ifind that parents. jerome, you are switched on!ry to get around the restrictions and rules. have a good day and i'll see you soon. hello there. following hot on the heels of storm atiyah, we've got our next batch of wet and windy weather on the way. now, earlier in the night we had temperatures as low as —4 degrees in eastern england underneath clear skies, but over recent hour5, as the winds have been picking up in the rain'5 been spreading in, we've seen those temperatures continue to actually ri5e. and so by dawn, 9—10 degrees in the west, technically quite mild a start to the day for a number of places in the west. in exposure, 60—70mph gust5, otherwise 50—60mph, and that strong enough to bring down some tree branches, so there is a risk of some disruption. and as that band of squally rain pushes through, although it's quite mild for a number of places, colder air will be arriving from the west. so temperatures lowering through the afternoon in western scotland, stornoway just six degrees. transport disruption, then, is a possi

tom: we are with jerome schneider of pimco. and look to the future. the balance sheet came up in the balance sheet rolled over. here is the action of the fed. where do you envision them ending this? is it back to the stability level here? do they grow it out with the economy, or do they revert to another time and place? jerome: they probably grow it out with the economy gingerly over time. there is a natural need for a surge as the economy grows, so for them to create a flatline basis for the excess reserve does not work in the construct of monetary policy. they have provided additional excess reserves, probably more than we need. they have the liberty to let it grow over the next year or so and not need to adjust, so the combination of open market adjustments and t-bill purchases, those give the fed a lot of leeway to let policy rome and repo rates remain consistent. jerome schneider with some clarity on the repo market. we will revisit this. smart conversation at 10:00 a.m. this morning, robert kaplan of the dallas fed, an im

about who was the gunman and then as a result of that the police took a photograph of jerome from his high school yearbook and created a photo lineup and showed it to be key witness in the case that the police did turn out. we need to occur here pick out a picture of jerome or know it was our 3rd person in the news or come pick oprah shooter. theory we need. more of the case to grab some media attention i mean it's a shooting in a 16 year old's sweet 16 birthday party so so i think the police just saw a lot of pressure. to close the case i don't know gainsay solve the case close the case and have somebody held responsible me not testify that jerome wasn't a she would've. died i was basically are with is that it's all was an issue because i was standing right next door of course we were again we were drones friends we were saying damien get him other trouble. through trial. but actually we were telling the truth. like one of the saying like move would be used by the. audience to like. corneas them. into. just dummy it's like i couldn't believe there was. no especially so quick babies a

the 5 a jerome wasn't a she would've. died i was basically are we just it's almost an issue because i was standing right next door of course we were again who are drones friends we were saying damien get him out of trouble. through trial. but actually we would tell him the truth. it's just like one of the saying like move with these. body is like. 40 is the money. into. just dummy it's like i couldn't believe there was. no especially so quick babies and you believe the horrors that will go on on the he see she in the streets again bullying day more than me oh me oh you're wrong. came over for a verdict of guilty as charged. the. day after a period of or remove the would have mari with things that are vital to refresh my memory of all the other movies gone blank. our 1st days in prison. i just couldn't believe new news to go my days and i was just wonder and wonder of this just period between when i. moved. one more. general morgan got to go we found out the truth we would. all come find the prison were it was a go to slee

my name is jerome oregon i'm now 42 years old i was wrongfully arrested and eventually convicted in a sense in that the age of 17 for a murder i did not commit. the sin was to die in prison by the expiration of my life. i was 17 when i was arrested and there's no rest at all my mom's 41st birthday. told december 9093. there was sweet 16 party for a young girl about a male nurse or your. attended the same high school during my migraine year in high school my freshman year she actually gave it to asian to just rejection of the one of my best friends and in turn he invited. us. to the south. bay still the same. try to explain to our this. is good for the. night we owe them an. ironic call on this their street is this the street that are all grow up or that he used to live on you know that. once it was all he. would be going out is going to house for the day and this. just turned traitor. to. do something specific details about the crime or happened at this location. for me 21 may 22nd 1900. administrators since want to there this is a. leader. with a d g 2. 3 probably had to double. the

