but mahmoud a columnist for the government friendly daily sabbat disagrees he says the government is not influencing coverage of the afrin offensive. when it comes to national security every journalist bears responsibility that's how it is everywhere in the world. but that doesn't mean they're not free to report on everything but there are some media and intellectuals in turkey who cannot use freedom of speech with hatred of the government. to be really the offensive enough in looks set to stay turkey's main story for now the government has announced that it intends to further expand the operation. in israel the government is. to keep make a if lettice home country every twenty or more than twelve years ago and sought asylum in israel now his future is once again uncertain because he's facing possible deputation the communities sometimes we have to work or sometimes infinite or sometimes concert ever everything with them especially on. really and i love my country because of dunder so i know i'm a refuge that's why you came here in israel to ask for a protection between two thousand

colonel west, shouldn't cnn need to go -- you know when you get too involved in work you take a sabbaticalshouldn't the entire network take a sabbatical and go on a carnival cruise. >> yeah, one of those carnival cruises where the engine goes kaput and they're stuck out at sea and we should not send resources or anything to get them back in. leave them out there it is so interesting to meet listening to this because the person that organizes these women's marches by the name of linda, she called for a jihad against the white house. nothing is said about that for the fact that the only people who have done collusion or ties with russian, christopher steele, fusion gps, bruce orr, hillary clinton campaign and the dnc but yet they want to go harass some lady out there. greg: it's incredible. kat, i know you would hate this guy desperate well you don't know him but maybe you get to know him and you might like him but i'm thinking a new show called ambushed with cnn. they show up at a citizen's house and they chastised them on recycling and non- electric cars and maybe they have a trump bumper

some teens and switzerland heard that now is the ideal time to consider a leave or sabbatical.ording to people with knowledge of the matter. they say the head of the swiss universal bank unit wants to cut 1600 jobs by the end of the year. the company said it does not actively encourage its employees to take a completely for cost reasons without commenting further. the turmoil surrounding the company probably won't lead to a megadeal. tells bloomberg that it is hard to believe some company would have the money to make a serious bid for win. resigneder and ceo following sexual misconduct allegations. that is your bloomberg business flash. yousef: thanks, christine. let us talk about what is happening with u.s. oil and explored the increase of drilling rigs. domestic crude production roared toward unprecedented highs. by 76. rigs throws that is the biggest one-week increase since january of 2017. despite the worst weekly drop in crude prices in a year, oil replay and's -- oil remain $60 in oil -- per barrel. let us bring into this conversation the commodities analyst at nbd. anoth

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at ten years they get four weeks sabbatical leave. >> while employees enjoy the perks, it's in the company'sinterest to offer them. >> it leads to more productive employees and happier employees. we have retained and attracted more employees than ten years ago. >> go to 6abc.com and share your work perks on my facebook page. niddian has not, "action news." >> how about this for a work perk? 73-degrees in february? >> i was going to say perks hanging out with jim gardner. >> two nights ago we had snow sticking on the tree limbs. now we have the moisture building and we are relying on sky 6 trying to see penn's landing. you barely see anything at all. the fog is dense and continues to expand in the overnight hours. philadelphia reporting visibility a third of a mile, half a mile 20 minutes ago. beach haven one and a half, trenton half a mile. we have a warm front moving through delivering warmer air. the temperatures are rising overnight. these are the lows. allentown, 38, philadelphia 48, atlantic city airport and pomona, 41. winds out of is southeast bringing warmer air. satellite and radar

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the bank has told some teams and switzerland that now is the ideal time to consider a leave or sabbaticalay the said of the swiss universal banking unit wants to cut jobs by the end of the year. john paulson is moving to the stymie office, he shot to fame with a that the housing market would collapse. relocate to 1133 the avenues of the america. l.l. bean's lifetime guarantee is no longer, starting today the retailer is imposing a one-year limit for most returns. they say at the us and fraud doubled in the past five years totaling $250 million in losses for returned items. their 100% guarantee had been in place for more than one century. that is your business flash update. we are seeing the selloff accelerate. vonnie: any surprise, the dow jones down one point percent and the s&p 500 is down. at some of the movers in the s&p 500 with expedia down 18%. it is a broad selloff that individual stocks are really -- julie: companies out with earnings with negative reactions, perhaps that is being exasperated by the overall selloff while individual stocks falling more than the otherwise have migh

