthy home with their families and that we should have programs that support wellness as opposed to, hey, we have to care for people who are sick. there'll be a lot fewer people sick if we focus on wellness. there'll be a lot fewer people sick if we focus on drug discovery and find cures for some of these terrible diseases. maria: and a moment ago you said if i had to do it again, i would choose biotech. >> i would choose biotech. maria: tell me about that. >> well, i think this is where you're going to see the most dramatic changes and dramatic new technologies being developed, will be in biotech. you will see most of the common decides, including lots and lots of cancers are becoming much more manageable. cancer's no

well for five g.'s. i think it's possible i think it's something that the master node network would support but i can't make that assumption right so that proposal goes up to the master absolutely and then if they like it and it seems like a good worthwhile project then they give it the ok and it's done it's funded like they did for this project after asking for money for a good cause steve in a max turn to a more selfish endeavor you're a smart fellow and we need funds for a barge where he's right he's very serious we need to put this r.v. on a barge and put it out into the middle of boston harbor. celebration of that revolution while i think it's a great idea you've got dash rent roll one up for the master goes to see what they think about it if you have any information as to who and what a master note is please let us know what time is. still up. in the next steps to find out of the know do people communicate with us so that we can connect back with chuck tomorrow on the answer well i know. that our h

doing well.hank you. >> you've got a beautiful shop here. >> thank you. >> lot of history. >> a lot. >> by the way, that's a killer picture of your dad. >> thank you. >> when you took over officially--your dad passed two years ago? >> yes. >> is that when you officially kind of stepped in? >> yeah. >> how much money will this business lose this year? 100,000? >> no. less. >> and last year? how much did it make or lose? >> last year was 20,000. >> 20,000. and the year before? >> a loss of 20,000. 40,000. >> and if you had a couple bad months and you ran out of cash, what do you do? >> get a loan from the officer. >> your mom? >> yes. >> okay. and how much would you say she's put in here in the last... three years? >> probably close to 200,000 as loans. >> is that the only debt on your books? >> and we've used our line of credit at the bank. >> how much is that? >> 100,000. >> that's tapped out? >> yeah. >> over the years i've met a lot of second-generation business owners. what i'm concerned about

and as well as those eastern winds in napa. highs today, upper 60s today we saw 79 yesterday in san francisco. so about a 10 degrees drop in temperatures as we go through the day. 73 and oakland 84 vallejo. still warm inland we are talking lower to middle 80s. especially the airfield. we'll talk about what you can expect as we take you for the week and how cool it is going to get. let's check in with a look on this traffic. >>> this is a live look over at the bay bridge metering lights. so, just a couple of minutes ago and how quickly that backup developed and you can see it is slow going as you make your way up the incline and it continues to be a bit sluggish. when you get past that, things are starting to pick up. here is a live look at the toll plaza. and we are in the yellow. that backup is starting to reach the foot of the maze. and, at least on the 580 approach. that remains in the green looking pretty good as you go through emeryville. we are still tracking that big accident it is over on the shoulder. as you are approa

don't just yet i'm down and well you. every human being of intelligence you have no doubts about kavanagh oh i certainly as a woman look i take any allegation and that's the word that was missing and they statement just late allegation we are a country where there is still a presumption of innocence until proven guilty it was in a trial this is a job interview correct and the reason it's not a trial even though there is no statute of limitations in the state of maryland dr ford to this day has still not filed a police report or pressed any charges but to answer your question look there are other candidates and there may be other candidates if what comes back in the f.b.i. report is not favorable to judge kavanagh but you look at the other candidates that have been up none of those are acceptable to democrats amy kone barrett she's a catholic dianne feinstein herself said the dogma lives within you so obviously you can't be a catholic and be on the supreme court according to. these gen there's no part which is not my or as

well well well well well well well well. there's a lot of money joyal and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a. person. here in india. they were told sixty dollars a day hard work for the workers not used to work and so they want to relieve their stress of how do they relieve their stress these men move back out like his men that comfort these men need sex. people have been murdered up here people been raped they're massive drug issues up here you have a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to get a little the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you that. seemed wrong but all the rules just don't hold. me close but he's yet to shape out of disdain he comes to as a kid and in games from an equals to trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground.

