look like if something happens and then how can we strengthen those indicators, so it's all about not being derailed and not falling into a poverty trap despite that there are risks out there. the algorithm measures all the indicators and generates a numerical value on how resilient a population is. so this helps us use what we call engineering judgement, or expertjudgement, to start sorting and organising the data so you can come up with these numerical scores

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look like if something happens and then how can we strengthen those indicators, so it is all about not being derailed and not falling into a poverty trap, despite that there are risks out there. the algorithm measures all the indicators and it generates a numerical value on how resilient population is. so this helps us use what we call engineering judgement, or expertjudgement, to start sorting and organising the data so you can come up with these numerical scores things and i think that is a unique approach that we have.

you said you're going to compare the markets to a good indice?s a good indice. >> over the long-term, it is a good idea. when you have a manager that looks so different, that's what we're seeking are managers that look different than the index. >> okay. >> 99% active share here. >> please continue, unless any other board members -- >> when you put all the managers here with their different specialties, then you aggregate those and put them together and see if they beat the index. but that was the plan, right? >> this specific manager fits well in our portfolio. >> yes. >> that's the distinguishing -- if we're going to pick this manager, that that's the aspect you like the most? >> well, that's one. but their experience is pretty special, too. >> mm-hmm. yeah. >> yeah. >> the investment process and experience of these -- this group makes them compelling. >> mm-hmm. >> the fact that it fits well and it's complementary makes it more -- makes it intriguing, but if it weren't for the differentiated process, the collective process with the i.f.c., we w

in all, the technology looks at 88 different indicators to come up with a very holistic picture of howan cope with bad weather. it's quite a departure from traditional outlooks, which mostly consider factors such as dams and reservoirs. the thinking behind this technology though, comes from another country altogether, where flooding could also be an issue. 7,500 kilometres away in switzerland, a partnership between ibm and zurich insurance company had looked deeply into what makes a good flood resilient. in the last few decades, flash flooding has cost switzerland hundreds of millions of pounds. resilience for us is not just a new buzzword like sustainability or something else. the big challenge of resilience is that you often don't see it until the event has happened. so what we want to have is a set of strong indicators that tell you something about what might resilience look like if something happens and then how can we strengthen those indicators, so it is all about not being derailed and not falling into a poverty trap, despite that there are risks out there. the algorithm measure

every single case that comes along there always scores of people who say i saw indicators.i saw that and you think they tell the boss? we have to find a way to educate, inform and put together a program that viable object civil liberties protects the employees at the same time provide valuable information to insider threat threatened by potential insiders. that is a tough, tough gray area but if we don't get there we will consistently situations like charlie talks about from the 1950s until now we individuals go bad and we don't do people say i knew it. i knew it. if we know it then we should have a viable way to say it. we work closely with our partners, brits, canadians, new zealanders and they have the ability to notify key security folks of indicators of their employers. a once your survey trying to replica that and make it solid here in the us and sellable and pass the privacy and civil liberties. what we do to provide with that vehicle? some private sectors still don't have the ability to do this because we have and we cherish in this country is a privacy that is a go

what are your risk indicators? what is the equation of information that is going to look like an investigative lead? one of the things i wanted to make clear is there is no technological solution out there and if they tell you there is, they are lying to you. >> you're saying technology is no good? >> know, there is no solution out there that will tell you who is your insider threat. this isn't minority report. any good technological solution will give you areas to focus your efforts to see if you have a concern.a good one will also give you areas to look at productivity so maybe take a look at your employee population to see if i was the adversary, who would i target? they work on our critical assets, maybe they engage in a lot of foreign travel so access would be a lot easier. so yes, identifying your information and i use the word equation before because it's not just the information. it's putting that information together to try to come up withcertain formulas for where might be a good area to focus your risk .