if you want to go off for two months sabbatical. you'll get paid obviously will want people to do a productive job. but by treating people in an adult way you get adult behavior back. people would get along well with her brothers and sisters. the business has a family is so misused but it should be genuinely a family. if somebody is depressed or down and people should be told go home for a couple days. take some time off. need a human company. because of that i remember when that first and second hand took off. at virgin atlantic it was about to have the party of a lifetime a board that plane. the spirit of the staff was just fantastic. thirty-five years now. i think we make sure that our staff has the tools to do a good job. there are some pretty crappy airlines. s if you are on one of those airlines and someone wants kosher food and the staff has to say to the passenger i'm sorry they didn't put it on board today after they have said that a few times their units are getting grumpy and unwelcoming than they they haven't been given

if you want to go on a two-month sabbatical paid that's fine.bviously we want people to do their job but you treat them in the adult type of way you get that adult behavior back. and you treat your people as you would treat your brothers and sisters. [laughter] some people that get along well or the way you treat your children, the phrase business is family is so misuse but it genuinely should be a family if somebody is depressed or down they should say go home and take some time off it is a human company and because of that i remember was that secondhand 747 took off as virgin atlantic we were about to have a party of a lifetime the board that flight. but the spirit of the staff was fantastic and i remember thinking if the airline survives 20 years will it still be as good? now it is 35 years. so that is because our staff has the tools do a good job. there are some pretty crappy airlines out there if you are one of those if something was kosher food and the staff has to say to the passenger i'm sorry they did not put that on board today or the

once a week visit his family in the camp in sabbat it's a twenty kilometers away his little daughter nine years overjoyed to see her father again about a hundred refugees are stranded here. man tells the people in the camp about the lack of communication from the hunger ariens. achmet has a wife and three children already in germany he himself has been stuck here with his nephew and sister for over a year now. so when i was so happy when i reached the border because i thought i'd be seeing my family soon at the time i didn't know what the procedure here was they're really clamping down sixty people a week then thirty and now just one a day. the government in budapest denies that it's forgotten about the refugees and their plight. there might be a quarter mile area in government of force protection to everyone who needs it there's no decree that we only let one in pradesh but if there's only one guy standing around there why should we put ten officials on it. outside the border fence at her garage for a week and climbin are getting ready for another cold winter night they never know w

having to sabbaticals, the years off with the lions, was great for me, because i had a different groupres, it kind of refreshes you. it kind of goes into macro years cycles, two years with the lions and two years with the world cup. right now, the focus is on 2019. but i didn't expect i was going to be ten years here and 100 games anyway. but it's been brilliant. warren, it takes something for a coach at any level to be driving on a team for that long. what has he done for welsh rugby? when he arrived, the team was in turmoil. i think three grand slams, three championships, he has done a phenomenaljob. it is difficult for a coach tours keeps saying the same things week in, week out,, but he has changed players, refreshed the group of players which has helped, and his record speaks for himself —— itself. he has done a phenomenaljob with limited resources. we are going to chat about limited resources for all coaches in this championship. let's catch up with all the team news around the nations. we'll start with ireland, they lost here last year, finished on a high against england, they a

-- leave or sabbatical. head of the universal swiss bank unit wants to cut 600 jobs -- 1600 jobs by the end of the year. the diamond industry has lost some of its sparkle. spending has plateaued since 2014, $80 billion a year. this as jewelers scale back over higher overhead costs, spending more on other luxury items like electronics. unlessline will continue more advertising is launched. millennials are the most frugal generation since the great depression. fearanalysts say anger and are suppressing millennial spending. diamonds, a electronics, diamonds. [laughter] coming up, goldman sachs is doubling down on its bullish stance on commodities. the head economist at goldman sachs discusses why his outlook is not changed. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ let's bring the focus back to commodities, just 20 minutes after the commodity close. goldman sachs is doubling down on the bullish stance. the positive outlook is driven by a strong economic backdrop were emerging markets. alix steel spoke with jeff curry, global head