well i don't think it was. high enough to be burned up when and to in the atmosphere so early days this and again i don't know how much of a hand leave. what's happened here today but what is your thought about what went wrong if you got an initial thought. i'm not a magician i cannot know everything especially in such a difficult complicated system as the as a booster rocket. it's difficult to say exactly what happened the investigative committee world. will conclude what's happened here but. speaking broadly any complicated system cannot be completely trustworthy completely secure and the more the complicated the less security is space technology is very complicated but it's created in a way so that there are a few malfunctions as possible the point of it is very clear right now that. there's not some construction problem it's not something wrong with the rocket itself or what it was maybe something went wrong where they were producing the booster themselves. maybe there were some other factors we hear there'

well the thing is barbara's also that there is not. much money yet really to play around with for the finance minister to be able to push for and all of that as well of course there is still this element of caution exactly what would happen if there is that situation although he did take pains to point out that he is setting out more money some eight hundred million dollars for government departments to be able to deal with bricks it in the relative changes that could happen there as well but of course this no deal breck's it would definitely hit that in the worst way possible and don't forget robber as well that before the brics that referendum the u.k. was one of the strongest performers of the g. seven nations and now two years down the line following all about uncertainty you're looking at a country which is really one of the weaker performers in the g seven so go with the latest there from westminster sonia thank you. and remember you can find out more on everything that we have been covering on our website you can see the in that

tactic that's very well nine. pages of now and his associates with top level players. here are only. probably the greatest player. just disturbing that the most famous for playing cricket dirty virat kohli should have been so easily accessed by. a little below us. or got. excel india captain or got darren sammy of the. we've got chris go up the expressed of his character. and now be targeting senior players. because they held a crisis when addressing his own thought what that team's going to do in a match particularly batting players who potentially can. significantly. alter run writes chairing matches. is a very high price for people and then top it off we have n.d. visualize the strength coach and a selector. handy bickles said he was completely unaware of man hours identity and that no approach was made to the idea that he to test match fixing and the way it's infiltrated cricket. is not there for each that any of those players will captains are new i come from watch more than now but that was when else intention was if you can control the field apply the central fi

the details of command well the individual who is now in custody it appears according to the department of justice that they were in florida which was the suspected location of origin for these postal explosives that were sent these suspicious packages as they had been called that were sent to a number of figures associated with the democratic party former presidents you know people in congress number of former democrats receive them a number of democratic party figures and now we had the mainstream media speaking up in a lot of ways blaming donald trump for the incident so then we had donald trump speaking up on twitter and blaming the media let's take a listen to donald trump's response calling for unity in the aftermath of these postal explosives being sent. in these times we have to unify we have to come together. and send one very clear strong and mistaken will message that acts were threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america now this idea that the united states needs to unify and that it's deeply divided seems to be pretty widespread we

well well well well well well well well. a lot of money with your bill and with that comes. a lot of this but also. that you often way of thinking a common way of having multiple relations this is a because of the history and even though the ballot thick states of the can of course concede that in the past there were other troubles they were independent between the two world wars and then they would include in the soviet union at the beginning of the second world war. but with other former soviet republic such as. georgia when maine crane crane and russia they have a common history they have come i would say cultural and relieved let's discuss does in details but let me press here once more do you think russia current policies that he made it could really be described as containment i do can see that what i've been in the very recent months sure is that russia on one side the east turning to work each other in order to create a stronger easing bloc and you can see the west yet it. and dead would be a first step to stop a lar

performing well.we should be a lot better than where we are today. that is what i'd like to say. talking about agriculture, you talk about expansion, something that comes up perpetually when we talk about malawi. around half of the export earnings are from tobacco. that is not a great thing, obviously people say smoking cigarettes is very harmful, the who would like to see end of smoking. it is a cash crop, not a food crop and there is a lot of food insecurity. plus, there is lot of child labour, 38% of children between 5—17 work somewhere in the malawian economy and a lot of them on tobacco farms. they get nicotine poisoning handling the tobacco leaves. terrible. what is your policy on tobacco, then? do away with it? no. i think you cannotjust say do away with it. we are mindful of the anti—smoking lobby and the dangers associated with tobacco in terms of the nicotine, etc. we are also aware that we need to diversify away from tobacco and that is being done. will you do more of that? we'll have to do

