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what is his main priority ec? guest: thank you. you mention a few things there. issue, in the guns think that there are a lot of who areho support trump unnerved by some of the rhetoric coming out of the democrats. talking about confiscating guns. upbeto o'rourke brought recently. that gunives believe ownership is a constitutional right. it has been recognized by the supreme court. it is in our second amendment. that is a fundamental freedom that is about self-defense. it is a bulwark against tyranny. when people talk about gun ownership, that sounds totalitarian to them. some of them on that particular issue would support president trump. host: hears michael in california. caller: good morning gentlemen. mr. klein, my question is about the republican senate. seems to havel his whole campaign in kentucky -- which is a population of 4. million people -- in california we have 40 million -- his whole campaign is -- he is going to let the russian oligarch build in kentucky. we sanctioned this oligarch, and then mitch mcconnell relaxed at. my question is, do you know

steve barclay refutes that i put it to him, look, is it unreasonable that the ec wants to know that theseernative arrangements actually work he wrote in the weekend pres that the molecular approach of the ec was too much. agree in principle to this kind of thing look, it's not unreasonable, is it they want a bit more detail this is his response. >> it's reasonable for the commission to want to protect the integrity of the single market it's also reasonable for the commission like the united kingdom to want to guarantee the good friday agreement. we are absolutely committed to that, but it's not reasonable for the commission to ignore the fact that the uk parliament three times has voted to reject the backstop so what the prime minister has done is narrow down the remaining issues to a single issue, the issue of the backstop parliament has rejected it three times. and so we need to work creatively and flexible with the commission to address that point because otherwise it would require northern ireland to take laws over which their voters would not have a say >> the commission obviously ha

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valuations in the ec question by -- ec with bity markets are challenging, so people are starting to think do in this environment to be able to generate potential return while at the same time maintaining a responsible risk level. and in many cases, the convertible market's been generally overlooked, so that's why we're excited to talk to you today. liz: when you say overlooked, it's not crowded even though it's been out there. i don't want our investors to have their eyes glazed over, convertible bonds as an alternative asset, how do i understand that. i want you the define it for us, because it is a hybrid of sorts, is it not? >> 100%. you know, convertibles have been around since the late 1800s: the railroads used to issue them, so it's not really new. but it's been totally overlooked by most investors. it's not in the paper every day, you don't see much written about it. but the idea that you can buy a convertible bond and it'll yield somewhere around 2% and mature in four or five years, it's convertible to a fixed number of shares at the option of the investor. liz: so it's got this e

it takes -- question in the right of the artful h writes that includes have under the ec h.r. and it would for the first time note that this house of commons by its votes can say in the individual communication should be rendered transparent. do members realize what they are doing? >> when he came to the vote the motion calling for the release of the prorogation communications and document undergarments no deal contingency plan, known as operation yellow hammer, was approved by 311 votes-302. as the day due to close and we dissent increasingly tied, boris johnson came to the common skins to ask mps to vote for general election. this just before 11:00 at nightn increasingly rowdy chamber he set up his arguments accusing the labour leader of running scared. >> why are they conniving to delay brexit? and affiant of the referendum costing the country 259 pounds the week for a week for the province, privilege of delay, enough to operate more than five hospitals and train thousands new nurses. the only possible explanation is that they feared that we will win, mr. speaker. >> i'm gr

joining me right now for a deep dive into the world of business and politics, founder and ceo, omid mall ecchant bank on behalf of institutional investors and company. it's great to have you. your business is really interested because you've benefited from the fact that there are a lot fewer public companies today than just ten years ago, and companies are staying private longer, right? >> that's exactly right. in fact, we're down from the peak about 46% in the amount of public companies there. as you know, my old business was with hedge funds. i used to raise capital for them, and what i started hearing was we don't want to do hedge funds anymore, we don't want the pay those fees, we want to go directly to deals. so there was a demand to go direct, and there were more hedge funds than public companies, so you had issues with crowding. all this stuff was interconnected, so we had an opportunity to help private businesses raise capital. maria: do you think part of the reason is companies are saying, you know what? i'm going to stay private for longer? >> there's no question. the peak was 199

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further slashing the intrastate and providing stimulus was widely expected, butjust nine months ago the ec? it has an extraordinary day for the european central bank policy. this is also the penultimate meeting for this president, his eight year term finishes next month. it is the same way with the simpler challenges that the eurozone faced eight years ago during this original crisis. the easier it is once again internalising out of the us china trade were and that has led to an export led downside globally. that has been particularly painfulfor europe's experts, like germany. it inflation has a virtual offer for too long. in the region of local activity and high debt, the scandal of deflationary it can be deeply but economically and stabilising. finally, there has been a great deal of scepticism on the ecb eyes ending... the stop buying and the quantitative easing programme are just a few months ago. it has never managed to normalise interest rates and have been negative territory and then went into further negative territory today. but the present has managed to, however, is once again t

