. >> bank analyst gerard cassidy, good to talk to you again. un it in that sets the standard for what's possible in this environment >> i think so. what we're seeing from the results that have been released today is that jpmorgan is clearly head and shoulders above its competitors and it's interesting because we all know banking and investment banking is a commodity like business there aren't any patents or proprietary products and it comes down to execution. jpmorgan is executing better than many of its competitors as we've seen from today's numbers. >> and gerard, given the fact that market seems to get that about jpmorgan, and has rewarded it in terms of the valuation, is it kind of game over in that sense or is there a chance that others are being overlooked, i guess in the concentration on jpm? >> i don't think the others are being overlooked per se because it's a challenge obviously to execute as well as jpmorgan is doing these days and the momentum that jpmorgan has will continue that being said, though, if you look at the citigroup resu

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arrested by israeli forces during a raid on her home in the occupied west bank city of ramallah leader gerard is a member of the palestinian legislative council and a leading figure in the popular front for the liberation of palestine a party that's been banned by israel charles daughter posted on social media saying that more than 70 soldiers and about 12 military vehicles were involved in the raid . and that the americans know where chile has been falls to council to may just summit's after weeks of antigovernment protests the government turns withdraw from hosting the asia pacific economic cooperation summit and a meeting on climate change as one more repellent has more from santiago. thousands of people demonstrate on the streets of the chilean capital for the 12th day in a row while protesters marched chile's president. made an unexpected announcement to major international summits that were scheduled to be held in chile in the coming weeks would be cancelled. but the. primary concern and priority as a government is to reestablish order guarantee safety for our society. by pulling out of

gerard lyons, boris johnson's former economic advisor when he was mayor of london. great interview and a fervent believer, obviously. a trump administration official says there will be no pullout of u.s. forces in syria for now, after it was set the u.s. will stand aside when turkey launches alliesasion of kurdish in syria. we are joined by a reporter live in istanbul. a bit of a bombshell this morning when the president tweeted out about turkey, suggesting the u.s. would allow turkey to take care of its problem in syria without getting involved, but also without stopping turkey. and official has been clarifying the position in recent moments. what does this mean for turkey today? >> turkey has just got the green light from president trump its plant operation into northeast syria. the u.s. said it will not forort or get in the way turkish forces to target kurdish rebels. guy: went does this all happened? we have been anticipating this will take place. give us a clue on the timing. presidents like like they it looks will wait for american troops to leave syria. it ca

. >> my name is bruce gerard. that's my handwriting. >> this does not say bruce. [ laughter ] >> i happen to have the pleasure of leading a small lbe located at the third street area of hunter's point. we're a small lbe, enfutured ina number of areas, the puc, the airport. what am i missing? we have not had a chance go to the port yet and we're very interested in this project. in all of the projects, the one i'm most proud of is pedestrian. but the ones with rec and parks is the ones i'm most proud of because when you drive around and see it and share it with family, friends and acquain acquaintances, it leaves a project with you. there's a lot of cache for that project and on my team, we're very, very eager to be engaged or work on that project and we're looking forward to it. the other piece, we have been very, very flavourbly pressed by the level of outreach you all have put your effort into. we feel that each one of the departments, there were always challenges in learning how they do business and learning how

forces have taken up positions following a recent kurdish withdrawal palestinian politician leader gerard was being or has been arrested by israeli forces a jury a raid on a home in the occupied west bank city of ramallah she's a leading figure in the popular front for the liberation of palestine a party that's been banned by israel draws daughter yaffa says the family doesn't know where she's being held. just as her previous detentions by the israeli forces the 1st one being on april 25th teen where she was held for 15 months and the 2nd one odd july 2 in july 2nd 2017 where she was held for 18 months and this time as well my mom was detained under. the so-called administrate of detention which allows israel to hold palestinians without any evidence based on something that they call security reasons and based on secret evidence so my mother has never been charged with any crimes we have never been informed for the reason of her of harassed and she's never been given the right to a proper trial medical access for my mother who suffers from severe health conditions have been very limited d

president or the gun is planning to meet with president chomp later this month in washington site haven't gerard to be. joining us today to discuss these foreign policy moves is a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense michael maloof thanks for joining us pleasure but i go i want to say right off. the earlier that i believe that there's actually been bombing those started. going in and bombing in northern syria. i want to get to this what foreign 'd policy strategy do you believe was behind these moves by the white house is it what what trump said it was making good on the campaign promises because he's about to start a new campaign what is behind all this is a logic to it there is no logic there is no geo strategic. sense out of it i don't think there was i don't think that was built into it again he had he made another he had another phone call with their no one as he did the last time when he initially was going to pull out troops i mean that there is no strategic thinking in all this and i think what's what's happening here and now is that it's creati

