in it for the ultra long haul! almost 18,000 kilometres and 19 hours in the air, would you fly non—stop from london to sydney? 0ur reporterjust did. plus — body positive fashion. how india is waking up to the $4—billion plus size market. and on the markets, asian shares on the rise after a new record close on the s&p 500. markets are moving on comments from the white house economic adviser that the us and china are getting close to a trade agreement. we start in sydney — where we could be seeing the dawn of a new era of ultra long—haul commercial flights. in the last few hours a boeing 787 belonging to australian airline qantas has landed after flying non—stop from london to sydney. it left heathrow around 6am yesterday — flying almost 18,000 kilometres over 19 hours and 19 minutes. it's part of a bigger project looking at ultra—long haul flying, made possible by the boeing 787 and rival airbus a350 long rangejets. 0ur correspondent lukejones was one of just a0 passengers and crew on board. they were all subject to

who rules on motions and how long it goes on really just depends on how long the senate was to spend on it. i will see that i am pretty sure how it is likely to end. if it were today, i don't say there's any question it would not lead to a removal. so the question is, just how long does the senate want to take. how long does the presidential candidates want to be here in the far the senate instead of in iowa and new hampshire. and all of these brother related issues that may be going on at the same time, it is very difficult to ascertain how long this takes. you be surprised if it didn't end the way to previous ones did when the president has brought being removed from office. [inaudible conversation] >> okay i'm happy to be joined by my colleagues in leadership, senators

long beach, california. a town that may have been cheated a little in the city pride department. >> a lot of people assume it's like l.a., but it's not. it's different. it has its own identity. >> you think it's different culturally or just -- >> i think so. i think long beach is sort of its own beast. >> sure. >> it's a little more working class. >> yes, and it's one of those 50 suburbs in search of a city that everybody calls l.a. but long beach is a brawny city unto itself. half a million people, 52 square miles, a busy airport, a big university, an ocean front, a long beach. and its share of wealth and poverty and of course crime. lots of scope for a person who is -- >> no shortage of work for -- yeah, if you cover crime. >> tracy manzer covered the police beat of the local paper, the "long beach press telegram." she was fair to the cops. they trusted her. so maybe that's why one november morning -- >> a contact in the police department came over to me in the midst of this sort of press conference and sa

long for speaking. i think that was helpful to understand and hear directly from her, especially what her concerns were about the unit that was offered, and i really am sympathetic, i think we are all to the challenges that she faces here. the owner also has a set of challenges with the building. it sounds like there was a misunderstanding with the offer of that unit. these were phone calls between my partner and her attorney. i wish i had been in hawaii with him, but i was not. the fact of the matter is ms. long confirmed they rejected that unit. adding more items to that offer, you know, i don't know what they wanted in terms of a firm offer. it was offered and rejected. it sounds like it was rejected because of inadequate storage space for food and utensils. food storage is an important thing. i wonder if maybe we could add a cabinet to the unit to help with that. you know, if that separates the parties from agreement, i have got to believe there is a way to find agreement there. the issue around tim

yes, you take so long to build up your brand and so long to build up up your brand and so long to buildand then it can be destroyed overnight, so this is why reputation management is such an important part of what businesses focus on now and i'm afraid people will cut off if they think that it is going to harm their brand. we have talked about this already but the city am has their take on the confederation of british industry conference in london. it is always a huge event and usually there is a pacific political leader speaking. today they have three. they were scattered throughout the day, getting their moment as it were to win votes. a tough audience for them and for all of them. most of the business world across the country. what an amazing situation to be in, in the middle of the election campaign, smack bang in the middle of that they get these three political leaders and of course an opportunity for each leader to give their spin and say how much they love business. interesting that the prime minister boris johnson love business. interesting that the prime minister borisjohnson

we have a long way to go.: is that because the weakness in the dollar this month might stabilize? of a: i think this talk phase one trade deal with the tailwindchina gave a to risk assets. the dollar. so long everyone expecting the dollar to remain strong. pickup -- hiccup. i do not think interest rate differentials will drive the dollar. is a quality environment as the global economy slows. i think people think the dollar will be well bid in an environment where we have brexit risk, recession risk, and so on. us.a: thank you for joining david lafferty, chief market strategist, natixis investment managers. up next steven major joins the european market open. this is bloomberg. ♪ the game doesn't end after that insane buzzer beater. because with nba league pass on xfinity you can watch the out of market games you want- all season long. and with the all-new xfinity sports zone, you get everything nba all in one place- even notifications about your favorite teams. watch the dropped dimes, monster blocks, and show

