and also, what's significantly important here is remember christopher steele is a foreigner.r. this is a foreigner messing into a u.s. election and being utilized by people on an opposition. so this is what is so significant about this and this wasn't just dirty tricks. this is an attempt at a soft coup. that's exactly what this is. >> sean: i want to get to this because there are multiple methods of spying. we have the phony clinton paid for russian dossier which was unverifiable. they used it anyway. they even used in knowing steels had lied and leaked, long after they knew it, he is still acting as a conduit. we are going to get back to all of this and we got, again, everybody has been warned, but they did it anyway. they still used the lying information as the foundation w for the fisa warrants but more broadly, then they outsourced spying, which would have been illegal by our intelligence community, and then they spied a backdoor way, joseph misfud, stefan helper looking into carter page, sam clovis, and geroge papadopoulos. all right, stay right there, yot were going to b

installation which was unveiled 3 years ago christopher about the device and system of 175 motor powered connected to 12 high powered laces player attached to the exhibition the ceiling. of blade runner or something kind of post apocalyptic. sound. is this amazing. creamy and smiter tater relaxing i want to leave. these in lock decide to skip to stay on as long as they wish because the installation is on a continuous 30 minute. recently on arts and culture we talked about the future of music and here is a composer and inventor looking to the future during a ph d. at the norwegian academy of music and georgian musician. built his own instrument and called it beat machine number one it went viral on social media and since then he says himself that he's become a bit obsessed and spends too much time too much of his time developing his beat machines that's great for us because now he gives concerts with them. there is a time to get here that mimics a snare drum. there is d.c. motor that makes the bass drum. there is a time in the step of all to hear that spins against a small spring. and tha

so who is christopher manny well i grew up in several small towns throughout the midwest am from a good christian family. and join the national guard and then eventually college into law enforced. i did 13 a half years work in the street here everybody who was in my p. knew that they could trust including the street people. you know a lot of people don't realize but i was a single parent raising 2 gents farai places retraces guy. and were returning next and my kids are of a different race today we are going to go through the autopsy report a guardrail why couldn't you just talk to the fact the matter is that's only to try to do and the attack was so quick and so violent you know i kept push him off and he just kept attacking what was going through your mind at that point. just as used in the film. where you've got a 14 bar struck. your 5th saying gosh are. there is no stiffening. for a bird or bird gunpowder particles on the skin surrounding any of the entrances so . that fire was not what that struck and this as a quest for many when he shot the said this means 7 roxane balance travel

so who is christopher manny well i grew up in several small towns throughout the midwest. from a good christian family. and join the national guard and then eventually college and into law enforced. i did 13 a half years work in the street here everybody who was in my peak knew that they could trust including the street people. you know a lot of people don't realize but i was a single parent reason to chance hayat i says it's racist guy. and we're reaching to mexico my kids are of a different race today we are going to go through the autopsy report exaggerated and why couldn't you just talk to the fact the matter is next only to try to do and the attack was so quick and so violent you know i kept push him off and he just kept texting what was going through your mind at that point. just to use my film. we've got a 14 guard shot. and 15 gursharan. there's no stiffening. or a bird or bird gun powder particles on a scale and surrounding any of the entrances so. that fire was not what that strike and this as a quest for manny what he shot the say there's a fair bit of rock song

christopher: i am going to add to that. they are not aching new highs -- taking new highs. the markets you have expected to get paid in might not be rewarding you the way you expect. tom: francine has a question. francine: what does being called a currency manipulator mean for the market? orthere something automatic is it more politics? christopher: that is more politics and headline risk. when you look at the headlines over the last 48 hours, it feels capitulated. it feels the type of dire bearishness you see toward trading lows. from a sentiment standpoint, the environment has flipped. when you look at where the excesses have been in this market, it has not and in the cyclically driven or low risk group. it was in the cyclical -- sector revolves -- vols. francine: gina? gina: i think it is very symbolic. it is very political. it opens the door for the u.s. to go to the regulatory bodies to try to implement strategies to force change in china, but that is a longtailed process. the announcement seems to have had some sort o

