told a u.s. television program sixty minutes of the country's behind the gulf crisis want regime change this country's been living under a blockade for almost five months after a four hour countries cut ties in june he says he never saw it coming. the president of the kurdish regional government in iraq is stepping down. was the driving force behind last month's referendum to secede from iraq voted to distribute his powers between itself the government and the. thousands of people have rallied in basle of spain to stay united is the biggest show of force yet from the so-called silent majority who don't support independence but some are even arrest. kenya's opposition leader has branded the presidential election a rerun man called for a new poll within ninety days. church leaders and supporters in the capital as a country remains in political limbo but the poll was marred by violence and a low turnout of just forty three percent of the dough has more from nairobi. there's little doubt president tw

remind of the top stories here on al-jazeera has told a u.s. television program sixty minutes that the countries behind the gulf crisis want regime change his country's been living under a blockade for almost five months after for our country's cut ties in june he says he never saw it coming. yes they one they want a regime change it's just so obvious history as well tells us teaches us that they tried to do that before and nine hundred ninety six after my father. became the emir you know bahrain's foreign minister is calling for qatar to be frozen out of the reason a bloc the gulf cooperation council. has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit on this council meets the demands of bahrain and the three other blockading nations. the president of the kurdish regional government in iraq is stepping down massoud barzani was the driving force behind last month's referendum to secede from iraq the parliament voted to distribute his powers between itself the government and the judiciary. hundreds of thousands of people have ralli

if i don't you know what you mold to get the television the mission. figures from u.s. central command show that from two thousand and eight to two thousand and twelve there were around a thousand drone attacks a thirty six thousand armed drone flights averaging twenty five a day people never know when one might drop a bomb. reports and. visit the site of a drone bombing in wonder how the. provinces on the pakistan border are all from targeted because taliban fighters are known to hide out here. children are now told intends to this school was totally destroyed. and we're going to know how i'm going to get up there with. the drones killed thirteen taliban fighters who sought the refuge in the school during a firefight. a night watchman also died. the other watchman hi out was the only survivor. i knew and you don't cut her from. the roof and out of the well you. know if you want to get if you want to have an owner for the elderly that you know that are tough. and that you can have here that i wouldn't ever want to live in a better political wonderful gulf of motherhood

it was speaking to the u.s. television program sixty minutes his country's been living under a blockade for almost five months now since for arab states diplomatic and economic ties mike hanna reports from washington. there was no sign of friction among gulf leaders when they met president trump on his first foreign trip it was all smiles and a common pledge to combat terrorism in all its forms at less than two weeks later the blockade against qatar was launched much to the surprise of cutters shake it. i mean been. we were praising each other. laughing with each other this cussing you know how to solve this terrorism that is a threat for the rest of the world they're making demands of you that you shut down al-jazeera that you may have given your word that you're not supporting any islamist groups are you going to meet these demands our sovereignty is a red line we don't accept anybody interfering in our sovereignty when you tell me to close a china like al-jazeera history were right one day in fifty or sixty s

television program sixty minutes carter has been under a blockade for almost five months after saudi arabia the u.a.e. behind and egypt cut diplomatic and trade ties my calorie ports from washington d.c. . there was no sign of friction among gulf leaders when they met president trump on his first foreign trip it was all smiles and a common pledge to combat terrorism in all its forms less than two weeks later the blockade against cutter was launched much to the surprise of carter's emir shaikh bin. we were praising each other. laughing with each other this cussing you know how to solve this terrorism that is a threat for the rest of the world they are making demands of you that you shut down al-jazeera that you may give them your word that you're not supporting in islamic groups are you going to meet these demands our sovereignty is a red line we don't accept anybody interfering in our sovereignty when you tell me to close a channel like al-jazeera history were right one day in fifty or sixty seventy years how it changed the whole idea of a free speech in the region do you believe tha

u.s. television show sixty minutes cutter has been under a blockade from most five months after saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt cut diplomatic and trade ties mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . there was no sign of friction among gulf leaders when they met president trump on his first foreign trip but was all smiles and a common pledge to combat terrorism in all its forms yet less than two weeks later the blockade against cutter was launched much to the surprise of carter's emir shaikh bin. we were praising each other. laughing with each other this cussing you know how to solve this terrorism that is a threat for the rest of the world they're making demands of you that you shut down al-jazeera that you may give them your word that you're not supporting in islamic groups are you going to meet these demands our sovereignty is a red line we don't accept anybody interfering our sovereignty when you tell me to close a china like al-jazeera history were right one day in fifty or sixty se

