they say he attacked a woman a she left the metro station and nds walking to a fr house. he forced her wnto theds where he beat her and sexual assaulted her. she was able to escape. he is set to appear in court later today. >> police say a man was dead in the street last night. he was found on manton way. he had beenshot. no word on suspect or motive in this case. >> parents in loudoun county have recommendations for school officials after a threat was made. parents notic a sheriff's deputy and learned it was because someone had made threats against a staff member. the staff member's ex-boyfriend was arrested. n lastht they voted to get a full-time resource officer,he improve t system for better upgrades. >> two sheriff deputies in cafornia going above and beyond the call of duty this week. that's one deputyng pus an elderly woman whose motorized scooter broke down in the middle of the road. it was tooeavy to put in her car so they pushed her a mile, all the way home. >> that's a sweet story. >> keeping maryland safe. >> and now the moment we've all been waiting for. >> a

a person who is a friend of the family has been a domestic dispute overnight. and, they were able to get out safely. they are being helped by the red cross to find somewhere to stay. and, >>> multiple earthquakes are felt overnight in parts of reddish columbia but they say that there is no nami. and, the three biggest earthquakes registered between magnitude 6.5 and 6.8. >> time now is 5:02 am. let's had outside. take a look at some of the traffic on the right. it is slow going. we will update you with some of the low spots in the bay area and on this tower in san francisco, conditions and cool conditions to start this morning. >> yes. he's back. and not just the coast of the baby also inland. we have a dense fog across the north bay. and i'm sure that jaclyn, you are tracking all of that. the mac only keeping it safe on the roadways. let's talk about what you can expect. so, morning low clouds and fog inland as we go through the afternoon, we will see the sunshine eventually. below average temperatures, a cool day across the bay area here as an area of low pre

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as a short.ant to look to november expiration we have a couple data points taiwan semi, the largest component of the smh reports earnings 17% of their sales come from apple. they make chips for qualcomm, for amd, nvidia and texas instruments. this could be the catalyst i want this trade on early next week i want to bounce more on monday in the smh this could be a good hedge if you own nvidia or those up a lot. when the smh was at 97 bucks you could buy the november 95, 85 put spread paying $2 for it. that breaks even at 93 bucks you could make up to $8. your max risk is $2, about 2% of the stock price. again, this is a sector etf that's basically down a couple percent with a few large components holding it up if earnings season doesn't hold up for the big ones this thing is going lower. >> carter? what do you think? >> you can see the lines drawn it's a fairly textbook uptrend then a break in trend as dan described it one thing i would point out, of course, which is also part of that, not only do

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mott was a talker, a wheeler dealer, a trial lawyer, a political. and dean was a journalist, a scholar, cerebral, a writer and a theorist. and they poured each of themselves into their boy jackson. on the mott side, a moment occurred in 1911. he was also a democrat and the democratic leader, a big figure, connected in democratic politics and he took his boy, jackson, if i may, only 19 years old to albany. there he introduced him to many people. a lot of handshakes. most i think were forgettable but when that he did remember was a freshman senator from dutchess county named frank roosevelt. he was 29. jackson was 19. roosevelt, it was forgotten. after that first apprentice year jackson spent the next year at dean's urging getting learning at the law school. they gave him credit for his apprentice year and he transferred into the senior year of what was then a two- year program and was a sterling student. but by the end of the year he was still only 20 years old. they declined to give him a diploma, instead giving him a certificate of completion. he w

stuart: wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. a server can make $40 or $50 an hour?end, they will make $150 per shift, sometimes $200. down here on 42nd street they will make $200. they are probably watching me now and, you know -- stuart: you're in trouble. >> no, because i know i'm always monitored by thousands of our people. i have to be very cautious. it comes down to margin. their margins can afford that and then there's the competitive set to attract people. they are growing so fast, they need people. stuart: okay. you are in the restaurant business. you are also in the oil business. director of an energy company. >> i am. stuart: what do you make of president trump saying hey, opec, they're the ones who have got the price of oil up, we don't like it? what do you make of that statement? >> i think there's some truth to that statement, but i think the oil industry is a conundrum right now. more geopolitical than it is supply and demand. it's a fungible commodity. the iranians, i think everybody is getting ready for the iranian embargoes to now squeeze a little b