well this is what's coming up in the show. braman are allowing themselves to dream big again can they win the bundesliga title for the first time since two thousand and four a win against labor coups and would push them to second. and we'll take a closer look at. dortmund the black and yellow drop points at home for the first time this season. or the start of a familiar story. let's start with the high stakes clash between high flying braman and a leverkusen side that can't seem to find their form this season very dour reliving the glory years of the mid two thousand is when they also won the bundesliga title a win on sunday would move them up to second and within a whisker of dortmund a loss for a buyer would leave them teetering on the edge of the relegation zone all the ingredients for a juicy bottle. braman were flying high on the floor in co felt before this game and a win would have sent them by a music but the absence of injured center back nicholas moyes and hurt the hosts and after just eight minutes he took advantage

well well well. there's a lot of money with your oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. for the issue. here maybe. they were told to you know are today. hard work well we're not used. to it and so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve the stress. these men move them out like these men that comfort these men that. people are very earnest up here people to raise their massive drug issues up here you have a bill you have everything else that comes along with money. welcome back it looks as if things are finally looking up for the beleaguered prime minister two weeks ago her checkers compromise it like a dead duck now to the top european officials are all saying warm words were peevishly the reporting cold water however critics within and without a party suggest that actually the only reason that checkers might not be acceptable to brussels is that it is terrible for britain when it comes to a show

well you know this is something that i'm not surprised. the united states pulling out of this treaty are threatening to pull out of this treaty and it's with good reason bart and first of all let me let me just say when it comes to trump it's always doomsday it's always know how could you do this how could he alienate that one how could he threaten this and look look at this story hillary was just talking about with you and merkel now cozying up to the united states i thought that trump insulted the heck out of her that they were mad at us they hated us they were never going to have relations with germany we insulted her well now they're now they're opening up for a natural energy and natural gas trump is a genius when it comes to this stuff so what's going on here is in two thousand and fourteen the obama administration decided that russia was in violation of this treaty that was signed under ronald reagan and gorbachev and the reason is they were developing and they said deploying a missile a missile that goes between three hundred three

so they need to actually physically pump it out of the ground he would have well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a minimum there's an issue. here immediately they work well sixteen hours a day it's hard work well work it's not easy work and so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve their stress these men move back out like these men that comfort these many sacks. people have been murdered up here people been raped they're massive drug issues up here play of a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter us as are with one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamping each did. eighty five percent of global will you loan to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trees per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's buildi

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was independently analyzing the novacek used to attack script allen solsbury as well as identifying the substance used in an attack against civilians in the syrian town of duma. the g.r.u. operation was aimed at hacking in infecting the y. find it work of the o p c w from close quarters we call that a so-called close access hack operation when they were discovered the russian spies trying to destroy some of their equipment but one of the laptops showed they had also been in malaysia trying to access the investigation into the shooting down of the passenger jet m.h. seventeen over ukraine allegedly by a russian book missile the timing of the dutch announcement came just hours after reports on russian hacking by the british national cybersecurity center part of the government's g c h q spy agency the n c s c assessment concluded that hacker groups calling themselves fancy bear sound werman voodoo bear actually just the russian military intelligence agency the g r u the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman reacted scornfully to the british statements is going to us border indiscriminately

