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howell?roe lake elation to a state, alabama, jeff sessions, fall back into a rich republican law firm or into a k-street lobbying firm and make lots of money and don't fall back to alabama and run for your old senate seat. >> where he might try to run again. >> against doug jones, who is off to a good start, representing the working families of alabama, rather than its corp rate leadership. >> that's a long one. everyone's wondering what jeff is going to do. i'm fresh back from florida today. >> oh, my gosh. >> my fall back is for the florida elections officials and brenda snipes, who i can tell you from first-hand reporting, have a lot of trouble just doing the job of making sure every vote counts, which is an important job, and it was all over the place. you k0u8dncouldn't predict what going to happen. we're going to show what we saw this week. the seals being broken on these ballots and the recounting under way. >> might go to the shelters. desiree, do you want to vote? >> we know dogs hav

i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell from cnn world headquarters in atlanta.s right now. >> and the migrant crisis at the u.s./mexico border has reached a boiling point. on sunday, hundreds of central american migrants rushed mexico's northern border, hoping to reach the united states. at least 39 migrants were arrested and are expected to be deported from mexico. >> on the american side of the fence, u.s. law enforcement fired teargas at the crowds, saying some people were throwing objects at border security. the united states temporarily shutdown its port of entry, but that port of entry was later reopened. >> cnn's nick watt was at the scene following the events. he has the latest now from the u.s./mexico border. >> reporter: this border san ysidro is one of the busiest land borders on earth. it was shut sunday afternoon to pedestrians and a little bit longer to all vehicular traffic. and the reason? well, there were protests. there was a march, it was supposed to be a peaceful protest on the other side and apparently that got a little out of hand. people s

i'm george howell. the "cnn newsroom" starts right now. 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. the finger pointing to the saudi crown prince for ordering the murder of jamal khashoggi, that is the word from the cia according to sources. it is based in evidence analyzed by the cia, evidence including a phone call where the prince's brother urged khashoggi to go to the konsz lconsulate in istanbu. but he denies making that call. the saudi government says it has shifted its story, you have seen it shift a bit, since khashoggi disappeared, but it has remained firm that the crown prince was not involved. let's go liv live to ben weedsd following the story. we've heard a flat denial and even a dare to make that are information public. >> reporter: yeah, what we've heard is a spokeswoman for the saudi embassy in washington, d.c. saying they have heard a lot of versions of events, but they have yet to see the actual evidence with which these claims are based upon. which is just another denial from the saudis of what

i'm george howell. the "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> america's choice, the midterm elections just two days away now and though voters will be picking dozens of governors and hundreds of lawmakers for both chambers of commerce, for many voters this referendum is about one person. the u.s. president, donald trump, mr. trump out on the campaign trail, hitting the campaign trail hard, pushing to get republican voters out to the polls come tuesday. the former president of the united states, barack obama, also out rallying hard, getting people to go out and vote. the outcome of their efforts could potentially shift the balance of power in washington, d.c. president trump has five rallies scheduled between now and election day. he'll be crisscrossing the country with one familiar theme in mind, immigration. >> when you look at that caravan, and i'm good at building, when you look at that caravan coming up, that's not what we want, that's not for us, folks. and we want people to come through our strong b

. >> joining me now, howell reins.r nbc think about the mississippi race. welcome back to the broadcast. i'm curious about your take on hyde-smith's apology. >> thanks, alex. she has one talent as a candidate, that's sticking to the trump script. we're seeing president trump in elvis presley's birth place for one reason. he's trying to drag an inept candidate across the finish line. it's silly on the merits. if you say hanging and you're a candidate in montana, you can plausibly argue that you were talking about how to treat horse thooefs. if you say hanging in mississippi, you can only be talking about an instrument of racial suppression. so she's -- i don't think she's characterologically flawed like ray moore, but she is a nightmare as a candidate. she just about talked herself out of victory. we'll know in 48 hours whether she was able to do that. >> yeah. i think the lead -- she had the lead by less than 1% in terms of the margin there. >> yeah. >> so a crucial component of this story is hyde-smith's racially char

