jonathan: krishna?rishna: a lot of what was getting priced in in terms of not going to stop the visual has been priced out. therefore if the tips are rolling over and expectations are trending lower, from an optionality standpoint buying that option may not be such a bad thing. jonathan: let's talk about how this has been priced in to the treasury curve. something a little bit differently recently. flattener maybe a policy mistake. the balance sheet runoff is another form of policy. the fed is saying that's not an active formal policy. it is creating that -- president trump: a fantastic relationship with australia. -- you have done a fantastic job in a short period of time. we will be with australia and you all the way. >> thank you very much. >> we are friends. president trump: thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. [questions being shouted] >> thank you. a meeting between president trump and the us trillion prime minister, who has been -- the australian prime minister, to has been on the job f

fascinated by eastern spirituality the beatles soon embarked on their hari krishna trip. and in the musical hair and acid trip inevitably leads to people singing ari krishna there's no escaping. by the one nine hundred seventy s. orange was everywhere on face cream tubs in dishwashing liquid and soda pop. even eating at the cafeteria like here at the german publishing house was almost a psychedelic experience. she today it's hard to imagine enjoying your lunch with something like this hanging overhead. though it's decor by ground up on top and like these plastic chairs are now in design classics. then in one nine hundred seventy one the release of the film a clockwork orange pushed the limits even further and not just in terms of design. rights right. by the late one nine hundred seventy s. orange had been transformed into dog westerners seeking the meaning of life by the thousands to the point to us from india there grew rajneesh attracted followers with a mix of free love tantra and group therapy though eventually this collective insanity did come to an end. so too did

and it will be krishna modicuri who made that all possible, joined by maribel lopez and martin giles of m.i.t. technology review. i was amazed thi i'm sure most people have that experience, as well. how does it work? how did the machine know i had takent>> so let me answer that question first by telling you how it all started. this was about four years ago, when my wife and i had just moved back from south africa after a stint there and she -- we just had our baby boy and she asked me to go pick up a gallon of milk from the store. so i decided to stop by our local grocery store and i walked in and took one look at the counters and easily a five-minute wait. there was no way i was going to wait for one gallon of milk. so i went to a convenience store and picked up some non-organic milk that i was not very happy about. but it got me thinking. store had so many gallons of milk and here was a willing customer, but i couldn't pick that up because of that one bottleneck, the checkout line. so i did some research and found out that americanspend over a hundred hours a year -- >> oh, you're

their names are richardson and ferraro, wing and rosenberg, the augustino and smith, krishna, kozlowskiy will decide. with the power of the secret ballot, the future lies in everyone's hands. ♪ [applause] >> it seems a long way for many months to go discarded. the pledge we all made then is still true, and we are going to keep that pledge. and that is to have a government that will be of the people of california. partisanship ends as of today. [applause] >> the colors and the competition belong to october. and october is gone. >> i know that you must have been thrilled as we have been about the returns from throughout the country. [cheers and applause] >> remember, we had many good friends from the other party. [applause] >> it looks now by early daylight, mr. reagan has won this campaign. [booing] >> i don't like to say it either. but that's the situation. >> remember what we learned, how foolish it has been to have been separated by labels. >> tonight, i have not made a prepared statement of any kind other than the fact that bernice and i are deeply grateful for the people of californ

>> i agree with krishna.en what james just said, it sounds like the fed is positioning itself to perhaps pause after december hike. december hike looks like it's baked in the cake. chairman powell left himself plenty a room to go up a bit or quite a bit further. it's always a mistake to view the fed as having made a decision about a sequence or path of rate hikes or easings. they will make a decision data dependently meeting by meeting, but at this point it does look like they are setting themselves up to pause for a little while and look around. >> yeah, but we're still expecting a rate increase in december, though, right, bill? is that one data dependent or not? >> well, you know, they very rarely historically will deliver a surprise during a tightening cycle. they just don't want to rattle the markets. so at least the next upcoming meeting is generally pretty far, you know, telescoped pretty far in advance and in that sense i think december is baked in the cake. >> krishna, when we are looking at 2019 it s

says muhammad been set him on made the remarks in a phone call with white house advisers and shouted krishna and john bolton the court was made off to the right to disappear but before saudi arabia admitted killing him. fierce winds and rain this week have killed at least eighteen people in italy two of whom died when a tree fell on their car the storms have felt thousands of trees bitstrips on mountain sides of the tree cover in the dawn lights range emergency workers a scrambling to clear up partially blocked roads as thousands remain without electricity. russia's that image was in hosted talks with cuba's president miguel diaz colonel today and the two called on the united states to reconsider its intention to draw from a nuclear arms treaty cuba and the soviet union were cold war allies and putin says russia still feels solidarity with communist cuba. poland's leader says his country will likely pull out of the united nations' migration pact following similar statements from austria hungary and the us that at a joint meeting of german and polish leadership and the cabinets in warsaw up t

