as long as the consumers are there there are other narcos.on in mexico which was exposed, and rico pinota denies the allegation of $100 million in bribes but there are very well—documented cases of very high ranking officials accepting tens of millions of dollars and it is very ha rd millions of dollars and it is very hard ina millions of dollars and it is very hard in a poor country like mexico to imagine people are going to stop bribing government officials, border security, prison guards. so what does the title mean? in means a larger—than—life narco does the title mean? in means a la rger—than—life narco has does the title mean? in means a larger—than—life narco has been convicted and will spend the rest of his life in prison. we'll cocaine still be available? yes, everywhere in the same announced that it was before —— will. i hate to say that but that is the sad reality. that is the reality. 0k, douglas, good to talk to you. douglas century they're speaking to us from new york. many tributes have been paid today to gordon banks, one of t

with those words the defense industrial complex began salivating i'm sure consensus is that as long as venezuela's military leaders remain loyal to sitting president dora will stay in power but are their ranks as solid and what if any influence could cuba hold in the struggle between the dora and guide oh. well there's no question but that this is a coup a coup that was planned cooked and prepared according to an old recipe that the united states has had that has it has already used and what their model cheveley in on doing in a number of countries throughout latin america it's an american inspired and why though is washington's puppet trump's puppet it's he's a man who didn't stand for an election has never stood for election and us were so matter of fact the opposition boycotted the presidential elections of last year and us were less than equal last moda one against another candid in name and an refiled gone. forty six percent of the voters participated in those elections in minutes well. even with the boycott even with the boycott. but now you have these people who boycotted the el

stay as long as you like. have a good afternoon. >> maybe we'll all go skating after this. >> that would be fun. there's a rink near here. i'm ali velshi. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. it is wednesday, a snowy wednesday and we have a lot to get to this hour, so let's get right into it. we'll begin with this. the 2020 election is already under attack. you thought i was going to say underway. no, under attack. a new report from politico reveals disinformation campaigns are happening as we speak. and it they mirror russia's ent interference in the 2016 election. politico reporting the main targets appear to be democratic presidential candidates, kamala harris, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and prospective candidate beto o'rourke. the attacks are in the form of misinformation posted about the candidates, you guessed it, on twitter and other social media platforms. >> politico reports senator kamala harris is among the most targeted. a tweet attacking the senator with racist and sexist stereo types was seen by 8.6 mil

they will kind of move away from that as long as they can, but from a structural standpoint, michael is absolutely right. europe has a far bigger problem than the u.s., for sure, and has less tools than china. being on the wrong side of policy is risky for europe.

i'm never satisfied and as long as you're never satisfied you keep going as soon as you decide you're content with yourself couldn't be any better it's time to call it the book all ways striving to be better lagerfeld was arguably the world's most prolific and legendary designer here we define women's couture before becoming a pop culture icon in his later years also coming up w.'s annual freedom of speech or goes to annabel hernandez for her work investigating the crimes of mexico's drug cartels and exposing corruption in the government at great personal risk. while arcus great to have you along everyone karl lagerfeld he had a fashion house chanel has died in paris at the age of eighty five after a designer failed to appear at chanel so let's go to a show back in january wormers began to swirl that he was ill but the company said he had just been feeling tired when her career spanning nearly seven decades the hamburg born designer was one of the most prolific and modern fashion. he was a superstar among fashion designers the unmistakable color lagerfeld complete with iconic sunglass

as long as there is s no testin, we a h happy. media -- analian to mimicsian comedian who kim jong-un is being deported. >> deported for impersonating kim jong-un. he checks out of his hotel after authorities revoked his visa. they grab the person who issued a visa letter and made her sign a piece of paper saying it was invalid. satire is a powerful weapon against any dictatorship. they are scared of guys who look like the real thing. >> the comedians were tat -- were questioned by police on friday. him not to told create any disturbances as the city prepares to host kim and trump for their second nuclear summit. it is not clear how his first gig, he also staged his stunt for the leaders in singapore last june. he has been barred from public appearances. >> green book won best picture, but there was a surprise shut out for glenn close as olivia colman took best actress at the oscars. >> people were expecting glenn close to win because she is overdue. that would have been nice, but afterggest voting block americans happens to be br

