nicholas: not to this point, no. this goes to the point i was making a response to the earlier question about raqqa. i think isis in its current form took a couple of years to wind up to the point where it posed the kind of threat it poses, and it would take some number of years to unwind the threat that has emerged from isis. one of the frustrating things about dealing with isis as an ideological movement is there -- their movement seems adept at dealing with success and failure. when they are winning, the narrative is we have a caliphate and growing. come to iraq and syria. this is where it is happening. you can be part of something special. now that they are suffering serious setbacks, losing territory, having their leadership attacked, their numbers are being decimated, the narrative is this is just one more phase and a long-term effort to get to our ultimate objective. be patient, carry out the fight in another way in another place and it will still be a contribution. it is frustrating because we think we are wi

nicholas: thank you for having me. susan: "newsmakers" is back after our conversation with nick rasmussen. our two guests, brian bennett and deb reichmann. what is its job really? >> his job is to take all the information from different , customs and border attection and tried to look the whole picture and make sure things aren't falling through the cracks. this was created because of the criticism that the government was not connecting the dots, so he has to be able to get the global picture and make sure all the different actors are talking to each other. it is difficult right now is about tothreat into into a new phase. fallen, islam and state losing its hub in syria. susan: what do you hear about the threat level in the country these days? i think they fear saying it's down. i think they want to make sure they cover themselves. it is unclear as to what could happen at any particular moment. he was clear when he talked about al qaeda, and if they knew something about a threat onsibility, they could pull a thread and

who plays nicholas the second avoided the premiere after a hate campaign by religious extremists. he sent this video message instead. decided to come to the. group on. so you're allowed. to us. the film's success remains to be seen but it's already gained plenty of notoriety from politicians and the church critics of the mighty russian orthodox church say the church is trying to act as a moral sense and is further infringing on social life in russia a life in a beach bland theater productions sometimes disappear from the program and entire exhibitions are closed they say it's almost impossible to stage cultural events without cries from people claiming to be insulted and enraged. state your mind or of our top story this hour germany's parliament has gathered for the first time since national elections were held last month. can expect fierce debate from the new parliament in the form of the far right now the nation's third biggest party these are live images from that gathering set to kick off any moment now. this is the interview it is a live from berlin we're back with more of th

that was too much for russia's powerful orthodox church which canonized nicholas the second after his murder nine hundred seventeen betraying him this way is an offense to the religious sensibilities of the faithful that's according to russia's parliament the duma. natalya parkland skier a duma lawmaker started the campaign against matilda. what do you have against the film. and his insults saints who embody a healthy family a proper family relationship our family values. news in the order not to cause offense one must be able to strike a balance between artistic freedom and the rights of our citizens to their religious feelings. some of these offended citizens seem to take inspiration from his campaign they torched movie theaters like here in the city of you catherine virg.

last russian tsar pursues from didn't love putting his throne at risk the film matilda the pixar nicholas the second's affair with a ballerina we'll tell you why there are fears that this movie could spark a violent reaction. and rinaldo adds yet another trophy to his collection he's been named the thugs footballer of the year. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show while it has been a month now since germany voted in a new parliament and today. lawmakers will be coming together in this chamber for their first session we're still waiting for an american to form a new government coalition talks just started last week here in berlin on that but what can we expect today for the parliament first of all we're talking about the biggest parliament ever in germany the number of lawmakers rising now to seven hundred nine s. because of the country's electoral system and that makes it more than ten percent larger than the last parliament now the other big difference is the number of parliamentary groups last time there were just for this time around there are six s. because the free democr

who plays nicholas the second avoided the premiere after a hate campaign by religious extremists. he sent this video message instead. of inside a. group. so you're allowed. to watch. the film success remains to be seen but it's already gained plenty of notoriety from politicians and the church critics of the mighty russian orthodox church say the church is trying to act as a moral sense and is further infringing on social life in russia a life in a beach bland theater productions sometimes disappear from the program and entire exhibitions are closed they say it's almost impossible to stage cultural events without cries from people claiming to be insulted and enraged. news from the world of sport and football's world governing body fi far has held its annual awards ceremony in london portuguese star christiana ronaldo was named pair of the year after winning the spanish league the champions league and the club was to come up with madrid dutch striker leka martens received the women's player of the year after leading holland's to victory at the euro two thousand and seventeen and re