spin into a real spin investors a panic a wall street had its worst session in a long time last night a trade war and interest rate hikes are also the reason that has everyone including the u.s. president donald trump he's called the federal reserve crazy for raising right. market turmoil on wall street followed by a massive slump in asia investors around the world are feeling the heat one issue weighing on their minds whether the u.s. fed is going to raise interest rates again it's already done so three times this year it's a measure central banks take to put the brakes on a robust economy markets don't always like it because it makes it more expensive to borrow money. another person who doesn't like it u.s. president donald trump here's what he had to say about the fed on his way to a campaign rally. hard to read that. make it every day so tight i think that is going great. trumps comments come as the international monetary fund and the world bank hold their annual meeting in indonesia so the mood there has been pretty bleak not only have the institutions lowered their forecast for

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a mentor if you like. and one day a week, they study at a local college.ood. the committee wants training providers to up their game. it is calling on the government to introduce a quality assurance mark, like a kite mark system, to help apprentices choose the best employerfor them. the british chambers of commerce represents about 100,000... 0ver 100,000 businesses. jane gratton is head of business environment and skills policy there. you gave evidence to a parliamentary enquiry into apprenticeships, the whole system has changed and yet the number of people joining apprenticeship schemes is still small falling, why can't we get this right? over years we've had many change in the technical system and that's dented confidence for businesses. we need a stable and coherent system that encourages businesses to invest and people to get involved in apprenticeships. but the main message is we can't afford for these apprenticeship reforms to fail. businesses are experiencing really severe recruitment difficulties, and our latest survey shows these are at record le

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it is a tax if you are a consumer. maybe a volume headwind if you are a producer.eally a trade war, or is it just talk of a trade war? gene: it is getting close to a trade war. i still say it is not a trade war yet. we should remember these numbers came out pre-tariffs. people were buying in advance of the tariffs. i think that is giving the market a false boost right now. francine: you think the fed will look at numbers looking at trade erasing impact and therefore delay hiking? know. i think the fed is behind the curve already. two years ago when yellen had to hike against the backdrop, the house is in a very different environment right now. unemployment is down below 4%. i think the u.s. can look at its own economy right now. it does not have to worry about unsettling the rest of the world. it has enough economic momentum. we are not near a crisis point like we were two years ago. francine: do you agree? patrick: i agree with a lot of that. to the extent that tariffs are coming into effect, it does increase inflationary risk. unfortunately it is stagfla tionary

but then he got on a train this time, not a horse or a mule. he got on a train and took it all the way back to denver, because he knew that josefa was pregnant with their eighth kid, and he wanted to be there in time. he got there a couple days before she gave birth to the ir final baby. she died in childbirth. he died a month later. some say of a broken heart, but really it was the aneurysm that burst. that is the end of the story. he was true to josefa. by all accounts, was a loyal and true husband, but was hardly ever there except in the very last years of his life. they are buried together in kit carson park, which may be renamed. and that is sort of the end of the story. that is the saga of "blood and thunder" and kit carson. thank you so much for listening tonight. [applause] you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. on twitter at c-span history for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest street news. host tuckerox news carlson discusses his book "ship of

a motorcycle hit a cone. no major injuries but that could be a factor and distraction as it builds south of the san mateo bridge. we'll take a live look westbound 92 over at your right slowing a bit. it's just an issue with the volume of traffic and limited lanes. you have to go slower. >> slow it on down. no, wait a minute, we want to keep on trucking to the weekend. >> we're going to have a nice weekend too to enjoy it. >> very nice. a lot of activities to enjoy throughout the bay area, so if you had a birthday party planned outside, it's going to be a great weekend for that. you know what else it's a good weekend for? oktoberfest. if you can't been downtown, you have a chance to. it's not just sunday but also tomorrow and sunday. it's in downtown campbell. the event takes place all day. now, to get in it's free, but of course you have to pay for the food and the beer and all the good stuff. so by 1:0078 degrees. temperatures will climb into the 80s into the afternoon because we're keeping that sunshine aro

