yousef: bloomberg sources said this week that saudi aramco earned $68 billion in the first nine months of the year, cementing its position as the world s most profitable company. that came as a saudi news channel said the aisle the with sharesipo, trading on the local stock is strange. local stock exchange. this is something which has been on the minds of policymakers and investment bankers and investors around the world for around three years now. about this delayed once 12, 18 months ago, while aramco was doing the acquisition of a petrochemicals maker in saudi arabia. two weeks ago, we were expecting aramco was going to announce its intention to kick off this process. that got delayed as the government prepared these numbers you just mentioned, the $68 billion in profit. now finally, we are expected to see the government and the company announced their shale will begin onsale sunday. we are in a tree at we are in riydah where they have some of the world s biggest i
by november. here, i m yousef gamal el-din. tracy: i m tracy alloway in dubai. in doha, give us updates of the situation. remarkable, been the last 24 hours ultimately we are seeing a flurry of diplomatic activity. we are seeing to keep things that i want to point out that are fundamental to the story. number one is lack of diplomatic progress. there is confusion coming out of the united states, rex tillerson trying to balance the situation prevail, theneads having donald trump come in and come down hard on qatar, saying they are a funder of terrorism at a high level. she qatar reaching out to allies like turkey and russia. we understand they have had a meeting, the two foreign ministers, calling for more corporation. that s one side of that. the other side is the ongoing fallout in terms of the economy and credit ratings. in terms of is this and movement of people, as well. plenty there. tracy? yousef: definitely plenty to keep us there. one of the things keeping us there is
bergdahl will not be spending one more day in prison. is that right? is that fair? a soldier who was wounded searching for bergdahl is here with his reaction. my dad s. grandma s. aunt stacy s. what are the reasons you care for your heart? qunol coq10 with 3x better absorption has the #1 cardiologist recommended form of coq10 to support heart health. qunol, the better coq10. david: well, it was clearly one of the most something sentences from a military court that we ve ever seen. army deserter bowe bergdahl walks, gets a dishonorable discharge but no jail time. a former army sergeant who was wounded searching for bergdahl joins us now on the phone. sergeant maria, thank you very much for your service. your thoughts when you first heard that bergdahl will get no more jail time. well, it was slightly bittersweet. i was glad for the fact that he was going to get a dishonorable discharge as well as a reduction from e5 to e1, but upon hearing the no jail time, that was disapp
deblasio, he says the city is very comfortable putting officers with weapons out in times square with the message don t try anything here. the city is putting final preparations in place for tomorrow, one of the largest events here in the city, that s the new york city marathon that attraction some 50,000 runners and 2 million spectators along the 26.2 mile route through the city s five boroughs. the city says that this will be the largest deployment of n.y.p.d. officers on record. they will be both seen and behind the scenes and there will be a number of officers on the ground and up above watching things from helicopters, from roof tops, there will be a number of sand trucks deployed and blocker vehicles, all to keep everyone safe. meanwhile, in chicago, there is an increased police presence there at high traffic areas and landmarks, like navy pier, millennium park and police there say they are tightening up security even more activity working with local ap federal law enfo
what do you think of those official portraits that were unveiled yesterday, a lot to talk about today including that, let us know your thoughts, your watching fox and friends first this tuesday morning. thank you for joining us as always, we appreciate it. let s get straight to daca. the senate gripped by a historic debate on immigration, both sides expect to be back at it first thing this morning. a live look at capitol hill. some light on already but can anything come of all this? griffin jenkins is live in the nation s capital with what we can expect or not expect. the clock is ticking. the senate began this debate, they had no time to close. if you go all week long not addressing one bill, just debating, trying to come up with some bill they can agree upon that the president will sign. i did not want daca in the budget. i wanted it separate so we could talk about it and make a deal. of the democrats want to make a deal it is up to them because we want tremendo