the losses industrial baker and independence opponent who is a boy who thinks things will only get morse. if independence goes through it will unleash an exit it companies want to be in europe or in the capital . for catalonia that would mean a drop in economic output rising unemployment and higher taxes. lonia would collapse economically. i mean even so many employers support catalonian independence this company produces detergents the owner feels the region would do better on its own then as part of spain but he's nervous about the referendum. we should be concerned with what's coming but be ready to take this courageous step i think there's no way around this crisis and action needs to be taken. in an attempt to cover its bases the company has taken a more international approach to reduce its dependence on the rest of spain. we have prepared a crisis plan even though we're a small company we put our heads together and thought long and hard about how we can best prepare for the challenges we might expect in the future. but after many business owners are taking a wait and see approach t

compensate for the losses and baker and independence opponent who is a boy who thinks things will only get morse. if independence goes through it will unleash an exit as companies want to be in europe or in the capital . for catalonia that would mean a drop in economic output rising unemployment and higher taxes. lonia would collapse economically. i mean even so many employers support catalonian independence this company produces detergents the owner feels the region would do better on its own than as part of spain but he's nervous about the referendum. we should be concerned with what's coming but be ready to take this courageous step i think there's no way around this crisis and action needs to be taken. in an attempt to cover its bases the company has taken a more international approach to reduce its dependence on the rest of spain. we have prepared a crisis plan even though we're a small company we put our heads together and thought long and hard about how we can best prepare for the challenges we might expect in the future. problems but after many business owners are taking a wait and see a

the losses industrial baker and independence opponent who is a boy who thinks things will only get morse. if independence goes through it will unleash an exit it companies want to be in europe or in the capital . for catalonia that would mean a drop in economic output rising unemployment and higher taxes. catalonia would collapse economically. i mean that even so many employers support catalonian independence this company produces detergents the owner feels the region would do better on its own done as part of spain but he's nervous about the referendum. we should be concerned with what's coming but be ready to take this courageous step i think there's no way around this crisis and action needs to be taken. in an attempt to cover its bases the company has taken a more international approach to reduce its dependence on the rest of spain. we have prepared a crisis plan even though we're a small company we put our heads together and thought long and hard about how we can best prepare for the challenges we might expect in the future. if. many business owners are taking a wait and see approac

the losses industrial baker and independence opponent who is a boy who thinks things will only get morse. if independence goes through it will unleash an exit as companies want to be in europe or in the capital . for catalonia that would mean a drop in economic output rising unemployment and higher taxes. lonia would collapse economically. i can only comment that even so many employers support catalonian independence this company produces detergents the owner feels the region would do better on its own than as part of spain but he's nervous about the referendum. we should be concerned with what's coming but be ready to take this courageous step i think there's no way around this crisis and action needs to be taken. in an attempt to cover its bases the company has taken a more international approach to reduce its dependence on the rest of spain. we have prepared a crisis plan even though we're a small company we put our heads together and thought long and hard about how we can best prepare for the challenges we might expect in the future. if. many business owners are taking a wait and see

the losses industrial baker and independence opponent who is a boy who thinks things will only get morse. if independence goes through it will unleash an exit as companies want to be in europe or in the capital . for catalonia that would mean a drop in economic output rising unemployment and higher taxes in order. to lonia would collapse economically. i can only comment that even so many employers support catalonian independence this company produces detergents the owner feels the region would do better on its own then as part of spain but he's nervous about the referendum. we should be concerned with what's coming but be ready to take this courageous step i think there's no way around this crisis and action needs to be taken. in an attempt to cover its bases the company has taken a more international approach to reduce its dependence on the rest of spain. we have prepared a crisis plan even though we're a small company we put our heads together and thought long and hard about how we can best prepare for the challenges we might expect in the future or. if we're going to have many busines

as if with magical morse code. residents, businesses, police and fire departments are saying good night. >> really turned into quite the community event. >> reporter: and the kids are beaming right back. >> it's amazing. >> ten-year-old abby is winning her fight with cancer. >> every time you go to bed you know people are saying good night and caring about you. >> reporter: mom feels the positive energy with the lights. >> after the hard days, you get yourself to the window at 8:30 and you have that little piece of happiness. you cannot help but put a smile on your face. >> steve entertains as resident cartoonist. he came up with the bright idea. >> experience of seeing whole community of people around the hospital -- >> reporter: supporting them. >> memory to hang on to tightly. >> signal back, show some love. >> reporter: knows he's not fighting alone. >> they take time out of their day to do something meaningful. >> facing life's darkest moments, simply shine a light and say good night. providence, rhode island.

