veterans network posted a ibute calling allen a true american hero. master sergeant mark allen, a true american hero, thank you for your service, brother. his service will be held in loganville, georgia. may he rest in peace and may something that we do here give omfort to the family of this american hero who was betrayed by a man that the obama administration traded five of .ur enemies to get back >> if we are going to trade enemies for anybody, it would ave been a guy like this. mark allen for his service and incredible wife and daughter for standing by our hero for the last 10 years. goal i was here in the chamber the last couple of hours -- mr. gohmert: i was here in the chamber the last couple of hours. ard the exchanges during the soliloquy between steve scalise and leader hoyer. i heard the comment that adam schiff is fair and judicious. and i hope the parliamentarian won't get nervous, because i'm not going to -- i'm going to adeptly avoid violating the rules. but congressman adam schiff , 2010, we 2008, 2009 were on the judiciary committee tw

that's the kind of guy mark allen was. this article says, retired army master sergeant mark allen died 10 years after he was shot while looking for a missing soldier in fghanistan back in 2009. he died at the age of 46. master sergeant allen was unable to walk or speak since being shot in the head by a sniper in july of 2009 during his attempted search for army birdall, who walked off his base in afghanistan. the article doesn't say it, but burdahl was a desserter, he betrayed his country, but even worse, he etrayed his fellow soldiers. in a combat theater, and he simply walked away and went over to the enemy. this hero, master sergeant mark into dutyfully went out harm's way looking for what they hoped was not a desserter. they hoped that something happened, that the enemy may have gotten and he went looking and he was leading looking for at turns out to be a desserter. and in his service to his country and in his service to a fellow s afraid was who had befallen an enemy's tactics, he got shot in the head by an enemy sni

let's get it over to paul allen. governor saysan the country's economy has improved significantly and for the first time in about 15 years is no longer inflation. the central bank still plans to continue as they are showing tangible effects. produced in 2013 includes all of the elements. rates and real interest rates fell far below and powerful easing effects have been exerted. ministers havece pledged to use all their tools whatpport the demand of they called a highly uncertain what they called a highly uncertain outlook. this was issued by the imf steering panel during which they made a fifth straight cut, for directing the weakest expansion since 2009. china's top trade negotiators said they are making progress. both sides are trying to make a national deal. financial car -- conference that potential progress had been made. [no audio] staying balanced since the --weakened.end u.s. to name the china currency manipulators. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts and at tictoc o

paul: i am paul allen in sydney.et's get a little hong kong for what to watch in the markets for the final trading day of the week. sophie. sophie: amid more signs of slowing global growth, the reserve bank of india is in the spotlight. it will deliver a fifth rate cut to bring total using to 150 basis points since february. bond traders will be on edge. 10 year yield fell for a third straight day through thursday. the r.b.i. likely to lower gdp outlook to less than 6.5% for 2020 after growth slowed to 5% in the june quarter. that was the weakest reading since march 2013. leading indicators are not showing much in the way of recovery for india's economic growth and the r.b.i. may be under more pressure to ease steps from the government not looking like they are enough. shery. shery: president trump is stepping up his push for an investigation of joe biden and his family. first, he called on ukraine. now, he is turning to another country for help. pres. trump: china should start an investigation into the bidens. becau

paul: and i am paul allen in sydney.eo has survived a spy scandal which saw a longtime confidant leave the bank. an internal memo says the shadowing of a former executive was deeply regrettable and has hurt the reputation. he was exonerated saying there is no evidence he knew about the plan. groups are set to be having second thoughts. -- they are increasingly undecided about worrying maintaining relationships with regulators. oversold thebook extent to which regulators were comfortable with the project. paul: apple closed within striking distance of a record amid optimism over the latest iphones. tim cook told a german newspaper a strongiphone has had start and he could not be happier. about two .5% above the all-time high a year ago. you can get a roundup of the stories to get your day going in today's edition of daybreak. go to yourubscribers terminal or on mobile. you can customize your settings so you only get news that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is daybreak asia. shery: aut

