and, robert kaplan, it's great to have you this weekend.s so much for joining me. >> great to talk to you, maria. maria: how would you assess the economy right now? we did get some okay numbers on the consumer this week, certainly retail sales and walmart numbers. it feel like the consumer is the best thing going for this economy. how do you see things? >> yeah, i think the economy's solid. we'll grow more slowly in -- for the rest of 2019, but i still believe next year we have a good chance to grow at 2%, and the consumer's the key to that. household balance sheets are in pretty good shape, and the job market's tight. and that's offset by decelerating global growth, mainly due to trade, weak manufacturing also probably due to trade, and weak business investment in the united states. but the consumer's 70% of the economy, so i think if they, if the consumer continues to be strong and the other weaknesses don't intensify, we should have not great, but we should have solid growth next year. maria: and, certainly, when you look at unemployment

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they had a report, yeah, you know in los angeles so you know maybe he knows more we do and kaplan was about his and you know the story that came out during his time with the la dodgers will be hearing from kaplan will be discussing this more. >>tonight on bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on we'll also be checking dead with randy bennett head basketball coach of the saint mary's gaels excited to have him on bay area sports night 7 o'clock. and go back to you kind >>all right with the giants win will forget about those dodgers connections and everything will be good. thanks guys. happening tomorrow, vice president. >>mike pence and second lady karen, will speak in the bay area the 2 are set to visit mountain view among other locations are going to participate in some trump fund raising events, this is video of mister and miss's pence arriving in orange county in southern california 2 days in the state. >>take a look at this we want to show you some new born babies dressed and. when the show must i >>see that we'll see you in a. there are those who will say that you're: too fat. t

high parks, you can see they have not had much of an impact, but not so says dallas fed president kaplan here's what he told weak business investment all relate to uncertainty kaplan is not alone in that view best buy, dollar tree and pvh all says tariffs are indeed putting downward pressure on the business are the new round the tariffs going to kick? does anybody have any idea what will happen after two years? i think the issue is they don't know thank you for saying that. with all due respect, everybody really is just guessing. >> yeah, i think the president doesn't know i think the chinese officials don't know do we get the new round or release this back-and-forth, maybe ease the tension a bit >> i think they're posturing to show that things will not improve. this is just signaling that they're still having a decision but the entree might not be what we see until next year. until this point, the market investors, companies, you see industrials going up, right? so companies were not sure what to expect, and they were planning for this massive spectrum of uncertainty that looked like a

catch all our stories on how we face today will leave you with pictures of south africa's rugby ball kaplan is kicking off a nationwide break talk on except i have. come to. your concept discomfort with the. after 100 years of the ideals of the body more relevant today than they were. years ago visionary. people understood design as a way of shifting society. the powerhouse of man does cross over her. with. her future sounds how a part of. me part documentary starts no 14 w. . love bomb. downturn. in the months leading up to the collapse of the communist east bloc german rock band scorpions were some of the 1st western musicians to play in the soviet union it was autumn $989.00 and the wind of political change that was blowing in moscow thanks to mikhail gorbachev's policy of glasnost inspired the song of change that became an anthem for the end of the cold war. and when fabs welcome to arts and culture celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall in november 1989 mchale got brush off the last leader of the soviet union is one of the heroes of germany's peaceful revolutio

dallas fed boss robert kaplan has told bloomberg he is comfortable with the recent steepening of theield curve, saying it is a sign overall fed policy is in the right place. he has voiced concerns in the past that having the fed benchmark policy rate above the entire treasury yield curve was a morning that it set rates too high. he says now rates appear to be appropriate. former u.k. counselor is quitting parliament after being expelled from the conservative party, proposing boris johnson's brexit tragic. hammond says he made the decision with great sadness and that in the past, the tories always had a wide room for opinion. he was one of 21 lawmakers thrown out for backing legislation to stop a no deal brexit. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. china is setting the price for any interim trade deal with the u.s. -- drop the tariffs. beijing has reportedly asked the white house to rollback duties imposed in september and to withdraw the threat of any future tariff

now on interest rates, kaplan saying that rate cuts are over for now., for the time being, i think policy is in the right place. carl >> steve, as for powell, people said he's not going to make any news in rhode island. >> that's what i thought. >> this bit about glass much more than half full, the positive social impact of a prolonged expansion. >> yeah. >> you know, reevaluating, it's pretty interesting. >> he's been sort of warming up to that idea, carl, this idea that there's a really social program in running a hot economy and he's been talking a lot about this idea of how many people are brought back into the workforce, that employers are reaching, for lack of a better way to put it, down the scale in terms of skills and experience as well as overlooking things like even prison records or credit ratings of employers, that they don't have the luxury of -- that they have the luxury of doing when the job market is not as tight so this is a new thing for the fed. the idea that they can keep going and remain essentially the real funds rate at zero for