about a one hundred friendship being given to somebody and it's been thrown in the face when we go to morse or we go to synagogues we expect two other women to have a headscarf we expect to take our shoes off and very sort of things which we do as a matter of respect are i'm saying to you you've got to understand that if somebody individually wants to express their old way of practicing their faith why do the jewish member of our society why they're in muslim or a christian or whichever faith they're from all they have to do is. it is their choice to do that and we have to respect our. bahrain has arrested and tortured one hundred sixty nine activists on their relatives in the gulf states crackdown over the last year that's according to a new report by amnesty international titled no one can protect you. it lays the blame for some of bahrain's human rights abuses on other countries as well including the u.s. and britain is theirs they turn a blind eye to what's happening in the country despite having a high level of influence over the king. of bahrain denies the allegations of abuses agains

. >> reporter: as if it was magical morse code. residents, businesses, even the police and fire departments are saying good night. >> close to the community. >> reporter: and the kids are beaming right back. >> it's amazing. >> reporter: 10-year-old abby waldron is winning her battle with cancer. >> every time you go to bed you know people are saying good you. >> her mom feels the positive energy of lights. >> after the yucky days, the hard days. you get yourself to that window at 8:30 and you have that little piece of happiness. you cannot help but put a smile on your face. >> reporter: steve broadnihan entertains as the resident cartoonist. he came up with the bright idea. >> the experience of seeing a whole community of people supporting them. it's a memory that you're going to hang on a little tighter. >> you can signal back to them and show them some love, too. >> reporter: he knows he's not fighting alone. >> they take time out of their day to do something so little but it's so meaningful. >> reporter: when they're facing lig

one hundred friendship being given to somebody and it's been thrown in the face that when we go to morse or we go to synagogue we expect two other women to have a headscarf we expect to take our shoes off and very sort of things which we do as a matter of respect are i'm saying to you you've got to understand that if somebody individually wants to express their old way of practicing their faith why do the jewish member of our society why there are muslim or a christian or whichever faith they're from all they have to do is decide it is their choice to do that and we have to respect our. you're watching all of the international thanks for being with us this evening our program to continue after. the united nations and the security council in particular should be it should not be a place for. the spotlight to must must their athletic skills they should be a place you should be a place. which is a who we should be which should be form its main responsibility to maintain this is a good. kind of financial survival john today was all about money laundering first to visit this cash industry dif

passed a two year morse code i hope your weekend is going good so next to the story of two russian speaking children who were orphaned in iraq after the parents were killed fighting for islamic state we can tell you have been reunited with their families has launched a campaign called bring them home to help the authorities try to trace the children from ations this is these guys names or are. they were initially taken to a baghdad orphanage after they were rescued from territory in the city of mosul that have been held by i still had physical injuries that were too traumatized to talk about their experiences to us in any detail at all but it is thought that adam lost his mother and brothers in the fighting he witnessed the first hours. spent with their families off arriving back here to some safety in russia. thank you for you know it was. you know. and we recognize the. doctor say he's all right we need some psychological treatment he will get but. it was painful i first found joy we knew that we found him just as we saw him and i know worst describe it it was so hard thank god that we fo

it's one hundred friendship being given to somebody and it's been thrown in the face when we go to morse or we go to synagogues we expect two other women to have a headscarf we expect to take our shoes off and very sort of things which we do as a matter of respect are i'm saying to you is you've got to understand that if somebody individually wants to express their old way of practicing their faith why do the jewish member of our society why they're in muslim or a christian or whatever faith they're from all they have to do is decide it is their choice to do that and we have to respect our. no one can protect us the title of a new amnesty international report on bahrain's violent crackdown against activists and their families over the past year the rights group has documented the deaths of six people including a child as well as numerous cases of arbitrary detention and also talk. the report also criticism for the international community for its silence over bahrain's rights abuses in particular takes aim at the u.s. and britain is they are seen as being in a position to influence the ki

