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streak that sauz the shanghai rise 16% yeah shanghai was down by 2% today. let s see what s happening in the treasury market right now. yields back down below 0.6%. we haven t seen that for awhile. and joe, still chuckling a little bit about football and why we care this time around not the ivies? no. but anything i see this morning it was eric chemi. i realize out on the cliffs they have that full size cardboard cutout of me so then i was thinking, you know, next week if i don t have like being here some day, i might just put it right here just have something on a loop. less taxes, less government, more you know a welcome respite plus they got sound they re going to pipe in sounds like the tesla, you know, the motors i saw that. they re going to pipe in fans cheering and i read this stuff and we go, okay i want a cutout this makes sense. put an entire stadium full of cardboard cutouts. yes and we all go, yeah, that makes sense. but people would do it.
the back to work argument has its own set of jaw-dropping statistics. 13% of the labor force is out of work. lines at food banks are getting longer. and as for small businesses looking for loan assistance, that money has run out. that struggle is dividing america even further. how does this situation get worse? and get worse quickly? if you politicize all that emotion. we cannot go there. brennan: last week president trump said he has full authority when it came to reopening the country. president trump: the president of the united states calls the shots. brennan: three days later, he told governors it is every state for itself. president trump: you re going to call your own shots. brennan: then on friday, he urged residents in three states, all with democratic governors, to take matters into their own hands. as for governors, they re desperate for financial aid and a national testing plan from the federal government. will they get the help they need? we ll talk w
after a long hard fortnight finding itself in paris rulebook is agreed to some say it lacks ambition i think that the good thing is they now have this rule book so which gives them the guidance that they need so there s no more excuses but they don t need that they should just get on with it i mean they know the science they know the technology they have the rulebook there s nowhere to hide and. as ever this was a long exhausting process negotiators working through the night seeking agreement. there were constant reminders for delegates from the sidelines upping the pressure to get something done the fortnight had started and finished with stark warnings about where we re heading from two generations the people have spoken. leaders of the world you must leave. the continuation of our civilization. and the natural world upon which we depend. is in your hands thank you. you say you love your children above all else and yet you re stealing their future in front of their very eye
together with my president at the other so you can see there you can hear very clearly that they planned in advance to kill him so it was not a severe fight or it was he was not killed after residents of him or after a fight they brought even a forensic expert to cut the body in pieces to the chopping and the u.n. secretary general has also been talking about the murder of jamal khashoggi he said those responsible must be held to account. what we have said since the beginning is it s absolutely essential to have a credible investigation and to have the punishment of those that were killed. we can go live now to send a harder our correspondent who s in istanbul outside the very consulate where jamal khashoggi was murdered and then a how confident do you feel the turkish authorities are that they can manage to keep this issue alive there we had the turkish foreign minister accusing many countries of a basically turning a blind eye. well turkish officials keep repeating that thi