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you can take the dots and look at the median dot to tell the story, but when you put the dots on thecreen and see the spread, they are all over the place. diana: i think that is right. the fed has been hiking rates since 2015. this economic expansion is quite long in the tooth. on top of that, we have the fiscal stimulus which my potentially be moving next year. -- rolling over next year. there is a lot of uncertainty in the outlook beyond the next 12 months is like. that will introduce uncertainty in the dots. jonathan: they are not in the business of forecasting recessions or economic downturns. if they were, it would mean policy is of the wrong place. for the federal reserve right now, do you see them needing to respond to a downturn in economic growth anytime soon? do you see that situation materializing? scott: no, i don't think so. i think they are in a pretty happy place. pragmatic is the way i would describe their overall position and chairman powell's presentation. as the long-term rate gets above 3%, or above a more neutral rate, they will be some reflection to how far they

days of the dot com boom negative earnings they didn't have any revenue so it least they have revenue so this was completely normal market action i think what caught people's attention a lot of the numbers you know the size of these ten billion dollars twenty billion dollar moves but again relative to the market as a whole this is the new normal because the multi-trillion dollar corporation so you have to adjust your thinking accordingly you also have to adjust your thinking accordingly in this new era of. you know many free services online this is the new dot com era back in your day there was a different sort of dot com era and there was an irrational exuberance but now you know you facebook is a free service google lets you search for free they provide you all this content for free robin hood which is one of the most successful trading apps is just an app and millennial so i've downloaded it there's something like four million active users mostly because they offer they allow you to buy and sell shares for a no fee no fee at all and you're trading i don't know what it was when you

buried --1 dots are varied.the data come through and we see inflation at low levels and moderate paces of growth, the likelihood of one move this year and three in a year is really overblown and i think that each move that they make, the next one is going to be that much tougher. jonathan: i what your thoughts on that. you can take the dots and tell a story but when you put the dots up on screen and see the spread between them, they are all over the place. can you read anything in 2019, 2020? >> the fed has been hiking rates since 2015. economic expansion is quite long in the truth. on top of that, we have the stimulus which my potentially be next year. there is a lot of uncertainty into the outlook beyond the next 12 months and that will introduce uncertainty in the dots. jonathan: you are not in the business of forecasting recessions or economic downturns. but if they were, it would mean the policy is in the wrong place. you see them needing to respond to economic growth anytime soon? you see that situation ma

military illegally stays in occupied syria dot dot dot underpants dot dot dot i could be wrong to. leave syria and the syrian government falls i mean that's the even if you're actually reading the same article here glenn it was that everyone had asked all foreigners have to leave syria except for the united states so why the turks will that remains to be played out here and but there seems to be a move to create in effect a partition right now i mean the u.s. wants to create some kind of state with some like autonomy semi-independent it will be dependent on the western powers primarily the united states no one in the in the region wants that bar maybe israel. so. i think that it's going to have to appreciate the situation to steal other states in at the moment in terms of what their initial objectives costs of course when they went into syria first supporting this jealous. jihadists want to write whatever you want to call it a however if we want to call it but of course the source somewhat clear you get rid of assad which is an important ally of iran. they're considered annoyance t

this is the new dot com era back in your day there was a different sort of dot com era and there was an irrational exuberance but now you know you facebook is a free service google lets you search for free they provide you all this content for free robin hood which is one of the most successful trading apps it's just an app and millennial so i've downloaded it there's something like four million active users mostly millennial because they offer they allow you to buy and sell shares for no fee no fee at all and you're trading i don't know what it was when you were a stockbroker back in the eighty's but i'm sure it took a lot of money across investors a lot of money to execute a trade well on robin hood if nothing well right before deregulation in the eighty's it was forty cents a share standard trading on wall street well here it's free it's free allegedly but in fact robin hood investing app secretly makes millions selling millennial user data to high frequency trading firms so it's not just selling your data like facebook and google do it's actually selling it to high frequency trad