a man has been shot and killed in liverpool by a man on a bike.ion was launched after the 27—year—old man was shot in the belle vale area of the city. he was treated at the scene but died later in hospital. police say the gunman was believed to be wearing an orange high—vis jacket and have appealed for witnesses to come forward. president trump has welcomed what he called an "historic" decision by the us senate, to confirm his nominee brett kavanaugh, to the supreme court. justice kavanaugh has faced a series of allegations of sexual abuse, which he's strongly denied. his lifetime appointment, approved by 50 votes to a8, could take america's highest court down a more conservative path. police have confirmed 20 people have been killed after a a crash involving a limousine in upstate new york. the limousine, which was reportedly carrying a wedding party, collided with another vehicle in schoharie, which is 170 miles north of new york city. an investigation is currently under way to determine what happened and new york state police say they are not r

this is a briefing on faith in the public square, as a good in and of itself, as a public's -- public good, and as affirmed religious freedom. jewish communities have been the religious square in the united states since at least the 1950's. a man targeted and killed 11 of our jewish brothers and sisters in the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. last night the executive editor gazettepittsburgh post- the only city is where people who are non-jews pronounce the yiddish words correctly. on august 18, 1790 george washington visited newport, rhode island. he wrote a letter to the congregation, entitled "to the hebrew congregation in newport, rhode island." children of the star of abraham who dwell in this the merit andnue goodwill of the other inhabitants. while everyone shall sit safely under his fine and there shall be none to make him afraid. may the father of all mercy andtered -- scatter light make our several vocations useful here. his own due time and way, everlasting and happy. usds that i hope will guide as a country and certainly local community of pittsburgh ove

a type of race we've seen before. a type a race. i'm a populist conservative. incumbent more aligned with the establishment. a good man but we had a hard-fought race and president trump helped me win. >> jon: what are the issues that kansas voters have front and center in their minds right now? >> you might not think of one. but illegal immigration has become quite big. this is one of the reasons why president trump needs governors who have the same point of view as he does. think of what is going on in california where you have all of ice's efforts are counteracted by the sanctuary city policies. we are giving welfare benefits to illegal aliens and in-state tuition and have sanctuary counts east. if i'm governor those will end. the other big issue is taxes. we have high taxes for the midwest. as a result a lot of people are having trouble making ends meet. i aim to follow trump's example and pass on some of the trump tax cut windfall onto the voters of kansas as well as cut our high sales taxes. >> jon: you also have significant budget problems in kansas, don'

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opening fire of a man trying to make a run for it. >>> a plane crashing into the ocean, rescuers pulling the pilot out alive. >>> and dad shaming 007. the photo and snarky comment that has dads around the world proudly standing in solidarity. >> this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening, everyone. denials, possible evidence, and now president trump coming to the defense of saudi arabia, as the plot thickens in the to you two-week long disappearance of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi. turkish forensic they found signs of toxic materials and fresh paint. tonight, president trump is saying it's another case of guilty until proven innocent, coming hours after president trump spoke with saudi arabia's crown prince, who denied any knowledge of khashoggi's fate. we start with bill neely in istanbul. >> reporter: turkish police, sealing off the home of a top saudi diplomat, and searching for clues to a suspected murder. a forensic team has taken soil samples, bricks, and other evidence from the nearby saudi consulate. including, says turkey's president, toxic mater

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despite it being a practice flight.. a lot of people took a break in their day to get a sneak peek. kron 4's gabe slate is live in san francisco... gabe, was francisco... gabe, was there a lot of excitement today? let me show you what is going here at the marina green this is one of the official watch areas they are setting up humanitarian village a lot of interactive exhibits food lot - a ot will going on ok - let's roll video of earlier today. just a few hours ago of the practice show the blue angels and other planes started their test run over the skies of downtown san francisco around 1230 pm today. being in san francisco during these practice runs is always fun because everywhere you look people are looking up to the sky - pointing their phones, trying to get a shot of fly by which can be tricky because they fly by so fast. but. it's a nice shared experience among the people down here on land with the planes zipping by over head.. and it's a free experience there are three airshow's this year friday, saturday, and sunday 12-4pm. some tips on where to watch so alcotraz island in