i'm paul allen in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn a bloomberg world headquarters in new york. sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. we are counting down to asia's major market opens. ♪ paul: here are the top stories we are covering in the next hour. >> i think it's going really well. i will say. paul: time to talk. the u.s. and china revive stalled negotiations and will meet again friday. president trump says day one was good. the uncertainty around the talks cast few doubts on growth. the fed's robert kaplan says he's not sure the u.s. economy can avoid a severe downturn. tim cook defends apple's decision to remove an app that tracks hong kong police. he says it was being used maliciously. shery: let's get you started with a quick check of the markets. we see u.s. futures gaining .2% after president trump said u.s. china trade talks were going very well. that optimism translated into the regular session and we saw the s&p 500 game .6 percent. as we finally had the first day of those two-day negotiations ki

ann berry, partner at cornell goodal paul allen --paul: morning.llen in sydney where the markets have opened in japan and korea. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. kamaruddin --ify i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak: asia." ♪ paul: our top stories this friday. boris johnson's snap election bid in doubt after the opposition demands he rules out a new deal brexit. u.s. stocks are

paul: i am paul allen in sydney. parade of earnings that drove stocks hires -- stocks higher continued after the bell. su keenan is here. -- what we have is amazon, intel and visa. the waytake a look at the market ended the regular session. what we have is a market that was swinging between gains and losses, even though a lot of earnings were positive. let's get to some of the big movers. what you see is tesla, microsoft, twitter, 3m, different directions for them. microsoft and tesla, very positive after hours yesterday. twitter and 3m, disappointing. twitter, their fourth quarter revenue outlook missed even the average estimate. 3m, continuing to blame it. the disappointing line is on a global industrial slowdown. that is what is of interest there. look, teslatake a was the big story here. 24% year to date loss. the head of the earnings was fascinating when you go into the bloomberg and look at what we are seeing now. an eight month high in the latest session. the tactical analysts are agains surprise profit earnin

heidi allen said she wasn't sure if female mps suffer more abuse.n of mps who are female or black and minority ethnic or who live in areas where there is a certain political driverfor, brexit has been a huge driver of some of this, post referendum, that has been a driver. we actually see a relatively even split between people who have been targeted because they are pro—brexit and people who have been targeted because they are remain. the most extreme example of abuse against politicians was the murder of the labour mp jo cox in 2016. according to the metropolitan police, all crimes against mps have gone up from 151 in 2017, to just over 340 in 2018. anna soubry left the conservative party at the same time as heidi allen, and like her she wants to stop brexit. here's her reaction to heidi allen's news... anna soubry too has first—hand experience of abuse. here's what happened during a bbc interview in january. ..is we have to be absolutely... i do object to being called a nazi actually. crowd chants: soubry is a nazi. apologies too if you're offended

i'm paul allen in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn a bloomberg world headquarters in new york. sophie: and i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. we are counting down to asia's major market opens. ♪ paul: here are the top stories we are covering in the next hour -- more disappointing u.s. data piles new pressure on the fed. traders are increasingly betting on two more rate cuts before the end of the year. u.s. treasuries and german bunds reinforce the sobering measures that global growth is stalling and inflation hopes are fading fast. then president trump steps up his attack on his potential election rival joe biden, calling on china to launch an investigation. later, apple made a pricey gamble on the iphone 11 camera as more people get their hands on the device, we will ask if the gamble has paid off, but first, let's get you a quick check of how markets are trading at the moment. we are seeing u.s. futures currently unchanged at the moment. it is still early in the session, but this, of course, coming after the s&

paul: i am paul allen.job cuts, new ceo and the slow down in hong kong all going to be in focus when hsbc reports third quarter results. stephen engle here to preview the bank earnings. more cost cuts on the way? stephen: it is possible according to bloomberg intelligence. could be upwards of 10,000, job cuts, not necessarily announced today but it could be in the pipeline. london,nt banking in retail operations in france and people familiar saying hundreds of workers in the middle east, north africa and turkey could be asked -- axed. that is one side of the story because the chairman believes the bank needs to improve return on capital and cost cuts are likely. they got a new intern ceo -- interim ceo. the previous one was ousted by mark tucker, john flynn. he embarked on operation -- project oak which was a cost-cutting procedure. this additional job cuts could be an extension of that project which was launched by john flint . 30% of the bank's capital was generating returns of less than 1%. this goes han