i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you. this hour u.s.resident now says he will be getting a full report come tuesday on the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. this report comes amid reports the cia determined that saudi arabia's crown prince ordered the killing but the u.s. state department says no final conclusion has been drawn. a source says israel could pick a date for an early election in the coming hours. the nation's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he's meeting with his finance minister in an effort to save government. a cease fire with gaza militants led to the defense minister resigning. that was followed by calls for a snap vote. >>> in the u.s. state of california officials recovered five more bodies after the deadly wildfires there. the death toll now stands at 79 people who were jield in the meantime, the list of missing persons has also grown now just almost 1300 names. >>> u.s. president flew to california on saturday. he was on the ground to see damage firsthand. he met with authorities, local residents, also me

i'm george howell with the headlines we are following.as ended with no joint communique. mike pence said america would not back down from a trade war until china changes its ways. a source says that israel could soon pick a day for this. the defense minister resigned earlier this week after a cease-fire with gaza militants. that was followed by calls for a snap vote. >>> in france, anti-government protests over rising fuel prices have turned deadly. look at the streets of parispar. more than 200 people have been wounded in demonstrations across france. police have arrested dozens of protesters. >>> protests sparked up in athens thence, greece. the protesters were marking the anniversary of the student uprising in 1973 that helped topple greece's military. >>> the u.s. president spent some time in the state of california. he was visiting to tour the damage and destruction there. on saturday he meet with residents and official support. you saw it about the impact of climate change and implied poor forerest managed was the reason. 79 people

i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary church. thanks for being with us. this is cnn newsroom. >>> and we begin this hour with the migrant crisis at the u.s./mexico border. on sunday, hundreds of central american migrants rushed mexico's northern border, hoping to reach the united states. >> u.s. law enforcement fired teargas at the crowd, saying some people were throwing objects at border security. mexico arrested at least 39 migrants, migrants who now face deportation. cnn's nick watt was at the scene and has the very latest for you from the border. >> reporter: this border, san ysidro is one of the busiest land borders on earth. and it was shut sunday afternoon four hours to pedestrians and a little bit longer to all vehicular traffic. and the reason, well, there were protests. there was a march. there was supposed to be a peaceful protest on the other side, and apparently that got a little bit out of hand. people say as many as 500 migrants tried to storm the border. they managed to get past mexican police and teargas was actually fired. this is what e

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i'm george howell. the cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> 2:00 a.m. on the u.s.t coast, the scope of destruction in the state of california is almost impossible to comprehend. the death toll continues to rise. take a look at the map. you see the state here. these fires in both the north and south, so far they've destroyed an area larger than chicago. the death toll across the state now stands at 80 people who have been killed, 77 of those lives lost in the camp fire in northern california. hundreds of people there still unaccounted for. officials warn the search for the dead and missing is painstaking, and that it is far from over. >>> in the aftermath of so much chaos, there are incredible stories of survival. one of them involving a school bus driver praised for helping 22 students to escape the camp fire in northern california. cnn's paul reports how the man was able to navigate that bus and its passengers to safety. >> reporter: so many stories of absolutely stomach-churning despair, but here's one of great heroism. there was a bus driver just about two or th

george w bush was still president the last time charles howell iii won an event on the pga tour. emotional at the rsm classic in georgia. he won it on the second hole of a playoff with patrick rodgers. the win means he will play in next year's masters for the first time since 2012. meanwhile, thailand's ariya jutanugarn clinched the yearlong race to the cme globe prize at the lpga finale in florida. her fifth—placed six—under—par 66 was enough to win the award for the season's best female golfer. not only that, feast your eyes on the cool $1 million bonus prize she picked up in the process — a pretty hefty pay day for the world number one. lexi thompson, however, was the week's best golfer. she shot a final—round 70 to finish at 18—under, and take the lpga's season—ending cme group tour championship by four strokes over nelly korda. pakistan have regained control of the first test against new zealand in abu dhabi, and look well set for victory after day three. yasir shah and hasan ali the star performers, both bowlers helping themselves to five—wicket hauls. it was hasan who made

involved in the setting up of a separate entity in the british virgin islands a known tax haven to howell's the cache of the assets of around nine hundred clients chewed off three hundred million euros and or should i say gotten potentially and funds through criminal activity so we're talking about allegations there wrapped up with organized crime certainly recriminations that no bank or company wants on their. ok so this is not the first time the georgia bank has been accused of financial misbehavior no it's not the first time deutsche bank essentially can't seem to shake off the problems that it's had the us federal reserve has it on its list of troubled banks the international monetary fund has called it the most dangerous bank in the world two years ago it was fined fourteen billion dollars in the united states for the missing misselling. of. mortgage backed securities bad mortgage backed securities i should say and the find that it could potentially face now could run into the medians stav who were found guilty could go to prison the share price is already plunged the reputational dama