as if with magical morse code. residents, businesses, police and fire departments are saying good night. >> really turned into quite the community event. >> reporter: and the kids are beaming right back. >> it's amazing. >> ten-year-old abby is winning her fight with cancer. >> every time you go to bed you know people are saying good night and caring about you. >> reporter: mom feels the positive energy with the lights. >> after the hard days, get yourself to the window at 8:30 and you have little piece of happiness. you cannot help but put a smile on your face. >> steve entertains as resident cartoonist. he came up with the bright idea. >> experience of seeing whole community of people around the hospital -- >> reporter: supporting them. >> memory to hang on to tightly. >> signal back, show some love. >> reporter: knows he's not fighting alone. >> take time out of day to do something meaningful. >> facing life's darkest moments, simply shine a light and say good night. providence, rhode . >>> now on "extra." now v

. >>> president trump's credit simple spark morse protests by players at nfl games today. more than 150 players were sitting, kneeling, or raising their fists during the national anthem. we have more on the protests and response from the president. >> for the first time, a few teams stayed off the field, and stayed in the locker room during the anthem. today, president trump explaining his criticism saying it isn't about race, but respecting the flag is our country. >> reporter: nfl players respond to president trump's criticism during national anthems. more than 150 players locking arms, sitting, kneeling, as a show of unity. >> i just think it's a great love for my teammates. >> when you're five years old and you've seen your dad have a gun pointed at his head because he looked suspicious in a neighborhood at 6:00 a.m. because he's dropping his son off at a baby is it other, it's not about race, about bout black and white, it's about right and wrong. >> reporter: in the sea suppose titans games, both teams decided to stay in the locker room. >> they have chosen not come

ferguson the potential for on the right has a great thing with rejoined ever since ferguson officer jeremy morse and shot and killed on an eighteen year old with michael brown back in twenty four. in other news this hour the syrian city of dare azores slowly returning to normal after being largely liberated from islamic state this is the latest video we've received from there rebuilding has now started and the few remaining schools not destroyed in the battle have reopened their doors to students since i'm still seeds was broken on the fifth of september humanitarian convoys of most deliver much needed aid government forces with the backing of russia's air force are now battling to quell the remaining pockets of terrorists around the city or with syria making gains on the ground against ice all positive steps were also made of peace talks held in the kazakhstan capital asked on are the parties that have now agreed on the final boundaries for deescalation zones across syria artie's murder is in the country. the talks in aston i now over and every school to me is that the sides involved the syrian

i accept your morse is genuine, but despite everything i have heard i am not convinced a hefty fine would be as punitive sentence as a community order. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story: donald trump says bureaucracy and mismanagement are holding the united nations back in a speech at the general assembly. the iraqi prime minister has demanded the suspension of next week's referendum on kurdish independence. but he's got no way to enforce that demand — kurdish leaders are expected to ignore it. in germany, three people have been given heavy fines for ignoring a pensioner who collapsed next to a bank's cash machines. the 83—year—old man hit his head on the tiles and died a week later. cctv footage showed the people stepping round the critically ill pensioner — and it took 20 minutes for him to receive first aid. lady gaga has been forced to reschedule the european leg of her world tour due to health problems. she revealed last week that she has a chronic illness, which can cause pain all over the body. the 18 city tour was due to begin in barcelona o

do harkens become so destructive well the strongest like irma form off the coast of west africa more morse's cools the air to rise. triggering thunderstorms and that's when the winds can start to circulate. this weather system crosses the atlantic it grows and becomes stronger. and if the winds are all moving in the same direction at all levels rise with ana. they reach devastating speeds but then closer to the carribean the harken gets another boost. that part is over yet more warm water and ocean temperatures unusually high this year making the wins even more aggressive. and on top of all this the low pressure inside the hara kun creates a storm surge a huge wave the strikes the coast. and because climate change is raising the level of the sea. the impact is all the greater. the people of the carribean cope with the terrible often off many are asking if climate change was behind i. well harkens have always happened. but scientists do think that all warming world maybe making them more violent one of the things we know about climate change is that warner atmosphere. can hold mold wartime. t