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even the 2021 dots are varied.nk when the data comes through and we see inflation stuck at low levels and moderate paces of growth, the likelihood of one move this year and three next year is really overblown. i think each move they make, the next one will be that much tougher. jonathan: diana, what are your thoughts on that? you can take the dots and tell a story, but when you put them on screen into the spread between them all they are all over the , place. can you read anything into 2019 and 2020? diana: i think that is right. the fed has been hiking rates since 2015. economic expansion is long in the tooth. on top of that, we have the fiscal stimulus which my -- which might be potentially rolling over next year. there is a lot of uncertainty in the outlook beyond the next 12 months. that will introduce uncertainty in the dots. jonathan: the fed is not in the business of forecasting recessions or economic downturns. that would mean policy is in the wrong place. do you see them needing to respond to a downturn in

and if you get a chance read this opinion piece on al-jazeera dot com one how u.s. and israel have been joining forces to bury palestinian statehood award winning palestinian journalist daoud kuttab says trump and netanyahu are trying to push a more blatant and legalized form of apartheid on the palestinian people an interesting read on al-jazeera dot com and we're getting quite a few comments on this story today here on the news quiz one here from francis on facebook who says as a citizen of the united states i deeply and profoundly resent this action to close the palestine diplomatic mission in washington d.c. and another one from jia on twitter who says why are we closing our diplomacy diplomacy to the palestinians it seems like we are only holding up the israelis and taking their sides thank you very much for your comments you can keep on coming on this and other stories we're covering on the grid today use a hash tag a.j. news grid and all the other ways to get in touch on your screen right now moving on and. being warned that hunger will have killed almost six

that will introduce uncertainty in the dots.han: they are not in the business of forecasting recessions or economic downturns. that would mean policy is of the wrong place. do you see them needing to respond to a downturn in economic growth anytime soon? scott: no, i don't think so. pragmatic is the way i would describe their overall position and chairman powell's presentation. as the long-term rate gets above a more neutral rate, they will be some reflection to how far they want to push rates. i think they are on a very preset course for the rest of this year and into next year. it is interesting to note basically all real rates have converged to 1%. there is this concept the market is reflecting economic growth and accommodation is being withdrawn. it is interesting that the market is getting to that place. jonathan: how do you position the long end of the treasury curve? they are huge appetites by the front and. -- front end. when would you put duration back on? scott: from a long-term for the middle perspective, it is very c

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conflict there is also believe dot dot rapture how to prevent a much bigger conflict between russia and nato that if russia didn't act. moment back in two thousand and fourteen that the nature would continue pushing across its border and there would be no other way to escape that direct confrontation how much do you crave at that oh very much so i mean there was a sort of a rehearsal for crimea some years beforehand and in georgia of course went under a lot of american encouragement of the saakashvili government but very provocatively towards russia and a couple of ethnic parts of georgia and iran and i think i forget the name of that number when the current dutch and russia drew a line that russia moved in with support for the local local governments local if the groups and drew a lot and that was a dress rehearsal if you like. ukraine became the real thing because for many years before the the overthrow of the in the case which government for many years before

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, and you became like a dot com star.art: it was the first thing that was like a phenomenon since the original dot com crash, and -- in 2004, we were on the cover ." "music the issue came out, i was in a new york city at jfk, i get through the security and i see the magazine. i grabbed a stack of them and put them on the counter and the the first one,ed she scanned. then she scanned the second one and she said, honey, these are all the same. and i said, no, that is ok. and she looks up at me and it looks up at the magazine and she realizes comanche is so excited. i do not remember exactly what it said, but to have flickr and -- web 2.0, how flickr and myspace are changing life. [laughter] emily: you talked about how one of the strengths of flickr was the culture and how caterina would welcome every single user. today, that doesn't happen on facebook and instagram and in fact, online hate is a huge problem. the worry about that on social media? stewart: i do. one of the things we say in my company is that your culture is t

d w dot com click on the movie. for. a low and welcome to focus on europe i'm brian thomas europe's nationalist and the far right parties are continuing to make gains in europe and in germany that's especially true in the country's east one of the.

