some ugly dutch guys it looks like with guns. i'm guessing particularly friendly to the current power. they look like they're going to or coming from oppressing a black man. first order of business, man. when i take my country back, first order of business is to take that -- down. am i right or what? i'm kind of amazed. tear that [ muted ] down. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >>> in july 2013, when i went to south africa, 95-year-old nelson mandela was critically ill. in the country he freed from white minority rule was already in mourning. and already fearful of what the future might be without him. >> i pray that he -- somebody takes baton from him. >> i wish him a speedy recovery. and come back to his people. ♪ >> so a good friend of mine, a really great travel writer, said somet

on that basis the dutch company terminated the relationship. we consider this a break threw because our real interests is in--in stopping these for-profit relationships that encourage and abet this illegal settlement building. >> let me get a final thought from you. you talk about that dutch company. we know that re/max is an u.s.-based real estate company. dexer is an european group. what pressure can be brought by the u.n. over the involvement of these companies specifically? >> i think it's a matter of political will. what my role has been is to make the issues visible, to make the argument as strong as possible. and hopefully the combination of pressure from simple society, and this new emphasis within the u.n. itself will produce resul results. >> mr. faulk, thank you. let's go back to felicity in london. >> we will gather to the news that angela merkel has sent intelligence advisers to washington. they're sent to ask about u.s. spying on merkel's phone. she wants a no spying deal by the end of the year. former news editor and former chief

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the dutch had already won group d, and wesy snyder scored the goals in istanbul. it was a historic night for bosnia, they reached the finals for the first time with the 1-0 win at lithuania. scoring the decisive goal they win group g ahead of greece on goal difference. al jazeera. >> thousands of fans celebrated bosnia's success in the streets of. >> i want to thank ever every fl the good times we had together, inside and outside of football stadiums in every city we played. i want to thank those who supported us, and own those who were against us because without them this would not be as sweet. >> beating egypt 6-1. we'll probably get exciting penalty shootouts in brazil but will any get this far as in england. the local cup game could not be separated after 120 minutes of football. where does the stop take? 29 of them. that's english fa record. they won 15-14. i've actually been there, but that's another story. that's your sports. >> it's foreign forces leave afghanistan the international community has promised to continue giving aid money. $160 million has been

sentence or perhaps the journalist who was he says he was doing his job that he be released so the dutch appear to be trying to embarrass. russia in new york so that this case will not be treated very seriously but i think on the face of it russia is going to really lay down the law here because they have warned they warned the greenpeace activists on numerous occasions not to do what they did and i think they're really going to lay down the law you know peaceful protest or reckless assault greenpeace's attempt to storm a russian oil platform in the arctic has been stirring controversy it's highlighted the issue of how far the battle to protect the environment can go and whether it's only about ecology and all that's what people of on his guests are debating in crosstalk coming up next hour here on r.t. . it's chiefly known the last couple decades now is just an environmental pressure group who's basically sole existence at this point are cheap publicity stunts and this kind of what you'd call you know you could almost border on eco terror is the phrase i would use or just trespassing an

>> you want to go dutch? >> dutch. i like dutch. that's pejorative against the holland people. yes. split it once in a while. >> next time i'm going to take you up on that. >> all right. you are not a girl, watters, no matter how hard you try with the collar up. >> no, no, no. all right. [ laughter ] that's my look. why did you go up this time? >> it's nudity week. >> nudity week? >> it's not just people streaking across the so mcguirk just cancel your trip right now. have it in a separate space. nudity in the. nude body painting. nude cabaret. >> sponsored by whom. >> student-run activity. small amount of student activity go for this. >> this is the theme of the week? >> this the is week theme. you go up there to talk to them about it. >> yes. >> and then we get this tape come back. roll it interviews about nudity in the -- i think it was part of the o'reilly factor show. but i wasn't sure of that. they asked me like how much tuition was and like if i was going to be disrobed or not or if my parents were aware and what my dad thought about me being naked in front of other people. >

challenges facing the i'll take some right screen off to new details emerge in the investigation of the dutch of us all involved in last month's greenpeace protests lindsey france has the details. investigators found drugs and including poppy straws and wood is reportedly more feet along with dual purpose devices this was discovered in the arctic sunrise when investigators did a search of the vessel according to the investigative committee this means thirty people that currently face piracy charges could face even more charges and of course that means facing. tougher jail sentences if convicted for its part green feet greenpeace says it's very skeptical about this information drugs are very strongly prohibited. in its entire organization and so of course it sees no reason any of these activists would have brought that sort of paraphernalia on board also it's wondering if the morphine and dual purpose devices that the investigators are talking about isn't the morphine and devices that the doctor at the on the on board doctor would keep in the cabinet thirty people do remain behind bars despite

