personal loan or credit ca rd an accrual personal loan or credit card and now they have to pay interestvolve will be interesting because many will say that despite the crack downs, bitcoin and other cryptocurrency are here to stay. love them or hate them, it is how they become a part of the infrastructure. and how they will be regulated in the future and what that will mean. whether that will take the attraction away. we may have seen the big retail impacts on bitcoin. i don't know people who wa nt to on bitcoin. i don't know people who want to get involved who are not yet involved. the big losses we have seen involved. the big losses we have seen recently may temper the expectations of some people about how high it will go and whether it is easy money or not. it is not going to go anywhere, bitcoin, block chain, this technology is here to stay. whether we marketed as bitcoin or by some other name, that remains to be seen. the front page of the irish times, their take on brexit. the eu seeking to prevent low tax and low regulation in britain. talking about this article briefly before we

. >> nancy pelosi calls it accruals. >> my point imagine if we didn't do this what you would say imagine what would happen to ushfirms if we had not done this this is nothing but good news, it is extremely good news, and so we're knocking down challenges getting these things done we have bone regulatory relief doing tax reform in middle of negotiating immigration, we are going work on skills gap getting people from welfare to work to get people skills they need to get in labor force, and, yes, we are never going to give up on entitlement tax reform because that at the end of the day is what will get us out of debt. >> the communicating of this is -- is not resonating with everybody other said saying am go aheadon worse i have seen this is crumbs. >> rhetoric over top i don't think people know what to believe g us what good news the law occurred reality setting in people are opening up checks they are seeing bonuses from employers a raise in minimum wages that is real occurring, by the way, growth, we are seeing economic growth getting on this secular stagnation era this loose monetary po

because people are dying unnecessary rely and it's become accrual world >> one of things they can do is pass legislation to ban assault weapons >> not so fast, the second amendment activist of founder black gun matter >> we go around to urban areas around the country and informing people about the second amendment rights >> he said the answer to limiting gun violence isn't a blanket policy. >> we don't then just get to throw away everybody's freedom because a small minority of people want to do the wrong thing or be negligent. >> reporter: he does believe a focus on mental health could help >> this is a mental issue. it's not a firearm, you. it did not get up float in air and commit this. >> now, as for legislation here in our area, pat tomb me told alexandria hoff he's in favor of stricter background checks. i'm live here in center city, greg argos, cbs3 eye witness. >> thank you. >>> a toy gun leads to a very real employees response and the lock down of a middle school. wagner middle in west oak lane this morning after a report of a person with a gun. all of the students were moved

can do is carry out regular checks to make sure there isn't an outbreak that will damage the non-accrual. and make sure that the leaves on the fruit stay healthy. once the fungus has taken hold it's hard to fight ecuador has been mainly spared so far due to its climate nothing is humid and rainy as central america for example where fungus side is needed three times as often bananas are propagated asexually from off shoots the main plant produces smaller shoots at its base they're removed and transplanted generally the young shoots bear fruit within nine months. whereas in the i mean this way we can select the best plants but we actually get them cloned in the laboratory so they have the same genetic properties. that guarantees that we always get the best possible fruit the best clusters with the highest weight. so we get the best production per hectare. that. but a sexual reproduction has a major risk the plant is no longer able to genetically adapt and that makes it vulnerable to natural enemies. practically all the bananas eaten around the world are the fruit of a single cult of are th

because people are dying unnecessary rely and it's become accrual world >> one of things they can do is pass legislation to ban assault weapons >> not so fast, the second amendment activist of founder black gun matter >> we go around to urban areas around the country and informing people about the second amendment rights >> he said the answer to limiting gun violence isn't a blanket policy. >> we don't then just get to throw away everybody's freedom because a small minority of people want to do the wrong thing or be negligent. >> reporter: he does believe a focus on mental health could help >> this is a mental issue. it's not a firearm, you. it did not get up float in air and commit this. >> now, as for legislation here in our area, pat tomb me told alexandria hoff he's in favor of stricter background checks. i'm live here in center city, greg argos, cbs3 eye witness. >> thank you. >>> a toy gun leads to a very real employees response and the lock down of a middle school. wagner middle in west oak lane this morning after a report of a person with a gun. all of the students were moved

and being taught to save in a savings account you could actually see a difference with the interest accrual at the end of year. >> it's been hard to see that a long time. >> it has. >> let's talk about the credit cards and anything elsewhere you'd have a variable interest rate. >> well, when you look at credit cards you're actually going to see a rate to rate comparison there. if the fed raises rates by a quarter point your interest rate on the credit card is going up.25% as well. it's direct. and that -- in a thousand dollars balance that's extra $2.50 op that balance. what you need to look is look at the rate on the credit card and see if there are different ways to lower the rate. one way to look at it might be to do a balance transfer to a zero rate card pap. that's one thing can you do. but those are often teaser rates and also the balance transfer could incur a fee as well. you have to see what costs -- what's cost effective. >> this is an area where all parts of debt could combine to make it more expensive month-to-month. is there one factor you look at? >> one of the things you look

