let's get back to scott thiel and esther law. talk about brexit and he said no not today we'll look what the prime minister does. but it's unresolved and don't know what the election brings on the 12th and no idea to trust the polls so don't know how the markets move on the back of it. scott: we discussed this earlier the idea the no deal brexit at least for a considerable amount of time, realistically that's been removed from the outcome or the probability of that has been dramatically reduced to almost a noninvestable probability. the market has retained its gains. the pound has maintained a lion's share of the gains it experienced as it worked through that process. i think going forward it's very difficult for a number of reasons. one is that with the emergence of multiparties in the british political system for this election, plus you have the domestic agenda and then you have brexit and brexit cuts across party lines and cuts across con-- constituent senseys and particularly as it relates to polling and what we glean from po

mobility is half what they were in 1958. >> esther duflo, congratulations on the nobel.to have you here. appreciate it. "good economics for hard times." this book belongs at the center of the presidential campaign. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with brian williams starts right now. >>> tonight, what promises to be a colossal week in the impeachment effort begins with more transcripts being released, more testimony from the inside. further confirmation that military aid was held up for political dirt on the bidens. as another storyline emerges, trump's chief of staff, mick

that's where biba, nana and esther met. eventually, they were bailed out by their families.know if they'd seen fatou while they were in kuwait. we also show them the asale app. their experiences of being moved multiple times between employers without any choice bear the signs of being bought and sold via the apps. the majority of migrant domestic workers, women workers, are extremely vulnerable to exploitation in modern slavery. here, we see an example of how digital technology is used if google, apple, facebook or any other companies are hosting apps like these, they have to be held accountable. what they are doing is promoting an online slave market. google, apple and facebook all claim that they prohibit human trafficking on their platforms. but we found thousands of domestic workers being illegally sold using discriminatory language on facebook—owned instagram and apps hosted by google and apple. this is in clear violation of their own terms of service, and international law. in a statement, facebook, which owns instagram, told us: but we found hundreds of accounts still

—— esther perel. zone. how does that help us in the workplace? -- esther perel.ationship between a couple and the relationship in a workplace. and thatis relationship in a workplace. and that is because you are spending many, that is because you are spending any that is because you are spending many, many hours, as we often say to my team, we spend more time at work together than we do awake with our families at home. and therefore it is very important that that relationship works. so she is saying, there are issues in the workplace that i like couples, the sort of frictions that often happen between couples. conflicts, tension... misunderstandings, one person says something, seething resentment, i don't know what sort of relationship you are talking about. all these things, i love these things, getting to know you, things to ask your team. what has been on your mind lately? tell me about your time you change your mind... are you a forgive or i forget? it means we have to talk to each other. getting up close and personal. that is the nature of the modern workplac

esther duflo, congratulations on the nobel. it's an honor to have you here. really appreciate it.ard times." this book belongs at the center of the presidential campaign. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now.

professor esther duflo, welcome to hardtalk.awarding the prize to you and your fellow economists, abhijit banerjee and michael kremer, the nobel committee praised your experimental approach to alleviating global poverty. how would you explain what you do? so, the idea is very simple. so first of all, you take a big problem — like how are we going to eradicate poverty? — and break it into manageable pieces. pieces that — you know, smaller questions, but questions that admit rigorous answers. and then, once you have one of those questions, you deploy something which is very much like a randomised controlled trial in medicine to test one approach against the other. so, to give you an example — suppose that you want to know how to motivate parents to take their kids to be immunised. you could set up a randomised controlled trial where, in some villages, randomly chosen, you work with members of the community that are going to mobilise parents to get their kids immunised. in other communities, you send reminder text messages. and in

esther duflo, congratulations on the nobel. this is a very important book. for hard times." this book belongs at the center of the presidential campaign. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> on this special thanksgiving weekend edition of the 11th hour, we share a guide to some of our favorite books and authors of the past year from donald trump's takeover of the republican party. so kim jong-un's brutal regime in north korea. to the most brazen intelligence heist of this century. and to the raid that took down bin laden. all of it as this special edition of "the 11th hour" gets under way. greetings once again from nbc headquarters here in new york. thanksgiving 2019 puts us at day 1,044 of this trump administration. and we want to take you through some of the most compelling stories that we have been told in this very studio. throughout this broadcast, we'