waiting clarification on apology and punishment of those responsible for our reaction depends on how the dutch side will behave and of course you can imagine that the minister of foreign affairs of russia is also outraged in fact they have given the netherlands until six pm moscow time to provide adequate explanations as to the situation now this comes against the backdrop of already strained relations between them and between moscow and the hague in amsterdam in lieu of the recent to developments with the greenpeace vessel the arctic sunrise which of course is has been in waters under the dutch flag and russian foreign affairs have said that they have had issues with the vessel for quite some time it was arrested at the end of last month in the arctic of waters. in the russian arctic waters and all thirty people on board the vessel have been charged with piracy the netherlands have requested that russia release the greenpeace activists and the crew of the vessel i love but it doesn't look like that is going to be a likely development anytime soon so their wishes. to cling to countries are rat

explanation soon after the incident happened on sunday russia's embassy in the netherlands says the dutch police officers accused dimitri botha did of mistreating is children the diplomat there reportedly opened a door to a group of security officers who said his wife had been in a car accident then apparently they broke into the official's house and attacked him with a weapon in front of his children before briefly detaining him for his part president putin described the assault as a blatant violation of the vienna convention. thanks to company on r.t. with me kevin owen still to come watch out for the eagle i might look like a bird or a where is it here it is but it's actually a high tech spy a device that can fly a hundred meters above the target without detection feathers and off we go bird spotting just a few minutes from now. so we leave the. bush and secure. your party is the. shoes that no one is staying with to get that you deserve answers from. critic three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media project free media r t dot com. for the conflict in syria rocket m

>> you want to go dutch? >> dutch. i like dutch. that's pejorative against the holland people. yes. split it once in a while. >> next time i'm going to take you up on that. >> all right. you are not a girl, watters, no matter how hard you try with the collar up. >> no, no, no. all right. [ laughter ] that's my look. why did you go up this time? >> it's nudity week. >> nudity week? >> it's not just people streaking across the so mcguirk just cancel your trip right now. have it in a separate space. nudity in the. nude body painting. nude cabaret. >> sponsored by whom. >> student-run activity. small amount of student activity go for this. >> this is the theme of the week? >> this the is week theme. you go up there to talk to them about it. >> yes. >> and then we get this piece of tape come back. roll it interviews about nudity in the -- i think it was part of the o'reilly factor show. but i wasn't sure of that. they asked me like how much tuition was and like if i was going to be disrobed or not or if my parents were aware and what my dad thought about me being naked in front of other

and i happened to be in holland i found out from the representative of the dutch government on the board that the executive directors were being blackmailed to prevent them from firing paul wolfowitz and i came back and i went to the treasury department kenneth peel and i told him what was going on and i told him that we were going to lose nato over this that it was not in the united states' national interest to prevent paul wolfowitz from being fired for giving thirty percent pay raise to his girlfriend so no no and dianne feinstein knows this specifically i went to her. you know she's on the senate committee select intelligence and she's supposed to have oversight and she has fallen down on the job the united states congress has been bought up they're not representing american citizens interests they're lining their own pockets you know daniel any what is this all about because on the one hand and if i can make a binary here we need intelligence to keep ourselves safe but maybe we need intelligence to keep the n.s.a. in business it's a matter of survival for the intelligence community

hoping as dutch film so i thought oh it's going to be so dark and intense and you know and i got on to the set and i was like oh ok wow this is a different it's like going in the wizard of oz the black and white to the colorful to the technicolor so i thought i was that it was funny but then i realized i don't think everyone was thinking it was funny so i decided to drag queens will love me after the show give it turned your grabber. yeah probably a lot i've done a couple stupid things i realize as you start to get older it's the one thing i'm starting to notice that you actually have regrets which i don't really believe in regrets i try not to because i think you have to go with those flows a juggler i've been termed a hustler gregory peck turned high new but maybe they would have been as good in it you know maybe not you know maybe it would have worked out but only one year turned . boy did i turn down you know one thing that i did that was really stupid. i remember thinking of the other day as now when i had a t.v. show that david kelly was writing and i was starring in and basic