it's one hundred friendship being given to somebody and it's been thrown in the face when we go to morse or we go to synagogue we expect two other women to have a headscarf we expect to take our shoes off and very sort of things which we do as a matter of respect are i'm saying to you you've got to understand that if somebody individually wants to express their old way of practicing their faith why do the jewish member of our society why there are muslim or a christian or whichever faith they're from all they have to do is. it is their choice to do that and we have to respect up. bahrain has arrested and tortured one hundred sixty nine activists and their relatives in the gulf states crackdown over the last year that's according to a new report by honesty international titled no one can protect you. it lays the blame for some of bahrain's human rights abuses on other countries as well including the u.s. on person and says they turn a blind eye to what is happening in the country despite having a high level of influence over the kingdom of bahrain denies the allegations of abuses against

about is one hundred friendship being given to somebody and it's been thrown in the face when we go to morse or we go to synagogue we expect two other women to have a headscarf we expect to take our shoes off and very sort of things which we do as a matter of respect are i'm saying to you is you've got to understand that if somebody individually wants to express their own way of practicing their faith why do the jewish member of our society why there are muslim or a christian or whichever faith they're from all they have to do is. decided it is their choice to do that we have to respect up. another new saving people have been ordered to leave florida without delay is her erminie is it could amount to one of the largest evacuations in u.s. history if you are told to evacuate leave get out quickly. the roads will fill up quickly so you need to go this storm is wider your entire state is expected to cause major and life threatening impacts from coast to coast seven cities in florida have been issued mandatory evacuation orders school and universities have been closed in order to use them as she

wherever a band girls were turning morse whatever good boys were crossing the tracks to find them. the saxophone was blowing its cool. and the saxophone defined the sound of the band that was punk therefore punk was born it was before groans was created by other bands were singing about fun in the sun the sun it's we're singing about policing which is that. the world. was. the difference between for me between playing clean and playing sax and the sonics claim is sort of. and playing in the sonics is dirtier and what i mean by that is something like this . like. and it's it's just gravel it's just dirt you know oh we're dirty all rock n roll band and i'm a dirty old rock ross act where. was . i. the sonics were playing and the vietnam war was going on and i was a draft. and i got a draft number and i went to a draft physical. form. before i was going to get a degree from college. and i was naive i tried to talk reason to them as well leave me alone for four months i'll get my degree and then i'm on the mission oh you don't understand it you're going to get into rings i. buy the son

who's who of the twentieth century from laurence olivier to winston churchill to mamma dolly to kate morse his latest project is a book and exhibition called when ziggy played the marquee about the final concert of ziggy stardust or the late david bowie we caught up with him at london's run some gallery where iconic photos of just fade done away winning an oscar for satire on us television news and robert redford sitting together with nixon's cia boss adorn the walls. never had any lessons to be a patrol for i just picked it up i saw a star of chalk but never look back. i just show them how i see them you know that's the secret of my photography i think showed people how they really are. and there's nobody i want to shoot to be and so the whole world has changed and it almost seems they all seem fake you know all the politicians in their life actors playing a role. all the people i met my life they're all great bob wilson every no. you know they never i just thought people. terry i thought david bowie retired ziggy stardust in june in the house with odio in london the marquis where he did

compensate for the losses and baker and independence opponent who is a boy who thinks things will only get morse. if independence goes through it will unleash an exit as companies want to be in europe or in the capital . for catalonia that would mean a drop in economic output rising unemployment and higher taxes. would collapse economically. i mean even so many employers support catalonian independence this company produces detergents the owner feels the region would do better on its own than as part of spain but he's nervous about the referendum. we should be concerned with what's coming but be ready to take this courageous step i think there's no way around this crisis and action needs to be taken. in an attempt to cover its bases the company has taken a more international approach to reduce its dependence on the rest of spain. we've prepared a crisis plan even though we're a small company but if we put our heads together and thought long and hard about how we can best prepare for the challenges we might expect in the future or. if we're going to get that many business owners are taking a wait

jennifer morse they're putting out and now while iraqi kurds have been celebrating the outcome of monday's independence referendum. and incensed back dad has been taking action will farm flights to and from the iraqi kurdish capital of and a bit it will be suspended as of friday. meanwhile the governments of turkey and iran are coordinating their efforts to make sure the region panels victim iran testimony proclaim. reports now from air built without. put it will be very to. for the cats to me full it's with the plans. iraq. now if several airlines have so the day will abide by because decision to cancel all commercial flights starting friday at six pm. it looks. right now that the airport will indeed shut down except for. some humanitarian flights as mentioned earlier. the kurdish government has a draft a letter. in response to this measure day have said that. they accepts of the iraqi federal government to send a few observers. which is basically their. willingness to meet the demand to hand over control of the airport but the senate they're not quite willing to to do any radical changes