in any event, nicholas is negotiating with mexico. and he does not see a race to see anti-slavery, the idea of the united states taking over all of mexico. he's trying to negotiate and get a deal. tires in. >> says you are no longer representing the united states, no more negotiation. >> speaks to his mexican counterpart and says sure, we like you. >> he continues to negotiate, pope sends a new message. and it says i am sending troops, they will arrest you, we will bring you back in chains. >> chris treats right on negotiating. february 2, he signed the treaty of guadalupe. which purchases on something first he's concerned about. which was in california is ceded to the united states, we took over in california. okay, here's the deal. when he heard about this is going to rip up thetreaty, not pay any attention, it's unofficial . the same week that he finished the treaty, there is a goal outside of sacramento, he had no way of knowing. >> and so when the treaty arrives, it's a masterstroke, people are applauding, he's gotten all his goa

nicholas: the jets are a buy -- the dips are a buy. what stocks are telling us is that it's a very robust global economic picture. central banks are still a little bit behind the curve there. dips -- buyly by dips. anna: you are expecting a hike in december. how many hikes into next year and beyond russian mark -- beyond? when you look at markets, they are hugely complacent when it comes to central banks. we agree with that. look at those economic fundamentals. they are robust. in one hikericing next year is very complacent and underestimates the economic picture. penny i have in the world is probably invested in a pension somewhere. americans are digging deep. .hey are taking out the savings rate is the lowest since 2007. of a buyer. i'm a believer. this is what is driving it. i wonder to what extent that cast the momentum. but does that make sense? wage increases. -- there arereases indicators that there are increases. thank you very much. coming up, on the program, we are going to be joined by the infrastructure bank president. he w

capitol hill and the last russian tsars of for business the new film matilda tells the story of czar nicholas of the seconds affair with a ballerina and it's already sparking a violent reaction. i bring it's good to have you with us germany's a newly elected parliament has convened for the first time since last month's elections and it promises to be anything but business as usual with the right wing party now represented right there for the first time there that they're not the only new faces in parliament take a look. a quick glance at the faces of germany's new parliament before twenty four year old philip torre set off for his very first session as an m.p. . this is a very exciting and moving moment the first session of the been this tiger something very special the overall situation today is great it's just a pity that this momentous event has been spoiled by small mindedness in certain quarters. he's referring to some actions by the opposition the far right populist party in the parliament for the first time has already tried to change some of the rules the s.p.d. has also vowed to be f

it and won't is it this is nicholas things it's a strike because station. either. through this empty pole that is very salt tolerant but we've only found this one species with tiles that means the quality of the water isn't as good as it should be. because the salt means that other species can't live here anymore and we're not. even. just the where a has been polluted by the salty waste waters of the potage industry which have contaminated the wera and the groundwater. we can see that is having an impact. nicholas being brave ones to try it. for for making us that he can't taste the salt. can but thinks that might just be the sweat on her hands. the vera is in fact the soul just river in europe and this location it's about a soldier is the bold take even though it looks like pristine. that means more conservation efforts are needed but something heidi a necklace of learned today. it was great fun particularly that we were allowed to help out and try things she says it was a nice day a lively biology class nicholas agrees. twenty kilometers further north conservatio

sir nicholas winton is now 105 years old. when he was just 29, he helped rescue more than 600 mostlyjewish children from nazi persecution in czechoslovakia. now, he hates the label of hero, but his life is proof that an individuals can make an extraordinary difference. so what motivated him? sir nicholas winton, welcome to hardtalk. for most of your long life, your extraordinary story wasn't particularly well—known. but now it is known right around the world. do you like the fact that people now know exactly what you did in 1938 and ‘39? i don't mind the story being told. i'm not so keen on the frills. what do you mean about the frills? well, you know as a journalist, better than i do, what i mean. well, it means you get attention and people want you to tell the story again and again. do you get sick of that? yeah, except that when they tell it again and again and again, they add a bit of their own. well, let us together, then, tell the story, for people around the world who do not know it. and let me take you back to pra

