kathy: it beats me.e have had talks and talks and more talks, and as you say, agriculture seems to be level one for a trade deal and we don't have that. it is much too late for the farmers this year anyway. so, i'm not really sure why there is so much optimism. perhaps we are not being pelted with a lot of negative news. they are talking, and as long as they are, there is hope that there will not be an increase in tariffs. jonathan: do you get the feeling that this is just setting the -- it is just the price setting the narrative? just feeding on itself for two months, and then we sit around on programs like this trying to rationalize things with an articulated theory as to the fundamentals underpinning the move, when there aren't any. matthew: the same thing happened back in 2018 when we had that 2 on the 10 year note. everyone was talking about 4% 10-year yield. the market price was driving the narrative, and that was the wrong thing to be talking about. the same thing is happening today. at 1.95 on th

if you could only see kathy jones smiling as i read that. kathy, ccc's.athy: we are certainly staying away from ccc's because of the risk and reward. i know spreads have widened versus the rest of the high-yield universe but we still , don't think you are getting enough yield to compensate for the risk. frankly, every fund manager you talk to says there is some risk there but i have the good bonds, and it's not a problem. at this stage, we don't think the risk reward is that attractive. jonathan: everyone is always thinking they have the good bonds. kathy: and they might, but when the whole market comes down, it doesn't help. mike: you say i just want the good leads, whatever you may get, but it seems dicey to us as well. my colleagues in credit would say probably steer clear of that. matthew: the same issue in the government bond market. you have to find the good bonds. i think for next year, it's treasuries. i don't see looking at gilts or bunds, those bonds don't look particularly good to us. as we go into 2020, treasuries do. jonathan: i had somebody

aru and kathy barnett, thank you both for joining us, we have kathy and kathy.to do this, kathy barnett, you win, are they worried, the democrats? >> listen, they should be but what bloomberg is doing simply reading the tealeaves at this point in time, remember, biden came out of the gate with -- with a tremendous amount of fanfare, he was the crowd favorite, he was touted as the moderate democrat and yet from the time he came out with that flop of youtube video he has had one misstep after another, he can't seem to get over tripping his own lips by saying one statement after another, now we have quinnipiac poll coming out recently that he's placing fourth among iowa voters, bloomberg is just reading the tealeaves, not to forget his son biden, hunter biden. heather: remains what to be seen what happened with that beginning this week, i should say, kathy a, biden at 31%, sanders 20%, warren 18, pete buttigieg, harris and bloomberg at 4%. >> right, well, we still don't know who bloomberg is, we know the name but we actually don't know him as a -- we don't know him

and then it started happening, said kathy.h grade or so. >> she was kind of getting, you know, typical teenage. you know, mouthy. and then, you know, high school came, getting around the older kids, she kind of got a little, you know, worse. >> reporter: how did you cope with that? >> just one day at a time. love her as much as i could is -- was about the only thing. >> reporter: after high school kianna went to college, about a three-hour drive from home. a year later, she moved to las vegas. but though far from home now, she got closer and closer to her mom. >> she would call me every day, talk to me every day, you know, text message. >> reporter: she was just a loving daughter. >> yeah. i didn't think anything bad was happening. >> reporter: no idea. even in october 2013, when kianna called to say -- >> she was on the bus towards santa ana. >> reporter: did she tell you why -- >> visiting friends is what she told me. >> reporter: but then the girl who called her mother almost daily stopped calling. >> anything over a day or

>> joining us now, kathy eru, host of the liberal -- [inaudible] podcast.ery few questions that challenged the candidates on their records or their rhetoric. let's take a quick look at rachel maddow, the liberal host, being interviewed on her own network right after the debate. >> i felt, sitting here, like, you know, these ten candidates are getting a chance to put their best foot forward and make their best case. howard: should that be the goal of a news organization in the debate? >> of course not. the goal should be to challenge them and try to make it interesting. the democrats who were debating have a huge charisma gap with donald trump. they're not interesting at all. they come across as either scolding or boring. i mean, bernie sanders has passed his sell by date, and elizabeth warren just knows how to wag her finger. it's not interesting. they're going to have a lot of trouble going toe to toe with trump because they can't keep up with his charisma. howard: kathy, i did think there were some interesting questions on the panel, but basically we lear