esther crawford is the founder of a new social media platform.t any cost. i think that is one of the things that has to change in our industry, that you have to have an ethical framework and a value centric perspective of what the product does to the end user. what's interesting about esther is she has based the ethos behind the platform around her 14—year—old daughter. her rule is, what we are designing and what we're doing with our platform, would this be safe for my daughter to see and use? it is hard, honestly, for me to hear you talk about this because i feel like this is my industry and we are not doing enough for parents and families and kids to keep them safe on these platforms, and we should and there is really no excuse. if you could say to instagram's boss, if you could make one request, what would you say? i would say please make your decisions regarding safety on your platform while imagining your own child or grandchild sitting at the computer viewing that. i want them to put their mind there, i want them to feel like their child is

like emma many of the esther school of pupils felt like outsiders at their former schools. friends west oh yes yes yes some students have learning disabilities a.d.h. do your autism spectrum disorder others are gifted and many have experienced bullying. but employing role play in regular lessons helps all pupils says teacher andreas miller. everything you do is to move the students to want to learn something and they're not learning something because they have to go to nixon or because mother or father or the society says so they're learning it because they want to learn and we may record in games or in funny hats or whatever but they're usually very motivated and there are certain types of students who just don't fit in to modern school life that really benefits from having something that is much more direct and much more like tangible tangible form doesn't mean you can't teach merely complex matters it just means that you have to you have to wrap it in a way where the nearness makes sense in its own right learning that makes sense emma wants to sing its praises for the 1s

room of a cramped apartment here in harare the woman looking after them is 72 year old grandmother esther she has no formal midwife training but since the local clinic closed 2 weeks ago she says she has been delivering up to 20 babies a day. to ensure their i don't have anything to use on the proper place but the holy spirit helps me over these here pregnant women want some of already given birth and have gone to their homes because i don't have the space to accommodate them or anything to get them. here is pressed syrian says kofi newborn baby but the birth did not go as she planned when contractions became painful she rushed to the nearby clinic just to find closed doors that was what it was. i don't know it. was. going to do for the birds and. bees. to move. though it may have been a far. more days to them it was funny it was then a good place to live before. over the weekend senior health officials came to visit is to slat. it is very day. or i didn't realize that this is yours and i was like it is because of the different data that we have the numbers that we just look at the number

the fear there is that he will put a dent in the president's support and here is another newcomer esther when junk way was elected leader of the national unity democratic organization in march and has become the 1st woman to run for president in the history of the country. like candidate it's she's tapping into unhappiness with the state of the economy this is been in a slump since 2016 and it's getting worse by the day with the situation exacerbated by a drought and falling commodity prices youth unemployment stands at nearly 50 percent she says this is having a transformative effect on a new generation. there is a change in the political climate in the maybe the youth has been very apathetic there was a buffy among the use they never. minded about going to the polls and so on but now you see it every that or meetings that political but this if you see more and more young people coming on board. when django is also running on a platform of investing in education and housing her goal being as she puts it to restore dignity to the people of namibia. having fun in cameroon yes you can we o

living room of a cramped apartment here harare the woman looking after them is 72 year old grandmother esther. she has no formal midwife training but since a local clinic closed 2 weeks ago she says she has been delivering up to 20 babies a day. and here we are i don't have anything to use or a proper place but the holy spirit helps me over these here pregnant women what's on the already given birth and have gone to their homes because i don't have the space to accommodate them or anything to get them. here is percy variances cofee newborn baby the birth did not go us she planned when contractions became painful she rushed to the nearby clinic just to find closed doors that was what it was. i don't know it. was. when you. see. these you. know in a room a phone. that's more days to them it was funny then a good phrase to move people. over the weekend seeing your health officials came to visit is to slat. you just read it. or i didn't realize that this is your sickness like it specifically if you do. the numbers that we just look at the numbers that. we would be in britain and remember what it