it's one hundred friendship being given to somebody and it's been thrown in the face when we go to morse or we go to synagogues we expect to other women to have a headscarf we expect to take our shoes off and very sort of things which we do as a matter of respect are i'm saying to you you've got to understand that if somebody individually wants to express their own way of practicing their faith why do the jewish member of our society why there are muslim or a christian or whichever faith they're from all they have to do is decide it is their choice to do that and we have to respect our. to join me in half an hour's time for more world news here and twenty four seven r.t. international programs right ahead.

that morse. i intend to say just a few words please let me spin and i believe i still have the right to do that here so. this all started when the small free democratic party pulled out of its coalition with the social democrats but not all f.t.p. lawmakers were happy about the move. i was teasing chancellor schmidt we cannot support a vote of no confidence and we would like to say to you mr that we could not vote for us chancellor. and. it was an unbelievably emotional situation a major turning point that affected my loyalty to my party. but i had a lot to think about how to get support on. the m.p.'s did indeed elect cole chancellor he promised new elections and spiritual and moral when you will. some critics predicted that call would serve as chancellor only until the election and then the voters would toss him out. is it. country's greatest natural resource is our people they are rich in ideas they work hard they are committed and they exemplified the traditional values that have made this co

somebody and it's been thrown in the face of just not accepting one hundred french you know when we go to morse we go to synagogues we expect women to . we expect to take our shoes off and very sort of things which we do as a matter of respect but what we've got here is one way street the man here who does promote the execution of homosexuals and other things what he did was actually thought one hundred friendship back in the face and said no i'm not interested however it would also kick off. if you want to without knowing it under our breath taking in new york and all we get your mom during your . turn yeah well first of all first i want my neighbor when we are not war and secondly second you are going to your god is imaginary lines have been exposed here my name is mohammed not more you are you really really really much if you're introduced to me so you know his mo well i'm just telling you i'm telling you what my name is don't tell me what why and well it was just you don't you rather want to because once you start it and it's a long run it's not run to see i mean you just think this is wher

it's a guy named kevin morse. he is a former fed governor. here is what key gary cohn. now a professor at the stanford business school. and then in government on economic policy. this sort of key is to know it was family ties to trump. this is a guy that is an all-time friend of this. >> i think he ran that politics. they have them major campaign contributor. that is his father-in-law. what does that mean from monetary policy. he is not a hawk. i don't see the taper of the or the unwind. he is a realistic when realist when it comes to monetary policy. not crazy on the other end. but the fact that he was involved in the bank bailouts with all of the intervention. we are neck and to see something to the right of that. he is when to be yell in just a bit right. in terms of bank registration i think he will follow trump's lead. he would actually be very good at doing that because he understands why dodd frank was created. was it all of these mechanisms that they put in place. guess what they almost have nothing to do with the financial crisis. i think that seems to be the o

european commission president and we could already see that there is a common wish this is to have a morse integrated and a stronger european union but it's not. all the same way they want to go apparently so one difference for example is that. this has a stiff opposition regarding a two speed europe this is basically what the french president is proposing when he talks about a more integrated euro zone with only a euro common budget and so already that they have already. seized two seeds of the european parliament for example and they definitely don't know don't need a third one so there are common lines but there are still a lot of issues to be discussed between brussels and the french president or paris or in a reminder to our viewers that we are waiting for the french president of a call to take the stage he is expected to give a speech a very shortly at the sorbonne university in paris calling for reforms to the european union don't know while we're waiting for him to take the podium how much do you think the german elections will play a role in a what. was looking to do here well he

