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connell: all of that said, we have to get in a break, hal, make that quick. you still think, there are signs of it today, we can at least get some sort of a small phase one interim deal, even in this environment with those tough comment? >> i think it is possible. mainly because president trump would be open to it. china has serious problems. they're at decades low growth. they're very levered, their banks are levered, their economy is levered. they may go into a meltdown and we don't want them to go into meltdown. originally i was not for that phase one deal but i think it's a bridge to move forward. i think we're too far apart on other issues. >> connell, do i have a second to chime in on that? connell: yeah. >> i think we'll get some non-escalation agreement in the next few weeks. we don't add more terrorists. they try to bring ag purchases back up. we're long way from any kind of agreement. >> i agree with that. connell: jon, hal, good stuff. the dow has come off 30 points from the lows the last few minutes. we're down 67. other news breaking from oversea

kept on pure you report or we've talked a lot of bite hal and this press for and i was wondering if we could move on to heaven and ask at. this is evil done a lot of hard work for the peace process in northern ireland but in order to be canonized you need a verified america so i was wondering what would you say to arlene foster the leader of the day you pay. it's not for me i love the candidates for science but. maybe neal because you know i i i don't mean i'm a candidate for sainthood either so i think i'll pass my question to if you don't mind. so when pass to the next question james. thank you very much present president tusk and president what is your message to the 48 percent of british voters who voted to remain in me you on a stole some of them campaigning to cancel breck said and mr bonny and mr ferrari what assurances to be have if any of continued access to british fishing waters off the products it. appears to clear the tiger that it was only $48.00 the $52.00. i would like to sue to do for people that they were right. i going. short of. a point on occasional chris she's bea

hal's biggest competitor is slb. even though its stock has been in the dog house, on this great quarter what happened? it only rallied a little more than 1%. that's hardly any lift and slob, as we call it a wall street has a 6% yield. that's not encouraging i'm going to listen in on ameritrade maybe we'll get a sense of what this new era of zero commissions means. i want to know what their other revenue streams look like. ameritrade has become among the riskier brokerage stocks out there because they're more dependent on commissions let's see what they have to say. the stock has come down so much that some say it's a bargain if i were a ceo, never in a million years would i bother to report on tuesday the 22nd, because there's no time to stop, look and listen to these companies that strut their stuff. i can't even touch all the important ones here. this is a cursory look at what i think matters. first procter & gamble, i think it's going to be a fine quarter. i think they rotate back now that the international indust

charles: hal, we heard from blake.resident trump had pretty long q&a session with his italian counterpart. he will probably speak again later on this afternoon, people, republicans rather, who want to see president trump reelected continue to caution him though on things like, what is happening in syria. they caution him on the trade battle. some of these other things. that he is solely focused on, he believes in him. no doubt about it. they're concerned at some point even if there is small hiccup in the economy, those issues would be magnified. that could hurt the party. >> well they may be concerned about that. we're not seeing that in the economy. what you are seeing a lot of people in the left trying to talk this economy down, trying to talk us into recession. they're seeing same thing. economic numbers are strong. if we were electing a new president next month, president trump would win re-election. the other thing really powerful in this, charles, the power of incumbency. it is very difficult to beat incumbent pr

hal, what if we don't get the rate cut we should get though?> i think it depends what happens with china. again what the data points show. one of the things i would say probably disagree with some guests on the show, i think potential gdp growth rate is much higher. charles: we would be at two, 3% today if it wasn't for the trade battle probably. >> there could well be the 2 or 3% because -- charles: here's the fed chair jerome powell. >> good afternoon, and welcome. my colleagues at the federal reserve and i are dedicated to serving the american people. we do this by steadfastly pursuing the goals congress has given us, maximum employment and stable prices. we're committed to making the best decisions we can based on facts and objective analysis. today we decided to lower the interest rates for the third time this year. we took this step to help keep the u.s. economy strong in the face of global development and to provide some insurance against on going risks. as i will explain shortly, the policy adjustments we made since last year are provid

