: brandon:?ure -- on that valuation? brandon: sure, but the goal is beating that 6%. david: under that analysis, the government would get the money. it is not really tax avoidance. brandon: is the idea of where you put your money to be that 6%. david: a different form of a search for yield. you need higher yield if they will take your wealth away. brandon: that is why we draw comparison to looking what pensions are doing in a low interest rate environment in consideration of their own risks. does that suggest other alternative investment? it is not just private equity but particularly higher reward. it depends -- brandon: it depends which capital adjustments you are looking at. things like that are also there. private equity is the one that seems to be across the board that shows up above that 6% threshold. david: thanks so much to bloombergs brandon. for policy and politics we welcome our panel of brian murray, founder of rick byrd strategies and president of -- and basil's michael, former execu

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jets' linebacker brandon copeland joins the desk. he's a member of our financial wellness advisory counsel. "the halftime report starts right now. >>> welcome to "the halftime report." joe terranova, the brothers najarian, courtney gibson and, mario gabelli of the gabelli funds. the s&p heading for its 24th record close of the year what a big year it's been. how are you doing? >> terrific. >> welcome back. how do you feel? better than in months? >> the fact the market is hitting a new high, we're looking at stock specifics and what are they doing. like the viacom cbs. next year the only challenge i see is the lower interest rate that has an impact on the liabilities of pension plans and how much cash they have to put in things are okay. >> how do you feel about where the trade talks are, where the fed is >> nothing nothing changes. it's fine. the fed is fine. we like the global competitiveness, that china is bringing in texy in house and trying to develop their own skill set and have competitive innovation >> this talk of value over

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until it was time to go back out there. >> reporter: brandon brooks, philadelphia eagles, sidelined byforced to leave sunday's game against the seahawks early. >> when my team needed me, i wasn't there. i had a handle on it for two and a half years now -- >> reporter: before sunday brooks hadn't missed a game for anxiety-related illnesses since 2016. it was then he started taking proactive members to handle his anxiety including therapy and medication. "make no mistake i'm not ashamed or embarrassed by this, i've had this under control for a couple of years and had a setback yesterday." his coach and team are behind him. >> this is serious, d he's -- it's something he battles with, you know, battles this every single day and does a great job managing that. >> reporter: brandon adding several other nfl players let him know they struggle too. >> it's been a lot of guys around the league who reached out to me about it. it's a lot more guys than you guys can imagine, to be honest. >> reporter: while the eagles initially said brooks left sunday's game due to just an illness, the nfl star ex

brandon judd, from the border patrol council. and the texas department of public safety and counter-terrorism division. brandon, we are looking at what may be some violence as a result that is rising as a result of a more secure border. is that a fair statement? >> it's absolutely fair. all you have to do is looking at the numbers. go back to april when we were at such huge highs. now we are 5,000 less in the month of october than the move september. the numbers continue to go down. we are putting a dent in the cartel's profit. any time you do that, they start to get more violent. in my 22-year career as a border patrol agent, i have always seen more violence any time we are doing better on the border. president trump's policies are working and because they are work they are getting more desperate. wee when we cut into that revenue, they get more dangerous. lou: no one has been clearer in his warnings about the capability of the cartels and the extent of their influence and control whether in mexico or what they are doing with dr

thank you for joining us happy thanksgiving brandon fletcher, senior analyst from bernstein. >>> a u.s. federal judge has ruled that former white house counsel don mcgahn must obey a subpoena order from the house of representatives. congressional lawyers have insisted he should testify about president trump's efforts to block an earlier investigation into russia's election interference back in 2016. this latest ruling represents a resounding rejection of trump administration claims that senior officials cannot be compelled to answer questions from congress. nbc news colleague tracie potts is joining us live from washington, d.c. and tracie, why does this ruling matter in the context of the impeachment inquiry and further hearings >> reporter: well, it's huge because not only don mcgahn and the russia investigation, but now others like former national security adviser john bolton and other current and former white house employees have tried to avoid congressional subpoenas in the impeachment inquiry. but this judge's ruling says, literally, presidents are not kings, and they cannot bloc