>>but also long-term maintenance. one of the projects on the horizon, a new $4 million dock here at the visitor center. projects like that and staff and volunteers, our what's necessary to maintain the memorial. so this landmark and the lives lost are always remembered. for veterans voices, i'm christine >>and all this month we're honoring those who have served by playing special pieces. called veterans voices. >>you can watch our veterans voices, special it's on november 10th at 09:30pm right here on kron 4. >>of the 4 zone forecast take a live look outside. the knights look different now it's 5 what 45 basically it and it's dark out. times have changed so to speak. i girl just lawrence karnow is here to tell us about what we look forward to in terms of the rain yeah we'd like to get that rain going on here but boy certainly that time change over the weekend or the change now. >>sunset now that finally 5 oh 8 guys i know getting dark very early now on he stood up to a lot of that a haze in the atmosphere, some of the

the perception on the street how long a vacancy is, two and a half or three years is a long term vacancy in our neighborhood commercial corridors and really by making this more flexible what we are telling the sub set of bad actors is that, you know, here is another way to get another year. here is another way to get another two years. it is a system for so long already that i am hesitant to give them any more. >> i know you are far along in the process, but, you know, it seems to me that it could be, you know, you could do a simpler longer term with less sort of got to get the construction thing in this sequence and that order and understand how the pieces go together. i am wondering if there isn't a path to describe this in a much simpler method to give them more time and ensure the bad actors would perhaps benefit but by making it more coherent, you would turn what is -- obviously we are struggling to wrap our head around be how all of these different pieces go together. i can't imagine when somebody without the benefit of being able to ask you in person about what should i do here or

, steep driveway all morning long.ey confirmed they received four patients overnight. one died shortly after arrival. one is in critical condition. one is in serious condition. and one was treated and has been released. of course this is a developing situation and we'll continue to bring updates on our social media accounts. jacksonville, kpix 5. >> 6:57. crews are making progress in the kincade fire. it is 65% contained and cal fire is projecting full containment bay thursday of next week. the fire has scorched more than 77,000 acres. >>> here is the latest numbers from pg&e. more than 21,000 kuss muser are without gas this morning. pg&e says that repairs were put off until today for 800 customers in windy areas. a southern california, crews are battling yet another big wildfire, the maria fire began yesterday in ventura county. it started and quickly grew to more than 8,000 acres. so far no containment and there are some mandatory evacuations. a the house yesterday formalizesed the impeachment inquiry with trump that

as they can't do that they know they will know they will not mean power for a long long time or makea spain's right wing parties long accused predators sanchez of being beholden to cattle and separatist parties but he's going to need them to govern effectively isn't he how is that going to play with the far right. it will play badly it's very difficult for him to attract. independents to support. and the way. i really i go back to what i said before and i see a very difficult for the government do much more than perhaps a budget because a great many different forces from the p.p. to. part of catalan in the pen of this sentiment are would accept that with some gilding of the lily gilding the lily gets to be the difficult part because spain is a very. symbol oriented political culture and it's very hard to pull things off when they go against the particular ideological grain of a given sector gentlemen we have i don't foresee a long government we have just a few minutes left to the program gentlemen i just want to get you your final thoughts here on on what this election tells us about

and you have a long list and you have a long list of failures as well of course it is very long i'm something i'm not found go to even used to makea those reforms i'm not you agree last year you think fuel subsidies always think unifying the central bank failure to settle the teachers as not our failure to invest in basic services no electricity no no i said i said it's very clear for me that we had a lot of success stories and we have a failure. we have a success story that we can't brow different we are very proud for the government but the same times we have a problems because there is there is very limited time to do always there is a problems with conflict in libya there is always that the country has or doesn't want to be stable and there is a big challenge for government overall during a conflict and during the present of isis and terrorism in the country ok with mighty good to have your own comfort so thank you very much we thank out of time thank you. to to. to. the long. it's time to take one step further. than face. time in europe just such the up. and the fight for the troops. tim