so far that jerome wasn't the shooter. was basically. we distance are almost an issue because i was standing right next door of course we were again who were drones friends were saying daming get him out of trouble. they were trying to hide. the truth but actually we were telling the truth. it's just like one of these saying like would this is like say. 40 years to life. or a 40 is that. in just. just doesn't mean that it's like i couldn't believe there was. no especially so when the basic you believe the horrors that was going on the he she she she in the streets came to lead a more than. a mayo to rome. came over for a verdict of guilty as charged. by the. river to move around the would have mari with things that are vital to refresh my memory of all the other movies is gone blank. bar for days in prison. and i just couldn't believe new music to go my days and i was just wonder and wonder of this just period between when i. you know oh free. one more. general morgan got to go we found out the troops would. come find the prison worthles

for those joining us on c-span radio, our guest is jerome hudson. the book is 50 things they don't want you to know. you write the following, establishment media and advertisers have convinced us to choose a motion over logic, feelings over facts. insatiable as sparks -- sensationalism sparks more clicks. a virtue signaling shortcut to critical thought. this is a dangerous downward spiral that only serves the elites who profit from it. back to your phone calls. guy in fort lauderdale, florida. caller: i wanted to comment about what mr. hudson said about trump going after corruption in ukraine. he made it sound like he was going after it generally, but he wasn't. he wanted a specific announcement about his chief political rival, and he wanted it hidden that he was pressuring zelenskycape to that to make the announcement by withholding the eight. i laugh at the title of the book. what trump does not want you to know is about his tax return. he is the most opaque president we have had in history. host: thank you. guest: again, i did not really hear a q

midfielder in question have you martinez was forced to limp off in the 1st half to an out of sorts jerome but saying his replacement at the back fire on top throughout was fully could see me almost scoring with that stunning strike in the 51st minute couldn't cast deals with a miraculous save to keep things level. another example of defensive heroics or jerome roussel olympic thomas miller's pocket but post soon after the french went out of nowhere to save the day. the wolves they went close themselves might see an old shot deflecting just wide of the post all of it last night knew that this was his side's best chance of stealing all 3 points. 10 minutes to go continue your she was a c. on the 18 year old repeat wednesday's match winning debut heroics just 2 minutes later the youngster turned home a mile across to win my 2nd consecutive game for boy munich said in every pushed aside now that confidence but can actually put the game to bed late tom slotting home off the robert levin dusty t.v. for a simple finish. cycles waved away as hands he flicked side graft another victory but what of

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another example of defensive heroics or jerome roussel own picks thomas miller's pocket at the back post soon after the frenchman out of nowhere to save the day. the wolves they went close themselves might see on all shot deflecting just wide of the post all of a glass not knew that this was his side's best chance of stealing all 3 points. 10 minutes to go continue your she was a c. on could the 18 year old repeat wednesday's match winning debut heroics just 2 minutes later the youngster turned home a mother cross to win by 2nd consecutive game for by munich surged in every pushed aside now that confidence but cannot be put the game to bed late term slotting home of the robert leaven the ski team up for a simple finish. for cycles waved away as hands the flip side grabbed another victory but what of the interim coach future. will be our man to some or at least we'll see how things develop but he's doing a good job we're very happy with the development of the squad and we're very satisfied with him and with the way he's conducted himself in public since that suspension boy wonder does it

another example of defensive heroics or jerome russo loam thomas miller's pocket at the back post soon after the frenchman out of nowhere to cite the day. the wolves they went close themselves say on all shot the flexing just wide of the post all of a class not knew that this was his side's best chance of stealing all 3 points. 10 minutes to go continue your she was a c. on could be 18 year old repeat wednesday's match winning debut heroics just 2 minutes later the youngster turned home a mile of course to win i 2nd consecutive game for by munich said in every pushed aside now that confidence but can every put the game to bed late tom slotting home of the robert leventhal ski team up for a simple finish. off cycles waved away as handy for side grabs another victory but what of the interim coach future. he'll be our man on to summer least we'll see how things develop but he's doing a good job we're very happy with the development of the squad and we're very satisfied with him and with the way he's conducted himself in public since that suspension boy wonder does it again as boy get the