one of the most important facts that came across today, and esther jovanovich testified that the president can avoid ambassadors at will. that is important. in the president has a right to pick her investors are in my line of question, i just wanted to highlight the obama state department was so concerned about conflicts of interest in sitting on briefing for that in obama state department. it was the first incident where yellow monument had ever heard the words remembered that's an important fact to note for all of the years there today. continue to ask about hunter biden news brawl on the behalf of millions of americans who want to know the answered that question. and then on the whistleblower, it is important to note that adam schiff and i listed all of the instances of this in adam schiff, initially in september said he was adamant about hearing from the whistleblower and it only change when it became clear there was coordination between democratic staff in the whistleblower. before that it was issued. >> to other quick things. first i thought we are the public stage, of his so-called

we arranged to meet esther and two other girls away from the watchful eyes of the traffickers.hen they went to work in kuwait. in kuwait, it is a crime for domestic workers to run away from their employers, and many end up in prison. that is where these goals met. eventually, they were bailed out by their families. we wanted to know if they had seen fatou while they were in kuwait. we also show them the for sale app. their experiences have been moved multiple times between employers without any choice bear the signs of being bought and sold via the apps. the majority of migrant domestic workers, women workers, are extremely vulnerable to exploitation in modern slavery. here, we see an example of the hard digital technology is used negatively to violate their fundamental human rights. if google, apple, facebook 01’ rights. if google, apple, facebook orany rights. if google, apple, facebook or any other companies are hosting apps like these, they have to be held accountable. what they are doing is promoting an online slave market. google, apple and facebook all claim they prohibi

an enormous changes in the financial of capital just esther comically increased an enormous changes in the financial sector from traditional banks to risky investments. of sector from traditional banks to risky investments. complex financial instruments money manipulations and so on complex financial instruments money manipulations and so on increasingly the business of the country isn't production at least not increasingly the business of the country isn't production at least not here. the primary business here is business here. the primary business here is business. you can even see it in the choice of directors so. you can even see it in the choice of directors so the director of a major american corporation back in the fifty's and sixty's was very likely rector of a major american corporation back in the fifty's and sixty's was very likely to be an engineer as somebody who graduated from a place like mit maybe industrially to be an engineer and as somebody who graduated from a place like mit maybe industrial management more recently the directorship in the top managerial managem

so he took a number of odd jobs to help with esther but conde was the eldest son another was a pianistr cho but he grew up essentially without a father at the age of three william decided he was going back to europe to make his fortune and that hard work was for suckers so he was the man of the family his sisters were what they were called new women who didn't like the chaperones before the 20th century and extremely independent. so was his mother. she had to be to keep them together but the years went on things got pretty tough in the end the only nast member that stayed close to them was william nast older sister actually she was quite a gal herself and married into money she loved fine things and was very stylish in her own way you could say one - - see she didn't like to look nice she married into the gamble family of procter & gamble so decided she would help out esther to get her sons to an american college to put them on their way but when she went to visit apparently he was not tidy and reminded her of his brother and therefore she decided to only send conde to georgetown so he

what john legend has written, do you really want to be singing a love duet in which -- for start, estheryvonn are sang theg because they are attracted to each other. the minute john legend says instead of saying "baby it's cold outside, i can call you a ride because he can't come up with a rhyme for i will call you and huber -- the minute you say i really can't stay. if i totally respect that, i will call you and huber, the song is over, where you going to go? that's not material to sing about but we have reached such a stage of bone crushing literalism and the one other thing about this -- he was exposed to this song and colorado in 1949, he went back to egypt and became the leading force behind the muslim brotherhood because of "baby it's cold outside." the left has reached the same stage, same attitude to "baby it's cold outside" as the muslim brotherhood. >> tucker: they don't even believe in god, they don't have a good excuse for it. mark steyn, great to see you tonight. >> i really can't stay come up with records on. we are out of time, wishing we could keep going come out back tom

to fight but they care for esther. and last saw a sign of his attack app on my c.s. spaceless small hand crank i naveed the book that's propped inside me. for don't. you know that is in the back you look down a passerby. oh al-jazeera world meets 2 arabs. left the middle east but for successful careers in other parts of the wall. the lebanese kind of want to just turn on the t.v. and brazil. the norwegian oil industry. unusual journeys leading to unexpected ways. talked about and what will move on al-jazeera. an investigation of how foreign companies plunder africa's natural resources with trust is show important in a big question revealing how no maybe as officials demand cash in exchange for favors. the police with confidential documents provided to al-jazeera by wiki leaks are going to say but you commit a controversial i will fight to the crunch and i'm not dealing al-jazeera investigations the anatomy of a braai. the taliban wants to make a deal we'll see if they want to make a deal it's going to be a real deal but we'll see. a resumption of talks with the talib

