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Meeting. We speak exclusively with the Energy Minister from abu dhabi, just days ahead of another pivotal opec summit. A very warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe, right here in london. Manus. We are back together again. Im back from the desert. Lets talk about the aussie dollar. You mentioned it in the headlines, this is the second worst since 1991. The question for the markets is this, is this a flip or a trend . We had the election, brexit, a number of different factors going on. And dow...

Unbelievablehe called sayingtheir son was being questioned for attempted murderand that police had shot their family dog, sugar. He believes the dog was hiding from police in her room when it happened. 1942 he thinks she was shot here bc there was blood all dripping from here down nd then it looks like she jmped on my bedher son was released with no charges that same day and harmon feels sugar was shot for no reason. 1228 why did they kill her . What did they tell you . Protocol. Its protocol. W...

The Federal Reserve says the economy is growing at a modest pace. The central bank saw inflationary pressures rising. Will it be enough to raise Interest Rates . Erik schatzker is in washington with the latest Economic Data. Give us the interesting points of the book this time around. The book could have strengthened a case for a rate ite two weeks from now but did not. You heard those words and you said it yourself, modest. The key word in these anecdotal reports, modest economic growth, modest...

Sailing into stormy waters. More territorial tension between hanoi and beijing as china launches naval drills. Sovereignty their is being violated. You can follow me on twitter. Dont forget to include the hashtag trending business. China and hong kong markets get underway in 30 minutes time. Singapore, taiwan, and my later have come online. Lets go to david. David we are looking at declines in the early hours of asian trade. It is hard to not figure out what the next catalyst will be that drives...

There it is. And you see about twothirds of the dow stocks are higher. United Health Leading the way. And trailing down there, let me see, i cant see over there. Home depot. Home depot. Lets get more on todays market action. Bob pisani on the floor of the new york stock exchange. Hello, tyler. Mixed market today, but something unusuals happened. Oil dropped and the market didnt fall apart. Take a look. We had a disappointing inventory numbers here. It wasnt as big as expected, gasoline inventori...

Has made a number of public comments. We held a hearing, many members, republican and democrat, were present on the question of fragile states. He is, i think, appropriately highlighting that the cost of restabilizing countries like libya, syria, iraq and continuing to hold together countries like nigeria and pakistan is going to be substantial. And we need to engage in a bipartisan and thoughtful way in advancing why it is in americas interests to prevent the collapse of even more larger and po...

Producer and a prison rights activist. The founds the prison to College Pipeline program which provides inmates access to College Course cozy college when theyre released. To my far right is Elizabeth Hinton asian assistant professor of history and africanamerican studies at harvard university. Her Research Focus us on the persistence of poverty and racial inequality in the 20th 20th century united states. She is the author or from the war of poverty to the war on crime. I dont know how many peo...

Good afternoon, im steve mills, reporter the talk tribune tied we talk about prison, the astounding growth of the prison population in america and the roll prisons play in society and how that might change in the future mitchell guests are Baz Dreisinger and Elizabeth Hinton. Baz is the author of incarceration nation a she visited prisons in Nine Countries to better understand our attitudes towards crime, punishment and incarceration. A professor at john j. College in new york, baz is also a jou...

Carmichael, a history professor here at gettysburg college. Im also the director of the civil war institute, and it is my privilege and pleasure to introduce the speakers for our conversation or panel on the return of the confederate veteran. For those of you in the audience, and also for those of you who are part of our live cspan audience, you can actually be part of this conversation, twitter, get your ens ready, it is cwi2016. Let me go ahead and introduce our panelists, first, to my far rig...

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