when kathy ju and patricia levy rented their green room apartment in hong kong suburb of 2 months the 2 roommates how did was a good deal price was reasonable and the building in good shape but now they wish they had never moved here come along they are my nose off an itch is in my skin feels itchy and dry i feel very uncomfortable and i have diarrhea that usually lasts for a few days. and he'd go to the toilet a few times every night i hold hold hold out come out not kathy things that it is a consequence of the g a guys don't moan has become one of the hot spots of hong kong's protests often clashes occur just believes the protestors says the code will be so much i'm going to get. you to that tense atmosphere in the city they do not want to show their face and ask us not to reveal their eone names or say they have not joined any protests since the peaceful marches in june but that does not save them from the fact. the mood is up then your when they fired tear gas i close all the windows in the doors but i can still smell it and feel uncomfortable the whole shebang. since june the pol

kathy park thank you so much. >>> now the capital a big honor for hometown heroes.e for the win. the wins baby shark be, the song and dance become the team's rallying cy. >>> festivals throughout mexico and in communities across the united states today marked the end of the dia de los muertos, day of the dead. >>> the three-day celebration with music, flowers be sugar skulls and lots of color. the mexican holiday is a chance to remember loved ones who died and effort to support their spiritual journey. up next keeping communities healthy. who is steppin ing >>> now eyes to the sky. satellites are going even more high-tech thanks to silicon valley. a very small version of them is making a big impact when it comes to what's happening here on earth. here is ken delaney. >> this is what a north korean missile test looks like from space. the image taken not by a billion-dollar government spy satellite but by one of these. the size of a loaf of bread launched by a silicon valley company changing how we see earth. planet labs operates the largest and least expensive fleet

kathy park on what you need to know to protect your family. >> reporter: tonight at least ten people in the six states have been infected with a serious strain of salmonella after eating ground beef. cdc reports the outbreak killed one person and sent eight to the hospital. numbers the health officials say are unusually high. >> multiple strains of salmonella and the one that appears to be linked to this outbreak is considered one of the more virulent ones, which means it's more likely to enter the blood stream which increases the risk, unfortunately, of dying from it. >> reporter: investigators have not singled in on a specific source or brand. patients were mostly men and between 48 and 74 years old. >> reporter: if you're somebody watching this tonight and you're over the age of 65 or young children at home or your immune system may be compromised, you might want to consider waiting until this outbreak is over before consuming ground beef. >> reporter: the cdc is not advising retailers to stop selling ground beef or consumers to stop eating it, but recommends refrigeration within

kathy, your turn. from the bright side. >> the bright side, kanye west is doing good. he is new album companies find himself in such a way he's helping other people find himself. over the weekend he went and joined a very famous pastor, and 17,000 people came out. some people came to a church for the first time in their lives and they felt great about kanye west finding religion and finding peace with religion. so, people were taking in kanye west. he wasn't canceled out at all, they were embracing of his religion. people who saw him felt good. he can't go wrong. he could do no wrong. >> mike: looking ahead to the week. do you have anything that you are holding onto, you are excited about going forward? >> i'm going to go home and to sleep. that's what i'm excited about and i think that we should all look forward to waking up every morning and thanking god for waking up every day. >> mike: amen. all right, kathy? >> i'm excited actually about downloading kanye west's new album, because i heard it's num

same for co-star kathy najimy. >> i heart about it onlinehe same time you did. >> "e.t." with kathy, bette star-sdded hulaween party ler's benefittinthe new york restoration project. michael douglas and his absolutely stunning wife catherine zeta-jones didn't disappoint and here's ping the sanderson sisters don't either and geback othose brooms. >> we wanna fly again. >> i hope we get to do it because she of course one of my favorite characters. >> tnk you, f that marvelous introduction. >> we actual talk abt it whenever we see each other. we laugh. we say, oh, wouldn't it be agree >> i can't wait to see the script. >>> and we all couldn't wait to see heidi klum's costume reveal at her 20th annual costume party. >> you are so in character and i >> it's probably my armpits. i'sorry. >> the event was halloweenq for lots of celebs, cluding mary kate and ashley olsen. >> wait, that's actually nei patrick harris and his husband david burtka dressed as the famously goth chic twins. you got it dudes. sewhere janelle monae creeped us all out as a adlessride. her new movie "harrie

no sufriÓ cortadas, serÍa ubicada a 75 días en otra escuela y luego regresara a la preparatoria de kathyesonar la niÑa. a lo mejor no va reaccionar de una buena forma, pero no sabemos. >> no nos quedamos callados porque yo no me iba a quedar con isa. porque yo no merecÍa esto. >> ademÁs michelle nos retÓ que las autoridades escolares bien con recomendado mantener en grupo la escuela para evitar confrontaciÓn con amigos de la estudiante atacante. ilia: cuatro funcionarios de la casa blanca desafiaron hoy citaciones del congreso y no acudieron a testificar en la investigaciÓn para un juicio polÍtico al presidente trump. los demÓcratas pusieron transcripciones de declaraciones. bahriye baÑo vic dijo que se habÍa sentido amenazada por cuando Éste le dijo a su colega ucraniano que a ella le sucederÍan ciertas cosas. el diplomÁtico michael dijo que habrÍa presionado el departamento de estado para que apoyara. jorge: una corte de una mayor deseo que las declaraciones de impuestos del presidente trump pueden entregarse investigadores privados del estado. tras quiere bloquear una investigaciÓn qu

