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but there's less to cheer about on the later -- on the nation's finances. its outlook to negative but considered against downgrading the country's debt to junk. it will cling to its last investment grade rating after previous cuts from s&p and fish. arren buffett -- s&p and fitch. powerire hathaway cash $128 billion as third-quarter profit climbed. a staggering net income of $52 billion for the air. buffett continues to face questions as to whether beast being aggressive enough with his massive hoard of cash. global news 24 hours a day and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. annabelle. thank you. he'll ice look so happy destiny, warren buffett. we take a look at uber, struggling to be profitable, next. as it reports as third-quarter results today. ,oming up on the show tomorrow my mistake, i got all excited, it is tomorrow. we will speak exclusively to the goldman sachs ceo david solomon. the conversation at 7:30 a.m.. if you're traveling to work, we are with you every step of the

we've been hearing, john mcdonnell, who in five weeks' time could be the man in charge of the nation's financeslance of power and wealth in favour of working people." borisjohnson said this week labour's hatred of the rich makes labour worse than the murderous soviet dictatorjoseph stalin. and there's a warning that the super—rich could leave the country, fearing extra taxes. that's come from the financial advisory organisation the devere group. we'll speak to a representative from them ina we'll speak to a representative from them in a few minutes. so will the billionaires up and leave? should we care? and if they do, what impact would it have on the rest of us? in a moment, we'll ask a man worth an estimated £70 million. but first, let's talk to jonathan reynolds, part of labour's treasury team. thank you very much for talking to us, mr reynolds. i want to talk about the eye watering sums promised by the chancellor today. , £650 billion over ten years and what people watching will want to know is, one, whatare people watching will want to know is, one, what are you going to spend it on, and n

number one thing on his mind getting reelected. >> you are two time member of barack obama's national finance be clones. i am a business person, an american, i don't care for his style but not everything he is doing is wrong. some of his policies have been effective. we have the lowest unemployment in a long time, african-american unemployment since they have been keeping statistics, a very good thing. interest rates are lower which is good for my business, good for people who wants to buy homes, some of these policies are good and some are not. >> what democratic leaders refused to say what you admitted which is low african-american unemployment is good for african-american people and good for the overall economy but democrats want to block him at every turn and not give him credit. >> the democratic party leadership, other democrats feel like i do have taken the view that they will not do business with this president essentially. the issues of the country and the issues of their constituents are on hold pending the outcome of an election and that is not a way to run a government or get thin

it would provide a full picture of the nation's finances, and help the voters to make more informed choices. the third proposal is seeking to look at the long term effects of the budgets. we propose it every four years. it is a program that is long term or the intergenerational commitments review. it would include health care, national security. and also, we agree that the stature of the committee needs to be restored to prepare to lead the process. we propose that the chairs and the ranking members of the key fiscal and authorizing committees or the designees serve on the budget committees. it would help to ensure those who are responsible for carrying out the budget would be vested in the process to develop it. the last proposal calls on congress to give cbo and gao and other budget-support agencies the resources to provide credible and high quality and independent information. the proposal is new responsibilities for the agencies so that it is important that they have adequate resources. now, these five proposals will not yield a perfect budget process, however, we believe they contain p

and don peebles, a two-time member of president obama's national finance committee.t night to watch those debates so we didn't have to. don, who is the big winner last night, if one at all? >> i think that warren held her own and biden it was his best night yet. i think biden had a good night. and cory booker emerged as a more of a participant in the debate and hopefully his vision is going to be somewhat contagious and people will rant to it more. >> all right. robert? >> i say it was a great night for cory booker and amy klobuchar and kamala had a strong performance they needed it because they are not frontrunner. four frontrunners held their own and did what they needed to do. mayor pete would have been the circular fire squad going at him and they didn't. steve: you mentioned mayor pete here is he talking about medicare for all and how divisive it is. watch. >> the reason i insist on medicare for all who want it as a strategy to deliver on that goal we share of universal healthcare, is that that is something that as a governing strategy we can unify the american

i think it was six us ports in the mid—2000, they blocked the basis of national—security, so house intelligence committees, finances, just as committees all feed into the singular committee and blocked things. that is fine as it is, by the us secretary who is a big fan of protectionism is saying that maybe this new power should be able to block any technological imports which is a real ramping up that we are seeing in global trade. all right. well done. let's look at the bbc online. christmas dinner could cost more this year, and looking at some of the reasons why. a lot of it is to do with our changing temperatures are extreme weather, all the rain we have had in recent weeks ruining brussels sprouts, and the high summer temperate as reducing the number of eggs when it comes to turkeys. is it a big problem if we don't have muscles about? maybe i am controversial. problem if we don't have muscles about? maybe i am controversiallj am about? maybe i am controversial.” am not keen, i have to be honest. —— brussels sprouts. what will be on your table? a big turkey, ham, but we have vegans coming so i have to doa we ha