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sarah barrass and brandon machin, who is her half—brother, strangled their two sons, aged 13 and 14,n may. prior to that they had tried to poison some of the children. frankie mccamley is outside the court. the details of this case are unbearably distressing. yes. today the court heard further details as to why this couple decided to murder to have their children and attempted to murder the rest. the pair feared that their children would be taken into care at the local authority were to find out about their own going secret incestuous relationship, so sarah barrass and brandon machin decided together that murdering all six of their children would be better than letting them go into care. tristan ina bbc letting them go into care. tristan in a bbc children's programme in 2017, unhappy by the of friends, but the 13—year—old was murdered along with his brother blake, by their own pa rents. with his brother blake, by their own parents. it left the community in sheffield in shock. today the boy's pa rents sheffield in shock. today the boy's parents sarah barrass and brandon machin, who we

brooks isn't easy >> that was a big block by brandon brooks. >> reporter: but on sunday, that's exactly what happened, by an opponent far tougher than the other team, anxiety. so bad he was vomiting on the sidelines and forced to leave the game. >> it's a daily battle, man. i've gotten a lot better with it, obviously t brooks missed two games and first revealed he had an anxiety disorder. >> i'll make it through. i'll be okay nothing i'm ashamed of. >> repr:s turned to therapy and medication and became one of the best linemen in the league and a spokesman for mental health. >> the biggest thing is to embrace it, accept it, understand why and really to attack it. >> reporter: one of many athletes and celebrities now talking about their anxiety. nba player marcus morris and performers ariana grande, lady gaga, and selena gomez. >> at the end of the day, we're people. we're human beings we go through the same else goes through, everyday issues that 40il go through >> reporter: off the field, the eagles right guard doing his part to tackle stigma. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> up n

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brandon judd is making a point says this could be a sign from the cartel.ecause of the cooperation and crackdown the administration has brought on the border that is the case. i spent a lot of time in mexico, very troubling one. one line cartels do not cross is the targeting of us citizens. that would bring very harsh repercussions. rob: a lot of violence in mexico. we appreciate it. jillian: donald trump bringing star power to kentucky to support gop gubernatorial candidates ahead of the heated election. >> kentucky have a chance to send radical democrats a message, you will vote to reelect kentucky governor matt bevan who has done a great job. rob: todd pyro joins us from the bagel and bakery in lexington, kentucky with tonight's biggest moments. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. nobody rival crowd better than donald trump. that is why matt bevan wanted him here and now top across the crowd more than killing one of america's greatest enemies. take a listen. >> defeating radical islamic terrorists like never before. the monster is animal known as a

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brandon, thanks so much.ne. steve: what a shocking story. brandon, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: the story is, if you are just waking up, nine americans executed down in mexico presumably by drug cartel. ainsley: mormon family, american, just going to a family. steve: motive unknown. today is tuesday. it's election day. with elections underway in weskentucky minnesota and ken mississippi and virginia. brian: the president's long rally. hey, kristin. >> good morning. president trump isn't on the ballot today but how impeachment is playing with voters is in large part to the white house's efforts to turn the kentucky governor's race to a referendum on impeachment. as you mentioned, president trump was down in kentucky last night rallying for the republican incumbent, governor matt bevin. he's hoping he can harness the president's many supporters in the state and their anger against the impeachment inquiry. >> let's get out and vote. let's send a message to washington to the other states, to the unit

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sarah barrass and brandon machin, who are half—siblings — strangled their 2 sons, aged 13 and 1a — int — you may find the details of this case distressing. tristan in a bbc children's programme in 2017, happy boy the of friends, but the 13—year—old was murdered along with his brother blake, by their own parents. it left the community in sheffield in shock. today the boy's parents sarah barrass and brandon machin, who were half siblings, were sentenced to 35 years in prison. they had strangled the boy and suffocated them with bin bags. family and friends paid tribute. a piece of all our hearts died on the 2ath of may 2019 which we will never get back. blake and triston leave a huge empty void in our lives and we did not get the chance to say goodbye. the court heard sarah barrass had regularly told her six children i gave you life, i can take it away. her barrister said she had been profoundly damaged by her childhood and had planned to kill herself as well. the former chief of the armed forces, lord bramall, has died aged 95. born in 1923, lord bramall served during the normandy landi

