territory, so i will give it to him. lawrence, sorry. if you had given me another 20 seconds, that would have been helpful. rachel, you just broke that news about senator schumer. they actually kind of had to delay this until next week because of snow in washington, and one of the democrats is out now with covid, and that s a vote that senator schumer would like to have, which he hopes he can get on tuesday of next week. so we ll be watching the rest of the voting rights drama play out on tuesday. lawrence this is a technical matter, but i know you know. there is, because of covid, there is a proxy voting system in the house, so if somebody can t be present for a vote, they can give somebody their proxy and they can vote for them in the house. but there is no proxy voting in the senate, right? so senator shotz being out for covid, there is no proxy system for him to do so. right, the united states has taken no recognition of the pandemic. getting them to work things o
under threat. the saudi international petrochemical company this is bloomberg markets middle east. quite a few adjustments happening in these markets and around the world. the s&p 500 dropped by the most in september. let me show you a increasingly red picture. msci a asia-pacific down 1% and the selloff has accelerated over the last hour. lf being led by the asx 200. nikkei coming in weaker. done 1.2%. dollar-yen trade holding steady. overall this is against the backdrop of a slightly stronger u.s. dollar that is weighing in on some of these key foreign-exchange basis. kiwi the only one able to buck that. australian sovereign bonds outperforming their u.s. peers. investors put in those bullish f bets. it is a story affecting alumina. aluminium. we did have brent crude under pressure. down .06 percent. we are looking ahead to u.s. inventory. it is not only a story of stronger dollar but u.s. inventory expanding. ending a record run of declines. will this mean for the broad
will america become the world s number one producer in 2018? first, the week began with news that saudi prince had been freed after more than two months in detention in riyadh. he was allowed home after reaching a settlement. he will remain at the helm of his company. they are raced the losses he had sustained. i got more from the story from riad hamade. riad: we heard earlier last week that they want to wind the whole thing down. they said that 90 people have been released, and they have got 95 further people in the ritz waiting, either to be sent to jail, taken to the prosecutor, or released. over the weekend, we had the release of these very high-profile names. alwaleed was the biggest name and the one that captured people s imagination, but there were a couple other officialses and released as well. yousef: two key names. the head of the middle east broadcasting, a very powerful figure, and the billionaire founder of one of the countries one of the country s largest ret
will america become the world s number one producer in 2018? first, the week began with news that saudi prince alwaleed bin talal had been freed after more than two months in detention in the ritz-carlton in riyadh. he was allowed home after reaching a settlement. he will remain at the helm of his company, kingdom holding. , erasing the losses he had sustained. i got more from the story from riad hamade. riad: we heard earlier last week that they want to wind the whole thing down. they said that 90 people have been released, and they have got 95 further people in the ritz waiting, either to be sent to jail, taken to the prosecutor, or released. over the weekend, we had the release of these very high-profile names. alwaleed was the biggest name and the one that captured people s imagination, but there were a couple other billionaires and officials released as well. yousef: two key names. the head of the middle east broadcasting, a very powerful figure, and the billionaire foun
on one end and shady on the other. we were hoping for the water feature to be on but i forgot i was off. it s nice though i love the heat. reporter: pg & e says it s gearing up for its most intense heat tomorrow thousand it does not expect any demand on the grid. we re going to maintain all hands on deck, readiness approach. reporter: another live look out at stinson beach, they re worried that higher temperatures wednesday will mean bigger crowds here. pg & e is also looking for special requests for business customers. we ll have that story for you coming at six clock 6:00. for now reporting live david stevenson. thousands of people braved the heat to watch some of the world s best cyclist climb mount diablo. that challenging course drew big crowds. john fowler was with them and he is live at mount diablo with how people were coping on and off the mountain. reporter: i really needed this hat today. it was brutal out here. you can see bicyclists out here. most a