enter this region right now and local journalists are not free to report from there right here in krishna reporting thank you very much. you know washington we need to solve a lot more to tell you about including as everything goes digital more and more people are moving in the opposite direction and it is making a comeback and companies are pushing in on the vintage revival steve i know we'll have that for you coming right up. i'm not going to think that that well i guess sometimes i am but i'm standing up and went to them and then thanks to you consider german culture looking at the stereotype the question if you think the future of the country that i now know i'm right. yes you did see everything from his grammar. it's all that good ok next time a job join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. post earth the home for saving google india's tell stories of creative people and to kind of aid of projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global ideas the environment series of global three thousand on d w and online. at the. crucial midterm elect

for more let's bring in our correspondent andrea and krishna standing by in nigeria he just came back from cameroon and i'm trying to we have any more news about the possible whereabouts of these kidnapped children. at the moment unfortunately not so although according to the school for to use they have met the demands of the abductors to close down the schools we're still not sure where the kids an extensive search mission has started by the authorities on the list what we do know however is what actually happens in the night between sunday and monday a couple of men showed up at the school this is what some eyewitnesses some kids who managed to escape told us they managed to get access to one of the dormitories rounded up the people there the children the beds up some of them and before taking them to the bush they also tried to get access to more rooms to more dormitories where the boys and girls were hiding fortunately they did not manage that otherwise it was it would have been likely that more of the kids would have been missing by now and so the search now for those seventy nin

to enter this region right now and local journalists are not free to report from there right here krishna reporting thank you very much. you're watching video we need to solve a lot more to tell you about including as everything goes digits all the more and more people are moving in the opposite direction alec is making a comeback and companies are pushing in on the vintage robot stephen a we'll have that for you coming right up. i'm not nothing to do the job well i guess sometimes i am but i stand nothing which is that the germans think steven's or german culture of looking at the stereotype the cracks in years in the future of the country that i now know i'm right. here needed to be taken as grandma did you know it's cold out there you know i'm rachel join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. .

talking about all of that, we have the oppenheimer ceo krishna, explain yesterday and the day beforeat. >> well, the explanation for that is october. effectively we are baunsing back off of significant correction. i don't think the underlying fundamental trends have changed and i think the people who buy stocks back are back in the markets buying things and those are companies. >> buybacks at work. >> absolutely. there's a very seasonal trend to markets rallying this year we are off of earnings and people are buying stock from their own companies, things do well. >> david you are your note yesterday morning, early stations of a stagflationary environment. what the do you point to on that >> inflationary pressures are building mostly from the cost side. there's a variety in spending industries that are passing on these cost increases to consumers. we have accelerating wage growth so i'm not telling anybody we're going back to the 1970s wearing bell bottom jeans and listening to disco music so it won't be that pernicious stag place but the find that economic growth weakens into next ye

but that is not phase the trump administration at all the so-called peace plan drawn up by jared krishna it is believed is still it on the table is still being considered and it does appear from every indication we are receiving that it will be made public within coming weeks whether what is happening in gaza impacts on that that remains to be seen but the complete repudiation by the palestinian leadership has not stopped the trumpet ministration from going ahead with the whole process so not certain whether the events in gaza would have an impact on president trump's timetable for introducing all making public his new peace initiative as he would put it and of course we know that officials in the ministration not least the president's on in or jaric. very much in unison with the israeli government that positions are one in the same can we expect any involvement from the state department or indeed any individuals that are in defusing tensions should they continue to develop. well once again the same problem that supposes to the palestinian leadership in ramallah obviously applies to god

to enter this region right now and local journalists are not free to report from there right here krishna reporting thank you very much for people across india are preparing to celebrate deval or the festival of lights but in delhi it's turned into a time of protests or demonstrators are worried over dangerous air quality in india's capital current pollution levels measure more than thirty five times the world health organization's safe limit and the approach of de volley has brought more concern because traditionally people set off fireworks during this holiday which could dirty the air even more. in most indian homes this is what the valley the ferry. but the pollution spiking in the city of dead some are questioning the age old tradition. the last time the kentucky family celebrated the body of the car wasn't that he had a cold now the best of the season meet the end of outdoor activity where the cons heidi just the aussies and i she's better off going for. them other pub being dropped by a caucus on the run but now as a campaigner. she thinks it's time to change this is a festival of