there are indications that might be the start of a down trend. these are market indicators rather than a shift in fundamentals. the dollar shekel, it seems like a skipper but it is one of the best lead indicators of the dollar. it is not just coincidence. it shekel trade is dominated by the u.s. on the import and export side and capital flows are dominated by the u.s. the dollar shekel tends to leave the big dollar moves, all the major dollar moves for the last 20% plus rally, the slump in 2017 at the rebound this year, all of them were led by dollar shekel. of.roke its therefore implying there is more downside to come. it is being validated that the has broken -- that its uptrend. the two best indicators are saying that we are due for sustained dollar weakness. when you put that into context back of a on the flattening yield curve and we have the dollars cnh topping out. there are a lot of market indicators saying the dollar index is set for a new dollar downtrend. you have continuing weakness in the emerging markets. the rupee is trading lower,

what are your potential risk indicators? one thing that is very clear, is that there was not a technological solution out there. if they say they are is, there are not telling you. there is no solution that tells you that there is an insider this is not minority report. they will give you areas in which to focus your report. a good one will also tell you areas to look at, adversarial activity, look at the adversary and look at your employee population. if i was adversary, who would i target? access to them, would be a lot easier. so yes, identifying your own information. i used the word equation, it is not just information, it is putting that information together in terms of weights and ages, to come up with a formula for what might be a good place to focus your risk. >> just to jump in here, a backing on what you said, they were on someone coming to sell you on all-purpose tool. first thing is to audit. chances are, you are to have a lot of what you need, you just have to use it in a holistic way. another thing i like to sa

in all, the technology looks at 88 different indicators to come up with a very holistic picture of howea can cope with bad weather. it's quite a departure from traditional outlooks, which mostly considered factors such as dams and reservoirs. the thinking behind this technology, though, comes from another country altogether, where flooding could also be an issue. 7500 kilometres away here in switzerland, a partnership between ibm and zurich insurance company has looked deeply into what makes for good flood resilience. in the last few decades, flash flooding has cost switzerland hundreds of millions of pounds. resilience for us is not just a new buzzword like sustainability or something else. the big challenge of resilience is that you don't see it until the event has happened. so what we want to have is a set of strong indicators that tell you something about what might resilience look like if something happens and then how can we strengthen those indicators, so it's all about not being derailed and not falling into a poverty trap despite that there are risks out there. the algorithm m

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. >> we are evaluating our options which indicates they're thinking about a lot of things. i thought for a long time that manafort is playing the pardon game in part because there's no other sensible rational to choosing to have two trials. it only benefits the government and so when you start to see donald trump's tweets and statements about you're a good guy and he's treated unfairly which mirrors some of the statements he made about other people that he's pardoned, the writing is quite obviously on the wall. as to flynn and papadopoulos, we're starting to see a little bit more into the recesses of mueller's investigation, not the substance but some of the background stuff. first of all, papadopoulos apparently attempted to cooperate, but was unsuccessful because he didn't tell the truth. so he's wiped out. he's lower level so he's not as important. michael flynn's sentence being extended indicates there's still an ongoing investigation where robert mueller and the special counsel's office needs michael flynn and his potential testimony and that is significant because it

there is no indication that the centntral bank will do this. the tuturkish presidenent made r good clear -- made it perfectly clear he is opposed to intererest-right hikikes. he described interest rates as a tool of oppression. there is no indication that the central bank will go against the president. until the central bank establishes its independence, there is little hope that the fall on the currency will stop. sentiment here is that so much damage has been done that even if the central bank establishes its independence, and major hike in interest rate may not be enough to stem the fall and the currency. brent: people following turkish politics will remember that there was a recent election inn turkey. the constitution was changed giving the president more powers. how do you square that with this acute need for the central bank to show international markets that is independent. can you square that circle? dorian: president erdogan made clear in theun-up to h his election victory t that when he did d assume his p powers, ththt of that would

as the developer indicated -- thank you. the project hasn't changed from what we presented to you the last time. 125 total family units with 53 senior units, with a retail space. this is the small space for a child care center and then the open space. update to the m.o.u., based on the direction you gave us, we went back, and as mike indicated, was a little bit of a push back from the mayor's office of housing, reminding us of the true nature of the site and the constraints that would be on that site. so the appraisal currently is at $14.8 million. because of the requirement to convince state land staff to support this development, we need to prove to them that we are getting the fair market value. and given the fact that the mohcd is not going to be able to pay us up front for the fair market value, we introduced the concept of interest that would be charged during the first and second year to maintain the present value of the fair market value of the site, so that's why we're proposing a 1.5% interest the first two years a

so is this indicative of the national mood?because on the other side they've got gillum, who wants to abolish i.c.e., who wants medicare for all, single-payer health care, and to impeach donald trump, said the presidency shouldn't make it through 2018, should be impeached now, for what he didn't elaborate. how indicative of the national mood is it? >> donald trump runs the republican party right now. i'm less sure andrew gillum's victory is a sign of where the democrat party is exactly, but it's a sign of where the ids of both parties are at this point. i will point out each side wanted the candidate that won the other party's side's nomination to win, seen as the two weaker general election candidates and that makes it a fascinating contrast heading into the poll. really where you have candidates, we talk about sometimes, oh, the two parties are the same, they are not the same in this race at all. >> do you have a favorite? the polling? >> the polling is very limited. i will point out that as we said in the opening segment, th

