we are urging you not to extend on kearney and geary. that's it. thank you very much. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you, mr. rinosa, next speaker, please. so, mary ellen. >> i'm here to speak for a bus stop right in front of st. mary's cathedral. i think that's a very good place for a bus stop especially for seniors who live in the area and people who want to take the bus to church every sunday or everyday for -- i would like you to put a bus stop there, thank you. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> clerk: merle easton, allison jacks, cheryl york. >> hello, board members. thank you very much. i am a member of the unitarian church at franklin and geary and i am asking you to keep the starr king stop in place. i am in favor of the staff report. and i wanted to say that i have been taking this bus for oh, probably 20 years. i have stopped at that stop at least twice a week in that period of time and i have not encountered any particular problems there and feel perfectly safe doing so. the unitarian church is a very busy center. we have homeless shelter, montessor

coming up, mark kearney speaks out after the bank of england raises interest rates in what may be a final-brexit push. this is bloomberg. ♪ out of those potential outcomes, they would be consistent with the rate set current levels, if not higher. there could be certain circumstances where it would make sense to adjust all say. we all know what those circumstances are. the fec at that point will take them into account. francine: why would it not automatically be a rate cut? >> certain circumstances, like what happened post-referendum, where the balance of what happened to the future supply of the economy demand, which was more of a business hit than a consumer hit and the exchange rate, the culmination of those things made sense for us to extend the horizon in which we brought inflation back to target, support the economy, fast-forward two years to today, but it does look like the right call. we have inflation coming back to target. we have record employment growth, real wages starting to grow. we are in a better position. there are circumstances where the balance of those three factors wo

i'm joined now by tim kearney, the commentary editor at the "washington examiner," somebody everybodyter as well. he went to mass yesterday, tell us what happened. >> i actually did not think that he would be presiding. it normally would be the archbishop, yesterday was a holy day of obligation for the assumption of mary. and the new mass in the past when i've gone to those, it has been the archbishop, but i thought that the day after his name appeared in this grand jury report that he was sort of take the day off, and instead he gave this little statement before hand. what was absent from the statement was any expression of apology. any expression that what he has done after cardinal mccarrick, his predecessor has come out to be involved with roping seminarians, basically in activity, and that his name for either neglecting or at worst covering up for abusers in the pittsburgh archdiocese, you would think that he would do something to act as if he was somehow trying to keep his flock safe, but he did not look like that sort of person. he just basically said, well, we need to pray for

shortly will be the s6 50m freestyle which will see ellie robinson, maisie summers—newton and tully kearneye against some of the ukrainian athlete. there will also be the 514100 metres breaststroke for women which will see debutant louise villas, who has done the fastest time in europe in that event for such ill be favourite for gold but there will be tough competition from her team—mate. lots to look forward to the first day of action in dublin. kate will keep you posted. other news in brief for you. andy murray is back in action today in cincinatti. murray, who recently pulled out of the masters event in canada, made the quarter—finals at the washington open before withdrawing. but refreshed he plays world number 18 luca pouille in the first round in the cincinnati open. he has lost the first set 6—1 and is 2-0 he has lost the first set 6—1 and is 2—0 up in the second. alistair and jonny brownlee have been included in the british squad for the world triathlon grand final on the gold coast next month despite their poor 2018 so far. the brothers have missed out on the major medals this year

. >> andi kearney, melania trump went to the border and met with and visited with people trying to help some of these children. so this is an occasion where ivanka trump did a lot less. i guess what doesn't add up is the low point for something she was a part of, she works there. she has the most senior rank in the white house, on the white house staff there's nobody higher than an assistant to the president. she is either a totally impotent, ineffectual assistant to the president who suffered a low point i guess by watching what her father did that she had no ability to influence or she feels bad -- i just don't understand what she's trying to say. >> it's the same problem with ivanka and the family members serving as senior officials that has been plaguing her since day one when she joined the information. either she's an ineffectual adviser who has no power to influence her father, or she's, you know, doing pr and damage control for herself when she says now that she's vehement my opposed because, as you said, she didn't actually visit the southern border as melania trump did. neithe

. >> reporter: when linda kearney looks out at what happened around her autobody shop on fair>>unt avenue. t's scary. stop.ot to someone has to be in >>control. eporter: threatening fines for dumping there's dumping, couches, trash, construction material and worst of all cmes. ith license plates and some without. >> i would like it to be sane clean looking, you know. you don't want to live in a ju-yard, and that's what it looks like. >> reporter: today after a "washington post" ale on the issue the department of inspections without questions and taking notes, linda has said shs seen this before. >> we've had several ynversations over the last five, sixrs. they come in and say oh, this group is going to do this. this group is doing to do that. it happens for a day or week maybe and then all of a sudden they are gone. >> reporter: really tried to be a technology basis to ore proactive. >> the director of the county's department of environment say they have a new program that identifies hidden hot pots and hidden cameras when nature. >> we're able to launch an investigatio and work with the

departure talks continue bank of england chief kearney has warned that and no deal breaks it in march it would shock the nation's banking system. shares in siemens a slumping this hour a mixed bag of corporate results today lower profits for its third quarter but sharply higher orders still worlds going to businesses and workers worried a vague plans to streamline germany's biggest industrial conglomerate it wants to focus on energy industrial digitization and infrastructure company wants each division to act or totem as they with less involvement from headquarters it's not clear how the plans will affect the three hundred eighty thousand employees worldwide siemens hopes to improve sales and earnings by two percent annually. back to terry at an uncertain future for some syrian refugees that's right so very much so ben lebanon is stepping up pressure on syrian refugees to return home some one point five million syrian refugees are currently in lebanon and officials there ever piddly said that's putting the country under strain hundreds of refugees have returned to syria in the past fe