blaster russians are forbidden love the new film matilda tells the story of son nicholas the seconds affair with a ballerina and it's already sparking a violent reaction. i feel gail welcome to the program. germany's newly elected parliament has convened for the first time since last month's elections and with more parliamentary factions on the right wing f d party in the assembly for the first time it will not be business as usual one of the just talks first tasks was to elect a new parliamentary president. it now falls to parliament's longest serving member to keep things under control with the elected president of the understudy the politician from chancellor merkel's party called for calm proceedings amid debate and to play by the rules the obvious way we speak to one another can set an example for discourse throughout society. we are not here to beat each other up the new parliament has more members than ever and forty percent of them are newcomers the business friendly f.t.p. is back and the far right a.f.d. is in for the first time under old rules a member of the a.f.p. would

a lively biology class nicholas agrees. twenty kilometers further north conservationists and bar amental activists meet on every first saturday november this man has been involved in the event since its inception. good morning we have a lot planned for today we have to plant forty five trees we've not planted that many in years we're planting in border situations and we plan to overcome borders. let's get to work. and. it definitely looks like work but how can digging and posts overcome borders. we're just outside of the town of if to if you're injured the form of border fence and patrol road is still very visible here. that's the purpose of the ant project bound courts organized by artist johannes stood given the event is taking place for the twenty fifth time bringing the artist environmentalists and past overbeck together at the former death strip. in november. it was a crazy experience in november nine hundred ninety to plant one hundred and forty trees to create this tree cross. along the b. seven road and the border f

. >> sergeant nicholas heads the special response team that will attempt to retrieve the key. but to prevent the inmate from swallowing it, they must catch him by surprise. >> let's go to the water well. what the water well is, it's basically a plumber's access. you know, the toilets are mounted against the wall, the sink's mounted against the wall. we don't necessarily go in the cell to fix these. we go into the backwater well. the back walkway, it's full of plumbing. since we have the water well built, they decided, let's put windows. we go on a security walk, the inmates see us, they know that we're there. we can go in the water wells, turn off all the lights, and we can peer in those back windows. if the windows aren't covered with obstacles, deodorant, papers, towels. they think these security windows are a shelf for them to put their junk, when they're not. they're for us. >> sergeant nicholas makes his way through the darkened water well to cell six in order to check on the inmate suspected of having the homemade cuff key. >> this is cell six right here but he's got his

who plays nicholas the second avoided the premiere after a hate campaign by religious extremists. he sent this video message instead. group. so you. do this. the film's success remains to be seen but it's already gained plenty of notoriety from politicians and the church critics of the mighty russian orthodox church say the church is trying to act as a moral sense and is further infringing on social life in russia a life in a beach bland theater productions sometimes disappear from the program and entire exhibitions are closed as they say it's almost impossible to stage cultural events without cries from people claiming to be insulted and enraged. that was our moscow bureau chief your show reporting for the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at the w. news or you can write directly to me a brick got t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag of the day. for now we want to leave you with some images of the olympic torch being lit in greece today ahead of the winter games that begin next february in south korea every member w

