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still, it's a long—running race, so we have to carry on. ll, and hopefully we can continue on this month. the wife of a liverpool fan critically injured before the club's match against roma in april says he'll never make a full recovery. father—of—three sean cox suffered serious brain injuries when he was assaulted by italian hooligans ahead of the champions league semi—final. martina cox has been speaking to our sports editor, dan roan. they were the scenes that shamed football. crowd disturbances outside anfield in april, the violence which overshadowed liverpool's champions league semi—final against roma resulted in one man fighting for his life. sean cox, the victim of an attack that left the irish father of three with severe brain injuries. at her homejust outside three with severe brain injuries. at her home just outside dublin, three with severe brain injuries. at her homejust outside dublin, his wife, martina, told mejust how tough the last seven months had been. shaun wane to a match in april and never came home. i miss sean, the ch

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there is a long way to go. host: mike lillis joining us, telling about the democratic leadership elections. talking about nancy pelosi as >> back live to capitol hill this morning. to the visitors center. this is just outside the auditorium where house democrats are meeting on their leadership elections today. from roll call pelosi and opponents down play the importance of caucus votes in speaker battle. writing this morning house democratic leader and nancy pelosi and small contingent of members who oppose her are both heading into wednesday's leadership elections knowing she's emerge as the nominee for speaker. the two sides still have different expectations for what will happen in a january 3 floor vote, which is five weeks from now. as pelosi remains confident that she'll have the support of the majority of the house to secure the gavel and her opponents are still predicting she won't. as members continue to gather here, we will be keeping track of developments in the leadership elections today. we'll bring

so -- >> as you said, a long way from here to there. thanks, larry. >> a bar fight caught on camera, what we are learning about one of the suspects on the loose. >> frustrated and seeking answers, you will hear what fire evacuees were told when they were asking about going home. >> you can see the rain is widespread across the bay area, land of blue jeans. and burgers. and while blue jeans got all skinny on us... i can't feel my legs. ...no way are we giving up on burgers. that's why i created the all-american ribeye burger, made with 100% ribeye beef, ribeye burgers are back, america. fresh spring mix, and provolone cheese on a potato bun. it's a burger as american as bald eagles. i get it, i'm bald. fast food's first and only ribeye burgers are back, america. try them today. >>> all right, here is a live look at doppler 7, we are told delays at sfo are up on to three hours now. the conditions are rough out there, a lot of wind, a lot of rain, it's going to continue to get more intense this evening, we will have the full forecast in a f

if a week is a long time, two weeks to get this deal right in parliament is a very long time.e can predict where parliament will go considering the credibility of this negotiations. the devil will probably be in the detail is people look at those. if she can push back against the attacks on her deal, thenit against the attacks on her deal, then it will become the deal. it is amazing where she has got to right now and you cannot bet against it to get her through the house though it isa get her through the house though it is a long way. gibraltar could be an issue and uk giving spain of it on a future trade agreement. could that bea future trade agreement. could that be a sticking point? actually i do not. when you look at the scale of the discussion and the size of the other issues, gibraltar is an issue, yes, it is sovereignty for the uk, but negotiations that will happen over the following years will pick up over the following years will pick up things like gibraltar and there will be a holding point. it also works on the optics for both sides. gibraltar is very important but

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the united states under many pros has a long in warning out of breakin its treaty and other promise. the united states is going to leave a treaty again. welcome back to the weekly now after almost two decades in national politics angela merkel has announced on monday that she was going to step down as party leader of the christian democratic union adding that she won't run the chance for a fifth time decision does come on the heels of her party's latest disappointing performance regional elections in the state of her. the figures that came in overnight from her selection a wholly disappointing and bitter boys did this politically it can no longer be business as usual for us after this result has after the result of the area after the conflicts between the c.d.u. c.s.u. in the summer and after all the difficulties in forming a government coalition as the previous attempts to form one between the c.d.u. c.s.u. f.t.p. and the green party fell through. angela merkel began her political career after the fall of the bird in war joining the c.d.u. in one nine hundred eighty nine ten years la

i knew that a long time ago. but being president has cost me a fortune, a tremendous fortune like you have never seen before. but someday, i will tell you what that is. and i knew that a long time ago, because i don't do deals. all i do is focus on this country and making great deals for this country. i don't focus on making great deals for myself because i don't care anymore. so, saudi arabia has nothing to do with me. what does have to do with me is putting america first. wait, wait, wait. they're buying hundreds of billions of dollars worth of things from this country. if i say we don't want to take your business, if i say we're going to cut it off, they will get the military equipment and other things from russia and china. russia and china would be very, very happy because right now we are doing very well against china. we are doing very well against everybody, including russia, and i'm going to keep it that way. and i am not going to tell a country that is spending hundreds of billions of dollars and has hel