i met terrence allen in my chronic pain management class.m now an older person, i will be hitting 90 pretty soon. i am disabled. it's very hard for me to travel. it would be very important for me to have accessibility in the neighborhood where i live. i really can't go other places, i would always have to have people go with me and it's a big problem. i do need to use cannabis products. i don't smoke but he will offer other things, other options like a syrup edibles things like that which i do use. he is an two amazing person. he's done a tremendous amount in the city. he not only as an activist an amazing person, he's very kind, and he has given heart and soul to many causes, as i have. in this case even more things. he will provide a variety of options at this dispensary. you can get anything basically that you need there. i would say, the other thing is that he would offer his affordable prices, which i think is very important. he would also find many resources for people like myself and others who need various products. i want to urge yo

paul: and i am paul allen in sydney. the u.k. stepped up preparations for a no deal brexit as negotiations with the eu head towards a breakdown. boris johnson told angela merkel that an agreement was impossible if the eu demands northern ireland stays in the customs union. still with us is stephanie kelly in tokyo. you have said the u.k. and eu were never realistically going to get to a deal. the pbc's reporting sources at number 10 say a deal is not essentially impossible. are we going to get a hard brexit on october 31? asphanie: i think insofar the likelihood of an actual deal, you can never say never. there are incentives for both sides, so i would not say it is impossible. however, the majority of the probability if you are wargaming this out is the likelihood of an extension. in the united kingdom, there is legislation that dictates if there is no deal by the 19th of october, we will have an extension until the end of january and boris johnson has to request that. the risk of no deal in the short-term remains present, but r

really remember and i'm very lucky that another person people not from the opera world the is woody allen many of them know that he's directed off and you indeed appeared in an opera in los angeles which he directed that must be very different direction of course and for that time i was it was my debut in america and in l.a. over so it was very interesting to work with

production we're allies that i was not anymore over a single quotes to actors so that's what woody allen dave in that production and it is a lot of different things i mean i wonder what you like i know the life of an opera singer is hot of them people would imagine you'd all planes on whatever travelling and then you've got to look after your voice and different venues and everything what is it that is it about the offer that what's the special thing for you. i mean something be inside me is something that you have. i'm always saying that it's not a job for anyone you've got to have something that they have the corage to go front of everybody and reach those high notes and we don't be scared of that and this is something that i can explain with a war it's like i don't know i have it and it's like it's something that you have or know of but it's nice to ask sided thank you very much for coming in a present day we're not going to go there without hearing you sing again that's it for today but i'm going to leave you with the 5 biggest voice of my guests here recording his album come to with

. >> reporter: ronan is the son of mia farrow and woody allen.is sister dylan has accused woody allen of molesting her when she was just 7 years old. the drama first played out on tabloids in the early '90s but ultimately woody allen was never charged with a crime. >> certainly i never, ever abused my daughter. there was no sexual abuse that ever took place. >> my own sister was part of the history of women who came forward and refused to shut up even when people around them told them to. >> even when you did. >> even when i did. i let my sister down. i was one of those many people who our culture saying this is an albatross, this is inconvenient, why can't you just shut up? and thank god she didn't. >> i loved my father. i respected him. and that doesn't obviously take away from what he did. but it does make the betrayal and the hurt that much more intense. >> i evolved from thinking she should shut up to understanding she was doing something important. that ultimately was inspiring to me. >> reporter: in 2017 rose mcgowan was on the cusp of goi

i am paul allen in sydney. hays in: i am kathleen new york. get the first word news now with su keenan. many of the train stations in hong kong remain closed after a weekend of protests and violence. vitalism is going in after the government invoked a colonial era -- to bands the wearing of facemasks. multiple the maturation turned to clashes with police as protesters set fires -- trains and businesses. will -- itgnaling it is reluctant to agree to a broad trade deal ahead of talks this week in washington. sources close to the negotiations a senior officials have told the u.s. a range of topics they are willing to discuss has narrowed. we are told the vice premier says the offer he will carry to washington will not include any commitments to reform industrial policies or subsidies. a new poll in japan suggests three quarters of response are unhappy about the higher sales tax. about 71% of people are concerned about the likely impact on the economy after the tax went up. the increase has been a key part of prime minister shinzo abe's policy pro