again had it's a journalist not only one there was one cases to see if you could be for maybe she knows morse that he didn't fulfill all the requirements and also into the country so he started to spy and feel only person i know on that case because i was responsible for his pisa i had to confiscate those that material to bring it to the court so after our people checked the material and discovered their real who foresaw and humour's was a spine was not journalists there he was given the option of signing an apology to leave the country and leave the material into the well the way he will be sentenced . so that's what happen on a single piece but you have to take into account that they bring media almost on a monthly basis to north korea so well you i mean obviously you see your role as counterpunching against western propaganda as you see it about the d.p. ok what is your role at the moment within the administration as it were. i work especially for the committee for cultural relations with foreign countries but they also are part of a great for me to see the country might work used basicall

one of those individuals was proficient in morse cod and hav a tumor on their shoulder in a certain time period late 1996. >> how did you get the information in the matrix point? >> i'm sorry, that's classified. >> you want to protect your own sources and methods. >> i wish it was concrete information such as blue eyes, brown hair, walks way limp. no. they were more subtle things. these were things like the person spoke english things, right. really narrows down our list. >> i assumed responsibility as the lead fbi case agent for the unknown subject investigation, and we engaged diplomatic security in an effort to try to get their assistance to identify this individual. >> the bureau of diplomatic security is the law enforcement arm of the state department. one of our main functions is we run security at embassies, foreign minister of a country comes in we'd be responsible for that. i work more hand in hand with the fbi. that's my sole purpose is to help them with state department indicates or thaftion thinforma they may need from the state department. >> robert booth was a diplomat and

conceived blockbusters did that kind of stick out and stick with you over time it's morse more often the more personal films in a traditionally done at least somewhat in an independent center is vital to feel frightened because this is where all the new ideas come form you know you see the ideas that you can see on the screen in this festival you're going to say to reiterate her by by hollywood in a few years' time because this is that this is the seed bed of invention i think independent film i think and that's partly because of the kind of people that want to get into a typical way you have to have a real passion to make a film that's going to get into a festival like this because all the things you go to overcome getting it financed getting the story written getting anxious attached to it is so much more difficult so these people are really motivated to make films but also a lot of because i think when you're working with shall we say small budgets maybe i should have a lot more freedom because you don't have the panoply of studio executives putting in a ten cents or telling their

efforts must be made to address morse's by helping countries and regions to achieve development the recovery on the growth of the global economy remains and churning. the un should promote trade and investment liberalization facilitation build and no down world economy if we must seize opportunities presented by the new round of scientific revolutions stay committed to reform and pursue innovation driven development find new space for development and foster a new system for development as you go. through the u.n. must remain a pace setter of global governance as an organization lying at the core of the contemporary international system the un can well reflect the state of affairs in global governance issue therefore follow the trend of the times and make international relations more democratic rules based at credible the un is an organization blind to all it is one hundred ninety three member states who are going to lose of their size and wealth are all equals the un should promote such a spirit of democracy and make sure that all countries enjoy equal rights and opportunities and follow the

have it's not your list not only one there was one cases to see if you could be for maybe she knows morse that he didn't fulfill all the requirements under the law she said the country so he started to spy and feel only person i know on that case because i was responsible for his isa i had to confiscate those that material to bring it to the court so after our people checked the material and discovered their real who foresaw and humour's was a spine was not journalists there he was given the option of signing an apology to leave the country and leave the material into the well the way he will be sentenced . so that's what happen on a single piece but you have to take into account that they bring media almost on a monthly basis to north korea so well you i mean obviously you see your role as counterpunching against western propaganda as you see it about the d.p. ok what is your role at the moment within the administration as it were. i work especially for the committee for cultural relations with foreign countries but they also are part of a great for me to see the country might work used

well i again had it's not your list not only one there was one cases specifically for maybe she knows morse that he didn't fulfill all the requirements under the law she said the country so he started to spy and feel only person i know on that case because i was responsible for his visa i had to confiscate those that material to bring it to the court so after our people checked the material and discovered their real who foresaw and humour's was a spine was not journalists there he was given the option of signing an apology to leave the country and leave the material into the well the way he will be sentenced . so that's what has been on a single piece but you have to take into account that they bring media almost on a monthly basis to north korea so well you i mean obviously you see your role as counterpunching against western propaganda as you see it about the d.p. ok what is your role at the moment within the administration as it were. i work especially for the committee for cultural relations with foreign countries but they also are part of or a great one for you for me to see the countr