at one time him and his cellmate had 22 shanks hidden in their light fixture. >> brandon siverly would craft knives out of nearly any object he found on prison grounds. >> if it was big enough to put in your hand with a little left over, it was big enough to be sharpened into a weapon. usually i would just keep it on me because it's no good if it's hidden somewhere. if somebody comes on to you and [ bleep ], you ain't got it on you, you can't tell him, hold on, let me go get my knife. thankfully, i've never had to use one. usually if somebody sees one, it's enough to keep them at bay. so you don't usually have to use it. i was prepared to use it. >> siverly was 17 years old when he and a group of friends broke into a home and beat and robbed the occupant. he accepted a plea bargain and was sentenced to 20 years. while at wabash, however, he received an additional four-year sentence for possession of a dangerous device, a seven-inch-long shank. >> that's a baby. that's a baby. before that, i always tried to make mine at least 10 inches long. that way i had plenty of handle room and plen

sarah barrass and brandon machin were half siblings.n failed and drowning didn't work, together the pair strangled the boys, then suffocated them with binbags. today, for the first time, the court heard why the couple murdered two of their children and tried to kill the rest. the pair feared their children would be taken into care if the local authority found out about their secret incestuous relationship, so barrass and machin decided killing all six of their children would be better than letting that happen. as the pair were both sentenced to 35 years in prison, friends of the family paid tribute. a piece of all our hearts died on the 24th of may 2019 which we will never get back. blake and tristan leave a huge empty void in our lives, and we did not get the chance to say goodbye. at their funeral in august, the motorbikes they loved came together to remember the boys, who were regularly told by their mother, "i gave you life, i can take it away" — which she and her partner did in a crime described as nothing but evil. frankie mccamle

sarah barrass and brandon machin were half siblings. the first time, the court heard why the couple murdered two of their children and tried to kill the rest. the pair feared their children would be taken into care if the local authority found out about their secret incestuous relationship, so barrass and machin decided killing all six of their children would be better than letting that happen. as the pair were both sentenced to 35 years in prison, friends of the family paid tribute. a piece of all our hearts died on the 24th of may 2019 which we will never get back. blake and tristan leave a huge empty void in our lives, and we did not get the chance to say goodbye. at their funeral in august, the motorbikes they loved came together to remember the boys, who were regularly told by their mother, "i gave you life, i can take it away" — which she and her partner did in a crime described as "nothing but evil." frankie mccamley, bbc news, sheffield. the headlines on bbc news: ministers announce more support for flood victims in the north of

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earlier on breakfast, we spoke to the security minister, brandon lewis. establish for people first where you were and how it was you witnessed what happened? i was on the east side of london bridge and ended up being directly parallel to what happened. a man, basically, kind of came streaming out of nowhere saying someone had a knife —— screaming. i saw it unfolding. over the other side of the bridge. take us through the sequence the bridge. take us through the sequence of events. we are seeing some images of people running away. take us through what happened as it unfolded. after the man came running towards me shouting someone had a knife, i could see there was a massive bundle of people on the other side of the bridge and by that point, lots of people were screaming, it felt like hundreds on the bridge, getting out of cars. quite early on, i remember looking ata man quite early on, i remember looking at a man and i haven't said this to anyone yet and thinking, he looks terrible. i realised that was the man holding the knife from the attacker. i dialled

here's the president of the national border patrol council brandon judd.ou for joining us, appreciate it. as we begin i want your response to the breaking news coming out of mexico just 70 miles south of douglas, arizona where they are considering this where you have this family and others who have been killed, 6-month-old twins by a mexican drug cartel. >> it is so disturbing when you see united states citizens being put at risk because you have so many liberal policies that allow crime to continue to exist, when united states citizens are put in danger because of going into mexico this is a clear message that drug cartels are sending to the united states. is the story develops what i imagine you will find out is because we are doing a better job, because donald trump is putting a lot of pressure on these cartels they are going to send messages to the united states and this looks like it is one of those clear messages and it is very disturbing but if we get a handle and control on this issue once and for all we could put a stop to this commutative politic

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freedom this gate is open and that's what people will be celebrating again this weekend simon young brandon thank you. we'll be providing special coverage and reports on the events that led up to the fall of the 30 years ago and we'll have live coverage of the main ceremonies and commemorations that's tomorrow november the 9th now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a quake in north western iran has killed at least 6 people and injured more than 300 of this magnitude 5.9 events struck friday in the country's mountainous eastern . province it was followed by a 1000060 aftershocks. government protesters have been killed in iraq's capital baghdad. security forces used tear gas and the races to switch because. of a government corruption and a lack of jobs. to beas boots made for walking. experts say yes on display in paris to be open to the end of the month memorabilia could fetch more than $50000.00 euros. for the 19th century french emperor. not to wear a university student who reportedly fell from a building during clashes between police and protesters ha

