fed chairman jerome powell has snad growing optimism in the u.s. economy.e tried to reinsurer investors the ecb will not aggressively tighten monetary policy. officials raised interest rates by .25 points for the second time this year. at the same time, powell announced that starting i january, he would take questions from the media after every meeting. >> as chairman, i hope to foster a public conversation about what the fed is doing to support a strong and resilient economy. when practical step in doing so to have a press conference like this after every one of our schedule meetings. thate going to do beginning in january. it will give us more opportunities to explain our actions and to answer your questions. juliette: china's centralk has held off from raising borrowing costs following the fed hike. economic dedicating worse than expected. the world's second-largest economy showed signs of losing steam in may with an unexpected slowdown in factory output and lackluster retail sales and investment. ecb policyhere is an decision as well and will -- we will

>> i'm not sure jerome powell is a big fan of the dot plot. he will not reinvent the wheel in one meeting or one day. that being said, i do believe we'll hear if not at the press eight press conferences afters, every single fomc meeting. this will give them a lot more flexibility to be able to raise in r aughe 2nd and not have to wait for the september meeting. that is really the thing that markets are keying into. that mystery will have to be solved wn jay powell is asked that question, which i'm sure he will be asked the question right away. then the market will start worrying, will this happen in august and september? do they actually manage to have all four rate hikes before fall hits? adam: gary, that's a good point to bring up. i'm curious on main street what does that mean for my investments? this lack offied dance and the potential for jerome powell to start speaking after every meeting is that a good or bad thing? >> first off, the less they talk for me the better. too much talk adds to confusion. as for the stocks, the worst acting s

because jerome smith and what jerome felt, trk imploded. >> yeah.nd he thought thatthers of us in the room in the mr. jerome smith's attack would be defensive of him, would come to his defense and we didn't. and he thought that that was a breach of iendship. d he threw usut -- he didn't throw us out. we left his home. after that, he called. and he had reflected on the experience. and what dr. king had instructed us to do for me was touched the most sensitive moment in our capacity to win him over. he called and said, i think i may have bee wng on what jerome smith said because it was on the issue of vietnam. jer rope said that we're asking him to go off and die for this country when his exact words were, i have nothing against reet na espeople. i think it's a war that's unrighteous, it's unworthy. bobby called, went back to him and he said, let's talk. in that conversation that we had, i told him look, you have come from a place where you're so uninformed tha unless those of us who have the challenge by dr. king winning to a moral center, find your

jerome's like, aaaa! all right. i had no idea what was going on.ll kind of feel that. like if i'm having a good day and suddenly i'm sad i call jerome up. like you good? he's like no, i had a bad day today. i'm like, cheer up, i'm at cheesecake factory trying to eat. [ laughter ] come on, man. >> jimmy: did you guys perform together when you were kids? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what did you do? >> we had a rap group. >> jimmy: what was it called? >> seventh grade. i don't remember the name. we didn't get that far. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's usually as far as it gets. >> yeah, we got the rhymes down and the group, but we didn't get the band name down. this group called the clips, they're from virginia. i'm from maryland. i was like we've got family from richmond, virginia, they're rapping, we can rap. a few songs were just about selling drugs, like cocaine. we never sold cocaine ever -- >> jimmy: how old were you? >> we were -- seventh grade. like 13. >> jimmy: something like that. >> and then we broke up. >> jimmy: what happened? what broke the group u

this afternoon, jerome powell announced another interest rate hike, bringing the federal rate to 1.75%. to 2%. the new york times notes that the rate increase was the second this year and the seventh since the end of the recession. the last time the rate topped 2% was late summer of 2008. next, we show you the news conference where chairman powell made the announcement. it runs about 50 minutes. >> good afternoon. thanks for being here. i know that a number of you will want to talk about the details of our announcement today, and i'm happy to do that in a few minutes. be

