ira, what are you looking forward to from the talks? ira: we would like some closure. hate uncertainty. cap enclosure, illiquid any kind of trade deal may be would be great. are we going to get it? no. the likelihood of something definitive is low in my opinion. jonathan: the markets have settled on no fundamental change. is that what you are looking for next week? don't think we will get that. these things take time. history tells us they take time, especially the strategy related to trade goals that the administration has. they will continue to be highs and lows. jose: i have slightly more optimistic. we want closure but if you look at the feedback the president has gotten on trade policy, it has been go fight the good fight. to your point on inflation, it is killing certain sectors of the economy. there are a lot of complaints in terms of inflationary potential. jonathan: something i have come back to a lot is whether this is a convenient scapegoat for global deceleration. i think a lot of it may not be because of the trade story. in china there is a domestic story.

ira: that's right.n you look at the underlying -- we thought there was an output gap and it was much higher than it is. you know i think that we really have since 2009, we have lower potential growth. we basically hit up against that number. so the thing is, could you get back there and wind up having growth of 3% persistently? maybe, but probably not. 2.5% is closer to where growth will be for the long-term. so we have to have a little bit of an adjustment. thethan: i want to wrap up program the way we always do, with the rapid fire round. you know how this works. quick questions, quick answers. have we seen the high for the 10-year yield? yes or no? ira: yes. noelle: yes. jose: yes. jonathan: that was quick. i keep coming to back -- coming back to this question -- leveraged loans or high-yield next year? leveraged loans or high-yield through 2019? ira: leveraged loans. noelle: loans. jose: loans. jonathan: i don't even need to say your names. cease-fire or escalation at next week's g20? cease-fire or

ira: yes. ira: leveraged loans. noelle: loans. jose: loans. i don't even need to say your names. cease-fire or escalation at next week's g20? ira: escalation. noelle: i will have to go with escalation. jose: i will be the optimist. cease-fire. jonathan: thank you very much for joining me. ira jersey, noelle corun and jose rasco. from new york city, that does it for me. we will see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time this is "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ carol: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: we are here at bloomberg's global headquarters in new york. carol: in this week's issue, the predatory lending machine crushing small businesses. jason: and what is crushing an auto executive from nissan. carol: some stocks have lost over $800 billion is the end of august.

what do you do for a roth ira for a teen >> you can open a rocket ira for anyone it can be a parent, grandparent, a niece, a nephew you open it up for. the only thing that has to have happened is this minor has had to have earned some income ore the course of the year you can contribute for them up to the amount that they've earned that year and they can contribute themselves. so the idea of teaching them how to save, invest that money, get a matching contribution from an adult that loves them, it's a great teachable moment. >> i can understand. what happens can they not touch that money until retirement >> the benefits of a rockth ira for a kid is the same as an adult. your money is making money tax-free and you can with draw it has to be a qualified withdrawal, but the great things is your contributions to a roth ira are yours to take out at any time. >> what are the pit falls? >> those are some of the pit falls. you have to make sure when they turn 18, they've learn over the course of the time that they've had it, what the value is, that they're not going to andre that account and

ira, what are you looking forward to from the talks? ira: we would like some closure.ts hate uncertainty. cap enclosure, illiquid any kind of trade deal may be would be great. are we going to get it? no. the likelihood of something definitive is low in my opinion. jonathan: does n -- the markets have settled on no fundamental change. is that what you are looking for next week? noelle: i don't think we get a cease-fire. we would love some closure but i don't think we will get that. these things take time. history tells us they take time, especially the strategy related to trade goals that the administration has. that will -- they will continue to be highs and lows. jose: i have slightly more optimistic. we want closure but if you look at the feedback the president has gotten on trade policy, it has been go fight the good fight. to your point on inflation, it is killing certain sectors of the economy. there are a lot of complaints in terms of inflationary potential. jonathan: something i have come back to a lot is whether this is a convenient scapegoat for global deceler

