the french people do you do they have the patience that mr macro hands when it comes to dealing with donald trump there's already some criticism against him last week for example when donald trump's spoke at the n.r.a. said nothing about the outrages quotes from donald trump on the various attacks. there are already criticism. so nice to him doesn't give anything back for our viewers i mean just remind the trumps that if. if regions or if the french had been able to have guns then there would have been fewer deaths because they would have been able to defend themselves and i think the former president called it what disgraceful right yeah but micro was silent and. that's was notice that he didn't say anything what about the the political animal emanuel microland we know just that when he was in washington two weeks ago he obviously these public displays of affection with donald trump they got a lot of headlines and he seemed for at least for a moment like the president's new best friend and then he gave a speech to congress and in that speech he basically deconstructed. the entire pr

later is dead in the water, the european research group led byjacob rees mogg has made clear in the mr macrohis she is toast. it would need the kind of technology thatis it would need the kind of technology that is not operational until 2023. that is the reason. when you think of the 52% who voted to come out... do not presume to speak for the remainder is, you are not one of them. people must presume to speak for brexiteers. brussels, a sense of brussels, they were being done to buy brussels under was a lot of that. it's been going for 45 years. a lot of people remain still did not to be done to buy brussels, they thought it was the lesser evil, when you look at this, the customs union means britain cannot go to america, china, brazil, australia and do its own trade deal, it has two take it from brussels and therefore it's being dishonest. if i was michel barnier doing the deal i would let the remain camp room in britain, i would say carry on, you are going to do myjob for me. would say carry on, you are going to do my job for me. 0k, henry, let's go to the guardian, talking about a diploma

president has made a mistake but what about mr macro lens show of almost like a bromance relationship with the u.s. president just a couple of weeks ago all of that lobbying appears to have been in vain did he talk about his own shortcomings. well he did say that he had dissipated that this would happen he did not say that he made any kind of mistakes and i think it's safe to say that he really gave it his all if you look at those pictures from his visit to washington d.c. but at the same time there's a huge difference between what we see is going on between trump and mcchrystal all those cases and the handshakes and all that and on the other hand what mcchrystal said while he was in the united states which was extremely critical of almost any field a policy that donald trump has been involved in so he's a true european you could say when it comes to the topics but he's well he's an exception when it comes to how he treats donald trump especially if you compare how i'm going to back up the german chancellor treats donald trump all right our brussels bureau chief max often in the germa

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presidential visits wave or even way french flags we bow out i'm just wearing need to be polite to mr macro it takes air france passengers more than twenty four hours to reach new mia from paris yet when they arrive they're still in france most of those who moved here from mainland france or whose families generations ago would like it to remain that way . on friday about four thousand people marched to show their support for france i've lived here for many years and i think i played only i in france is the best that we're going to have and we want to sort of the president in french i would stay friends nearly a third of new caledonia public service is a paid for by france you know not what french government grants account for about fifteen percent of total g.d.p. those supporting independence point to new caledonia is nickel exports but the price of nickel is unpredictable and then there are concerns about whether an independent new caledonia would be politically strong enough to thrive on its own. on the new caledonia became independent the balance in the region which china already has a

president donald trump decision to quit the iran nuclear deal is a mistake mr macro made the comments while they just need to be safe the prestigious to charlemagne prize is given every year to an individual who's made a special contribution to unity in europe ahead of today's ceremony that mr the french president sat down with the w m to german public broadcasting day for an exclusive interview. with your crazy dog boss the president madam. thank you for taking the time with the basic idea mr president. we speak to you because you're going to be awarded the shot of the new price on thursday but we cannot limit ourselves to speaking about europe alone because we have a very important topic that's right you try it to a save the area and. nuclear deal when you were in washington why did you fail. i think the most important thing is to maintain stability and peace and middle east i'm in washington and i have said this by the way i had understood that president trump wanted to. leave agreement from two thousand and fifteen and during our joint press conference i had suggested that we work

