of things problem thanks aaron david person one with political president as you mentioned from mr johnson's concession on customs as kid of the deal i wonder if you can point to a. similar concession on the e.u. side is there any aspect of this in which the new shifted any of its red lines or principles and also looking forward we know promises johnson has expressed confidence about ratification but can you tell us what would happen in fact if the house of commons votes against this deal on saturday will there be an extension or for that matter if the european parliament says they need more than 2 weeks to evaluate this very complicated agreement. there you cite to us from the very beginning you know in the decision very flexible and open for some creative solutions and i am not here to comment on the details you have from show that again don't let you do to explain in detail what this come from i see you have out to us without our good will and a very constructive approach and the kind of deal. one possible at of. our intention to do to work towards that if occasion. we supported you and.

i want to bring in former state department negotiator aaron david miller and deputy director for training at the nsa cedric leighton. cedric, you first. the u.s. asked the kurds not to turn to russia in that area. you heard from that document being revealed based on barbara starr's reporting. what options are available right now? >> well, they're certainly limited, fredricka, and it's a real shame because we had an excellent relationship with the ypg, the forces that arwa mentioned in her reporting. and this kind of relationship is very hard to achieve. the kurds really see no way out. they had a historic relationship with russia that in some ways goes back almost 200 years. so there's no way that they're going to forget that relationship. it's remarkable actually that the united states was able to have the kinds of relations that we did have and the kind of success that we had against isis. but that's all being thrown away and, quite frankly, the kurdish general was quite right to be as adamant as he was about the u.s. and what we're doing to them. >> so, cedric, help people understand w

david beckham's left foot. >> it's just a thought. aarondid the same thing for our former president and it worked out for him. here in the u.s. tonight that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquaters in new york. c news headquaters in new york. >>> now a criminal investigation, attorney general bill barr probe into the origins of the trump/russia investigation has taken a new turn. >> plus thousands turn out to pay their respects for long-time congressman elijah cummings, the first african-american lawmaker in history to lie in state in the capitol. today his funeral will take place in west baltimore. >> wildfires rage across the state of california. tens of thousands of people have had to evacuate their homes, as high winds fan the flames in northern and southern part of the state.

different resources, and i want to say a special thank you to david chiu for his work in providing resources, working along with supervisor aaron peskin and supervising estate resources to make this project a reality. it does take a village. it does take a lot of money and here we are at the end of what is phase two to make something incredible happening for this particular neighborhood. thank you do all the folks involved and i'm excited that mohammed has promised to do this in record time and within budget we will be watching very closely because that is what i care about the most. i know that one of the most fiscally conservative persons on the board of supervisors cares about that as well. ladies and gentlemen, your supervisor, aaron peskin. [applause] >> thank you. good things come to people who are patient. as down from the port to knows, this goes back to 2003 when the community gathered with the port and started a community plan. some years later, the planning department stepped in even before the days of john ram and graham and that led to phase i. let's be real, there was a little concern. rodney will remember, back i

david beckham's right foot. [ laughter ] david beckham's left foot, come to that. >> it's just a thought. aaronkin did the same thing for our former president martin sheen, and it worked out for him. we'll keep you updated on the u.k., but here in the u.s. tonight, that's our broadcast on a thursday night. >>> tonight on "all in." called the never trumpers scum. does he regret that? >> now reporting the impeachment inquiry will be televised. >> that's what congressman schiff is doing. >> tonight the democratic plans fo go public. new evidence of corruption and new questions about wha

david beckham's right foot. [ laughter ] david beckham's left foot, come to that. >> it's just a thought. aaronhing for our former president martin sheen, and it worked out for him. we'll keep you updated on the u.k., but here in the u.s. tonight, that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. /s >>> right out gate tonight with some breaking news that has just come in from "the new york times," this is the news that honestly we've been sort of expecting for sometime or thinking that if things got really bad, it might come to this. as of tonight, according to "the new york times," it has come to this. as you can see, this is the headline just posted at "the times." justice department is said to open criminal inquiry into its own russia investigation. i'll quote to you from the

david beckham's right foot. [ laughter ] david beckham's left foot, come to that. >> it's just a thought. aaron soar kin did the same thing for our former president martin sheen, and it worked out for him. we'll keep you updated on the u.k., but here in the u.s. tonight, that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. /s >>> right out gate tonight with some breaking news that has just come in from "the new york times," this is the news that honestly we've been sort of expecting for sometime or thinking that if things got really bad, it might come to this. as of tonight, according to "the new york times," it has come to this. as you can see, this is the headline just posted at "the times." justice department is said to open criminal inquiry into its own russia investigation. i'll quote to you from the article. again, this just posted tonight. quote, president trump has repeatedly attacked the russia investigation, portraying it as a hoax and illegal. even months after the special counsel closed it. now mr. trump'

david, you make a lot of calls. i'm a benevolent person as well. >> benevolent is what i think of benevolent. >> in keeping with what the benevolence that aaron rodgersbenevolent benevolent people. >> let's get to the bond pits this morning, rick santelli at the cme ahead of a busy week hey, rick. >> busy week when you throw in the fed and all the question marks regarding how much interest rates around the globe did not take a lot of the bait of some of the data, that has been airing a bit on the soft side. think durable goods in the u.s there has been soft numbers. think germany. but no matter how you slice it, october is all about higher rates and higher stocks. let's look at the two-iyear not. up a handful of basis points, best close since about the 25th of september look at 5s 2s and 5s were under, they were under 145. actually under 140 for the two-year look where they're at now. look at ten-year note yields they're at the best levels should they close here since around the 13th of september consider they were at 146. right now we're at 185 it has been a big month. but by far the leader of the interest rate pack to the upside, certainly at an up