upon graduation, ira entered the honors program at the u.s. department of justice and served as a trial attorney in the u.s. army and in the judge advocate general corps before opening his own practice in 1976. since then, ira has become well-known for his work throughout our state and the u.s. where he has consistently made it his mission to be a voice for the less fortunate and those in need. in the early 1990's, ira established the least field family foundation that supports both local and national nonprofits and emphasizes protecting the elderly and underprivileged women and children in our south florida community. today i ask my colleagues to join me in congratulating ira on this well deserved recognition. i thank him for his tremendous efforts throughout the years. i am so honored to call ira my amigo. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas seek recognition? ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one

former member of the ira alex maskey is an honorary speaker at this memorial event for fallen ira fighters. he has turned his back on the ira a politician who belongs to shin fein a party dedicated to the reunification of violent he supports peace building work and flatow rejects the prospect of an irish border as a result of bragg's that. you see as an attack on the peace process we certainly see it as the prospect of order maiming the peace process and her husband made the presence of trying to reestablish our institutions here all the more difficult so people here are angry about drugs that then they will not take a brags of sitting on the hans. hard border is a red flag for many here. looking for a great leader needs to be our little respect that that takes away the hard part of so that people felt as if they were part of my little part of all ireland but the concept of the good friday agreement you tipped out away from us and then things every television for all the years as a member of the complex and not come here. often mcroy in this protestant friends want to remain in the united

lawrence: first of all, i should say there is additional information about the ira. the u.s. attorney found a conspiracy about one month ago saying there was a conspiracy with a $10 million per year budget to post on social media, to buy ads that were meant to interfere in the elections. that is ongoing and i would say the concern is what it might signal for the future and that is, well it wasn't nearly what it was in 2018 compared to 2016, my concern would be that they are going to come back in a big way ahead of 2020 when the stakes are much bigger. this other area of election infrastructure, while we didn't see a lot of activity in this election, we have to be worried that they will come back in a bigger way in 2020 and we had to take the necessary steps to protect from that. emily: sarah, you have a new piece out the talks about how even before the election, facebook and google really -- were the ad winners. how big? sarah: spending is up across the board with the excitement and energy from both sides trying to figure out how this election will affect us, given the divisi

after the polls close, they come out and link these accounts more directly to the ira.hey are still not definitively saying if this is coming from russia. we have found other election interference-type campaigns using accounts on facebook the last few months that are from iran and domestic actors. so far they think this is russia but we are not sure yet. emily: lawrence, both sarah and i have been in facebook's election war room where they have a team of people working across these potential threats. the familiar refrain is that actually, the most activity they saw was from within the united states, not from outside the united dates, despite this revelation of accounts potentially connected to the ira. how dangerous is that? how much of a threat is that? >> first of all, i should say, there is additional information about the ira. the u.s. attorney fingered a conspiracy at the beginning -- just about one month ago, saying that there was a conspiracy to -- with about a $10 million a year budget to post on social media, to buy ads that were meant to interfere in our elect

say,rst of all, i should there is additional information about the ira. the u.s.ttorney fingered a conspiracy at the beginning -- just about one month ago, saying that there was a conspiracy to -- with about a $10 million a year budget to post on social media, to buy ads that were meant to interfere in our elections. that is ongoing. the concern there is what it might signal for the future. it was not nearly what it was in 2018, compared to what we saw in 2016. my concern would be that they will come back in a big way ahead of 2020, when the stakes are much bigger. again, this other area of election infrastructure, while we did not see a lot of activity in the selection, that we have to be worried again that they will come back in a big way in 2020 and we need to take the necessary steps to protect from that. emily: sara, you have a new piece out today that talks about how even before the elections, facebook and google were the ad winners. how big? >> political ad spending is up across the board and i think that ties a little bit into what we have seen in terms of

at the time the army said those shot were either ira members or people caught in the crossfire.id they had been involved. the families say they hope to get to the truth after a a7—year fight for justice from belfast our ireland correspondent, chris page. in1971, in 1971, chaos and bloodshed were everywhere in belfast. the conflict known as the troubles was heading for its height. during august, the security forces carried out 0peration demetrius in which suspected paramilitary members were detained without trial. there were violent disturbances across northern ireland. in ballymun are the, ten people were fatally wounded in the space of 36 hours. at the time, the army said they were either in the ira or caught in crossfire between soldiers and republicans. relatives have campaigned for decades to clear the names of those who died. nearly half a century after the shootings, the original investigation, which they called a sham, the families have come back to court this morning hoping this inquest will finally give them a nswe rs. the new investigation before a judge is taking plac