i'm just wearing need to be polite to mr macro it takes air france passengers more than twenty four hours to reach new media from paris yet when they arrive they're still in france most of those who moved here from mainland france or whose families generations ago would like it to remain that way. on friday about four thousand people marched to show their support for france i've lived here for many years and i think i played only in france is the best that we can have and we want to sort of the president of the french i would stay friends nearly a third of new caledonia is public service is a paid for by france you know not what french government grants account for about fifteen percent of total g.d.p. those supporting independence point to new caledonia is nickel exports but the price of nickel is unpredictable and then there are concerns about whether an independent new caledonia would be politically strong enough to thrive on its own. movie on the new caledonia became independent the balance in the region which china already has a lot of influence of of out of water and fiji if you cal

macro models of the u.s. central banking at the qana mr poring over to try to decide what to do about interest rates it turns out of course that there's about three and a half trillion dollars of foreign funds being held at the new york fed and the fed is basically the account custodian for two hundred fifty foreign entities around the world. and its customers included bangladeshis central bank and it was to the new york fed that the hackers sent thirty five messages requesting payments from the bangladesh bank account. things could have been a lot worse but for an extraordinary coincidence millions of dollars hundreds of millions were never transferred because the name jupiter in the address for the bank happened to match that of an oil tanker nothing to do with the heist but on the list of u.s. sanctions against iran as a result most of the transfer orders were flagged as suspicious and blocked by the fed. and there were other reasons the transfer requests could have aroused suspicion they were different to most payments made by a bangladesh bank they weren't formatted properly and these were large payment

part of our larger effort and we really have to think wholistically given the macro economic challenges that we have. >> mr. bush: thank you. i took a little more time than ordinarily, but i think the context of this is important. we're about the only place that the public gets to hear answers to these kinds of questions. it really doesn't take place at this level at any other city departments. that before us, goes beyond our jurisdiction, more apprentices being trained. they're all issues we need to be aware of and impact what it is we're doing. so thank you. >> ms. chu: thank you, ms. hartley, the consulting catastrophe -- study that you referenced, that san francisco is the second most expensive place to build, could you forward that to us? >> i would be happy to. >> mr. hughes: the public expenditure dollars that are shown, that's outside of rad, correct? >> yes, that is outside of rad. >> ms. chu: mr. carlson? >> mr. carlson: one, on the summary report, it's quite watered down from last report. and did not include the fact that these are the 2015 affordable housing bonds. and as of what date? i would

javid who has just joined, someday like sajid javid who has justjoined, used to be a remainer macro, maybe mrs this is the one! thank you. sam hallam was just 17 years old when he was convicted of murder in 2005. he served more than seven years in prison before appealjudges ruled that fresh evidence made his conviction unsafe. he was released from prison and since then has been fighting for compensation. his case — along with that of another man, victor nealon — has been rejected by both the high court and the court of appeal and today it is being heard at the uk‘s highest court, the supreme court. a little earlier i spoke to sam‘s mother, wendy cohen and also to jodie blackstock, who‘s legal director of the pressure group justice, which released a report recently on supporting victims of miscarriages ofjustice. the group campaigns for those victims, too. jodie told me that the men have so far fallen foul of a decision in 2014 to narrow eligibility for compensation. a person who has been wrongfully convicted can now only get a pay—out if it is proved "beyond reasonable doubt" they had not comm

mr. axelrod: was the cabinet itself? to answer your macro question, 75% of what has happened that has been perceived or reported as negative would not have happened. and the president has not -- a small fraction of the people that were on our list recommended to him and vetted were not even considered. it was an enormous mistake. and again, i am not saying anything that i have not already said to him as recent as a couple weeks ago. this was an enormous mistake, and it has -- i don't believe that they have yet caught up, and i think under the circumstances of the way it is to run a government of this size and power and complexity, it will be very, very hard to ever catch up in terms of giving those 73 days away, because those 73 days were populated by things that were being done by a team of 125 people for five months before the 73 days started. big mistake. mr. axelrod: you seem very relaxed and enjoying your life. mr. christie: i am. i am here, for god's sake. i'm relaxed. who can beat that? mr. axelrod: that's right. if the president call