we have come a long way, but we've got, as you can see today, a long way go. we know that in 2019, trans people are still facing server discrimination in the workplace, violence, and even death, simply for existing. we need to address the academic of unjust treatment that disproportionately targets transgender people of color and particularly trans women of color. it's really important as a city to continue to be that beacon for others around the country and the world who look to us to lead on justice and equity for transgender people. i want to thank mayor breed for declaring the month of november as trans awareness month, supervisor mannedalman and they are staff for recognizing this and to the initiatives for organizing these accommodations today. and my staff, caleb and kenya and felicia for coming down to city hall today to be recognized. felicia? >> thank you very much for having me. my name is felicia lazando. also, felicia flames. i'm an entertainer, a tenderloin queen, a historian, an icon, a diva, and 32-year survivor of aids, and a vietnam veteran.

now as they age they encounter determination and long-term care facilities which led to the long-term care quality index to promote care and facilities including having trained to staff. more facilities should adopt this. we also need to designate lgbtq as an underserved to get data. moving to food insecurity whether people can obtain food to lead a healthy life. $5.59 for feud and security doubling the rates from 2001. factors that contribute include low income and inadequate transportation. food insecurity poses a threat to health and one serious consequence is malnutrition with which one into older adults is at risk read congress can help maintain the funding levels for fy 202014 nutrition programs and the senate could pass the house termagant act reauthorization which is first time malnutrition screen expand outreach for more results they get snapped into international inventory on food and strategy to reduce them and have cms approved malnutrition wally measures. in less than ten years the 65 and older will go 20% of our population up from 13% grade we enjoy a greater quantity of

i would like to take futures long.hold that through january 20, you have made money 11 out of the last 14 years. i don't have to be right today, but i will be right over the next three months. guy: good to have a slightly longer term horizon to your trade. have a great weekend. thank you for joining us. vonnie: coming up, marvin barth's joins the countdown to the european close. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ guy: trump on trade. the president says a deal is very close. he is unsure if he actually wants it, unless it favors the u.s. more than china. midnight in hong kong, all eyes are on washington as we await news that president trump has actually assigne signed legislan supporting hong kong protesters. christine lagarde says governments and the central bank must work together to jail with the eurozone's future challenges. given today's pmi data, aren't those challenges already here? we are now counting you down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." vonnie: we are making a big effort not to

i'm happy as long as my brothers uncles and relatives are still alive. but if any one of them or our neighbors got killed in airstrikes i will be sad people in villages in the south of it are planning to evacuated if government troops launched an offensive in the past the could flee to rebel held territory but this time they have nowhere to go. the blast in a 3 in is a clear indication of the tough challenges ahead facing or the key players now in north eastern syria the turkish army the russians who are joining the patrols the air force has pulled out from the safe zone but still remains adamant it wants to maintain a presence in a strong cause and also the syrian opposition army of the day which has conquered new territory that's russia's all the way from. but it seems to be struggling as we speak to maintain security in those areas turkey is threatening to send all i saw fighters it's captured back to their home countries interior ministers sore losers europe must do more to repatriate its nationals. we are not a hotel for anybody's eisel members it's

yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died.ourning. after 17 years of discussion, the result was an outburst ofjoy. women ministers who long felt only grudgingly accepted in the ranks of clergy suddenly felt welcomed. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: indians awaiting a supreme court verdict over a religious site contested by hindus and muslims. brazil's former president, luiz inacio lula da silva has walked free from jail, after a court decision freeing prisoners that have not exhausted their appeals. events will take place later to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. german chancellor angela merkel who herself lives behind the well will lead to services. the anniversary will be remembered in the morning at the berlin wall memorial. the celebration in the evening at the brandenburg gate. here is our correspondence. in broad daylight, with the world watching, east berlin became a present, its citizens sealed off from friends and family in the west. the regime called itself a democratic republi

karen do you trade this or fade this. >> i hate the game trade it means long i am long it yes i wouldink that it shouldn't have been wore it was but i also think it's really not expensive here i'd rather be in delta but if i have to choose and play the game as it is trade it yes. >> she did a would you rather within trade it or fade it. >> she did. >> brilliant. >> i allow that to happen with her. >> with her. >> preferential treatment here among the ladies. >> i'm with karen. given the choice in airlines i'd rather delta than aal but i'll trade american airlines. >> i like airlines as people may know but aol as cheap as it comes. i want not the highest quality name but basically trading from the 57 to low 30s. the stock is breaking out above the 20 oh day which it struggled with so i trade it. >> this one for grasso. >> yeah. >> tesla, up 34% since october 3rd trade it or fade it. >> middle of october we're on the desk and i said if forced i self-would you rathered and said if forced i would be a buyer because it has a 26% short interest it's hard to carry in a short in that name tha