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at the time, the army said those shot were either ira members or people caught in the crossfire, buter this year, former loyalist paramilitaries said they had been involved. the families say they hope to get to the truth after a a7—year fight for justice. from belfast, our ireland correspondent, chris page. in 1971, chaos and bloodshed were everywhere in belfast. the conflict known as the troubles was heading for its height. during august, the security forces carried out operation demetrius in which suspected paramilitary members were detained without trial. there were violent disturbances across northern ireland. in ballymurphy, 10 people were fatally wounded in the space of 36 hours. at the time, the army said they were either in the ira or caught in crossfire between soldiers and republicans. relatives have campaigned for decades to clear the names of those who died. nearly half a century after the shootings, and the original investigation, which they called a sham, the families have come back to court this morning hoping this inquest will finally give them answers. the new invest

you are using that model, ira, that they used successfully in glasgow? understand a lot more. what we can do around the symptoms of violence. it is too easy to say, lock people up. we are looking at how can we use housing, get education, how can we get the police, get social services, everybody involved to understand the root causes, and what we do about some of those root causes. because just arresting people isn't the one answer. one of the biggest things for the young people we work with is around opportunity. opportunity around opportunity. opportunity around jobs, around being exposed to different things in their lives, rather thanjust the different things in their lives, rather than just the estate mentality that sometimes you just get left with no hope of doing something different. the idea is to use something different. the idea is to use those models, help us understand how do we tackle youth violence. when you talk about youth violence, a lot of the stabbing to involve teenagers, young kids, really, 1a, 15 years old. lots of them carry knives,

he said, like the ira did. isaid,| as that. he said, like the ira did.t, really. it all the time i knew that we hadn‘t done anything wrong. they had made a mistake. but not knowing how far thatis mistake. but not knowing how far that is going to get me, is he going to believe this, you know? what questions did they ask? where did you get the bombs, where did your mum get the bombs, did you see him making the bombs, did any strange people come in? i didn‘t say, because of the abuse i was getting, the only strange person coming in was my dad when he had a beer. how did you answer the questions? said, you‘ve made a mistake. he was telling me about the forensic evidence, the swabs, traces in the fingernails, i had no fingernails, i was forever biting them. ijust knew this was wrong. they had made a mistake. i mean, i lived in that house. there was nothing hidden at all. despite that, you were charged with unlawfully handling explosives. could not have pronounced that, nitroglycerin, i don‘t know how to speu nitroglycerin, i don‘t know how to spell it is toda

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the crown prince arrives in what is ira's for the g. twenty summit there are calls for argentina now to take legal action against him. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're with al-jazeera also coming up this hour ukraine warns of all out war as russia threatens to send more missiles to crimea following sunday's black sea in creation. this is this ominous is does not show that will be poorer in the future that we are today. the british prime minister defiant on have breaks it deal despite government figures showing the country will be worse off. members of the top administration of briefing senators on relations with saudi arabia the situation in yemen and the murder of john is jamal khashoggi they've heard that cutting ties with saudi arabia over the journalist death would be a mistake but some of the sadness is what so convinced they are concerned that a key person the cia director gina hospital was not at the briefing or republican senator lindsey graham has warned he'll withhold his vote on key issues until the senate he is from

at the time the army said those shot were either ira members, or people caught in the crossfire.ilies say they hope to get to the truth, after a 47—year fight for justice. from belfast, our ireland correspondent, chris page. in 1971, chaos, andbloodshed were everywhere in belfast. the conflict known as the troubles was heading for its height. during august, the security forces carried out operation demetrius, in which suspected paramilitary members were detained without trial. there were violent disturbances across northern ireland. in ballymurphy ten people were fatally wounded in the space of 36 hours. at the time the army said they were either in the ira or caught in crossfire between soldiers and republicans. relatives have campaigned for decades to clear the names of those who died. nearly half a century after the shootings and the original investigation which they called a sham, the families have come back to court this morning hoping this inquest will finally give them answers. the new investigation before a judge is taking place because people likejohn teggart pressed for