installation which was on bail 3 years ago christopher about a. system of 175 motor powered can make to 12 high powered laces they are attached to the exhibition. or something kind of post apocalyptic. is this amazing. dreamy and relaxing i want to leave. and lock visitors get to stay on as long as they wish because the installation is on a continuous thing. recently on arts and culture we talked about the future of music and here is a composer and inventor looking to the future doing a ph d. at the norwegian a can of. georgian musician. built his own instrument and called it beat machine number one it went viral on social media and since then he says himself that he's become a bit obsessed and spends too much time too much of his time developing his beat machines that's great for us because now he gives concerts with them. there is a time. there is. the bass drum. there is a tiny little step of all to hear that spins against a small spring. and that basically mimics high had. made his 1st beat machine in 2016 and it used a crank handle. since the

. >> i came on holiday and i miss christopher and we hit it off. >> reporter: christopher wright, a real estate developer lived in the same loft building as bianca's friend. there was a party in the building, bianca was invited. in one night you knew? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: to anyone watching, it was an obvious perfect match. friends and loft neighbors dave and lisa mccammon. >> b's so lovely and kind of quirky. she brought that playfulness out in chris. >> he was a positive guy before. he was ecstatic after. >> reporter: though it was threw, blind, passionate love that drove bianca to give up her whole life back in england to move here to utah to be with chris, where six months after that first moment they laid eyes on each other, they were married. >> he made me feel very safe. >> reporter: her protector and incurable romantic. >> this is a guy who cries always through romantic movies. >> reporter: it didn't take long for bianca to become firmly entrenched in loft living. >> academics, airline pilots, physicians,, documentary filmmaker, olympic speed skater, mortgage broker, socia

meeting with the district attorney we were provided with photographs of christopher manny the day of the incident. there were no visible injuries to his head his neck his face the shoulders his back there was a very small abrasion or a laceration to his thumb. there was a. where you said you don't know if you think you can see i don't even know if i was scared all drowned out i hear all the you know you're never you go here or be so these little bits. you know if you've been struck. instantly and i remember how she might really felt like my brains i know. i remember an officer touched me on the shoulder and i said how bad is it i can live. my brain's porno and he said no you've got smarts got sprucing you've got some issues but your brains are intact. to police to organise conducted a comprehensive internal investigation into the officer involved shooting a gun trade hamilton and red arrow park on april 30th 2014 based on the comprehensive internal investigation i signed an order terminating christopher manny from his employment with the milwaukee police department earlier today. in

christopher: it is. it has always been a factor, but as we go into an election year, alternatives between president trump and whoever the democratic challenger may be will come into focus. i think the various economic reform plans that candidates are putting forward now obviously are very distant, and whether anyone of those candidates might get anything could through congress is also a wide open question, but i think, moving into the beginning of next year, certainly by spring, washington will be high and everybody's mind, even higher than now. vonnie: what are you advising your clients to do? do they prepare for a change in administration? do they mainly anticipate that we will see the incumbent win? christopher: i think the secret that nobody in washington really wants to share with anybody else in the world is that any particular president has only a very marginal impact on the current state of the economy. what administrations do, what presidents do, what presidents and congress do our enact laws th

christophe shank began observing giant orders here. today his work is continued by peruvian biologists. giant otters have singular throat markings which enables each animal to be identified. with comparison with the datasheet reveals whether an otter has already been documented. this helps researchers collect a lot of useful information. to. confirm that comes in with your phone to you and these individual throat markings have enabled us to trace the lives of a whole number of these animals. and we've been able to watch them grow and then leave the group as young animals to find a new home and establish families of their own. being able to do that is wonderful and it's the dream of every field biologist you know. the giant autor can grow to a length of 2 meters. to meet their energy requirements the animals need about 4 kilograms of fish a day. this means that the average family group will require about 30 kilograms every day. so the species can only exist in extremely productive habitats once the giant author was hunted almost to exti