>> you know we take a long-term perspective. for those that are tactical this is a time the stay put and have a little dry powder on the si sidelines. we saw it with the tech selloff. i expect the same occurrences in the coming weeks >> i wanted to ask about the banks in particular. they are the worst performing group today. earlier we saw the ten-year yield drop to the lowest level now everyone is singing a new dovish tune. does it mean the financials are a no go? >> i think the financials are attractive i think in the same way investors really read way too much into comments that we were below the neutral zone and that there was more to go they probably overreacting on the positive side today that we have fewer in the pipeline i think we could easily see the fed continue to be knew answered and continue to aim at that neutral rate that means we are likely to get back and forth i think the financials benefit when ever we see a pick-up in long-term interest rates and they anticipate more rate hikes as opposed to fewer like it is

she should have come here a long time ago she was hesitant and then he showed up with massive police protection this is a show of cowardice from our chancellor she should have got my backside sooner and stepped down long ago. public outrage in ireland so you offer a man is cleared of right because of the underwear the victim was wearing. or the welcome you're watching r t international where it's just gone two pm here in moscow now the pentagon has failed its first ever full audit that looked into spending on personnel but while discrepancies have been discovered that exact figure has been given on how much money was unaccounted for the organizations top brass though don't sign surprised. we never thought we were going to pass an audit everyone was betting against us that we wouldn't even do the audit or the pentagon audit kicked off last december and covered two point seven trillion dollars in assets the cost of the whole process total for four hundred thirteen million dollars well over a thousand orders from outside firms i beg your pardon examine hundreds of thousands of items to h

war and that inspired the work of civil rights activists in the decades ahead and the us started a long running debate about what it means to be a global power economically militarily and diplomatically. wilson had resisted calls to enter the war since it began in one nine hundred fourteen but after a german u. boat torpedo the cargo ship aztec on april first getting congress to declare war was easy by the time the armistice was signed on november eleventh one thousand nine hundred eighteen one hundred sixteen thousand u.s. troops had died either in combat or because of the flu pandemic kazan says that does not mean the antiwar movement had failed what the story there to we're moving doing what one can teach us is that it's crucial for americans for people for the nation to force their politicians and their media. and their businesses those of other businesses to. think very carefully about this decision because once you decide to go to war there's no going back an important insight one hundred years on especially given that americans still don't agree on when and why the u.s. should go

we are on a long distance marathon. it is far from over. s a marathon that includes not only building and reclaiming land to build affordable housing , but also protecting renters and they're existing homes. it is making sure that we get the most amount of benefits with any luxury corporate developer that comes into our hood. because of families in our community deserve more. just walk around these streets. there are hundreds and thousands of our loved ones on the streets we see them intense. we see them living in cars. or you don't see them. because they are doubled and tripled in apartment buildings like this. this is why we do it. we do it for all the hundreds of homeless kids that come to school after a restless nights sleeping in the shelter. they deserve more. they deserve more. and we deserve more. when you join our movement, will you join our movement. we are just getting started. are you all ready to party and celebrate we -- are you ready to party and celebrate, i thank everyone for being here. i will turn it back over to marcy. pl

want to set up in the uk, because of these do business here, but there are still a massive gap in a longthis helps create wealth and jobs, which is good, given that it is the second most populous country in the world, the largest democracy in the world, a capitalist country. this is different britain, a post—brexit prison, and is good for the global economy as well. we need other countries trading well. let's swiftly move on. we do not have much time at all. so i want to move on to the plans for the business services tax, but all twitter story later. but kellogg's, really struggling, sales down to the share price down, kellas is happy to rethink its business model. when you walk down the serial liar is, most of what is on the shelves is from kellogg's, but a lot of it is kicked in sugar. they are carrying mechanism for sugar. the deterrence will say this is the freedom of choice situation, but no, you are poisoning our children. refined sugar? diabetes and obesity are major problems in all and obesity are major problems in a ll western and obesity are major problems in all western countr

we need a long-term political solution to many of these conflicts. and in many cases, we recognize humanitarian assistance is but a precondition to creating opportunities for a political settlement. are part of the administration's approach in this part of the world. when called upon, we provide humanitarian assistance that is in line with american interests. i think it is. but certainly it is a complicated situation. we are all looking for a political solution that will allow for a brighter future for communities that have suffered a long time. policy debates are you anticipating with the democratic-controlled house? the good news is, the work we do has strong bipartisan support. we look forward to working with the new leadership in the house. there will be a good, healthy debate. i'm sure there will be lots of oversight. we welcome that, we should have oversight. >> thanks for being our guest. mr. green: thank you. i appreciate it. newsmakers is back after our conversation with mark green, the administrator of usaid. i have been reading about ambass