rick >> good morning, jon good morning, jerome schneider. >> good morning. >> jerome, so many things wheelhouse one is a topic near and dear to my heart that doesn't get much air time interest on reserves ior. it's now picy tool that's melted away into the shadows until now. we should have a chart up there, but why is interest on reserves something important and why is it now being recalibrated? >> simply being recalibrated that we're past the financial crisis. >> a good ways past it. >> a good ways past but more importantly what we're doing is making small, minutiscule steps it was meant to be a floor, not a ceiling rate it's been the past few years j. powell is looking to normalize that and bring it down what does that mean for investors? >> let's make this even more plain spoken interest on reserves is a nice treat for those th can get t now they're taking away a little of the sugar out of the recipe why are they making it less tasty is what i really want to dmoe. >> simply less reserves around. >> so it worked too well funds they want put to other areas because it's making manage

the west door is one of the few statues of man where the fist together with st jerome the king stands westward towards the mouth of the tigris as though awaiting the arrival of his ships returning with holes full of treasure. that. sent vincent patron saint of lisbon holding in his hands a caravan a symbol of the ships that made king manuel so fortunate. that when manuel died in fifteen twenty one he left behind a large empire an empire which gradually crumbled during the thirty six year reign of his son and successor john the third an empire which was perhaps too big for a small king and a small country. oh . yes the portuguese writer found nando pes while wrote when the portuguese empire declined trophies counted more than victories quotations more than original statements and glorious memories more than the uncertain future. anything but mainstream. krautrock. fifty years ago a young west german musicians were looking for new ways to express themselves. it was psychedelic surreal and experimental the rest is music has. public school. w. taken intercity. model like fatboy slim. the

twenty two jerome was still a long way from being a regular start of a germany team is there already but he needs to occasionally be a bit more composed in front of goal then he'll score even if you think. i like this and got a little chin past history like i grew up and still got what it was a fifteen minute journey to the training ground. it was always my biggest dream as a player professionally. and then as a swabian obviously it was an honor to run out. here now he's running out for light at high speeds. i must see it's own terms of bundesliga appearances and playing for the national team it's incredible luck to him it was achieved already for resign age. likely have a phase where everything isn't going so well for him and i think using a young guy with a really good character fifty more days off mine i think think think think i'm going to. do is now set for his first world cup. got teams gathering from all over the world although with one aim just the same as us and i've got my own part to play with the need to get a few tips especially from the license. from my money well no i

the west door is one of the few statues of man where the fist together with st jerome the king stands westward towards the mouth of the tigris as though a way in saint of lisbon holding in his hands a caravan a symbol of the ships that made king manuel so fortunate. when man well done it in fifteen twenty one he left behind a launch empire an empire which gradually crumbled during the thirty six year reign of his son and successor john the third an empire which was perhaps too big for a small king and a small country. in the portuguese writer sandow pes was wrote when the portuguese empire declined trophies counted more than victories quotations more than original statements and glorious memories more than the uncertain future. entered the conflict zone confronting the powerful. as f.b.i. director james comey was always pretty well known so when donald trump five him last year to speak his fourth trip to measure again this week he's my guest here and by the way he's promoting a book even as he faces new charge uses insubordination so what's the truth conflicts of. dealing. hard sawyer

has also been in care and now ru ns jerome has also been in care and now runs a charity supporting othershe court the language around the care system needs to change. the language used is quite a dehumanising. you are placed somewhere and you are meant to move on, rather than a somewhere and you are meant to move on, ratherthan a home, and then somewhere and you are meant to move on, rather than a home, and then you are caught a case, and young people complain about that all the time. it is simple things. you should not be called a case if you are a human being. that again shows you that these young people are on a conveyor belt. the department for education said it is investing close to £4 million to help create a stable environment in foster care, but today's report warns change isn't happening quickly enough. julie has been a foster carerfor ii happening quickly enough. julie has been a foster carer for 11 years, and says it is a problem particularly for older children. anyone who wants to foster, generally wants to foster someone who is going to behave or be less problematic, and that

let's get straight to steve liesman who is at the news conference with jerome powell earlier. steve? >> reporter: yes more to come the fed ranging by a quarter point. and it signaled further rate hikes ahead and what fed chairman jerome powell described as a robust u.s. economy >> i would te economy's in great shape if you looat household surveys, confidence is high. look at businesses, confidence is high. if you ask -- if you survey workers about the job market, they'll say that it's a really good envirment to find jobs. if you survey businesses they'll say that workers scarce so i think overall we have a really sod economy on our hands here. so what we're doing is we are trying to conduct monetary policy in y that will sustain that expansion, keep the labor market strong d keep inflation above -- right at -- sorry, not above, right at 2%. >> most on the fed believe the economy is now strong enough to withstand an additional two rate hikes this year. the previous consensus was just for one. the fed is now seen going above its long run rate in 2019. the long run rate is 2.9 bu