as long as the tories own it? yes. there is not a but about it.ary democracy the point is to try to get elected. yes, but it would be great if you had a coherent slate of policies behind that election. labour have things i would criticise them on, for example they are not making the case for immigration. we are not getting into wider policy. the arguments they are making... they need to make the case for immigration. that is at the heart of the debate. i don't think it's too late for that. they need to explain it to me and the country, why their policies are coherent. remain at last the referendum but it was a narrow result, so you have to find a compromised brexit that can try to really unite the country. for example, a permanent customs union and regulatory alignment as much as possible with the single market. they may well end up in a situation that is basically norway plus, a de facto customs union... you may not like the position... they might not like the position because they would have to accept all kinds of constraints, and state aid and

those things as long as pakistan steers away and as long as the civil society does not go hand in glove kind of a soft separatism which is a kind of creating the just a few people in the ideological conservatives who are terrorists i don't want to know having to come to the end of the program but i do want to go back to victoria in london because victoria i know you want to get in and comment on what mr charlie has said but we are heading towards an indian general election and what's happened here could very well play out on a much more larger national scale i was wondering how you think this is going to play out and of course yes i thought you just this is the problem i think this is a problem that it's going to obviously for domestic community the indian government is going to play this is you as a sort of. a way to garner support if moody looks soft on pakistan this is not going to win many elections but what i do want to say is it which is very important not to lose sight of is that the indian government's policy towards the kashmir is has been to win hearts and minds and unfortunat

of them partition you know about yeah as long as i was a little sorry and if i minister to bush and us for it's good for you and some foolish little feet below i think the first part of the reason i said was that you know i have to say. i don't i think it's difficult when you live in a country to know what how you're perceived you know like you said you have an outsider's view of the country i think it's really interesting i love to travel because i love to find out what people think of it british people. usually not very good but sadly that. i liked him was from a. few more smartest men i was and so. on the scene alice she goes i mean i have. learned not only are you in tokyo. one in london of vision it was an email voiced by monday. there are other schools spat on me of a design that go if it's an island well you know i got books missions i didn't does i'm going to be possible as a rallying for my ball. that's really interesting because you know obviously the u.k. is nowhere near is you know germany is a huge country and you know even in the u.k. small as we are people are different

say of course they want the strike to be over, but they will support the teachers in this strike as long as it takes for teachers to get a better and fair wage. in oakland, sara stinson, kron four news."> ( robin ) the zumbathon was free - but many people donated money that will go to oakland teachers. ( robin ) the recovery effort for a woman who was bulandslide at fort funston in san francisco continues today. this happened friday... after a coastal cliffside collapsed on two women in their 20's were walking a dog on the beach at fort funston. san francisco fire crews were able to rescue one woman and the dog - both survived and are okay. but... crews have been searching for her friend ever since. <"a huge quanity of the sandy material was removed from the natural high tide currents. so it's unknown if the body of the missing woman is still buried under the existing material or if she was possibly removed from the high ocean currents.">( robin ) the national park service will continue to monitor the conditions to make sure it's safe for their crews... but they will continue to look for

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the us maintain it is pretty says have already said we are willing to have an internal settlement as long as you drop the secession claim because as far as india is concerned even not to dialogue with our internal citizens in kashmir are with pakistan as long as this claim for revisionism is there you know if you are ok with the status quo if you want to reclaim part of the focus on occupied kashmir that's what you're looking at i don't think india right now any time the boss is willing to concede a single inch of territory or make any compromise on this so i think within that one spot you stand drops the claim was a civil society in kashmir you are talking about our village to work within the confines of the indian constitution and india's territorial integrity and you live with that you know more success and its movements have died out through settlements for internal autonomy so be a little one of those things as long as pakistan stays away and as long as the civil society does not go hand in glove a kind of a soft separatism because a kind of creating the genital and ideological once

as long as you change things, as long as you've don't keep these...ve don't keep these... to me, this is the basic of not just the french system, but a lot of european systems, and they have been disgruntled prolonged time now. peak hill can't find jobs. i and the hill can't find jobs. land the same. we have all been struggling. l graduated a few years ago, i have friends who are struggling to find jobs, we don't know what's going to happen to our generation and we are not all going to... macron is quite a young president anyway. but he was a banker before he became the economy minister, and then he became president. he did not come out of nowhere. he came from markets, he came from the elite. it comes back to this. applause. thank you. lydia, your question, please. wearout you? their eu art. —— where are you. there you are. we'll europe remain as divided as ever as an almost impossible to solve migration crisis? you have taken it more refugees than any other eu country per capita. i think this is one of our biggest challenges of our time, and whoever