gerard is a former member of the palestinian legislative council she's also a leading figure in the popular front for the liberation of palestine a party that's been banned by israel. plans to reopen schools and universities in lebanon have been cancelled as anti-government protesters continue their sit ins in parts of the capital protesters have been blocking roads in and around beirut calling for political leaders to go prime minister saddle how do we quit on tuesday he's been asked by the president to stay on so hold it has more from beirut. what happened yesterday was that daily life really was returning to normal schools universities were supposed to open today protesters left the streets after the prime minister saddam had announced his resignation but the protest movement was hoping that his resignation will be followed by a decision to create a new government a new government made up of technocrats people who are not affiliated with any political party in order to carry out much needed reforms and instead the ruling coalition remains stubborn they continue to cling on to power so th

gerard powell lives in the la honda community at risk of losing power. he said the anxiety and the stress of last round's blackouts put one of his neighbors in the hospital. >> he suddenly found himself in a medical emergency due to the stress of the uncertainty of what was going to happen, whether he could get his medications. >> while a majority of seniors in the area won't lose power, there are still fears like not having a working elevator. that's a big problem for seniors. neighbors we spoke with in the area say they're sticking together and lenng spare generators to those who need them. >>> as you know, pg&e is turning off the power to mitigate the wildfire risk amid hot and windy conditions. this is a live picture from our camera on top of mt. tam. you really can't tell the windiness here, but let's get to abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel for the details. >> let's take a look at the red flag warnings in effect right now for the area shaded in red. this goes until tomorrow afternoon as the winds will continue to increase, gusting out of the north-

motherwell thistle wear armbands for paul gerard aiton, or pg, their former goalkeeper.his mother catherine. pg was very much a bubbly chap. maybe a touch spoiled. i don't know. very, very sporty. but above all, i think his first love was dean martin. she laughs so, he was quite a smooth kind of character, was he? yeah, mm—hm. absolutely. but a quiet lad at the same time. he would never get into any trouble or anything like that. so, this came totally out of the blue. nothing. no warning signs. absolutely nothing at all. i don't know where it came from. pg was 23 at the time of his suicide. in the months before, his life had been at a turning point. he was moving into a flat. he was going to be a daddy. there was a lot of changes for pg going on at that time. maybe he was a bit scared about the future. i don't know. boop! i never moved into the house that we were going to move into. when the baby came, it was brilliant, but at the same time, even still when i was in the hospital, i was thinking, "where is he?" like, "you should be here for this." and then i think... obvi

more than 70 soldiers and about 12 military vehicles were involved in the raid well let's speak to gerard to talk to ya and she joins me on skype from ottawa in canada good to have you with us live here on al-jazeera you are so far away from the incident what are you being told about your mother's detention thank you for having me and just a couple hours ago i received a phone call from a sister from our home in ramallah tel informing me that israeli soldiers have raided our home as you just mentioned and arrested my mother yet again only 8 months after she was released from her latest detention before that when she was released on february 27th of this year so i just only heard about this 2 hours ago from my sister back home this must come as quite a shock do you know what she's been charged with or what is being investigated. we have absolutely no idea just as her previous detentions by the israeli forces the 1st one being on april 25th teen where she was held for 15 months and the 2nd one july 2 in july 2nd 2017 where she was held for 18 months and this time as well my mom was detained

gerard was a fire instructor as well as a firefighter.he'd often burn diesel as part of a training exercise. when we'd go in there on the petrochemical unit, the smoke was billowing round us — big, thick, black smoke that you could not see through in a million years. 0ur necks would be covered in the unburnt products of the diesel. we'd then sit around having tea, cakes, whatever for our break. still in that same fire kit. we only had two kits at the fire service college. and if you're out there a couple of times a day every day, it only gets collected once a week. so you're gonna end up with a kit that's worn at least ten times to put in, and you've only got one then until the other one comes back. looking back, it's now shortened my life. dozens of firefighters have spoken to me about their ill health. blood cancer, bone cancer, breast cancer, testicular cancer, non—hodgkin's lymphoma. lots of different variables, but one common factor — these firefighters are now asking, "has myjob make me sick?" in my opinion, there is a direct link b