i have never been a refugee, i don't know if ira has.can't tell them what they should do. i do know that the violence that many of these governments have structures across borders. these people are seeking a better life and safety for their kids. quintessentially american thing. >> shannon: before we get cut off, a few seconds, final word, ira. quick bites because they are seeking a better life, no question about that. that does not constitute grounds for political asylum. the constitutional rights do not apply to noncitizens outside the united states. there are certain constitutional protections that apply to people in the united states but there is no law -- >> shannon: we will see how this court rules on those. thank you both for joining us. "snl" under fire for joking about her wounded g.o.p.ne congressional candidate. more on that next. ♪ but you got this! rocket mortgage by quicken loans makes the complex simple. understand the details and get approved in as few as eight minutes. by america's largest mortgage lender. so did you gki

ira glasser is another.this is an interesting point, in the new york times, just a few months ago, he said that, in his view, you are de facto backing of progressive candidates is a mistake because he says, "the problem is you get into politics and ultimately all power," he says, "is an antagonist of liberty." you are seen as lining up for a particular candidate. that candidate might win, that candidate might become the power, him or herself, and you in the aclu then have a problem, because you are seen to be backing the person, seen to be sympathetic to them, and then they represent the power that you should be safeguarding the people's interests against. it's a problem. i don't think it's a problem. first of all, again, just to be clear, typically, we do not endorse or back any particular candidate... we have had this debate for a few minutes no. do you not recognise, many people look at what you're doing right now, the amount of money you're spending and how you're spending it, and their perception is jus

and by ira jersey. we have to start with the fed, with the president and the fed, because president trump said in not even a far, i'm i am nott happy. blaming anybody, but i'm just telling you i think the fed is base." how does jerome powell respond to this. >> when donald trump nominated jerome powell, we all said jay is a mainstream guy. he has gotten along with the committees. he is not an economist. he is not a dove. he has done what we expect. the fact the president is not happy with him is not a surprise. has not happy with anyone who does not do exactly what he wants to do. i think jerome powell will say this is why we have an independent fed, so we don't have politicians making monetary policy for the country. alix: buenos aires the gm factory closures. looking forward to jerome powell's testimony, yesterday, a , someago, some rate hikes further gradual adjustments. gradual policyas accommodation. talk about parsing some words. >> they are giving themselves some room. the market has priced in a

rivers ira and her team it was help provide basic infrastructure to prevent waste water from polluting the environment and improve access to clean water in partnership with the city the n.g.o.s already build five hundred water kiosks that sell drinking water they've also been. laundry blocks across the city many locals still rely on contaminated surface water to meet their daily needs the eco part river which passes through on time to reveal is the city's largest source of water local people fish and do they washing here but the water is contaminated by rule of sewage only a part of the tunnel every vote is connected to the sewer system and none of the waste water is properly treated. the director of the municipal waste water facility worries that environmental pollution will soon make it impossible to provide local residents with safe drinking water. with respect to the quality of the drinking water is environmental degradation. our facilities have to operate full capacity just to use meet the needs as best we can. with what subsystems the city has drafted a proposal to expand its was

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many businesses located themselves here precisely for its proximity to the border the era of ira terror long past. shipping firms dread new bureaucratic hurdles which create new costs and deter customers. at the moment no one is telling me what criteria we have to meet so it's almost six on one saying this is a new game that we are creating but we can't give you the route as yet. around eighty percent of all freight in warrenpoint comes from the u.k. the big question now is whether the regional harbor will survive brigs it or whether shipping routes between the two islands will be fundamentally altered. apple shares tanks five percent in the united states dragging all the tech shares down all over the world on tuesday supplies of mobile phone parts it said that the largest customer widely believed to be also couldn't to materially reduce shipments when investors now fear that out bull's-eye phone is not selling as well as they hunt down the cost apple's already under pressure off to posting disappointing earnings this month back then up will said that it would no longer report stales nu