april 30th 2014 based on the comprehensive internal investigation i signed an order terminating christopher manny from his employment with the milwaukee police department earlier today. in this case were manny approached this individual as though he were a criminal suspect even though the officer self reported that he thought he had mental problems upon his approach the training to deal with the mentally ill people tells you. again absent the behaving in so many sitting fashion objective the putting your hands on them is almost the worst thing you can do she said fine says officer christopher manning hsieh in jazz by not following proper police training and protocol it's important to keep in mind that i ruled that the officer violated our core value of competence and i fired. the d.a.'s jobs to assess criminality going to them. and on top of that i. have to live up to that. and i was very surprised to have the decision to terminate christopher a manny didn't relate to the shooting it only related to the fact that he felt that the after search was improper. that the chief made the decision b

o talk to hobbs' friends one of whom was a 20-year-old named christopher tapp.p was no felon but he was an admitted druggy and chris tapp had a bit of a history with ex-school resource officer, now detective, furman. he was ine, trouble a time or t? >> he was. just trying to help him out. he trusted furman but didn't know anything ed about angie's murder. having made his statement, christopher tapp went home in the clear, apparently. a couple of days late, the detectives asked him to come downtown again. >> i told him, i said, what are you doing? i said this is a murder case. >> reporter: this is tapp's mother vera. she understooder what he apparentlyto did not that her s was quite possibly talking himself into very big trouble. >> ed, mom, i don't have anything to hide and i want to tell them that i don't know anything. >> reporter: but it didn't quith work>> out that way. before long, chris tapp had written a statement for police saying,r ben hobbs said he kild her andho i just laughed it off like he was just telling l me a joke. but that was just the beginnin

christophe shank and its peruvian colleague paul scott who. are taking the opportunity to assess the situation. a ministry employee tells them that every now and then indigenous residents appear on the opposite bank. with. ministry employees stand back and observe letting the natives decide for themselves whether they wish to make contact. it is for you see that with our quote of called we as far as we are concerned they should live the way they want. we respect that for them and make sure that no one tries to establish contact with us that it's on us at the same this we try to shield them from any negative influence as for the most. with them we want them to preserve their culture. and we respect their territorial claims and. the fact that people here can still pursue their original way of life is another positive distinction of the region so that maybe some say that they live like people in the stone age but that sounds so negative it's true that they don't seem to be acquainted with metal or don't produce it at least they might have managed

christopher about it even founded a design studio where he and 30 colleagues brainstorm and develop ideas for new light installations content in the google no doubt everyone knows lightbulb. strip lights and rays of light they can be combined to create complex 3 dimensional sculptures or be set in motion i'm fascinated by shaping something that is intangible really. installation which was unveiled 3 years ago kristof about the device an elaborate system of 175 motor powered can make to 12 high powered laces they are attached to the exhibition the ceiling. of blade runner or something kind of post apocalyptic only. it is this amazing. creamy and smiley tater relaxing i want to leave. these in lock visitors get to stay on as long as they wish because the installation is on a continuous there. recently on arts and culture we talked about the future of music and here is a composer and inventor looking to the future doing a ph d. at the norwegian academy of music and georgian musician. built his own instrument and called it beat machine number one it went viral on social media and since then h

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joining us is christoph rieger from: is bank. christoph rieger from commerzbank.w a drop in the 10 year yield yesterday. the 30 year yield back above 2%. with the risks out there and the back-and-forth we are getting on trade, are you favoring duration on the u.s. curve at the moment? liketoph: we still quite duration especially on the u.s. curve. for some time, for instance the 10 year forecast has been 125 which is admittedly quite extending out but i think we are heading there. we are really seeing a pen -- a convergence of global yields. the u.s. cannot escape what we are seeing elsewhere especially here in europe. markets are deeply negative. manus: good morning. the jgb market is the real challenge for central banks. library.ok at the jgb in the land of rising sun, we have falling yields. do you expect some sort of adjustment or pushback from the boj? how critical is this move? jgb's havewell, almost become high-yield compared to other markets and it is clearly creating problems. the boj has been very successful in their yield curve control. when this was se