saverin krishna capital lagos some people are managing to cash in on the crisis you can see them everywhere in lagos people relieving themselves outdoors in the open one of every four nigerians has no access to a proper toilet. it's been sued if you courts force what you do is you go to the. streets ourselves. by the way they release themselves this is to bring to those of us living here because out in the open everyone can see them the government should at least build a cover so we can see them. fight. it's very difficult for us we have to go to the river to some woman who inside the brackets and then poured into the river it's not good. twenty million people live in this overcrowded mega city bad hygiene and the lack of sufficient toilets and danger in people's health in the poorer districts ironically more people have access to mobile phones than toilets these kind of warnings can be found all over lagos yet many people are ignoring it because there's no alternatives but the lack of toilets is also an opportunity for some businesspeople. near a bus station jeremiah jerry installed some p

claim but on october the twelfth according to cia sources reported saudi crown prince asked jared krishna president tom son in law why the outrage was because saudi was a dangerous islamist this anger the turkish authorities and that is when the audio recordings started to be leaked. on october thirteenth eleven days after mr casady was killed the turkish newspaper subba published details of the killing it said they came from a recording from his i watch that was sync to his i phone held by his turkish fiance outside the consulate the i watched part is perhaps not correct but the newspaper said the recording was of the journalist being tortured and then murdered this is when the picture and the response started to change with such grim and irrefutable evidence it was difficult for this out and out culture of denial to continue and if you're over suspicious or cynical nature this is when you could believe that and agree narrative was beginning to take shape and an element of collusion was starting not just in saudi arabia on october the fifteenth president donald trump introduces the eleme

krishna is flawed. there is nothing ghastly about in the row minister.ame and has no role in the decision to cut 490 jobs from the bombarding aside in belfast. the canadian aircraft many factor and closed at 4000 people across northern ireland. richard harrington came to update mps on the latestjob losses. richard harrington came to update mps on the latest job losses. mr speaker, i recognise that this is unwelcome news for the elf asked workforce and their families. it is reg retta ble workforce and their families. it is regrettable that they faced further uncertainty at this time of year. pipe—bomb by the is a private company and the garment has no role in its commercial decisions. —— but bombardier. this announcement will bea bombardier. this announcement will be a devastating blow not just to be 490 families who will be directly affected by this in the run—up to christmas, but there are an estimated 20,000 indirectjobs throughout the uk supply chains and many of those families may also be affected by the company's decision. does loading operations ha

we've got manafort, wilbur ross, pruitt, brenda fitzgerald, krishna got half a billion in loans by using. the senate is run. wish if it's going to do is the smart thing. it's going to show the world what's been happening in the last two years in the house of representatives will turn into what it should be. a representation of what is wrong in washington will get it done and you'll see in the first six months i don't think they're going to impeach and i don't think lucy wants to. she got a phone call tonight of their reelection. she's a smart person here. >> give you an opportunity with a little more fitting language for fitting language for programmed to respond with my apologies to any reference i think it was chicken soup or something i don't want to say again. the go-ahead. >> i don't need another opportunity. as far as the policy goes, look, the house of representatives is unpopular for reason because they don't do the work of the people. they don't do it under republicans and there's certainly not going to do it under nancy pelosi. i continue to say she's terrible for democratic pa

. >> krishna from zippin, my guest on "press:here" after "meet the press." we'll talk about quantum computing, all kinds of smart talk. >> grab your cup of coffee and enjoy "press:here." for tonight, how about some wine? if you know wine at all, you know francis ford coppola's impact in wine country. now according to "the press democrat" he is making a go in marijuana. coppola winery group a pot farm county. t >>> new video, and kari, you might want to look away from this one right here, check this out. this is north carolina's iconic built more estate, just putting up its christmas tree there, this is a 35-foot 33-year-old fraser fir there. >> look how many workers it took. >> lift, lift. going through the door. >> i'm confused. why would i want to look away from this? >> may be the early sign of christmas. but you know, hey -- >> when do you put up your tree, kari hall? >> after thanksgiving, usually the day after. if it's a public display, they have to do more. ou change that light y.an bulb, can you do this? i got a lot of work around the house. nice.n t

news says jarrett krishna successfully had a fifteen billion dollars deal we categorized as being worthone hundred ten billion dollars after a presidential visit to riyadh in may of twenty seventeen order has not yet been fulfilled leading democrats say the investigative the from family links to saudi arabia. the u.s. secretaries of state and defense are to brief top level senator. on relations with saudi arabia on weapons day they're demanding answers about the murder of jamal khashoggi specifically the saudi crown prince is alleged involvement in the killing there's also a growing condemnation of riyadh's involvement in the war in yemen which has created a humanitarian crisis mike hanna with more now from washington senators have been demanding a briefing from the trumpet ministration on the murder of jamal khashoggi and now they've got the secretary of state and the secretary of defense will come to speak to them but a couple of unanswered questions will the briefing be in public will it be to the whole senate or just to the intelligence committee a third and very important question