well that would just really be the fast howel then she has to get it through parliament eventually it has to go also back to the to the e.u. there is speculation about another summit and in november and if that really. is read then it needs to go through parliament and that possibly might happen in december now there is some thinking here in the u.k. that maybe cabinet ministers might just about factories are made so that she can then put it in front of parliament but it would just be so difficult to get a majority in parliament just because the country is so deeply divided and because both sides of the political divide really see that it's not better than what is there at the moment so it's going to be really really tricky to get a true parliament in a matter really of a few votes it could be and then if she doesn't get it through parliament well then what we really don't know what's going to happen a new election leadership change or a second referendum all odds are still on of what's going to happen after that. from london and we have been told to expect a statement from the britis

. >> and i'm george howell. newsroom starts right now. >>> 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast, and the issue of brexit, it is front and center. center stage this hour in brussels, belgium, as we are watching history in the making. we're watching european union leaders arrive at eu headquarters. you saw just a few moments ago the french president emmanuel macron arriving a short time ago. he and other leaders there are there to either accept or reject the terms by which the u.k. will leave the eu after 45 years. >> it is a somber occasion often described as a divorce. and just like a divorce there's a great deal of uncertainty and anxiety about the future, especially what happens to brexit in the u.k. parliament. european commission president jean claude yonkers found optimism on that point. >> this divorce treaty is expected to get the backing of the eu 27. is this straightforward as being a rubber stamped issue or is there a possibility of a surprise from any of these heads of state as we move ahead in this process? >> reporter: well, george, we are expecting all 2

customs zone out of zeros jonah howell reports now from london. a prime minister in battled on multiple fronts but one determined to keep fighting i believe with every fiber of my being that the course i have set out is the right one for our country and all our people by the media she was asked if she was in denial about the chances of her breaks a deal success you're in office but not in power said one journalist if there is a leadership contest will you contest it asked another swing and there was little support to be found in parliament broken promises failed to go see asians and abject capitulation to the e.u. it is therefore mathematically impossible to get this deal through the house of commons the choice is nigh clear we stand up for the united kingdom the whole of the united kingdom the integrity of the united kingdom or we vote for a vassal state with the breakup of the united are your getting ready to resume a says she's doing her job and she believes she's doing the right thing for the country draft brags a deal she insists protects job

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even with the rally in equities post howell comments -- post-powell comments, commodity oil -- it mighte driven by oil. you might see loans more because it oil is a small part of the leverage loan markets. jonathan: you will stick with me. jim schaeffer, krishna memani and priya misra. let's get a market check. up just a single basis point on a two-year. deal stand unattended in europe by a couple. on a 10-year by a couple. we look at the week ahead featuring chairman powell and the u.s. jobs report. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ jonathan: i am jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." we have the g20 dinner between president trump and resident -- president xi. jay powell testifying before congress. anducial opec meeting, wrapping of the week with the u.s. jobs report. joining me is priya misra and krishna memani and jim schaeffer . it is like the g20 has suffocated the whole agenda. there is a lot going on its week. priya: the uncertainty around trade is dwarfing it. one would've thought the report should of been a big deal, but we know it is doing ok. know if you see the slo

i don't know howell they would work under those. conditio i felt bad for the performers. >> the mean girls, they hadts shn and stuff when they were doing their little performance number and i was just thinking, that's terrible. >> 3:58 in the morning. oh my goodness. give me a chill. it gives me a chill to my core also thinking about all the shinpers sta in line during the overnight hours because below tures in the 20s that freezing mark. the good news is the wind is calmed down. so we don't havhe wind out there. thank goodness. much lighter winds. partly sunny out there today.th temperatures i mid to upper 30s and a lighter wind. so that's the main story out there. nothing on the radar. so if you are traveling today, looking good. looking good for you pretty much across the u.s. now weave a winter weather advisory. his is for the valley and really down here through page county out through west virginia. this is a higher elevation. this is where we could see freezing rain tomorrow morning eventually chango grain. rain is coming for