lester >> kathy park, thank you >>> after all that, now the deep freeze 53 million people at risk. al roker, what's in store for this weekend >> lester, we're looking at some really cold temperatures stretching from the south, from 16 states all the way into the northeast. 53 million people under freeze warnings, frost advisories, we could see problems with plants out there. saturday morning temperatures, anywhere right within a degree or two of freezing, it's going to be a chilly one saturday jet stream to the south and temperatures anywhere from 5 to 20 degrees below average on saturday warming up just a little bit on sunday and we don't see finallyle o the next week. so bundle up and just hold on until then, lester. >> all right al, thk >>> there is breaking news this evening in the race for president, a big name is dropping out peter alexander here, what can you tell us? >> beto o'rourke late tonight announcing he's ending the white house bid. this is a former texas congressman considered a front runner making the big splash when he entered the race with "vanity fair" even feat

kathy park reports >> reporter: keanon lowe showed us the power of compassion after disarming a troubled student who brought a loaded shotgun to his oregon high school in may that day could have played out much differently. panicked students fled from class, and officials prepared for a possible mass shooting >> looks like there may beea yelling s >> reporter: now this coach, a hero to many, is opening up to espn about his split-second decision which defused a potentially deadly situation. >> i just acted. i just went -- i just moved forward. >> reporter: lowe now sharing new details about the gunman's vulnerability. >> then the kid starts to break down. i didn't want to hurt anybody, i didn't want to hurt anybody. he goes on to say "nobody cares about me," and i told him i care about him i think he needed a hug more than he needed to be tackled to the ground. >> reporter: officials say 19-year-old angel granados-diaz was having a mental health crisis and was later sentenced to seek treatment. >> i told him i was there for a reason i was there to save him. >> reporter: lowe says he was t

kathy park, nbc news >>> still ahead tonight -- britain's prince andrew breaking his silence. what he regrets about his friendship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. >>> also, miracle season teams bringing hope and healing to a town taken by fire. >>> we're back now with the skbloesive interview with prince andrew that just aired in the uk. for the first time he talks about his friendship with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and what he now says about the photo of him with an underage girl morg morgan chesky has details. >> i know that i made the wrong judgment >> reporter: tonight prince andrew admitting he made a mistake with his friendship with jeffrey epstein. but in a bbc interview the duke of york sticking to his story, saying he saw no evidence epstein committed sex crimes when he visited his home in 2010. >> there was footage about him being accompanied by young girls and you were staying at his house, catching up with friends? >> look, if there were, then i wasn't a party to any of that i never saw them >> reporter: that same trip the prince said he c

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nbc's kathy park has more on what you need to know to protect your family. >> reporter: at least tenin these six states have been infected with a serious strain of salmonella after eating ground beef. the cdc reports the outbreak killed one person and sent eight to the hospital. numbers that health officials say are unusually high >> there are multiple strains of salmonella and the one that appears to be linked to this outbreak is considered one of the more virulent ones, which means that it's more likely to enter the bloodstream, which increases the risk unfortunately of dying from it >> reporter: investigators haven't zeroed in on a single source or brand. but the majority of people who got sick reported eating ground beef bought from different stores patients were mostly men and between 48 and 74 years old. >> if you're somebody watching this tonight and you're over the age of 65 or young children at home or your immune system may be compromised, you might want to consider waiting until this outbreak is over before consuming ground beef. >> reporter: the cdc is not advising retail

