but we have from a-soc -- i don't think we have sam dodge.we have nancy alfaro from 311, oh, there is sam dodge, and nancy, and navina bobbo from public health, and jeff cassinski from homelessness and affordable housing. but someone is making a presentation. >> supervisors, thank you so much for having me today. my name is sam dodge, i work at san francisco public works, and i participate in the health streets operation center. we might flip into a little bit of government and start calling it a-soc, and things like e.r.t., so if there are any sort of questions about these acronyms, please stop me and my colleagues as we present and we can clarify. i wanted to really start out by acknowledging the fact that homelessness is a crisis in our community and across the country. it is especially strong here in california, where over 20% of the nation's homeless is, and nearly 50% of the nation's unsheltered are. and it is a crisis. and we know we've been working very hard at it for years, but we're not there yet. it is where we want to be as a comm

we'll be dodging some drops even through the night as well. the picture, the rooftop camera pretty much tells the story. we have overcast skies. you can see a little gray drizzle in the atmosphere. even though the rain has been heavy, it's been pretty persistent over the past 24 hours so totals have been on the rise. look at the 24-hour rainfall totals, especially in the south bay. areas we don't typically expect the highest rainfall totals. san jose has seen three-quarters of an inch of rain the past 24 hours. napa about two-thirds of an inch of rain as the storm continues to move through. temperaturewise it's kind of mild in the south bay. we're at 62 in san jose, but a lot of cloud cover in the city, so san francisco only at 54 and napa much cooler, a temperature of only about 51 degrees. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite. the big picture we're tracking, we had a cold front move through this morning. that brought the brunt of the moisture with this storm. now we're tracking a little spin in the atmosphere right there. that's the lo

the recall includes several models of the dodge journey, chrysler 220, dodge avenger, dodge caliber,compass and patriot. some going back to the 2011 model year. the automaker has started contacting affected customers to schedule repairs. owners of the affected vehicles will still be able to drive their cars. >>> and the fda has set limits on retail sales of flavored e-cigarettes. under the new restrictions, convenience stores and gas stations will be banned from selling most of these products. the move is aimed at limiting avors most popular amo children the devices surged last year. anne-marie? >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, diane. >> all right. thank you. >>> still to come, a step ahead. how a young dancer overcame a rare infection to do what she loves. e loves. narrator: in utah, you're livin' on mountain time and there's nothing standard about that. with 10 resorts less than an hour from salt lake international airport, mountain time means more time on more resorts on the greatest snow on earth. it means more time with the kids and more time

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profits are down but to dodge a post d.h.l. is optimistic about the future the world's second largest majestic company by sales volume expects an operating profit of at least five billion euros in twenty twenty we speak to the group's c.e.o. also coming up john has to go away suze to challenge us sick security nor its limits the tech companies access to the american market with telecom equipment. and a german town course in the crossfire of an international route over arms exports this shipyard was meant to bring jobs and much needed cash. hello welcome to do business america jones and berlin good to have you with us germany's deutsche post d.h.l. says its profits tumbled to last year as it implemented a costly restructuring program the globalist extrude says its operating profits dropped by fifteen point five percent to three point one six billion euros that's pretty much what analysts were expecting the company is closing down its costly and sprawling network of post offices in its key domestic market of germany that is creat

you my be dodging drops here and there. additional rainfall light across the board. less than .25 of an inch. we will see some isolated scattered light showers out there. similar set up into the overnight tonight we are going to hang on to that cloud cover. temperatures not falling too far from where we are right now. highs on your sunday. almost a carbon copy temperature wise tomorrow as we see tonight. may be isolated spots inland in the south bay. otherwise a lot of cloud coverage out there and isolated light showers. we will track those scattered showers tomorrow. monday it is a dry day but limited sun shine. we will call it mostly cloudy before our next storm arrives tuesday evening. also bringing strong wind. gets out of here by thursday. dry friday and another storm on saturday. >> i think you should always have dog graphics. >> isn't it cute? >> they made me pay more attention. >> back news alwould you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airl