it gives us -- you can't do this without leaders in b.c., and i'm honored to bring up mor gerard wynn. [applause] >> thank you. first of all, i would like to acknowledge betty. the reason we're here is because of the families in this community. we're so proud of what you've done with your life, what you're continuing to do, and what you will do. first of all, also, i'd like to thank an unrecognized, unsung hero at hudd, who does a lot of work for san francisco and sunnydale. his name is trevor alser, and he works for me in the local san francisco office. i would just like to acknowledge his contribution. [applause and cheering] >> thank you, trevor. i mentioned those cities across the country that are going through a severe rental challenge. the worst case housing needs study says that they pay half of their income on rent or sub standard housing. one way shud hudd is addressing this is to build housing in the portfolios. the strategies and programs are assisting the san francisco housing authority here at sunnydale. the san francisco housing authority has been a national leader in re

gerard powell lives in the community, he says the anxiety and stress of the last round of blackouts put one of his neighbors in the hospital. >> suddenly found himself in a medical emergency due to the stress of the uncertainty of what was going to happen. whether he could get his medications. >> pg&e has no estimation on when the power will be turned back on. two weeks ago some people had to wait 44 hours. >> i mentioned calistoga a moment ago. we'll look at what's happening there. part of the city is in the dark, that's leading some people to frustration. many neighborhoods have no power, but some restaane the lights on. if you're wondering why, that's because pg&e generators are powering portions of the city. some people who live minutes away don't have any power. >> to shut the power off is not the solution. two weeks ago they shut the power off on the anniversary of the fire. that was like a big slap in the face to everybody that lost their homes. >> so now people that we are speaking with say they're confused over who gets to have power and who is left in the dar dark. >> from the

gerard cofounder saying there is no roasting on 20th street. point being there's nothing going on there's nothing to complain about. so i think that these examples of happy cohabitation, largely the use of afterburners. yes the air quality board approves very small roasters without abatement but they have one-third roasting capacity of what is proposed going in. so roasters are either tiny or out of compliance. if they are not using an afterburner. and just because you have not using afterburners and out of compliance, that just tells you the air quality board can't really police these things very well. now with regard to technology, i am a scientist. i have five years of funding for my research. and i can understand the concepts here. with the water scrubber is an inferior technology that the manufacturer makes no claims about for abatement of these carcinogens. so. >> anything else? >> i don't believe the public complaint process would be adequate if there are concerns over the emissions. because i can't smell formal formaldehyde. they are di

retired engineer gerard powell says his generator will keep his lights on for 72 hours once pg&e shuts power to la haungdonda. he gave a spare generator to a neighbor. >> all we have is each other out here. and that spirit shines through. >> reporter: for others, this is a time of anxiety because they didn't fare well during the blackout two weeks ago. half moon bay residents having lunch expressed a lack of confidence in the information pg&e has been releasing about the affected areas. >> more light is the key. when a senior is in a darkened environment, they're apt to fall. >> reporter: nancy had back surgery recently and she said the brace she is wearing makes her unsteady. the last shutdown forced her to walk up and down three sets of stairs which gave her back pain. her neighbor is worried about her device for sleep apnea. she doesn't know what happens if the power goes out when asleep. that leads to anxiety. >> the anxiety was just off the roof. >> and you don't need this kind of stress? >> no, not at my age. >> reporter: a power outage could even impact a senior's ability to get

. >>> from ball gowns on the red carpet to prison gash in the jail gerard.how flelicity huffman wearing dark green jump suit as she serves prison time in california for the college admission scandal. she began her 14-day sentence after pleading guilty to paying $15,000 to improve her daughter's s.a.t. scores. in all, more than 50 people have been charge nd the biggest cheating scandal in history. fareed zakari examines how the college admissions process became so broken in a new cnn report, scheme and scandal, inside the college admissions crisis. here's a clip. >> what do you want to say to your former players? your former players who trusted you? >> yale's soccer coach took over $400,000. >> he pleaded guilty to taking hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> stanford's sailing coach agreed to take over $00,000 for the sailing team. >> the fbi believed the tennis coach was paid more than $90,000. >> any comment? are you guilty? >> in all, ten coaches and athletic officials were accused in rick singer's scheme. five have pleaded guilty and five not guilty. >> a

gerard powell has been through power outages and even hurricanes, but the anxiety of losing power isn't easy for some to handle. two weeks ago stress put one of his neighbors in the hospital. >> he suddenly found himself in a medical emergency due to the stress of the uncertainty of what was going to happen, whether he could get his medications. >> reporter: powell is lending that neighbor a spare generator to get through tonight's shutdown. the stress is prevalent among seniors in half moon bay. uncertainty gnaws at them just like the last time. >> the anxiety was just off the roof. >> and you don't need this kind of stress? >> no, not at my age. >> reporter: she uses a bi-pap res ratpirat respirator. nancy wears a back brace and she suffered back pain after having to do stairs after the elevator went out. >> there are many seniors that can't do the stairs. that's a really big problem. >> reporter: the executive director points out that pg&e outages have created other problems. >> people have innovative beds and may not be able to get out of them or get back into them or something like