howell in the southern tradition. >> i'm from mississippi.bout. >> we got the texas end of that. >> we had a tough week. but i'm going to start with tim ryan when he said there are plenty of competent females who could be speaker of the house. as a competent female, i would like to say don't call me a competent female. >> i've got a targeted fallback in relation to another southern state, alabama. i want to say to former attorney general jeff sessions, fall back into a rich republican law firm or into a k street lobbying firm and make lots of money and don't fall back to alabama and run for your old senate seat -- >> where he might try to run again now that he's out of a job. >> against doug jones who is off to a good start representing the working families of alabama rather than its corporate leadership. >> that's a strong one. everyone is wondering what jeff is going to do. i am fresh back from florida today. my fall back is for the florida elections officials and brenda snipes, who i can tell you from firsthand reporting have a lot of trou

prime minister to resign may still has a major battle to get it through her own parliament jonah howell reports from brussels. it took european union members just half an hour to endorse the negotiated briggs's text and they did so unanimously a momentous step on the road to bring. the mood was resolute this is the best possible for britain just a burst of possible for europe this is the only course. the place is somber and poignant godless of how it will all. one think is so. we will remain friends until the end of days. and one day long. how it all ends depends now on whether the deal is indorsed by the united kingdom itself in the face of her critics to resume a must strike an upbeat tone what we see in this deal today is a deal that delivers for people delivers on the boat delivers in a way that protects jobs and livelihoods and protect security and the united kingdom and as i've said before i believe our best days lie ahead of us for the prime minister the hard work is just beginning. leaders view brigs it now as a done deal they didn't want it but there's no need to sugarcoat it t

customs zone out of zeros jonah howell reports now from london. a prime minister in battled on multiple fronts but one determined to keep fighting i believe with every fiber of my being that the course i have set out is the right one for our country and all our people by the media she was asked if she was in denial about the chances of her breaks it deal success you are in office but not in power said one journalist if there is a leadership contest will you contest it asked another swing and there was little support to be found in parliament broken promises failed to go see asians and abject capitulation to the e.u. it is therefore mathematically impossible to get this deal through the house of commons the choice is nigh clear we stand up for the united kingdom the whole of the united kingdom the integrity of the united kingdom or we vote for a vassal state with the breakup of the united are your getting ready to resume a says she's doing her job and she believes she's doing the right thing for the country draft brigs a deal she insists protects j

minister to resign may still has a major battle ahead of us waiting in pays to back the deal john howell reports from brussels. it took european union members just half an hour to endorse the negotiated briggs's text and they did so unanimously a momentous step on the road to bring. the mood was resolute this is the best possible move forward this is the best deal possible for europe this is the only possible. place is somber and pointed regardless of how it will all end one think. we will remain friends until the end of days. and one day long. how it all ends depends now on whether the deal is indorsed by the united kingdom itself in the face of her critics to resume a must strike an upbeat tone what we see in this deal today is a deal that delivers to people delivers on the boat delivers in a way that protects jobs and livelihoods and protects all security and all united kingdom and as i've said before i believe our best days lie ahead of us for the prime minister the hard work is just beginning you leaders view briggs it now as a done deal they didn't want it but there's no need to su

she's a writer with "minneapolis star-tribune" and has had works appear in the atlantic, the howell, philadelphia inquirer and other publications. let's bring up a maya. >> my book is about the north dakota oil fields. north dakota's been in the news nationally a lot in the last week. democratic senator heidi heidi camp made a lot of news for deciding to vote against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. she is one of several democratic senators who were representing states that were won heavily by donald trump in 2016. a trumpet one north dakota by about 36 percentage points and so even in the face of a very difficult reelection campaign, she chose to vote against kavanaugh and her opponent republican congressman kevin cramer is favored to win this race so part. he's come out and gone some controversy for, you know, talking about how this movement with #metoo has moved to victimization and how his members of his own family are strong women that he talked about the victimhood whereas high camp has made it an issue of sending a message to women and girls that sexual assault is not ac