control of what the mosque or if they were just able to extract further cheetos from that particular morse that has been used as i said as a command center but according to the military the rescue of other chito is proof that the siege is ending soon as siege that has claimed more than eight hundred people's lives and has left most of my are we in ruins now according to the military as well there is still about forty hostages still under mao to control and also if your means to be seen whether they will be as lucky as the priest to survive the siege as operations continue to close in and if the they will able be as lucky as the police and be able to tell their story just like father cheetos are going richard allen duggan live for us and manila thank you. still to come on al-jazeera after a twenty year wait to local elections are finally coming to a village in southern nepal. from the waves of the sounds. to the contours of the east. hello there is quite a bit of stormy weather across europe at the moment most of it and with this cold here down to it the southeast is still hot it's still fu

conceive blockbusters that kind of stick out and stick with you over time it's morse more often a more personal film seriously done at least somewhat in an independent center is vital to filmmaking because this is where all the new ideas come from you know you see the ideas that you can see on the screen in this festival you're going to say to reiterate her bye bye hollywood in a few years time because this is the this is the seed bed of invention i think independent film i think and that's partly because the kind of people that want to get into a mechanical way you have to have a real passion to make a film that's going to get into a festival whitefish because all the things you go to overcome getting it financed getting the story written getting anxious attached to it is so much more difficult so these people are really motivated to make films but also a lot of because i think when you're working with shall we say small budgets maybe i should have a lot more freedom because you don't have the panoply of studio executives putting in a ten cents or telling me how i should think it shou

conceive blockbusters that kind of stick out and stick with you over time it's morse more often a more personal film seriously done at least somewhat in an independent center is vital to feel frightened because this is where all the new ideas come from you know you see the ideas that you can see on the screen in this festival you're going to say to reiterate her by by hollywood in a few years time because this is the this is the seed bed of invention i think independent film i think and that's partly because of the kind of people that want to get into a mechanical way you have to have a real passion to make a film that's going to get into a festival whitefish because all the things you go to overcome getting it financed getting the story written getting anxious attached to it is so much more difficult so these people are really motivated to make films but also a lot of because i think when you're working with shall we say small budgets maybe i should have a lot more freedom because you don't have the panoply of studio executives putting in a ten cents or telling me how i should think i

one of the things i worry about the came after morse where we saw aerial bombardment. that's what inspired them. as you said we are theorizing that. it may not be a good way to do it. usually these sorts of constraints are posted factor. there is another issue here that is really important. how the laws in norms in tradition work in this field. it something i spent a lot of time thinking about over the last ten years or so. and it strikes me that it is very subversive. we always think about a giant cyber pearl harbor. what happens is your opponents find some way to get inside of your system they do it subtly. they find something that allows them to penetrate you without penetrating you. you want to be able to keep warming up at that water. but never to the point where it forces them to actually take defense. and do something big. our adversaries have gotten very good at this sort of thing. the russians as well. they are often legal teachings. they allow them to get into the system. with ways that we can't resist. one of the things that has been in the news a lot lately

there has been much debate about the effective rate, what companies actually play, according to morse morgan stanley, if is less tha than 2 - 22%. they would have been thrilled with a 25 percent rate. according to s&p, top corporate of 25% would add $14 to s&p earnings for next year, that means that s&p could trade 2800 perhaps 3200, it. biggest runners russell 2000, that is up 2%. investors are chasing, individual stock winners, is what you want to look at, they will do well, they are proxies for the u.s. economy. look at those names on board, i talked about a lot of them, they have done well, joining me is capital way forecast editor shaw galani . the market loves it, we want to talk about the winners, how do i make money off this. >> the companies with high tax rates will have enjoyment of them being cut. what is ahead expectation for earnings about 1 percentage point drop in corporate rate, equals about a dollar in earnings for s&p 500 companies that would boost to about 139 dollars tha that -- given the s. that is 10% automatic 10% gain on market. charles: okay, that is the botto

at that morse. should. what use before the ball just going to come through with them open up goodness in the lungs foremost key to duty and also between the true cost of taking the signature if you didn't do the courses or just. bonded don't ski first time to count all these war experiences maybe two troubling for the man of the street. many of my fellow russians prefer a more simplistic view of the world and its politics. we've got a bill merged or of them with others of. the media but i'm here for it if i knew. i could ask the question of more than either of us we would neither of them would know that your memos are in the midst of. a given are going to stop or go at the national. oil there was no one else but i was if there is a new good us then use one of them almost one of. the grants and of course i'll go through. the way the drugs are here and then you're part of the ones who was the most generous. i think. i see that my feeling is that. the military show is one of the favorite pastimes for ordinary