the case of willie jerome manning is one of them manning was sentenced to death in one thousand nine hundred two for the murder of two college students in starkville mississippi. hair found in the victim's car was analyzed by the f.b.i. crime lab their evidence had a significant impact on the case because that was the only physical evidence that put willie manning in that car mr manning's execution was set for may seventh we received these letters from the f.b.i. calling into question forensic testing about hair and ballistics we received the first letter about hair on may second the second letter on hair on may fourth we received the last letter less than twelve hours away from the scheduled execution and asked the court to reopen the case and it was at that point that the court finally stayed the execution. were headed to starkville mississippi to meet marshawn manning is willie's younger brother the prison would not allow me to interview willie in person so i schedule a phone call with willie at marshlands house. shawn. as i go on. and you were with him those few hours right befor

he tried to pivot away from jerome smith to the respectable knee grows-negroes.lorraine, it hansberry doucette, mr. attorney general, they're fair number of prominent people in this room but the only man you should be listening to is over there, pointing right back to jerome smith. therefore, even though he was angry, bobby kennedy said that we have got to find a way to work together. he said, look, i know you are in despair. but i'm an irish person and two generations inwe have a president he united states of america -- speaking about his brother jack kennedy. to which baldwin responded, is the problem. we have been here for five and six generations and there's nothing to show forr it in terms of political advance. then it went downhill forr thei. for three hours, iv kennedy was virtually nailed to his chair, seeping silently gives the vicious s and little expressions from honest emotions. the reason i want to begin with this meeting is it is rid of why people have to listen to the agony, rage and pain of black people. don't say, don't speak back, don't type of,

does that change the debate for jerome powell? >> it does. be relatively high compared to where it has been over the past decade. that gives the federal reserve comfort that it is on the right half to combat inflation. the reason real wages rnc are is because oation. it is not because nominal wages are zero themselves. rightd thinks this is the path we want to continue to go on,he pace they have been 3-4 hikes see year. you dennis gartman, seen this time and time again. does that hearken back to when rubinstein was driving inflation , where it iserica that kind of inflation? >> we have commodity prices up 9% year to date. it is only the middle of june and we are up 9% in a broad basket of commodities. anybody who tells me wage rates are holding back isn't looking at help-wanted signs, looking at truckers earning $150,000. plumbers are making more money. wages, even in southern virginia which has had a weak economy, we have seen wages growing up. -- going up. >> i agree. this fed and recent fats do not want to surprise the markets. they have t

jerome powell praising the u.s. economy after interest rates were raised for the second time this year. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ great,he u.s. economy is something you don't hear often from a fed chair, but it is what jay powell said yesterday after the fed hike rates. to fosterrman i hope a public conversation about what the fed is doing to foster a strong and resilient economy. one way to do so is having a press conference like this after our fomc meetings. we will do that in january. that will give us opportunities to explain actions and answer your questions. aix: joining us now is themberg view economist and vice president of global asset allocations for a bank. ofl us the significance someone who comes in and says press conference at every meeting, no for guidance. what kind of fed or we looking at? >> a rational fed that is truly data dependent. the day his name came up as finalist for fed chair i wrote he will implement for press conferences a year. the reporters ask him about it. he alluded

unlikely to be the last with the fed signaling they'll be two more races before december fed chairman jerome powell said this rise reflects the economy's resilience the strength of the jobs market and inflation finally nearing the fed's target levels but it also means consumers and businesses will pay more to borrow money the european central bank's policy committee is also meeting today and analysts are not expecting the e.c.b. to take a cue from the fed and also raise rates we'll have more on that in later shows. folks are now has agreed to pay a one billion euro fine as a direct consequence of the diesel gate's the comic or accepted an order by german prosecutors which saves the company a battle in the courts the emissions trading scandal has already caused v.w. a total of more than twenty five billion euros many in fines to u.s. authorities. v.w. is reeling after being slapped with another billion euros in penalties on top of that the company must pay in the u.s. as a result of the emissions cheating scandal around eleven million vehicles worldwide were involved. it would not appeal toda