. >> one of those crips is nicholas cox. who violated parole on robbery and grand larceny convictions. he's awaiting transfer back to prison in upstate new york. >> nicholas cox he'll tell you straight to your face i'm crip, i hate bloods, they hate me. i'm going to fight every time i see one. he will. he is one that actually is not afraid of the bloods and he does fight. >> i am used to it. i have been in jail since i was a minor. i'm really used it. this jail is like kiddy camp to me. i'm ready to go upstate where guys ready to cut you left and right. >> are you outnumbered by the bloods? >> to me, less is more. that's how i look at it. >> the jail surveillance camera captures cox's willingne to battle bloods. he jumps out of a line of inmates and blindsides a blood member with a punch to the face before he is subdued by officers. cox is immediately placed in disciplinary segregation, where he will be confined to a single person cell most of the day, but he will still be exposed to bloods. >> we don't have enough area to s

hoult there live from bungay nicholas. egypt's president has met his french counterpart in paris where the two have pledged to strengthen economic and military ties abdel fattah el-sisi and emanuel mccall also discussed escalating violence in libya as well as security in the middle east their meetings been heavily criticized by activists groups with protests being held forces with the book without borders are against france signing agreements with egypt claiming the government uses torture oppresses journalists and holds on the fair trials david chaytor is in paris. present a manual macro and did make it clear that the press conference after the long lunch with adoption counterpart that he thought human rights must be protected that the fight against terrorism and the the idea to protect security inside egypt and beyond egypt had to be fought within a framework of laws protecting things like the operation of non-governmental organizations protecting civic society and making sure that human rights who are suspected and he t

nicholas: there is a chance. how parliament to we get this 2% inflation target -- how far along until we get this 2% inflation target? lower.s: it is measuring -- re probably it is tough. it is questionable whether they really need to percent. where should investors be looking if you think there are legs on this rally? nicholas: if you believe we nomics, theth kuroda and goods. rates financial stocks. he went to be looking at insurer banks and brokers. stocks, you probably what to be looking at u.s. and not japanese. beyou probably want to looking at u.s. and not japanese. if north korea were to go wrong, the effect would be huge. government isbe's relatively low. reporter: despite the scandals that have happened with kobe steel and others. nicholas: we have a strong tailwind behind us. reporter: think is a much. -- thank you so much. sending it back to you. up, when ofing australia's biggest banks settling allegations of interest rate rigging. the regulator is still looking to prosecute to other lenders. this is

there were times columnist nicholas kristof speaking to make a little earlier. a quick update on a story hit least twenty one people have now died in the wild fires in northern california. more than five hundred fifty people are reported to be missing in cinema county firefighters say they fear resurgent winds and dry conditions today it will spread the place. nearly a hundred and seventy thousand acres have been scorched and what officials say is one of the deadliest wildfire outbreaks in the state's history. spain's prime minister says he wants clarification from kataloniya within five days on whether or not it has formally declared independence. yesterday the catalan president signed a declaration to that effect. but suspended it to allow for the talks mariana holy accused the catalan leadership of a dangerous attack on the country's constitution. and rejected calls for mediation a europe correspondent dana grammaticus reports from madrid. in every people story there a fateful days. spain and kataloniya he's a times fraught with risk. after emergency cabinet

russians are pursues forbidden love putting his throne at risk to sell here for the matilda the pics sorry nicholas the seconds of fair with a ballerina will tell you why there are fears that this movie could spark a violent reaction. i'm brian thomas a warm welcome to the show well it has been a month now since germany voted in a new parliament and today lawmakers will come to. other for their first session in these chambers we're still waiting for all american to form a new government coalition talks about that started just last week here in berlin so what can we expect though in the bundestag today well first of all we're talking about the biggest parliament ever in germany a number of lawmakers rising to seven hundred nine s. because of the country's electoral system now that makes it more than ten percent bigger than the last parliament now the other major difference is the number of parliamentary groups last time there were just for this time around there are six

nta saint nicholas, considered the first santa claus. it was found in the south—west province of and to lee r. until now, the rains —— remains were thought to be in italy. thank nicholas was known for his generosity towards children. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we'll be looking at google's big reveal of its latest pixel smarthphone, and whether the search giant has found a winner in its latest offering. and before we go, these gorgeous lanterns are on show in eastern china's zhejiang province during a national holiday. the area has a long history of holding lantern shows and these examples have been listed as part of the nation's cultural heritage. but staging the display doesn't come cheap — it cost around four million yuan, that's around 600,000 dollars. the farmers may well have ploughed fields but that meant —— hasn't stopped our weather watchers from posting photos of the harvest moon. not quite a full moon. 98%. wiese will see the full moon tonight. the time being, the cloud has arrived and we will see