say that this is al jazeera live from coming up in a u.s. television interview. to resolve the crisis dividing the gulf state and its neighbors. the leader of the iraqi kurdish region is stepping down as he defends his controversial push for secession plus. i'm reporting on the remarkable. scene in britain. and the control it's causing by its ability to take down trees and to change whole landscape. spain's top prosecutor is expected to seek rebellion charges against those responsible for a vote that led to catalonia declaring independence many have called for the arrest of sacked catalan leader. and other officials on sunday hundreds of thousands of people rallied in barcelona calling for a united spain under sentence reports. two days after the vote to break from spain and for anyone who wondered how strongly those opposed to the move feel then is the answer. i think cool for the jailing. and they describe themselves as the silent majority you couldn't find silence in the center of barcelona this sunday in. the seat of power for a regional government that's bee

qatar's amir has told the u.s. television program sixty minutes that the countries behind the gulf crisis want regime change his country's been living under blockade for almost five months after four arab countries cut ties in june he says he never saw it coming yes they won they want a regime change it's just so obvious history as well tells us teaches us that they tried to do that before in one thousand nine hundred six after my father. became the emir bahrain's foreign minister is calling for qatar to be frozen out of the regional bloc the gulf cooperation council. has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. some is unless qatar meets the demands of bahrain and the three other blockading nations somalia's police and intelligence chiefs have been fired after the latest suicide bomb attacks in mogadishu at least twenty seven people died in saturday's attack which was claimed by the group al-shabaab most of those killed were security forces it's the second attack in the capital in two weeks. kenya has

has told the u.s. television program sixty minutes of the country's behind the gulf crisis want regime change its country has been living under a blockade for almost five months after for arab countries cut ties in june he says he never saw it coming. yes they won they want a regime change it's obvious history as well tells us teaches us that they tried to do that before and nine hundred ninety six after my father. became the emir bahrain's foreign minister is calling for qatar to be frozen out of the regional bloc the gulf cooperation council. has tweeted that bahrain won't attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit unless qatar meets the demands of but rain and the three other blockading nations. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in barcelona to call for spain to stay united is the biggest force yet from the so-called silent majority who don't support castle and his bid for independence. some are even demanding the arrest of the sacked caton a leader. somalia's police and intelligence chiefs have b

making her u.s. television debut, performing "jungle" please welcome tash sultana. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i see the way you move it's fluid we got by my side got nothing to hide ♪ ♪ there that you're hurting se behind your eyes ♪ ♪ and i can't wipe them clear your love is like gold to me ♪ ♪ but you hold me closer to the light will you find a bullet inside no, unless you magnify ♪ ♪ welcome to the jungle are you gonna dance with me welcome to the jungle ♪ ♪ you got to close your eyes and see welcome to the jungle ♪ ♪ are you gonna dance with me we'll hold on we'll hold on ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tash sultana everyone. the ep "notion" is out now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] i'll have the langoustine lobster ravioli. was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my wife ordered the langoustine. i will have chicke

making her u.s. television debut, performing "jungle" please welcome tash sultana. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i see the way you move it's fluid we got by my side got nothing to hide ♪ ♪ there that you're hurting i see the tears behind your eyes ♪ ♪ and i can't wipe them clear your love is like gold to me ♪ ♪ but you hold me closer to the light will you find a bullet inside no, unless you magnify ♪ ♪ welcome to the jungle are you gonna dance with me welcome to the jungle ♪ ♪ you got to close your eyes and see welcome to the jungle ♪ ♪ are you gonna dance with me we'll hold on we'll hold on ♪ ♪ yeah yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tash sultana everyone. the ep "notion" is out now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] i'll have the langoustine lobster ravioli. for you, sir? the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my