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bad indicators are public. set the tone the 40 years. yes, sir. i wonder if you might be able to explain to the audience at least in general the dark -- why it is very difficult to have the ecessary controls that our adversaries and people here in domestic states the capability of getting -- question. very long answer. i would like to stick to insider threat if you don't mind. that's a good question but it's for a different conference all together. do we have? yes, sir? we still have the same 37 years ago. the problem -- earlier in my worked at a bank and embezzlement, ch the problem continues to be a of the portion totally n are not honest. can i stion becomes from t that population doing the jobs that we need to get done? so is the problem. >> you heard robert's question. studied this we've issue the last couple of years. of any no evidence genera, race, creed, age, or nything else with respect to individuals who commit espionage secrets.trade women.e young, old, men, folks of different democratic prospects.

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tim: they are sentiment-based surveys, but isi manufacturing and service indices, pmi indices aroundld, growth and export volumes, they are all rolling over at this time. you saw last week on vehicle sales, numbers hitting 12 month lows. position, butent that's a worry because we're coming from a position of strength and the edit risk is thrown on top of something at a position of strength. that means there's one way to go for these sentiments and that's down. matt: what do you do as an investor? if you're looking at stocks, on u.s. stocks still the only game in town? tim: it's hard to avoid them because the earnings picture is strong. you have challenges in the tech center. the earnings backdrop is strong. the policy environment is loose. the fed is not in tight territory. there's fiscal expansion. valuations look better because of the strength in earnings we've seen. that risk to u.s. equities has been tapered back a little bit. the longer-term outlook is maybe a little bit dire. for the near-term, you still have the backdrop of lose policy support. still relatively easy monitoring

cohen is an indicator, he was heavily involved in the clinton years. so, for the fact that cohen has a clinton associated attorney is, doesn't bode well for the president. cheryl: we, no. doug, she was asked, if, security clearance issue in a second with you, but she was asked repeatedly is he going to be pardoning? he said these are good guys, michael cohen, paul manafort. >> he distinguished between cohen and manafort. manafort a good guy, cohen less so. cheryl: talk about the security clearance issue. >> sure. cheryl: she was asked, is this the president? how are you doing this? is there a committee? who is he consulting if he starts to revoking security clearances for former cia directors? >> i was gratified she spoke of a commission and a process to review the whole issue of security clearances. it isn't immediately clear to me that people who have served in the intelligence community necessarily need to keep their clearances but, i may be wrong. there may be overarching reasons. but as i sit here, again, i don't mind it being done on an ad hoc ba

are these lagging indicators or leading indicators?: while currency tends to be the ultimate leading indicator of the global economy, what you are seeing from e.m. is a lot of angst. there's angst about turkey, angst about the trade tensions and how those are going forward and the angst about the economic growth that has been tepid relative to what we saw in 2017. what we're seeing in currencies is a continuation of the status quo. they are not suggesting there is room for improvement, but to the conversation earlier, if the u.s. stay strong, and japan continues to push forward at a moderate pace, that represents a revival in the global consumer for the most part. that could provide a nice lift to em and bring this negative feedback loop out that the markets seem to be stuck in. caroline: looking at europe, they keep getting hit after hit in terms of the banks with turkey, and italy continuing. what gets europe back online? david: part of it is about the ecb and perhaps they are sending a signal things in europe from growth standpoint

indicates that there is some potential confusion and potential error on the department's behalf. i would allow the build. >> president fung: i am angry -- in agreement with commissioner lazarus. >> i am sort of in between. >> president fung: i am not usually the one that would require additional process, however when i raise the question to the appellants about on what basis the rational -- rationale though they brought forward were not that strong as compared to how definitive -- definitive requirement is written in the letters. i'm sort of in between at the moment. >> vice-president swig: it would not have been discovered but for somebody filing a complaint. just to say we are starting construction. it is very very late in the ga game. >> commissioner honda: plus as inspector -- >> president fung: they were in the middle of construction as they found this. >> commissioner honda: we have seen this here as well, it is a big mess. i think the process has gone through and, you know, i do feel some empathy for at the newer neighbors who are not involved in that process. it was a len