drivers must dodge puddles and potholes that can pop a tire or worse.e has already tripled it's pothole crew in recent weeks. wednesday was windy too amid reports of downed trees. it was one of those days where you were reaching for your sunglasses one minute and your umbrella the next. tired of the rain?sot/mos the fruitless plum trees are suggesting that spring is around the corner. then again, keep that umbrella handy. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast... but also the latest totals.. lawrence karnow: it was mostly cloudy with showers and gusty winds this morning. more showers continued into the afternoon with thunderstorms in the central valley. you can see on the doppler the showers now and we will see more tonight. showers will continue tonight and into tomorrow morning as the low moves across california. on the satellite you can see a series of weak but cold storms. thay will drop the temperature well below average into the week only be in the l

for nearly four years, trump has repeatedly dodged questions about his tax returns by claims they areaudit, a claim his personal attorney michael cohen cast doubt upon during his testimony before congress. and we're learning more and more about why president trump might not want his tax returns to be released. yesterday "washington post" reporters david farenthold and jonl o'connell reported that donald trump regularly sent his business partners documents he called a statement of financial condition, which detailed trump's properties, debts and multibillion dollar net worth. according to "the post," those statements regularly inflated the value or size of trump's assets while omitted properties that carried big debts. one of the most blatant and easily disprovable errors contained in the documents is the claim that trump tower is 68 stories tall when, in fact, it is only 58 stories tall. the house oversight committee is now investigating whether these misrepresentations cross the line into potential fraud, and as requested, ten years of these statements from the trump organization's a

allows us to settle our differences in a court system so you do not have to jump into foxholes and dodge bullets. >> voices from the road on c-span. next, a discussion about the legal issues related to government surveillance technology like facial recognition and artificial intelligence. this is part of the freedom of information conference. it is about one hour 20 minutes.

and --has dodged an eu ban.urings been european allies to ban huawei equipment over concerns the tech giant could be forced to spy for beijing. -- anin accusations accusation while way and the chinese embassy have denied. red signals are flashing for a slowdown in global growth. yield current version triggers fears of a recession. in china, companies have seen the worst start to a year since 2009. profits declined 14% from a year ago due to weaker factory inflation and slowing production. joining us now is a senior economist at hermes. great to have you with us. what are all the different signals in the market and in terms of data telling you about global growth? moment, they are mixed. data, it is athe mixed bag. in my mind, that is an indication there has been a slowdown ongoing in the global economy. there are different regions with different features. the euro zone and china have experienced a sharper slowdown. the u.s. has held up better. also, i would say, better confidence for consumers and businesses. go

the story another way for him to dodge public scrutiny when it comes to the elections in the elections or common up very soon in just over two weeks ok very broad if so then i would say because all the details many thanks with me. let's get some analysis now from hawaii to our rough civil and human rights attorney with the palestinian led international solidarity movement very good evening to you what's your take on this what you make of the recognition of the golan heights. well as i think your previous guest said except i wanted to correct one thing i heard that the territory referred to as disputed territory under international law it is occupied territory it is not disputed israel has no claim to it and they took it by force in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and proceeded to settle the territory putting illegal settlers in there so that today it has approximately thirty four illegal settlements up to over twenty thousand illegal settlers and runs one hundred sixty seven illegal businesses in the in the occupied territory it did pass. a domestic law annex informally annexed i

arthel: i'm happy to hear you dodged a bullet.ou helping with neighboring cities in terms of resourcing, helping them with -- i understand they are still dealing with floodwaters. >> there is a lot going on to the east. yesterday, the fremont into omaha area really was getting hit hard with floodwaters. at this point, we are not being asked for assistance. i know some of the national guard people who were here, the helicopters were here, the rescue people who were giving us assistance were moving over that way. one of the issues we have, and it will relieve itself tonight and tomorrow, is for three days, we were an island by yourself. we could not get or out of columbus proper. we had grocery stores that were concerned, we had gas stations that were concerned. we are going to be able to get north later today. it may not be a straight line. you may have to go a little east, north, west, but, we will get out. we will have some rose opening. arthel: do you have power for those folks who decided to stay home? >> most of them did. most