happen like they did for example with the annapolis one during george bush's iraq war others but as long as it doesn't change the facts on the ground of the livelihood of these people they won't have much hope in these meetings. at that meeting or such a thing. meanwhile at the sochi summit he rounds president hassan rouhani said he backs a push to clear syria's italy bridgend of fighters from high up that hit all shaan formerly known as the newsroom front russia's vladimir putin and ali of course of president bashar al assad said he is ready to drive the fighters out of italy and turkey's president said hopes for a political resolution to the conflict in syria have never been stronger the iranian president also said the presence of the us in the middle east harms countries in the region well the iranian president said that the us has had a destructive presence in the middle east. regarding the first issue i.e. the united states we do not have any optimism about what the americans are saying if the united states leaves syria completely. this would be. good news for the people of syria. a

and the cat went from backyard to backyard. >> i can keep it down as long as we need to. >> a standoff between man and beast finally came to an end behind the pomegranate tree. >> glad i decided not to go in the backward and do any work. that would have been a heck of a surprise to see a cat come over the fence. >> reporter: the cat is about 2 years old. and fish and wildlife will decide where to release him once he wakes up from his nap. >>> straight ahead this morning, hollywood history made at the oscars. the winners, the performances, everything you missed from the 91st annual academy awards. >>> and a live look. cloudy conditions in the south bay, san jose. but a lot of wet weather is on the way. >>> a wet and windy start to the workweek as we are tracking a powerful storm system that brings increasing rain and wind today and tomorrow. high def doppler is dry for the most part. enjoy it. that will change soon. you can see a few showers for the north bay from san rafael to mill valley. and pushing across the richmond san rafael bridge. because of the storm system a lot of snow in t

i'll stay as long as he feels like i'm doing good value and as long as i'm contributing and this is happening right now. >> commerce secretary a real thing? >> no that was a discussion we had back i think in the fall before this position so, no, i have heard that i turned down several millions of dollars to be the president of the university of south carolina. which is also force. no. the parlor games get played in washington. >> yes, they do. mick mulvaney, the acting white house chief of staff. thank you. >>> and joining me now is someone who may soon jump into the democratic race for president, it's senator michael bennet of colorado. welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you for having me. >> well, let me start with this. where do you fit in in field? what kind of campaign do you want to run? we're hearing elizabeth warren yesterday, very unapologetic, major change. transformational types of things, i'm tired of waiting for medicare for all and others are talking about a more, hey, you have to live in the real world, pragmatic approach, it's a divided country or congress. you won't g

in fact, we can have capitalistic economy as long as people have equality of opportunity. >> that will share the prosperity. charles: deneen, does it feel like it, the narrative, this belongs to the left. on one hand the right protects the status quo. they protect the idea that ceos make so much more money than their, than their workers. they protect the notion that, the stork market is up. it may only be good for half the economy. in other words, does the right make it easier for the narrative to be, that they don't care about this topic? >> well, i think, the right needs to do more about promoting what we're seeing with our economy and also promoting the fact that you have those on the left that want to raise taxes on those who make a lot of money, like you yourself, mr. charles. they want to take away your money. so listen, americans need to understand that elizabeth warren and ocasio-cortez and all the others they want to tax the rich and give away freebies. that is the kind of platform that they are running for when they're in office. charles: hadley, how should busin

simply as long as the military backing them ? is simply as long as the military backing them? our or years. at some point, this force will be confronted by a larger force this force will be confronted by a largerforce eitherfrom this force will be confronted by a larger force either from the outside orfrom the inside. the military who now support him will be confronted by another military. be at the messick who are against them, splintered fractions, or from abroad. already in one way, they have mentioned international coalitions. when it comes to aid. why is the military sticking with them at this moment in time given all the problems that have been happen? like they say, that is a mystery inside an enigma. nobody knows for sure. why is the military risking it, citing with maduro like that, why is the military siding with him... what the critics hearsay is because units have been infiltrated by intelligence agents, if they do something, they will get reported back to maduro. that is what the opposition says. we living there. good to get your perspective. thank you. —— we leav

the washington post last week ahead of the munich security conference and in that piece you write as long as trump remains in the white house expect most european thought leaders to continue using him as an excuse to avoid contending with the continent's serious systemic and structural problems rather than confront these difficult truths most europeans prefer to pretend that the president of the united states is their greatest challenge and nowhere is this flight from reality more apparent than germany where do you see germany running away from its problems by running toward strong. well certainly on the issue of i mean let's look at the major problems that germany has is trumpet the need trying to ministration has to germany we look at nato spending germany is spending one point two one point three percent far short of the two percent that it's required to by its own agreements to spend it's the richest country in europe a concert me afford to do this so trump is right about that he might not express it in the way that i like it you know in terms of berating them constantly but germany i