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and kathy taylor, she lost her uncle and godfather john patrick king, an electrician's mate, third classhe uss grayback, a world war ii sub credited with sinking 14 enemy ships. it set out from pearl harbor in 1944 to patrol the seas south of japan, never to return again. >> i committed from the very beginning, from a little girl, that i was gonna find him or follow him or keep his memory alive to whatever i could do. >> reporter: we met kathy and gloria at the carnegie science center in pittsburgh. >> there's a book i read and it said, these ships are known only to god. but now we know where the grayback is. >> reporter: the grayback, you can even see the plaque intact after all these years, discovered south of okinawa. tim taylor and wife christine dennison discovered it with their team as part of their lost 52 project. these two explorers have now found 5 of the 52 lost u.s. subs during world war ii. >> with the technology that we're using, and the ability to cover large swaths of ground, we're looking at potential to find several more. >> that cutting edge technology includes submers

kathy in pennsylvania. kathy?>> boo-yah the. >> grocery outlets, when they went public in june close to $28 i waited and didn't buy. but when it hit $47 in august, i was kicking myself i know it has a high pe, i thought that because bunch of the initial offering money was being used to buy property for more stores and investment in current stores >> but -- kathy, i've been watching this stock trade up for the last hour. i think it's terrific. i like grocery i like it before this quarter. i like it again. kirk in maryland kirk >> boo-yah >> wow >> boo-yah my boys love the animal toubuttn on your show give me a bill our bear. >> there you go. >> thank you >> all right go ahead hello? state street oh, my no, i want it on regular i like j.p. morgan call me old fashioned. i think jamie is doing a good job. dino in connecticut. >> big boo-yah to you, jim big boo-yah to our veterans, military men and women and especially my son that just got back from his deployment my question to you, jim, is involve group, buy, hold, s

. >> we have kathy weidner here from the san francisco international airport. >> kathy weidner with the san francisco international airport. the item before you seeks your approval for a modification to an existing contract with the faith group for project management support services for the airport security infrastructure program. the proposed amendment would increase the contract not to exceed amount by $3.2 million, to improve existing systems by upgrading into a singular access.adding camera systems throughout the terminals and airfield and providing network infrastructure system for future and limitations. the project management contract of the faith group is the result of a competitive request for proposals process in 2015. it has the scope of work for design and construction management, project controls, contract administration, cost estimating services and field inspections through the end of the project in december of 2021. the budget analyst office has reviewed the modification, recommends approval and i would be happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> colleagues

i think you said it right, kathy.there is a long history we have to work out bit by bit, piece by piece. i would like to ask you if you could tell us a little bit about where your lives have taken you since you left iran? shortecided that life is and fragile and i should be painting because that's my passion. that is what i have been doing for the last 35 years. i have exhibitions with local painters. i work with the school for the deaf. er where classes in nig they have little access to anything at all. sign't say anything in language, but i'm learning. >> on that and it, we will have a slight -- a slideshow of ms. stafford's work this evening. [applause] forkoob: i went to munich four years, back to australia, which was one of my aims when i went in. retired from the foreign service to do adjunct work for my alma mater. started at waverley college. surprise, surprise, teaching theater. that was my masters. howl in theater do you into doing work with the foreign service? you do a cultural exchange. i feel so strongly

>> candy or kathy? >> kathy, go ahead. >> halloween candy, i get it. it is on the mind.ow how anyone could disagree with him. he is calling out the call out culture and both sides are guilty of this. everyone says they are woke, everyone calling out everyone else and he's like a wise old man saying enough of this, let's focus on politics. he's just trying to be the wise old president obama and say politics has gotten so extreme, let's focus on what we need to do. democrats, let's get a democrat in the white house and gop, do what you got to do, stop calling out. rob: is it influences thing to see obama as the moderate voice of reason in the democrat party? >> it is. it is a role he has played in the past. a few years back we heard him giving a similar speech to graduating college student saying if you disagree don't stick your thumbs in your ears. this is predominantly on the left, this is the woke culture, the cancel culture, something that has taken root on the left because you have a lot of social justice warriors, banding together to silence people particularly on th

let's discuss with contributing editor kathy a route and video columnist stephanie hamel.this equates to is there was a regulation couldn't close catholic charity groups that have adoption agencies and they say we prefer to place children with people who share our catholic faith or believe in traditional marriage, not same-sex marriage and i talked to an attorney who said they never had a same-sex couple come to them but they are being sued over this was the trump administration says they are trying to help out on in front. >> they are moving forward with this and i have been tracking this for a while and talk about this quite a bit. the attack on religious freedom, seems there are so many attacks from the left on religious organizations when it comes to christian organizations and if you look at this i see it as charities have to choose between the religious views and beliefs, putting that before helping the needy and that is what this case, as you pointed out, this charity is being sued over something that is never even encountered. i think people shouldn't be discrimina

so kathy -- there we go. thank you.o a few things before i -- i begin into the slide deck, i just want to say first of all, i just personally am very grateful to the commission for all your support and all your input in this program. i think this is something that we as a department, as a city should be very proud of being innovators and pushing the envelope and providing some i think necessary aid for helping a lot of our citizens and visitors in san francisco here, so i'm very, very grateful. and then also, i understand that the commission has been receiving regular updates in their monthly packets recording e.m.s. 6 operations, and i know i've provided a few updates in the past about this program. i don't want to rehash that, i want to give a little bit different perspective. my plan is i'm going to give a brief overview of the program and then hand it over to my copresenters. we know you've been getting some data on the program. we're going to give you some other data. we're also going to provide you some depatienti