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this is 8th and brandon streets south of market. the heavy rains overloaded storm drains sending water shooting into the air. >> and heavy rain caused some problems on highway 101. standing water and a very dangerous situation. hopefully we won't see a lot of that in the water is starting to run off the roads. of course it increases the fire danger and all of that but now mud slides. >> that's great. well and that's something they're certainly having to be concerned about where any of the burn scars are. >> and i don't know if you've had rain is heading their way right now. they are starting to see some of that. you can see that behind me. look at this loop over the last 12 hours as that storm moves in and take a look it is heading down to southern california right now. can you see here as we take a look as we zoom in where those oranges and yellows are in bakersfield. we're still getting some showers. southern california now down in los angeles starting to get some showers and it really is the entire state of california seeing a de

as ever the answers to their problems have come from within from young men like 19—year—old brandon williams greenwood made it 2—2. sheffield united, so comfortable for so long we re united, so comfortable for so long were now breathless and bewildered as marcus rashford completed the useful u—turn. three goals in the seven sensational minutes but they couldn't contain the chaos. sheffield united made their own anarchy. a stoppage time equaliser, 3-3 but anarchy. a stoppage time equaliser, 3—3 but had they used an arm? replay is not clear. quite some finished quite so much. 460, 70 minutes they were not acceptable, not good enough, but that shows the quality of us that we could still score goals and should have had one or two more in a game where we don't really perform. it shows that in this league you need to be on it for 90 minutes out to get punished and i thought our players were outstanding and dominated large parts of the game and if we hadn't got a point it would have been devastating for us, so we would have been devastating for us, so we got a point in the end, disappointed we didn

young men like 19—year—old brandon williams. five minutes later other young mancunians joined in.sheffield united we re greenwood. 2—2. sheffield united were now breathless and bewildered as marcus rashford completed the useful revolution. three goals in seven minutes. and still we were not done. sheffield united embrace the chaos. 3—3 but might technology have the final say? no handball, and quite some end to quite some match. rangers are back level on points with celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after they won 3—1 at hamilton academicals this afternoon. rangers went ahead seven minutes in thanks to this finish from ryan jack but lewis smith levelled for hamilton. the game's decisive moment came before the break. this fantastic strike from ryan kent restored rangers lead and he added a third in injury time. they're now only in second place on goal difference. in the day's other game aberdeen remain in third after a 1—1 draw against stjohnstone. sam cosgrove fired aberdeen ahead with this fine strike. but the side bottom of the table equalised when matty kennedy finis

brandon with a lovely strike here.t—hand corner, check this out, an absolute screamer from ronan curtis giving portsmouth a 2—1 victory. their reward is a second round tied thomas o'hara gets aren't able to emulate some other non—league sides who caused shocks at the weekend. this is how they came out for the draw. the full draw is on the bbc sport website. there were more medals for great britain at the world para athletics championships in dubai today, golds in the javelin and the highjump, as well as three silvers. kate grey was watching. it's been another busy day for great britain here in dubai. 0n it's been another busy day for great britain here in dubai. on day five of these championships, with five metals to report on some of the first came from joe butterfield in the club throw this morning. she managed to win silver, but it wasn't quite enough to take the gold, and she has been recovering from a shoulder reconstruction, which took place last year. so an impressive performance considering. there was a gold th

brandon williams first for the club, mason greenwood's first and the premier league, and marcus rashfordhe visitors in front. in the 90th minute, sheffield united still had just enough left to respond, as ollie mcburney‘s finishes survived aba are checked for handball and ensured honours and a dramatically even. when you are too—0 down, you fear the worst. you do, as a coach, you think back to last year, games like everton away. we lost 4—0 in the end, this group do not give in. it is such a big difference from last season is such a big difference from last season to now. they have made massive strides. i think they would have learned a lot from today as well. in italy, lazio remain 3rd in serie a after a 2—1 victory at sassuolo. ciro immobile put them in front with his 15th goal in 13 games this season. just before half—time, the home side were level. francesco caputo prodding home the equaliserfrom close range. the game looked to he heading for a draw, but sassuolo were denied a point when felipe caicedo scored the goal that won it for lazio in stoppage time. lazio remain two points ah

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