back in the raiders red zone chase daniel hits allen robinson robinson and a huge day will see him again soon in the meantime we have a ball game now. after a 71 yard. curry cohen punt return, the bears finished off drive touchdown, passionate that's not to play that actually. get fit and get the

i'm natalie allen. of course we ten to follcontinu follow the breaking news that isis leader abu bakr al baghdadi is believed to have been killed in a u.s.-led military raid in northwest syria. what you're seeing is nighttime video taken by syrian activists as a military operation got under way in northern idlib province near the turkish border. cnn cannot confirm that this was the actual raid targeting al baghdadi. a u.s. defense official tells cnn that al baghdadi apparently detonated a suicide vest as u.s. special forces closed in. dna analysis will confirm whether it is in farkt al baghdadi. the islamic cleric has been in hiding for five years and locating him was based on cia intelligent. president trump is expected to make a major announcement early sunday morning at 9:00 a.m. earlier the president tweeted this "something very big has just happened". nick paton walsh and ben wedeman will be helping to put this in perspective. let's go to nick. first, talk about the significance of finally catching

really remember and i'm very lucky that another person people not from the opera world the is woody allen many of them well know that he's directed off and you indeed appeared in an opera in los angeles with he directed that must be very different direction of course and for that time i was it was my debut in america and in l.a. over so it was very interesting to work with a movie director and it was his 1st time doing oprah so it's quite a lot of emotion there i think at the end of the production we're allies that i was not anymore oprah's the numbers quotes to actors so that's what woody allen did in that production and it is a lot of different things i mean i wonder what you like i know the life of an opera singer is heart of them people would imagine you had on planes on whatever travelling and then you've got to look after your voice and different venues and everything what is it that is it about the offer that what's the special thing for you. i mean something be inside me is something that you have this i'm always saying that it's not a job for anyone you've got to have something t

i am paul allen in sydney.one hour away from the market open in japan and south korea. shery: i am shery ahn. sophie: i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: our top stories this thursday, trade talks return under a cloud. u.s. futures slide on signs of little progress this week. one report says the chinese

i'm going to quote from our friend mike allen over at axios. "biden hits trump for mixing family and government business but hunter biden's past work has made the former v.p. a target for trump. biden can weigh in on syria, but he has to reckon with the fact that he was there when president obama drew and ignored that red line. biden gets tangled up in the race debate because of his own record opposing some busing and comments about working with white segregationists." so, john, back to the question, is he the best messenger for his party in 2020 of all years? >> i mean, democrats are whistling past the graveyard, brian, if they think that donald trump's not going to be able to attack joe biden, if he's not going to be able to muddy the waters on a variety of issues that joe biden would like to draw contrasts on. so the challenge for biden is to be able to draw a line and say, what i did, what's going on in my backyard is fundamentally different than what's going on with president trump. i think he's tried to do that. i think in some cases he's

morning.d i am paul allen in sydney.ur away from the market shery: open in south korea. from the market open in south korea. in new york. welcome to "daybreak: asia." our top stories this friday, more trade or uncertainty shakes the markets, as chinese officials say they doubt a long-term trade deal with the u.s. is possible. there is big trouble back home for president tru

michael allen, jefferies analyst.omberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: i'm taylor riggs and this is "bloomberg technology." high-level negotiation is between washington and beijing began again this week. we dig into the issue of intellectual property and u.s. companies doing business in china. another privacy alert. if you use amazon's cloud cam, someone may be watching your footage.

here to lead off the discussion, susan page, john allen, former u.s. attorney barbara mcquaid, and the aforementioned peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the "new york times." peter, i hate to begin on a friday night with a process question but i must. what will happen to everything underway if indeed a second whistleblower comes up and has to be processed and spoken to and heard from on the hill and perhaps has even more pointed evidence than the first? >> well, very interesting. because this would serve to validate to some sentence the first whistleblower as a witness to what happened. the president, of course, has spent a lot of time trying to disdread whistleblower saying his information is only second hand. hearsay. never mind that actually most of the things in the whistleblower complaint that we've now all seen has been actually verified by the white house itself and the rough transcript they released over the phone with president zelensky. having a second person saying, this troubled me and here's the information i have about what