of us 2 of the deceased but it's only a team that's played together for a long long time that can dominate a game for 90 minutes at stud and getting 60. for the man with the mask it could be a special game here to berlin snick last doc hopes to make his debut after his 9th caller but his lack of training after a broken nose could prevent that from happening once again. 10. yes now and at the a.t.p. finals alexander verite has booked his place in the final 4 so of bait rushes that danielle medvedev in straight sets in the final match of the group stage the german took the 1st set 64 and then won the 2nd in a tie break to set up a semi final clash against austria's dominic tain serves when also knocked out world number one referee on a doll. a new project in paris aims to raise awareness of the problems facing the world's oceans like overfishing and plastic waste and befitting of the city of light it has taken the form of a light show visitors to the city's botanical gardens a traitor to an installation of oversized sea creatures the show encompasses 50 different same's that show the beauty

i do training camp for the national team i meet long jump i. will host the next paralympic games your home country. a little more nervous. how do you start a training in high school at the time. was growing in his right arm and doctors considering amputation. at all. but if i feel guilty. with no longer spread. paralympic career is taking off in leaps and. after winning bronze in long jump at the asian power a games hodgy moves alternate goal is to compete at the summer olympics. alone. and you won't pay. for that. they. no longer want. one book or groping through. japan has a long history of discrimination against the disabled while the country was hosting the paralympics in 1964 people considered bentley and physically inferior would being forcibly sterilized. the eugenics protection law began after world war 2 when japan was struggling with food shortages and a ravaged economy. close to 25000 japanese citizens with sterilized over the next 4 decades 16000 of them against their will. the policy only stopped in 9096. for years victims have suf

run is to the long term future of wife is far more expensive. resources in space are going to be available to allow humanity and life to expand out of planet earth we have been born into the causeway the apollo was the moment of cosmic birth when humanity from planet earth has 1st begun to move out this is like birth and the future of expansion the long i'm talking not you and i or our children or grandchildren talking about long term future of life is going to emerge out her purse only if we are available to make use of the available resources in space but if we just keep digging into the earth so how do we get to those resources that's how to make it cheaper i don't like to lift that would take you from earth to the technology will be improving and once you access resources off the planet to expand you're no longer having to dig up the earth that's the long term expense is continuing to demand more and more from mother earth in order to continue and expand life if we utilize the resources that are out there in space to continue moving outward

people have been long thought a long. time. but time cooperate rowboat that mo this might mean it's worth of my mortal thank you. this and to do was to the people . hong kong's chief executive kerry lam also encouraged voters to turn out and appealed for a smooth and peaceful voting. we are facing an extremely challenging situation all the. things to say that the concept that. we should have that really. sets. the polis to choose council representatives who handle community level issues like garbage collection that may not seem particularly exciting in itself district councillors don't have any direct political power as the merely offer advice to discover meant but a song kongs district councils have long been dominated by the probe ageing as stablish meant pro-democracy voters are hoping to win majorities in some of the 18 districts this could earn them seats on the committee that elects hong kong's next chief executive. well let's get the latest now with our correspondent there on the ground charlotte chelsea impale who is wi

that long.you to that long. and the way i do that will be very differently to rory burns. everyone has their own way of doing it, it's just finding that fit around the situation you find yourself in. england will be hurting from the la st england will be hurting from the last result, and i'm sure they'll come after us hard. we know we will have to be on our best to compete with them. as i said, we ground them down over the last little while, and hopefully we can continue to do that again over the next few days. there's live commentary on radio 5live sports extra. play starts at 10pm, and there's full text commentary on the bbc sport website. england looking to level the two tests series. still to come on sportsday... manchester city's 0wners have broken new ground, adding an indian super league club to their portfolio. and business on ice: ae meet the british figure skater with hidden talents. russia 0lympic chief stanislav poznyakov says they will do all they can to compete at the tokyo 0lympic

