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slumps to its lowest level against the dollar in 31 years. that is over the latest comments from the british prime minister on brexit. more on that coming up at 15 past the hour. story ourve top story, live from paris. welcome, everyone. happy to have you with us live from paris. the european parliament has just backed the paris deal to fight climate changege. the paris agreement that was backed by nearly 200 nations a year ago will help guide a radical shift by the world economy away from fossil fuels, in a way in an effort to floods.e, for more on what has happened irvinelet s bring in eve . how important is this vote today? the vote in parliament is part of the ratification process by the european union, to the parliament has agreed to the agreement, which is a positive step. 610 votes are in favor of going ahead. have the eu to membership eight s also sign off on it, which normally would take 48 hours. hopefully we are fast tracking, making it a written proced ....
you had in those the first months, early progress on new start so when president went to moscow in july of 2009, they had already guidelines of what it would look like. that reflects, i think a return to traditional approach. the russians are more comfortable complaints i heard about the bush administration, yes, we understand the american desire to limit war heads but you limit deployed war heads but you don t limit reserve war heads or missiles and bombers, how does not create a huge breakout potential. the russians are more comfortable when the obama administration indicated that it was prepared to go back to traditional approach eliminating war heads but also strategic vehicles and missiles and bombers. new start gave a boost to reset, early progress was good for the broader u.s.-russia relationship. and just a comment on reset, a small and decreasing people but i see this as success in terms of what i understand it s original purpose was, not to get the u.s.-ru ....
u.n. security council gives him unanimous backing as nominee for secretary general. and a state of emergency in florida as the monstrous hurricane matthew hurtles towards america s southeast coast. some residents are stocking up on supplies and authorities are telling people to get out while they can. good to have you with us. with diplomatic attempts at stopping the violence he says eastern aleppo faces total destruction within the next two months if russian and syrian government forces continue their heavily their heavy bombardment. syrian government forces push on in their bid to recapture aleppo. the army has urged people to flee while they can but that may be impossible as 275,000 civilians remain trapped. the brutal battle for aleppo continues. these images released by the syrian army show soldiers advancing towards the rebel-held area in eastern of the city. for the past few weeks, syrian forces have used extreme violence with russian support to win contr ....
of how the book subject went from being an idealistic harvard graduate to hard-core columnist to the lessons we can draw from that as we grapple with modern form of fanaticism. it s it s a brilliant book that to quote the new york times window of delusion and narcism that fill the radicalized of any era. there s another reason that we are particularly delighted to be hosting tonight s event at the library and that s long distinguished career as journalist and human rights advocate, you can read about in your program researched and wrote much of this book right here down the hall from where we are sitting in the libraries fredrik and alan room. the alan room are several special places at the library that offer actions to our collection and quiet contemplating place for writers to think and be inspired. it s always a source of pride when we are able to celebrate publications made at the public library at the public event as we are doing this evening. tonight we are prou ....
encourage those in the bay area jewish community and others to read and discuss the theme of the book, and the novel, moonglow and a great book, well written. it could be friends talking about it, or someone really discussing the book to get a lot about of it. is someone is interested how do they connect to you? go to the jewish community library and we are happy to talk about it or visit our website jewishcommunitylibrary.org. michael, tell us what your book is about. it is about a little girl that becomes an advisor to the sultan of the empire changing the course of history. is it complete fiction? it is based in a historical context, real but the idea of a little girl becoming an advisor to the sultan is completely made up. i know that people that read the books want to know how the author comes up with the idea, and what did it take to get that idea into a book form so that people can enjoy it. it all started when i lived in tunisia, and i had an image ....