being sbajters cmo a strong labor market with solid job gains, unemployment at hal century low a rising age labor force participation. but there are risks to the favorable outlook. principlely from global developments. the growth around much of the world has weakened over the past year and a half, and unceainties trade around trade brexit and other issues pose risks to the outlook. >> what's it mean for the outlook for rates? powell did appear mostly nurmt out the late october meeting. markets took the comments as affirming expectations for another rate cut. jp morga writing in a commentary after the speech if the fed ldership wanted to pushback op market expectations of a an ease later in the month the powell would have csenn languages wochbt have called out downside risk. the central bank will begin in his increasing the size of the balance sheet reversesinghe policy last year where theyy reduce the sbal sheet. >> growth of the about a sheet for reserve management purposes shut shouldn't be cuffed large scale purchase preps after the deployed financial crisis. neither the repeat textl

>>reporter: there is smiles for tomorrow with hal zbleen yes be it will be good. >> thank you, jeff. >> sure. >> up next a blockbuster event to the south bay process some of the best athletes on the ice trying to earn a spot in the olympics. we have the details. also ahead, lester holt anchoring nightly news from southern california near the fire lines. >>> from seemy valley, california, i've been watching this battle. stopping the fire from crossing a ridge line you can see me moving around, the santa ana winds strong. the fire has grown leaps and bounds since 6:00 this morning. let's watch the water drop about to make a drop here they were trying to stop it from crossesing the ridge line. the power lines i'm told are life. this is very dangerous work right now. most of the firefighters below and the chopper pilots there you see they are trying to hit the hot spots trying to keep it from reaching the subdivision about a maf highly or less from here. we'll have full coverage tonight on nbc nightly news. >>> tomorrow on "california live." horror night at universal studio. >> and ross

this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for hal's heart.easy access to quality healthcare, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. >> >> o'donnell: an air force ofy-over today honored the service of a world war ii ngiator missing for more than half a century.r nn yng was burt arlington national cemetery. he was killed when his b-25 ,omber went down in papua, new guinea, in 1943. young's remains were found after a years-long search by the nephew of the plane's pilot to locate the crash site and its crew. one man is in custody tonight and two others are being sought, ri the murder of a key witness in the trial of former dallas police officer amber guyger. remember joshua brown? well, he was shot and killed friday in what police say was a drug deal gone bad. aey insist there's no e.nnection to the guyger trial. now to this story: americans are stressed out, and a new study finds nearly 40% of us say politics is to blame. some say it's affecting their health. others claim they've lost sleep over the subject. and 20% say pol

hal or we should be watching the northeast monsoon coming to china there which is the dry winter spare would not entirely for your showers yet as you see they tend to build inland at the moment and that's largely the case during sunday but is rather more activity happening here is cooler breeze over warmer seas is likely to generate some thunderstorms and this could be a cluster of thunderstorms that sucks to try and turn around and so you know it was tropical depression on its way to the coast the fos out west of china or date vietnam and if it turns into anything that you can name i'll tell you otherwise it's just a lot of right there is still some rain to come ranching doses so sichuan and the hard radicals back towards the northeast of india which is still.

the king follows the narrative with prince hal, rural rebel who up and given the english crown, but itipt is not modern but not does it belong to the party. we wanted to look at the essence of that story of a young man who has a real problem with the way his father is running the family business, does not want to be a part of it, but his eagerfor business, does not want to be a part of it, but his eager for whatever reason he assumes that role with the intention of laying a better foundation for the future, and he sta rts foundation for the future, and he starts to do a good job, and then you realise that the realities of handling power with a look forward is not the easy road. though the film was first developed seven years ago, like many hollywood‘s big releases this autumn, the king examines the vulnerability of the male psyche. how do you define me. i am the king. what the film industry has focused on the words of strong female character, male fertility is a topic seeping out into cinemas, and timothee chalamet sunday in the spotlight but because of his talent and good looks can re