hoping dutch films so i thought oh it's going to be so dark and intense and you know i got on to this oh ok wow this is a different it's like going in the wizard of oz the black and white to the colorful to the technicolor so i thought i always thought it was funny but then i realized i don't think everyone was thinking it was funny so i just drag queens will love me after the show and. probably a lot i've done a couple stupid things i realize as you start to get older it's the one thing i'm starting to notice that you actually have regrets which i don't really believe in regrets i try not to because i think you have to go with those floors or judge women turned a hustler group or turned. new but maybe they would have been as good in it you know maybe not you know maybe it would have worked out but only one year turned. to turn down you know one thing that i did that was really stupid. i didn't think any of the other day because now when i had a t.v. show that david kelly was writing and i was starring in and basically we had a very nice agreement on working i wasn't into doing t.v. a

here in amsterdam, like most of europe, everything's in two languages -- dutch for locals and english for everyone else. and there's an information desk ready and waiting. hello. do you speak english? i do. do you have a map, please, to go to amsterdam? i'd like to take the train to the center. okay. uh, best place to go, sir... but even in the netherlands, where everyone seems to speak english, it's polite to learn and use a few key local words. dank u wel. bye-bye. to get your cash, atms are the way to go. they provide local currency at the best rates. quick, easy, and in english. but each atm transaction comes with a fee. minimize these fees by comparing card policies before you leave home and by taking fewer and bigger withdrawals in europe. it's just like withdrawing cash at home. you just need your four-digit pin. but before you leave, let your bank know you'll be overseas so there's no hang up in using your card over here. my hotel's in the city center. getting downtown from european airports on public transportation is easy. you've got options. if you're packing heavy, really

he said it was dutched in the pit without proper safety measures. >> they should have disposed of this, why did they create these pits? why didn't they put nit metal tackers like they do in the united states? >> mercedes jimenez lives in one of the homes. >> our health has been effected. my family is sick, i am sick, my bones ache and my sons are ill. >> mercedes and other 30,000 people filed a class action suit, now owned by chevron. we took the oil company to court and won. they were told to pay $18 billion. but chevron appealed and is now accusing his team of mass fraud. screwed oil spilled on the roads indigenous people are effected children with leukemia, all of these are chevrons problems now, but this trial is just a show the company is putting up so the world doesn't see the crimes committed here. she ron did no reply to our interview request. they claim the area was properly cleaned up. people here say the new trial means they may not get the money they wanted in damages. there are 808 waste pits scattering. the crude over the years has formed these pools. >> we are standing o

and filling in for andy levy is dutch def metal drummer, lars. his first album was recorded in a storage container at the bottom of a river. the first 100lp's come with an actual authentic ear lobe. and fema considers him a disaster area, my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if riding talent was a spin class groups of people would do hill every morning at the gym. his latest, greatest book, "nightmare city." it sounds like a date with me. comes out november 5th, 5th, 5th. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. time to talk, america. >> i don't know why i still keep him on the job. all right, is there -- is their spoof further proof? hollywood loves obama. and now funny or die has teamed up with the nation's finest celebrities in a campaign to get young people to enroll in the obamacare exchange that opens on tuesday. one of the video's stars, jennifer hudson in a parity of scandal. it is hilarious. jay in a cut throat world of dc. >> we have a bit of a scandal. >> she takes seemingly impossible scandals and makes them go poof. >> this i

from strasberg, a dutch member of the european parliament, judith of the green party. thank you for joining us from copenhagen, anthropologist on african migrants living on the margins in southern italy. your op-ed piece is in this tuesday's edition of the international herald tribune. also, from the euro skip the -- euro skeptic party. the debate where you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. #f24debate. the latest death toll now stands at 274. our team went to the southernmost island closer to africa than to mainland italy. >> dozens are lined up close together on the second floor of one of the cap derricks. the young men resting here are from eritrea most with few or no personal belongings and they are exhausted after a grueling ordeal. one of the survivors agreed to meet our team outside of the camp. the barbed wire here does not stop anyone from wandering outside. out of sight behind some trees, recounting the last tragic hours of his journey at sea. >> 500 people, 16 children, 85 women. the coast was only a few hundred meters away. >> on average 300

i wanted jay to kick that little dutch man's ass at the bar. but two seconds on the phone with javier, and i remember what that stupid hothead behavior gets you-- nothing. it's better to be calm like jay. like jay and me. like jay. - (door opens and closes) - (tv playing indistinctly) (phil) i'm back! wouldn't you know, i forgot my ding-dang sunglasses. - mm. - huh. luke, could you give me a hand? okay, i got a bottle of fake blood out of the halloween supplies. put a dab on your finger, say you cut it. i say i need to run you by the doctor. easy trapezy. got it? see ya on the other side, brother. just once, i would like phil to have a little empathy, give me some sense that he understands what women go through. - you feeling any better? - mnh-mnh. hate to see the whole team on the d.l. (luke) ow! my finger! i don't like the sound of that. (opens door) (whispering) i said a little bit! the cap fell off. i decided to just go with it. - okay, we gotta get you out the back. - (haley and alex scream) - god, what happened?! - oh, it's just a little