and was being taught how to save in a savings account you could see a difference with the interest accrual at the end of the year and it's been hard to see that for a really long time. >> it has. it has. >> let's talk about credit cards and anything elsewhere you'd have a variable interest rate. >> when you look at credit cards you're going see a rate-to-rate comparison there, your rate on your credit card is going to go up .25% as well so it's direct so on a thousand dollar balance, that's an extra $2.50 on that balance. what you need to do is look at what your prat is on that credit card and see if there are different ways to lower that rate one way is to maybe do a balance rate trvr but you have to keep in mind those are teaser rates and the balance transfer could incur a fee as swollen to you have to see what is cost effective for you. >> so this is an area where all these parts of your debt could combine to make your life much more expensive month to month. is there anything else you look at >> the variable rate, so whether you're talking about a credit card or home equity line of cre

coffee is not the only thing a cruel mite is then it turns out the chemical isn't many popular foods accrual my side is something that is a byproduct of hewing certain foods so when you cook the coffee bean and you make them brown you get a crew in mind when you cook a steak and it gets crusty you know some people actually enjoy that there's a grill in my potatoes potato chips well done french fries right this is all a cruel mind but experts warn to be mindful of consuming anything that irritates your esophagus as that may be a risk on its own if you're a teacher saw think it's over and over and over again you actually make your risk higher for esophageal cancer so. whether it's coffee tea soup any hot beverage for that matter you're going to irritate yourself against smoking your teeth your softer guess you know alcoholic your teeth your softer guess so anything for that matter that causes something called medically which is a change in the cellular structure of the esophagus can potentially leads you down like cancer if you continue to do it over time well experts say that although it's im

that's the net effect of the accrual of benefits offset by the amount of benefits paid throughout the year. the chart shows the actuarial liability into three components. the blue component is the portion attributable to people that are already retired and receiving benefits. that little gold piece that we didn't label is for members who have left their employment but have not started receiving benefits, so they're entitled to a future benefit, but they're no longer working within the system. and then, the red portion represents the amount that's attributable to people that are working today in the system. and about -- you can see, at about 15 billion, about 60% of the liability is for people who are currently receiving benefits. the lines represent the assets. the green line is the market value of assets, and then, we use a smooth value to determine contributions that we call the actuarial value, and that's the light blue line. they're very close together right now, so i'm not going to spend a lot of time talking about the differences, but the market value increased about 2.3 billion

we're required to use the estimates under the credit reform act and what we're capturing there is an accrual measure of the cost of loans and loan guarantees that the government makes. and we also provide estimates on a fair value basis where we take into account another factor. so, i think it helps to talk about the ways that those estimates are the same and the ways they're different. so in the context of the way we do credit reform estimates, it's-- we're looking at a set of cash flows, and those expectations what's going to happen in terms of defaults and the recoveries and fees that are paid. we use exactly that same set of cash flows and those same expectations and probabilities when we put together the fair value estimate. but we include one other element so this is a reason why we talk about fair value estimates as being more comprehensive than credit reform. that other element is the likelihood of default is correlated with that stage of the economy. and if you're in the private sector, you demand compensation for that, the cost of that risk. and so they-- a fair value estimate take

years, that is , to me the most seriously violated with the growth of the , administrative state, the accrual of power in the federal government relatives to the states. i think the term states rights was damaged by the civil war and the defenders of racial segregation. and i really think that we have not been as concerned about state rights as we should have been, and i think that is a serious part of the constitution that we are suffering from, the violation of the 10th amendment. julie: this goes back to something i said earlier, which is the resurgence of anti-federalist writing and that rhetoric, exactly what you just expressed. there are a lot of people in this country who feel that the national government has expanded too much. and what better body of work to look to than the anti-federalists, because that is what they were concerned about. now the national government in , the 1790's was considerably smaller than now. of course, the country was considerably smaller than it is now. but this goes back to why this project, i think, is so wonderful and why all of us who are participating a

whether it was the ge universal deal or the accrual of time warner cable which they failed to do.oberts is also aggressive and in this case, it's the sense of being in the game we'll let you know where it goes from here. certainly they do want to only own 61%, but it would be controlled. >> seems willic a bidding war brewing ear? >> possibly. fox has to make the decision to go higher? that's a disney decision in a way given they would be the ultimate owner here. and you can allow leverage on the comcast part to say, well, sell us the 39%. we'll bring in larry halver ty tom rogers, good to see you. you know brian roberts, pretty aggressive guy, isn't he >> he is when he goes after something, he tends to get it, at least in the latter years >> does the deal make sense to you, tom as a comcast shareholder may consider it, or does it worry you because of the time, the effort and obviously the expense? >> what seems like chaos in terms of multiple parties going for assets, i think good for everybody close to this. i think this makes sense for comcast. they are a much more natural owner