number two, i just got done saying jerome corsi who just wrote the book on the deep state, hannity.m out. >> laura: i heard that. that's their dream. >> my dream, hannity held hostage, day 152 on the laura ingraham show. >>

comeback from nine months out following a broken foot in last week's friendly defeat to australia jerome boateng five problem is also improving the world champions are back home in germany after their italian training camp. we've laid the queues in the venue for the saudi arabia game before both sides fight off to russia. the saudis are gearing up for their fifth world cup they've been picked as germany's final warm up opponents because their style can be compared to mexico and south korea who face the germans later this month in the world cup group stage. but not hopeless it's an excellent opportunity for rose to take on more of the best footballing nations in the world. and one of the favorites to win the world cup. and when the. both teams hope the weather in later couzin behaves for kickoff. every summer a lake in the north of iceland becomes a scene of an amazing how many would say irritating natural phenomena huge swarms of midgets fill the air this year they have appeared earlier than usual have been greater numbers though there might frustrate visitors a good news for other wildl

oh, jerome arm course he just put out an article, hannity is the next target of the deep state, they want to kill him and take him out. here with us, let your heart not be troubled, laura ingraham. >> laura: so that means you would be on until one in the morning if you had your druthers? please. >> i do out three hours of radio just like you. number two, i just got done saying jerome corsi who just wrote the book on the deep state, hannity. they want to kill hannity and take him out. >> laura: i heard that. that's their dream. >> my dream, hannity held hostage, day 152 on the laura ingraham show. >> >> laura: i promise you, i will send the commandos. >> what if they just bring a cake with a file like an average person. >> laura: only a fruitcake. i am laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle." we have a pack show tonight, with news in every interview. we have the first comments after the president announced his full pardon. and tonight's angle, i will examine with that part and says about the left's purely political prosecution. plus, the media leaks a disgraced fbi official claim

premier league they've really got to be careful with that especially since germany's star player jerome batang in the back line as a center back he got a red card so he will be missing the game against south korea and they have to make sure that they've got the all sense of south korea under control all right so it's going to be quite an exciting world cup going forward emanate auschwitz from did awful use for its many thanks indeed for bringing us up to date. and you're watching d.w. news coming to you from berlin we'll be back again at the top of the hour in the meantime don't forget you can get all the latest news and information on our website at that dot com american evan steen from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. and they will succeed in defining the subtle not succeed in taking the people off the streets.

that campaign in trouble their new goal came in the thirty fifth minute chat eto'o left homeless and jerome boa tang in his tracks and fed not sound of you hammad the ball into the net. this was a blazing counterattack from the mexicans that sound made a nifty move on message chip in the box and fired the ball past a helpless noya exultation for mexico and dejection for germany well there's one more about this game i'm joined in the studio night now by chris harrington from the w. sports as well as our world cup correspondent jonathan harding jonathan firstly to you a disaster for germany what did you make of that performance. well i make exactly that it was a disaster i can't remember the last time that germany played misfired late in any competition the defense so far away from my office issued in mexico really could have won this game four or five nil that's how good their attack was they play smart they played quick football on the break and if they had been more composed in front of goal germany would have been really fast even more embarrassed this is a huge problem for germany there

i'm mexican stunner in the thirty fifth minute she tried to tell that much homos in jerome boateng in his tracks and fed having lozano with the bones of the. mistress of blazing counterattack from the mexicans maisano made a nifty move on measure it is of in the box and fired the ball past a helpless manuel neuer exultation for mexico dejection for germany. germany got their best chances in the waning minutes first mario gomez heading over the bar from close range until minutes later you'll see him brought to moscow to ice but he couldn't get past. the ball then found its way back to bronze but his straight chin long range shot clipped the post mexico now top group as well germany need to go back to the drawing board. back to the drawing board for germany you are watching do. we have more for you coming up the next hour sumi will be with you then. you can get all the latest news information around the clock on our web site that's of d w don't. thanks for watching. the. information. the pennines the stress d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch.