he dissented in favor of actually adding morse denies. while the fed may be on course. >> we lost riva gold. but i was thinking about, just to go back quickly to the news conference for jennie gallant, it's very doubtful that they are going to raise rates in december because of the hurricane effect because of hurricane and harvey and shaving of gdp. i don't know. >> the data dependent fed. we'll see what they do at the end of the year. thank you for joining us this morning on "fbn:am." >> maria bartiromo standing by. maria: good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. happy thursday to you. i maria bartiromo. thursday, september 21st. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, first day of fall. the commission breached the agency revealing its filing system was hacked. significant information cybercriminals may give access to in trading on coming out. practice this morning looked like this on the heels of the fed meeting yesterday pulling back a bit. dow industrial down 10 points. the federal reserve left interest rates unchanged yesterday, but did

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kevin morse came into play after gary cohn distance himself after the president's response after charlottesville. let's bring in june a, our fed and economics reporter. i say there are two. your front runners but there are many more considered to be candidates. kevins a little bit about warsh. we have talked about gary cohn, janet yellen. whatus about kevin warsh, he believes when it comes to monetary policy. has previously been a fed governor, so he is less of a wildcard than other of the candidates. what we know about kevin, he has a history of working on wall street, he has these very conservative republican economic thinker credentials. we know that he is a little bit on the hawkish side, a little bit more laissez-faire when it comes to bank regulation. in those ways, he is with the other picks we have seen out of the trump white house, which has been randy quarles, vice chair for supervision, potentially marvin good friend. shery: what is happening with gary cohn? >> he went down in the survey after the charlottesville remarks, which many people think put them out of the running. he is stil

the same time with the three largest forces on the planet which i call the market, mother nature and morse law. i should tell you that i mix there's three together for a reason. one of my teachers in this book, lynn wells, something he's really taught me which is i think is essential to doing proper journalism today is never think in the box and never think out of the box. today you must think without a box. okay. you need to be melding all of these different things together and in my case they are the market, mother nature and morris law. the market for me is digital globalization, not your grandfather's globalization that was containers on ships, trains, if you charge that today, flat going down. digital globalization, the way everything is being digitize, whether facebook, amazon, google, paypal, if you put that in a craft, looks like a giant hockey stick. mother nature for me is climaten change, population growth in the developing world. you put that on a grass, it looks like a hockey stick. and morris law, first flight -- slide up here for a second, gordon, cofounder of intel in 1965,

at their morse. she. one hears before the ball just going to do what i'm not good enough in the office for mostly to do duty and also become a true course but i think that he simply needs to get you to do the courses or just . bonded out of ski first time to count all these war experiences maybe two troubling for the man of the street. many of my fellow russians prefer a more simplistic view of the world and its politics. we've got to begin with store of them where there is a. need but i'm sure that if i knew. i could ask the question of more than either of us we would neither of them would know that your members are in the midst of. nearly as it is a given are going to stop or go at the national. oil there was no one else but i said there is a new good us the new one of them was one of. the grants and of course i'll go through. much corporal way through the idea and then you're one of the most of us but the most generous. i think. of her i see that my feeling is that. the military show is one of the favo

as if with magical morse code. residents, businesses, police and fire departments are saying good night. >> really turned i quite the community event. >> reporter: and the kids are beaming right back. >> it's amazing. >> ten-year-old abby is winning her fight with cancer. >> every time you go to bed you know people are saying good night and caring about you. >> reporter: mom feels the positive energy with the lights. >> after the hard days, get yourself to the window at 8:30 and you have little piece of happiness. you cannot help but put a smile on your face. >> steve entertains as resident cartoonist. he came up with the bright idea. >> experience of seeing whole community of people around the hospital -- >> reporter: supporting them. >> memory to hang on to tightly. >> signal back, show some love. >> reporter: knows he's not fighting alone. >> take time out of day to do something meaningful. darkest moments, simply shine a light and say good night. providence, rhode >>> this is a news 4 special presentation -- de