you might be dodging raindrops for thing in the morning.caps showing you clouds and maybe a few scattered showers throughout the day kind of moving overhead and moving on out. this is 12:00, and this is 3:00 by midafternoon on your sunday, so the showers today, zipped on by, but this guy offshore, that is our next component that will make up our next at ms. river. we will talk about that in a second. a few showers for your sunday. monday partly cloudy. monday look like a nice day, and tuesday, showers could be developing. now next week, this is an atmospheric river we are talking about. the one difference, it looks like this time around the bulk of the heavy rain will be the most intense rain focus just to the south of the bay area, especially out toward the central coast. that is something we will be wanting into next week. we will still pick up the rainfall though. you can see amounts of rain ranging the bay area from one to two inches, maybe more for that. especially for the coastal here's. is slushy with what happened last week, or earl

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profits are down but to dodge a post d.h.l. is optimistic about the future of the world's second largest logistics company by sales volume expects an operating profit off at least five billion euros in twenty twenty we speak to the group's c.e.o. also coming up john as you always.

while way dodging and e.u. to ensure the 5g network is safe from cyberattacks. this over concerns the tech giant could be forced to spy for beijing, an accusation they deny. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine: we are getting news withgermany has sold bunds negative yields for the first time since 2016. financial repression that we talk about quite often, is alive and well after a decade of monetary stimulus. investors shopping for investment grade debt are being greeted with below zero yields in 1/5 of the market. tom: stay on that chart, that chart is exceptional. that is the german 10 year yield is the important number -0.06. to get there is truly an extraordinary moment, talking about the finance of the global economy. sankey.oined by paul i cannot say enough about his acuity and -- in analysis. let me go to a chart, adjusted for inflation and rising western world incomes. 86, wery is after opec are back to the 1970's. all of this centers around the cliche of it is a financial thing that happens

germany's two largest lenders are officially in merger talks a tie up between dodge a bank and commerce bank would have a market cap of twenty five billion euros with nearly two trillion dollars in assets the german government is strongly in favor of the deal but many have their doubts after all due to struggling banks really make one success successful one. deutsche bank chief christians even and comments bank head. have the green light from the german government to begin talks on joining forces to create a german make a bank which can compete with global investment linden's before a merger between the two banks can go ahead the state has to give up its fifteen percent stake in comet's but that germany's economy minister stressed the government would stand back from merger talks. it's private banks they take their decisions and. just that pairing for the systems and the timing for supplying the situation critics will on the merger could be complicated the banks themselves say they're approaching things with caution. francis fished there then ross it's important that we only merge with

the dodge for moran, and gillibrand handling that claim?issa: for senator warren, i don't think that's an effective political answer. i would ask you that in the second. i agree with the sentiment that it kind of -- i mean, i'm so tired of talking about the clintons. to say, "should he have, all this time back then?" i don't know. it seems like a real person answer, but from her and especially the way she said it, sounded like a dodge. politically i don't think you can get with that in this day and age. i think for kirsten gillibrand that is her in a nutshell. she says one thing one day that is politically good for her, and the next day she has another point of view. she was the clinton's very best friend in the whole entire world until it was time that they were useful anymore and then she probably threw them right under the bus. it just strikes me as nothing that comes out of her mouth is genuine. what you think the politicians have to do going forward in terms of this movement? that's so outdated, we are not allowed to say "he said, she