only thealuate not macro factors with respect to the economy, but central-bank policy is crucial. jonathan: dollar-denominated or local, mike? mrbuchanan: depends on where you are. i think the case for local currency from our standpoint now is the most compelling because we think the real yields when compared to real yields in developed markets really stands out and that's where most of our incremental money is going into emerging markets. the benches dollar-based with a local is where the opportunity is for greater returns. jonathan: george rusnak alongside mike buchanan lisa hornby, they will be sticking with us as well. we want to get to a market check on where bonds have been. yields up on the front end by four basis points. i have to say, the 10 year over the last several weeks, despite the dramatic headlines around it has been really remarkably stable over the last several fridays in around 295. two basis points to close out the week to 2.97% over the 10 year treasury yield. ahead featuring a possible governing coalition in italy that some of called the worst-case scenario for investors and what does it mean? that's next.

independent journalists nuclear very thing this macro is trying to control the media coverage of his that actions. funny you know way you know that mr micawber decides who is a good journalist and it was a bad one but the problem is that we are getting deeper and to this system of organizing to news the press is not welcome in the immediate environment of the jupiter mccloy he doesn't want to present him or the four presidents were accompanied by several cameramen something journalists are going to use them sometimes this channel sometimes this other channel and people were welcome at press conferences this is finished now he has his own cameras and it is edited the pictures are edited before they are given to the real press so that the press doesn't like it they don't like being manipulated by mr michael. we're back in just over half an hour with the latest headlines but for news in the meantime it's watty dot com. the world must be much stronger in making the decision at twenty eight can we arrive that they will agree on stuff from over on these or china or the u.s. and the over the unfortunately easy answer to that so far is not

an appendage of this league reveal he thinks that macro is trying to control media coverage of his actions. this is a bit funny in a way you know that mr michael decides who is a good journalist and it was the bad one but the problem is that we are getting deeper into this system of organizing to news the press is not welcome in the immediate environment of jupiter mark or he doesn't want the press any more the four presidents were accompanied by several camera months of journalists going to them sometimes so this channel sometimes this other channel and people were welcome at press conferences this is finished now he has his own cameras and it is edited the pictures are edited before they are given to the real press so that the press doesn't like it they don't like being manipulated by mr michael. donald trump has appointed a new commander of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan in two thousand and one shortly after the nine eleven attacks washington said it was intervening to get rid of terrorists and it's never left the turn in general austin miller because the eighteenth commander in the seventeen year campaign but the constant turn

prepared a copy of flowers for macro wife regine from the very start to the very end at half past eleven one of the russian journalists decided to turn away from politics and asked mr macron whether he was willing to come to russia in a month again to support the french national team during the football world cup mostly that in the end i had to travel to support our full duty of friends makes it to the quarter final i'll definitely be here to support it i'm optimistic by nature and i meet again with president putin you know that it's only have a drink go r t. faces renewed political deadlock after the prime minister designate said he's failed to form a government that's because the populist coalitions choice for economy minister has been rejected by the country's president. of these oil sort of the ministry of political figure from the coalition parties who is not seen as the supporter of a line who could provoke italy's exit from of the euro. let's take a closer look now at the man in question of power loss of allah he's got decades of experience in fire to see what serves as a nice industry minister as well he's also know for vocal criticism of the e.u. he did te

prepared a copy of flowers for macros wife bridget from the very start to the very end at half past eleven one of the russian journalists decided to turn away from politics and asked mr macron whether he was willing to come to russia in a month again to support the french national team during the football world cup mostly that in the end i had to travel to support. your friends makes it to the quarter final i'll definitely be here to support it it's that i'm optimistic by nature and i'll meet again with president putin you know that it's only a drink go or a tea. and other news italy faces renewed political deadlock after the prime minister designate said he's failed to form a government that's because the populist coalition of choice for economy minister has been rejected by the country's president. of these oil ministry of political figure from the coalition parties who is not seen as the supporter of a long line who could provoke italy's exit from the euro and this is the man in question. he's got decades of experience in finance and once served as industry minister as well he's also known for his vocal criticism of the e.u. as the lead to drop the euro which is b