custom missions which is why what happens in 2019 really matches if rich nations fail to deliver on that $100000000000.00 climate finance revived disputes with the developing nations over emissions of countries fail to agree on coven trading roles with bipolar as pay for their emissions it could interrupt the world's transition to clean energy and if nations fail to commit to new more ambitious pledges well that could undermine faith and the cop itself donald trump's plan to pull the united states out of the paris agreement late next year isn't helping and carbon emissions is still on the rise but as it stands every nation is at the table and politicians are still being confronted by the science no matter how unpalatable some i find it. the years warmed by half a degree celsius in the 20 years after that 1st cup meeting and $995.00 but despite it some perfections the cup is the only multilateral climate forum we have when nations can work on their differences and right now the future of our planet depends on it. well to help us understand what's going on with our planet's here's our data tracker scientists say levels of

national security. >> many of these shell companies we don't have any ability to pierce that veil. infwemation not justf-1 visa program but candidly against potential terrorist financing, crime, other national security threats as well. >> reporter: which brings us back to zhang fang yong's home in mountain view. remember he promised to talk to us while we were standing in a parking lot at his other workplace. >> you why did have f-1 visa workers? where do you want to meet? >> reporter: yong would not answer or even give us a time or place to meet. >> did you employ f-1 visa workers? did they pay you? >> no. you're -- sorry. >> reporter: instead he got in his car and drove away and we never heard from him again. we reached out to the people listed as company officials in all the other businesses that we've talked about, and they never got back to us. we also asked google seval times for comment about zhang fang yong's job there. they never returned our phone calls or e-mails. federal sources tell me they're now check out yong's mountain view address and his company. i.c.e. officials tell me in some cases their hands are tied by current law because while they can make i

the course financed by the u.k.'s national health service the n.h.s. is designed for g.p.'s they rehearse conversations with patients and practice balancing empathy and efficiency under time pressure. the doctors can expect to see quite a few patients every day. kareena but she is very aware of the dramatic changes the u.k. is facing. cared a little bit about the new. a little bit about the bracks it also but i assume that also the britons are and it's a bit concerned about that situation. but for now she's concentrating on passing her english exams here in poland she's been studying 10 hours a day for 3 months now. how soon she and her daughter be off to england she's heard how expensive rents are in much of the u.k. and knows that will be her 1st challenge 'd. well for her for the beginning i hope that i will find a place to. rent. affordable prices. carlos reverse edge of a pier has already found a home in leicester he's settling in the says he feels good there the n.h.s. health service is paid for him to take driving lessons. while driving on the other side of the road.

financing. foreign national number one, who we assume is the ukrainian with the russian connections was wanted inr two $500,000 wires on or about september 18, 2018, and october 16, 2018, to be sent from overseas accounts controlled by fruman and another video. that seems to line up. the concern was, oh, no, did rudy get mixed one these bad guys and got money from a bad source? now we learned something else. then in september, 2018. he stepped in paying 250,000 on behalf of fraud guarantee. according to people familiar with it. mr. gucciardo paid the second $250 the next month. it is a company run by parness. so gucciardo was paying rudy. in exchange, he made a loan that gave him an option on equity. like convertible debt. it is a really convoluted transaction. what do you make of it? >> well, listen, i had the opportunity to meet charles gucciardo. i liked him. and i think if you talk on journalists in and around this case, i think he was a mark in this situation. i think he's an innocent guy. and i think he got attracted to the notion of working the mayor. who he had an eanonymous amount of res

of housing and urban development is supporting in administration's efforts to reform the nation's housing finance system. first, like secretary mnuchin i was taken aback by the title of the hearing. process if we really want to examine the end of affordable housing this would be a field hearing in san francisco or los angeles. two cities at the epicenter of the nation's housing affordable crisis. restrict of zoning laws have made the development of affordable housing prohibitively expensive driving up rents appear home prices to some of the highest in the country and leading to california being responsible for nearly half of our nation's unsheltered homeless population. in fact, hud's laift found that california homeless he increased 16% over the plaft past year alone. were in if not for california increase homelessness would have declined nationally. contrary to what's happening in cay, hud as you housing finance reform proposal addresses how to best serve affordable housing needs while keeping within the principles outlined by leaders of both parties. including kwarm wom waters. we look forward