it looks like tomorrow we could be dodging more raindrops. it is left over moisture from the system that moved in earlier today. here is the rater from this morning. look at the greens and yellows moving across the bay area and toward the sierra. this is a system with snow levels up above 6500 to 7000 feet. they are reporting light rain right now in truck he back clos and a little bit of green to show you. not to major but if you are not covered, there is enough moisture to to produce a mr. drizzle amma enough to what the roadways and trigger the windshield wipers. current numbers are in the 50s, santa rosa, 53, san jose 57, sfo 51. here is alive camera look in that the golden great bridge. golden gate bridge. moisture showing up not in terms of heavy rainfall but a little bit of moisture on the roadways keeping things slick for tonight. scattered showers for tomorrow morning and temperatures in the upper 40s to lower 50s to start sunday. tomorrow is not a washout. we have clouds and maybe missed or drizzle and a passing shower throughout the

now what ingredient could you possibly add to give your bread a dodge kick. well think again the netherlands might be known as a stoners paradise but cannabis is tightly controlled you're only allowed five grams for personal use. so let's throw in fifty grams. of hands full of fiber and omega three fatty acids. don't need the joe. that's having. just let it rise at room temperature for twenty four hours folding it over for a gentle high. place the dough on a sheet of paper and leave for another fifteen minutes. while we wait let's take a quick trip to indonesia home of the sumatra tiger and foremost stomping grounds of the dutch east india trading company. when the dots were a colonial power in asia they brought back all sorts of things to your lips how sheesh even the mother of care will does comes from indonesia yes that you shared with us you know the anti immigrant starch nationalist also from indonesia is the tiger paste we're going to be using today mixed together sold sugar asian sesame oil fresh yeast water and rice flour. and then place the dough in

of dodge opposed the age group frank apple good to have you with us so i was just mentioning that profit warning just a few months ago how do you hope to get back into the black and provide customer satisfaction. first of all we have very much still in the black you know the profit warning was that be conned grow as much as we hope for we have to live out in the remainder of the year our adjusted gardens and we are satisfied with three outcome we are as you said growing air in all parts e-commerce is a significant part of it but of course we want to increase even the satisfaction of our customers globally that's the reason why we continue to invest in our service quality we perceive ourselves as a premium provider in whatever we do and we have invested last year and we will continue to invest more even this year we just announced that we engage more people employ more people in germany we added actually globally more than twenty five thousand people last year already to our global workforce ok so you invest a loss also in manpower at the same time as a logistics company operating glow we

they are mostly dodge and jeep models made since 2011.which injanuary agreed an $800 million us settlement over accusations it had used software to cheat emissions test. a california jury has ordered johnson &johnson to pay $29 million to a woman who alleged that asbestos in the company's talcum powder caused her cancer. it's the latest legal defeat for the healthcare conglomerate, which is facing thousands of similar lawsuits. j&j denies allegations that its talc causes cancer, saying numerous studies and tests by regulators worldwide have shown that its talc is safe and asbestos—free. the news briefing is very soon. that's it for the business briefing. the special olympics get under way in abu dhabi later with more than 7,000 competitors taking part. the games, billed as the "largest sporting and humanitarian event of the year" by organisers, are being staged in the middle east for the first time. great britain have sent a team of 129 athletes who will compete in 17 different sports. joe wilson has more. 3500 miles from home, this is wh

of germany's dodge a post d.h.l. the world's biggest international court to up with thank you for joining us if you look at global trade right now are you worried so you know what happened is that we had a relatively soft start seen into the year we are still assuming that we will see a solid growth from free to free and a half percent uncertainty is never good for business but i'm not as skeptical as some people are still i still believe that we will see a continuation of the grove of last years maybe not at the same level as previous years what do you see as the biggest challenge in global politics right now for your business. i think you know of the biggest challenge is always uncertainty because uncertainty you know means that people delay decisions consumers delay decisions companies did a decision and we see that we see that in the u.k. to a certain extent we see that as well in china and it might happen that expansion of capacity will limit growth in the second half because you know we have seen that customers

