turning us now is anastasia now is -- joining us anastasia general -- joining us now is anastasia amorosocalvasina. laura, i want to start with you and this is a story without the updated guidance, without the latest round of tariffs. walk us what you see. lori: what we have seen is that earnings growth and revenue thanh are set to be slower what we saw in the first half of the year. what has me concerned is over the last few months we have seen slower growth expectations slipped a bit. acceleration and slipping expectations of the same time. alix: and a stronger dollar. lori: and i think investors have been complacent about the impact on corporate profitability. lori has been saying do not buy this debt because of those fears. anastasia, how do you feel? anastasia: for the next three months, i am a buyer of the dip because i think the positioning has cleared out quite a bit. sidenality is on our because 80% of q4's typically end up being up. on the rate side, we do need to see a rate pause for the equity markets to stabilize and that is our expectation. we are at the top end of that rate

my name is anastasia shatner. executive director of the charter academy. what brings me here tonight is the resolution regarding the charter school. we take no issue with oversight. however, we are concerned of the way this resolution resolution is awarded mischaracterizes the important work at thomas edison charter academy. it is a public, nonprofit charter school that successfully serves over 80% title one students. the vast majority of whom are living in the mission, live below the poverty line, or at risk english language learners and have a home language of spanish. unlike for-profit charter schools, ours has an active teachers union, in active pta with over 80% of our budget dedicated to children and teachers. we keep overhead down by having seasoned administrators carefully manage multiple programs. last year, we passed a federal program monitoring visit with zero findings. the requirement of several other groups were passed successfully and with no reservations. we surveyed students, parents. we publicly report all data. we are grateful for the sup

wall street journal columnist and deputy editor dan henninger and columnist kim strassel and mary anastasiaat do you make of 3 and a half percent growth of indication of progrowth policy? >> well, i would say that thank heaven that president trump pushed forward these tax cuts because i think that consumer confidence and consumer spending was what gave us the big humpf. remember that business investment is where we get productivity gain, much weaker than last quarter or quarter before and that's really troubling to me. also i think, you know, government spending was provided a lot of humf here and part of government spending was big and, of course, there's some problem related to the fed that we have to keep in mind as we are looking -- paul: they raise interest rates, particularly -- >> but not only that, but also because the fed has been financing the government and government spending goes up, that means you have greater deficit, more debt and who is going to pay for that? you have to pay for it by borrowing higher interest rates, that's not a good scenario. paul: dan, 4.2%, 3 and a half

wall street journal columnist and deputy editor dan henninger and columnist kim strassel and mary anastasiat do you make of 3 and a half percent growth of indication of progrowth policy? >> well, i would say that thank heaven that president trump pushed forward these tax cuts because i think that consumer confidence and consumer spending was what gave us the big humpf. remember that business investment is where we get productivity gain, much weaker than last quarter or quarter before and that's really troubling to me. also i think, you know, government spending was provided a lot of humf here and part of government spending was big and, of course, there's some problem related to the fed that we have to keep in mind as we are looking -- paul: they raise interest rates, particularly -- >> but not only that, but also because the fed has been financing the government and government spending goes up, that means you have greater deficit, more debt and who is going to pay for that? you have to pay for it by borrowing higher interest rates, that's not a good scenario. paul: dan, 4.2%, 3 and a half

[laughter] >> my name is anastasia. i speak purely for myself as a private citizen. and congratulations to supervisor tang for the good work that she does. and the recognition she received i am sorry to put in some negative comments. basically about the resolution that supervisor tang happened to introduce. and -- question mark -- [indiscernible] >> all over the world. they are -- european unions finally banned this thing. however, san francisco, as i know continues to allow planting the trees with herbicides. another thing which is happening , they decide that this is not the only thing which endangers of these, course. the herbicide, this study came out about the wait in which roundup kills species by damaging the bacteria and by reducing their neuron response and making them unable to collect food. i am sure that -- however -- [indiscernible]. >> i heard a problem on the news not too long ago about bees dying and now they are talking about pesticides and herbicides. somehow, be relation does not make a difference on -- i know we cannot ban anything, but at least t

anastasia speaking today on behalf of our community organization. noe neighborhood council opposes a conditional use authorizing retail only on a site that's zoned for mixed-use commercial and residential buildings at 3939 24th street. it goes contrary to the planning department's densification policies for our city. this particular site can support numerous units and some b.m.r. units. it would be wasteful to squander the opportunity for developing more housing and adding housing at this location wouldn't result in displacement of any residents. it's uncertain whether the site could attract suitable merchants to withstand the volatility and commercial enterprise today and operate there long term. small retail spaces directly across the street like avita and gnc did not last long. it's possible the ground-floor retail would remain vacant indefinitely, so why not build housing above and put the space that's been vacant for 15-plus years to good use? yesterday, commissioners, you received the late-breaking e-mail from susan crowell, a senior who lives

