Health organization predicts that the virus could be degetted by worlds end. And in sport, the final golf major of the year. Right now rory mcilroy and Jordan Spieth are on course and Dustin Johnson are leading the field on six under par. Our top story fighters from the Islamic State in iraq and the levant say they are behind a huge blast in baghdad. The explosion tore through a crowded market killing at least 55 people. 200 more are injured. We have reports now from the iraqi capital. In the blink of an eye the scene turned from mundane to murderous. As sum search for surviveas some search for survivors others find the dead. Many iraqis knew this would be the work of isil. It was the third attack by the group in as many days. Underscoring just how tenuous the security situation here is. Dozens were killed, and dozens more injured. Deepening sectarian lines at a time when their government is asking iraqis to work together. A call that has asked leaders for reform. It is unclear how the
On tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff u. S. Financial markets battled all day to recoup its losses, then, collapsed under the pressure. At one point, the Dow Jones Industrials were up more than 440 points, helped by an Interest Rate cut in china. But the gains evaporated in the final minutes of trading, making it the sixth losing day in a row. In the end, the dow dumped another 200 points to close below 15,670. The nasdaq fell nearly 20 points, and the s p 500 slid 25. Ifill there was no letup in the stock selloff in shanghai, amid gathering gloom over chinas economy. Jonathan miller of independent Television News reports from hong kong. Report
Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff u. S. Financial markets battled all day to recoup its losses, then, collapsed under the pressure. At one point, the Dow Jones Industrials were up more than 440 points, helped by an Interest Rate cut in china. But the gains evaporated in the final minutes of trading, making it the sixth losing day in a row. In the end, the dow dumped another 200 points to close below 15,670. The nasdaq fell nearly 20 points, and the s p 500 slid 25. Ifill there was no letup in the stock selloff in shanghai, amid gathering gloom over chinas economy. Jonathan miller of independent Television News reports from hong kong. Reporter red numbers are bad. Th
That you spoke with him for an interview as many as eight different days. Prof. Taubman yes, my wife and i had eight long interviews with him. And then several other encounters at conferences where i knew he was going to be or he invited me to show up. Person did you see in over those eight different interviews, and how many years whether between all of those . Prof. Taubman the first interview was in 2007. The last was in 2016. What i saw apprised me. He was remarkably natural, informal, warm, humorous,. He did not ask questions in advance. He did not insist on having his own interpreter. Jane and i speak russian. So we did it ourselves. We recorded it. I have not met that many World Leaders, so i cant compare him. But i would be surprised if many of them are as, as i say, natural and informal as he was. Host what did you learn from those interviews . Prof. Taubman one thing i learned was a sense of him as a person, which i just described. In addition, i had questions that i asked ove
Host you suggest that in the book, that you spoke with him for an interview as many as eight different days. Prof. Taubman yes, my wife and i had eight long interviews with him. And then several other encounters at conferences where i knew he was going to be or he invited me to show up. Host what did you see in person over those eight different interviews, and how many years were between all of those . Prof. Taubman the first interview was in 2007. The last was in 2016. What i saw apprised me. He was remarkably natural, informal, warm, humorous. He did not ask questions in advance. He did not insist on having his own interpreter. Jane and i speak russian. So we did it ourselves. We recorded it. I have not met that many World Leaders, so i cant compare him. But i would be surprised if many of them are as, as i say, natural and informal as he was. Host what did you learn from those interviews . Prof. Taubman one thing i learned was a sense of him as a person, which i just described. In a