allen. you must know this.t are the talking points for those republicans who are still sticking with trump. those are tried to make the argument that's highly unusual and so swampy, give me a braeea if we are saying it is unacceptable for children and family members of political officials to take any of these jobs, well, half of the people who live in washington are going to move. >> they got a problem. it is not clear what their children are going to do for a living if that's the indication going forward. >> the defense is going to be they're going to retreat to partisan talking point. what they are hoping for is the president will stop talking about fever swamp conspiracy theory servers that got buried in ukraine and will simply try to attack on partisan grounds that and hope that republican voters will stay with the president strongly enough that basically enough republican senators will stay with him to prevent him from being removed from office. that's the clear indication, they want him to do things allow

stevens returns to fort ethan allen. stevens has accomplished his objective. he gathered intelligence, gathered forage, back to the fort. jeb stuart, 500 men, in his opinion what has he just done? he kicked their asses, right? 500 men, outnumbered three to one, and he pushed them back. you have differing opinions on what happened at lewinsville. longstreet advocates for stuart's promotion to brigadier general, and that is what stuart is going to get. perceivedoted for his accomplishments at lewinsville. george mcclellan sees the exact opposite. our men came back in perfect order. we shall have no more bull run affairs. both sides see lewinsville as a success. that's exactly what you should look at it as. there's about 15 union casualties. that's a handful, single digits, of confederate casualties. in the great scheme of things, not a big deal, but it was a trial run for what becomes dranesville, because in stuart's mind, he took an outnumbered force to beat a union foraging party. he forces them back. that is exactly what happens in december 1861 with differen

i'm paul allen in sydney.: i'm shery ahn in new york where it is 6:30 pm you are watching "daybreak australia." let's get to first word news. ritika: four months of increasingly violent unrest in hong kong have triggered a record fall in retail sales. tourism has plunged with arrivals to mainland china slumping 42% in august. demand for luxury goods such as jewelry and watches plummeted by almost half. airbus is warning american jobs will be threatened if the trump administration goes ahead with tariffs. the wto authorized 7.5 billion dollars in duties against the european union at the end of a 15-year dispute about state aid. airbus says about 40% of the components and its average planes come from the u.s. supporting 275,000 jobs in 40 states. news outlets say a boeing engineer filed a complaint alleging managers denied a backup that might have alerted pilots to problems with the 737 max. the reports say boeing managers were urged to consider a secondary system for checking airspeed that could detect when air

i'm paul allen. shery: i'm shery ahn. we are counting down to asia's major market open. ♪ here are the top stories we are covering. washington confirms china's top trade negotiator will be in town on thursday. the agenda will include tech transfer come intellectual property right. s. the white house backtracks on turkey's incursion in syria. president trump says he will smash the economy if they go off limits. president trump says that leadership in beijing should meet the demonstrators. shery: let's get you started with a quick check of the markets. u.s. futures under a little bit of pressure after the trump administration announced 28 euros and companies in china that will be added to the u.s. blacklist. we have seen the s&p 500 lose about a half a percent in the regular session as energy and consumer staples led declines. oil giving up the biggest gains in more than two weeks on conflicting signals about trade and energy demand, but also geopolitical stability. the focus this week will be on the trade walks -- talks in

miguel: esa luz celestial permitiÓ andar por su hogar que estÁ en la comunidad de allen rock.llo, tenemos bastantes atrÁs y enfrente. miguel usualmente a pequeÑas despensas, pero hoy tuvieron que vaciar los refrigeradores. cada persona se iba con canasta llena. miguel: temen que la electricidad no regrese a tiempo, que los productos se echan a perder. la labor de regalar comida que , usualmente es muy fÁcil, hoy se les complicÓ. >> muchas personas estÁn complicadas porque no quieren llevar mucha comida, porque tienen a su niÑa enferma. mario fue uno de los que corriÓ con suerte, Él sigue con luz. sus vecinos no, pero dice que le abre la puerta a cualquier vecino que necesite corriente elÉctrica. >> estamos para ayudarnos unos a los otros. pueden venir sin ningÚn problema, si necesitan algo, puedes ayudar. miguel: los alumnos y maestros de la escuela williams tuvieron que improvisar. espera que la energÍa elÉctrica regrese lo antes posible. >> muchos dÍas para una maestra y para los niÑos, muy difÍcil. miguel: en la calle observamos a los empleados de la compaÑÍa trabajando en