, and you became like a dot com star. stewart: it was the first thing that was like a phenomenon since the original dot com crash, and -- in 2004, we were on the cover of "music." the issue came out, i was in a new york city at jfk, i get through the security and i see the magazine. i grabbed a stack of them and put them on the counter and the woman scans the first one and the second one and she says honey, these are all the same. and i said, no, that is ok. and she looks up at me and it -- and she looks up at the magazine and she reads the thing. i do not remember exactly what it said web 2.0, how flickr and myspace are changing life. [laughter] emily: you talked about how one of the strengths of flickr was the culture and how caterina would welcome every single user. today, that doesn't happen on facebook and instagram and in fact, online hate is a huge problem. do worry about hate -- do you worry about hate on social media? stewart: i do. one of the things we say in my company is that your culture is the worst behavior

great thanks for here and for that is that a very powerful documentary for use or watch it down to zero dot com it is simply called journalism is not a crime in the hussein story it's told by his colleagues here at al-jazeera primarily. shami who himself was jailed in egypt for spreading false news as what they said it's from al jazeera world you find it in the documentary section i would really recommend watching this great insight from the people who know that hussein the best in iraq the parliament is holding an emergency session trying to work out how to contain protests in the city of basra just over two hours ago another curfew was imposed weeks of protests over failing government services and unemployment and corruption have spiraled into this very violent few days several major buildings set ablaze on friday night that included the iranian consulate in basra earlier in the week a state t.v. building was also burned at least twelve people have died during these demonstrations more from rob matheson is reporting from baghdad. the city of basra in iraq is now under curfew but iraqi pol

the newspaper live on air were streaming online through you tube facebook live and that al-jazeera dot com well the u.s. president donald trump has openly cast doubts on the university professor who's accused his supreme court nominee of sexual assaults after days of restraint comments trump went on twitter to question christine ford's account of what happened between her and that man right there brett kavanaugh during a party in one nine hundred eighty two well the vote on cavanagh's confirmation is on hold and professor ford's lawyers are now negotiating how she'll testify against him here's what president trump said via twitter judge brett kavanaugh is a fine man with an impeccable reputation who is under assault by radical left wing politicians who don't want to know the answers they just want to destroy and delay facts don't matter i go through this with them every single day in d.c. he went on to say i have no doubt that if the attack on dr ford was as bad as she says charges would have been immediately filed with local law enforcement authorities by either her or her loving pare

torah and bring a tame returns home on d w dot com among its hangs. in the. shift living in the digital age today a rural internet sensation and artsy up and what to do against filter bubbles. but first. emotional decoding. artificial intelligence count all eyes people's facial expressions to understand their emotions. a lucrative business in the advertising industry. that you can feel in a science fiction movie that minority report personalized advertising tailored to suit people's moods is everywhere. it is you get a motel welcome back to get this sorted for that for you that could soon become reality the advertising industry uses emotional decoding technology to reef people's facial expressions london based company realize uses it to analyze customers a motional reactions to ads from the likes of coca-cola and added that the software tracks even the smallest of facial movements and recognizes emotions like confusion and joy. emotions are quite complex and. we s. people don't really understand them very well by now so that's why that's where computers are a

i worked through the dot com crash.ally and personally held shares in lehman brothers the weekend they went bankrupt. i didn't think that stocks could go to zero, but they can go to zero. i'm conscious of the cycle. emily: so, you're holding it for a rainy day? stewart: it's a great hedge against significant market conditions. emily: microsoft has a team, facebook has one, they are built as a slack killer. stewart: yep. emily: is that cutting into your share at all? stewart: no. it hasn't really shown up in like actual usage of customers yet. where it does show up is in the sales process. i think what will be really interesting is, you know people talk about new microsoft versus old microsoft. where i think that would make a big difference is what the policies are for customers. first of all, that's good validation for us, and second of all, we are ahead on the product side. emily: you're not worried about it? stewart: no. emily: ok. you said you're getting the company ready to go public but you're not necessarily going