but then a setback as jerome book saying was sent off after a second yellow card time was running out of on we were a man down for the last ten fifteen minutes but even then we did not stop playing football he switched a couple of positions and then tony strike on this what can you say honest tony cross free kick in the ninety fifth minute saves both the day and the world cup for germany by. a brilliant routine teed up by marco royce turned tony cross from zero to hero was of the zero to hero indeed because at the end of the day he did make that mistake which of course he acknowledged and then of course everybody no one to be talking about the state could be talking at that goal and that's one of those world cup moments of people remember they don't call it that was one of the crackers from the world cup and of course it's a huge choice really for us the move of course because you know the german team had long with the force to germany manager and south were under a lot of pressure to perform and they waited practically until the end to confirm what they really needed which is of cour

almost score a brace but the he'll play didn't quite get in on the defensive side very aggressive play jerome bowen take. sees ray by taking down marcus borg picking up the second red card of this world cup but talk about a shortage ask for mates tony trolls he asked what his chest because this is what the thai players do they they step up to the pressure and perform and that's exactly what we saw from tony crow's you know leno best he said germany has no stars well i'm sure messi was watching this and he saw star shine bright so what does this mean for the table what is your money have to do now to qualify for the out of sixteen well as it is right now as it stands right now group f. mexico six points you know but germany and sweden as you can see are identical zero goal difference three points it always comes down to the last match you're going to basically have to out perform sweden and what they do in their match you know germany they face south korea so they're going to have to be firing a lot of goals in the back of the net and hope sweden doesn't do the same now are all still on a high

we're not the -- jerome coursy just put out an article. hannity is the next target of the deep state. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, you will have to take over 9:00 and 10:00 d deep state -- he exposed the deep state. >> that means four hours i'm not good at math, that means you would be on until 1:00 in the morning. >> sean: no. i was in radio just like you. number two, i just got done saying jerome coursy just said hannity, they want to kill hannity and take him out. >> laura: i heard. you think i'm deaf? of course, this is their dream. >> sean: my dream, hannity held hostage on the laura ingraham show. >> laura: i want to host that. so i can do the bug at the bottom of the screen. and i won't leave you abandoned like they did in benghazi. >> sean: just bring me a cake with a file. >> laura: only a fruitcake. good evening from washington i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle." we have an interview with dinesh de souza. and i'll examine about what that pardon says. plus the media leaks a disgraced fbi official's

but then a setback as jerome book saying was sent off after his second yellow card time was running out and on we were a man down for the last ten fifteen minutes but even then we did not stop playing football as we switched a couple of positions and then tony strike on this what can you say and it's a tony cross free kick in the ninety fifth minute save both the day i am the world cup for germany i am. a brilliant routine teed up by mark or royce turn tony cross from zero to hero i am about as you just heard there in the poor reports at the ball was teed up by marco royce i want to pick your football brains and first second and for football non football fans what exactly does that mean basically what we saw there was we still have the ball is essentially sort of kicked forward about a metre and then it was sort of like setting a little time to take the shots we'll say that's essential watching a ball up is and it's it's a very risky move now and then bear in mind that tony cross had made a bit of an error to say the least which he actually mentioned there even in that report i'm doing

in fact, here is what the chair, jerome powell, is said at a press conference.ence . concerns powell, is said at a press conference. concerns about changes in trade policy are rising, i think it is that he said. you're beginning to hear reports of companies holding off on making investments and hiring people. right now, we don't see that in the numbers at all. the economy is very strong. the market is strong. growth is strong. we really don't see it in the numbers. something else that is not in the numbers: the potential disruption that a faster rate of interest rate increases could have on emergent economies around the world. already, india has warned the fed that by decreasing the number of dollars in circulation around the world, is coming economies like india's. but with a booming economy, a favourable fiscal environment, and the prospect of finally ending an era of accommodative monitor policy on the horizon, it is unlikely that the fed, so be present, will be considered with what the world thinks. so that was kim gittleson that now. let's stay with central

sweden back and created chances to chance but failed to capitalise so many suffered a setback when jerome boateng was sent off being shown a second yellow card in the very last minutes of the match toni kroos save the day and the world cup for germany. well for more on the reactions to the mash let's bring in jonathan harding insults he aniline the whole talkie in the fan zone right here in berlin really must start with you what's the atmosphere there the fans must be just so relieved that they're still in the competition. i mean economy i'm. going to. you. know. i'm just going to. keep. in mind you might be. you. know. right holy moley having a little bit of trouble hearing your story in a cut over to jonathan in sochi doesn't germany were under a lot of pressure to beat sweden and they've managed to pull it off but how do they deal with those expectations before the game. well before the game there was a lot of positivity in the contest certainly seem to be the sense that germany could deliver on the pitch i mean preparation for this was perhaps not the best in terms of the way they pla