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watchdog — the national audit office — says cross—border shipments of goods could slump by more than hal take up to 12 months to return to normality. so events are being watched increasingly nervously. adam fleming is in brussels — what are we expecting today? what does this know from the dup, the british government's partners in parliament, what does it mean to what is happening there now?m throws into jeopardy the planned choreography for the summit because an ideal world boris johnson choreography for the summit because an ideal world borisjohnson will be coming to brussels in about five hours and would sit down with a 27 other leaders of the other eu countries and they would be approving the revised brexit deal they are negotiating and the teams have pretty much completed it. however the dup that has been a spanner however the dup that has been a spanner in the works by the dup saying they cannot support it so borisjohnson has a choice, does he confront them, signed a deal anyway or delay and keep negotiating with the dup in london and then the eu has a choice of whether theyjust pro

and doctor is a good believes the problem is growing huge at hal at at the data i've had about as the number of addicts went up after the war in gaza because that was unprecedented . marceau if you have. the occupation employer reform discriminant indiscriminate killing leaving the palestinians here feeling insecure and at risk wherever they are. minute. it's not just the. israel suffocating siege has cut gazans off from the outside world and made hundreds of thousands of them jobless. gazans are becoming poorer by the day and. 8 out of 10 i know dependent on some form a few and handouts and as the blockade continues to bite the repetitive daily grind becomes more difficult to bear. these recent university graduates spend much of their free time at this upscale restaurant one of the few refuges they have. the war has deeply affected us our spirit is destroyed we have not left since the war nor had a break and we're still carrying it all inside us they say illegal substances are finding their way into all social circles and across age brackets in gaza for years living with. my 15 year

catherine pure reporter we've talked a lot of bite hal in this press room i was wondering if we could move on to heaven and adam had this is evil done a lot of hard work for the peace process in northern ireland but in order to be canonized you need a verified america so i was wondering what would you say to our in foster the leader of the day you pay. it's not for me i'm not the candidate for science. maybe your because you lie so i don't think i'm a candidate for sainthood either so i think of asking that question to you if you don't mind. so we'll pass to the next question james. thank you very much present president tusk and president what is your message to the. 48 percent of british voters who voted to remain in me you and i stole some of them campaigning to cancel brick said and mr bonior and mr farrar what assurances does b. have if any of continued access to british fishing waters after proxy. i have been absolutely clear that i do get that it was only 48 that 52. i would like to sue to do for that they were right. of. sure of. christians getting position over. there was a bo

hal or we should be watching the northeast monsoon coming to china which is the dry winter spare would not entirely for your showers yet as you see they tend to build inland at the moment and that's largely the case during sunday because on the more activity happening here is cooler breeze over warmer seas is likely to generate some thunderstorms and this could be a cluster of thunderstorms that starts to try and turn around and so you know it was tropical depression on its way to the coast the fossils west of china or date vietnam and if it turns into anything that you can name i'll tell you otherwise it's just a lot of right there is still some rain to come ranching doso so sichuan and the higher ground of course back towards the northeast of india which is still quite active weather wise and the rains are slowly sinking south through borneo into was indonesia they're not particularly wise friends you can say we like to get showers all the way around the coast of thailand cambodia dancer's sumatra so after the plains here but lazier than it was fred's in the north everywhere fairly o

hal would you view your job as president to try to push those countries to loosen up or deal with corruption to let off steam before the protest movements topple governments or any of the things that we have seen in the last decade. > >> > we need to be able to set an example for the rest of the world. i am not suggesting that the implication of your question, but a lot of people in this room know that my mom and her folks survived the holocaust. my mom was separated from her parents during the war, so she called me when america was separating kids. i see myself in these kids. they went to mexico city of all places for a year and then they came back to america to rebuild their shattered lives. i have met immigrants all over america. they were the greatest patriots that i have ever known. personally, i know how important it is for us to set a moral example of a free society. we have never been perfect, but the whole world is waiting for us to set that example. i think that we have an opportunity to support those pockets here and there of civic engagement in the middle east, where universities