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testified in court that they saw the twins fighting in the car right before the fatal crash and that anastasiaseated in the passenger seat was viciously yanking alexandria's hair. >> are you just not wanting to say anything negative about your sister? you were either being attacked or you weren't. >> did she pull my hair? i don't -- like i can't say that everything -- >> that is what happened, isn't it? >> now, alexandria duval has never spoken publicly about the crash or her sister's death, in fact, at her trial she didn't even take the stand. so this interview with dr. phil, the first time that we hear from her. michael. >> paula, we're joined by dr. phil right now and, doc, thanks for joining us this morning. alexandria didn't testify at the trial. >> she did not. >> this is her first time speaking up. why do you think she's doing it now? >> i think this was really beginning to eat at her. she didn't talk at trial. in fact, she chose a judge, not a jury. so she did not have a jury trial and this was starting to really unravel on her. it was starting to really eat at her and i feel like she

>>> anastasia!., uno disfruta esos cuerpos y sensuales verdad, Únicamente en una labor de investigaciÓn acudo Í a esa obra de teatro donde eduardo santamarina nos enseÑÓ hasta el apellido, vamos a ver todo lo que sucediÓ. >>> que me dicen que sales desnudo, dije no me voy a quedar. >>> no puedo. >>> y menos tÚ que nos conocemos de aÑos, porque me tienen fÁcil otro concepto. >>> te conozco mucha cosa pero las pompis no. >>> serÍa el momento preciso. >>> obviamente. pues la tentaciÓn fue muy grande. >>> y me quedÉ a ver la puesta en escena donde eduardo se quita toda la ropa. >>> no lo hace una vez. ay. >>> es una obra que lo tiene profundamente emocionado. >>> la obra se llama la verdad. quiero que me presentes a alguien porque me gustarÍa conocer a alguien que no ha dicho alguna men nr u vida yo no conozco a nadie, no sÉ tÚ, pero claro que todo men intentos y claro que todo tambiÉn decimos verd verdades. >>> en diez aÑos casados es la tercera obra que hace junto a maylin villanueva que pers fica a la

stuart: mary anastasia o'grady, i got it right. >> yes you did, stuart.ank you very much. very important stuff. appreciate it. >>> all right. check the markets we're still down 500 points. coming up we'll talk to someone who says it is europe which could be the markets undoing. we're back after this. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. stuart: coming back a little. we're down 476 as opposed to over 500 points. i will call that a comeback. it's a minor comeback. let's face it. big techs taking it on the chin today, look at that all of them down 2, 3, 4%, all of them on the way down. scott shellady, tjm europe managing director. all right, scott, we've been reporting that the european union rejected italy's budget. that puts italian banks in play or certainly in some really challenged. we're saying that is one of the reasons for our market decline. are we accurate? >> yeah, i think you are. nobody's really focused what has been happening over here. unbeknownst to me i've been placed in the

joining us mary mary anastasia o'grady, columnist for "the wall street journal."ing the percentages. we've seen the empty shelves, weight loss of after ran person, people waiting in line for toilet paper. it is becoming a humanitarian disaster now, isn't it? >> i think it is kind of funny upping it to something higher, when you get to one million% inflation why bother? this what happens when you basically use monetary mechanisms to finance the fiscal deficit. normally in democracies you have a mechanism, a political mechanism that would demand some kind of improvement to the management of the economy but since this is dictatorship and venezuelan government made it clear they don't care how many people flee the country, the more that leave the better because they're basically want to, cubans have a hold of venezuela. they want to keep that territory and they want to keep control of the oil, what's left of it. so if the country empties out that is just perfectly fine. charles: they can barely drill the oil. they chased out all the multinationals with the expertise.