keeping their feet dry has always been a dutch priority. but the key lesson they've learned over the years: simply fending off the water as if it were a mortal enemy is like tilting at windmills. >> woodruff: "megastorm aftermath" airs on "nova" tonight on most pbs stations. again, the major developments of the day: president obama nominated janet yellen to be chair of the federal reserve. she'd be the first one to hold that position. and much of the federal government remained shuttered for a ninth day. there was still no immediate prospect of a resolution. online, we kick off a series of interviews on the rise of bitcoin. today, a mathematician comes to the defense of the digital currency. find that on making sense. and a new study puts dates to when worldwide temperatures are predicted to shift past the boundaries of weather as we know it today. that's on our science page. all that and more is on our website newshour.pbs.org. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on thursday, this year's nobel prize for literature. plus, the controversy

and then right there is the old dutch church and the cemetery. they all come here to see that. >> and washington irvings gave is very nearby. have you -- you have seen this 40% jump. do you see new people or faces? are people telling you they are there because they have seen the tv show? >> good question. just last night i had a couple from missouri. they just happened to cross the bridge and right there is a sign that says exit 9 sleepy hollow, they were like oh, my gosh, is sleepily hollow a real town? so they got off and dined at our restaurant. and it was the highlight of their trip. >> obviously you are a business so you want to keep this growth in revenue going for a while, are you capitalizing on this new-found romance? >> oh, yes, we are. we are very much. and everybody is asking me if it is shot here. and surprisingly it is not shot here, but they like to believe it is shot here in sleepy hollow, because you do see the horseman restaurant, the high school, 117, and the cemetery, and it looks like it is shot in our town. >> listen, one th

and after the russian, dutch and definite russian missing that he may have the answers. -- an ethnic russian missing and hoping he may have the answers. but when home becomes a war zone. >> what ever happens, i will not leave my home again. >> rt reports from the syrian city. families refused to abandon their homes. the next. tracking the drones. america's ongoing strikes should be regarded as war crimes according to a report this last week from amnesty international despite the government's attempt to downplay. the news. shocking numbers. it all begin and 2004 under the bush administration. the number of victims soared through 2006 when almost 100 people were injured. in 2008, 75 lives were lost. the following year, obama took over, a record number. up to 122 and the drone war contains. the obama administration is responsible for about 90% of the strikes since 2004. almost 1000 civilians have been killed including up to 200 children. some estimates put the total number of fatalities in the region above 3.5 thousand. -- 3500. the latest report from amnesty international. was the pred

the dutch won group d. aryun robin and wesley schneider scored the goals in istanbul. romania take the play-off following a 2-0 win against estonia. >> boz nia reached the finals with a 1-0 win. a decisive goal scored. they were in group g ahead of greece on goal difference. >>>. >>> bosnia's victory sparked celebrations in sary i'vo. our reporter has more from there. >> this is an historic day for sports. this is the first time that a soccer team from bosnia qualified for the world cup. they hope to qualify for the world cup. supporters and players hope to go to the world cup next year in brazil. 2,000 people were watching the game in the sarie i'vo square. many came from all parts of the country and city. they started celebrating. the celebration will last until the early morning. it is also important to say that this is one of the biggest events. bosnia was the better team and was dominating the match. the supporters will say they waited too long for the first goal in the second half. all in all it is absolutely fair and deserved for bosnia to go to the world cup ne

. >> dutch ruppersberger said it's sickened his constituents. >> they have a right to be fed up. i think it's wrong what has happened. here's an example when you don't deal with an issue of compromise, don't want to work things out. >> reporter: while congress begins its next phase of negotiations all of 140,000 furloughed maryland workers should be back on the job by next week. our coverage of the government shutdown continues right now with jessica kartalija and the possible end of the government shut down. she talked with a maryland widow who is worried about threat to the end of veteran benefits. jessica. >> reporter: well, that's exactly right. maryland widows and widows throughout the country said this isn't effecting them financially but emotionally as well. >> she just wants to fly with her pilot. >> major wagey was 34 when he died in flight training. >> bad weather in the mountains. >> for 5.5 years his wife and daughter have received survivor benefits, paid monthly to families of fallen soldiers. >> of course i'd rather have david back but that helped us for our future.