television on sunday to defend the white house's position on the iranian nuclear deal. u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley brushed off european criticism of the trumpet ministrations unilateral approach to what is a multilateral nuclear deal with iran specifically the german foreign minister is warning that should the u.s. withdraw the danger of war would return iran is not right now saying death to germany they're saying death to america and when you look at the ballistic missile testing when you look at all that they're done with arms sales and things like that they are not proportionate to what the concessions that we gave she also addressed reports of divisions in the trumpet ministration on iran notably between herself and secretary of state rex tillerson some have even suggested haley could soon replace tillerson that's so dramatic that that's so ridiculous no i think what you have is sometimes secretary tell us and i have different opinions but when we come into the n.s.a. everybody has different opinions also doing the rounds of the u.s. and they talk s

television on sunday to defend the white house's position. u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley brushed off european criticism of the trumpet ministrations unilateral approach to what is a multilateral nuclear deal with iran specifically the german foreign minister is warning that should the u.s. withdraw the danger of war would return iran is not right now saying death to germany they're saying death to america and when you look at the ballistic missile testing when you look at all that they're done with arms sales and things like that they are not proportionate to what the concessions that we gave she also addressed reports of divisions in the trumpet ministration on iran notably between herself and secretary of state rex tillerson some have even suggested haley could soon replace tillerson that's so dramatic that that's so ridiculous no i think what you have is sometimes secretary tell us and i have different opinions but when we come into the n.s.a. everybody has different opinions also doing the rounds of the us on the talk shows

the u.s. sports television network e.s.p.n. has suspended one of its anchors for posting politically controversial tweets jimmy hill criticize the owner of the dallas cowboys after he told players they would not be allowed to play if they disrespected the u.s. flag hill tweeted that brand should now not buy carboys merchandise and f.l. players have been kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial inequality e.s.p.n. said she will be suspended for two weeks last month hill tweeted that president was a white supremacist. now to colombia where the third largest city is home to an animal refuge like no other for two decades abused animals drug lords all the circus have been sheltered in the yellow rain in the city of county but now environmental authority say it must close alison the amputee has a story of jupiter to live might appear to have the same of a cat in the wild around this adopted mother he's no more try to house. is one of many exotic animals that an authority shelters that. are unique animal refuge and. trade

against the television and afghanistan. we were there on day one in the skies against isis area that isis. we are yemen fighting together. as far back as the late 80's and early 90's, forged a close working relationship with the general. more than a working relationship. they developed a friendship. rehab -- i have the purpose -- the partnership has made the uae. it is meet the region saver. the partnership made the u.s. say. still has to make much more progress even beside the best efforts. another extremist threat has been gaining the entire time. that is iran. we welcome president strategy to address the full range of i ran interference in the use. this includes growing ballistic missile programs, support for terrorist organizations, never attacked her parents in each other's affairs, and threats to freedom of navigation the nuclear deal offered iran an opportunity to engage responsibly. instead it emboldened iran to intensify the stabilizing action. the u.s. can count on the uae along with others threat and as we engage

state-run television reported the comments made yesterday in a speech to the central committee of the ruling workers party. kim called his nuclear weapons, tested six times since 2006, a "...powerful deterrent firmly safeguarding the peace and security in the korean peninsula and northeast asia." around the same time yesterday, president trump said on twitter that talking to north korea hasn't worked for 25 years." sorry, but only one thing will work" the president said, but did not elaborate on what that one thing might be. american-backed forces say they are preparing what could be a final assault to retake raqqa, the de facto capital of isis inside syria. a leader of the coalition of arab and kurdish forces says only 500 isis militants remain in raqqa, and they're holding only 10% of the city. the syrian observatory for human rights estimates more than 1,000 civilians have been killed by u.s.-led coalition air strikes on the largely ruined city. following its expulsion from mosul, iraq, this summer, the fall of raqqa would be another major setback for isis and the so-called calipha

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show u.s. officials and south korean intelligence say the murder was organized by north korean agents according to the national anthem is so obvious. already all in all a standing order to kill true motivation don't. stay in the water but no north korean will stand trial for the murder for north korean men accused of planning the attack immediately boarded flights out of kuala lumpur after the killing interpol has issued a red notice alert which is similar to an international arrest warrant for the men one of the suspect who was detained by malaysian police has been released because of insufficient evidence the trial may shed some light on a murder whodunit that's caught the world's attention but there's also a sense that the mastermind of the killing may never be caught florence li al jazeera. french police have opened a counter terrorism investigation after two people were killed in a knife attack must say essential train station the attacker was shot dead by security forces are still he stop