able to match the needs and so that the my business background and on the other hand i've taken a sabbatical just really looking to find my purpose in life. and in that moment i had a woman work for me a name is her name is beauty she raised my children she's now seventy two she's still in our lives and you know every year every quarter i used to or every twice a year i used to clean our own wardrobe and i don't with fancy clothes and i had given to say to bt would you like these and monday morning we used to celebrate how much money she'd made and i really threw her in her and she was very entrepreneurial single mother of five children i knew that there was money to be made in the informal sector i knew there were hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of thousands of single mothers so the statistics and so that freke are frightening sixty eight percent of all children all mothers with children under the age of two or single. and the only safety net they have is about thirty dollars a month per child and you can't even buy milk and bread for that the other problem is that many many south africa

pushing upon the young undocumented immigrants and also honestly it is a complex issue i had a sabbaticalrying to figure it all out but what did come through overwhelmingly is how many immigrants contribute to the country in so many different ways economically and socially we often gloss over on those soundbites that gets lost with all these human experiences but how their lives are benefiting the rest of us. >> i learned through documentary called deported that actually it was through the obama administration maybe you can check my facts but that they deported so many haitian it created a whole sector there there is already a system there any way of a growing population of deportees and i know with the media we try to put everything on trunk but mine -- president tromp but at the same time do we really reflect how much of that was really caused. >> we don't have much time so i did really try to do that in the book. [laughter] so as we were getting arrested in front of the white house in front of president obama. >> thank you so much for writing the book. so as a syrian america -- syrian

. >> last time -- >> the friday before we went on the sabbatical, the last time the s&p 500 traded down. we talked about it on the desk i happen to think, that the head wins are in there in the form of the fed. i happen to think it's a sell the rally market last thursday you had the huge reversal, and some of the intraday moves today, and it leads you to believe that the vix is probably too low, and i think the market does re-test the lows plus 388, plus 347, down 167, down 254 >> i think it's going to die down >> that means you can buy the dip then >> i think it has to be a little more than here the quarter was fine i -- i'm going to be looking at lows i'm send not a seller. he we going to retest? maybe we get there if you look at levels on the market, those are certainly wins russell is certains through the 50 they look like they want to retest powell actually said the vix etfs are not what's causing the market volatility. some very smart people have -- the dynamic is volatility is comes from more central bank he also the data that i am seeing -- he's maybe separating himself from oth

however, he is on sabbatical from gettysburg college this year, and he serves as the william garwood visiting professor in the james madison program of american ideals and institutions at princeton university. you can learn more about allen's work either by visiting his web site, allenguelzo.com, but perhaps most importantly allen is a regular speaker at the union league of philadelphia and for the abraham lincoln foundation. he is also a member of the union league of philadelphia. so, please, join me in welcoming our distinguished speaker, dr. allen guelzo. [applause] >> what a pleasure it is to be introduced by joan carter, always the most gracious of introducers. and to be invited to speak in this series which memorializes jack templeton, whom i remember as both a physician and a friend. so there is privilege on all points to be enjoyed as participating in this series. what we know today as the first amendment to the federal constitution originally appeared in the form of a resolution attached by the virginia state ratifying convention to its approval of the new constitution in ju

if you want to go off for two months sabbatical, you'll get paid. that's fine.iously, we want people to do -- >> be productive. >> do a productive job, but by treating people in an adult way, you get adults and adult behavior back. and i think treating your people as you would treat your brothers and sisters -- some of you may be -- yeah. >> some brothers and sisters. >> but people who get on well with their brothers and sisters, i mean. or the way you treat your children is, you know, it should -- the phrase, our business is a family, is so misused, but it should be genuinely a family, and if somebody is depressed or down, people should be told, go home for a couple days. take some time off. it's just being a human company, and i think because of that -- i remember when that first -- secondhand 747 took off 35 years ago at virgin atlantic, it was -- we were about to have the party of a lifetime on board that plane, but the spirit of the staff was just fantastic, and i remember thinking, if the airline survives 20 years, will the spirit still be as good? and it'

but they're trying to get some of their employees to take a unpaid sabbatical. will this be the -- how do we know this will wind up being the end? michael: we don't know because they'll put it off as long as possible. it's different in europe because they're supervised generally by the local central bank as opposed to a systemwide account, which they're moving towards the u.s. model somewhat. but it will take a while for us to see when the water goes down, as it was said, who is swimming naked? and the big bet ray dalio is making a lot of people don't have their suits on. and another analyst saying he's wrong. they'll be in enter shape when they raise interest rates because it will improve their net interest margins and their profits will go up. one thing we should note about hsbc, they didn't have a great fourth quarter but have done pretty well over the last five years or so of the seven years of stewart gullver's term in reducing exposure to bad loans and risk and also to raising profitability and returning money to shareholders so they're not badly positione