and on the markets: those comments from fed chair jerome powell boosting stock markets in the us andsia. all eyes though now on today's election here in the uk. we start with gender equality — and the rising number of women at the top levels of business and finance. today christine lagarde oversees her first policy meeting at the head of the european central bank. she'll be named later as one of the world's most powerful women by forbes magazine — alongside the bosses of general motors, ibm and banco sa ntander. let's put this in context though. this year the number of women running america's top companies hit a record high of 33. but that's still only around 6%. the number of female board members of companies around the world has almost doubled in the last decade — but still, on average just 20% of board directors are women. according to research by the bank credit suisse — gender diversity is good for business — with companies with both male and female directors outperforming male—only—run companies. also figuring on the forbes list today will be ursula von der leyen — as of this m

another example of defensive heroics or jerome bruce alone picked up a smallish pocket at the back post soon after the frenchman out of nowhere to save the day. the wolves they went close themselves might see on all shot the flick thing just wide of the post all of a glass none knew that this was his sides but chunks of stealing all 3 points. 10 minutes to go continue your she was a c. on could be 18 year old repeat wednesday's match winning debut heroics just 2 minutes later the youngster turned home a move across to a nice 2nd consecutive game for boy munich surged in every pushed aside now that confidence but cannot be put the game to bed late tom slotting home of the robert levin dusty t.v. for a simple finish. offside calls waved away as handy side graft another victory boy wonder does it again as boy get the points. all right let's take a look at all the results so far on match day 17. we just heard about has had draw with blood and by arms victory over spork lights came from behind to defeat outspoken which means they topped the bonus league table going into the winter break colo

midfielder in question have you martinez was forced to limp open the 1st half to and out of sorts jerome but saying his replacement at the back parlor on top throughout her fully could see me almost scoring with that stunning strike in the 51st minute couldn't cast deals with a direct killer save to keep things level. another example of defensive heroics or jerome roussel olympic chalmers miller's pocket at the back post soon after the french went out of nowhere to save the day. the wolves they went close themselves might see arnold shot the flick thing just wide of the post all of a glass none knew that this was his side's best chance of stealing all 3 points. 10 minutes to go continue or just reserve c. on the 18 year old repeat wednesday's match winning debut heroics just 2 minutes later the youngster turned home a mother of course to win a 2nd consecutive game for boy munich surged every pushed aside now that confidence but cannot repeat the games a bit later on slotting home of the robert levin dusty t.v. i'm up for a simple finish. offside calls waved away as hands he flicked side

midfielder in question have you martinez was forced to limpopo in the 1st half to an out of sorts jerome boateng his replacement at the back fire on top throughout her fully could see me almost scoring with that stunning strike in the 51st minute couldn't catch steals without a miraculous save to keep things level. but another example of defensive heroics or jerome bruce alone picked thomas miller's pocket at the back post soon after the french went out of nowhere to sleep the day. the wolves they went close themselves actually on all shot the flick thing just wide of the post all of a glass not knew that this was his side's best chance of stealing all 3 points. 10 minutes to go continuo of us was a see on the 18 year old repeat wednesday's match winning debut heroics just 2 minutes later the youngster turned home a motocross to win a 2nd consecutive game for by munich surgeon every pushed aside now that's confidence but cannot report the game to bed late on slotting home of the robert levin dusty t.v. box for a simple finish. off cycles waved away as handy flip side graft another victor

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fed chief jerome powell described the economic outlook for america as "favourable" — boosting financial washington. the federal reserve acted as projected. in making its decision, it cited a strong us labour market and continuing spending by consumers, but the ongoing trade disputes have been a thorn in the side of the central bank as it tries to continue this momentum in the us economy. when asked about the approval of usmca, the trade deal between the united states and mexico and canada, us fed chair jerome powell said china's trade deal is much more pressing. one way to look at it is what's been moving financial markets? it's been news about the negotiations with china, not so much usmca. i think the difference between nafta and usmca is smaller than the difference between current arrangements with china and what is being negotiated. mr powell has stressed that uncertainty is bad for the us economy and getting a trade deal with china would go a long way in making businesses feel more confident about the future. time now for our daily look at some of the newspaper and website stories