secretary of state television is made clear our goal is not war but rather the complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula well the secretary of state himself rex tillerson has spoken by phone to a senior army general emir ma about the atrocities committed against the ranger ereka in state that he was speaking to senior general min climbing and he urged and then to the violence as well as the safe return of the ranger who fled their homes there are now more than eight hundred thousand ranger who are refugees in camps in bangladesh after a military crackdown in miramar that started in august. paris cooled has handed down a suspended jail term in the corruption trial of equitorial guinea is vice president taylor doreen and gamma obiang obiang is the son of the long time leader daughter of a young and gamma who's been president of this oil rich west african nation for thirty eight she is the younger obiang is accused of spending more than a thousand times his official salary on a six story mansion in paris a fleet of luxury cars as well as michael jackson

in the u.s. is that it's another stick to beat russia radians will be backed up by the russians i kept hearing that over and over again well that's true. to what degree is it true russia signed the agreement like the europeans did in the americans and the iranians i mean they're they're respecting the parallel with russia is that they have no evidence on iran just like they have no evidence about russia getting involved in the american elections they have no evidence that iran has ever supported terrorist strikes including strikes against these so i'm not even sure israel would benefit from these kind of think that the israeli in a.z. right here in the chaos at least rein i think that's a big point more than anything stablish meant you know these radio hawks might benefit people like net and yup all but israel wants to be a dominant military force in the region. that's true ok but you know that is not the strongest one that was not created famous or you don't dismiss them you know that you have i

show u.s. officials and south korean intelligence say the murder was organized by north korean agents according to the national anthem the soldiers only port. all lady all in all standing order to kill true law to condone their use of five year old stanley walters but no north korean will stand trial for the murder for north korean men accused of planning the attack immediately boarded flights out of kuala lumpur after the killing interpol has issued a red notice alert which is similar to an international arrest warrant for the men one other suspect who was detained by malaysian police has been released because of insufficient evidence the trial may shed some light on a murder whodunit that's caught the world's attention but there's also a sense that the mastermind of the killing may never be caught florence lee al-jazeera kuala lumpur the u.s. president has contradicted his secretary of state's handling of north korea dismissing efforts to negotiate over its nuclear program as a waste of time

the younger you are, the less likely you are to be watching television. in the u.s., over 60% of 16 to 19-year-olds' viewing is on demand, more than double the amount in 2010. while people near 60s, still spend more than three-quarters of their viewing with live, linear tv. >> first and foremost a demographic shift. there's fewer and fewer folks who watch linear tv. the biggest demographic group of the millennials. and they tend to view content on a mobile basis. >> we're already seeing big moves to appeal to mobile viewers. turning to content to differentiate their cell service seen as a commodity. >> the mobile video growth is driving at&t's time warner purchase. the expanded hbo to the limited choice mobile subscribers. >> hbo is very hot, very popular content with a great creative at&t, with the acquisition of time warner, they're bringing that in-house so they don't have to write a check to a third party like t-mobile is doing for netflix. >> t-mobile started offering flee netflix to the family plan members. the future of video movie watching may lie

the u.s. secretary of state's diplomatic efforts in china to ease a north korea crisis is a waste of time tweets his boss. the emotional family reunion has put a rican struggle to put their lives back together almost two weeks after hurricane maria. the first catalonians government is claiming victory in sunday's referendum they say ninety percent of those who voted bought secession from spain but only forty two percent of catalonia is five point three million registered voters a belief. turns out that's just on the two million people in total now many of position groups in the region boycotted the vote because they believed the poll to be illegal in line with the spanish government and its estimated spanish police shut down about half of the polling stations preventing many people from being able to vote either way. and the entire world to see in that on one side we have violence and shame and on the other democracy and dignity this is an easy election to have moreover this is an election tha

coming right up on bloomberg television, chief u.s. strategists equity strategist at citigroup on earnings, whether the stocks can sustain their record highs. want to leave you with what happened with european equities today, a day dominated by the european central bank. european equities cutting the bond buying program to 30 billion from 60 billion euros kicking off in january.this is bloomberg . ♪ who knew that phones would start doing everything? entertaining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. york,: it is noon in new 5:00 p.m. in london and midnight in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn. shery: i am shery ahn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ from bloomb