why did the fbi use the dossier to obtain fisa warrants when the fbi clearly knew christopher steele was biased himself and anti-trump. president trump saying there is strong congressional support for background checks on guns. why one radio talk show host says the president needs to tact now in order to keep republican seats in congress. might this be his ticket to that gender gap and women. what about democrats policing their own irresponsible language. >> i have no problem shining the right back on the donors who fund this kind oficationized hate. i want pitchfork and torches outside this man's house in the hamptons. trish: unfortunately there is a lot more where that came from on the left. why are these little creatures taking over neighborhoods? "trish regan primetime" begins right now. tonight, bombshell new evidence from documents obtained by fox showing that the fbi knew all about christopher steele's anti-trump bias and yet continuing to cite his unterrified unforced dossier to renew multiple warrant. in fact bruce ohr knew christopher steele was totally desperate to stop tr

more light is spread on the role of bruce ohr and christopher steele.the time. because of tom fitton's group they sued to get this interview released and they used the freedom of information act. doj releases partially redacted interview that the fbi had with bruce ohr. pete: first one 302 from november 22nd, 2016. this is after president trump was elected says ohr new redacted reporting on trump's ties to russia were going to go to the clinton campaign. john weiner at the u.s. state department or the fbi or was aware that glen simpson was passing redacted information to many individuals or entities and at times redacted at the name would attend meetings with simpson. brian: guess what? this guy christopher steele hired by fusion gps. fusion gps had nellie ohr there. nellie ohr, bruce ohr's wife there. when christopher steele was found leaking to the press, they said steele, you're out. buff it turns out he was never out. through the what's app. they were communicating bruce ohr to christopher steele to circumvent and cut donald trump. ainsley: for six

i'm here to bring you george christopher playground award of contract. this is also for treaty construction in an amount not to exceed $3,335,000. this supports both strategic plan number 1, objective 1.2 to strengthen the quality of existing parks and facilities, and strategy two, objective 2.2 to strengthen the health of san francisco's youth and seniors. there were three bidders for this project and bids were opened on june 14, 2019. george christopher playground is located in the eastern edge of glen canyon park in the diamond heights neighborhood, bounded by diamond heights and gold mine drive and apollo lane to the southeast. the 6.8-acre site includes clubhouse with rest rooms, a softball field, tennis court, children's playground, pathways with bench seating. the trails from george christopher park and playground connect to nearby glen canyon. the george christopher playground renovation is a named park in the 2012 clean and safe neighborhoods bond, and the purpose of the project is update the current playground for safety and accessibility and p

your man wants to christopher hope and give more time. mps want more time. to do democracy. and now here we are in the telegraph, calls to shut down the street. jeremy corbyn hasissued shut down the street. jeremy corbyn has issued a message down to his mp saying i encourage them to shutdown public protests opposing this shutdown, i worded that wrongly. i am opposing the shutdown. so let's all stop work and protest against brexit. itjust shows how much all stop work and protest against brexit. it just shows how much they are concerned. processing is all right. there are shutting down? —— protesting. a no-deal brexit and all these nhs staff leaving is going to have a head. why are they leaving? they are going to stay. a portuguese worker in tears she has no certainty about her future. but this country has a proud tradition of peaceful protest, it's called democracy. there are elements of this i know you both acknowledged in our last conversation, pushing it a bit too far. any incitement surveillance, any idea of going to protest in front of somebody‘s family

station covered a reported meeting in london between former and my 6 by christopher steele and u.s. officials what do you make of the fact that we're getting this revelation that christopher steele has been grilled for hours by folks who are putting together this report we're waiting on from the inspector general how do you think it impacts his look into the origins of this whole thing well it's a good development in the the i.g. it was unknown whether or not he was going to talk to christopher still because the house intelligence committee republicans tried to get crisper still to come to the united states to be interviewed he refused this is a man who made up this entire document as you're starting to see it's unraveling what's being referred to there is a grilling of the former by 6 agent christopher steele as part of a probe by michael horowitz the inspector general of the u.s. justice department a question is whether the f.b.i. misused allegations in the clinton finance dossier written by the former m i 6 by 2 attack quarter page he was one of donald trump's campaign advisers o