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and ethical investments no way shows how funding solutions to mankind's most problems to become a long term business model. have been physical and let's do business things are less bright than they might appear in the german economy that's according to a survey of chief financial officers conducted by management consultancy to lloyds it found a shop drop in both investments and recruitment which levels the lowest in 7 years the auto industry engineering and chemical sectors of the most pessimistic especially in investments the banking sector trails in recruit but the survey showed c f o's were most concerned about a full kastrup in domestic consumption in the coming year just digitisation came out as the one area they are still happy to invest in. let's go to chelsea delaney of financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea just how bad is the situation because i mean germany's just narrowly missed a recession it is basically stagnating wouldn't investments from both the public and private sectors be exactly what the doctor ordered. well that's what economist investors have really been b

judging from the landscape, oh, they're playing the long game, the long game. illinois, paul >> caller: hi, jim i bought into crowdstrike in the mid-70s but i'm still in the red. i know they were mentioned yesterday during the hearing that gave the stock a 10% bump it's young it's expensive it's in the political crosshairs, and i know the lockup is ending up soon should i buy some more >> look, the problem with crowdstrike is this has become a very crowded area. cyber arc and palo alto are the two that are still working and i say working meaning that they're not overwhelmed by sellers everywhere so i cannot -- crowdstrike is a really good company, but it doesn't matter right now there are too many crowdstrikes out there >>> all right. china needs to start buying american goods to appease the trump administration's free trade thinkers who in turn will urge trump that an open china is the way. if china doesn't, then i think the populist mace come out on top, and that could mean tariff increases in the near future because the chinese are playing the long wrong gam

eisuke: as a percent to 10% has been long anticipated -- 8% to 10% has been long anticipated, so i don'tink it has negative results. it has been absorbed in the expectation of the people. stephen: and how about the external situation? would you agree we are in a synchronized global slowdown right now, and what happens if global central banks as they are on an easing bias run out of ammunition? than what? kuroda knows about that. eisuke: yeah, but sure. is slowlyl reserve shifting their policy from the gradual slowdown to a different phase, and the ecb would probably follow. the federal reserve. kuroda will continue for some time. stephen: what about fiscal stimulus? continued fiscal option is difficult for japan because we have a huge fiscal deficit already. stephen: yeah. what about the yen? it has been fairly lackluster the last year so, 1.08 and change. is it a safe haven still? eisuke: yeah, and i think it will probably move. it will eventually head toward 100. that is my assessment. of inthe economy is sort , itate of somewhat confusing think that has been happening slowly. of botto

likely the long end.nt and because there's inflation, if it happens because there's a surgeon growth, yes come but under current conditions, it is a very useful offset to an equity position. the big problem apart from volatility which we discussed, globalizing will be a downturn world. it is a lower growth world, and we face prospectively diminished returns. how do you address that? how do you meet your liabilities? how do you achieve your investment objectives in a world of diminished returns? your portfolio has to reflect what is available. you're going to be forced to own more equities in that situation. that means you've got to elevate your risk somewhat. counterbalance that more elevated risk stance with more defensive expressions. . that is really what we are about. do not lose sight of the long-term picture. important.y the long run is not summit to act upon 30 years from now. it is something to act upon today. alix: thank you. i really appreciate talking to you, vinay pande of ubs wealth managemen

setting record intraday highs all day long today.sdaq with new all-time closing numbers in about an hour's time. right now, we've got it up 100 points but as you see, at 27,447, we are solidly above the level that would mean a record never before seen close. solid earnings, good jobs numbers and trade optimism are really what's driving the dow to its first record since july. that would be its fifth of this year. while the markets cheer, uber investors may have a few

and it's only a team that's played together for a long long time that can dominate a game for 90 minutes it's epstein getting 60. for the man with the mask it could be a special game to berlin snick lush dark hopes to make his debut after his 9th color but his lack of training after a broken nose could prevent that from happening once again. and that's the latest from d.w. news i'll be back again at the top of the hour at with another update i'm there in evanston and thanks for watching. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. too soon to bring comics on the phone while it's 250th birthday we're remarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on the t.w. .