. >> but wait, there is more and then hal came along. >> baby hal. >> savannah, will you give this tol right >> a lot of babies here. >> and carson, i understand you're going to have another one. >> wow >> boy, they've been busy. >> they've been busy so we got busy >> did you hear what she said? they've been busy so we got busy >> hey now >> thank you so much >> thank you guys so much. >> i'm going try it on after the show. >> so sweet. >> when you start measuring it in sweaters, you see the real baby boom. >> thank you >> oh, my gosh >> coming you, willie gets his hands dirty on demo day with chip and joanna gaines >> we know it's going to be a great game chiefs taking on the packers this sunday. of course, the food will be pretty darn good as well the grill dads are talking sliders and brats. i love a brat. >> i love a brat >> the countdown for the big halloween extravaganza is on craig revealed the clue yesterday. we're not telling you, of course you had a clue what was the clue? >> once a royal always a royal >> okay. i don't know what that means >> i'm going to give you a clue no

my name is hal fisher and i live at 117 powers. 117 pierce. i have been the neighbor of the tenant, the master tenant, jackie long, for 26 years. i am also -- and she is here. he's asked me to speak on her behalf and after that really interesting edited presentation, i would like to correct the record on any number of things that were said by mr. patterson and mr. marenoff. because, first of all, you should also start that there were first permit that was opened was opened at mr. marenoff's request and opened because he got -- he got the notice of violations and he went to miss long and baste basy waived it around and said you have to move out. it's not safe. i got involved, looked at it, showed it to people i know in the city and they said it's ridiculous. so they initiated this because they have been attempting to ease them out as quickly and as cost effective as they could. one thing that miss long did mention right at the beginning, two obeginningis that the roof . if you stand on pierce street, you can see through the roof. the only thing

so it's important that you can find a path to do that, not just with us directly but here at city hal hall. >> for those fighting to be make substance treatment right, this has been a long journey and i want to recognise all of the people fighting for decades and decades, whether you work in a hospital and trying to fight to make sure there's adequate staffing and you're getting support for a patient on an individual level, whether you're part of the mental health association or the treatment on-demand coalition is working and showing up to these hearings for funding, this is not a new issue and mental health sf didn't come out of the sky. it was built on all of the fights and the struggles to get us to this point where we have said this is the model we want to see made a reality. and if we will have treatment on demand, how do we actualize that and build a system. we're done with the incrementalism, bureaucrats at the top telling us the need is met. it's not true and real you and you all have been saying that again and again and again and now it's time that city hall recognises that

. >> we just did not anticipate a fire that went seven and a half les in an hon and a hal i don't think anybody envisioned that happening. >> do you think you should have envisioned tppening? >> i'm not going to answer that queson. >> narrator: and a giant power company under scrutiny. >> is what pg&e did orid not do, grossly negligent?he >'ve been on probation, they've violated the probation. if pg&e was an individual and not a corporation, i think by now th would be in prison.ra >> nr: tonight on frontline- "fire in paradise". >> frontline is made possible bi cotions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcastadg. majosupport is pisvided by t john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committedo uilding a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. at fordfoudfation.org.or additional support iprovidedpo by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to heighten

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bit scared, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, audiovisual differences, right, maybe slightly hale is that it was not the experience anticipated when you use cbd. >> there is only one way to find out. >> this is my research lab. >> do you call it the vape lab? >> well, originally we called it the vape lab. now this is fascinating. she wanted to know what was actually in the substance people were complaining about but also better understand how it would've been ingested into the body. >> we vape this for about how long we would expect a vaper to inhale. and so the drugs that are going to be in this aerosol will adhere to that tiny fiber. we are able to directly take that fiber and extract the drug off of that fiber and analyze it. >> and when they did, they didn't find any cbd. none. >> it had a different synthetic cannabinoid in it, one that sent people to the emergency rooms, is known to have killed people, and we found some products that had that plus d renck xtramathorthan which is an active ingredient in over the counter cough syrup. >> it's certainly not what anyone was expec