oakland city council president rebecca kaplan has endorsed warren's candidacy. >> i'm honored to stand with so many amazing people who have endorsed elizabeth warren for press and to know that it's in our hands to take the actions, to make the phone calls, to go door to door, to talk to people in our lives. >> latest polling averages in california show warren ht oveoee california p willarchd >>> b. of needles washing up on the shore. how they're keeping beach-goers safe on this veterans day weekend. >>> bizarre kidnapping and rape case in southern california. >> authorities say a map and his daughter abducted a woman in las vegas and left her to die in the mojave desert. somehow she survived. a suspect's relative claims the victim's story is a hoax. >> reporter: tonight we're getting our first look at 54-year-old stanley lawton and his daughter shaniya lawton, both in jail accused of abducting a woman from north las vegas and assaulting her. >> this is a shock to everybody. >> reporter: nicole says she first met the alleged victimay e w and her class at this county building. >> metal d

robert kaplan isn't a fan of negative rates.ey are an indication of growth slowing and should be a red light for policymakers. goldman sachs's ceo david solomon told bloomberg this week history would not remember the policy favorably. >> i think when we look back on negative rates, when the book is written, it will not look like a great experiment. i don't think negative rates are bringing that benefit we would like to see. there is no question growth in this part of the world has been lagging and negative rates have not allowed in the solution of growth, in my opinion. that was from our interview with goldman sachs' ceo this week in berlin. gregory perdon, co-cio of arbuthnot latham is still with us. two american perspectives on negative interest rates, the european phenomenon. your thoughts on whether we will say negative interest rate is worth it. kaplan was saying the ecb has tried to do extraordinary things. europe might be better served if the ecb tried to do less. gregory: i have a slightly different opinion from the gold

of division wants a domain blackstone president coo is now run by ken kaplan and kathleen mccarthy.k schatzker sat down exclusively with kathleen to examine where the private equity giant is finding opportunities in real estate. try to figure out what's happening in the world with the economy, overall preferences, and we figure out how to put that in a real estate context. on the back of what we are doing in e-commerce, we are investing in office, rental housing. these are the places that are getting more of their fair share in population. west coast, seattle, vancouver, los angeles, san francisco. in europe, places like stockholm, berlin. beyond housing and office, we also look at global travel. we think there is a real push for people to spend more on experiences rather than just things. that has given us more conviction to invest in high quality hospitality assets, particularly in supply constrained coastal markets. makes sense that you would be chasing these innovation cities, experience-based opportunities that you describe. what about the stuff that is being thrown out with th

effectively blackballed capron it for over 2 years they entered into a settlement over it with kaplanexclusion grievance in february and since then no team has expressed serious interest in him. i think this is the n.f.l. zx attempt to try and bring the matter to a merciful and by either cap or nick not showing up to the workout which was hastily arranged or caprona showing up and not doing well in the workout an n.f.l. team can say oh well he doesn't have it anymore the 3rd possible outcome and complication for that really isn't happening does work out and is amazing and if the team still don't sign him i mean cab rank has made it clear he was working out every day for 3 years he wants to come back to the n.f.l. so i think kaplan it based on his career based on his experience he has the right to say i belong in the n.f.l. and i think he does. greece's stephanus to play in the final of this year's a.t.p. finals in london after knocking out roger federer uncensored a semifinal the 21 year old greek who was mostly comfortable in his victory over the swiss the world i'm 6 taking this mat

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my special guest, robert kaplan the president of the fed and what the fed will do with interest ratesavericks is here. don't miss it. this weekend on fox news, sunday morning future on the fox news channel. house minority leader kevin mccarthy, my special guest, 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news on sunday. every weekend starts smart with me, 29 from mornings with maria on fox business. start your day with us every morning. that will do it for us right now. have a great rest of the weekend. i will see you again next time. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the wall street journal at large. were less than one year away from the 2020 presidential election. at this week's election, president trump has a real fight on his hands. democrats who control both houses of the virginia legislator, they also one critical suburban districts in several states including pennsylvania. republicans picked up the race what he did to rally voters even though thet