bipartisan group noted, blumers, electricians, security companies and the like out of the nation's banking and finance systems serves no one's interests. we benefit from an interconnected economy. a company like walmart where recreational use is illegal does sell paper to legally operating bids in california through a website. the same is true for companies like albertsons a grocery store chain based in idaho where cannabis use is illegal yet they have 126 stores in its neighboring states of washington, oregon, montana and nevada. these examples show the problem. every time an employee of a cannabis business uses his or her paycheck to buy groceries the local credit union depositing the proceeds is directly impacted by the dilemma before this chitty. without a federal law providing clearance for financial institutions to provide banking services, it's quite likely they'll be forced to operate underground. many mainstream businesses would end up with no access to the financial services. that increases the potential of lost tax revenue and crime. cannabis banking can be done safelily and effectively and

nations. the u.s. export finance agency has proven to be an important tool in expanding u.s. exports and creating american jobs, but we need to ensure that it is a tool that benefits all americans, including native americans. and that is exactly what this amendment does. so i urge all of my colleagues to support this amendment and i yield back. i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. who seeks time in opposition? mr. mchenry: i do. though i'm not opposed. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. for five minutes. mr. mchenry: as i said, i claim time in opposition but i'm not opposed to the amendment. republicans unanimously voted to support the waters-mchenry bipartisan bill to strengthen the bank and combat chinese aggression but we'll not support this partisan bill. while i'm not opposed to the torres amendment, i simply note that there is a point where additional reporting requirements manages to burden agencies to the point of diminishing returns. i think it's important that ex-im be focused on

it will be big and involve financing from people like weisse, whose contribute in a billion dollars to this cause and developed nations are finally realizing that if we just help others, it's not going to hurt them, it's going to hurt us. it will make it hard for it to survive and hard for people who live by the oceans to live where they want to live. a senator feingold, from wisconsin from 1993 to 2011, currently the honorary ambassador to we are dividing os for those who support or oppose the idea. join us is the white house correspondent for the washington examiner. what do we expect this week with the house in recess and the president in new york today. he has a campaign event tomorrow in kentucky. as you say, he is up in new york. everything he is doing now, he is gearing up for campaign events. there was supposed to be a criminal justice that. -- event. it was complete with his campaign music. everything is about the fight ahead. host: let me share with you what oncy pelosi said yesterday saturday evening. it's a letter in which she outlines the agenda moving ahead. she double down on the impeachment inquiry. .h

about the public financing project about the legislative updates that the commission has done to that program. so hopefully that will be something included in that publication and people nation-wide working at the campaign finance will be made aware of that project and then, next week, i'll be doing one for ethics. so i'll be looking at new ethic's laws that are in san francisco and so we have a few of those. so hopefully, we'll be able to put together information to keep everyone abreast of what we're working on here, which is important to have the network of other ethic's professionals that we know they're doing and they know what we're doing. that's a part of our policy, the approach of looking at what our colleagues are doing learning from the experiences and a lot of the work gets done at kogel. and i think that's the end of my updates and i will be glad to answer questions. >> this is really really valuable and i hope you get a lot out of it and i think you do and the publication, and i think that we have made progress in public finance certainly and in other areas in san francisco and please carry the flag forward over to kogel and we look forward to your report out o

we're a government of, by and for the huge national -- >> do you reform campaign finance laws?y roosevelt. >> do you ban lobbyists? >> yes. because that's the cancer underlying all the cancers. the undue influence of the corporate money on our government is the cancer underlying the other cancers. we know it is not reasonable to think that citizens united is going to be overturned any time soon and we can have federal funding, federal funding of all -- public funding of campaigns and the first legislation i would submit and we need an amendment. until we get the money out of politics, that's the dirty poison underneath all of this. >> one fun question before we go. and i'd love to have you back on. i read the biography of you in "the new york times" and i thought it was brilliant and brought more attention to you in a serious way you were not getting before that, at least on the political stage. at the end of her article, though, she says this. i'm very curious. she leaned forward and said something beautiful about the way the universe restores order to itself. it was filled wi

seen as a form of strength is seen as a form of defending the national security of the state of israel and therefore. dehumanization finance has become so effective that this is only seen in one dimension which is one that gets political capital. since 20083 of the wars israel has waged on gaza have been launched during israeli election campaigns this time around the votes have already been cast twice a lecture in april and september but the electoral process is ongoing since neither benjamin netanyahu nor his main rival benny gantz has been able to patch together a coalition government and get answers efforts to convince israeli arab parties to support his would be coalition gave netanyahu yet another reason as if he needed one to play the national security card who is using that conflict to try to deliver any option for a minority. said by benny gantz with the support of the our parties within israel to incite against those who are 20 percent of population the palestinian citizens of israel he was trying to legitimize their leaders as supporters of terror. during this year of elections prime minister netanyahu strategy w