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, kathy how, assistant manager of infrastructure. we're asking for a staff recommendations -- for you to approve staff recommendation of a contract with cdm smith subject to board of supervisors approval. this is an old treatment plant. we're also building a substation as part of this project, and so cdm smith also has aecom has a major sub under this particular contract. >> any comments? to the public, any public comment? may i have a motion? >> i'll move it. >> second. >> all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. next item. >> clerk: and i will read items 10 and 11 together -- i'm sorry, items 11 and 12. item 11, authorize the general manager to authorize an installment sale agreement to secure a state resolving loan in an amount not to exceed $132 million with a principal for givenessme giveness amount not to exceed $48 million. [agenda item read]. >> good afternoon. richard morales, manager at the p.u.c. today, you're being asked to consider two separate items to provide low cost state revolving loan funding for the wastew

same for co-star kathy najimy. >> i heard about it online the same time you did. >> "e.t."ith kathy, bette and exclusively inside midler's star-studded hulaween party benefitting the new york restoration project. michael douglas and his absolutely stunning wife catherine zeta-jones didn't disappoint and hers hoping the sanderson sisters don't either and get back on those brooms. >> we wanna fly agn. >> i hope we get to do it because she is of course one of my favorite characters. >> thank you, for that marvelous introduction. >> we actually talk about it whenever we see each other. we laugh. we say, oh, wouldn't it agree great if -- can't wait to read the script. >>> now let's turn to the california wild fires, the aftermath had the stars on edge all week. >> john secena took to twitter with powerful support. >> my response would be to immediately donate half million dollars to this cause. >> you have such a big heart. >> deep down i think everybody is, we are just afraid to show it. >> "e.t." was on set of john cena's upcoming comedy "playing with fire." he told us he made

thank you kathy for your that lovely introduction. and thank you for your everything you do for the varna museum. thank you for your having me here at the barnum museum. and thank you for your everything that you and the people work with you have done to help me in writing this book. i also want to thank adrian st. pierre, and who really, just throughout the years i was working on the book. they offered me encouragement, lots of good information and home a lot with photographs in the book later on. i'm also really pleased to be able to tell you the great barnum scholar at this time or any time, arthur saxton is here in the front row here. [applause] arthur could have been forgiven for your not being fully welcome of someone running letter and said i would like to write a biography of barnum. he might've said, will i did that. [laughter] and did it free app not free app but very well. but another person was written very well about barnum, trust me when i was sitting out and said well, i say barnum is someone who deserves a new book eve

. >> my name is anne harvey and i support everything that kathy said. the paper she filed on behalf of the association. that being said, i was walking down the streets and the words of a supreme court justice came to mind, the question, do trees have standing? so i did a little research and i got the words of the case by supreme court justice william douglas and the see era club versus morton where he talks about environmental issues and pushed fourth that question do trees have rights? standings like it's part of the administrative procedure act. that's not an issue here but if you haven't read the pin it's a part of my submission that i put forward for this hearing. it's an environmental issue and i think the reason it came to mind was there were signs on the trees about each tree and there's also sometimes a developer actually post trees telling us what will happen. a notice of a hearing where i can walk around and find it on a tree. i've seen complaints filed on buildings. it's bizarre. that's the way we notify people stuff. go out and look for it a

editor kathy rew and "the daily caller" video columnist stephanie hamel.ve you both with us tonight. so what this essentially equates to is there was a regulation that said money couldn't flow too for instance catholic charity groups which have adoption agencies and they say we prefer to place our children who share our catholic faith or share in traditional marriage. i talked to an attorney who was involved with this and he said they've never had a same-sex couple come to them but they are being sued over this. the trump administration says they are trying to help out on that front. >> they are moving forward on this, and i talk about this quite a bit. it looks like there are so many attacks coming from the attacks on religious organizations especially christian organizations. and if you look at this, charity should not have to choose between their religious views and beliefs and putting that before helping the nida comic and needy. you pointed out, this charity is being sued over something that it never even encountered. so i do think that people shouldn

. >> kathy majette: a lot of people think that children th are born with these deformities are cursedne a life alone, that nobody wanted to be around you. >> norrie oelkers: and we had children coming in for screening with brown bags over their head. they're never allowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their heads. >> kathy majette: some children don't live,