my special guest, robert kaplan the president of the fed and what the fed will do with interest rates mavericks is here. don't miss it. this weekend on fox news, sunday morning future on the fox news channel. house minority leader kevin mccarthy, my special guest, 10:00 a.m. eastern on fox news on sunday. every weekend starts smart with me, >> majestic trees thousands of years old... >> these are the biggest trees i've ever seen, and they're beautiful. >> the redwood forest has been on the planet since the dinosaurs. >> then the ax men cometh. one makes a redwood his ultimate log cabin... >> what? >> ...a log-rolling attraction. it's her strange inheritance. >> i was the only child, so i knew i was always gonna get the log. >> but the road takes its toll. >> it's hard to be the log lady and have a life and be the truck driver and the repair person and do it all. >> she's got a big decision to make. >> she sure does, jamie. she sure does. >> and what happens when it's time for the log to be inherited

manager but not everyone's happy about the new addition will explain the controrsy surrounding gabe kaplan. >>plus as 6.30 a political analysts wi join to weigh in on the revelations from day one of the impeachment hearings and to east bay coties are being awarded illegal dumping. rs to comba >>we'll tell you about the new initiative. >>illegal dumping has long plagued parts of the y area. thiss video shot back in may of litter in san jose. the cityaunched a program a few years ago called the ifie san jose since then there have have been improments but the amount of litter collected as still s doubled. here's video from contra costa county you can see piles and piles of trash scattered around tossed out washers dryers harveys furniture all among thdebris francisco are boxes and om san mattresses covered the streets. we now to east ba counties are being awarded 3 quarters of a milliodollars specifically tcombat illegal dumping. >>law enfcement has long been shorthanded and resources to addrs this widespread problem t kron four's philly to call tells us a new state funded pilot program is ex

interest due to his litigation against chevron a laughable supervillain judge named to look lewis kaplan held doniger in civil contempt seized his passport bind of $200000.00 per day for refusing to turn over his computer and phone don figure has been can bind confined to home detention and required to wear an electronic monitoring device. so i'm going to say lawyers fighting for the truth are persecuted. i mean this guy proved in court in a court of law one of the largest environmental crimes ever committed and he's the one with a with a monitoring bracelet on do you see how this all works now the criminals are running the hen house the fox is guarding to the asylum or don't have good chickens are crossing the rug ok they're getting this deadly a fox and. their heads the hands are your dog walker. the point is the law enforcement mechanisms and the courts have been captured by the kleptocratic ruling elite and this is why we're witnessing the death of truth coming from washington d.c. well yes. they are. ok. thanks well drugs finally candelas take the news from behind california is stil

but kaplan isn't satisfied so she tests out some chewing gum brands bill to have a whitening effect off to each meal for the next 2 weeks she'll be popping gum into her mouth so how's it looking for next year. and pleased her teeth are really bright that's a slight stain due to smoking but that shouldn't be a problem to remove. her stuff and. perhaps that's a job that can be taken care of with whitening toothpaste from the drugstore that's her remedy for the next 2 weeks. 14 days later off to endless gum chewing a sobering outcome for cats and dogs is mine i see it as a marketing ploy. on the other hand the gum is good for your teeth because it helps to keep them clean after you've been chewing food. so now catherine is going to get bleached. meanwhile how did not fair with the whitening toothpaste. tongue the effect depends on the proportion of cleaning particles. the greater the abrasion. that enables the removal of stains from cigarettes coffee or tea. for teeth. while the color of the tea from cells is not affected. but do exercise caution while brushing. it's fine to use these toot

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so i think kaplan the based on his career based on his experience he has the right to say i belong in the n.f.l. and i think he does. meanwhile myles garrett has been suspended indefinitely without pay after attacking an opponent with a helmet during a game on thursday the cleveland browns star was involved in a fight with pittsburgh steelers quarterback mason rudolf he ripped off rudolph's helmet and then smashed him over the head with it suspension is the biggest band ever handed out by the n.f.l. for a single game incidents. is semifinal day of the season ending a.t.p. finals in london one player who won't be involved is well number one rafael nadal he was knocked out on friday despite winning his final match but he still had reason to celebrate now courts. rafael nadal back is the year ending world number one for the 5th time in his career at $33.00 the spaniard is the oldest player ever to end the season in top spot fitting reward for an incredible 12 months that seen the doll win 2 grand slams and lose just 7 matches all year. 44 no doubt one of those 7 defeats kerry in 4 days a