turkey will 1st prepare those territory in order to enable for eg good life like in the case of us as gerard loose and in the other parts of our feed in the other parts of the parts of the african area for example schools are operating hospitals are caring giving people have to care for this reason that should be lots to done the other issue that if the p.k. k. and by p. g. forces go to the south of these area probably it will also got on to the territorial integrity off to syria because by p.g. was the biggest trap together of the united states to the territorial integrity of to syria ok. syrian refugees don't you see this as a more of a political issue that will have to involve both the russians and the syrian government of the end of the day. creating such as own that's going to be a housing quite a big number of syrian refugees that ran from the war but many of them ran from syria because they don't like i said and there's going to be of course the free syrian army that was the spearhead of the turkish invasion forces moving into northern syria and will stay in control the same area so t

, perhaps not outgoing enough to bea gerard, perhaps not outgoing enough to be a manager, and how timesy well in theirjobs. thank you very much both for sharing so nicely. carol has already talked to us about the wind, what is going on this morning? yes, ican what is going on this morning? yes, i can sort you does not i can talk to you a lot about the wind now because we're talking about typhoon hagibis. this is because it is to take. the japanese met agency have categorised it as a violin typhoon. if this was in the atlantic, it would be a category five hurricane so would be a category five hurricane $03 would be a category five hurricane so a massive beast. and as it approaches, we think south honshu. but still a lot to play for. don't be full, it will still have a 103 mile an hour sustained speed, and severe gusts. it is likely to deposit 300 — 500 millimetres of rainfall but will weaken as it makes its way the islands. this is a home, what we have today is a windy day, nothing like that, though. it is going to be wet at times. we are looking at showers for the rest of this week. low

gerard, i don't care we're in a pivotal moment.ve too many ipos and they won't stop we have china talks that will flop suddenly say, you know what, we have to stop putting muslims in concentration camps. you're right is that how the talks start? you're right >> the timing was interesting for us to make a stand on behalf of the uighurs, yeah. >> at the same time -- do you know how much money is involved with china and the nba >> quite a few billions. almost half a -- half a billion fans in china. >> this is about freedom of speech in china. you know where else there hasn't been that much freedom of speech hong kong. is that next >> i thought you were going to say u.s. congress when it comes to trump appointees being able to speak. >> or not showing up >> that's another issue. some not showing up to testify because the state department has requested -- >> let's say you're a chinese negotiator and xi wakes up and says, are you kidding me, they just put 28 companies on the black list including some of our most important technology comp

. >> and joining us is tieghan gerard, the author of "half baked harvest", a cookbook, but also the beste family, nine? >> yes. >> that's amazing. if you can do it we all can do it. >> absolutely. >> we've chosen two that we both love. the first is this cauliflower but it's got a kick, a buffalo kick to it. >> yeah. >> there's the finished product. now let's make it. >> this is so easy. i'm going to have you whisk the sauce. we have hot sauce here, some olive oil, some paprika and a little bit of garlic powder. >> i'm whisking. >> this is the buffalo base. >> this is the buffalo base, right. the black pepper gives it a kick, something different from everybody else's sauce. then if you want to pour over the cauliflower, we're going to toss that all together and, ginger, why don't you mix while she's doing that the bread crumbs. >> this is panko. >> yes. no! >> oh gosh. >> we're all good. >> this is what happens when lara and i are in the kitchen. >> i'll mix the bread crumbs in here. >> it all ends up in the same place. >> it ends up in the same place just like this. then spread it out on

>> when grasso beat spitzer, he was having a celebratory dinner at san pietro, gerard looks at me.y. i called up my producer, i was cnbc at time. get a camera guy outside. when he walked out we sandbagged him. neil: did the guy ever come back? >> yes he did. >> he blamed me. >> charlie also interviewed -- neil: dimato. >> how are you going to do it? i want to make him an offer he can't refuse. >> i remember that. i caught a lot of guys coming out of their restaurant. neil: sort of considered the italian four seasons, right? that kind of influential crowd. some want to be seen. others don't. how do you handle that? >> what is his name, joseph perllo from morgan stanley at time. he said, at the san pietro was the power lunch of city of new york. neil: what is that does it? you're not cheap. even brokerage houses wince at the expense account. >> if you have two guys in the restaurant every morning, ken langone, john pirollo or john mack, everybody will be there. neil: you want to be with that crowd. >> you want to be around those guys. neil: like you and at tad's. >> we're with our pe