Cfo about why all the m a is going on and how billionsof dollars vanished in hollywood as the screening giant shuts down completely it is thursday, october 22, and this is Worldwide Exchange. I think video killed the video star, answer that the anyway, welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. Thank you for joining us well get to that squibby story in a few minutes but right now here is how the Global Markets are setting up their day. Stock market, well call them done to maybe flat nasdaq a little bit in the green, all this after stocks closed down yesterday, dow slipping 100 Investors Holding out hope for a stimulus deal and also starting to worry more about the election more on that in a few minutes. Major indexes all on pace to snap their multiweek win streaks. Nasdaq down slightly more. And today well get jobless claims number out at 8 30 as they always are on a thursday. For the first Time Applications may be coming in at 875,000 like they did in the latest week. Las
Tonight, we have tremendous honor of hearing one of the most veteran world reporters feels a little silly he has an incredible, incredible record and id like to share of Stephen Kinzers background with you. He joined the New York Times in january of 83 after serving several years as latin american correspondent for the boston globe. From 1983 to 89, stephen was firsttime bureau chief in nicaragua. He covered war and social upheaval in central america. He next spent six years in germany as chief of the New York Times bureau in bonn and in berlin. He covered german unification and events in other parts of europe including wars in the former yugoslavia. In 1996, the New York Times opened a new bureau in istanbul in order to provide readers with insight into turkey, a country which as you well know has become increasingly important in world affairs. Times named Stephen Kinzer as the first Istanbul Bureau chief. Prior to moving, stephen spent four years in istanbul for the New York Times. F
A message to the Regional Government to. Security forces surrounded the turn 60 kilometers south of the texas border by the time the gun battles ended on sunday 22 were dead 16 gunmen 4 Police Officers 2 civilians pictures of local politicians were riddled with bullets locals had to literally run for the lights you mustnt run the past the yellow plastic they could feel we were arriving at the plaza with their children many began to shoot at us from the hill and we had to run in another direction the attacking question ended on the day its no been confirmed was the deadliest since mexico began keeping records 127. 00 people were killed on december 1st the day that marked the 1st anniversary of president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador taking office he had promised a new approach to tackling mexicos violence and it is morning News Conference claimed the incident quite reluctant was unusual is the castle this case is lets say unusual it is not something that happens in quite well every day we
That theyre going to continue protesting until they see what theyre demanding for be effected by very difficult to see how their demand for the u. N. Force to be pulled out of the very very difficult to see how that demand is going to be effected because the u. N. Body is still a very important figure when it comes up and. Very volatile indeed here in goma there were also protests this morning. Saying that they are protesting supporting whats going on. They tried to get to you when. They were appalled by police here and also. In the air in beni as you mentioned there is a profession that is going on a burial is going to happen one of the protestant who was killed on saturday this was a very popular young man an activist one of the people who organized the porter who was shot on saturday by a Police Officer that Police Officer in thought was killed on the same day by an angry mob. On the western d. L. C. At least 45 people have died in severe flooding in the capital kinshasa there was t
He has officially stepped down yet his succession is mired in uncertainty according to the constitution the president is supposed to take up the office of the Prime Minister until they replace minister chosen but instead of the mahdi is staying on as part of a caretaker government. The largest bloc in Parliament Led by shiite cleric mark tidd out of southern must now nominate a replacement within 15 days 6 its a murky and often lengthy process that requires consent from shia sunni and kurdish parties as well as regional and global power brokers 7. More than ever the choice would have to be accepted on the streets its a daunting task for Political Parties would himself face the wrath of the protestors the hard. With the biggest block based on the last parliamentary election we have to nominate a candidate form a government with gardens from outside we will cancel sectarian and political appointments system we give the right to the protesters because the people are the largest bloc and t