hong who is in the capital hi there nicholas so the u.n. secretary general wants to see more boots on the ground. that's right he wants nine hundred additional troops here in central african republic last week he said that this country was on the verge of ethnic cleansing we're talking about christians attacking muslims here and so next month in november the un mandates budget will be up for renewal many countries are looking to slash peacekeeping budgets notably the united states that would be detrimental to say the least for a country like central african republic who is totally dependent on the united nations both for its security and for the humanitarian aspect for members of the half of this country depend on humanitarian aid mostly done through the united nations but there's also the security aspect which is a huge challenge because the situation has deteriorated since the french who came in in two thousand and thirteen to stabilize the country left late in two thousand and sixteen so in the last few months the situation has gotten wo

nicholas davies author of blood on our hands the american invasion and destruction of iraq. also announced new sanctions against the iranian revolutionary guard corps the revolutionary guards a branch of the country's armed forces currently some one hundred twenty five thousand people serve in it making it iran's most powerful security institution god's presence on land at sea and in the air around base political analyst side mohammad marandi says sanctioning the revolutionary guard will impede the fight against terrorism obviously sanctioning the revolutionary guards is itself an act in support of terrorism major force on the ground alongside the syrians and the russians and the iraqi army and has that stopped isis from taking over damascus and. for that matter is the revolutionary guards so the united states is in fact trying to weaken those forces that have been blocking terrorism. washington is building up its troops near russia's western border a move that according to moscow violates a key agreements the country has with nato viger borders the details earlier on. on th

no nicholas i had i would like or i would like also to mention the people who have disappeared. during the three years of. ration left wreck of a well according to some organizations around thousand four hundred it's a heavy times of wrecking i've been captured kidnapped by isis. and actually one of the moment since. the collapse of iraq yeah there is a trend. there are a mix of teams from their families or friends. yet some in mission about their fate up some accounts are especially trying to mount the. hash tag where i know we're out of the. or where i was a kid not. even the hash tag and they. release communicate in arabic english and french and many of their. friends and families live in the west trying to get information from also the pollution also from western sources the trail looked only to get in touch with the kurds. out of the seven. seven thousand four hundred. prisoners not all of them survived but some of them must be still alive where i have been taken away with the being jailed these are maybe some of them may very well have been mistaken for jihadists and be at

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nicholas ii is an orthodox saint and this woman insists the love story is blasphemous. but nicholas and matilda did have a romance and the proof is amongst the dusty documents in this theatre archive. her diaries record late—night trysts with the man she called nicky. there is even a first kiss. on these pages at least at least it goes no further. translation: even these diaries say that if anything happened it wasn't how the film director imagined it. i think that is why there has been protest. you have to be respectful. at hull the director puts a barbie doll together with ken and makes them kiss and roll around in a passionate embrace. even at the premiere, the director was harangued. this man told him his film was a threat to national security. he has not actually seen it. the dispute is bound to rumble on. but after this gala performance, matilda will hit schemes across the country was extra security to cinemas just country was extra security to cinemasjust in country was extra security to cinemas just in case. before we go, let's return to the live pictures from

but that's too much for russia's powerful orthodox church which canonized sir nicholas the second in two thousand. portraying him this way offends the religious sensibilities of the faithful the court into russia's parliament the duma. natalya sky and the duma lawmaker who started the campaign against matilda. and is insult saints who embody a healthy family a proper family relationship our family values. news in the order not to cause offense one must be able to strike a balance between artistic freedom and the rights of our citizens to their religious feelings. some of the offended citizens have seemed inspired by his campaign here in the city of you can't i remembered one octave. drove a minibus loaded with cans of gasoline into a cinema and two cars outside the offices of the director's lawyer were set on fire in moscow fears of further violence have prompted several cinemas and russia to cancel scheduled screenings of the film regardless of whether matilda will be a financial success it has prompted a discussion about the limits of art and censorship. you're watching e.w. news l