security strategy look like, that looked at national security in a globalised, 21st—century construct, where data is a strategic resource, where business and financeu, how do you begin to think about that in terms of implementing a national security that is fundamentally different from that of the cold war, even the post—cold war? so, three crucial constituencies of opinion had shifted. the business community, government departments and agencies, and the military — well before donald trump was even confirmed as the nominee for president. he most definitely didn't create this wave of change on china, but he certainly sought to harness it. president trump absolutely rode part of this backlash, because if you're going to have manufacturing moved to china and out of the united states, if you're going to have hollowing out, where's the benefit? presumably there is supposed to be some benefit for some part of the american economy, but in fact what has happened is that the companies that reduce their labour costs were nonetheless finding out that the intellectual property is being lost as well. so you pretty much have an across—the—boa rd reaction that f

naming a new prime minister mohammad suff a former finance minister will take over after his predecessor resigned at the end of october following nation wide anti-corruption protests the demonstrations have thrown lebanon into political and economic turmoil. the european union has launched legal action against the u.k. for refusing to nominate a commissioner to the block and once they britain said it would not be putting forth a candidate to serve on the e.u. commission until after parliamentary elections those take place on december 12th. italy has declared a state of emergency after the catastrophic flooding of venice the government in rome has released 20000000 euros for immediate aid prime minister jets a big day describe the disaster as a blow to the heart of the country the mayor of venice said the very future of the city is at stake. the floodwaters. recede and the people of venice salvage what they can. just see this city floods regularly and venetians take precautions the owners of this jewelry store normally prepared for one and a half meters of floodwaters but the high water on tuesday 190 centimeters of salty sea water swe

yet the the more dismantles the national congress party and seizes its exits money and properties and gives it to the government's minister of finance a committee will be formed to ensure that any organization association institution union company partnership that has links to the former ruling party will be dismantled. the national congress party came to power in 1992 a few years after it had ahmed bashir overthrew a democratically elected government in 1989 the coolest carried out under the name of the national islamic front bashir went on to create the national congress party that ruled until he was ousted from power in april this year following months of anti-government protests the december protests gained momentum after the burning of the national congress party headquarters and. despite it being the only party many sudanese knew the demand for it to be dismantled had become one of the protest movements main ins was. dismantling a party doesn't mean it's and it has to be remembered that establishing a new country would have to include establishing quick systems with those from the disbanded party and in a way where politics is

plans tor party nationalize the phone carrier bt. the effort would be financedh taxes on multinational companies such as amazon. shares of a scandinavian bank held today. it has been contacted about a report on suspected money laundering. program claims to information that includes -- new york and vancouver are luxurytheir luster for home. property prices in those cities fell from a year ago. vancouver dropped 10%. among the reasons, trade war, taxes oneading to new the rich. that is your update. talking of how the world like stews -- likes to spend their money, it cheap coffee has forced some growers to exit the business. nowadays if you want a cup of premium roast, be prepared to pay for it. paris tells.uxury you will be charged $15 for a latte. is one of romaine those people. i feel bad saying it when he's not here. espresso up in an household. you are cracking me out. i will say it does taste different when it is very good. i understand the allure of paying a good amount. what i don't understand is going to a corner store and paying six dollars for an averag

finance you want to be one m.t.b. scandal says he's been offered asylum abroad jodo is accused of plundering the nation's over and well fund purchases including the super yacht u.s. officials say he's agreed to fulfill the property including a beverly hills home and private jet and. apple is taking its 1st big bite out of the streaming market with the launch of apple t.v. plus the service has already signed up mega stars such as oprah winfrey and steven spielberg but what does the tech giant's entry mean for its rivals well netflix remains the dominant force in streaming but it's a privacy has been challenged in recent years by the likes of hulu and amazon prime video now the big studios are taking matters into their own hands meaning even more competition warner media has just launched the service h.b.o. max disney income cost the getting in on the act and what does this mean for you even more subscriptions for your favorite shows let's bring in martin bateman and he joins us from the university of central lancashire to talk a bit about this. first of all i'd like to know if apple is in your opinion a little late in