we've got jordan andino from pennsylvania, will gillson of massachusetts, esther choy of new jersey,'s your turkey tip >> this is a roasting rack made of vegetables, toss away the metal roasting rack, use the drippings from the turkey and get that soaked in you can turn to gravy after, so i highly recommend going this way, and a fun tip, if you have the leftovers, you can actually just make like a philly cheese steak using the sliced turkey, provolone, some turkey, but also if you have a dehydrated bun, 450 degrees, one, two minutes, nice and easy and you have yourself a sandwich, a nice philly cheese steak. >> very good massachusetts. >> this is going to be the trick to some of the best green bean casserole you have had, growing up in massachusetts, we never had canned cream of mushroom, we had canned clam chowder, mix it in there brightest green beans, blanch them a little bit of holt -- hot boiling water. go in for about 30 seconds, come right out. these guys go here take your clam chowder instead of cream of mushroom soup over the top and a little bit of lobster and we're there.

judge rogers: the error -- esther freeman called the error is granting release of grand freeman:rmation -- mr. the air isn't granting release of the grand jury information. not whaters: that is the court found. i found as tailored. honor, it isyour that they asked for all grand jury reductions of the entire mueller report. judge rogers: no, they did not. you can say that, but they were quite clear. to the extent that they could surmise what might have been said and by whom to the grand jury. your honor, there may be things in the mueller report that might bear on the series. judge rogers: actually, they were much more specific than that. counsel, you have the records -- and they went down the list of witnesses who they thought could provide this necessary information. mr. freeman: yes, your honor. the first witness they identified was don mcgahn. it turns out, he never went to the grand jury before. counsel, i am reading the papers preview our reading the papers. it was not the only thing. the district court made these unclear what i am the department is when, indeed,ired --hought maybe

that from esther corbin.e labor leader. how is the labor leader doing? nejra: certainly caused a lot of waves in the industry over the what is interesting is there are some in the market, bluebay and eco-for example, who are short on deals right now because of a fiscal largess coming regardless of who comes to power. tom: this may get lost in translation, but in the united it's, we say if i am elect it, free beer. news on afirst word monday with viviana hurtado? viviana: china seppi key negotiator speaking by phone with the u.s. injury secretary steven mnuchin and trade representative robert lighthizer. beijing says they had can trucked of can's -- discussions about core concerns. six months ago, the two sides were close to an agreement than l apart. because the aramco -- saudi arabia following the target said well below. s paring back the size of the sale. invest,mand from local the saudi central bank will boost lending rules. today, prime minister boris johnson will offer business past disruption caused by

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properties said to be the homes of two regional governors, and a house owned by evo morales‘s sister esther on twitter, the president said the fires were the work of irregular groups. local media reported that those responsible were protesters, prevented from travelling to la paz by road blockades. earlier, groups of police in three cities joined the protesters. their mutiny, the first sign that some elements of the security forces could be withdrawing support for evo morales. latin america's longest standing leader won the election on october 20th, but a delay of nearly a day in the vote count sparked allegations of fraud and led to protests and strikes. the president tried a tough approach initially, accusing the police of trying to mount a coup against him. in the last day, he appeared more conciliatory, calling for an urgent meeting with opposition parties. his main rival rejected the offer. translation: i have nothing to negotiate with evo morales and his government. not only is there no coup d'etat under way, but what you have is a country galvanized for democracy. what you have is an

he actually made these unsubstantiated allegations that esther biden was involved in some kind of corruption denies. he also indicated that the president, in his words, would not throw him under the bus during the investigations that are taking place. but he also said, perhaps pretty intriguingly, that he had insurance to ensure they did not happen. i have seen things written like he is going to throw me under the bus. when icy things like that, he won't, but they have insurance —— when icy. we are very good friends. he knows what i did was in order to defend him. he has also been mentioned in documents that have been released over the last 2a hours. they have been released by the us state department after a freedom of information request from an ethics watchdog group called american 0versight. and in those documents it seems very clear that there was contact and conversations between rudy giuliani and the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, at the time he was pushing for ukraine to launch these investigations. now, up to launch these investigations. now, up to this point mike pompeo has tri