moscow television set that thousands of political prisoners are languishing in u.s. prisons of tyranny andlt oppression of the authorities. moscow has seized on the case of an american indian activist convicted in 1977 of murdering two fbi agents. it has almost been forgotten here. his legal appeals getting only brief mention in the new york times, the russian paper published seven stories about him this past september. other soviet papers ran prominent coverage. the soviets seem to be using this case to counter western publicity about their own political prisoners. according to another moscow report, americans who oppose u.s. military policy are described as peace fighters who are repressed on a monstrous scale by american secret police. occasional reports of american communist describe them as speaking for widespread attitudes but they are suppressed for challenging the system. when it was suggested to a moscow tv anchorman that soviet media distorts news about america, he replied -- >> i would disagree. we are showing private lives, high society, miss america. >>

euroseceived 140 million from television rights. they: an unexpected move on u.s. gun lobby, the nra has joined the company illustration and top republicans in calling for narrow gun restrictions. this involves the regulation of las vegass that the gunman used. it allows gunsns to shoot more quickly. outlawed forbeen many years this seems to be a way of going aroundnd that. we need to look at how we can tighten up the compliant with this law so they are bananned. we need to figure out hohow this happenedn n the firsrst place. ththere is a big regulatoryy western and we need to do more about what the best way this is upheld. molly: that was paul ryan. here's more from our washington correspondent. >> they say they would like the government to look at the regulation concerning the bump stops. they allow a semi automatic rifle he turned it to and even deadlier automatic weapon. nra wasame time, the saying this, it was pushing back on the effort of anyone who wants stricter laws in the united states. this is what the national rifle association had to say. that is a typ

show that the u.s. president has dismissed as secretary of state's efforts to negotiate with north korea as a waste of time donald trump's comments came in a tweet a day after rex tillerson revealed the u.s. was directly communicating with pyongyang mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . secretary of state rix to listen has been holding high level talks in beijing dealing both with north korea as well as the wider relationship between the u.s. and china this seen as a crucial part of a warm up in relations between the two countries and china would have welcomed to listens apparent commitment to pursuing a diplomatic track in dealing with north korea in an off the camera interview the secretary of state confirmed publicly that the u.s. was pursuing back channels in dialogue with the pure nyang administration this was the president's reaction less than twenty four hours later i told ricks to listen now wonderful secretary of state that he's wasting his time trying to negotiate with little rocket man fo

show u.s. officials and south korean intelligence say the murder was organized by north korean agents according to the national anthem lee port. already. in a standing order to cute to law to condone. almost certainly will do but no north korean will stand trial for the murder for north korean men accused of planning the attack immediately boarded flights out of kuala lumpur after the killing interpol has issued a red notice alert which is similar to an international arrest warrant for the men one of the suspect who was detained by malaysian police has been released because of insufficient evidence the trial may shed some light on a murder whodunit that's caught the world's attention but there's also a sense that the mastermind of the killing may never be caught florence li al jazeera. plenty more ahead on the news hour including we're going to meet seventy five million dollars. in the next five to six much after visiting a ranger refugees in bangladesh ahead of the world food program outlines

show u.s. officials and south korean intelligence say the murder was organized by north korean agents according to the national anthem. already. in a standing order to accuse true motivation don't. stay in the water but no north korean will stand trial for the murder for north korean men accused of planning the attack immediately boarded flights out of kuala lumpur after the killing interpol has issued a red notice alert which is similar to an international arrest warrant for the men one other suspect who was detained by malaysian police has been released because of insufficient evidence the trial may shed some light on a murder whodunit that's caught the world's attention but there's also a sense that the mastermind of the killing may never be caught florence li al jazeera kuala lumpur. still to come on the al-jazeera news hour how these golfers found themselves facing some dangerous hazards during the final round of that tone the mint julep up more insults. they thought they were americans un

mark: this is "bloomberg markets " on bloomberg television. gains.ring modest early u.s. dollar rallying, lingering passion -- tensions in catalonia weighing on the euro. bob, good to see you. your medium-term bearish on gold. why is that? bob: i think it is flipped. when you are looking at gold a couple weeks ago trading above 1300, the resistance for balance comes in at 1298, but people look at 1300 because they love round numbers. you have to still -- sell rallies in goal and there is significant resistance up there. if you look at the fundamental picture, there is no adjustment in supply and demand with gold. all we have seen is the pricing of gold based on the stronger dollar turning around. the geopolitical headlines at least calm and. toseems like pressure ratchet down the rhetoric has started to take effect and as long as those headlines are in the news, they will sell rallies in gold. mark: is the dollar going to hold on to its gains or not? >> short-term i think we are steady as she goes. to me it is actually starting to convince the market that whether the econ