. >> thank you so much for that in moments, fed chair jerome powell will answer questions following theion to hold rates, for the foreseeable future to joining it more paul, danny welcome back, danielle, so fed is basically telling us we won't see another hike until -- 2021. >> -- yes. >> this was about the problem boring outcome that anybody could ever imagine, for the fed they didn't do anything did not say anything for next year, whether someone think maybe a rate cut movement in the fourth quarter at this point, it is completely irrelevant, basically, full steam ahead with goldilocks she is in the house, they are taking a victory lap you always have to be worried when fed takes any kind of victory lap i think you continue with what is working and don't try to go off book too much. >> seems like don't rock the boat is a approach. >> really the fed can never get it right except when they get it right for short period of time goldlocks doing global monetary cha cha if you will, in 2018 completely referral what we're seeing this year, 2018, we actually raised the target four times tight

. >> yesterday the chair of the federal reserve, jerome powell announced interest rates would remain unchanged. ere are his remarks. chair powell: good afternoon everyone. to begin, i would like to say a few words about paul volcker, who as you know passed away earlier this week. paul volcker served as federal reserve chair from 1979 to 1987. he accomplished many things during his long and distinguished career at the fed and elsewhere. of course, he is best known for

the youngster from kosovo making jerome poets hang look. and fan friendly inspiring. it took a while but the home side struck back mightily shortly before the break philippe kitchen you know 1st hole in the sides level. then turning provider for rob 11 duff's case i see one for brian and it was crystal clear who was having fun now. and who wasn't. and byron kept me going after the restart chips in a 2nd of the day to increase munich's lead to $31.00 with just over an hour gone. into full touch here. and in the 72nd minute more bad news for braman 11 dusky making it for one. he hadn't found the nets in 2 league outings but his brace brings his season total to 18 goals. geno then laid one on for substitute thomas minutes make it 51 and he wasn't done yet the brazilian then finished off his hat trick 61 the final score man of the match kitching you know with 3 goals and to assist i'm happy that they. played their game today. i'm happy with my performance but of course the most important is the team special is what really makes me happy is the whole team was happy for him

president gets elected it is pretty unlikely at this point that the fed chairman jerome paul will get in other term starting training at 21 so there are still a lot of uncertainties but at least at this point nobody really expects to raise change also not decrease any time soon the u.s. federal reserve keeps interest rates on hold us quarter reporting from new york instincts which. and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines u.s. regulators say boeing $737.00 max jets will not be cleared for use before the end of the year they've been grounded around the world since march following 2 deadly crashes the federal aviation administration says there are a quote number of miles still still to be completed before jets can return to the scums the u.s. government has imposed new sanctions on iran's leading airline and its shipping industry secretary of state michael impale said his country was targeting 3 sales agents of mohan air for the role it played in the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction yes also blacklisted and the range of shipping network involved

jerome powell suggested an interest rate pause in 2020. the dow closed up 29 points. the s&p 500 and nasdaq finished slightly higher. investors turn their attention back to the u.s./china trade war. new tariffs on chinese goods are just three days away. >>> the boeing 737 max won't be back in the air this year. faa chief steven dixon told cnn there were 11 steps in the certification process that have not been completed yet. dixon declined to give a timeframe for when the plane will be allowed to fly again. the planes have been grounded since march after two fatal crashes that killed 346 people. since then, boeing has lost $29 billion off of its market value. boeing says, quote, we continue to work closely with the faa and global regulators toward certification in the safe return to service of the max. the three airlines that own the plane, southwest, american and united, say they are not scheduling flights on the plane until march. >>> do you have a christmas tree yet? if you live in new york city, you might want to get a fake one. real trees in the city are going for

president gets reelected it is pretty unlikely at this point that the fed chairman jerome paul will get another term starting training at $21.00 so there are still a lot of uncertainties but at least at this point nobody really expects to raise change also not decrease any time soon there are several reserve keep interest rates on hold against quarter reporting from new york instincts which. but there it is currently at the center of the u.n. climate talks holst of the cough $25.00 conference spending government officials like to emphasize spain's firm and gauged the battle against global warming but the country's continuing political deadlock is hampering efforts to effectively deal with climate change. for months one month to ron has been feeding his sheep a. because the area of land where they should be grazing on fresh grass now looks like this problem is that we've been suffering from drought began last year that's why i have to give my animals they already made feed. he took up sheep farming after the economic crisis forced him to abandon his job in construction but now aquacultur

