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buy aan: would you century bond from argentina now they repriced? mr. buchanan: is relative value.ight now, now we are not buying them. we are buying local currency bonds. yield and you get paid for the risk. recognize that there is volatility there. i think there's a price for most assets and right there with a century bond we haven't had any recently. i adequately , lastsated for the risk year we weren't, are we now? mr. rusnak: emerging-market debt is backed up to 360, 370 spreads. when you come back down and you're looking at yields roughly at the 6.5% range which you haven't seen since the 16. we think overall there are good areas of opportunity into michael's points, its pockets. yet to be very selective. jonathan: are you looking at credit sectors or regions? moore regions. we have switched a little bit more favorable to latin america and also to asia right now. i think you have to look at each country individually. every country is undergoing its own idiosyncratic story whether it be elections or sanctions. i don't think you can look at the block of in and just allocated to

created as aan was public service. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. yourn is brought to you by cable or satellite provider. >> this weekend on american artifacts, we look back on the american participation in world war i. here is a preview. when visitors walk through the gate, a lot of people are struck by how beautiful it is and how well-maintained it is work goes into it. the sites are maintained by u.s. government. there is at least one american manager at each of the sites. i think it is important for americans to realize that this is their taxpayer dollars at work. it is not just the battle. peoplere that is what are having a hard time understanding. any of them who fell on the field are to my left ear. there has always been a connection to the french and americans. 1976, we see to the turnout of the first memorial days here. all the schoolchildren, although local officials. it has

it follows a controversial court's decision lifting aan on for-profit firms g r controlliniversities.his is one of the first major protestsince the president took office in march for a second tim his first administration also marked by widespread student unrest. he has tried to defusest tensio, ining that access t free higher education is here to stay. jane: it is estimated tha nearly 50 million people are living with dementia worldwide. those suffering from the illness struggle to express themselves. a grouof artists and scientists is challenging the social taboos that surround the condition by harnessing the arts to help with communition. our health correspondent fergus walsh went to meet them. fergus: this is music for life, a projere professional musicians played to care home residents with advanced dementia, often people who have lost all other forms of communication. >> sometimes we're looking at small and subtle thinghe facial expression, or it could be the way that their body posture changes in response to what is haening. people are able to express themselves and show who the

the founders cup will take place on aan slater.nutes from fresno. >> our reporter jason has the story. ♪ >> reporter: 1007 miles from the nearest beach and smack dab in the middle of the state sits a hang ten high away in the city of la moore call the surf wave. a man made body of water that mimics the ocean. needless to say it's extremely popular with the pro surfing community. >> nothing else like it in the world. when we can come out and create the perfect wave and push every time a special wave for the surfers it really creates a consistent environment. >> this one of a kind high-tech wave pool is the brain child of kelly slater. the first time this week the public will get a peek inside the 140-acre compound for the founders cup of surfing. a nationally televised competition featuring the best surfers in the world. >> to give you a perspective at just how massive the surf ranch is, we're talking 15 million gallons of water. 2,000 feet in length. about 7 football fields allowing the surfers to right a wave 45 seconds each time.

color my source skeptical, about whether in the end, they're going to reach some kind of aan agreement. but it's very clear from watching rudy guiliani over the last few days that what's important to the president is what what rudy guiliani is doing. what he is doing is making it appear the president is very willing to testify. is trying to reach an agreement with the special counsel to do so. so that if in the end he ends up not testifying, they look like they have made a good faith effort and the president can then place the blame elsewhere rather than on himself. >> this is very interesting, jeffrey toobin, make it appear as if the president wants to sit down. make it look like these are good faith negotiations. they're increasingly every day that passes it seems to 93 this show, the rudy guiliani show is an entity itself. it's not a means to an end. he's not there creating an outcome with robert mueller. he is there to create this show which is a part of the larger political argument. >> right. what the president said he wants better tv lawyers. now he has a good lawyer who is maki

items 8 through 13 really are authorizing revenue bonds aan associated appropriations for the capital projects for water, power, sewer at the p.u.c. they total, i think with power, specifically hetch hetchy and the cap-and-trade, $340 million. for water, $483 million, and then wastewater-sewer, 987 million. so, why don't you share with us. thank you. >> i have a few comments. chair cohen, committee members, eric sandler, c.f.o. of the p.u.c. so, the six items before you, 8-13, relate to our two-year capital budgets for the enterprise, hetch hetchy water and power, water enterprise and wastewater enterprise. and last week the general manager reviewed a number of key capital programs and i discussed the vetting and adoption process and review process of the c.i.p., included the commission review, and the capital planning committee. in terms of a summary of the appropriations, hetch hetchy water and power, $350.02-year appropriation. some of the projects are the mountain tunnel project, rehab, and investments in local distribution assets. water, $483 million, 2-year appropriation. the pr