i am paul allen in sydney. we are under one hour away from the market opens in japan and south korea. shery: i am shery ahn. welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: our top stories this tuesday, washington confirms china's top trade negotiator will be in town on thursday. the agenda will include tech transfer, intellectual property rights, and enforcement. the white house backtracks on turkey's incursion into syria. president trump warns he will smash the turkish economy. hong kong calms down after a long and difficult weekend. leadership in beijing should meet protesters. get you across some breaking news out of south korea right now. this is the current account balance for the month of august, and it is coming in, contacting on the july figure. billion. in july, it was 6.9 billion. we have seen rather disappointing export numbers out of south korea, but however, the current account remains in surplus after the chart, dipping into deficit back in may last year. it is trending a little down. the trade war is weighing

i am paul allen in sydney. we are under one hour away from the market open in japan and south korea. shery: i am shery ahn. sophie: i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: our top stories this thursday, trade talks return under a cloud. u.s. futures slide on signs of little progress this week. one report says the chinese delegation is leaving early. a bloomberg scoop. president trump urged his former secretary of state to help the clients of lawyer rudy giuliani. syria.of airstrikes in u.s. senators lead the growing criticism threatening sanctions in response. shery: let's get you started with a quick check of markets appeared u.s. futures being pressured right now, down 1.2% after that south china morning post report that there was no progress made between deputy level talks between the u.s. and china. we have seen stocks pair back some of those earlier gains in the regular session in the afternoon as we have gotten another report saying that china is trying to play down expectat

entre ellas, en allen rock. se espera que mÁs de no hay 1000 estudiantes se vean afectados.mÓn, como medida de precauciÓn, la compaÑÍa de electricidad realizarÁ estos cortes sobre todo para el miÉrcoles y jueves. por lo que muchas escuelas permanecerÁn cerradas. el intento escolar de allen rock se suma a los planteles educativos que permanecerÁn cerrados, a causa de los apagones en el norte de california. advierten a los padres a travÉs de su pÁgina web y mensajerÍa de texto. >> el miÉrcoles y el jueves no podemos tener clases. vamos a dar otra actualizaciÓn el jueves a las 4:00 p.m., para avisarle a los padres si vamos a tener clases el viernes o no. carla: sÉ por qué no ser que otro de los escolares afectados serÁn, san leandro, contra costa, sonoma y santa rosa. en oakland y hayward manifestaron que las escuelas permanecerÁn abiertas. autoridades de la ciudad de san josÉ, en el apagones preventivos recomienda. >> cargar los aparatos elÉctricos lo mÁximo que puedan esta noche. de ser posible que no manejen. cuando estÉ manejando y lleguen a una seÑal que no estÉ operando,

back with us jonathan allen, molly hooper. molly, this is a germane question in terms of everything we're seeing here. will rudolph giuliani ever be in front of a congressional committee under oath in this case in this investigation? >> oh, my gosh, can you imagine? i don't think it will happen in the house. i predict it won't happen in the house. in fact, rudy giuliani says take me to court. i'm not appearing in that quote/unquote witch hunt. but senate judiciary may be a different story. lindsey graham has actually invited rudy giuliani to come before the committee and essentially testify on what he learned doing sort of these secondary unofficial investigations into ukraine's involvement in 2016 and the server and all this jazz. and talk before that committee to discuss what he found essentially. because, you know, as we're speaking right now, michael horowitz, justice department ig is looking into it. reportedly is coming to a close in his investigation of how the fbi handled and whether they handled it properly, that gett

general allen, you fought isis. you fought to contain isis, diplomatically and on the ground.of isis prisoners. the president says let them go to europe? >> first, that is a really bad idea under any stretch of the imagination. they are very, very dangerous organization. and for us to flippantly make comments about how they ought to go to europe or anyone else other than where they are, which is detention, it's just not connected to reality. that is the problem that we have. this organization is never going to give up. whether they're in a detention camp, in the battle space organizing, they are a danger. and setting the conditions where they might be released -- setting the conditions where they could ultimately head back to europe, is just a destabilizing violent problem. >> what about moral among the troops. our special forces were along size these kurds and throughout our regions, we know we're abandoning our brother's and sisters in arms. >> i would let them speak for themselves, we're beginning to hear from the soldiers who are ashamed of the situation they're in now. wh