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well in indonesia were. prominent entities in the new year red cross as it is anywhere else in the world sorry when you talk about local it it really doesn't get much more local than the red cross i think some of the images you were charges before were of great cross medics there from the communities they speak the same languages there from the areas that were affected by they know local customs ain't going nowhere you know the danger spots and our role isn't any international community is an international red cross but there's a wider international communities to get behind there's if it stays it will be know how to respond to emergencies it's a competence born out of experience we're talking about the most disaster prone country in the world but they said to us that this is beyond what they can respond to and i asked for help and so way to eat everything we can to get it behind them and give them all the support expertise it's also mauritian well thanks for joining us matthew cochrane from the internationa

well polls have david up by as many as 9 point so i asked congressman yoder why. >> well first of all't think she's ahead of us in these polls. i don't think they're picking up our support on the ground and voters here in the district but look this is a midterm election. the republicans have that house in the senate, and so that means split districts like mine are going to be -- tough contests for the battle for the future of the country. >> she's raised five times more do you think money, fundraising is changing the game? >> yeah. i mean in many ways instead of faces blue way we're faces green wave. there's been money pouring in from the coast special interest money superpack, and what's been difficult about my opponent in particular is we can't get her to debate. i've never even met her and she moved to my district in last e year so no one here really knows her, and democrats essentially have her in witness protection program. >> you have attacked her in your ads as being radical how do you think that is resonating with your district? >> well look this is a -- republican district st

well pressure of course is continuing to grow in saudi arabia to explain what happened to her the u.s. secretary of state mike compel meanwhile has been holding meetings with the saudi royal family in riyadh he met king solomon as well as the crown prince mohammed bin someone both countries have agreed on the importance of a thorough and transparent investigation from peo is due to travel to turkey on wednesday well let's bring in jim my little show yalom is outside the saudi consulate in istanbul jamal a lot of developments here let's start with this with the turkish investigators due to enter the consul general residence in istanbul any time now that's really what we are expecting will of course of bring the pictures as soon as we get them but just explain to us why the residents of the saudi consul general is key in all of this. well it's key because aside from it being the home of the most senior saudi diplomat in istanbul and the second most senior in turkey as a whole v.c. off to the ambassador the turkish authorities have already disclosed officially the traffic camera footage

well, who are you to say?open up in terms of other separatist movements around europe. you have no idea. that's why it makes sense, as it is already happening, to open the real debate at the european level about the internal enlargement, to say the requisite, the democratic equality that would be required for the people to express their will in this sense, why not? to be honest, at the moment, given europe's problems with brexit, with some much of what's happening in eastern europe with nationalism and populism, frankly, i don't think your vision of europe considering a future of regions and fragmentation... it's a medium—long—term vision. it's a fantasy. no, it's not a fantasy. a final thoughtm which comes from a striking quote from a leading journalist in la vanguardia, one of catalonia's biggest newspapers, juan jose lopez burniol wrote this: "catalonia does not have the strength for unilateral independence, but what it does have is a massive ability to destabilise the whole of spain." that's where we are t

so they need to actually physically pulled it out of the ground he would have well well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. who don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a minimum there is an issue. here in the. they work well sixteen hours a day it's hard work well work is not easy work and so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve their stress these men move back out like these men that comfort these men that. people have been murdered up here people been raped they're massive drug issues up here you have a boom you have everything else that comes along with money. welcome back to crossfire were all things are considered i'm peter reminder we're discussing chaotic politics. ok let me go back to daniel here let me get another quote for the program here. came out on twitter here and one of the writers for the not so funny late show with stephen colbert a woman named ariel duma wrote whatever happens i'm just glad we ruined brett kavanaugh life react to that daniel i m

however here in asia as well. there is some profit—taking going on as well.“ asia as well.king going on as well. y so much for now. —— thank you so much for now. the indian rupee has been the worst performing asian currency this year — and it's causing big problems for india's economy. earlier this month the rupee touched an all—time low of 7a against the dollar, and there are concerns that it could depreciate further — which has left policy—makers in india worried. the bbc‘s sameer hashmi starts his report from new york city. it has been two months since this man moved to new york city to pursue a masters degree at columbia university. in that short time, the cost of his education has gone up sharply. he borrowed $35,000 but since he received the loan, the indian currency has lost 10% of its value, making it more expensive for him to repay the debt. he is not alone. there are thousands of stu d e nts alone. there are thousands of students from india are struggling with the impact of a weaker currency. i was planning my masters with my finances according to the state of thi

