today, four years after founding idc, i'm proud that our small organization has achieved so much in a few years. for the christians of the middle east. our success has been largely due to the commitment of many of the religious rights, freedom rights and human rights for those of you who were with us last year, you've heard vice president pence promise more and direct support to the persecuted christians. [ applause ] >> i'm happy to tell you that the trump administration has delivered on their promise. already $300 million has been pledged into the recovery and persecution response program provided directly to organizations that are making an immediate difference to the people who are mostly in need. [ applause ] >> we have been working with, along with our partners, and supporters in the u.s. legislation and other policymakers and the administration to focus on decisions which have an immediate relief result for suffering people as well as policies and resolutions which are aimed to improve the state of religious minorities in the middle east to prevent recurrences of the recent cri

thank you all for being with us and thank you for being great supporters of idc. today, four years after the founding, i am proud that our organization has achieved so much in a few years for the christians of the middle east. our success has been largely due to the commitment of many of the religious rights, freedom rights, and human rights. for those of you who were with us last year, you have heard vice president pence promise more and direct support to the persecuted christians. i am happy to tell you that the trump administration has delivered on their promise. already, $300 million have been ofdged into the recovery persecution response program provided directly to organizations that are making an immediate difference to the people who are mostly in need. [applause] >> we have been working with, along with our partners, and supporters in the u.s. legislation and other policymakers and the administration to focus on decisions which have an immediate relief result for suffering people as well as policies and resolutions which are aimed to improve the state of

she is a long-time friend of idc and vice president of global communications for idc. and she was the director of communications and spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the united nations and for ambassador samantha power. from 2010 to 2012, she was the director of syria and lebanon at the national security council. i give you hagar. [ applause ] >> hi, everyone. i don't need a mic, really. hello, idc lovers. thank you for that beautiful introduction. my name is hagar, as marsha noted. i'm from agagreenwich, connecti. my parents are from lebanon. i actually started my career here in washington, d.c. working for congressman christian hayes from connecticut. from there i went to the treasury department working in finance and sanctions policy and i handled the middle east which really focused a lot on counter financing and counterterrorism. from there i went and had the privilege of working on syria-lebanon for the crisis, and from my personal background, which i'll give you a little glimpse into, i am a mutt of sorts, if you can call it that. my great-grandparents were

she is a long-time friend of idc and vice president of global communications for idc. and she was the director of communications and spokesperson for the u.s. mission to the united nations and for ambassador samantha power. from 2010 to 2012, she was the director of syria and lebanon at the national security council. i give you hagar. [ applause ] >> hi, everyone. i don't need a mic, really. hello, idc lovers. thank you for that beautiful introduction. my name is hagar, as marsha noted. i'm from greenwich, connecticut. my parents are from lebanon. i actually started my career here in washington, d.c. working for congressman christian hayes from connecticut. from there i went to the treasury department working in finance and sanctions policy and i handled the middle east which really focused a lot on counter financing and counterterrorism. from there i went and had the privilege of working on syria-lebanon for the crisis, and from my personal background, which i'll give you a little glimpse into, i am a mutt of sorts, if you can call it that. my great-grandparents were

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with more than a dozen women, and reports he may have lied to investigators for cbs, destroying key idce. with more, here's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: it's an explosive report, detailing not just a pattern of sexual misconduct, but an elaborate coverup. the leak draft investigation into former cbs chief les moonves obtained by "the new york times" reveals the disgraced mogul may not get millions. the report says moonves engaged in multiple acts of serious nonconsensual sexual misconduct involving 17 women including four cbs employees. a lawyer for moonves responded, saying he denies have any nonconsensual sexual relation and cooperated extensively and fully with investigators. but according to "the times," moonves deleted text messages and turned over his son's ipad to investigators instead of his own. now more women are speaking out. >> he just stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> reporter: she says she has a traumatic encounter with moonves 20 years ago when he was a development head at 20th century fox. >> i was really shocked. it was gross. it was very unappealing. >> reporter: tonight

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union in relation to the northern ireland border was that there could not be a customs bordered on the idc. in february, their proposals whether that should happen —— border on the irish sea. we enabled our uk wide customs protocol to be in the agreement. that was a key issue in relation to the border that we have set a something that was unacceptable to the united kingdom. we negotiated that out of the proposal. the issue of the backstop, which is critical to whatever my honourable friend conducts with the european union, does she not agree with me that now that she has essentially suspended the remaining part of this debate, it is incumbent on hard on the government to go forward boldly to the eu and remind them that no matter what arrangements would be in place, they would be no hard border on the border of ireland and so have the irish? so given that, which she now committed to going back to them to say, they need to reopen the withdrawal agreement and insert into the withdrawal agreement commitment to open borders and take out those restrictions that would take away the power and

huawei is the world's second biggest smartphone maker according to idc so note intel and qualcomm are major suppliers to the company we will continue to track developments throughout the day. >> -- is that right yet? >> i'm sorry >> no comment from the u.s. government on the arrest. >> not yet, we're asking not yet. >> deirdre bosa, thank you very much. >>> let's get to the global market selloff partly on this news. the dow's two-day slide totaling more than 1,000 points with us on what to do next, keith parker head of u.s. equity strategy at ubs and jill hall. jill, you're productive, you like the markets into next year. does news like this and market reactions that we've seen over the last few days give you pause on your optimistic outlook >> well, i think some of the biggest overhangs on the market are trade uncertainty which will have an impact on corporate profits and overall market sentiment if we don't see a resolution we are constructive on equities in the near term since we think there's still room for improvement in equities sentiment, the fundamental backdrop has been good

the seniort over to telecom research manager at idc. this has really thrown a spanner into the works, hasn't it? with this trade truce looking shaky to begin with, this could perhaps heat it up a little bit even more, couldn't it? yes, definitely. although it is too early to theent on the results of investigations around what is and aroundn the u.s. the violations of u.s. sanctions in a ron. -- iran. there is definitely a political side to it. we talked last week when matters were going well and now we are heading on to some set of a temporary truce around it. she is a part of china's eminent inner circle and not just the daughter of the huawei founder. this has definitely thrown a spanner in the works around the trade negotiations. negotiations, it is not just about trade tariffs. it is about five g and tech supremacy and who gets a larger play and say in the future of telecom. yvonne: yes, i think people were saying that. deal or no deal. the goal, it seems like from u.s. national security, is to decouple from china. has made progress