doubt that will happen for at least another twenty years that's why it's so funny to see someone like jerome ward tangoing his own fame but i don't see a future that. definitely no trophy for a boy i tend to wrap scales but who knows maybe who get the world cup instead before the world cup. but i just read. the rest before the world. they seem to be having fun and i wish them all the best for the world cup them american the singer songwriter and a mika is successful even without a football song and she's back with a new album ok well who went straight to number twenty on the german album charts and the single agenda battle path on say even made it to number three let me get the for a send for the song came from a vacation in france a young man tried talking to her but her french was well limited for the flirtation to go anywhere but at least she came back with this wonderful song. to sing the. cafe the stuff diana had. planned to. meet. me. let's see who could be next there and his thoughts on the german charts. stores were so much in good design of the first of these critical lyrics from lu

doubt that will happen for at least another twenty years that's why it's so funny to see someone like jerome or tang doing his own fame but i don't see a future that. definitely no trophy for a boy i tend to wrap skills but who knows maybe he'll get the world cup instead before the world cup. to turn. over the rest of the world. they seem to be having fun and i wish them all of best for the world cup german american the singer songwriter enemy cut is successful even without a football song and she's back with a new album ok well who went straight to number twenty on the german album charts and the single is in the battle on say even made it to number three let me go for a send for the song came from a vacation in france a young man tried talking to her but her french was well limited for the flirtation to go anywhere but at least she came back with this wonderful song. i love my family. so you can ask. that. dinah had. actually used. to. go on the field. trip. as. don't shun me love. me. you know. let's see who could be next to earn a spot on the german charts. for me for her so much in the

we're not the -- jerome coursy just put out an article.annity is the next target of the deep state. let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham, you will have to take over 9:00 and 10:00 d deep state -- he exposed the deep state. >> that means four hours i'm not good at math, that means you would be on until 1:00 in the morning. >> sean: no. i was in radio just like you. number two, i just got done saying jerome coursy just said hannity, they want to kill hannity and take him out. >> laura: i heard. you think i'm deaf? of course, this is their dream. >> sean: my dream, hannity held hostage on the laura ingraham show. >> laura: i want to host that. so i can do the bug at the bottom of t

jerome powell press conference live at 2:30 p.m.ve complete post game analysis on the "countdown" as soon as that ends. that's tomorrow, it all begins at 2:00, press conference at 2:30. rate hike tomorrow looks like a certainty. there's nothing certain life, right? fed futures showing 90% chance of that happening, dennis gartman, the editor and publisher of one of the most de read publications on the street, the gartman letter. we expect the fed to make a move tomorrow. 96% by all accounts. >> probably 105%. >> very good. what about september? what about december? >> if you look around the economy, it's doing well. in southern virginia, help wanted signs everywhere, truckers are making 100,000 to $120,000 a year. shortages of labor. i don't think there's question that inflationary pressures are mounting. the fed is going to move in september and i don't think there's any question they shall move in december also. >> surely that speaks to healthy economy. we need to get back, after so many years of cheap money slushing around, gettin

. >> the crowd cheers for more / jerome is going to rap >> i beat up the track / >like w we did brazile are bound to win another cup. ♪ >> these days' songs tend to be quite slick, which makes some nostalgic for an older time when all the players were allowed to get stuck in, regardless of their singing skills. ♪ sarah: nothing like bad music. helena humphrey is here. she is taking a look at the eu taking a step closer to a trade war. helenda: the eu is heading back at those u.s. tariffs. in member states have voted to say that they back a plan to slap duties on 2.8 billion euros worth h of american products. the momove is in n response to . tariffimimposed on eu u steeand aluminum. the measures need to be adopted by the european commission when it meets in a weeks time, and they are expected to go into effect by late june or early july. we can bring in our financial correspondent standing by for us at the new york stock exchange. how has the news gone down in the u.s.? >> well, it is going to hurt certain industries, but overall, we are talking about an economy the size of about $18 t