well it's. the administration step down but the that as mirrors deep party is still in charge so robert feeds those political party is still in charge and controlling things so so it really hasn't changed and they've you know changed the faces but it's still the same power structure can you remind us because these are stories that we don't always notice these killings of journalists in different parts of the world but the e.u. countries are going under the radar what happened to arm and what happened to respond. well yon was reporting was looking into you know robert vito's assistant who worked for a book previously to him with the italian mafia and so he was investigating and drug it up its ties to this american little party its ties to the power structure looking at their use of european funds in farm subsidies and electrical you know green power subsidies and how they had. amassed a large amount of money over seventy million dollars from these types of funds and so he was really looking at th

well you know sure they. lose. but that's not to say that trump and doesn't have those who hang on his every word tase huge in the philippines it seems most people there love nothing more than an outspoken well to mention provocative man in control and you don't even have to be able to hold a chew. the. you . lose the minute you leave and in israel forget about it trump is that the man pulling out of the iran nuclear deal and moving the us embassy to jerusalem has earned him serious brownie points and alienated a whole bunch of people to we have i would say probably the best relationships right now with israel that we have or had the who is close now is maybe ever before that. with the term say on netanyahu on his side trunk passes the ports but it's with china's renee songs coupled with america's decline does trump really have what it takes to remain at the top of the world pedestal how likely to think you he's to succeed so i want to. work. i don't think it's possible to be three zero the scale be made between on

well obviously targeted because it was or is a journalist and the critic well another person who's been targeted because of being a journalist is a bulgarian journalist. victoria mari nova now actually german police have arrested a suspect in the rape and murder of victoria marino and prosecutors are investigating whether he can actually be extradited back to bulgaria now one of misfiring overs last t.v. shows in them she had interviewed two journalists investigating suspected corruption involving businessmen politicians and the e.u. funds now the suspect seventeen casimir of reportedly left bulgaria for germany on sunday and risk picked up by hamburg police on tuesday evening but when it came has more now from munich. it's now been confirmed that the german authorities apprehended a twenty year old bald garion national on choose the evening in near the northern german city of hamburg this was following the application for a european arrest warrant gary and colleagues clearly the ball gary know for a season wants to have this person this individual in their custody not in german custody

moral readership on the global stage no well well i mean can you remind all of us that it was a bomb of course supported that mohamed bin so months intervention in yemen which mr brennan is now. according to that disastrous foray into yemen. quote brennan wasn't paula when that foray into yemen started or because the it started with his for the support it's very interesting and really anything else because glenn was absolutely right to bring in the domestic politics in the us about this is that in his dream it is that here i guess history started two years ago because everybody else as a need. it would have been beforehand you remember we have stressed on this program over and over again i've always talked about the the envelope the drug has in his pocket he checks everything off for his reelection he inherited all of this ok it was not of his doing i'm not defending donald trump i think his relationship his enhanced relationship with saudi arabia is toxic to the core and he's going it's coming back to haunt it was the first country to what turns country let's not forget that so so t

well i think there. is very soft spoken he stays more or less in the fray meet him where he would typically i'm literally correct language i mean he germany all yes well i think that what he calls governing you know this is from my review of the book by the american conservative . you know. they called it a dagger pointed at the heart of america's guardian feel also feel progressive for liberalism well i think that you should call a spade a spade progressive liberalism or alter liberalism as i call it now it's not even a governing philosophy in the states it's the parian ideology which determines not only the states action by which determines education. arts sports and of course foreign policy and of course military so when for example a writes about the united states or visit the states militaristic behavior is almost certain to end up threatening its own liberal values liberalism abroad leads to illiberal ism pool and of court well it's not just the liberalism you know put in people like chelsea mannin

well the way things work usually well do. all the washington and the leadership issue. the american society is handling it very carefully very cautiously and it was a great note stating terms of maintaining confidence in the saudi leadership. he would be partner in the peace process. actually ordinary in the ongoing conflict in yemen these are major issues which are coming under a an unexpected pressure with the disappearance. and he is a respected member of the press and certainly let's see washington he also had very good relations with the previous royal court so and he only said that he was not he didn't like calling himself a dissident or an opposite a member of the opposition now does moving this a bit forward senator lindsey graham said that if these allegations of the murder of demo come true then there will be serious consequences and he actually said devastating consequences and that saudia we're paying a heavy price you really think that would happen. i doubt it to the extent or the him or tional extent that senator described but i think there could be i coul