pretty ironic because it was christopher steele paid by the clinton campaign, the dnc and the fbi and russian to create dirty russian dossier. the one with russian lies and propaganda to impact the 2016 election. it was christopher steele that passed off this pack of lies to so-called phony journalists, an extension of all things radical democrat. we are talking about conspiracy theorists like -- what a hack. and used again. you are a conspiracy theorist and a liar. david corn as well. and the steele dossier and the reporting of that dossier, that was used by james comey and others with premeditated fraud against fisa court all for the purpose of getting a backdoor to spy on the trump campaign, and even the trump presidency. and on sunday with maria bartiromo, a great interview with lindsey graham, he had this to say about the blatant, scary corruption and abuse of power. take note. >> the worn application to the fisa court i think was quite frankly, a fraud on the court, and all the communications and noticed that christopher steele hated trump and that he was unreliable employment.

we have always focused on what did christopher steele give the fbi? but i'm told that these documents show the fbi may have given christopher steele sensitive information, in briefing him on the investigation, maybe even disclosed the existence of a cross fire hurricane operation, which could potentially have gotten back to his ultimate employer, hillary clinton and the democratic national committee. raises some real concerns about the control of information at the fbi had when working with steele. >> sean: we are putting it up on the screen. christopher steele's confidential human reports on the fbi, 53 intel interviews, the stefan halper documents, decked over 2016 fbi email chai chain, page, papadopoulos, exculpatory statements. how did they withhold exculpatory statements, and then numbed of going after, in the case of papadopoulos, put this guy in jail, when they had information that he -- as i understand it -- that he would consider it being a traitor if he ever concluded with russia. of the gang of 8, we talked about that at length, the steele

station covered a reported meeting in london between former am i 6 by christopher steele and u.s. officials what do you make of the fact that we're getting this revelation that christopher steele has been grilled for hours by folks who are putting together this report we're waiting on from the inspector general how do you think it impacts his look into the origins of this whole thing well it's a good development in the the i.g. it was unknown whether or not he was going to talk to christopher still because the house intelligence committee republicans tried to get prosperous still to come to the united states to be interviewed he refused this is a man who made up this entire document as you're starting to see it's unraveling what's being referred to there is a grilling of the former by 6 agent christopher steele is part of a probe by michael horowitz the inspector general of the u.s. justice department a question is whether the f.b.i. misused delegations in the clinton finance dossier written by the former m i 6 by to attack off a page he was one of donald trump's campaign advisers

christopher fue repatriado donde estuvo seis semanas.ue se entregÓ a migracion en busca de asilo >>> me sentÍa muy mal al ver a mi hijo acÁ >>> mientras su padre continÚa detenido con el antecedente de haber sido condenado en estados unidos por trÁfico de drogas. ahora nos acusan de haber secuestrado a su bebe. >>> por eso las plegarias de esta familia continÚan >> sobre todo estÁ la promesa de una madre de jamÁs volver a separarse de su bebÉ >>> acÁ estara siempre conmigo esperando la llegada de su pa e padre. >>> en washington las autoridades estatales se han unido para frenar la apertura e del primer albergue para menores en la capital. argumentan que o los casos de abusos y condici condiciones precarias no son bienvenidos en la ciudad. todo esto mientras la administraciÓn entregÓ millones de dolares a una compaÑÍa privada para avanzar por los plancon los plas >>> este edificio sea vuelta la manzana de la discordia. la administraciÓn trump pretende convertirlo como aguno queremoÓa >> alberga niÑos en condiciones inhumanas. >>> que hoy