serialized stories, this novelization of story telling where you're not conf e dpconfined to an hour and a halrs. over the course of a season you can explore. >> you are using new technology in "the mandalorian. it's similar to the technology you used in "the lion king." tell us about your big bet, you have a new company called golum. what's your goal in terms of how technology should change story telling. >> that marriage is when both can shine. the area that i understand probably in a deeper way than most people involved with either/or, because i've been at the nexus point of technology and story telling from "ironman" and "jungle book" and smaller films like "elf" i went through a period of understanding stop animation, cgi, now we're pushing the limits of things in "lion king" and in "the mandalorian" because we can apply game engine to the film process. you can have more creative flexibilit flexibilit flexibility. >> by launching golum creations, is the idea to enable other filmmakers to do more with less because they're able to use technology and not have to go shoot in a desert somewher

there was a scandal with a first baseman named hal chase. matthews that he had the goods on chase. chase was really notorious but baseball did not do anything about it. that was the story up until about 1919 and 1920 when the rumors would occur. baseball would turn a blind eye to everything so that when the black sox conspired to throw 1919. they would dowhy that. it was a high payoff and it seemed to be a low risk because your employers were not about to bounce you or do anything about it because it was very bad publicity for the business of baseball. who were the eight players who were banned? the first one is a guy named chick scandal. he is a good fielding first baseman but he is sort of in the middle of the pack of american league or majorly first baseman. i never come with a slide presentation to these talks. i really wish i had a slide to show you of him. he looks like a complete criminal. this is one bad looking dude. fittingly enough, maybe you can tell a book by its cover. he was the basic ringleader of the whole fix. infielderad a utility who seemed to be a friend of his

the idea that has hal hollywoodp in arms. it is wednesday, october 30th. "fbn: a.m." starts right now. ♪ ♪ caught you in the morning with another one in my bed. ♪ don't you care about me anymore. ♪ don't you care about me. ♪ i don't think so. ♪ six foot tall. ♪ came without a warning. ♪ so i had to shoot him dead. cheryl: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: let's take a look at how your money is moving. another big day for earnings today, ge, mckesson out before the bell. dow is down 22, s&p down 2 and a quarter, nasdaq down 3 and-a-half. after the bell it gets interesting. we've got apple, facebook and starbucks coming out. lauren: reuters is reporting that phase one of the trade deal between the u.s. and china might not be ready for signing early next month. the shaping high composite -- shanghai composite losing half of one%. cheryl: the ftse is fractionally lower, the tax is in the red. lauren: in the u.k. we get the results on friday, the 13th for the election. could b be spooky. dennis muil

gri hal, is recognized. mr. grijalva: i reserve. may i inquire if there is -- if the gentleman has any further speakers? i'm prepared to close but i reserve at this point. the chair: the gentleman from arizona, mr. grijalva, reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, is recognized. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. chairman. let's go back -- we have heard about the health implications. once again we look at these it issues outlined in the yellow and red. what ends up happening you see them dissolve in water and in air. so when you look at the grand canyon you are seeing the seepage that comes into the grand canyon water shed naturally. what we are doing is cleaning this up. wouldn't that be amazing, amazing that we are actually interceding on the best behavior and best acknowledgements of the people around there. amazing. i would hardly call this a problem. in fact, immediate restoration of these lands is impeccable. yes, we have this negative connotation about what the past has done. but this is where the hist

. >>> hundreds turned out for a town hals president to do anything he can to hold onto power and keep us from exercising our role to uphold the rule of law. >> congressman swalwell sits on the house intelligence committee which is moving forward with the impeachment process. the chairman of the san francisco republican party though said the impeachment effort is only galvanizing republicans' support for president drum. >> something that the democrats have had their eyes set on that has nothing to do with with what's right or wrong so they support the president more now than they ever have. >> at the town hall congressman swalwell was joined by john dean who there is enough evidence for impeachment . >>> we are just learning a car was stolen from emeryville this morning with a four-month-old baby inside. this happened near the home depot store on hollis street at 10 am. police say the baby was strapped in a car seat when the thieves took the car. several witnesses try to follow it but lost sight of the car. a few minutes later oakland police found the baby on injured on the roadway nea