one word, a society which is indeed a peaceful society, and a society in which life really can only aan end, and not means for an end. i think that the young have a very important role to play in a changing society. but i also think, and this may be an arguable question, that one ought to know a little history, political science, sociology, a little mathematics, a little literature. >> and i think a good case can be made that these students, rooted as they are by their ideals, are actually engaged in a counterrevolutionary movement. certainly, its effects will be such since it will build up a on thence and a whiplash part of reactionaries, and will sweep away the great gains that have been made in liberal practices and in academic freedom. i think the stage of youth is perhaps a new recently discovered stage of life. it creates a lot of problems for our society because you are peopleing or permitting to take a lot of people to look at society and a very leisurely -- in a very leisurely way and compare its practices against what it claims about itself, and so forth. on the other hand, my

cohen is not a member of mar-a-lago and would have needed aan invite.ying he was happy to see cohen at #mar-a-lago. called michael cohen to quote check in before cohen appeared in court regarding his office raid. again, the white house down-playing his relationship. >> the president has many attorneys. >> reporter: michael cohen's own lawyer painted a picture of more than a relationship. before trump became president, nearly constant contact between the two men. >> michael cohen got calls at 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter: has that changed after more than a decade of michael cohen being at trump's side? perhaps, there are own two men who know the answer to that. so michael cohen was one of the originals who pushed for donald trump to run for president. back in 2011, he started a web side called should trump one. and as much as the white house has been trying to distance donald trump from michael cohen, michael cohen still feels strongly about the president and clearly supports him. he told "vanity fair" magazine that i am the guy who protects the pres

mid to upper 60s, more sunshine around shaig aan diego and los angeles. thunderstorms today through possibly sunday. only monday is looking dry right now. >> thanks, mike. this morning police need your help finding a purse snatcher targeting the most vulnerable of us. >> one of the latest victims is 93 years old and she has serious injury. >> reporter: hi, natasha, police have a very good picture of this man. take a look. this is who they think stole the purses from two women. if you know this man, concord police would like to hear from you. they think they stole the purses of women from a 93-year-old and a 64-year-old. they thi he got away in a white car, possibly a chevy malibu. they have a picture of that car as well. officers say he has a tattoo on his right forearm. this happened at the bank of america or just outside of it at the sun valley mall in concord. it happened just after 4:00 on friday. they tell us that the 93-year-old woman was knocked to the ground and was significantly hurt. they say she is still in the hospital. again, if you know this

doctor mike vickers who succeeded me under the intelligence also of course, had a role to oversee the aan for different reasons. mike vickers grew very concerned so we agreed let's terminate after two years when the normal term is a three year term. and michael flynn took it very well. we had ceremony for him and that summer of 2014. and i lost contact with him and i think my observation is from afar that i think that early departure ate at him and he became an angry man. he began advising several of the republican candidates and kind of connected with mr. donald trump. and he became very outspoken, very ideological. and you know this is raises a concern. he mentioned john brennan, myself about speaking out. what our views are and that is in itself, controversial. i acknowledge that. i certainly, it is not a role that i anticipated when i retired i never would have thought doing that. but i think we are under different circumstances now. i started this trying to defend the community. that is all he had in mind and i have evolved into perhaps a broader role. but not one that i had planned

may be aan situation little bit of a cause for concern in terms of the dialing back of some of the reformst at the same time, there could be a little bit of scope for a fiscal stimulus. think, we don't need to be too worried about a fiscal stimulus. that will be something that will support growth for the rest of this year. anna: what about some of the other policies that have been talked about by five start and the league -- five-star and the league? monday, they were talking about allowing countries asking thee euro, ecb to forgive 250 billion euros worth of debt. a lot has changed since then. do you think investors are being too complacent about what could be a policy statements from this new italian government? or are there so many hurdles to get there? if we look at what the position has been from five-star on the euro and e.u., they have said some pretty tough thinsgs. the btpis chart shows spread over bunds. there is a bit of nervousness, but not pichai kind you have kindted to see -- not the you have expected to see. sarah: the road -- there were real concerns. we need to keep an ey