. >> a possible sighting took place in kearney, missouri.ng in the case. the reward for her safe return is up to $30,000. >>> and officials outside of denver are investigating after a home invasion ended with police killing the homeowner. >> and the man's family is calling him a hero and demanding answers, and police say there's more to the story. here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: chad hiyashi awoke to a nightmare. >> i opened my bedroom door and there was a woman there saying my son is on drugs and he has your baby. >> reporter: strangers barge into his home. >> i shot into the bathroom to find this naked guy soaking wet holding like on his back with his feet out of the tub, choking my son, biting his left ear. >> reporter: that's when his father gary black opens fire and kills the intruder. but seconds later, the 73-year-old decorated vietnam vet is mistakenly shot and killed by aurora police. >> he lived a hero, he died a hero. i would be dead, my son would be dead, my mom, my daughter. we'd all be dead if it wasn't for him. >> reporte

i'm still finding great valuations in small caps like designer shoe warehouse, kearney financial. they are buying back 10% of their shares outstanding i don't think that's an overpriced, overexcessive market that you want to be significantly derisking. >> makes sense thank you gentlemen for joining us >>> so is elon musk trying have his cake and eat it too benefiting from the access to capital from being a public company provides but complaining about the short serls and conference calls that come along with it. is tesla better off as a private company and how will musk pull off which could be the biggest leverage buy out in history. some answers next on "power lunch" you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is your insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. libert

kearney addressed when he raised rates seem to be moving in counter intuitive directors as the poundlects. courtney, back to you. >> thank you very much, rick >>> could trade tensions with china have an impact on u.s. real estate? up next, we'll look at the hot seattle market, which what happens there if chinese buyers stop buying. that's coming up on "power lunch. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than a dollar a day. his secret? selectquote. in just minutes, a selectquote agent will comparison shop nearly a dozen highly-rated life insurance companies, and give you a choice of your five best rates. duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >> welcome back to "power lunch. seattle hasone of the hottest housing markets inamerica, but one outside force may start throwing a little bit of cold water on the scorching hot demand there that would

kearney and the bank of england.uctural shift away from the currency for the market. tom: can you make a forecast for europe? do you have a confidence on the vector of the bond market in europe? or is it tough to make a call? >> you said it. you have german bonds that are 40 basis points for 10-years. you have great bonds up 4% -- greek bonds up 4%. all of this is sovereign credit. this all has sovereign credit risk. when you look at the yield on a eurozone government bond, you are not just looking at ecb policy rate, but the probability of fiscal union or not at some point in the future. that is why with italy the yield can easily gap 50 basis points up or down based on the news flow of the next couple of months. mix does the political within italy allow you to forecast such a gap jump higher in yields? >> i think it does. you have the data points to do it. during may, we saw the expectation that the new italian government may want to see some sort of new debt moratorium, and the yields looked up from -20 to plus 23

confirm they are investigating a reported possible sighting of mollie tibbetts at a truck stop in kearney, missouri, 230 miles away from where she was last seen jogging in brooklyn, iowa, over two weeks ago. the sighting was reported on july 26th, eight days after her disappearance. but authorities have not found any surveillance video to confirm the report. >> we are not giving up on any possible leads and hope that we can find mollie tibbetts soon. >> reporter: meanwhile, tibbetts' boyfriend, dalton jack, who she was living with for the summer, speaking out to fox news about the investigation, which now has over 200 leads. >> don't want to go racking through my brain thinking of what happened, what happened, what happened? just driving myself insane because i know everybody else around is. >> reporter: tibbetts reported missing after she didn't show up for work in brooklyn, iowa, where she was spending the summer living with jack who is not considered a suspect. jack telling fox news the couple didn't normally lock their doors but he does lock it now every night. he was working a cstruc

governor kearney today with francine. tariffs is front and center.son posen of the peterson institute with an exceptionally important foreign affairs article published days ago. terry haines wired into the policy future of wall street. pratt froms chris the gateway of the ozarks. this is a fabulous reality of tariffs. malek for the largest manufacturer in the united states. we are on the brink of extinction. in twoders dropped 70% weeks and our work for strength from 500 employees to 370. our competitors pay no tariffs on their finished nails. after the briggs & stratton plant midcontinent is the largest employer in the gateway to the ozarks. time is running out. ofbring in kevin cirilli washington right now. op-edrepublican has that tattooed to their brain. why doesn't the president? >> what's interesting is yesterday i interviewed a republican senator, rob portman of ohio, who said they have concerns about how the president is negotiating on these trade deals. president for his part has not heard those concerns because he's looking at the polling a

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