battle could take hours or days the fight to retake the city began in june with the backing of the u.s. led coalition also in syria state television is reporting government forces now allies have retaken the eastern town of the mayor dean for myself as mayor the inn was one of the last remaining pockets in eastern syria still held by the group world leaders are criticizing the u.s. president's decision to decertify the nuclear deal with iran iran's president says donald trump is making delusional allegations chaumont it's about are you worried about iranian missiles what about those weapons you give every day to aggressor countries i know targeting of the oppressed people of yemen with planes and bombs that you built yourself you don't have any protest about those weapons and that aggression and you targeted our oil platforms you are always the aggressor in this region our weapons our missiles of defending ourselves we have always been determined and today we are more determined to defend ourselves the me and my government minister responsible for patrick ating rangar refugees from ban

. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. u.s. backed kurdish and irish forces in sir -- in syria safe they have taken control of iraq, a city islamic state once claimed as its capital. it follows months of fighting follow led more -- that that killed more than 3,000 people. lincoln has the latest. ? >> at the heart of raqqa, they are giddy with victory. the syrian democratic forces control the city that the so-called islamic state hailed as its capital. two years ago, i.s. did victory laps here. paradise circle it is called, and here they beheaded people. their hatred crossed copp nent. ut now it is in ruins. a new flag flies in raqqa today. it was arab and kurdish fighters, men and women, who did a jig celebrating the islamic state group's retreat. his commander told the b.b.b.c. that i.s. are no longer control anywhere in the city. but we will look out. they had the most basic of weapons, but they had a killer advantage. coalition air power. that helped drive i.s. out, but it also emptied the city of 250,000 people. hundreds of

in the recent this hour at the u.s. president visits storm hit puerto rico meeting officials he's hashmi criticized on twitter and a gun battle in the port highlights the long running tensions in the disputed kashmir region. thank you for joining us more details are emerging about sunday nights my shooting in las vegas what police still don't have an answer on why steven patrick a retiree with no current. reckitt carried out the attack let's bring you up to speed with what we know police say patrick set up cameras around the mandalay bay hotel room from where he launches a time it was from here that he opened fire on concert goers below for nine minutes but he's want to question padlocks girlfriend mary lou donnelly who is returning from the philippines they say patrick made a large international money transfer to her home country in the days before the shooting at least one hundred thirty people are still in hospital forty five in critical condition fifty nine people died in the shooting making it the deadliest in mode

this was a dramatic day in u.s. politics. tonight, the leadership of president trump is under fire from two republican senators. jeff flake of arizona has joined bob corker from tennessee in announcing he will not run for reelection, and now they show share something else in common, a scathing critique of the president's conduct. before mr. trump traveled to capitol hill for lunch with senate republicans, here is what bob corker had to say about him. senator corker: it is a sad place, from my perspective, for our nation, and i think the worst of it will be the whole debasing, if you will, of our nation. i think that will be the contribution that hurts our mission the most. >> you think the president is debasing the nation? senator corker: i don't think there is any question that is the case, with the way he has conducted himself and goes to such a low level. i do. laura: senator corker there. and then republican senator jeff flake took to the senate floor to announce his decision not to seek reelection, and had this harsh ass

u.s. modern history could have been much higher. hello this is al jazeera live from doha. also ahead and this is going to. repeat the u.s. president visits storm hit puerto rico meeting with officials he is harshly criticized on twitter. in a rare televised address spain's king comes down firmly on the side of the central government in its standoff with catalonia plus. i think it's clear to me. it's connections with with terrorist groups the u.s. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff tells congress pakistani intelligence services have ties to on groups and has warned of punitive action. thank you for joining as more details are emerging about sunday night's mass shooting in las vegas but police still don't have an answer on why steven patrick i retire with no criminal record carried out the attack let's bring you up to speed with what we know police say that all set up cameras around the mandalay bay hotel room from where he launches a toc it was from here that he opened fire on concert go