we got so messed up in amsterdam, we started putting dutch suffixes on the end of all of our words. we were like, "holy schmergen, i am hammerglubened."

the dutch company blaming adverse currency effects. again, another company coming out from that as well. self-growth for sap slowing in the second and third quarter. it's 5.2%. rbs, the worst performer, 5.5%. j.p. morgue gans reached a tentative deal to reach a prose. they could be close to a deal to split the bank. bond rates, treasury yields down here, 2.59%. we got down to 2.55% last week. post the non-taper decision. yield is a little too high. get minutes out this week from the umptd k. the currency market we saw the dollar on the back foot on friday. this is where we stand. 136.67 for euro dollar. aussie dollar with a 96 handle. sterling cable around 1.60, 1.67. that's where we stand now an hour nood traiting week. we're having the day wrapped up from china. >> thank you for that, ross. let me start with some economic data. increasing exports slowed from the august level and imports rose 16.59%. short of expectations. nevertheless, on the markets the nikkei gained almost 1% with the weaker yen gaining supports. investors are eyei

he says security was non- ven >>> a man who is accused of stealing art from a dutch museum is suing the museum. he said it was too easy to pull off the robbery. he said there was no security. a team of 7 people took down the paintings with a screwdriver. stolen works of picasso, matisse and monet have never been recovered. >>> coming up at 5:00, people are getting sticker shock when they sign up for obamacare. we look at the reasons behind those soaring rates. >> think we're out of time. >> is that it? >> that was fun. >> we're done. >> see you again tomorrow. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> brooke: somebody's missing his daddy. [ will cooing ] >> bill: you think? >> brooke: yes, it's obvious. >> bill: i need to see him every day. i mean, even if it's just for an hour, just to, you know, play like this, that would be great. >> brooke: well, then you should talk to katie. she's working so much, i don't see why she would object. [ cooing continues ] >> brooke: [ chuckles ] >> bill: come here. get 'em! get 'em! >> brooke: [ chuckles ] >> katie: get these chang

the dutch team has won the world solar challenge for the fifth time. andrew thomas spoke to one of the winning drivers. >> leslie, you are one of the drives -- drivers. >> congratulations an amazing achievement this car is powered only by the sun. >> what is the toughest problem. >> we had wind gusts of 60 kilometres-per-hour and you swerve around the road and you have really big trucks cruising past you and i had a grasshopper in my car hopping around all the time while i had to focus. so it was an exciting race. >> it was not sunny the whole time, was it? what do you do when the sun is not shining? >> we calculate the whole race how fast we have to go every 15 minutes. we knew the rain was coming and we saved some energy in the battery and so we could continue cruising. >> and what was it about this car that proved it's victorious spirit. >> we had three advantages about the rest of the competition. we had concentrators that are lenses that focus sun light on small but efficient solar cells. and we have the best arrow aiaro dynamic design.

. >> reporter: one potential candidate most would recognize is congressman dutch ruppersberger. and he will decide whether to run next month. i'm pat warren, reporting. back to you. >> candidates in the republican primary include harford county executive david craig, and ron george. >>> if you're waiting for somebody to get home from work, let's check in on our roads now. here's kristy breslin, live at wjz traffic control. still a mess out there. >> absolutely. some areas out there are just gridlocked. that's include the harrisburg expressway. gridlocked from timonium to belfast. top side inner loop, that's just one very long delay. stop and go, from 795 to 95. as you can see by our sensor there. average speed, only about 27 miles an hour. traveling on the west side inner loop, watch for significant delays there from 295 to liberty road. northbound 95, which continues to be a problem this afternoon, we're looking at delays, beginning there at 32, over to 195. then continuing on from the fort mchenry tunnel, approaching that to whitemarsh boulevard. a couple of accidents. 70 west

they were traveling on the dutch-registered arctic sunrise. they face up to 30 years in prison on charges of piracy. russia says it is within its rights to defend its asked -- its assets under international law. former greenpeace leader patrick believes the activists should have found a better way to get their message across. >> you cannot expect to have people allow you to continue to storm their oil rigs, a very serious operation with big safety issues. you start scaling the rig and people have to try to come and get you off it. it puts them in danger. i can certainly understand why they were apprehended and towed away from the site. i do agree with president putin that they are not pirates. that is pretty obvious. their intentions were not to loot the rig or anything like that. they are still putting people in danger and it is a serious situation. it is my understanding that this is the first oil platform that is designed specifically to withstand ice. the intention is to make it a safer way to extract oil. >> with america's government and