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as long as he stays on that, he gets re-elected.doing, achieving more than any president in modern history. have a great weekend. up next. more on adam schiff. we love to talk about adam schiff, and his collusion with fusion. we'll be right back. ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you lou: the head of the house intel committee, adam schiff, and fusion gps. the smear merchant founder of fusion gps, glenn simpson, they may have been colluding. they were colluding with each other at an aspen event in july last year. the author of that report, john solomon of the hill talking about schiff's collusion and complicity with the anti-trump smear merchant. >> we have adam schiff even ghaijt same behavior -- engaging in the same behavior he was criticizing. bruce ohr, hillary clinton, chris

tone of trump speech is expected to be conventional sticking to the teleprompter as he did last year as long as we are proud of who we are. and what we are fighting for there is nothing we cannot achieve in his last two speeches to congress trump appeared willing to reach out to his political opponents to achieve shared legislative goals but within days of each address trunk quickly returned to attacking democrats on his twitter feed a sharp contrast to his appeal for unity still the white house says president goal is to bring the country together but after two years in office the country remains divided angry and opposed to many of trump's policies polls show the president goes into his state of the union speech with just a forty percent approval rating can really help get al-jazeera washington. britain's prime minister is heading to northern ireland to talk about the main obstacle to solving the brics it chaos. on the border between the north and the irish republic and confusion leaving the e.u. is seeing record numbers of british citizens apply for irish passports. from london . tradition

volunteers will keep them going for as long as they need to. and as long as theokay. of course we'll continue to follow the latest developments on the strike. and any potential deal that could be in the works both on air and online. including our web site. which can out our break down on what oakland teachers make and what's at play here. >> stopping the high speed rail in its tracks. the goal op one state lawmakers. new legislation is being proposed to halt anymore state funding for the project. in addition the state senator wants unspent money to pay off debt. that the project is already built up. governor promised to scale back high speed rail. due it being over budget. behind scheduled and mismanaged. president trump wants to cancel a $1 billion grant nrt project and take back $2 billion in federal funds already spent on the fromhe outk like any other home. and popping up in neighborhoods across the bay area. called sober hope homes. >> insider tell us anyone can open a sober home and turn big profit quickly. because there's no over sight. this could impact neighb

lieutenant governor and state attorney general are all under fire for alleged misdeeds committed as long as four decades ago.. this has obviously been an extraordinarily challenging week for all virginians.virginia for all virginians. . too.for next week are forecast more storms the weekend. more storms are forecast for next week too.too.for next week too. "virginians will resolve their issues that they have there. it's sad because they have some very talented leaders there, but they have to have the confidence of the electorate( vicki ) house speaker nancy pelosi trying to distance the national democratic party from the triple scandal that has erupted just across the potomac river.the governor, lieutenant governor and state attorney general are all under fire for alleged misdeeds committed as long as four decades ago.. this has obviously been an extraordinarily challenging week for all virginians.virginia senator mark warner on the scandals that have racked his state's capitol.governor ralph northam has refused

as long as the job is routine can be defined by an objective function, and is quantitative in nature,t will eventually get displaced. eventually the easier ones, first. >> let's talk about those other jobs. you have said in the past, drivers, chauffeurs will get displaced. >> the process of driving a truck on highway, today, research technologies already be people. we just have to implement it. i would say in about five years there will be very competitive, safer autonomous driving trucks that stay on highways. certain types of doctors will be easier to be displaced, mostly, none completely, for example, radiology. radiology, at least within the job of a radiologist, that is looking at an mri, ct, x-ray and writing down what is being observed, whether tumor, size, and so on, those will be better done by machines probably over the next ten or 15 years. that doesn't mean a reality just will be out of work, they can move on to research, do patient interaction, but a decent part of the job will be gone. similarly, diagnosis of different types of cancer. let's say lung cancer, skin cancer,