tech sinking and industrials as well. boeing and caterpillar fell as well. fell as well.his is bloomberg. ♪ watching daybreak australia. a brace yourselves. it looks like it will be a difficult session going into trading. that was quite a lead we had from wall street overnight. it wasn't just the bond markets, it was really these concerned that the trade war will weigh on future earnings as well. take a look at the set up. when it comes to australia, we look at it indicated drop of 2%. in new zealand we had some pretty bearish sales following the lowest since january. that is proving to be yet another reason why we are seeing a selloff in the aussie as well as kiwi markets. >> let's get a quick check of the business -- headlines. the stock has now lost nearly $230 billion. since january all-time high. it shed more than 13% of its value over the nine session losing streak. one of america's most iconic retailers is closer to the long goodbye. sears is said to be preparing a bankruptcy filing they could come in the next few days. debt also facing a crucial maturity next week

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the last one is whole person health and well-being. and again here is an aspirational statement about valuing and supporting members and their families' lives holistically and fostering a climate of well-being that will have happier, healthier more engaged population. ensuring we have the programs around the whole person and then cultivating and fostering collaboration with stakeholders to advance positive organizational culture and environment. the second item was really trying to get at meeting the partnership because not all of those items are within the purview of this board when we start talking about some of the environmental well-being and maybe even well-being at the home for kind of a whole person perspective. i will pause there again. >> i worry about word smithing and trying to get through the document. but maybe we should insert under broad demographics including geographic so we don't lose sight of that challenge. >> thank you. if there's no other questions or comments, i will invite letitia pagan for feedback on these par

well over our kind of well i'm not scared of anyone i have cast in my so i'm asking all my countrymenespecially women and young people to come out of your home and if you want to get afghanistan out of problems forever you need to do the sacrifices cast your votes for the new candidates and the new parliament parliament is the heart of a country and if the heart is not feeling well the rest of the body cannot perform well we will build our country with the help of parliament. he's a political analyst he joins us from kabul much to more than half a million people in kandahar registered to vote as far as we know have they done that and done it safely. yeah very interestingly there were so many concerns about the security situation in kandahar specially after the attack that were happening just activity out of the election process where the strong. police commander was killed and there were concerns were today election process run smoothly and people came out in large numbers which was sort of for him on station from the public telling the opposition groups that they continue to believe

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well, iam. are not discharging your duties? well, i am.ou said you haven't met the president since june? well, i am. you said you haven't met the president since june ?|j well, i am. you said you haven't met the president since june? i haven't met him, not at all, but what i am saying is the officers there, the office has not been vacated. i am still in that office and therefore i am available to provide counsel, to respond to enquiries by citizens, to respond to enquiries by citizens, to respond to enquiries by citizens, to respond to enquiries by different organisations, there is meetings, and there is guidance provided in that office. but you know the suspicion about why you have not left the government is mac no, what is the suspicion? i will give you an example of some of the things which have been said online by malawians. why is mr chilima not resigning to show he wants change? he is using the money in tax money provided to the money in tax money provided to the vice president to run his own campaign. is that not corruption? another

was still not allowing people in we understand the well a little sample was taken from the well during the first investigation a week ago by the joint. and saudi but they very interesting very interested in getting to the bottom of this well which we've been told is around more than twenty twenty meters deep apparently the water level is around six meters down that's where that samples been taken from but yeah. it's been twenty four hours now and still no access given for this team to go and still really investigate what they say could well be a very important piece of piece of evidence and charles just some of the point to put to you we've heard that there are reports that jamal ashaji son has actually left saudi arabia not just a few days ago was demolition of the sun i think we can see the picture right now there of meeting both king solomon and the crown prince mohammed bin some and then was the famous shot as well of there it is of ashaji son actually shaking hands with mohamed bin some and the man that you know many presume actually ordered his father's murder now we hear that he

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