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and somewhat familiar with washington. i assume washington is becoming somewhat familiar to you. i have to say that however, a little difficult to understand his reregion. there s a small state called saudi arabia. and iran. they interact and also russia. and of course the united states. it s a very important and very complex region. we come to you to explain to us what s going on. i read your statement about recent saudi moves as far as lebanon is concerned. my impression was that you found some reasons for concern. welcome. thank you, sir. you can speak from here or here. whatever you prefer. good morning, everybody. thank you for hosting me this morning. ladies and gentlemen, lately the world watch ts the news and sees images from my region. which are full of drama and discourse. it wasn t always that way. we were at a place of prosperity, thanks to shared to coexist. that time was lost. and dark period of close mindedness, total tearism and aggression set in. ....
challenges. including the economic boycott against implemented by countries in the region in june. this was at the center for the national interest. it s just over an hour. welcome to the we have a special guest today. prime minister of the state of qatar. a very young man. a very impressive career. and already was in his position for more than a year. and somewhat familiar with washington. i assume washington is becoming somewhat familiar to you. i have to say that however, a little difficult to understand his reregion. there s a small state called saudi arabia. and iran. they interact and also russia. and of course the united states. it s a very important and very complex region. we come to you to explain to us what s going on. i read your statement about recent saudi moves as far as lebanon is concerned. my impression was that you found some reasons for concern. welcome. thank you, sir. you can speak from here or here. whatever you prefer. good morning, eve ....
qatar recently spoke about the middle east and other foreign policy challenges, including the economic boycott against qatar, implemented by several countries in the region back in june. the center for the national interest hosted the event last week. welcome to the center for the national interest. we have a very special guest today. the minister of foreign affairs and vice prime minister of the state of qatar. his excellency a very young man. a very impressive career. and already was in his position for more than a year. and somewhat familiar with washington. i assume washington is becoming somewhat familiar to you. i have to say that however, a little difficult to understand his region. things are constantly happened. in addition to qatar, there s a small state called saudi arabia and there s another small state called iran. they interact in a whole variety of places and there s russia and of course the united states. it s a very important and very complex region ....
big premarket moves on mixed results from cat, gm and mcdonald s. global volatility, a common theme. apple cut its spending forecast by about $1 billion. we ll explain why. qualcomm looking for $1 billion in cost cuts by trimming workforce by 15%. first up caterpillar shares taking a hit on a quarterly miss hurt in part by weakness in mining and construction in brazil and china. cats lowering their full guidance. doug oberhelman did talk about it. at some point, the economy will stabilize and business will pick up. it was too whose in 2012 and too slow right now. somewhere in between is where we will be. until that happens we have caught in this period where we have to hunker down and do everything internally day to day. sales down in every region including north america. oil and gas not helping. they lowered the revenue forecast for the year. they keep the adjusted eps forecast. he is a very nice man. that s the key. he is a very nice man. you believe ....
the courtroom and one juror seemed angry while a court reporter read bill cosby s interview from 2005. last night, bill cosby left the courtroom without saying his hey hey hey catch phrase. the jury came back with two questions, one focused on the police detective, richard schaefer, who says cosby gave andrea 2 1/2 pills of benadryl the day she says cosby sexually assaulted her. constand was in the courtroom with her mother yesterday but showed no emotion. a cosby spokesman came out yesterday saying the comedian is still upbeat taking this one stride at a time and waiting. i think these are intelligent jurors. they want to be able to go to bed and sleep at night knowing they made the right decision. we feel good about that. reporter: we re hearing bill cosby has been taking naps in a conference room while they wait for word of a verdict to come in and go into the courtroom as one question after another has been asked in this case. the jury has been in deliberations ....