as terrorists remain in syria as long as we haven't eliminated all of them. these people the refugees will not be. ready to return they will not be confident that they will be secure in syria. we need to step up our fight against terrorism in syria and in all of other places. where security needs to be maintained we need to how directly just to return to secure places together with iran's since the past year we have been providing humanitarian aid to syria we believe that this is our responsibility. as a neighboring as a brotherly country and we have been providing humanitarian aid to the nation of syria. over the. decisive in helping syria rebuild this would also require a lot of investment and. i hope that the effort of our three countries over the future summits. will help that but this is of course very important issues thank you. well we've just been listening in to the news conference in sochi with the leaders of russia key and iran president putin said thanks to all three countries a positive environment has been created to help solve the crisis in syr

as long as he keeps talking and there is a dialogue of course they will build.ey are not going to lower their guard. you can't ask the country to completely stop defending itself when they have so many reasons not to trust the world right now. they have been the victim for so long that they have to lower their own guard. jillian: criticism from the last it was donald trump is too friendly on the appearance side with kim jong un. we don't know what happens behind closed doors. what do you want to see? what do you want his tone to be? >> this has to be more than a photo op. there has to be something that comes out of this meeting that is tangible. it could be working toward ending the korean war, announcing steps toward denuclearization. he has to come forward, he's not just walking away taking a picture. rob: i want to bring up something that illustrates this. it was surprising to see the number of people who think the us should take military action to stop this program, 49 person. this is a case to me how bad this issue was under president obama, how close, ever

as long as they are fighting, as long as people are fighting, yes, i will stay. they are fighting, as my heart isn't anywhere else, and secondly i have not lived anywhere else that i can write about with authority or with the kind of affection and with the sort of bittersweet side as well, the anger as well, i never cared about a place as well, i never cared about a place as much as i cared about this. and for the purposes of my crazy novels and for the newspaper work, i think you need that kind of energy, and you need that kind of energy, and you need that kind of emotional investment. so i can't see myself leaving. that is a great place to end. 0ne, thank you very much. leaving. that is a great place to end. one, thank you very much. thank you, thanks to having me. it was really a pleasure. thanks. hello. after the coldest, snowiest week of the winter so far, there was only a gradual thaw over the weekend, but that is going to pick up pace in the coming days. but this is going to be disappearing away from the high hills and mountains, as temperatures are heading up across the uk. bu

that offer stands as long as the strike continues. and those discounts are only for certain films and only for matinees. >> the teachers also have a big supporter in mayor libby schaaf, but she's hoping both sides can find some middle ground. >> reporter: do you have any concerns for the city if this is a prolonged strike? >> absolutely. our city cannot function without our children in schools learning, getting their education. our teachers also have to operate within a fiscally solvent district. >> you can see all of the interview with mayor schaaf posted online at www.kpix.com. you can also find a survival guide for parents and a look back at the last teachers strike in '96 all at the top of the page at www.kpix.com. >>> so we learned today the man who opened fire on a napa deputy at point blank range was in the country illegally and had been deported three times. >> can i look around to make sure? >> body camera video shows what happened during a traffic stop last sunday night. a deputy asked the driver to roll down his window. the

lawmakers say the problem will persist as long as that dmv uses old technology. >> the big concern is we have a lot of california drivers who are making it tough choice today, whether to drive without a license at no fault of their own figure out another way to get around. >> the dmv said they fixed the system error and they are audited by the state department of finance. >> man accused of a woman in his uber car fled the country. he will be in court this morning. he is a tunisian national and flood to cano -- canada and was captured and later extradited back to semper cisco. he has pleaded not guilty. the hearing will focus on dna evidence. >>> the owner of a studio is in jail, facing charges with lewd acts on a topic they believe andrew appropriately touched two girls who studied martial arts and his studio. the police say the incident happened in 2013 and 2014 and again in late 2017. >>> the former attorney sentenced to prison in a high- profile dog mauling case was turned down for parole. martin is discerning 15 years to life for her. her dogs attacked her neighbor in the hallway