enter this region right now and local journalists are not free to report from there right here in krishna reporting thank you very much germany france and the u.s. have renewed calls for china to close down detention camps activists say are holding someone million readers and other muslim minorities former detainees have described the camps as political indoctrination centers where muslims are forced to were now stare face and swear loyalty to the communist party beijing has rejected all accusations of mass internment calling the charges politically motivated. we are driving through cashcard and ancient away society on the silk road we are looking for a reeducation camp something the chinese government says does not exist but we find one. surveillance cameras a watch tower high walls and barbed wire we have to film undercover and constantly watch out for police a passer by tells us that people study here but reports say it's more like indoctrination satellite images show the site has an eight block complex of buildings and a sports field five thousand kilometers away near stuttgart german

. >> krishna from zippin, my guest on "press:here" after "meet the press" this sunday morning. i'm excited about this episode. we talk to him and artificial intelligence, this is really smart stuff and we hope we make it approachable so people will understand what it is that's going on and hear from the world's experts. >> it's amazing all the things that happen right here. >> right here in silicon valley. >> if i take my three kids with me to the store and i scan in, how does it keep track of -- >> everyone. >> if you go in with them and they take candy and go out, it will charge you. >> candy, gum. >> the group comes in together, gets charged together. >> like a little herd. thanks, scott. >>> if you know wine at all, you know francis ford coppola in wine country. according to "the press democrat" coppola is making a go in marijuana. cop low lawinery group linking up with a pot farm for a licensing deal. the coppola grower series will be available at select dispensaries. >> hmm. >>> new this morning, are crocs cool again? were they ever? >> yes, they were, and i'll tell you w

on october the twelfth according to cia sources they reported that saudi crown prince asked jared krishna president tom son in law why the outrage is because saudi was a dangerous islamist this anger the turkish authorities and that is when the audio recordings started to be leaked on october thirteenth eleven days after mr casady was killed the turkish newspaper subba published details of the killing it said they came from a recording from his i watch that was sync to his i phone held by his turkish fiance outside the consulate the i watched part is perhaps not correct but the newspaper said the recording was of the journalist being tortured and then murdered . this is when the picture and the response started to change with such grim and irrefutable evidence it was difficult for this out and out culture of denial to continue and if your over suspicious or cynical nature of this is when you could believe that and agree now it it was beginning to take shape and an element of collusion was starting not just in saudi arabia on october the fifteenth president donald trump introduces the elem

predominantly francophone central government since one thousand nine hundred eighty two five west african krishna houses more. ok. tell us about these latest clashes. well as you have said the clashes intensified once again the army claims to have killed thirty separatist separatist on the other hand claim that they have killed thirteen soldiers and only two of their it's got killed but there's a lot of propaganda going on in this region this is very difficult to dependently verify this information what we know for sure is that thousands of people has fled to villages in the region in the past days more than one hundred three each the capital yeah wounded today which is quite far away and they said that they were under threat from both sides of the military and the separatists and this is also what i observe and experience when i was in the region last month and i know that you you measure easily with members of camera cameras separatist movement one of they've been telling you. well it's not a. group it is basically ten different separatist groups that are active in this region and on our roads

male traditions of networks continue to be the issue all right our chief political editor michaud krishna thank you very much. now our time to go to get ahead with business and the showdown between the e.u. and italy get hot is continuing to me and that's where the hugo the euro is hovering around seventeen months lows against the dollar investors are nervous at the uncertainty of the italian budget the currency was pinned under one dollar teen on monday down over half a percent from friday's close markets are braced for a roller coaster week as the start of between roman brussels over into this fiscal plan for next year comes to a head the european commission rejected the plan last month's warning of the government in rome to drastically reduce its budget deficit target is the already has the second highest in the euro zone in relation to g.d.p. the commission gave role model tuesday to present a new budget or face disciplinary disciplinary steps the italian government insists any concession would betray tell you vote amount to political suicide. meanwhile italy's five because lenders ar