kaplan also said that he thought monetary policy was in the right place. >>> now something that jan niffonentioned a new report says consume confidence fell a fourth month in november accordin to the conference board. the dip suggested economic growth in the final quarter of 2019 is remaining weak. but overall confidence levels are still relatively high and exists say that that should support solid holiday shopping. >>> sales of newly built homes fell sloilt in october compared with september. but stocks of the big builders moved sharply high are. diana oil being explains. >> new home sales did fall in october compared ito with september but september's number was revised high are. the monthly drop really doesn't mean much. especially because october sales were up a whapg 32% compared with october olast year that's why we see the big build resist drops dr horton len that where kb home and poulioty up dramatically year to date. but it looks like there is ram to grow. builder sales have been bowied by lower mortgage rates preponderates down a full percentage from a yr ago. building benefit f

coming up in just a few moments, the head of the dallas federal reserve, robert kaplan, is here.n pro sports, mark cuban. he is with us as well. this week the white house signaled that negotiations for an initial u.s./china trade deal are in the final stages, but president trump is not ready to sign anything yet. i spoke with commerce secretary wilbur ross about the u.s./china trade d

government has banned foreign journalists and diplomats from going there to help focus attention exiled kaplan's a put together a book and a music album describing a previous massacre under thomas reports. the song commemorates massacre one. survived in 1908 hundreds of papuans gathered around independence like people had raised above the water tower at the highest point on. parts of papua they called for an end to what they considered in an easier occupation a new book and digital album of britain testimony pictures music and animation describes what happened next. the flag flew for 4 days before indonesian troops took it down brutally this recent video shows a bullet hole in the water tower so more than 100 people scaling way. we wanted to come up with something that was really had a really strong melanesian sand. so it was artistically strong culturally strong and politically strong as well. we. struggle with. our pain the aim is a full investigation into the b.s. massacre in 2015 indonesia's government did set one up into it and other human rights violations in papua but by late today 16 the

has arranged a trial workout for quarterback collin capper nick all 32 teams are invited kaplan it hasn't played since 2016 when he began kneeling for the national anthem in protest against racial injustice in the usa well the 32 year old received an undisclosed payout from the n.f.l. in february that followed a grievance claim he filed accusing owners of conspiring not to hire him but he says several teams now have asked about cabernets readiness to play with a player keen to return. this is due to the news these are top stories the u.s. house of representatives has begun public hearings in the impeachment case against president donald trump's lawmakers are considering whether trump abused his office by pressuring ukraine to investigate the family of his political rival joe biden. the mayor of venice says the city is on its knees after the highest tide in more than 50 years flooded much of the city while city landmarks including st mark's basilica have suffered major damage with cost estimated in the hundreds of millions of euros. bolivia has a new interim leader opposition senator janin

gave gave cap lorence its new manager.e replaces bruce bocce who retired ter 13 years with t team kaplan was fired as manager of the philadelphia phillies aft 2 seons and then before that he the direor of of player development with the dodgers where he worked closely with the giants geral manager. so doppler he's a former tfielder, you knohe played 12 seasons and other major league and he signed a 3 year deal withthe giants congratulations we'll s how you do. well calling happening. teams yes so the former 49 ers quarterback wel be hosting a private workout that's what happened this weekend it's in aanta. peonnel from all teams that will you know have been invited to attend. kaepernick says that he's in shape. he's ready to go he's been waitin 3 years for an opportuni. the 32 year-old has not played since 2016. that'a year he startekneeling during the national anthem to protest racial and social injustice. well before we go we want to take a ttle peek outside at s f o. today so that's u'll see there at special that the airport we'll be right back we'll have another check of weather and t

idea of breaking away from the rest of spain street protests of sometimes turned violent since 9 kaplan secessionist politicians were given lengthy jail terms last month for their role in organizing a unilateral referendum on independence in 2017 pictures broadcast of those demonstrations have had a big impact on the national election campaign increasing support for parties on the right the promise to crack down on the separatists that said the results are likely again to see the socialists and their leader federal sanchez winning the greatest number of votes but once again not enough to form a majority which means complicated coalition talks to follow here are some things to look out for the vote count in catalonia and the extent to which recent events have affected support for separatist parties looking to gain seats in the national parliament here in madrid and the vote share of the far right vox party anti immigrant promising to our floor separatism all together poised to become spain's 3rd largest political force the spaniards are tired of voting tired of political instability and

government has banned foreign journalists and diplomats from going there to help focus attention exiled kaplan's a put together a book and a music album describing a previous massacre under thomas reports. the song commemorates massacre one. survived in 1908 hundreds of papuans gathered around independence like people had raised above the water tower at the highest point on. parts of papua they called for an end to what they considered in an easier occupation a new book and digital album of britain testimony pictures music and animation describes what happened next. the flag flew for 4 days before indonesian troops took it down brutally this recent video shows a bullet hole in the water tower so more than 100 people. we wanted to come up with.