like this old-style cash esther sits behind the cash only sports bar >> if you make a mistake on it you are kind of doomed >> marie is not looking back. she left law school and end up buying the bar in 2011. local residents say she say the place but >> that business was surviving on a few customers and it was going to go away. >> but for a small business owner who has never had a credit card there are challenges in bringing her business into the 21st century and replacing old equipment. >> half of the taps don't work anymore. >> so she decided to take a chance but on monday she joined other female entrepreneurs to make a pitch for funding like a reality tv show, she stood before a panel of judges. four women especially women who do not ask for money and think they can do it all on their own, it is really nice to get that helping hand. to get that funding for either operational costs or market marketing related cost for the women can win grants of up to $5000 from the city's office of economic and workforce development a big help as this judge knows firsthand. >> everything is getting so

the they're angry over escalating violent confrontations with the police burst esther's are blocking several major roads and the cross harbor tunnel schools are being kept shut until sunday but the territories government has denied newspaper reports a curfew could be put in place pro-democracy protests have been going on since june when the government tried to introduce an extradition bill many feared would be used to stifle dissent sarah clarke has more on this now from hong kong. the point university young cullen side in hong kong has become a rallying point for a growing number of protesters and students who barricaded themselves in the campus behind me now this number has been growing throughout the day and have now created a barricade which you can see the umbrella's and the students hiding behind that waiting for the police to arrive it also blocked off some of these major thoroughfares these roads through talent throughout the day scattering bricks as well as niles across the road to stop from the police from entering police so i should say protests is a block more than 20 tra

news with us, bloomberg cross esther porter luke kawa -- cross assets reporter, luke kawa. we are not time, necessarily seeing people gravitate toward that low-volume trade, are we? you are seeing a lot of people continue to short volatility. the offset and retail. as you look at the shares outstanding. a lot of those continue to ramp higher. if you think about future petition paying so that short. acrosss absolutely none asset classes the weather is fx, oil, standard deviation. under their one year average, -- it is as if the volatility -- scarlet: i want to update everyone on america. it might be the part -- on merck. it just surpassed its record ith on october 31 and once passed that, it was kind of off to the races. it seems like these arbitrary levels matter a lot in the melt up type of environments. when we have these incremental moves higher, how much more do technicals drive gains? matt: the most important thing isut technicals is that it momentum driven. we do have to be a little bit careful. they are getting very overbought. micro devices last week, the rsi overbo

in an e-mail to employees, esther brook expressed regret about the relationship, saying this was a mistake. he said i agree with the board that it is time for me to move on. he's been replaced by chris kempczinski. investors were disappointed, after sales grew 4.8% in the third quarter, down from the second. they are feeling the heat from rivals who are aggressive on breakfast and plant-based menu items. kempczinski says he is challenged. >>> just one unbeaten team remains in the nfl. it is not the new england patriots. the ravens beat the pats 37-20, on sunday night, led by lamar jackson. baltimore rushed 200 yards. the biggest play may have come here on defense. a 70-yard fumble return for a touchdown by marlon humphrey. the only undefeated team is the san francisco 49ers at 8-0. >>> the world champion nationals visit the white house today. at least one player will not be there. the story, next. across cars... trucks... and suvs. four years in a row. since more than 32,000 real people... just like me. and me. and me. took the survey that decided these awards. it was only right that you h

it is not just to beat esther tromp, but to heal our country's not just to beat mr. trump, but to heal our country's soul. we have for far too long had people who didn't understand the military can stop a problem. they will never fix a problem. those democrats and republicans alike who voted for that misadventure in iraq, who did not know how it would end before they began, the shameless invasion against our kurdish allies today. i am running to make sure we restore leadership to this global world order that presidents from john f. kennedy to ronald reagan did, understanding it was our leadership in this global accord around the world that kept our american dream alive and prospering. host: let me ask you about your daughter. how is she doing today? guest: she is wonderful. justs taking a gap year after graduate and from high school. she had to do her courses online as she went to boston for radiation on her brain cancer and the surgeries and all. she wants to be a creative writer, and she is enjoying every moment of it. she is a warrior who is twice as strong as me.