now only up a third of a percent. around today we were up 300 points on the dow. neil: stuart: it could drop below $1600 a share. extraordinary stuff. connell mcshane in for neil today. as stuart and ashley talked about we were giving up some of those gains. we're up barely over 100 points on the dow jones industrial average. s&p 500 is advancing. if anything markets moved back, barely into positive territory for the year after all the selling. that we saw last week. technology still the story. apple, and

that weighs a kilo and a half. the first rehearsal when i was wearing the hat i felt like my entire upper body was encased in concrete but you can actually move a fair bit the thing with dancers is that we want to use our arms but in this i can't raise them above my shoulders. ideally the audience in the last won't notice anything of the effort involved what they'll see is an explosion of color a philip treacy has designed. was very glamorous and credible stuff yes so but not the first time the physics past of the friedrich shot has worked with a top design words no absolutely not to write this is actually been part of this is part of their revamp strategy i think after about two thousand and eight because this theater of course goes back a hundred years and it had quite a dusty old fashioned image after after the g.d.r. years so they've taken on this practice of working with with top designers and so far we've seen shows with artistic direction by big names like me. you can see here in some of these scenes that ch

0 tolerance party adopted in a sex scandal in 2002. >> just because a priest wars a collar and he's a priest, he commits a crime, there's no justification for that, wrong is wrong. >> 15 priests were credibly charged with sexual abuse, they released the names. all three were eventually allowed back into the church after they were convicted of sexual abuse, as parish priests or other jobs. >> as a survivor i think it's disgusting. >> the treatment of the three men fits a sad and familiar pattern. >> it overwhelms you how bad it was for the victims and all of the kids that could have been saved but weren't. >> a spokesperson for the diocese says all three cases prevent the current policy for the us priests accused of abuse. with and this was said: the 15 names that were released this week are actually an undercount. there is a curre >>> survivors say that the 15 names released this week are actually an undercount. there is currently an independent investigation into the same files. the diocese admits that the short list may still grow. >>> three teenagers are in custody accused of gunni

you are doing a live interview with him that included a furniture store, a gun, and an ammo shop. during the interview, i started hearing noises it was absolutely terrifying. >> what is that? >> there are some explosions occurring. >> are we in danger? >> it's a good time to end this interview. >> i'm society we are going to have to move. i'm going to send it back to you -- i'm sorry, we are going to have to move. i'm going to send it back to you. the mac right after that, the building blew up. we found a massive building consumed by flames. yet again, no one else was there. the only ones that were there for me and the photographer that i was working with. >> -- and one of the things i remember most where the fire sprinklers. you can see the water still coming out desperately trying to extinguish the flames but they were so big, so intense that it was wedding down the ashes. that's what king -- wetting down the ashes. >> reporter: they say they are going to rebuild and they are trying to finalize what the new hotel will look like. let's go back where we find michelle. >> reporter:

and people called him a dream and yet he continues this morning people who had a lot of supporters a lot of people would have voted for him on saturday but a tsunami and karama in which in diary means champion or here and for a lot of people here this morning his surname. quick reminder you can always catch up with all the news on our website the rest of that is al-jazeera dot com. reminding our top stories here are just turkey's team of investigators a family and to the saudi council's residence in istanbul a day after they were denied access they're hoping a search of the site which is near the consulate will provide answers as to what may have happened to a saudi journalist jamal khashoggi he was last seen entering the consulate on october the second and has not been seen since and the u.s. president has called for access to video and audio evidence that turkey claims it has against saudi arabia. turkish sources have told understeer a bodyguard working for the saudi crown prince led the operation against khashoggi by her abdul aziz mitra has been photographed on a number of occasi

maybe a little bit of a balance.d call it a dead cat. maybe not. delta up about 1%. smuckers part of that consumer staples trade that's been in a down trend for awhile. relatively flat. and kohl's relatively flat as well whether or not this is a bottom remains to be seen, but if you do look for places in the early part of traders where we could see the biggest bounces, some of these types of names could do the best in the early hours of trading. back to you. >> thank you very much, dom chu. >>> when we come back, technology taking a body blow. we're talking emerging in the sector when we come back and later, an exclusive interview with chicago fed president charlie evans. everybody wants to know what the fed's thinking right now you'll get a peek right here on "squawk box. stay tuned what do you look for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i wa