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paul: i am paul allen in sydney.ted in asia today, hong kong and china markets are shut. it is a public holiday in australia but there is trading. is saying equity markets are looking like they are running on vapors. he is a senior market analyst and joins us from singapore. we have seen a lot of fed easing going on. is that all agree markets have got going for them? what is going to drive the bull run longer? jeffrey: i think you've hit the nail on the head. equity markets have been pushed somewhat artificially higher by the fallen bond yields globally and the race to the bottom by central banks over the course of 2019. i think we are starting to run short of fuel, if you like, to continue this rally. the bond markets signaling that the global economy, despite the trade war, was going to slowdown in 2019 and into 2020 anyway. paul: with that in mind, how important is this earnings season? could that be a potential catalyst to reassure markets? jeffrey: i think that's the best we can hope for, to be honest. the earni

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and that attack left allen paralyzed and cause of death still unclear, hero leaves behind a wife andr. in just hours president trump's former national security aide will testify and the democrats impeachment inquiry push, griff jenkins live from washington as we learn the whistleblower at the center of all this controversy may not even take the hot seat, is that right, griff? >> house democrats with former top aide today, russia expert hill, we will see what she has to say, she will face scrutiny on whether there was shadow policy on ukraine. the whistleblower may not testify now. >> we want to make sure that we uncover the whole details of conditionality of either the military aid or the meeting with the ukrainian president that may not be necessary to take steps that might reveal the whistleblower's identity to do that and we will make sure we do everything to protect whistleblower. >> blasting push for impeachment. >> there should be a process but instead what adam schiff wants is to get the united states of america drunk on its favorite cocktail, 3 ingredients, one is cherry pick

and also our president john allen for lending his vast experience and immense moral authority to our enterprise this morning. and i think it's a sign that brookings is spiritually aligned with the national service movement. let me introduce the question this way. if national service is the answer, what's the question? and we have heard and i think will hear three very different kinds of answers to that question. it's useful to keep them separate. the first has to do with service as an avenue of personal growth, the expansion and the deepening of character. the second has to do with actual good done for others, service in the root sense. but the third, and this is where the paper by john bridgeland begins, is with our broader civic challenges and with national service as a potential response to those challenges. what are those challenges? well, first of all, a decline of mutual trust among fellow citizens. sort of things that the survey researchers call general social trust. second is a precipitous rise in devici divisive partisanship. there's a difference between a party system and p

heidi allen has now gone to the liberal democrats.9 seats in the commons. jonathan blake is in westminster. this is not a big surprise? not an earth—shattering news, she was a lwa ys earth—shattering news, she was always seen as a likely contender to join the ever expanding ranks of the liberal democrats in the house of commons, since she left the conservative party and was with change uk, one of the founding members, of that, but she left the party injune and has been without a political home ever since. she has been considered one of those in the house of commons most likely to join the liberal democrats and take their number as she does this evening up to 19 and in a statement put out by the party, heidi allen saysjoining the party, heidi allen saysjoining the liberal democrats is the best way to serve her constituents and the country, she has accused the conservatives and labour of shifting to the extremes. she says the liberal democrats under the leadership ofjo swinson is the only way to rebuild the uk and heal the rifts in soci

jonathan allen and amie parnes.ft, the chronicle campaign, in light of a veteran demi was with today, straight face said, it's possible, it's possible. further, this person said she could beat him. do you believe any of it? >> i have -- i don't really because if i'm being honest -- >> thank you for your honesty. >> i just think that it's late in the game. she had her moment twice. a lot of people feel like there's no place for her in the party. she's still beloved by a lot of people and a lot of people want her voice and want her in the mix. but i think a lot of people also feel like we're in this situation because she, you know, because of her emails, because of all the controversy that always looms around the clinton and clinton, inc., and all of that. i think that scares a lot of people. and yet you hear these rumblings. i did a story this week on this, how people want her in the race. they think it's the ultimate rematch. she can get in there and do it. there is still that longing for her with a lot of folks. an