bucket of flowers for macro his wife bridget from the very start to the very end at half past eleven one of the russian journalists decided to turn away from politics and asked mr macron whether he was willing to come to russia and the month again to support the french national team during the football world cup and here's what the french leader replied in the end i hope to travel here to support our football team from makes it to the quarter final i'll definitely be here to support it i'm optimistic by nature and then we'll meet again with president putin ily have a drink go r t. from some of the world's top business leaders to the heads of international economic organizations we discuss the hot topics all the economic agenda with the expert. the obvious enough don we can see the foundations of russia in germany's economic relations is solid even in the sanctions and low oil and gas prices they've remained firm in two thousand and seventeen we had record high german private investment in russia which totaled one point six billion euros and i'm not only talking about the huge car manufacturers they invest a lot here but also many medium sized businesses and fam

not to quit the iran nuclear deal mr johnson's visit comes shortly after the leaders of france and germany made similar efforts in washington last month with emmanuel macro and angela merkel say the current deal is the best way to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons the russian opposition leader alexina valmy has been released after he was arrested at an anti-government rally in moscow he due to go on trial on friday more than a thousand people were detained across the country after demonstrations against president vladimir putin. at least twenty four miners have been killed after a gas explosion trick of the collapse of two separate coal mines in southwestern pakistan emergency crews are trying to free around a dozen others who are trapped they say the blast was caused by a buildup of methane gas in hawaii people have been forced to leave their homes by a volcanic eruption lover steen toxic gas and powerful earthquakes are threatening residential areas. the u.s. is beefing up its naval presence in the north atlantic to deal with what it calls a rising threat from russia reviving its second fleet which was disbanded seven years ago to save money. a

trump not to walk away from the deal mr johnson's visit comes shortly after the leaders of france and germany made similar attempts last month but the manual macro and angela merkel say the current deal is the best way to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons let's go live now to correspondent who's in tehran time we've heard from the president hassan rouhani zain very strong was threatening only strengthening the u.s. that there will be historic regret if they will go away from this. well absolutely martin with just days to go the leadership here in iran is preparing its country for what it thinks is the worst case scenario another person language can be quite poetic and broad and strong but really the solutions are proposing for their own people are very practical and our president hassan rouhani is in the northeastern part of the country he's he's touring communities to people directly and inaugurating several industrial projects. to be defending his government's desire to get into the deal in the first place he's said that iran has fulfilled its end of the bargain that it approached the deal as an honest broker and that it is the trumpet

mr. market tends to be very impatient. investors could make money by being more patient and thinking more long-term. but yes, you do have to connect. do these macro events impact the company's abilities are money? usually, thankfully, they don't. of harrisvid herro associates and the oakmark fund specifically. let's get "first word" news. >> president trump is going after his own attorney general again. in a series of tweets, he said someoned he had picked other than jeff sessions. the president has frequently expressed unhappiness that sessions recused himself from the russian investigation. china and the u.s. are going in a different directions on campus. the day after president comes that he would move forward on tariffs on chinese products, china said it would reduce duties on a wide range of consumer goods. those could help the countries reach consensus this weekend. france's president emmanuel macron says he hopes the u.s. and europe can work out there fight on terror. forum inat the oecd paris. president macron: i'm always very hopeful. some things depend on me, some others don't. i do my best on what i can do. defend -- always [indiscerni

president emmanuel macro is on his first official trip to australia macron join the prime minister malcolm turnbull in commemorating those who lost their lives in the two world wars mr mccance trip will have a strong focus on defense as he's travelling with a delegation of military and naval contractors' he'll also discuss the iran nuclear deal trade and china's growing influence in the south pacific during his three day trip. i know how indebted my country's to you and so it is was in motion or that they come to you on behalf of france to see messi thank you. and see my job is not to speculate as well because we're pretty much of the same. first d.c. it was absolutely was a very important negotiation. and isn't based with the money towards the current nuclear activity of the iranian government the iranian regime and i think this important was negotiated by our countries both i mean us was involved and obviously france that's why first as we negotiated we signed it it's good to respect it and that for me the good beginning of the international monetary fund says saudi arabia needs oil prices to go up to around eighty five dollars a barrel this year in order to balan