if you've driven that road lately, you've dodged massive potholes. it feels like a dirt road. >> oh, yeah. let's go out to justin finch rewith emergency ir happening this weekend. justin, tell us all about >> reporter: that's right. the emergency repairs set to begin very soon. the campaigns have been going on for months now, the national park service saying they have heard the complaints and are rolling out th emergency repairs. this weekend is when a this will come together. tomorrow evening, starting at 7:30 to saturdat 5:00 a.m., on the southbound parkway, that we're on, bgping alon right now. it will shut down from maryland 198 to 197. at 7:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. sunday, on the northbound side, that will close from maryland 9 197 to maryland 175. >> we've gotten the reports back from the enginrs and spot patching and temporary rewarrep were not going to meet the long-term safety. >> we found a smooth pah. using a new special mixture to plug up the holes, a special asphalt mixture. in summer,hase two rolls in. that's the repaving of the parkway

passengers dodged flying furniture, grabbed life- jackets. . and waited for help to arrive.helicopters pulled about half of the passengers off the ship. . many of them senior citizens."they literally would walk into the room, point at a row of people, and say, 'you're next.'"sheppard told us she was happy to skip the helicopter ride and stay on board until the ship made it safely back to shore."i think going up a cable 50 or a hundred feet into a noisy helicopter with the wind blowing 40 knots did not sound like fun to me."during the ordeal. . sheppard posted pictures and videos on social media.they quickly spread all over the world."my mind is completely blown. i had no idea. never had anything go viral before."she's getting so much attention.in fact here's the headline in buzzfeed: "i'm obsessed with this woman tweeting about being on that stranded cruise ship.""it was sort of weirdly complementary." after all the attention and scary moments. . sheppard is thrilled she will soon be back home in rio vista."we've been in the snow for the last c

and getting out of the bay area in our small cessna meant dodging rain clouds.by the time we reachedentral valley the rain was gone.and finally over the high desert near mojave... it was mostly sunshine.and in arizona... clear enough for a fly by of the giants ballpark.... scottsdale stadium... and hohokum stadium in mesa for the a's.on the ground at scottsdale the busies time of year at this field.:31 greg gibson/signature flight supportballplayers come though here. team members come through town. but the big attraction is people from all over this country come to scottsdale for the month of march and it significantly increases the business at the airport.the hotel was built in the 1950s, 1956 i think. they have some nice little mirrors going here.my wife and i checked in at the valley ho resort... a dog friendly place where mango was welcomed with his own bed and treats.we get a tour from concierge and hotel history buff ace bailey. 1:00ace bailey/hotel valley ho this is where it's said robert wagner and natalie wood had their first wedding reception. the hotel has been restored to

drivers having to dodge puddles and potholes ... that can pop a tire or cause an accident. san jose has already tripled its pothole crew in recent weeks. (robin) in the north bay... people living along the russian river have been issued a household hazardous waste warning... erty neighbors ... michelle kingston has ththe rai to fall in guerneville ople her clear out the mess the storm left behind in their homes. river road once completely flooded ... now covered in debris -- piles of trash sit outside houses throughout the town.birkin newell, russian river keeper education director "it's overwhelming the amount of debris out in the streets and the amount of work still to be done."michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"the sign behind me calls monte rio a vacation wonderland but today they are still picking up the pieces from a disastrous flood and it's a mess"iris gradunov, guerneville"right now it is a toxic emergency at this point." due to the amount of waste scattered along the river ... the main roads and on private properties -- the sonoma county department of health service

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canadians will be questioned -- he dodges and dismisses. he refuses to come clean. maybe we'll have an ethics justice committee to look at it. will the prime minister guarantee that canadians will hear from everyone involved before the next election? >> once again, i would like to wish a happy international day to my honorable colleague and remind him about the rules of this place. the committee itself decides what its agenda is and what they are going to do. it is not for the leaders of the parties to direct what committees do. we here on this side of the house respect the independence of committees and we will always do so. we're very proud of the $500 million we have earmarked to help families facing rare diseases, to help them. that shows why we need a public inquiry. canadians pay on average $1,300 for healthcare. yesterday the prime minister had an opportunity to reduce that bill for canadians by creating universal public pharma care. what did he decide to do? he decided to buy time for the well heeled drug companies. why is the prime minister choosing to put