i got a cutch l o a couple of s.t to point out is that mental health in the black community is apparently an even bigger issue than i thought. i've been on coalitions with bill cosby and oj simpson and this is the first time i'm having regrets. >> they use comedy to push an agenda. if you support this president, you're either crazy or you are racist. those are the two boxes. because kanye can't be racist, he's fot the's got to be crazy. >> and then they throw in mental health. >> they talk about it until it's time to make fun of someone being open and honest with the president in the oval office. you don't have to agree with what he said but he made a lot of important points. i laugh still because it's kind of funny but they're making serious cultural points to undercut this president. >> and your point about crazy or racist is well taken. i mean that is exactly the box. it's not just snl. that's the box that the media puts everyone in too. i forgot dumb. you're either crazy, racist or dumb and i find that really ins

we saw a bit of a mixed picture. the dow down 0.5% while the s&p 500 was pulled lower by energy and financial stocks. 30% of s&p 500 companies reporting this week. investors are focused on those reports. we had stocks boosting the index higher. this week we have earnings from the likes of microsoft, amazon, and alphabet. dollar index touching a two-month high as well. this will play into the markets in asia, haidi. haidi: we are looking like a pretty weak open as we get into trading in asia. australiak at how opened, just coming online, pretty flat at the moment. looking for some declines when it comes to the shakiness, commodities future weakness, metals weighing on some of the miners, as well as concerns over fluctuation in oil price volatility as well. new zealand coming back online. we are off session lows, but still up 0.8%. we are seeing some weakness in both seoul and tokyo. we are looking ahead to a bank indonesia decision, interesting timing as we have the u.s. dollar index potentially heading to its highest

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a year as a short period of time if it brings us a good result.ans. they have to answer to that government, the parliament. the atmosphere, and i believe it will be positive, there is a genuine desire. i expect the prime minister to state her case. the others will have to think through what she said. i think there are low expectations of a significant breakthrough. but there will be a step change perhaps in both the mood and indeed the possible progress on this difficult issue. even everyday get some white smoke this evening, there is tomorrow and there is n. i'm afraid that people having their breakfast may well have delivered this story. it is ongoing. we all wish the dramatic developments. sometimes they come in very small pieces but when you put them together, we will find that solution which has evaded us find that solution which has evaded us until now. thank you very much. i did mention yesterday, but if you really wa nt did mention yesterday, but if you really want to mourn the intricacies of all of this. europe editor as well is as well.

a socialist, a good man. flu season is here and the fda approved a new treatment.first one in 20 years. it is put out by genentech. once you study you start exhibiting the signs of the flu, you pop in a pill, you do it in the first two days and it starts to attack the virus and reduce the severity of symptoms. they still say you should get a preventive. shot prior to having to pop one of these pills but it is significant because it is the first drug we have had for the flu in 20 years. stuart: thank you for that. dow is up 200. look at that and now this. it has come to this. bombs center two former presidents, toxic politics taking a new unsettling turn. my take on that next. the right? what am i really being charged? and is it eating into my returns? is my advisor a fiduciary? is he always a fiduciary? a good place to start is with an independent registered investment advisor. as fiduciaries, they live by a simple rule: always act in the best interests of their clients. that's why charles schwab is proud to support more independent financial advisors and their cli

meme of a bernie sanders as a beach.body builder and this war of the minds of america to vote against their interest but china is actually infiltrating the hardware with actual chips trying this actually paper trying the soccer or the actual malicious software that's ok we won't talk about that. when the whole make this manufacture can be sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the fines. be the one percent. whole middle of the room six. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down so much they lost their jobs that laid off the americ

when you walk into a nursery classroom and you see a triangle, a square and a circle on the wall or ay creates wonder and excitement while you're in the spaces. it's amazing. we feel really lucky being able to live in this place and have such an amazing community centre. we feel like it's our own place. we're really happy about that, aren't we? yes, we are! you can find out more about all of the nominated buildings on the bbc arts website and watch this year's riba stirling prize live here on the bbc news channel tomorrow evening between 8:30 and 9pm. time now for the weather. you may have heard already we will get some quite warm weather tomorrow that it will turn unsettled again by the end of the week. all the details coming up. a lot of sunshine at the moment, this was in hampshire, a lot of blue skies for many parts of southern england and wales. further north in scotland, very different. awful weather in parts of scotland. this is where the rain has been so far, quite relentless in western scotla nd far, quite relentless in western scotland which has led to a few problems this mo