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it been about 48 hours since ec police want tind arehe three still out there tonight. >> as this investigationntinues, family members of the two victims whole heartily believe there is more to the story. >> chris own. >> they were the best men, the best family, the best cousins that you could have. >> reporter: san jose police say an apparent street race saturday night turned deadly after a black jeep lost control. the impact so severe, it split the jeep in half. two cousins were pronounced dead at the scene 33-year-old miguel rodriguez and ernesto. police are looking for the occupants of a gray bmw believed to have been involved. three men got out, looked at the wreckage and fled the scene. the victim's family isn't convinced street racing is to blame saying they were only a block away from the home. ei lives over some random street race going down across the street. >> reporter: according to the sa

there was a significant hit it pivote ec -- to bit -- by the ecb today.to guard against downside risks is fiscal action. that is a different message from the ecb. mario draghi said the main burden has fallen to fiscal policy. the problem is not so much the institutionalhe framework to translate that into action. the eurozone has a single monetary policy, but not a single fiscal policy. the conundrum is the countries with the most scope to expand fiscal policy needed to do that the least, germany in particular , so fiscal policy by national governments almost needs to be a gift to countries that can't engage in fiscal policy. that is a tricky terrain for governments to navigate. draghi has made this case time and time again. is christine lagarde capable of stepping outside of that and going to these governments? does she have the political chops to do what mario draghi was not able to convince these governments to do? see, will have to wait and but i think that will be her homework, so to speak. completinguestion of the architecture of the economic monetar

cannot do,ec can or it is critical to know whether there will be sanctions or if there will be a continuatione trade war with china. those are the dominant factors that will affect supply next year. let's move to the safe haven that is gold. it is interesting because people are saying you must get into gold, the price has gone down. gold has fallen out of favor in recent years. iting the financial crisis was seen as a safe haven, but actually what people have come to realize, there is no yield. you have to pay to store it, it is a negative carry asset. we remain in a world where people are hungry for income and the yield, and that is why we see bond yields so low around the world. safe haven assets, in the absence of risk of default which people are scared of, but in the absence of that, it is difficult to make an argument for gold in bonds,ver government which are paying a coupon, however small. the main problem for gold now is the rising dollar environment. it has been rising for two year s, and it is a big headwind for gold. only if we saw global economic slowdown in association with a wea

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so having a great period of time, our country is the strong ec est it's ever been economically, our numbers are phenomenal. thank you, everybody, the numbers are phenomenal. our economy is the strongest in the world, we're the largest economy in the world. had my opponent won, we would be second right now because china was catching us so rapidly, we would have been second by this time. and unless somebody does a very poor job as president, we're going to be first for a long way because we've picked up trillions and trillions of dollars in value and worth of our country and china has lost trillions and trillions of dallas, and millions of jobs. and their supply chain. and they want to make a deal. this year america came to the united nations stronger than we have ever been before, since my election the united states has not only brought our economy to a level that we have never seen. the most jobs that we've ever had. you know you've heard me say it many times, african-american, asian american, hispanic american, the best unemployment numbers we've ever had. and the most and best employment

and importantly, to me, to feel good about what i do and working in programs such as ecs really provideshat for me. it's helping people. that's what it's all about. i really enjoy that. >> to work at the produce market for me represents the intersection between environment and community. and when we're working at that intersection, when we're using our resources and our passion and our energy to heal the planet and feed the people, nothing is better than that. >> >> president yee: thank you, charles. thank you to the department. could you do me a favor and send this clip to president trump? >> will do. thank you. >> president yee: this is a segment i hope to add to our board meetings monthly. so please provide your suggestions, if there is any department in the city, any initiatives that you would like us to highlight. madame clerk, can you please call the first item. >> item 1 is ordinance to amend the campaign and governmental conduct code to increase the matching ratio for campaign contributions raised by the candidates and the amount of public funds available for those candidates. >>

so what i did is i did an ec extensive review with my team of the work finished and the work that's left and for each station i examined what are the key elements of work that still need to be done and how much time will it take for these elements to be completed? based on that, i have prepared a few slides which kind of show in summary the work that's left to be done and the amount of time it would take and the longest one is the chinatown station. as you can see, i have listed some of the seven key elements that need to be completed. and with these things getting done, this station can be finished by june. and that is the commitment of the contractor and we, of course, have had discussions with the contractor and he has committed to finishing the job by this date, as well. the next station, these stations are further advanced than chinatown and ums should be finished by april and those are the key tasks for that station that are left to be done. the ydm station also will be finished by april. we expect these things to be done. and then, the key activities that will take the longest and

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the euro is the european community or becall it the ec. you are looking at ten days. the euro is very deep and cold towards the end of september and early october. now the gfs is kind of trending now. you are looking at an air pattern about 18,000 feet going forward. we'll see what it is like. the trend is your friend. usually that is a stock market term. i am going to steal it from pam this time around. i think the pattern will stay active and if the euro is right, this will be really impressive towards the end of the month that we'll see. that is still seven or ten days away. what i am talking about would be more systems of this dropping in only being a little colder and stronger. pretty good rain up on the north coast. our observer ronald in crescent city has had three inches of rain this month. it looks like a little bit around san helena and cowastoga. starting to make a move into parts of marin county. kind of weak. starting to fall apart a little bit. there is some activity move into the sierra. susanville. they could get higher elevations. this is a weak syste