this is me, my daughter bought a 1991 dodge ram van. a floor, bookcases. that was the silly way to do it. if you want to right, you come see pj and his wife, they have a business, mod vans. >> i built my own about 3 years ago, drove around for a couple years, friends were like you should sell these. reporter: you have a small growing business. >> i belt a web site. reporter: inside real quick. modular, cool, sleep up in the top. it is neat. connell: that is great. reporter: 1991 dodge ram van that broke down on my daughterris. connell: another story. melissa: that is amazing. connell: thank you, jeff, thank you for joining us, bulls and bears starts right now. david: breaking news in scandal that is welcoming country actress lori loughlin surrendered to authorities, she is to appear in los angeles federal court at any moment to face charges in connection with the sweeping college admissions scam. this is bulls and bears, i am david asman. with me, my panel, lori loughlin known for her role as aunt becky, on full house with her husband d

and getting out of the bay area in our small cessna meant dodging rain clouds.by the time we reachedtral valley the rain was gone.and finally over the high desert near mojave... it was mostly sunshine.and in arizona... clear enough for a fly by of the giants ballpark.... scottsdale stadium... and hohokum stadium in mesa for the a's.on the ground at scottsdale airport... it's the busiest time of year at this field.:31 greg gibson/signature flight supportballplayers come though here. team members come through town. but the big attraction is people from all over this country come to scottsdale for the month of march and it significantl increases the business abuilt i the 1950s, 1956 i think. they have some nice little mirrors going here.my wife and i checked in at the valley ho resort... a dog friendly place where mango was welcomed with his own bed and treats.we get a tour from concierge and hotel history buff ace bailey. 1:00ace bailey/hotel valley ho this is where it's said robert wagner and natalie wood had their first wedding reception. the hotel has been restored to its former glo

president nixon era, bank managers able to help etf investors dodge texas. -- dodge taxes.s is called heartbeat trades, a fascinating read. if you look at the bar chart, you can see how the trades spiked recently. our next guest wrote a piece about it. tell us about these heartbeat trades. a beautiful name but not so pitiful in practice. >> when in etf needs to get rid of a stock, say it follows the s&p 500 and a stock is leaving a bank, the etf will ask to become an investor just for so through the magic of the tax code, the investor -- the bank can take the stock out, and it is as if the etf sold it but there is no tax bill. neither party pays a tax bill. either this practice has to stop or perhaps the tax law has to change so it does not trigger a capital gains tax on the straight. which do you think is more likely? >> hard to say. there is a bigger tax loophole here that etf's take advantage of all the time. that has been around for a long time. people know about it. so policymakers have had a chance to change it if they wanted to but have not so far. these heartbeat tr

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. >> supervisors, sam dodge, public works. so the question was these public works somehow utilizing powers to move people gents their will. we can ask people to standup if we have to clean a certain area or if we have work in that area, but we're real explicit with our staff that they're not to wrestle with anyone over their private possessions, to take tents away from someone. if someone's -- we're there, and the police feel like that there's an incident to bag and tag certain belongings, then we will bag and tag them and do that, but that's kind of that. if there's abandoned belongings, then we do bag and tag. >> supervisor haney: got it. just quick clarifying question from some of my comments earlier on the tent reductions. how do you measure that? where does that come from? is there somebody out on the streets, taking note of the tents that they see? is it scientific? i think it's just strange to be able to measure that. >> supervisors, sam dodge. so yes, as a work group, we do do a quarterly count because important to sor