i have long been a fan of the organization. i took the long way around. it is a delight to be here. i will take a slightly different tack, not because i necessarily agree with that, but i think it will be interesting. i think there is a decent chance that the court will take up the d.c. case. that one is. -- one is purely fedearl. i say that mostly because i think that there is something of involves the president in his individual capacity but raises questions to which there is protection for the president in his individual capacity. cliou go back to the famous case, the court took that case involving president clinton's immunity from it private case. the court took that case even though there was not a circuit split. i think a lot of people think because the court took it got excited about the prospect that they might be grading some immunity that protected president clinton. in the end, they decided 9-0 against the president. this is a context where the court almost out of deference to the institution of the presidency might take this case, but i think if they did, it would be a m

thus far i have not long gone from the billionaire. conscious family every word to go is children who ever were with let me tell you a lot about a person. that unwavering supports can be difficult to understand for outside is because since trumps election every day for individuals and has not improved poverty is pervasive here and has led to some strange developments. in the middle of the night in this small town dozens of cars into a show ground. world are running fuel for my soul. i'll suggest you to be back here about 3 or 4. well it kind of drip sharks it makes you think you start it's very hard not going to a concert giver just to keep you keep your bone or something to do. with these people are gathering full here on this is simply to see a doctor because every year here for a weekend all you're going to get in this lot is medical all night and nonprofit organization and ranges free consultations out there is the future name. a lot of their families in this area are. veterans of the working class families struggling to choose bet

and that's why we're going to be here for a long, long time. that's why we'll get over whatever these things are and we'll be able to get through them. enough of that. let's move to my prepared remarks where i talk about the relationship between us and europe and combined europe and the united states with china. let me say that for our european friends, there's nothing wrong with our relationship. just as president macron said recently, we need to do this together and he was particularly talking to his european brethren. we need to get together in europe and with the united states when it comes to our relationship with china. i couldn't agree more with him in that regard. as far as china is concerned, i can tell you that as i travel around the united states, i look here and see a lot of people who were very focused on these kinds of issues, who educate themselves on these kind of issues. many, if not most people in the united states have no idea of the challenge that we are facing in many respects from china. we had the opportunity to travel in

a long long. long. long long with one more. hong. it's a tense situation in venezuela is still only over there is the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been great only implement inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against petroleum to venezuela so she. famously have a son looking to. get out of that. bad assuming the. story isn't new nixon called henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated in latin america. an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the chilean economy scream so wants to make venezuela. big tank in the political left tonight the age of the gag order is underway and is boris johnson said to win in win big in the general election briggs it would seem has changed everything. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be. actually going to be press it's li

long. long long long way. and then you've got to put a lot of the students aloft give it and i asked my colleagues to step into the office and tell me want to should do they told me i should know i was the boss of. i asked if i should let the people out or have them shot here god is nothing i can go to school. in the soviet embassy officials fear the west. reservation a drip. reisman for important her when such developments occur you know that if it happens just once if just a single shot is fired or the border police get health it with stones just once you work. the situation can get out of control very quickly that piece your thoughts your guns should move at that point west village medical students benedictine and my and his flatmate better reach the invalid and start a border crossing. and come when we arrived we saw many people standing within the border facilities which hadn't been possible before the mood was quite jolly some people had brought food and corks were flying into the air sick or fuel. here

long it goes on really just depends on how long the senate was to spend on it. i will see that i am pretty sure how it is likely to end. if it were today, i don't say there's any question it would not lead to a removal. so the question is, just how long does the senate want to take. how long does the presidential candidates want to be here in the far the senate instead of in iowa and new hampshire. and all of these brother related issues that may be going on at the same time, it is very difficult to ascertain how long this takes. you be surprised if it didn't end the way to previous ones did when the president has brought being removed from office. [inaudible conversation] >> okay i'm happy to be joined by my colleagues in leadership, senators norman murray and seven now, welcome to another week and senator mcconnell his legislative graveyard. does anyone know how monday bills the senate is scheduled to vote on this big ? any guesses. while it is zero. every day the leader mcconnell is that the republicans failed to allow us on bipartisan bills, there are hurtin