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[applause] ira lubert, chairman lubert adler.applause] this year marks ira and pamela's 10th year sponsoring the $100,000 prize. please give ira and pam an extra round of applause for their incredibly generous support. [applause] dr. amy, president of the university of pennsylvania. [applause] doug devos, chairman of the national constitution center's executives committee. [applause] there is one longtime ncc supporter whose life, legacy, and commitment to constitutional education needs to be acknowledged tonight. rich devos. rich passed away on september 6 at the age of 92, and all of us at the ncc were saddened by his loss. but more powerful than our sadness was the joy we felt in remembering his life. thanks to rich's vision, passion, and generosity, we were able to build this great center and sustain it for the past 15 years, educating millions in philadelphia and many millions more around the globe. thank you does not sufficiently capture the sentiments of gratitude that we owe rich and helen devos and his entire family, but

prestigious club competition is being contested between argentina's two most famous teams when as ira's club's river plate and booker juniors face off in the second leg of the final in just a few hours and a thrilling first leg ended to all it's a high octane match up stoking huge emotions among fans and not just during games but also a team practice. fifty thousand friend medic football fans is this a must win match no it's just a training session the famous la bamba naris stadium was packed with boca juniors fans cheering on their heroes in preparation for the copa libertadores final clearly this isn't a run of the mill clash bowker facing off against bitter rivals river plate it's the first time they've come up against each other in a copa libertadores final boca supporters saw their team drop to two in the first leg but won't be allowed to watch the return game at river plate stadium away fans are banned from derby matches in argentina. for their part river fans are nervous about the match. well go on that to be honest i'm a bit tense it was so yesterday i went to sleep and dreamt a

ira: i don't see anything from a for them.llar and those high interest rates are weighing on the gold market. gold and base metals or probably do fine if inflation was quick to stick its head up. with oil down, you take out the inflation is to measure and europe, you are hurting china. why own the gold right here? we need a reason for that and we need the inflation story. we certainly don't have the world war stories going on. unfortunately, 3.5% u.s. thosest rates or 3%, types of numbers draw money from a stock market that is struggling to stay even for the year. that does not bode well for the gold right now. taylor: thank you. guy: let's talk about what is the stock of the hour right now. british american tobacco is that stock, plunging double figures and is down the most since 1999 on news that the fda in the united states is contemplating a ban on menthol cigarettes. emma is here with more. why menthol cigarettes? the fact that they are flavored and the fda does not like the impact of flavored cigarettes on young people.

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not long after an explosion was detected the last message from the ira found one was on november fifteenth last year and it was no paid about four hundred kilometers away from the arjun time coast in the past year eighteen countries thirty ships and over four thousand experts have participated in the search and yet until now there is no official explanation or to what happened to the submarine. since september a private company ship has been combing the south atlantic they checked over twenty possible locations companion who. is on that ship his son is one of the forty four sailors missing he sent this video from the atlantic ocean to the logo i am here because i need to know what happened we want the truth in order to get that we have to go through too much we are demanding a search for our children to continue and here we are fighting for what we believe is fair they are heroes deserve it. on thursday the navy pay tribute to the forty four sailors and the government says it will release the findings of an investigation soon precedent said that the search will go on as long as necessary.

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argentina say a navy submarine found a year after it disappeared in the atlantic ocean imploded the ira san juan vanished four hundred kilometers off the argentine coast with forty four crew members on board in france a protest has been killed in more than two hundred injured demonstrations against the rising cost of fuel prices of risen twenty percent since the start of the year the government's added the taxes to try to lower air pollution as part of its environmental policy those that are headlines now it's back to world war one three hour by. on counting the cost the breaks it end game there's a complicated draft deal on the table we'll break it down to tell you what it means for people living in the u.k. m.b.e. you plus why saudi arabia wants to slam the brakes on oil production. counting the cost on al-jazeera. money to rekey the two newseum writer and broadcaster is telling the story of the first world war from an arab perspective. in one thousand nine hundred fifteen and sixteen the war in europe was bloody mary silis and i'm going to lend to. the british and french were called