russian zamost pursuit of forbidden love while putting his throne at risk the full matilda depicts zon nicholas a second affair with a ballerina we look at why the movie's already sparking a violent reaction. and in sport christiane rinaldo adds another trophy to his collection he's been named fief oz footballer of the. color of a warm welcome i'm under toci ma. the german loss of parliament has overwhelmingly elected outgoing finance minister bulls gunk choice as the new parliamentary president five hundred one of the seven hundred nine members of the newly elected blunder star voted for sure the veteran member of chancellor angela merkel's conservative democrats is the longest serving lawmaker in the country in his acceptance speech sure bill stressed the need for parliamentarians to lead by example and to work together you also encourage members of parliament to maintain a respectful tone. obviously your manner of the way in which we talk with one another here in parliament can be a role model for society obviously we shouldn't one another here rather we have seen that this has occasionally

after a dramatic rise in the conflict between in recent months nicholas hawk reports from . alive but the fear remains. that her two children were among hundreds of muslims praying in a mosque when a christian vigilante started shooting at them. scores were killed were all peacekeepers eventually came to the rescue bringing them to this church for protection. since then every night and identified gunmen come back and shoot towards the church. they want to kill us and all we want is for this violence to. but guess who is regarded as one of the most dangerous places to be in central african republic christian militias control this town or do you escort our minders told us it is too dangerous for us to venture out alone christian vigilantes are accused of killing muslims animosity is said to be fanned by politicians and local leaders. on the other side of this conflict are the selected muslim fighters located just outside of town they're accused of targeting christians both groups are said to be responsible for attacks on u.s. forces and aid agencies the violence in the regent

poor but nicholas hawke was in banking. not often i would just direct you to a plane search term and al-jazeera dot com with the hook up central african republic the search results are really quite telling and look at a list titles as i scrolled through them because there is essentially no good news and even when you get right to the bottom here little to. the opinion things like world's worst or most neglected conflict we cannot let cia down again this is an important story that is why the secretary general is there today and that is why there is so much content for you as well as dot com to keep you informed you can get in touch with us as well contact details coming up on screen view now with the hash tag. news grid already heard from all over who is watching on facebook live why do people still think the u.n. is there to protect the population the only reason they're there is to give power to the real leaders that the west has chosen for the country certainly the issue of u.n. peacekeepers in central african republic is

peacekeepers in an effort to address damaging allegations well let's go live to nicholas hacker who is in the capital bangui and nic us from our understand the secretary general is talking about ramping up the number of u.n. peacekeepers despite this scandal. that's right he wants more troops on the ground you know the u.n. mission here called we knew their budget is up for renewal it will be will be a meeting of the security council united. it's a pretty council later on in november so. his arrival here in central african republic is not only to show to people here that the international community cares about this country but also alerts the international community. to our country cutting funding in peacekeeping operation and the united states has been drastically cutting un peacekeeping. funding. to show donors that there's a real risk of a genocide happening in this country like the un a chief has mentioned last week talked about what he believes as the start of and that cleansing through they are parts of this country the size of austria there are held by rebel militia groups the o

nicholas: this is used in making a corn-based drink. we have a blue cornflower and a red one. thanter: mexico has more 64 endemic varieties of corn and is the birthplace of corn, but today, they import what they consume. " on thejust write "corn back. it could be locally produced, since 7% of the yellow corn here is. 90% is imported from the u.s. canada. inorter: yellow corn is hundreds of process products, but to take advantage of the excess production, the u.s. .ransforms it into corn syrup in such forms, american corn is present in almost all mexican dishes. delano: let's get a check on the markets. in europe, all the main indexes are flat. the lyrical uncertainty surrounding catalonia's future is weighing on sentiment, but stocks in madrid are trading higher, up over 1.5%. that is the business news. back to you. rochelle: thank you for keeping us up-to-date. time now for the press review. take us through the stories that are making headlines around the world. good to have you this morning. let's start with football qualification news. qualified for next year's world cup wi