another amazing piece of the puzzle is the dutch had done a study on chocolate. >> you are a man after my own heart. chocolate, i love raw chocolate. >> it is great to talk 3w raw chocolate here. over 15 years, 65 years old, 75, 80, they found the highest fraction of chocolate eaters had the lowest rate of heart attack. >> the correct chocolate. there are a lot of chocolates and they put wax fillers and caffeine and sugar. >> genetically modified soy. >> let's not go into the horrible things they put in chocolate. the raw chocolate is the best. hand it over. >> these are two we had last night and i saved two for you. >> it looks so good. this is raw cold pressedÑi chocolate which is a different chocolate. many think chocolate is not good for you. it is how they prepare the chocolate that is not good are to you. >> that's right and the sugar added and the fillers you were talking about. >> same with olive oil. if it is not a cold pressed olive oil and if it is not in a dark bottle and freeze up when you put it in the refrigerator, it is not a good x cold pressed completely olive, olive

democratic congressman dutch ruppersberger is the ranking member of the house intelligence committee. he's been briefed on these operations. congressman, thanks for joining us. >> sure, it's good to be here, wolf. >> let's talk about al libi, first of all this was obviously a snatch operation, rendition, whatever you want to call it. are you okay with his being aboard a u.s. warship right now, being interrogated by u.s. military and intelligence personnel? >> without any question. we know that there are terrorists out there that are plotting to attack and kill us and our allies every day. al libi was involved in the attack in 1998 against our two embassies, one in tanzania, the other in kenya where american lives were lost. and by the way, there's a lot of issues about if he's in our custody or where he's going to go. he was indicted. and by the united states of america, for killing americans. four of his cohorts have already been tried and convicted by jury and they're all serving life sentences right now. we have to send a message to terrorists throughout the world. you can hide, bu

. >>> kpm plunges nearly 10% after american mobile hangs up on its bid to buy the dutch telecom. but the ceo says they could reconnect. >>> and it's a mixed emerging markets consumers staple ss sab miller sees solid growth in africa. >>> we have retail sales out for the uk for the month of september. up 0.6% for the month, up 2.2% on the year. that's stronger than the forecast to rise 0.3% on the month, up 1.9% on the year. that's the fastest growth since first quarter 2008. the september figures come off a bit of a dip in august. joining us with his thoughts paul cavener. thanks for joining us. a bit of a rebound in the economy. people have been wondering, bear in mind they have no average earnings increase. what is consumer spending based on? >> first of all, that is a good number. there was the potential for september to be a rather good month. if you pick up on some of the stocks likes next and marks & spencer, they have a wobble towards the end of the month in their share prices. and that was on the basis, particularly in the uk it's a critical time for these retailers as th

diplomat in ninety ninety five sex really returns to georgia with his dutch wife. his friend. promised him a parliamentary seat as part of the union of citizen of georgia it is that those of the south interestingly enough some have never talked about the fact that he didn't just start his political career in this party but was even the leader of the parliamentary majority that supported. and when he criticised his government in his public addresses never mentioned the fact that he himself use. to be a minister of justice in that government and to help his hand asking people to vote for him but i feel. like. in this hyperactive young minister with his populist ideas the georgian you. know even the panther skin you haven't come down from the trees the. russians still wear shoes. young. very important lesson at that time there are no friends in politics his thirst for power often scared even his own party members. of course he wants to be the leader and he will do anything for that position. literally anything in justifies the means. he often says to his close allies know this if

so now the dutch have engaged in setting up institutions like fannie and freddie and here in the u.k. we have a government backed mortgage scheme. help to buy here in the u.k. looks like some of the things that were done with fannie and freddie. >> good luck with that. >> yeah. >> real quick, the $100 bill. there's a new one out ands got a lot of tech features so people can't duplicate it. >> absolutely. apparently if you move this, i mean, i haven't touched one but as i understand it, you have a 3-d imagine of the liberty bell that moves as you move the note. you've also got a number of other tech features on it. i'm just looking at my notes. benjamin franklin on there of course. but these 3-d security ribbons meant to make it harder for the counterfeiters. that's what it's all about here. stopping people faking $100 bills. >> a little color makes it look less boring. all right, jeff, have a good day. appreciate the insight. all right to twitter, an inventor creates a watch that says it can predict when you're going to die. how does it work? well, you fill out a medical questionnaire

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