howell have those that have died been remembered?g there to be a vigil later today for those that have been deeply affected by this tragedy, to come together and pay their respects to the dead. iam in and pay their respects to the dead. iamina and pay their respects to the dead. i am in a town called paradise, the worst hit town. since we have been here, this seems the cleanest air, and there has been a steady stream of trucks going in and to help with the recovery effort. here is the latest with what has been happening. from here, you can see the scale of this devastating blaze. and this is a glimpse of what it was like to be right in the very heart of it. this firefighter was tackling the blaze in southern california where three people are known to have died. in the north of the state, it is a far grimmer picture, where 76 people are now confirmed dead. many hundreds more are still unaccounted for. local officials have admitted their data may be wrong. since last night, an additional five remains were recovered, bringing the total

the sensitivity of the time, the clock is ticking and everything now needs to happen very quickly, howell was fought emmanuel macron, the french president, right after the signing of the deal at the leadership level, how wise was it for him to come out and tell europe's press that in his view, france and the eu now had a major lever which they could use over britain. he described the backstop arrangement by which the british will stay in a customs union if there is no future agreement on trade relationship december 2020, he did so —— he described that arrangement, the indefinite arrangement, the indefinite arrangement, as a tool and a lever to ensure that france will get what it wanted on fisheries, for example. that was very damaging, wasn't it? you know, when you think back the last two years and you remember what politicians said for the whole purpose of talking to the public at home that a lot of unnecessary things have been said and i think this language of using every opportunity to speak to our own electorate, our own public public. today, when you say something, immediately on the

—— howell will. — — howell will. what —— howell will.ople to the heart of the high-street. great for those community groups involved, does it ta ke community groups involved, does it take it to place you want to go ain? take it to place you want to go again? we know the problem with the high—street is it is not an attractive place to go. high streets have always changed, the reason we do have callow merchants on the high streets today is because they are dynamic places. we look at the future of high—street and know it will be about people, leisure and retail and what this is going to do is inject the people back into the high—street and bring them there so they can go shopping when they are using other facilities. high-street are replaced that need to make money, these are not community money is -- money, these are not community money is —— groups making money. money, these are not community money is -- groups making money. no, they go. in the longer term we hope it will be self—sustaining. i have been working with sirjohn pinson and we

way forward is very uncertain for many because the losses are just so serious i'm joined now by tim howell who was forced to evacuate and you were living in a mobile home in the area i understand at the time so what did you lose everything i packed up our d. from billings montana to come here for the winter and more prospect we left the house and got out there and they're not let us back into even see the maps as everything is gone when we were so it's a total loss so you left all of your worldly possessions in in that r.v. was it frightening leaving the scene. for most of it was it was a situation you said that there are people missing and well that the weed left the house and the fellow we came up and stayed in the yard has mother seventy six years old she drove herself out to chico from paradise it took her three and a half hours to get from paradise chico which is eleven miles and she had a really are a story to tell wow and we've heard that over and over about people with the flames literally closing in on the roads as they were trying to get out and traffic snarled you said you ended

customs zone out of zeros jonah howell reports now from london. a prime minister in battled on multiple fronts but one determined to keep fighting i believe with every fiber of my being that the course i have set out is the right one for our country and all our people by the media she was asked if she was in denial about the chances of her breaks a deal success you're in office but not in power said one journalist if there is a leadership contest will you contest it asked another swing and there was little support to be found in parliament broken promises failed to go see asians and abject capitulation to the e.u. it is therefore mathematically impossible to get this deal through the house of commons the choice is nigh clear we stand up for the united kingdom the whole of the united kingdom the integrity of the united kingdom or we vote for a vassal state with the breakup of the united are your getting ready to resume a says she's doing her job and she believes she's doing the right thing for the country draft brags a deal she insists protects job

released every year so this past june there were the most five stations and they are west oakland, howelle, richmond and mayfair. >> updating the cameras helped? >> reporter: they received a lot of scrutiny when they when it was -- when it was found out they were dummy cameras. the independent there are research hasn't been done yet to our knowledge but in terms of fighting crime we know that the cameras did help find the killer of one person back in july and close other homicide cases. >> but that is after-the-fact. are they deterring anything? what about the whole idea of putting volunteers who have walkie-talkies, mace or something that could deter crime? >> reporter: that has also been heavily discussed. i heard about security officers which could be a union issue. others have said we would love a security officer but we need a squafair inspector policy. the fair inspector's have gotten a lot of positive feedback because people appreciate the visibility. >> if you have a tip for us to investigation call us at 510- 874-0222 or email ktvu 2 investigates.com. >>> the tricky landing set o