so who is christopher manny well i grew up in several small towns throughout the midwest game from a good christian family. and join the national guard and then eventually college and into law enforced. i did 13 a half years work in the street here everybody who was in my peak knew that they could trust including the street people. you know a lot of people don't realize but i was a single parent reason to chance farai places street racist guy. and were returned to mexico my kids are of a different race today we are going to go through the autopsy report of dad's radials why couldn't you just talk to the fact the matter is next only to try to do and the attack was so quick and so violent you know i kept push him off and he just kept attacking what was going through your mind at that point. just as used in the film. we've got a 14 guard shot. and 15 girls shot. there's no stiffening. for a bird or bird gunpowder particles on the skin surrounding any of the entrances so . that fire was not what that strike and this as a quest for manning when he shot the said this every 7 roxane balance

christoph jurecka next.loomberg. ♪ manus: we are getting set up for this european trade under 40 minutes from the start of cash trading in the equity markets. it is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am manus cranny in abu dhabi. inra: i am nejra cehic london. net income came in that 993 11.8 billion, euros for the quarter. joining us is dr. christoph jurecka, cfo, muenchener rueckversicherungs. what makes you confident in confirming your 2019-2020 target? christoph: thank you for having me. 1.6 billion earned in the first half of the year, we look to meet our 2.5 billion target for the year. this quarter has been the best years, so we are happy with the results. can you tell us about what is going on with the reserves in the business? numbers, by the way. christoph: reserves are always a topic for insurance. they have been absolutely stable on a conservative level. despite this, we were able to twoase some reserves into duty transactions we looked to finalize. ,ome parts of our core business it was necessary t

district court judge christopher cooper said the records could help or hurt the fbi and should be public because of the steele allegations targeting a political campaign. "those records might eitherti bolster or weaken steele's credibility as a source. that information in turn could provide a basis on which to evaluate the fbi's performance of its law enforcement duties. including its judgment in selecting and relying on confidential sources, especially in connection with such a politically sensitive subject." based on new information, the inspector general's fisa report because its team had to interview witnesses to the conflict testimony after steele agreed to cooperate. since we've learned that steele was not the only religion wasn't to come forward at the 11th hour, sean. >> sean: catherine herridge in washington, thank you. we'll have more in my opening monologue comingn: up. first we have new breaking news and that bizarre, disturbing, mysterious case of jeffrey epstein. he gets more strange, more weird, more bizarre by the moment. here now with her shocking details as trace gallag

amy: christopher leonard, how ..ey made their wealth in many caseses, it was off the tribes.ive american explain their business model and why native american reservations were so important to them. >> so this is a pretty remarkable story from koch's early years. this company has always been deeply involved in the f fossil fufuel business. back in the 1980's, koch was the largest collector of crude oil in the u.s. that means koch was the company that will go to an oil well, collect it, and deliver it to market. what u.s. senate investigators discovered and the fbi discovered in the late 1980's was koch industries was systematically underreporting how much oil it gathered. to put it in simple terms, koch would show up at the well, take 100 barrels of oil, and leave a little ticket is headed had really taken 98 barrels of oil. it is getting two barrels without paying for it. formerviewed senior koch vice president or the oil gauger who collected the oil. i.e. reviewed -- i reviewed transcripts from senior koch executives. what it clearly showed is for years koch was systematical

i'm christopher. hi, christopher, paige.things that they need, but they've got some great ideas to help other kids like them. so they've come to meet the children's commissioner to tell her their ideas. so, anne, christopher and paige have come to see you today because they'd like to tell you a little bit about what life is like for them. life is sometimes hard. if i haven't got enough food then it'll be hard because we just have to put up with it. and itjust gives me a headache or chest pains, stomachache. life for me is very hard when i don't have food because i can't concentrate when i'm hungry. it makes me feel sick and, like, it makes me feel like i can't do anything without food. and what about in school holidays? do you think it's going to change in school holidays at all? it's hard because you don't know... it's like, you don't know what you're going to have in your cupboards. it will be harder. do you think there is something schools could do, like stay open during the school holidays? yeah. and what do you think wo