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why doesn't that indicate he is guilty? >> it doesn't indicate he is guilty or not guilty, but one thing about trump, he hates the idea people are targeting him. he hates the idea he has being treated unfairly, the way my 6-year-old looks at unfairness. he feels targeted by it. he expected everybody in his administration, in the white house, to be like employees at trump tower. we are versed in government. we know that's not the way it works. that's how the president approached it. while he could be guilty. the point is, it could just simply bother him that people aren't doing what he wants. >> this exact conversation -- this exact conversation is why so many members, all of the democratic members of the senate judiciary committee came out against brett kavanaugh's nomination. the president can't be trusted to credibly conduct business with his attorney general. the president is, for all we know, is thinking about firing -- there are floating things in the press. this is why so many people are saying donald trump, many peop

they have already indicated they want to attack rick gates.puty and he has pleaded guilty to lying to the government. so they've already indicated that they are going to use that against rick gates some we'll see whether or not rick gates turns up to testify programs next week. we do still expect if he testifies, he's going to be the star witness in this trial, wolf. >> yeah, if the prosecution sides thougnot to call him, presumably, they think they have plenty of other evidence to bring forward, they don't need him to come forward. what else did we learn from the other witnesses who were questioned today? ? well, a lot of this afternoon was taken up by witnesses by vendors who were people who furnished the lavish things that paul manafort was accused of spending these millions of dollars for these ukrainian clients hidden in cypriot bank account, washington, there were people who helped furnish some of the house renovations, sold him some of the 100,000 mercedes and some of the people who provided some of the hundreds of thousands in clothing

was on the phone afterwards to president putin of russia as well indicating that perhaps if the u.s. is going to take this stance then there are other countries with which to if he can do business and seek support from so this is. a perfect indication of exactly how this diplomatic crisis is having some real tangible effect for the economy as well as this war of words continues what about the moments of the emerging polls to mr bronson what are his options. well his lawyer had said that they would try and appeal to the high court in is mere the city where mr bronson is undergoing house arrest they would try another attempt to do that if not he also indicated that they might even take the appeal to the country's constitutional court with that in mind of course it is interesting to note that it is. very much play being played up that it is an evangelical pastor that is in the in the center of all this as well and for mr trump of course he is appealing to his base in the states a very solid part of his support network there and with that the political factor of that but with that they h

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reiterated his opposition to scribing interest rates as a tool of oppression so there is little indication the central bank will go against the president and then kill the central bank. independence there with little hope that the full on the currency will stop and in fact the sentiment here is now an internationally so much damage has been done even the central bank is independent and a major hike in interest rates may not be enough to stem before on the currency endure people turkish politics will remember that there was a recent election in turkey the constitution was changed giving the president more powers now how do you square that with the need right now of this acute need for. international markets that it is handed i mean can you square that circle. well indeed the president made very clear in the run up to. election victory that when he did assume these powers. would be to take direct control over the running of the economy and including the central bank he made that clear internationally as well as domestically say he's arguing that i'm only carrying out what i pledged to do and

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. >> wolf, if i can just add something, the other important thing is we have no indication. the big question is would the special counsel, would robert mueller want to talk to him. right now from everything that we've gathered, there is nothing to say or indicate, i should say, that robert mueller wants his cooperation. so that's important too. certainly the southern district, the new york prosecutors probably don't want him to cooperate, but obviously in the grand scheme of things in this entire investigation, and what really started this off for michael cohen, there's no indication that robert mueller or the special counsel team here in d.c. wants his cooperation on anything right now. >> very interesting stuff. i want both of you to stand by. this is clearly breaking news. i want to bring in our analyst to assess what's going on. joining us, cnn legal analyst shan wu, former federal prosecutor glenn kirschner and cnn legal analyst laura coates. what's your reaction to this news if this plea deal goes forward without necessarily providing evidence on other cases? >> there'