esther casco to the board of education at (415)241-6493 and childcare is now provided. the second annual performing arts dance showcase is this nurse, november 15th from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. it takes place at the auditorium 450 30th avenue between gary and clement. this event is sponsored by the san francisco unified school district visual and performing arts district and organized by their dedicated certificated dance teachers. our students will amaze you with their talent. the school's participating include washington high school, lowell high school, lincoln high school, ruth school of the arts high school, james lick middle school, brad enel elementary, and many more schools. we recently had a presentation on the kindergarten to college program from our city treasurer. we heard him describe kindergarten to college bank days. i'd like to announce there are k-c bank days scheduled in december where families are encouraged to bring their children down to the bank and they can ask questions. they make a deposit, they'll get a k-c gift. this takes place at the following loca

and to convince them to bring in community leaders like esther months old to talk to the rest i didn't want them there and i was vaccinated in man gaynor to share my people there's nothing wrong with it i tell them this is a war we're fighting jerry jacqueline has brought her 3 children to be vaccinated and she is reluctant fast but tells us she now sees the importance of it in general . i was convinced by our community leader i came for the vaccination with my children because i don't want this disease to find us in our house i was told it kills people horribly. pygmies in the democratic republic of congo have been historically marginalized. from hospitals or schools this is a community that moves around a lot leaving in religious such as this one in the forests those here have been vaccinated but accessing many others has been difficult. this doctor tells us sometimes it takes our was walking through dense forest where rebel fighters also hide well we are now in this village work and come into the wood. so they move defeated. is that we are working we would close with them get involv

with respect to appellate judges, esther there has been a demotion of the force of the blue slip.nd a restoration of what existed before senator leahy. toin, if brian fallon was criticize senator leahy, i will not get in that fight. >> which court of appeals in the federal system has president trump been able to appoint the most justices, judges to? circuit, where he has already appointed six or seven. with another one likely to be confirmed today and two more in the pipeline. the ninth circuit has been notoriously the most liberal court in the country. largely because when jimmy carter was president, it basically doubled in size and he packed the court with judges who set for a long time. when president trump took office, there was an imbalance .f 19 democratic appointees that margin will soon be 16 democrats to 13 republicans, much tighter. the other courts where president trump has flipped the court, so to speak, from majority democratic to republican appointees, it already happened in the third circuit and is poised to happen in the 11th circuit. >> all of the appeals courts d

esther frank kowalski of the cap war veterans, thank you for being the veteran service organization hosts important national observance, and to all dignitaries, veterans and families here today, and everyone a crunching -- watching across the nate nation, what a great day. it is fitting that we are here in the center of these most hollowed grounds. today is the celebration of honor, duty, and patriotism. here at arlington national cemetery, we are surrounded by over 4000 soldiers, sailors, marine, coast guard men, and their families who have probably served our nation in peacetime and in more. their headstones are the brick that form the foundation of the city on the hill, that beacon of the hope that is our united states. stories of the service and sacrifice we celebrate today are edged in marble around us to move from the instructions on gravestones to the tomb of the unknowns soldiers. most important are the patriotism, valor, and fidelity etched in the hearts and souls of our service members come up past, present, and future are the vanguard of our freedom and liberty. today, as for

. >> but during his live testimony of esther taylor indicated that it was president trump who likelyaved lives. >> isn't it the case that the trump administration has indeed provided substantiation to the ukraine and defensively filleted, correct? and that is more so than the obama administration, correct? >> yes. >> former vice president joe biden confirms that. in a memoir he writes in 2004 he employer did president to increase lethal aid about obama flatly rejected the idea. between april 2014 and november 2016, 9,743 ukrainian and despite, former navy intel officer turned nbc analyst malcolm nance, continues to say that president trump is a russian asset. shannon? >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you as always. ari fleischer is tweeting out about today's hearing saying this. this is like watching a meeting of the council on foreign relations discussing the most appropriate foreign policy to resist aggression you aggression in the ukraine. good stuff but hardly the stuff of impeachment. good to have you with us. what do you make of the assessment there? is it one that rises to t