and in a rare televised address spain's king comes down firmly on the side of the central government and its standoff with catalonia. police say the gunman behind the last vegas mass shooting had nearly fifty weapons including a dozen with devices that made them fire automatically stephen paddick killed fifty eight people and injured more than five hundred when he opened fire from a hotel room on an outdoor concerts and he gallagher reports. a steven down on a crowd of concert goers on sunday night newly released police body camera footage shows panic and confusion. offices scramble to locate the source of the gunfire and get members of the public to safety this is a dramatic snapshot of the moments before public was located on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay hotel police gave more details of how events unfolded the suspect i can tell you that we know now that he fired off and on for somewhere between nine and eleven minutes we know that the suspect fired over a dozen or so volleys and we know that the firing by the suspect ceased to nineteen we had patrol officers actual

the u.s. state department has ordered the expulsion of fifteen cuban diplomatic staff it has given them seven days to leave the country it comes after the u.s. reduced its staff at their embassy in cuba citing unexplained injuries to american personnel there many of them suffering from illnesses for the past few months caused by alleged sonic attacks cuba's government denies accusations that it was involved in this called the response from the u.s. reckless and hasty now believe. it is. the policy announced by president donald trump on june sixteenth and other things that have happened since then represent a regression and have clouded our bilateral relations and justifiable and motivated political position of demanding that fifteen cuban diplomats from our embassy leave the united states is a completely political act which only benefits those who want to derail the ability of both countries to improve relations or evidence is emerging of divisions at the top level of the u.s. government over

has taken a different path altogether more to the likings of secular state television and defense secretary mattis and i think this is really in line with several steps been taken since then including the u.s. secretary of defense visit to cut its support for qatar also trump meeting with the emir of qatar in new york and voicing support for diplomatic solution as well as in the senate in the american senate we've heard the head of the foreign relations committee senator corker basically saying that he will halt all approval of arms sales to all gulf countries until this thing is resolved so really more heat not not too much heat but certainly some heat by the u.s. administration on the gulf countries in order to accept a diplomatic solution for the crisis there who might seek advantage of this if this is in effect the u.s. central command the u.s. military kind of heading for the exit door. well you know in the beginning senator coleman said that there are that the gulf crisis does not have any effect on its operations against eisel and so on so on so forth but certainly when it comes to m

that was u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross earlier on bloomberg television. southernad, the saudi -- sovereign wealth fund has an ambitious plan for expansion. we talked exclusively to its ceo for details. bloomberg. ♪ shery: breaking news, the supreme court has dismissed the remaining from travel ban case, the third iteration of president trump's travel ban. we are now hearing the supreme court has dismissed the remaining travel ban case. the head of saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund has told bloomberg that he aims to have $2 trillion in assets under management by 2030. he spoke exclusively to bloomberg's erik schatzker in riyadh. this is his first ever interview. he says they are targeting competitive returns compared with their global rivals. for 2030.enable and in vision 2030, we tack on a number of different things. one of which is the diversity. assetsyou look at our under management currently, one is mainly in the saudi economy. and mainly in conventional sectors. in order for us to have more diversity, we thought we should have different pools of

program sixty minutes shake time in funny so the u.s. president told him washington could not let the crisis continue saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt cut ties with qatar in june and imposed a land sea and abu. i'm fearful that if anything happens and a military act happens this region will be in chaos i met with the president when i was in new york few weeks ago at the united nations of the united nations and the president showed that he is committed to find an end to this crisis so yes it is true here he suggested that we come and i told him straight away mr president we are very ready i've been asking for dialogue from day one and what did the other countries say it was supposed to be very soon this meeting but i don't have any response three palestinian farmers have been injured as they tried to harvest all of us when they were confronted by israeli settlers is the latest incident in a harvest season beset by harassment around illegal settlements palestinian farmers need special military commission. ari forces spent the day with one gro

a woman who says donald trump groped her ten years ago has filed a subpoena against the u.s. president. sorry about missing those words there summers of us was a former contestant on trump's television show the apprentice she wants documents relating to her and other woman making similar allegations handed over to a court trump has denied services accusation calling a totally fake news and disgraceful. venezuela's opposition is refusing to recognize the results of sunday's regional elections president because murderous party won seventeen of the twenty three governorships major surprises the country is in the middle of a serious political and economic crisis opposition leaders according to street protests unless there's a full recount from around the state there's about reports. a small party in front of the governorship in the capital of the state of. peace are supporters of president. celebrating the ruling party's victory here and opposition stronghold since two thousand and eight. commander chavez left his legacy to his son nicholas so that all these people can continue t