resits who opened the scoring for the underdogs in the 24th minute i the youngster from kosovo making jerome poets saying look old and better run the league inspired. it took a while but the home side struck back mightily shortly before the break i believe take it genial 1st pulling the sides level and then turning provided for of 11 duff skate i see one for by and by and it was crystal clear who was having fun now i. and who wasn't. and by and kept it going after the restart chips in a 2nd of the day to increase munich's leads of $31.00 with just over an hour gone. i think a full charge here. and in the 72nd minute more bad news for braman leavened of ski making it for why he hadn't found the nets in 2 league outings but his brace brings his season total to 18 goals. gino then laid one on for substitute thomas minutes make it $51.00 and he wasn't done yet the brazilian then finished off his hat trick $61.00 the final score man of the match katrina with 3 goals and to assist i'm happy that they. played the whole game today. i'm happy with my performance but of course the most important is th

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president trump slapped tariffs on mexican imports and again in july after federal reserve chairman jerome powell dampened hopes for further rate cuts this year and the dow wasn't alone in its record turn the s. and p. $500.00 was up 29 percent one of its best years ever the stocks europe 600 nikkei 225 key indices for europe and asia were also up big time. and let's go to our financial correspondent in new york korda yens good to see you on this last program i guess before 2020 a year of supro terms for markets why have global markets been surging so much this year despite a world economy that's often been struggling at a time. and who would have guessed last year around the same time december of 2018 if i remember correctly was the worst december since 1931 and now we are surpassing one record after another well i guess what does help is that the u.s. economy all decade long by the way could avoid a recession that is unheard of but then also money got even a bit cheaper in the past couple of months with 3 interest rate cuts that was also not to be expected this time last year but then th

at the open the scoring for the underdogs in the 24th minute was the youngster from kosovo making jerome poets hang look all unfair when the only inspired. it took a while but the home side struck back mightily shortly before the break i really think it genial 1st polling besides level and then turning provider for rob unleavened off scale ah ah she won for brian and it was crystal clear who was having fun now. and who wasn't. and byron kept it going after the restart chipped in a 2nd of the day. to increase mannix need to $31.00 with just over an hour gone i. mean just a touch here. and in the 72nd minutes more bad news for braman 11 ski making it for one he hadn't found the nats into league outings but his brace brings his season total to 18 holes. geno then laid one on for substitute thomas minutes make it $51.00 and he wasn't done yet the brazilian then finished off his hat trick $61.00 the final score man of the match could cino with 3 goals and to assist i'm happy that they. played their little game today and i'm happy for my performance but of course the most important is that was

resits who opened the scoring for the underdogs in the 24th minute i the youngster from kosovo making jerome poet saying look all unfair when the league inspired. it took a while but the home side struck back mightily shortly before the break i believe take a genial 1st pulling the sides level and then turning provided for of 11 i see one for by and by and it was crystal clear who was having fun now i and who wasn't. and by and kept it going after the restart chips in a 2nd of the day to increase munich's leads of $31.00 with just over an hour gone. was beautiful touch here. and in the 72nd minutes more bad news for braman leavened of the making it for one he hadn't found the nets in 2 league outings but his brace brings his season total to 18 goals. gino then laid one on for substitute thomas minutes make it $51.00 and he wasn't done yet the brazilian then finished off his hat trick $61.00 the final score man of the match get genial with 3 goals and to assist i'm happy that they. play their game today. i'm happy with my performance but of course the most important is that same special was w

for those joining us on c-span radio, our guest is jerome hudson.he book is 50 things they don't want you to know. you write the following, establishment media and advertisers have convinced us to choose a motion over logic, feelings over facts. insatiable as sparks -- sensationalism sparks more clicks. a virtue signaling shortcut to critical thought. this is a dangerous downward spiral that only serves the elites who profit from it. back to your phone calls. guy in fort lauderdale, florida. caller: i wanted to comment about what mr. hudson said about trump going after corruption in ukraine. he made it sound like he was going after it generally, but he wasn't. he wanted a specific announcement about his chief political rival, and he wanted it hidden that he was pressuring zelenskycape to that to make the announcement by withholding the eight. i laugh at the title of the book. what trump does not want you to know is about his tax return. he is the most opaque president we have had in history. host: thank you. guest: again, i did not really hear a que