a system that uses long-term planning, uses psychological warfare, it's uses spies, bribery , uses aeception. he says at one point the greatest of all generals when bloodless victories so not just writing about cataclysmic that was thought of as a central battle, he's actually saying if you are really creative you will never fight a battle because you outmaneuver your opponent until they collapse one of the best examples is the south china sea, which actually starts preferred the current chinese dictatorship here in the 30s the nationalist party issued a map of the south china sea that showed a series of dashes and basically said everything inside the slide is china. now, it's the extraordinary-- it's about 50% of the size of china itself and one has ever claimed that you could actually occupy that kind of see as a sovereign territory. well, long after the chinese communist win they gradually think about this and they begin to develop it so they go out first in a series of skirmishes with the vietnamese on the filipinos and their other neighbors and then they come up with a clever id

and also then we don't run the economy hot for very long. the periods in which the unemployment rate is below the national rate just aren't that long. if you look to other experiences in history that aren't dependent on the business cycle, you see better evidence of historesis. thinking about women's entry into the labor force after the second world war, that went on a number of years and boosted women's labor supply. it was a permanent effect. lots of women left the labor force in the '50s but if you read the literature, it really laid the groundwork for women's entry into the labor force by changing the way families operated, by changing the structure of work and institutions. so i think there is a powerful case that history says can matter. i'm not sure if the business cycle frequency, at least to the extent that we've let it operate in recent years, that you would see those effects. >> i think one of the problems is that we all talk about this from the macro economics and that's fine, it's a great baseline. but it will take micro policy

further apart than they're pretending exactly and this is as you said like it would take certainly a long time and the markets really shouldn't be surprised by this so the markets go down worldwide today it was yesterday because everything seems further apart than ever but the thing is like we were never close to phase one to begin with nothing has changed the narrative has not changed since i was even earlier this march furthermore everyone now they're looking at the december 15th deadline because that's really the backstop for the entire phase one deal right now that's the backstop and that's a leverage at present time currently has and right now analysts are saying that if this tariff goes into place that will be tariffs upon $156000000000.00 worth of goods and for the 1st time ever this will affect consumer goods and electronics joyfully because both sides keep sounding like phase one is close we're almost there beijing say well what meetings will make make this happen like we're going to get it together we'll get it done but then as they talk about it the closer they seem to get the

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i'd just say this, that it's been a long, slow recovery, but it's come a long way. we're now in the 11th year. it's the longest since we began keeping credible records of the u.s. economy in the mid 1800's, the longest one and we hope the significant way to go. we've just seen continued improvement and i think i would point to a couple of things. these long expansions are common now and that really is because we conquered the high inflation we've seen three of the longest expansions in u.s. history have been among the last four expansions, it's kind of the norm to have these long ones. i hope everyone takes credit for the good economy we're seeing now. it's a really good place. i think it's worth noting, as you mentioned, 50-year low in unemployment, wages moving up at the bottom of the scale more than anywhere else. growth continuing at a solid pace in the 11th year of the expansion. i think it's a really good time and i want everybody to get credit for that. not us, but-- >> so i have real concerns that going into 2020, that we may see a slowdown in investments as

no agreement in history has ever gone on that long.that nato faces is what to do on its south—eastern flank with turkey, because as we also, nato, ic, is becoming much more part of a european solution to its own security, because you know that what happened in 2015 or 2016, when erdogan opened the gates and we had an influx of syrian refugees going through greece and into the balkans. i knew some of the people on that much, and what happened? we had this sudden surge of nationalism, ethnic nationalism in response to that. so erdogan, allegedly an ally, has in a sense destabilised europe. now he is cosying up to russia. so it seems to me that nato has to serious reflect on “— me that nato has to serious reflect on —— seriously reflect on whether it should be a pan—european security umbrella and let america drift into isolation or not. nazenin, where do you stand ? isolation or not. nazenin, where do you stand? it is a problem of europe as well, which sees itself as separate from america, and you can see it in policies on the middle east

i think there is if you look at what happened in north korea i mean for long people never thought that there would be an opportunity of dialogue between the u.s. and north korea why shouldn't we think that there is a possibility between iran and the u.s. i think both sides of shown interest in finding the solution. and finding an opportunity for dialogue bourse president trump president romney of express their will to to sit on a table or around the table to discuss but they've all given some conditions it's the condition that basically make me say that sometime we have to sacrifice our pride and then put ego a little bit behind and then look at the international community's interests i think there is a way to approach this issue in a way where everyone feels comfortable does the fact that saudi arabia for example is currently talking to the u.s. about nuclear capability and nuclear armaments because there have been talks in washington they haven't quite meet reached the point for any sort of formal agreement because reality doesn't want to sign up to the checks and balances required t