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howell and others are clear that they will be looking at the data that suggest the u.s.nomy is turning down and there is no inflation pressure. even that they are roughly in the range of what they consider neutral, there is no reason to be aggressive. i think the economy will continue to grow over 2019. if that is the case, we are likely to have a couple of interest rate rises. all of those dots are presented equally, but they shouldn't be of equal size. chairmanlots for the should be a lot larger than the dot plot for everyone else. haidi: jay powell can out in his speech and confidently tackle the monetary policy issues. they later heard for the bank of england. is it kind of just noise. is intact after this? >> is clear that jay and his colleagues are just working through this. this on the number of occasions, critical where interest rates are, and i will let them do it they think is best. and they are clearly operating along that line. they will not change the way they approach things because of the criticism. they will do what they think is right. they will do what

i would like to invite beck howell to come up and say a few words about the organization and their programs. >> hi, good evening. thanks for joining us here today. i'm with indigenous perma-culture. our director is here. thank you for having us and inviting us. a little bit of our background. we've been an organization since 2002. and we focus on urban farms and gardens. we do environmental leadership programs. we've done things like tree plantings and we administered a used motor oil contract. different things, all environmentally related the best focus is on urban farming and gardening. and we have done many projects in the bay area and on pine ridge reservation and central america. and currently we have a really good project in fruitvale in oakland. that's what the photos are of. it's a good example of some of the work that we do. there's a church there that had a really large parking lot and they wanted to convert half of it to community farm and garden and so we started by building on top of the asphalt some really great raised beds and rows of -- for gardening. and we've been doing th

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howells is another one you can see on the back page with outdoor speakers, and we will be forwardinge-mails to kaitlin to bring these places into compliance. ongoing complaints, halcion received four complaints since our last hearing. if you will notice, for most of the complaints on the front page and on the back here, i have put the day of the week so we have a little bit more reference as to what is going on. three out of the four for halcion were on weekday nights. sunday, two sundays, three on sundays, and then one on a saturday, and stanford june, we have multiple complainants complaining over multiple dates. it is something that director ryland and i have talked to the operators about. the operators are in touch with most of the complainants as well and we have been assured that any events outside of the times and days that they are permitted for will be -- they will be applying for one time event permits moving forward. i think there was confusing about -- confusion about what they were allowed to do. this is happening very recently. we have had no issues with complaints for

john lake howell is facing charges of murder and attempted murder, after allegedly stabbing neil wilsonlatifah as they were getting off of a train at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. cabell was raider -- later arrested. >>> happening today new details coming from investigators in southern california about the mass shooting at a bar in thousand oaks. were 12 people were killed. officials plan to give a detailed timeline of what happened in that november 7 shooting at the borderline bar and grill. the gunman, 28-year-old ian long later killed himself. there is no word yet about a motive. >>> that is a look at some of this -- the top stories we are working on. >>> analyst say this year cyber monday is on track to be the in history. with almost $8 our reporter explains what to do to help stop thieves from stealing packages right off of your doorstep. >> reporter: you have picked your gift, you may never see the cyber monday packages. not of porch pirates get to them first. >> this is the season of giving. for them it is the season of taking. >> reporter: about a third of americans have falle

that neutral rate is anchoring the natural rate or neutral rate is difficult, but the change that howell made, which led to the sharp reaction in financial crisis is the market is smart. the market prices in change, so his tone in his belief that yesterday were far different from his believes back in early october. that is why the market reacted. the late for work, you now have to ask yourself the question, well, if money in the front end is fair, what about money in the backend? what about the cost of borrowing money over longer horizons? is it fair or cheap? right now, the cost of borrowing money over longer horizons is still decently cheap because over longer horizons, you expect return,not only a real but you expect to earn a real return in a simple world that is close to the real gdp of the country. and if you expect real gdp in the u.s. in the long run to be somewhere between 150 and 200 basis point, your 10 year real yield is still low so money is cheap over the longer horizons. that is a concern because cheap money cap fuel inflation. inflation can derail. guy: absolutely. going