this is a good thing, it's a good thing for wages and the economy and it's a good thing for a tax collections because the more people work, more text are paid on a more chances we have debate on the deficit. while i don't agree with incredibly deficits as was done under the obama administration when they went from $10 trillion $20 trillion, is where the big spending occurred very i think on balance, this is a positive thing for the economy, people's 401(k)s are doing well, people are able to find employment and most importantly, people are putting more money in their affordso that they can the things that they like and to realize the american dream, which is to have a better life for your kids then perhaps you have had. we need to remember that as we look at things like the deficit. >> was white house, with you have been a staunch critic, would you vote to repeal it all? of it toehouse: some be rebuilt but it would put us in a better place to go forward. there are a bunch of problems with this law and the first is one of the economic problems that we have seen is that income is back to the da

anyway, like you said, it's been a very rough one week span it's a bit of a bounce and it means accordingward silverblad that the s&p 500 just last week alone lost $918 billion in market value. that's how steep that drop was for the s&p 500 companies out there. nothing to sneeze at if you take a look at the year to date period or just like the last month or so if you look at the last month or so the week was 918 if you take a look at the overall month of october, we are still down by about -- you can see here, look at that, about $2.1 trillion with a t that's how much market value has been lost at this point. as we talk about people value hunting, a lot of stocks trading below the respected long-term averages something to keep an eye on as well the utilities are outperforming as well. the only positive sector in the s&p 500 versus consumer discretionary driven by amazon's disappointing results. a 2 point gain or utilities and 12 point loss on discretionaries. from the overall technical standpoint, we've looked at this 200 day moving average for quite some time. this idea that you could se

a human skull found in a backyard. someone then put it in their car and took it to police headquarters. "today in the bay" explains why this could be linked to another discovery just last month. >> oh, my god, no. >> everyone i spoke with had the same reaction when i told them oakland police are investigating the discovery of a human head apparently found in the backyard of this west oakland home. >> my mother has lived on this block 47 years, okay. my cousin lives right here. i can't believe that. how long ago? when was this? >> reporter: it was 9:00 in the morning when someone discovered and actually brought the skull here to police headquarters. >> there was a little bit of flesh on it. i couldn't really tell you how long it took to decompose to the condition that it was. >> reporter: alameda investigators took the skull to the coroner's office to try and figure out how old the person was and how long it had been there. >> we did have a suspicious death recently within the last two, three weeks and we're looking in

the north dakota a be a better place to raise a family. there's a lot of resources here and you've got the salvation army and they beat you here at the methodist church over it lutheran church down there. but i get food from work too at the donuts trying to send all my money home for my wife to pay the bills and rent it's enough to get by you know it's either a you know a one hundred a week or big ice and you understand i have a family. you want to say one hundred twenty five but if you drop it down to a hundred a week. the american dream or some you can always chase i really believe that even during a recession to still opportunities for each is going to look for you got to be over willing to move to change that to get going and go go chase go to it. now a lot of people won't do that but the ones they do with usually come out headlong. because our country is never the stable across the whole world it's very rare to have all fifty states doing well it's also rare to have all fifty states to poorly so we're always moving on that's part of o

stuff i know i will fit just by that off but i can tell a lot of a listener that has a has a. little bit of that has to feel pip he has that tendency a lot of mahama became a citizen when he went back to the us for use working in most of his family lives and started planning for us these are no mayo to join him. so this stuff without an inch or without the suits only for him to get even the found. when they got to djibouti five year old neha was given a visa but her mother was still waiting for a decision my. wife same case same number so they normally do might go to be there so i don't usually get my wealthy jack. but dioceses interview took place before the ban went into effect and it was unclear to her that she had to make a case for a waiver. nicholson a lot of them in the head of the island on the matter who i look at hostile to local show them are. just so i get caught out of time. but i've been. pushing the political scene. that says we won't be granted in your case take into account the provisions of the culture mission. and they give you any other reason that they exp