as long as they're going higher, i think they're okay. >> at least while things look like they're better than they were i think the case for the semis is one where people had priced in so much negativity, i think, look, right now it's not necessarily a question of demand, the question is really how much they had sold off first quarter there's a lot of optimism and inventory builds. at the same time you see this outperformance by semis, you're also getting emerging markets above the 200-day. you're starting to see other parts of the same trade which bode well for the reality that this trade is more than just semis oversold. >> part of this v has been positioning, and i would think that the same is true for semis. they got absolutely crushed when apple reported and we started hearing the semis say things are weak, things are weak, things are weak we come around in january and it's off to the races. >> it was interesting, a taiwan semi reported a miss again in earlyish january and the stock didn't go down and so they had already rebounded some, but that should have been a tell they had more

it and it's this if you're an autocrat as far as mr trump is concerned we're ok with that because as long as we're doing business with you what if that costs a journalist his life. well know that look that's completely wrong i don't want to say i don't support everything that goes on in saudi arabia and everything they do outside of it and i want people held accountable in the point about the government shutdown is i strongly don't think a detailed report would be done with forty percent of the time for it for having it to be that being on the other hand the relation ship with saudi arabia it's second to what's going on in yemen i think the people who are trying to push push this through congress push sanctions on saudi arabia the point of it is to end u.s. support of saudi the u.a.e. and the joint operation in yemen which is effectively fighting off the iranian proxies and al qaeda for controlling yemen which would in turn give them control of the bob element of straights meaning that could shut down the red sea and they'd have control of the strait of hormuz that could shut down the per

i'm never satisfied and as long as you're never satisfied you keep going as soon as you decide you're content with yourself couldn't be any better it's time to call it there is no longer felt demanded excellence in his work until the very end tonight remembering the german fashion designer who was arguably the world's most prolific most present and most recognizable also coming up the w.'s annual freedom of speech award. for risking her own life to report an expose the crimes of mexico's drug cartels and the corruption inside the mexican government. it's good to have you with us so we begin tonight with the end of one of the most creative forces in the world of fashion karl lagerfeld the head of fashion house chanel has died in paris at the age of eighty fall after he failed to appear at chanel's full couture show back in january rumors began to swirl that he was ill but the company said that he had just been feeling. or during a career that spanned nearly seven decades the hamburg born designer became one of the most prolific in modern fashion. he was a superstar among fashion design

the thinking behind that strategy. >> so as long as we are dealing with slowed inflation and lower rates. is it likely well continue to seat divergence? >> that may be the case. that is what you get from some of investors we talked to. it is kind of what you might call a barbell strategy. you go for quality on the one hand, and what you could argue would be low quality on the other when it comes to credit ratings. that said, so far it seems to be paying off. >> dave, what could upset this scenario? what is this predicated on that could turn on investors suddenly? >> well, it really comes down to whether that sort of goldie locks, when it comes to the economy, whether it plays out. whether you get slowing in a meaningful way where companies get hurt. you have seen earnings come down this year at least for the s&p 500. you have that as a concern going forward there. is so much back and fortunate on trade. there are a lot of things that can get in the way. it is a continuation of where we are now and that is something that you can't necessarily guarantee as an investor for sure. >> obviousl

in a low rate environment in the rest of the world and anything that offers yield in that safety, as longit is not because of the fed balance sheet is moving, should be supported. subadra: i agree. i think duration in general is where you want to be toward the end of the cycle. especially given the fact that we think we could go into recession in early 2020. ultimately, you'll see people flocking in to save haven assets. there is plenty of that, no shortage of treasuries. people can always by treasuries. i think bunds are starting to get too rich. jonathan: what is driving that? the economic backdrop over the belief that the ecb is not going anywhere anytime soon? subadra: it is that, and there are not that many bunds and save haven assets. any flight to quality, everyone tries to buy bunds. there is only so much for the market to take down. kathy: safe haven assets will continue to be safe haven assets when things happen. but i would agree, just a limited universe of things with positive yields that you can buy. jonathan: there seems to be a consensus emerging through the week. add some

as we remember when we are best when we are together, as long as we remember we should never be afraid to use the word compassion, we should never be afraid to celebrate our immigrant heritage, that we celebrate and organize and build relationships in every zip code of this country, recognizing that zip code should never determine destiny. we should always recognize our teachers are the most precious resource in our communities, and we should lift them up and not tear them down, as matt bevan has been doing in kentucky. that is why he will be a one term governor. that's why donald trump will be a one-term president. when we work together and call out hate, callout shared -- call for shared prosperity, call for an economy that works for everyone, call for racial justice, call for justice under law, that is what the supreme court says, and there are no footnotes, no exclusions. let's do it together, folks, and that is how we will get to the mountaintop. the world needs us, not just america. i'm confident we can lead. and i leave you with this. this era will be studied alongside at least