the customers found out that jude howell had fallen on hard times.im with rent he could not afford so he moved away and started to sleep in the park. coworkers came together and set up a gofundme page and they raised almost $11,000. every donation was followed by a comment about his warmth and smile and years of kindness. >> i saw the comments. i saw the love the people have shown. [ crying ] i didn't know. they won't let me down. i will let them down. >> everyone has jumped up to help this man. it makes you feel good and it makes you walk taller and feel even more proud of the people you have around you every day. >> coworkers say they want to raise enough money to get them back on his feet and they are looking for an affordable apartment. >>> 5:40. today, a second emergency shelter were open in tijuana mexico for thousands of migrants who want asylum in the u.s. this is days after the teargas confrontation between migrants and u.s. customs agents. mexico also opened a sports complex less than a mile away for housing the migrants. some migrants say

i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you.ory, the history of war and peace in the background. the french president emmanuel macron shared a warning to the world that nationalism will eat away at a country's moral values. his comments came during a speech that he gave during sunday's world war i scentennia ceremony.

i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. "cnn newsroom" starts right now.hank you for joining us. u.s. president trump and former president barack obalm are on the trail. >> president trump conceded they could win a majority but wouldn't be to blame if that were to happen. he also pushed his immigration message, telling crowds democrats want to invite migrants, crime and others into the country. >> i think it could be a red wave, i tell you what. i think it shouldby -- >> the democrats, and it could happening. we're doing really well in the senate but could happen and you know what you do, my whole life you know what i say? don't worry about it. i'll just figure it out. >> on friday barack obama campaigned for democratic candidates in florida and georgia. he accuses president trump and some republicans off lying and fear mongering. >> what we have not seen what we're seeing right now is politicians just blatantly repeatedly, baldly, shamelessly lying. just making stuff up. that's what they're doing right now all the time. don't be bam boozaled, don't be hoo

. >> reporter: jude howell fell on hard times. >> reporter: he fell on hard ti his roommate died leaving him with rent he couldn't afford alone so he had taken his bike and a tarp and began sleeping in the park. >> that's been difficult and i have been, you know, i have been outside. >> reporter: paul sawyer a regular customer said his 5- year-old couldn't sleep knowing his buddy jude didn't have a bed. >> he started to cry. he started to well up and he said, daddy, i have a pretty big bed. jude can sleep in my bed. um, can we give him a pillow? we need to make sure he is okay. >> reporter: coworkers and community members raised almost $11,000 over three days. every donation followed by a comment about jude's warmth, his smile or how the money couldn't possibly repay years of kindness. jude couldn't believe their generosity. >> i see the comments and the love that op showing to me. i didn't know --they won't let me down because i won't let them down. >> reporter: but customers at the safeway say this is no surprise, that the willow glen community takes care of its own. >> everybody has j

. >> and i'm george howell. the run up to the elections in the united states and the current president trading jabs on the campaign trail with former president barack obama. on friday mr. obama campaigned foradvocate -- advocates being candidates accusing mr. trump of lying. and trump fired back. >>> and the u.s. secretary of state says eight oil importers will get temporary exemptions from the new iran sanctions. those sanctions go into effect monday and essentially order countries around the world to stop buying iranian oil. mike pompeo has said that the eu will not be one of the jurisdictions getting a waiver. >>> turkey's president blames the, quote, highest levels of the sawed did yudi government f the killing of jamal khashoggi one month ago. erdogan did not say who he thought was responsible, but did say that he did not believe it was the saudi king. the turkish leader made the charge in a "washington post" op- op-ed. >>> we are just three days away from the midterm elections. as president trump crisscros

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on september 19, howell issued a ruling. five days later one of the parties appealed to the d.c.also notes that the special counsel's office is involved in this case because a politico reporter overheard a conversation while staking out the d.c. circuit clerk's office. with all that in mind, we can further deduce that the special counsel prevailed in court. politico notes that nothing about the obtained docket sheets discloses the identity of the witness. reporters also reached out to many of the possible attorneys from mueller witnesses, including two of trump's lawyers. both have denied knowledge of the witnesses' identity. president trump weighed in on the topic yesterday. >> have you received a subpoena at all from robert mueller? >> no. >> so president trump will turn over portions of his calendars and journals in a defamation lawsuit filed against him by the former apprentice contestant who accused him of sexual assault. summer zervos alleges that during december of 2007 trump groped and forcibly kissed her in a los angeles beverly hills hotel. she claimed he ambushed her m

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