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guest: this has been a long-term trend in voting since before election day. i've written that it has increased a lot, and it continues to. people last year voted either in person, early, or by a mailed ballot. we are seeing anecdotal we are seeing anecdotal reports it is up this time. work on factor we do lines at polling places and it a good thing to have the convenience of voting early but that the lines are a little longer because people are wait.g to i don't think there are any additional security concerns for voting earlier at a polling place. he machinery is often very similar to those at the election day polling sites but there is a move much more in this. millions york times" already have more americans are of absentee and early voting with at least 27.5 ballots cast nationwide in four days of the campaign still to go. allowed in 17 states and washington, d.c. and they have last sed those of the midterm election. next is florida. caller: good morning. -- i have been watch be the debates and post say the other party is crooked. that seems to be the main

they want quality, finely crafted products and will last a long time. : the temptation to go down market has proved too strong for some luxury rivals. we can think of some that are gone down market and pay a price. hermes resisted that and maintained the aspirational end of the market. it does cap your growth. is the sensation strong? bob: for us, no. our goal is to increase market share. that is how we continue to get growth. we believe by delivering our message broadly and consistently, as long as we continue to attract new customers and a broader client base, that is how we are getting our growth. vonnie: it seems perfume has become a strong brand. youtraditional -- how do put your emphasis quarter to quarter? bob: we have 16 different product categories. by constantly looking full circle we can focus on different categories at different times. if one gets softer, we can shift to another one for we see opportunities. footwear is the very strong for the last couple of years. it continues to grow. we see great growth in that category as well. amanda: it

i was just listening that's the best i've heard in a long time and then how thinking like a geologist can help solve the world. so they are accelerating that rate but if you look back in the time of 55 million years ago that was the time when we exceeded 400 parts per million by a long shot and led to incredible changes in climate. and then with the ice core data they can measure those changes in the atmosphere we can see how things have changed and they are s.essentially raising ever since we burned cool and clear out large areas. we have caused this problem. it is extremely rapid. you cannot cool a planet at the rate we can heat it up. there is a big price to pay for this. how far it will go? i don't know. butt these are unnatural but we have to have nuclei in there somewhere to keep this going. >> mister inglis i'm asking about those republicans in congress to have issues of climate change why do you think that is quick. >> and those that fit with the values and what they have heard is a big government solution of regulation so if we don't think we have a solution that fits the val

this was our first home games since such a long period, first home goal in sucha such a long period,such a long period, it was so important for all of us to get his winning feeling back into our football club, and into our dressing room, to show that we are able to have a clean sheet, we are able to score goals at home and we are able to win games. well this is how the bottom of the table stands, huddersfield have climbed off the bottom and up to 18th, behind newcastle on goal difference. fulham slip to the foot of the premier league with five straight defeats and still yet to keep a clean sheet since their promotion. stoke city wingerjames mcclean has been warned by the fa for his use of offensive language on social media. he posted his anger at abuse he received over not wearing a poppy, describing some stoke fans as "cavemen". whilst the fa told mcclean off, they did say any abuse received by the player was unacceptable. the irish internationalfeels the fa are turning a blind eye to the sectarian abuse. wales have brought in a couple of new faces for their nations league match aga

china wants to be a long-term leader as well. it will be made in china by 2025. really important we make that difficult for them to do. export controls. that is a real signal that will damage china but not hurt the overall economy. these are the kind of actions we will start to see. it is going to impact supply and demand for the chip companies because the growth rate we experience, the demand will not be the same. jonathan: james athey? i want to bring you into the conversation. your thoughts? james: i am pretty sanguine about the whole trade war thing. i agree with gershon. the u.s. is able to withstand this because it is a closed economy. when i look at china and the decline in the growth rate over there, to me that tallies more tightly with the deleveraging, the consolidation of power of president xi and his stepping down on heavy manufacturing and excess capacity and the leverage that has driven the infrastructure, etc. to me the growth has been flowing in a line with the domestic policy. the trade is laterally more doubling down on some of the negativity. i

