the global economy which was already in an iffy place? it s not good. right now it s containable. we have the prices of oil up around $6. for the u.s. that s 3% of gdp. it s not a big deal. it s not zero. they will benefit a little bit from higher prices. also the world knows that we have roughly a billion barrels of spare oil in various reserves that can cover six months of outages. for all those reasons, there is no reason to push the panic button. one thing you should worry about, is there a wider conflict between saudi and iran that results in a higher cutoff of supply? do you have prices spiking $40? that would definitely be a big problem. we have other urgencies going on, the tariffs in china, brexit and so on. how much more can the global economy take? not a lot more. do we know, and i don t want to simplify this, but if you re
know. well why it s the pharmaceutical industry spends $15000000000.00 a year on temperature controlled logistics. analysts believe that doctrine technology could muster if we lower costs by simplifying processes and reducing the workforce. gets in one day we ll have autonomous containers that will track themselves and know where their next client is it will use block chain to tell the logistics firm where it should be picked up and where it should be delivered across the containable independently travel the world it. one day the way we travel the world might also be transformed and simplified by the octane technology. that s a subsidy on more it s fun and his team have examined $120.00 different ways blocked change might be used in rail travel for example how a passenger could use several different modes of transport on a single ticket. and i imagine someone wants to go
will change. from an israeli point of view, the west bank has not exploded. the riots are from an israeli point of view containable and there have been no israeli casualties, and most everybodiees feel they have not paid too high of a price for the decision. and most israelis did not know there was a peace process so they can t be set to any damage done to the peace process. i want to go through the polling. this is a poll on the jerusalemish, and it s from the palestinian center. 91% of palestinians believe the decision is a threat to palestinian interests, and 72% say president trump will not present a peace plan, and on the most important problems, 29% say
understandable, containable. it s almost a symbolic move by russia sending the warship back, ka katy. thank you, bill. joining me now senior director nira haap. is he trying send a message to both china and north korea that he is willing to act unilaterally? there is a lot of political theater going on right now, and certainly the question is, the strikes last night, are they just fancy fireworks or are they actually for a larger strategic goal? what we re really seeing is that we have a president who is willing to take unilateral action, he s willing to, on a moment s notice, launch missile strikes. growing up, while he s chatting with china, leaders of china, that does show that potentially he is willing to go make some decisions against north korea similarly as well. what we re missing, though, is
iraq. these people are really desperate. the obligation. they are stateless and they re hungry. he this are not stateless. stateless if they towns are bombed out in syria. not first time it has happened. it s been refugee for you believers in international how to handle. this the responsibility falls on the country of first asylum. in this case we are looking at turkey which was providing camp. it s the responsibility of the rest of us to give assistance to turkey through the u.n. high commissioner for refugees. let s go back to the beginning. you are saying refugees once you have refugees. you say look at the root cause. we have let isis it s a fertile breeding ground for isis in syria and iraq. that s right. if isis weren t setting up a caliphate and persecuting those it disagrees with, the refugee problem would be more containable. but let s also be clear. refugee doctrine, since world war ii is that the first preference is