its official she longed to have a project box at the helm again. to prevent crowds gathered on the streets of the capital colombo to get a glimpse of the new leader was something that the reaction. was. the brother of a far more pressure to hinder the. team did a landslide victory a day off to the press at. his supporters are reckless with praise and magination. they're not about to get that he's taking over the country why doesn't a lot of trouble under any other leader even a child wouldn't feel safe on the streets i'm so happy long live. this week she belongs to the people who have shown their support for him and now i will feel safe and know what they can do you know but not miss out on what have we gotten in the words can't explain how happy i am i prefer the rajapaksa and i want to thank him for saving this country that it almost was in the 3rd or. the ranks brick he's here the camera is as much to get close to mahinda rajapaksa as this is for the new president. supporters i realise the brothers who oversaw the end of sri lanka decades long c

we are looking long range. the forecast models are fuzzy after 5-7 days but we are looking for rain to bring us any hope and as you can see into next week we are still dry . this is thursday at 9 am into next week. this is november 15 and we are still dry. hopefully things could change between now and then. of course we are still looking long-range but right now we cannot pinpoint any one day were where we can expect significant rainfall in the bay area there were getting excited in the sierra. hopefully snowfall but it's not up yet. forecast highs this afternoon. 60s and 70s. 74 in san jose. san mateo, 69 and in the five day forecast it is quiet. lots of 70s over the next few days. the warm spots inland will be around 80. that will be the case as we head into the weekend. hoping this pattern can change eventually and deliver some rain clouds to the area. >>> at&t reaches a $60 million settlement over what it did to some customers with unlimited data plans. how some of that money should make its way to customer

that's a long time ago.rly a century later, the nationals have brought back the trophy to america's capital, and you've won it. this is the first world series in franchise history, and it's going to be, really, the first of many, i predict. [applause] pres. trump: i want to congratulate the terrific owners of the team. your principal owner, mark lerner, ted lerner. great people. the lerner family. [applause] pres. trump: a man who's become very famous. i think he's much more famous than me right now, general manager mike rizzo. you have become very famous, huh? [applause] thank you, sir. a manager, and you watch all the mistakes made in baseball and other sports, and then you watch what this man did as manager. he didn't make any. he didn't many any. dave martinez. [applause] pres. trump: and all of the incredible coaches and players, they're all here. and we really just want to thank you, and i want to thank everybody. i see we have some very special people, and that beautiful, that's a beautiful trophy. i'

stay as long as she wanted.eave her old man at home. >> reporter: and on one of those visits, mark told lynn exactly how he felt. >> i said, how can you let someone run your life and forget about yourself? >> reporter: afterward, he sat down and wrote many of the same things in a harshly worded letter to fred. >> i wrote that letter. i signed the letter. i handed it to my sister, and i dared her to give it to him. >> reporter: did you think she actually would? >> i didn't know. but she did. >> reporter: that took guts. >> it did. it did. >> reporter: and frankly, mark was pleased when, a few years later, after a quarter century of marriage, lynn told him they were splitting, and fred moved out of the house in bixby knolls. she changed somehow after your father left? >> she seemed freer, seemed happier, more able to get excited, just really interested in everything and very lighthearted. >> reporter: but her happiness was short-lived. and when mark first heard she was murdered, his mind went to a very dark place.

as long as this feels political and it's hard to figure out how it doesn't, as long as republicans are of sit -- mitch mcconnell's right. we see where this is at. >> and with the elections last night, impeachment sort of playing so big in washington, maybe it's playing out in the hin ter land, but we certainly have that situation where you have, you know the suburbs going for them. how do you read the results last night across the country? >> i think in virginia it's increasingly not a swing state. a blue state more and more, so that -- donald trump may be accelerating some of the political changes that are happening in this country because of democratic shifts, but i'm not sure we should read too much into the republican governor losing in kentucky because that's a very specific situation. a republican won in mississippi. people can look at this and read whatever they want to. the virginia result for my money is probably the one that should be most worrying to republicans. >> zach wolf, thank you very much. >> spammer in chief. thank you. >>> breaking overnight, authorities say a susp