a common to give a tough time. and the turkish message you see. that's been the scene here playing a black market dealer met hamish a gorilla acting school in one nine hundred sixty five in one thousand nine hundred seventy joined the action theater in munich a protest there to that fassbender soon took over he wrote directed and acted in critical plays that confronted german society head on. siebel easy. but he was very sensitive and although he didn't see himself as a teacher he sensitized people in a provocative way that really touched them and you can feel how connected he was to society's outsiders. there was a lot of rebel and a lost soul in him one who identified with the outsiders in this world and in german society to feel. any pain. and it's i know he wasn't respected for his work because he was so provocative he made films that didn't have anything to do with the mainstream films like fear eats the soul which is about immigration and fox and his friends which is about homosexuality. homosexuality. after

full blown job is there a real intention at goldman to become a big bank with a deposit base, with ag about it but they haven't done it. >> what do you think they should do when we say banking i'm talking about i give you money and then i have a checkbook is it brutal, brutal business? >> or commercial banking just focus on what they know. >> even that is slightly less brutal it's all about margins and fees and everything has been compressed. >> it is i did a piece about some possible acquisitions. look at someone like key, big player in commercial real estate, big trustee in cnbs deals. very big market. goldman loves that market. they could join, and they really don't have a deposit base. >> some of the highest funding costs and lowest assets for any funding base, do they need to fix that >> if you want that reward, you've got to stop being a bank. go back to the fed and say, we're converting it back into a non-bank as it was before 2008 same with morgan stanley by the way. you save millions of dollars a year >> always a pleasure to get your insight? >> thank you. >>> still ahead, c

it's a fix for a ten over session. they will score below the market prediction and no more than two rounds will be scored in the last over of the session. such changes in the pace of the game all subtle and for spectators unnoticeable during a much lost in five days. ninety i was in and so apply amman it won all two i was here all that. and. we cannot actually scoring runs probably would even think it's match fixing. now calls the bookmaker again for a second fix during the same test match. now just before the start of the innings. you're not allowed. it's a repeat of the previous fakes a tenth of a session low score last over amanda. the fix is retain. that for me and i say that often involving sign play as. the third test of the series is back in two by. the noddings in yet another fix. the pattern is familiar fix session of ten overs the score below the market prediction and the last of the ten or list will be. once again in the now as information is correct. and you've got to fix is in the same gang. and the six na

a will regulated militia a message -- necessary to a freeze --e this for a free state doesn't say anything about bump stocks or armor piercing bullets, doesn't say anything about background checks, my dad -- i come from a family of hunters. one of the first things i bought was a bb gun. would buy and sell weapons. he believed in common sense. who wereed that people trying to buy lessons should go through a background check. he believed that armor piercing would be banned because it would kill people. if you are on a no-fly list you should not able to buy weapons. those are common sense. congress we in the should use common sense. >> i would like to remind the arming -- armor piercing bullets are illegal. back down to my point of enforcing the current laws. would you support repeal of the second amendment? >> absolutely not. this is america. to defendthe people ourselves against the government. absolutely not. >> no amendments being repealed? 's >> the second amendment. >> it should not be repealed. but i think we should use some common sense in the way we interpret it. funny that he says t

>> it was not -- we violate that a little bit, not a lot. if we get it fixed were be happier people. we are going to need the workers, by the way. we don't have enough workers to fill some of these jobs. >> tell me what your grandfather did when he came to the united states. >> like everybody else, he didn't finish high school. i don't think any of my grandparents finished high school, they may have been documented for all i know. he worked as a dishwasher and worked in a great part of time. he had to learn quickly and he kinda worked his way up and eventually worked at a bank and became a vp. after world war ii he became a stockbroker. that's what piqued my interest in financial markets. he's a great man. >> the reason i asked the question is look around this room, we see 100 different immigrant stories here. they are all different, scratching out living in greece in your case were running for -- or in some of the cases being in this country voluntarily but everybody came from ambitious riffraff. so, do we want more of a merit basis are jus