. >> al aan dershowitz, lastly to you. judge ellis is weighing the evidence.your reaction to the news there confirmed by stephanie ruhle that we had tom barrack interviewed by the special counsel in december. >> today the worst place you want to be is a friend or business associate of donald trump because prosecutors will stop at nothing to try to flip you and make you a witness against him. there are two tragedies here. one the way the white house has behaved and second, the way mueller, who has a mixed reputation when i was in boston with regard to four innocent people who spent their life and two of them died in jail -- >> that is not jail. can you not say that, professor. that's a lie. do not assault his reputation. that's just not true. >> let me talk about your reputation. painter is trying to turn -- parlay his anti-trump zealotry into a position -- >> you have no right to go on national television and say things that are false about robert mueller. it's mott abonot about you. >> you say i know nothing about israel. you condemned me for that. >> this ha

what it is is aan attempt that goes in line with what is happening with the freedom caucus about rod rosenstein and the impeachment to say everybody is fair game tor -- for the president to show you are serving at his pleasure and it was not a veiled threat but not with legal teeth behind it and he will continue to do so on twitter because it makes news. >> and jeffrey toobin, some of his lawyers that have walked out of the door, have counseled the president not to fire robert mueller and rod rosenstein. in these words here, particularly as he has more of a pit bull kind of legal team around him now, do you think that possibility is -- is alive again. >> it is no question it is increased. remember emmet flood is from williams and connelly, they are a familiously aggressive law firm. they represented bill clinton and -- and hillary clinton in the investigation. people older than you will represent brandon sullivan represented north in the iran cant raw investigation and he said i'm not a potted plant. i will interrupt. emmet flood comes out of the world and it is more aggressive or fi

nejra: a stunning victory in the , and aan election landmark shift for the southeast asian nation.ng words like stunning and landmark, is it a done deal, though? >> it is a historic moment, but whether it's a done deal remains to be seen as the new prime minister has yet to be sworn in. that was anticipated earlier this morning, with speculation he will go to the royal palace to be received, but that was not to be the case. but in a press conference held earlier this afternoon, he sought to affirm the victory, stating that the coalition as a whole has secured 135 222iamentary seats of the that were contested. a simple majority, that is 112. indicating the simple majority had not been won by any single party. he did say that the government has been put in place quickly as no ruling administration is currently in place for malaysia. he spoke of efforts among the opposition parties to ensure the swearing-in ceremony would happen by 5:00 p.m. local time in malaysia, so we are anticipating that he has conceded that the. good morning from london. what kind of change can we expect from so

created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of house, the he white supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. this week on "q&a" author robert kerson. he discusses his book "rocket man" the the astronauts who made man's first journey to the moon. >> when did you know you had a good story? and saw walking through the u boat which is the same book wrote in my first that was found by two recreational scuba divers. intention to do but show off this wonderful submarine. i wandered through the space center section of the museum and stumbled across a spacecraft that looked at once to have come from the past and the future. it was skashd and it was browned and battered and i looked on the placard and explained this was the command module of apollo 8. and i loved astronauts and space as a kid. i thought i knew a lot about space but really, what i knew is which was man's first landing on the m

created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies.oday, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> tonight on our final landmark cases program, we look at the regions of the university of california. a u.s. supreme court case on affirmative action. that is next on c-span. later, the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. >> inside that car is alan bakke, returning to his home in los altos tonight, after winning his fight to enter medical school. >> i think it is a rct

to establish programs to ensure aan timely ssn such as enumeration of birth deciding to a newborn thereby for federally funded programs for eligibility and others. as it continues to increase and through the ftc and law enforcement for those investigations to assign a new number with that misuse of the number it is important to know assigning a new number can cause more problems for example the absence of a credit history that makes it more difficult but nevertheless the recognition of those effects we will refine those policies to serve the needs of the victims we have added flexibility to policies and we encourage front-line employees to know with experts and we will continue to do what we can to mitigate the effects of misuse but we alone cannot solve the problem of the overreliance of the ssn. as long as it remains key to those of value like credit it will have commercial value it will continue to be targeted for misuse. identity theft is a broad public policy issue for the chairman and the subcommittee thank you for your efforts to protect the internet -- ssn including removing from

created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> tonight on our final landmark cases program, we look at the regions of the university of california. a u.s. supreme court case on affirmative action. that is next on c-span. later, the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. >> inside that car is alan bakke, returning to his home in los altos tonight, after winning his fight to enter medical school. >> i think it is a reflection of what life is like in the united states. a reflection under gerald ford and an american society that said, these people can sit downstairs in the movie theater, they can register to vote, why aren't they happy with that? >> a majority of americans can support this. >> a majority of americans can >> affirmative action has been enhanced, which is what i told the president.