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for details - go to our website, kron-4 dot com. lawrence karnow: temperatures soared into the 90s in the hottest valleys today as sunshine and offshore winds brought warm weather all the way to the coast. it will be a beautiful warm evening and skies will stay nice and clear. on the satellite you can see as high pressure moves over the west coast it continues to bring sunshine and warm weather to the end of summer. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s and low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s at the coast. it the first day of fall on a few patches the coast. hot offshore return on tuesday. (ryan) we have an update man who had to be rescued from the water near san francisco's aquatic park this morning. we're told he remains in critical condition tonight at the hospital after suffering traumatic injuries. two others were also rescued from the base of a nearby cliff and taken to the hospital. the victims were in an area they weren't supposed to be in. the fire department issuing a warning to all visitors and residents -- sa

dot com or go. germany's capital club head speed celebrated like heroes in berlin after slain by admitting to kneel on a friday night pecos called gardai said his side deserved the win and kids time to celebrate they died he should be put hands i hate having no trouble converting this penalty it's the strikers for a goal this season he's healthy he's on fire and now andre jute out leaves a league in scoring with five goals fired clearly frustrated for firing blanks and burley. fires last means the top of the table is up for grabs welcome to the point is leading here on the w i'm chris harrison bringing you the highs and lows from saturday's match day six actually and here's what's coming up. don't mean travel to labor queues it looking to capitalize on the chance to take over the top spot in the standings but the home side wouldn't make it easy. on being burger brave and also have the chance to claim the table pinnacle as they travel to stuttgart a side who are looking for their first win of the sea

dot com click on the most. this week on world storing. long supporters in france jump ship. egypt coptic football clubs. we begin this week in britain where a child abuse scandal shocked the nation when it was uncovered five years ago the list of defendants facing trial continues to grow. it was one of the worst moments of her life it was near here that the man who semi would have loved threatened to kill her it happened somewhere in the hills above the hometown of rather him when she was just fifty. and he took me to the edge and said he was going to throw me off it and i thought it's going to kill it and i was that scared i weighed myself and then he placed me to the back of the car and out set some is not saying you know at all it happened and i remember just lying there crying and a dead body. it took several years before sami could break away from her tormentor today she helps other victims sami woodhouse thinks the authorities look the other way because the perpetrators were mostly of pakistani muslim origin nobody wanted to be accused of being racist it wasn't her tor

al-jazeera dot com and once again the future of syria is being decided by those. outside the besieged country we've got the russian president vladimir putin hosting reject tayyip erdogan of turkey this monday and while it was all pleasant handshakes in front of the cameras a few hours ago these two men are opposed when it comes to what happens next in syria russia is of course syria's ally it swung the war in favor of damascus and the expectation is russian and syrian forces will try to take back the province of idlib from the rebels in the near future but then you've got turkey the front line for syrian refugees and with three million people now living in italy turkey is worried about a potential spillover effects now we're waiting for a news conference from the two leaders but in the meantime we'll talk to stephanie decker's covering events actually that's it they brought behind you isn't it stephanie this is this is the front line and whatever president and president putin come up with is going to affect those people right behind you. that's right i mean this i

that coming from the usa and actually who was it stephanie who's watching on facebook life facebook dot com slash al-jazeera has said american media isn't even mentioning this typhoon because of course we have a hurricane here in the carolinas which leads us on of course to the latest from the u.s. east coast where what was hurricane florence has now been downgraded to tropical depression florence but don't let the name change make you think the danger is gone away storm categories are usually to do with wind speeds the problem with florence is the amount of rain it is bringing here is an update from the al-jazeera online team. fresh warmer. don't drive. on moving water. this is one major source of concern the cape fear river meteorologist predict that it could reach flood levels as soon as sunday morning crafting three days later and the flood waters they could linger for a week. villa north carolina now a christian. christian you probably actually heard yourself just briefly there a little clip of you in that social video we were playing and actually what i was looking at there was th