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and for the next 10 nights as long as the weather cooperates because they do need dry weather. one lane is open in each direction starting at 9:00 tonight. >>> this morning, police are looking for driver who slammed into a little girl in the north bay, sending her flying through the air. the hit-and-run was caught on camera saturday. a warning, the video is hard to watch. the driver of this two door dark sedan initially pauses and then drives off. fortunately, the 7-year-old has a few scrapes and bruises and is doing okay. >> bam, bam, bam, bam, bam. >> is that what it felt like? >> uh-huh. >> the car is probably a bmw or a mercedes, the driver had light skin and a beard. there's a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to his arrest. >>> a hot air balloon with a dozen people on board had to make an emergency landing in the north bay. the balloon splashed down shortly after 10 a.m. in a marsh. a chp pilot spotted the balloon. the chp was able to fly three people out at a time. >> by the time we flew the last three off the island. we were in ankle deep to a foot of water

the president adding as long as there's no testing we're good. critics point out the leaders didn't spell out how pyongyang will denuclearize. john roberts reporting in hanoi, vietnam. >> reporter: good morning to you from hanoi. president trump has gone on record in the last few weeks saying he is no hurry to push kim jong-un to dismantle his program. there's growing sense kim is going to have to do more soon to get rid of his nuclear program if he hopes to get the dialogue with president trump going especially to reap economic benefits of denuclearization. he was leaving the white house today for the 20-hour flight here to hanoi. president trump telling national governor's associations he was responsibility about the possibility of the talks this week. kim does need to do his part. >> we're speaking. we could have very good summit. i think we'll have a very tremendous summit. we want denuclearization. i think he'll have a country that will settle lot of records in term of the economy. >> reporter: according to senior administration official, th

i think the policy conversation is a good one to have as long as we have in the right context. >> youu thought the strongest democrat would be vice president joe biden. he was speaking a few moments ago. he said something that's not going to speculation. take a listen. >> most important people in my life want me to run. i don't want this to be that. i want to make sure that if we do this and we are very close to getting to a decision that i am fully prepared to do it. >> he went onto say i have made the final decision but don't be surprised. it stounounds like he is gettin. >> right. you heard him talk about all of the issues, medicare for all, all of these kind of, you know, can't say america will be a socialist country. it used to be kind of earth shattering. now that's the mainstream part of the party, right? discussion moved pretty far left of center in this primary. interesting to see when you get joe biden there how it will play. >> and then senator sanders also talked about the great new deal. it would guarantee a job for every american that wants one. ivanka trump was asked ab

as this is so as long as there is no control on the over the congregation of face what else can victims do as one case even the congregation of faith itself because one of the leading person that was accused by a german. that he was buried seeing. in the church itself in a church so i think we can see that at the moment the in the news you misuse scandal is heading to the center of the church itself also to the that's a very conservative circles within the church and that's very important because all the conservatives and the church for many years said well that's the misuse government of the sex abuse scandal is just a minor problem only with sort of i didn't you know you have often libertarian stream within the church and. we've now we've heard a clip earlier from from the pope of how he has responded to the allegations but i'd like to bring in the voice of a victim we've got a clip of like the play from doris. she's a former nun who was abused by clerics and has written about her experience this is what she had to say in an exclusive interview with g w. skipped based on the nuns have

as long as it remains cost free to rape a woman, a child or a man in a situation of conflict, we willavailable to increase the cost and the consequences for those who commit, command or condone sexual violence, including the use of sanctions and other targeted measures. sanctions and other targeted measures. the headlines on bbc news... the government has cancelled a controversial agreement to provide extra ferries in case of a no—deal brexit. new allegations of sexual and racial harassment by former employees of the retail tycoon, sir philip green have been published in the telegraph — he denies any crime or misconduct. the number of young victims of knife crime admitted to hospitals in england has risen by more than fifty percent in the past five years. in sport, that is a battle taking place at murrayfield. defending champions ireland are fighting for a first win in this year's six nations, they need scotland going into the second half. you can watch the conclusion on bbc one. paul pogba sparkles once again for manchester united with two goals in their win against fulham which take