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mise was aan pro lie.showing the iranian regime and it's history of pursuing nuclear weapons. this was a horrible, one-sided deal that should have never ever been made. it did not bring calm. it did not bring peace. and it never will. iran's military budget has grown by almost 40%. its economy is doing badly. sanctions were lifted, the dictatorship used its new funds to build a nuclear capable missiles, support terrorism, and caused havoc throughout the middle east. the agreement was so poorly negotiated that even if iran' fully complies, the regime can still be on the verge of a nuclear breakout in a short period of time. sunset provisions are totally on acceptable. if i allow this deal to stand, there would be a nuclear arms race in the middle east. everyone would want their weapons ready by the time iran had theirs for making -- theirs. making matters worse, it will detect and punish cheating and do not even have the unqualified right to inspect many important locations including military facilities. de

created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continue to bringou unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable and satellite provider. here are program highlights for this memorial day weekend. saturday on c-span, at 9:30 p.m., the munk debate -- is political correctness a threat to free speech or a positive source for social justice? booktv, 11:00 p.m. eastern, john meacham. tv,on american history c-span3, at the clock p.m. on archival films on world war i. sunday 6:30 p.m., chris christie at the institute of politics. on booktv at 9:00 p.m., former intelligence director james clapper. tv, c-span3,istory on american artifacts, a tour of battlefield monuments and american cemetery in france. morrill day on c-span at 11:00 a.m. eastern, live coverage of a wreath-laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. on booktv, in depth with novelist david balda -- david cci, and then at 10:00 a.m., the marking of the cen

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smith, aan matteau sense of volatility. how do you play that volatility?tarted to pick up in january and february. in the second half of 2017, you had a pretty benign environment for equities with volatility remaining low interest rate supportive. we have moved to a slightly different environment where growth is accelerating and volatility has picked up. i think people scale that position in the next three months. expectedt have synchronize growth and low volatility from last year would continue and i think they retreated slightly. this year, you have had a relatively sharp rally in the u.s. dollar and that throws some of the momentum trades of the last 18 months offside in the equity market. a weaker dollar is consistent with higher commodity prices and higher inflation and moderately higher interest rates, steeper yield curves, and the rotation of cyclicals away from defenses. the way people were moderating those straits, they now have to think of whether -- those trades , they now have to think of whether the dolly -- dollar will rally a little bit. fra

amount at aan certain age, then for the rest of your life.were told that is not as good of the system as the new 401(k) system and we would get better results from the 401(k) system. did we have these concerns with a defined-benefit system? i will take my answer off the air. thank you. guest: that is a great question. defined benefit plans were great. we didn't have to think about them. we didn't have to manage that money. as defined-benefit dinosaur, we have been asked to become money managers. we don't have training in that. companies do offer some education, but there has been a tremendous shift of responsibility to the individual to manage that money. we all wish we had defined-benefit pension plans. you had a professional managing them. risks thantake more we could because they had it spread over such a large long timeople and a horizon. risks andable to take over the long-term have a greater return. 401(k)s, i'm glad we have them and i love when they have matching contributions, but they a hugelycreated greater retirement security in am

created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. bring ay, we continue to you unfiltered coverage of congress. the white house. the supreme court. and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. journal" gton continues. host: it's open phones on "the washington journal" for about minutes or so. call in with any public policy issue you want to talk about. democrats, 202-748-8000 and republicans, 8001. 8002.endents is in a few minutes, we'll be taking you to lincoln, nebraska on our c-spanr 32 50 capitals tour. until then, the phone lines are yours. few of the headlines in today's papers. this focusing on tomorrow's four states.n that would be indiana, ohio, north carolina, and west virginia. washington times saying that the trump effect on the ballot n g.o.p. primaries, the races in west virginia like the primaries senatorial in ohio and indiana on thursday have turned into a test of trumpiness, they write. focusing on ries those races today including