finance. students are increasingly using videos to prepare for school exams teaching me it uploads math videos online and his channel nationally it explains everything from mental arithmetic to numbers. i am happy to combine welcome to lower schmidt today we have months and just a few i'll show you how to calculate ratios i stop ok. me. it's youtube channel has over 250000 subscribers and his educational videos have more than 29000000 clicks. if you can't click cogs to get a direct link then you use a train like a bicycle. router morgan. my plots. you've accomplished with you'll get a tally chart for me that you will use to make graphs the accommodate. kind schmidt is a math teacher and the principal of a secondary school in northern germany. he uses his videos in math class to where students can look things up. but it's become a. task a vision of hope but it goodness i think it's really great that we've got a teacher doing this a task. which i'm sure they can cause he can explain things well and it's helpful and. even though his videos get thousands of clicks every day doesn't think he's a you tube star. and i often know not

that are fighting poor finances of the years of mismanagement and alleged corruption the government is talking with potential investors in the airline to ease the burden on the national budget. well he's known as the father of rural innovation bernard kiviat was just 16 when he started inventing things and it's still what he loves doing most and he also loves sharing his knowledge we visited his innovation hop in tanzania. bernat has long been interested in energy and how to produce it it's something he's taught himself a lot about over the years he developed this machine to flatten flexible cubes to drip irrigation. as an inventor it's your job to come up with something useful. i realize that people were ignoring the environment even though it's of central importance to human beings. so i began developing ideas that will make a difference to the environment. he started at home by using wind to generate electricity this turbine powers his homemade washing machine the water is pumped up from a borehole it's not only environmentally friendly but also saves time and effort if there's no wind he can always hop on this bike can pump the water up that way. he's also had a

. >> the law dismantles the national congress party and seizes its assets, money, and properties, and gives it to the government's minister of financewill be formed to ensure any organization, institution, company or partnership with links to the former ruling party will be dismantled. correspondent: the national congress party came to power in 1992, a few years after omar al-bashir overthrew a democratically elected government. bashir went on to create the party, until he was ousted in power in april of this year, following antigovernment protests. the protests in momentum after the burning of the national party headquarters. despite it being the only party, the demand for it to be dismantled had become one of the protest movement's main aims. >> dismounting a party has to be remembered that establishing a new country includes establishing coexistence with those from the dismantled party. she regardst: herself as a victim of one of the signature laws that came to define it, the controversial public order act. severely a late -- it curtailed women's rights. >> when i was arrested for refusing, the officers called me names, saying i

private investments at their european and at national levels and once again europe is already leading the way the european union will mainstream climate financing throughout its budget but also throughout capital markets and the entire investment chain in regions that will have to make a bigger step than most we will support people and businesses with a targeted just transition mechanism it would have to cross a different funds and instruments and attract private investment we need to help us achieve this the european investment bank will be a trusted partner i'm happy particularly happy that the progress it has made to strengthen its role as european climate bank is obvious. this will boost investment in european technologies and solutions the world is looking for but there is more to do we only account for approximately 9 percent of the global emissions we have to bring the world with us and this is already happening from china to crawl to canada through to california other so working with us on their own emission trading system. and full holguin will ensure that our future trade agreements include a chapter on sustainable development because

. >> your mention of finance makes me think since one of my georgetown students from my class, on national threats, i will have some questions for her. can you comment on continued efficacy of counterterrorism finance tools. generally about whether sanctions are effective. i'm not asking about sanctions in general but how effective and important do you see the counterterrorism finance tool. >> it has demonstrated success in the past. the history of a lot of terrorist attacks has been that it doesn't cost a lot of money and in new zealand, small amounts of money being donated. that is a challenge back to the signal noise problem, sloshing around with particular money going to the particular individual, and the additional issue, there are a lot of regulations that go along with being able to co-mingled data sets and that makes it difficult for analysts for the treasury and the bureau to track it. >> talking about things like that or other hd attacks in the al qaeda isis world is the fact, when i started my career in the 1990s. when it comes to these loan offenders are largely irrelevant whic

that‘s according to a national audit 0ffice report out today. so what happened ? 0ur personal finance it was just as hard first home, it has got more difficult, it wasjust as hard in 2014 slush 15 before the general election of 2015, and in the conservative party manifesto of the time they said at the heart of their homes policy was its promise to build 200,000 starter homes, it is a particular sort of home, they would be sold at 20% discount to first—time buyers under the age of 40. homes have been built in the intervening time, if you speak to the government they will say last year they built over 200,000, lots of those are what they call affordable homes, so cheaper, but not these discounted homes for first—time buyers. the national audit office, which checks these things, has said none of these starter homes have been built. the reason is the legislation is not yet in place and it looks like it has been quite difficult for the government to get this policy together, it is complicated deciding who qualifies, how to work the discount and persuading developers to build these homes an