i went to dish had sabbatical and spent a year trying to study economics and immigration and trying toigure it all out, and there's a million studies but it's not so simple. what is -- what did come through overwhelmingly is how many immigrants are contributing to the country in so many different ways, economically and socially, that we often gloss over in these sound bites you hear on tv, and i think that that gets lost. the human experience for these individuals and hour their lives affecting and benefiting the rest of us. >> you know, i learned through a documentary called "deported" by -- that it was actually clinton and the obama administration that supported so many -- maybe you can check my facts -- they would support so many haitians, back -- deported so many haitian back to haiti it actually created a whole class sector in haiti that is -- there's already a class system there anyway but now there's this growing population of deportees in haiti, and i know that with the media, that we try to pin everything on trump because we just want him out of there very quickly, but at the

region yet eighty five percent come from the ethiopian highlands from three main tributaries the sabbat blue nile and the atbara. any dam built in ethiopia would pose a serious threat to egypt's water supply. the likelihood of such a scenario is creating tension between the two countries. the transparency and consultation was not happening between the two countries. because of because of suspicion because of. fear i think but fear. only be probably addictions because the water is coming from here from ethiopia. such antagonism is exacerbated by a long history of rivalry. egypt the land of the pyramids and the ancient civilization of the pharaohs. ethiopia a land described as the birthplace of mankind. and the demand of great temperatures who ruled the country for centuries made. a criminal between these two civilizations has always been centered on the nile. the rivalry dates back some three thousand years to the times of ethiopian emperor the first man lete had a with him pull up or a harsh emperor man aleck the first of ethiopia used to threaten egypt and we had made a need the us ful

actress jennifer lawrence accused of turning activist since she is taking a one-year sabbatical to focusur democracy. she is joining group called represent doubt us, which calls itself bipartisan and has several tea party members in its ranks. in fact, the self-described anticorruption group targeted a democrat, congressman jim hines with a stain featuring a fake citigroup lobbyist. >> so embarrassing. >> thank you. why don't you take -- carry whatever you can. >> the liberal actress is helping raise funds for represent that us with a contest to go wine tasting with her in california. carnival cruise line reports it's investigating the way its workers responded to a massive brawl on board one of its ships. carnival reports it removed 23 passengers for disruptive and violent acts. a little smack down on a ship. but some passengers told reporters that the staff actually made things worse. the company apologized to its customers and offered them a 25% discount on future trips. not so fast. a new judge in the case against michael flynn puts pressure on robert mueller. could this mean flynn w

if i was on sabbatical for a year i won't need a t.b. test when i . >> the empathy factor, the kindness makes a lot -- that's very important for a child to blossom and i've seen a lot of kids when they have a special teacher with them, they interaction and the confidence of what these teachers 'em part is priceless and i think interaction with other students also is required because they really blossom with the interaction and the exchange of ideas and just being together. thank you. [applause] thank you. actually i didn't call your name. maybe i just miss pronounced it. you didn't hear it. thank you. >> so section g. special order of business. we had a motion to second on the initial proposal from sfusd through united administrators of san francisco presented on january 23rd. mr. lee, do you have a des i guess knee to read the recommendation to the record? >> yes, i do. this is chief of labour relations carmelo scarleto. >> good evening, commissioners and staff and students. so tonight i'd like to read into the record the initial propos

a sabbatical in brazil where he learned how to play other drums, had a great time about that time he thought well, i really should be married. hey, that young women come in young woman, married louise bell. a great conversation. maybe i'll write her and see if getting married. he wrote her and she accepted by mail, postal mail and they got married in simon took a job at caltech and they move together to southern california and they were married for four years, but what she didn't realize is that he did a couple of things that would annoy her greatly. calculus and bongo drumming. those were the grounds for the divorce. [laughter] .. >> i got married. so that is gweneth, his third wife. you see how happy he was to be married to her. [laughter] and the best man at the marriage -- at the wedding was this very cool artist and sculptor named jerry who's an armenian artist who was kind of of a wild figure. started dancing to the bongo drums, and they taught each other their trades. feynman tried to teach dorothy in physics which was sort of semi-successful, but he taught feynman how to pain