gives additional volumes to clients and a core market of ours, which is the u.s., and it gives us a long-termtnership for further client referrals with the u.s. background, so that is a nice add-on to our core organic growth strategy. nejra: good morning. just a couple of days ago, i spoke to philipp hildebrand of ubs, and we had a great conversation about consolidation in the method antonin -- asset management and banking. he expects there to be more in the industry at least, so i'm going to be cheeky and get this question in. has anyone approached you? zeno: we are a fiercely independent company, backed by ownership and majority chair holder ship. families control the majority of capital involved. we still believe in and are anvinced that to have independent client focused strategy is best for our clients, for our shareholders, for our teams, so no. vulnerable atfeel all, or do you want to be in an aggressive stance in this marketplace? i want to get a sense of how you feel about the consolidation story at the moment. zeno: well, you know, a few thoughts on that. first, we think that the ma

otherwise it's going to take a long, long time, and we've been waiting on some of these piers for a long, long time already and don't want to wait another five years. >> thank you so much for the question and the guidance. this process, which was a request for information, an r.f.i., is really to seek maximum feasibility in public serving uses, or uses that serve the public, bring the public in, because we heard loud and clear from the waterfront plan update, that is really the goal. in addition to historic preservation that the public seeks, so the thousand flowers are different ideas of how to bring the public in, and staff will be listening to the community groups, listening to what happens online, but importantly doing analysis to bring to the commission to say this is what we think we should do in terms of an r.f.p. for x and y pier. some piers may be less well positioned for investment, and we'll be bringing our results of our own internal analysis and understanding of the facilities combined with the public and coming to the commission to work through the details of next step so w

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how could it not you don't need -- you're just below rather than a long way. those are two far different things. >> right so if he came out -- forget the prior speech if he came out with in speech, what would the market have done probably not a lot. >> if he said we are a long way from neutral you'd be looking at the exact opposite reaction in the stock market and probably much worse >> what he has done is elicitsed a massive short squeeze and lowered the the car. don't look at 10-year, it's unchange look at 2-year it's important the yield on the 2-year is moving lower he gets the markets. >> look at the 0 the 10 is almost round trip. if you hit the back button on the chart you had up the 2 is in the process of round trips with you the 10 is almost unchanged. >> shouldn't it be that way though the expectation is december happens. you expect rates to move up, would you not? and then we'll see and i think without saying it today he said it >> but what he could say -- when you say you're a long way from neutral, right, what it could mean is that there is just no i

it's been a long stretch of dry weather. there will be some development taking place fast, though, the system is moving in. this looks like a late morning and for the front to go through. the potential of 3-5 inches, a lot of burn areas will have to keep an eye on it, too much rain too soon, it could be something bad. heavier ran will be to the north, but everyone will be on it today. and friday, as well, it will are more towards the north and to the south. it's 43 up in truckee, to worry wind. the winter storm watch is out, to is when it will get down to the lake level and lower, two photo possible and 6 to 12, and down to the 6,000 foot level. the front is back here, we're getting the warm sector, that's what is moving through right now, it's on its way here in the next couple of hours, if you have to do something to the south, it may arrive earlier afternoon for some. 50s and 60s, we'll say god bito the 30s on the temperatures, it's developed for some, and it will spread south, and the cold air is south and it could produc

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lot of poor people in the population income inequality so their economy has a long way to go plus part this is perhaps key they are notoriously bad with trade deals they have a history of being bad with trade deals and i'll give you an example that just took place here in august the u.s. and india negotiating a deal in india proposed tariffs on twenty nine u.s. products that since been withdrawn but india it really has a long way to go and one other thing these countries are not just worried about the trade war they're also worried about china is using. ticks to influence economics for instance when north korea and south korea took the u.s. defense missile system they punish south korean companies china did japan had travel companies punished and so it goes on and on and on if you don't act politically the way china wants you to they could just you know tighten the screws so that's another reason they're looking for alternatives these countries and steve just real briefly do you think things are going to get better or worse in the near for say the end of the year on

that violated a long history of the court remaining neutral the point is still a good one.any of us have criticized justice ginsburg for her many political statements and she has apologized on occasion but continues to make them it is really the domain of the chief justice to make it clear that this conduct is not appropriate for members of the court and he should start there i think when he wants to fight the politicization of the courts i have less than 30 seconds is it wise for the president to take on the chief justice whom he may need in close 5 to 4 decisions down the road? >> i have been very critical of the president's criticism of individual judges in the court. i think he is dead wrong on this. there is no question that there are judges with different ideologies. the obama judges are likely to have a different interpretive approach than trump judges. the chief justice is right. they do try to get it right. in case of judge tygar that decision likely would have been issued by republican and democratic nominees on the court. >> ed: and, professor, there is certainly