and they were very careful by the way is interesting that the son nicholas is regarded as a kind of. saint in the eyes of the people because of course way back in nineteen eighteen he was brutally murdered with his entire family by his own countrymen so interesting that one anyway let's find out more about the premiere and the film itself matilda. tension was high and the premier one hundred police officers guarded a select audience implementing security measures more typical of an airport. many feared an attack since the film's director alexis tell had received multiple threats but he remained defiant. not affright i had good sense triumphs and the process of sides with. the uproar mainly has to do with a few sexy that depict a week fruits are who's about to lose his job over a premarital affair with matilda a teenage ballerina. but that's too much for russia's powerful orthodox church which canonized sir nicholas the second in two thousand. portraying him this way offends the religious sensibilities of the faithful according to russia's parliament the duma. natalia. the duma lawmak

tom: nicholas gartside with us and jeremy stretch as well. coming up later today, a conversation with andres dumbarton. that is coming up at the 9:00 hour on bloomberg television and radio. francine lacqua in london. tom keene in new york. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "surveillance." i'm taylor riggs. firedein company has harvey weinstein, after he took a leave of absence following sexual allegations that stretch back decades. the new york times reported he reached settlements with at least eight women who claimed they were harassed. next ceoselected its according to the sunday times in london. it has asked the bank of england for approval to appoint john glenn. -- flynn. deutsche bank says of course their ceo will meet with their biggest investor. according to reports he has been avoiding to meet with the group, which took a 9.9% stake in deutsche bank earlier this year. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine: thank you so much. it is crunch time for catalonia as the region prepares to meet this week to c

last word to you, nicholas? >> you know, if that dossier had never existed, there would still be an ample basis for the mueller probe, and we have already seen, as you pointed occupant, that there were meetings between people close to the kremlin and the trump campaign. it doesn't mean there was collusion. but it's obvious there was a lot of discussion and back channeling happening at different points in the campaign. the dossier has some salacious stuff, some less salacious stuff. some of it has been verified, but the bigger picture is it's not necessary to the mueller investigation. he has his own facts and his own sources. >> always good to see both of you. thank you so much for joining me. >>> taking a critical look at the potential mueller investigation charges. what can we learn tomorrow about where this probe is headed? we'll hear from a former federal prosecutor with some very specific thoughts on this subject. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high

who plays nicholas the second avoided the premiere after a hate campaign by religious extremists. he sent this video message instead. to. the film's success remains to be seen but it's already gained plenty of notoriety from politicians and the church critics of the mighty russian orthodox church say the church is trying to act as a moral sense and is further infringing on social life in russia a life in a beach planned theater productions sometimes disappear from the program and entire exhibitions are closed they say it's almost impossible to stage cultural events without cries from people claiming to be insulted and enraged. sounds like an interesting but controversial film turning now to sport and football and the portuguese forward christiana ronaldo has been named free first best made clear in the world for the second year in a row now fever's their best awards take fan voting into account as well as votes from coaches players and the media. it was supposed to be hollywood on the thames for the likes of ronaldo neymar. and the n.l. messi all in their finery and hoping to be n

nicholas hawke al-jazeera good to ice and a go. iraq's prime minister has rebuffed to demand by the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson the iranian backed fighters quote to go home a body says the popular mobilization of forces which have helped baghdad defeat i still consists solely of iraqi nationals who are fighting to defend the country to us and made the comments on sunday off to holding talks with a body and saudi leaders in riyadh well iran's foreign minister has waded into the debate mohammad javad zarif has tweeted exactly what country is it that iraqis who rose up to defend their homes against i still return to he says it's shameful u.s. foreign policy is dictated by petro dollars well stephanie decker is in erbil in northern iraq and joins us live now clearly the situation is more complex than the comments from to listen in the tweet by jove odds are he suggests a what more are you hearing about this where you are. well it was confusing when state right susan first said it because he referred to iranian militias and fo