on the job when the trump administration began only one remains and that person is currently on sabbaticalident mike pence will return to pittsburgh to stump for congressional candidate rick saccone. america first policies is a nonprofit created by former trump campaign staffers with the goal of advancing the president's agenda. he has been described as the first in a series of tax policy discussions and will focus on tax cuts. pence is partnering with a group for cross-country campaign to talk about achievements in the trump administration's the first year ahead of the midterms. >>> a federal judge has found florida's process reviewing and restoring voting rights of felons unconstitutional. under the current system, governor rick scott leads a panel of officials who review each voting rights. in a sharply worded decision, the judge wrote the panel was, quote, arbitrary, alarming and had no standards in its decision-making process, saying it wasn't hard to find examples of the partisan and at times racial scheme in action. the judge is now requiring the state and group who filed the lawsui

i had a sabbatical and spending are trying to study economics and immigration and trying to figure it out. there's a million studies but is not so simple. what did come through overwhelmingly is how many immigrants are contributing to the country in so many different ways, economically and socially, that we often glossed over in these soundbites that you hear on tv. and i think that gets lost not only the human experience for these individuals but how provides are affecting and benefiting the rest of us. >> i learned through a documentary called deported that it was actually clinton and the obama administration that supported so many -- and maybe you can check by fax, that they supported so many haitians, back to haiti that it created a whole class sector in haiti that is already, there's already a class system there anyway but now there's like this growing population of deportees in haiti. and i know that with the media, that we tried to pin everything on trump because we just wanted out of their very quickly, but at the same time do we really reflect on the things that the obama adm

is onng-standing cochair a well-deserved sabbatical from publictory's center of policy and will be engaged in research and writing in germany for the next few months. as many of you -- as many of you know, this is a collaborative of the george washington university and the wilson center. if you have not seen our lineup, please pick up a flyer outside of this room. it carries us through september although we go into late made toe in or you can go online the national history center's website for the full schedule. the programming for this season is diverse and exciting. sumner's like this do not just happened by themselves. like this do not just happened by themselves. there is a lot of behind the scenes planning. we also rely on the financial support of a number of groups. one piece of business, if you've got one of these devices that is not already on vibrate or silent, i would ask that you do so now. choked -- now, my cochair will introduce our speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm supposed to fill the shoes of christian. those of you who have been here know that is impossible. i will step in.

alix: yes, i will take a sabbatical unpaid. i wonder if that is going to work.ke it now instead of getting fired later. terry: your out playing golf while your buddies are getting hacked. david: terry simpson, think you for spinning some of sign with us. comcast is said to be considering another bid for 20% of fox after the company agreed to a lower price deal with disney last year. we will have more that. alix: is going to bloomberg terminal, go to bloomberg go -- go to tv . check it out. in the markets, looks like a rally underway. the futures market, the dow jones up by triple digits. s&p up over 1%. it is a broader, weaker dollar story. buy stock and sell bonds. markets can the equity hold in light of that? oil getting a boost. not stabilizing after the selloff last week. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: alix, this is what i'm watching. can cast and disney and it is 20 century fox. disney announced a deal for $52 billion. there were rumors that comcast wanted it but 21st century fox did want to do it. now it sounds like comcast is back in with $60 billion to

he has plans to take a six-month sabbatical starting in april turning now to deckers, the retailer, thee maker, better than expectations, revenue of $110 million. strong full-year guidance as well those shares up 8% more "closing bell" coming up after the break. most etfs only track a benchmark. flexshares etfs are built around the way investors think. with objectives like building capital for the future, managing portfolio risk and liquidity and generating income. that's real etf innovation. flexshares. built by investors, for investors. before investing consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. go to flexshares.com for a prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. >>> welcome back to "closing bell." i'm julie boorstin in los angeles with breaking news on cbs and viacom both cbs and viacom have -- their boards have formed special committees to evaluate a potential combination. now, both companies, their boards have separately created these committees both of them just issuing separate press releases. both press releases having the samelangua