transactions with its kurdish region in retaliation for last week's secession referendum iraqi state television says that parliament voted in favor of the blockade in order to preserve the interests of the kurdish people the measures are expected to target the regional government leadership the u.s. state department has ordered the expulsion of fifteen cuban diplomatic staff and has given them seven days to leave the country that's after the u.s. reduced its staff and its embassy in cuba citing unexplained injuries to american personnel that cuba's government denies the accusations that it was involved and has called the response from the u.s. reckless and hasty there's the headlines i'll be back with more news for you here on al-jazeera right after risking it all next. news has never been more of a liberal but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. us. is a ghost station in the south of the democratic republic of congo. there's been no train service for five months

the u.s. secretary of state now this could backfire i'm not saying it will but it could because remember president donald trump on the campaign trail made a huge deal about the fact that barack obama had to walk down the other side of the plane air force one if he finds out that his secretary of state was shown this level of risk disrespect that could push his button but that said the poor reporters the reporters who are traveling with secretary and i'm on a small list of e-mail list with them they're not having able they're not able to communicate they're having problems with wife either not able to get a video out so we don't really know what's happening i can tell you that we've just received reports that he has arrived at the airport and that the press conference with the saudi foreign minister should happen shortly well we'll be able to see it we have no idea if we do get to see if he's on his way to qatar to be flying to meet the emir of qatar if we do get see video from this press confe

corker today went further than any elected republican member of congress has gone so far in questioning u.s. president donald trump's fitness for office earlier today senator corker made the rounds on early morning television repeating his criticism of what he called mr trump's dismal performance he said the president's planned luncheon knew with senators today was distracting and nothing more than a.

ramy: we will have some high profile guests further on bloomberg television. first, a former u.s. state department official with expense covering japan. daniel rush with holt from the asia society. russellss -- daniel from the asia society. don't miss it. let's get a check of the market action right now in asia. .1%, but thed, up kiwi is down .25% against the dollar. we got the stronger dollar on friday off corporate tax reform in terms of a bipartisan deal in the senate. there are immigration concerns in new zealand. .25%, and theup aussie dollar just about flat. we are counting down to the open in japan and korea futures trade in chicago, up .75%. no surprise. because of the reelection of the ldp in japan. weakerlar and the yen against the u.s. dollar. also no surprise because of continued monetary easing. let's get to first word news now. >> catalonia's separatist leader says spain's control is reminiscent of the franco dictatorship. the government has invoked part of the constitution that removes catalonian autonomy. a.m. localntil 10:00 time monday to make their position on i

u.s. and around the world, i'm natalie allen live in atlanta. we begin with breaking news, riot police in the catalonia region of spain are making sure no residents pass a vote in a hotly debated independence referendum. flashes broke out in the northern city of jarona last hour, where catalonia's president was set to vote a short time ago. police as you can see there were physically preventing voters from entering the polling station. police then broke windows and padlocks on a door to get into the building. once inside the gymnasium, they had to maneuver through tables and vending machines set up by vote supporters to keep police out. spain's highest court says the vote is illegal and unconstitutional and vowed to shut it down. cnn's esa soares joins us live from barcelona, it is quite evident that the police were serious and the government about shutting this down. what is the situation there where you are? >> reporter: absolutely, i mean, they said all along it is illegal, it is uncons

genie: u.s. networks following the netflix model. stephen: this is the idea of using on-demand television instead of broadcasting in a traditional sense. cbs decided to so -- show the latest iteration of the star and franchise on streaming not traditional television.n. it released star trek discovery on its all access platform each week. the series has drawn a record number of people to sigign up fr the service. cbs did not release figures on how many people we are talking about, but said the response to discovery has been tremendous. onsts s s dollars a a month top of whatever you are paying for cable. people are bitter about the fact they have to pay twice. interesting idea to move in that direction. genie: it is now time for the press review. eventually. we are taking a look at what has been grabbing headlines around the world. donald trump was in las vegas the other day to meet with victims from the mass shooting on sunday. the president so far refusing to talk about gun control, but democrats and some republicans are calling for