won in 2018 in trump districts, people who like elissa slat kin in michigan who had very tough town haltings last week, she comes from a district where the president won by 7 percentage points. they want people like that to take a vote to use it in campaign ads against them. you know, it does cut both ways. you're also forcing republicans to take votes and most of them will be happy to take a vote and say no, but some of them might not and you might be in a position of forcing the house to take what could look like at least a little bit of a bipartisan vote. it's a risky strategy. >> it's an easier vote i think this week or next week than it would have been two weeks ago when pelosi first went down this path. the white house may be wasting its time on this argument. we'll see. david, a little bit of breaking news here in the control room isn't aware i'm going to read this, we got reaction from lindsey graham to the important decision the president made overnight to withdraw u.s. troops from the syrian border with turkey, pulling back, basically abandoning the u.s. allies in syria the ku

the first took place in a family -- i should say a camp for isis prisoners it is called al hal and familyd it appears that dozens of them essentially tries to escape or prison break on the chaos and confusion that is raining at this time in northern syria. kurd. >> security forces were able to put a stop to that but nonetheless it is raising eyebrows. here in the very city that i'm standing in, jake, near the turkish border, a car bomb today and four people killed. quite a significant blast. isis has come out and claimed responsibility for that bombing. we should say we can't confirm that. isis is on or opportunityistic and try to claim credit for attacks even if they are not the perpetrators. but when you have a power vacuum or a security vacuum you create a space for a group like isis to reform, coalesce and strike again. >> and you spoke with u.s. special operators in syria and what are they saying about the turkish operation. >> reporter: we went into a u.s. special fortss base earlier. no, sir of the special forces would speak to us on camera but it is a very uncomfortable dynamic fo

the justice department have stonewalled and obstructed our investigation and we're happy that judge hal required them to disclose the material. this is a proper impeachment inquiry. it is not for the administration or the justice department to argue about. it is within the purview of the house and we are a full-fledged impeachment inquiry and we have a right to that grand jury material and the american people need for it to come forth so that we can do our work and we'll get that material even though they may appeal it, we'll get it. >> what do you expect to learn from that material? >> well, i think we're going to find more likely obstruction of justice. mr. mueller had in this report ten instances of obstruction of justice which most people feel that five of the cases, all of the elements were groundly -- soundly laid out and some people think as much as seven. but that is conduct that is impeachable. we think we'll find other material. we know that bill barr lied and misled the american public when he came out and wouldn't release the report. but said it was no collusion and no obstr

onestaylor: that was sarah hal zack of bloomberg opinions.ll ahead, microsoft is getting back into the smartphone game. but is now the right time given the global slowdown? we get the details on its foldable phone in a bit. and bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter. check us out on @technology and follow our global breaking news network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." i am taylor riggs. the u.s. department of justice federal communications commission and attorneys general across the u.s. are keeping a close eye on bank tax. there are possible probes and inquiries into companies like apple, facebook, and google. as a result there have also been calls from presidential hopefuls like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders to break up some of these companies. but now with all eyes on vote impeachment inquiry into president trump, does big tech get a breather? on monday, bloomberg's kurt wagner checked in with "bloomberg technology's" eric newcomer and sally hubbard from t

the second, judge hal dismissed claims from the white house and congressional republicans that the impeachment inquiry is illegitimate because it has not been authorized in a formal house vote. the judge wrote even in cases of presidential impeachment, a house resolution has never, in fact, been required to begin an impeachment inquiry. republicans had claimed that the house judiciary committee cannot begin impeachment proceedings without a formal vote of the house and that even if it could, speaker nancy pelosi is not empowered to simply grant that authority to the judiciary committee. but judge howell rejected those arguments saying these are at worst red herrings and at best incorrect. leading off our discussion tonight are natasha bertrand, lisa graves, former staff member of the senate judiciary committee, and former deputy assistant attorney general under president clinton, and evan mcmullin, former cia operative and independent presidential candidate. he is the cofounder of stand up republican. lisa, this is a ruling that is not going to be, i guess, taken well by house republicans in t