on the sheriff's suspect list was willie jerome manning he was known to have broken into cars on the m s u campus the huggy was found about five miles from manning's home manning was already in custody for unrelated crimes. as the investigation continued manning cellmate told police that manning confessed to him about the burglary and the murders. took five and a half months but tonight there is an arrest in the murders of two mississippi. twenty four year old really jerome morning also known as fly is charged with two counts capital murder in the december sayings of pamela tiffany miller from madison and john stack of natchez manning's ex-girlfriend provided another set of clues she had a leather jacket given to her by willie manning similar to the one stolen from the car she also said she had seen manning shooting a tree with a pistol in his back yard. bullet fragments found near the tree provided forensic evidence that could be compared to the bullets found in the bodies. with this accumulation of evidence the authorities are confident they have the culprit in custody and charged

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the other risk would be inflation and jerome powell again is saying inflation is not really a concernhey have increased from the beginning of the year which has caused this to take down our equity allocation a little bit. >> jeff, one way of looking at this is to say hey, the people who got negative too soon have lost out on the markets continuing to perform really strongly, but then another way to look at it is, boy, a lot of these trade concerns maybe aren't priced in and that could be a concern which way do you lean on this, jeff >> well, i think you to break it down between the economic impact that phil talked about and the stock market impact. clearly stocks are not yet pricing in the escalation into a trade war. from an economic perspective right now we're looking at the dollar amount collected of tariffs as a percent of imports, 1.4%, the lowest in 200 years. if everything trump has talked about or threatened put in place, that would jump to 5%, still well below the 20% during the smoot/hawley era that viewers of "ferris bulers day off" would be familiar with, but it could be e

just as long as manuel neuer finally gets over his injury problems the same goes for jerome both saying is an immovable object and they'll be joined in the back line by one of your favorites joshua kimmie. and it's not just defenders either thomas miller is already a legend. the folks in the box has already scored ten goals at two tournament. for those of you keeping score miroslav klose record is sixteen and miller is one twenty eight. he'll be very keen to plug a few more even if his goalscoring form has taken a bit of a dive in the last couple of years and continuing their favorite hobby of buying everyone else's best players by and have signed up laon gorecki for the coming season and because it fits my narrative i'm premise charlie counting him as a buy and. of course if we're going to talk about brian's current germany stars we also have to remember their players who have hung up their boots since twenty fourth. like fancy inscribed a go it became the abiding image of his career past the warrior bleeding for the cause as germany beat argentina in the final. he won't be around for

jerome w was rustybut t we can give him that one given it was his first start after injury.will get better before the first world cup. ththe high point was marco reus. he was the besest on the pitch. he had a very good assist, the opening goal, hit the post. generally looked very sharp. aa player like h him, his quali, hitting form at the right time, that could make all the difference when it comes down to the big gamemes. sarah: what do they y need to change do you think in order to ensure they defend their tititl reporter: i think c changes will come aututomatically, the mentality.y. germany is a tournamamt team. they always up their game. we will see a change in mindset, what t they think to the pitch against mexico in their first gameme. we will see a more focused a and composed germamany team that fininies a few m more chances ty can crereate. they definitely need to improve their finishing because if they finish like they did today against a bigger teamhen i can't create as many opportununities, that could be decisive. that i is the big thingng for m, tightening up and

jerome powell said the economy is in great shape. >>> following the interest rate hike, stocks lost ground. the dow tumbled 119 points, the s&p 500 fell 11 points. the nasdaq lost 8 points. >>> shares of 20th century fox stocks soared. the comcast bid is a direct challenge to the bid on a ruling that approves at&t's takeover of time warner. comcast says fox's international presence like sky tv is a reason for its key offer. the fox television network and fox cable channels are not part of the deal. they expect disney to make a counter offer. >>> apple is making changing to make it more difficult for fbi to crack the device. apple says trying to protect countries where police seize phones at will. apple says it will protect all customers from hackers trying to extract sensitive information. the move comes as things heat up over user communications. >>> and beginning this morning you can legally start placing pets on sporting events in new jersey. the bogota casino in atlantic city will be the first to start taking bets. so far others have not made plans, however, they're able to do so. new