dodge is looking at me because i knows i've tried to get our lady of guadalupe church. he knows that i tried to get 88 broadway -- in large part. that was inspired by what you showed, supervisor ronen, on vanness, that we could have temporary facilities. so when you were able to do that for less than a year in time, i realized that, and i said it in these chambers yesterday when we were visiting with the mayor's office of housing, we had a site, and i went to mayor lee, and mayor lee said, i support having a navigation center at that site, but you, supervisor, have to sell this, if you will, get the support of your constituents, and we did that, and i want actually delighted that after a meeting that i believe mr. cozc kozinski was at, i was delighted when i said at the end of that meeting with over 200 people in the room from russian hill, from chinatown, from the northeast, from northeast waterfront, do you want to have a navigation center in district three, almost everybody -- emily, you were there -- raised your hands. and today, i still don't have that site. and no

i was trying to keep pace with beto in iowa behind his dodge caravan that he's driving around with his aides in. he's doing eight rallies a day, he's speaking to packed crowds. there is an energy around him at this stage and the money illustrates that in a pretty striking way. he was able to raise a lot against ted cruz. the question was whether he could raise a lot competing amongst fellow democrats, and he proves that with this. the challenge, as julie pointed out, i think some of the specifics that he needs to build a campaign apparatus around him, and he is sort of light. when you ask him specific questions, he's very inspirational and works up a crowd, but in the end he sometimes doesn't answer a simple policy question. that's maybe okay at this early stage, but if it continues that could be a problem. >> on the issues today, beto o'rourke still campaigning. some people saying he's lucky because he's a former congressman. he doesn't have to be in washington for votes so he can stay out campaigning with his dodge caravan and his aides. don't go over the speed limit. listen to beto

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manus: some people say we dodge the bullet growth on friday in terms of the gdp numbers. surveys, some of the we have this in the library, the atlanta and new york fed surveys, they aren't as if yousef. there is an interesting downturn in some of the recent data. you think about what happened at the end of last year, early this year when you had the business with the government shutdown, when you had the fed tightening, it is surprising that growth is so strong as you look in the employment data. it is not a disaster. tohink the fed still wants create as much room as possible to be able to cut when things do take a downturn. manus: do get the sense that powell has boxed himself in. it is a tricky game to play. he is really pushing the boundaries on what is acceptable to say, but he does have market supporting him. when you have markets the strong, unemployment this low, it does create a little room. he has to be careful. he has that to weigh risks. i'm prepared to walk away. he's not talking about north korea. he's talking about china. i have never been afraid to walk awa

debra: apple has dodged one import ban in its fight was qualcomm but faces another. the u.s.nternational trade commission has been validated qualcomm patent for a battery saving feature, but earlier in the day, a separate judge said on aapple had infringed different qualcomm patent. he recommended older models of the iphone be banned. parliament is preparing to vote may'sal plans to theresa brexit deal. it could soften brent charger from the european union or cancel it altogether. as the risk of not leaving rises, pre-brexit supporters say they could support the primaries to steal but the price could be that she has to resign. the global iron or market is likely to have a shortfall, that keating -- according to the fortescue metals founder. the billionaire caution that other producers could face constraints. >> i think there will be a supply deficit and our operations are massive. we have huge railway lines and ports, and you can't just turn up or down the dial that easily. the uk's gender pay back -- gap is not explained why role. 39% of the wage gap could not be explained b

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problem, phenomenon of projection is so evident in everything donald trump does that, you know, he dodged the draft, so he has to disparage a war hero. you know, he, who knows how he did in school. so he has to pretend that barack obama did poorly in school at the same time as we learn that michael cohen was threatening his schools about releasing donald trump's transcripts and, you know, the thing that i think is most sad about all this is that not so much donald trump's character, which i think is very clear, that a lot of people in our country are the same way. >> that the bigotry of donald trump that on the day, you know, after 50 people muslims are killed in new zealand, he devotes tweet after tweet to defending janine piro who is an anti-muslim bigot. that's popular with a lot of people. >> that itself the real scandal here. you know, donald trump's personality is what it is. but i think the really hard question we have to address is why do so many people in this country feel exactly the same way? >> jim, do you have thoughts on that? it is clearly cindy mccain tweeted out one of th