Set Answer News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Wider regions and economies were some of the sectors are very prevalent around the uk. ministers from the uk government are in discussion again with some of the industries today after business secretary kwasi kwarteng met with some of them on friday, as well. they have been calling for support now for a number of days, really. currently as it stands, the government hasn't really provided them with a set answer. the latest we had over the weekend is that the business secretary said he was in discussion with these firms, trying to listen to their solutions, and did say he was working closely wit...

Wrong," she fears that this is a break. this is a break from the decisions that have preceded this. because up until today, the supreme court has commissioned panels of three federal judges on a regular basis to allege the gerrymandering districts that they were basically fair. so, radically changing that, that is what has her so animated and using some strong words. the chief justice, knowing what it is going to be, we are judges, not mathematicians, not an economist, we are not geographers. local politicians know better than we do where the natural borders of these districts are. there is no...

Sucked into the utopian world that offers answers. young people have malleable ideas. >> let's talk about the how. the half way house this minnesota teen was sent to, there's been some criticism level from the daily beast revealing they have no experience in deradicalization. the question becomes -- who are the right groups or former jihadist that was deradicalized. how do you do it? >> these are excellent questions. i don't think there's actually any set answer. on the one hand, if you look at the massive deradicalization programs, they don't have an unblemished record of success. there's a d...

"blindsided: how isis shook the world," has been rescheduled for monday, may 11th, at 9:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. given the great interest in understanding isis, that will be the topic of today's main event. as many of you will remember, i travelled to jordan recently to interview that nation's king, abdullah ii. we did a special section of that interview on the isis threat, where it came from, how it surprised so many, how it will end. this has never aired before, but i wanted to show it to you now. your majesty, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to be here, fareed. thank you. >> ...

What, in your mind, where did this come from? >> that's the million-dollar question. there's a lot of conspiracy theories out there. there is no set answer. from the jordanian perspective, we saw isis several -- almost two years ago, formed up in the north, which is their major headquarters. what's interesting is as they were forming and being built and strengthened, they were not being hit. the syrian regime was hitting everybody else but not isis. and that raised a lot of eyebrows. you know, why were they allowed to build? one argument was, obviously, because there was such international con...