the actual case involved hare krishna's handing out literature and soliciting funds in one of the new york airports. co-clerks said people when they travel through airports, they are in a hurry and distressed. my grandmother does not want to be bothered by these people. they are annoying. justice kennedy got a twinkle in point ofnd he said the the first amendment is to annoy people. [laughter] inhink that played a role his jurisprudence. spend a fair amount of time on the citizens united because if we look back from a historical perspective, citizen -- citizens united would be one of the defining historical cases for justice kennedy and of this time. role, ie get into his think it is a misunderstood case in the sense that, i assume both of you agree that the narrow result was correct. let's go through it a little bit. they had to rule the way they did. >> i think that is right. united was an organization self organized as a corporation they got contributions from business corporations. they were distributing videos from the right. them was a long criticism who wasry clinton running fo

would appear to confirm anyway that my would been solomon had made a phone call to john bolton jarred krishna when he accused me of all of these things and the saudis denied at the time that they were bad mouth things jamal khashoggi since it's insist daf but that would seem to suggest that was an argument being made at least by someone as part of all this narrative but in the end you know just very almost explanation that in the end america will go with the economic and jew strategic interest as donald trump sees them and is not going to act against my wooden selman. and what's the reaction been to that. it's interesting i mean clearly iran we've actually heard from the iranian foreign minister other withering critique from from him and clearly a big part of this argument is we have to confront iran and that trumps anything or that is more important than any any anything about democracy any evidence we might have referring to jamal khashoggi zarif the iranian foreign minister mr trump bizarrely devotes the first paragraph of his shameful statement on saudi atrocities to accuse iran of every

on october the twelfth according to cia sources they reported that saudi crown prince asked jerrod krishna president trump son in law why the outrage because saudi was a dangerous islamist this anger the turkish authorities and that is when the audio recordings started to be leaked. on october thirteenth eleven days after mr casady was killed the turkish newspaper subba published details of the killing it said they came from a recording from his i watch that was sync to his i phone held by his turkish fiance outside the consulate the i watched part is perhaps not correct but the newspaper said the recording was of the journalist being tortured and then murdered this is when the picture and the response started to change with such a grim and irrefutable evidence it was difficult for this out and out culture of denial to continue and if you're over suspicious or cynical nature this is when you could believe that and agree narrative was beginning to take shape and an element of collusion was starting not just in saudi arabia on october the fifteenth president donald trump introduces the eleme

news which is krishna successfully had a fifteen billion dollars deal recategorized as a one hundred ten billion dollars deal after trying visited riyadh these pictures of course from may of twenty seventeen the old has not yet been fulfilled we should say leading democrats say they will investigate the trump family's links to saudi arabia if we go to the white house is kimberly halkett white house correspondent what more can you tell us about these revelations kimberly. well this revelation certainly start to explain the difference between the president's numbers that he's been citing and those numbers that we saw in a recent center for international policy study the president talking about the value of those deals saying the need to preserve the u.s. saudi relationship because of one hundred ten billion in weapons sales to saudi arabia from u.s. companies well the policy study had it fourteen point five billion here's now we know why these numbers are so vastly different because they're inflated centrally what the reporting is coming out of the united states is that shared donald t

i was brought up also a hare krishna, ajehovah's witness, a christian... what are you now?ampax being abolished if we leave the eu. is there a tax? there is a tax, isn't there? yeah. vat. that's it. so you think in parliament we could do something about that? well, i know that if we come out of the eu, we can do something about that. yeah, so, um... are you nervous? not more than usual. 0k! large, ebullient, forceful young women always frighten me so... ebullient? as long as it doesn't mean i'm fat, that is fine. no, it doesn't mean you're fat. i'm onlyjoking! it means that you're assertive. oh, thanks. i've lived on the edge for many, many years, i've had to be assertive. i left home at 15, so i was homeless. just all of this stuff, and i didn't want to be a statistic, i didn't want to be on benefits, struggling, so what i'm trying to say is, throughout my 20s and 30s, i didn't give politics any thought, really, i was too busy trying to better myself, but now, as i've got older, i'm starting to pay more attention, and starting to understand it a little bit more. so you are

krishna guahar write there is may be a hint of policy optionality here though this is very differentchange of tacks. there are brexit concerns, the downdraft in stocks and they reduced the chances of rate hikes not so much this year but next year. december trading at a probability of a rate hike, 76%. that's down from where it was. still a pretty good percentage there banking on that rate hike, and next year may it shows 49%, that that had been a march hike of above 50% so that's been pushed forward and down and now we can't even get to 50% or everyone 40% for that second rate hike next year. we'll hopefully get some clarity on the outlook for fed policy this year and next when we sit down with the fed vice chair at 8:30 tomorrow on "squawk box." back to you, carl. >> i got you there. >> somebody had to make the joke. >> it will be made again i'm guessing let's get other to jackie with inventory numbers in the energy space. >> good morning, michael waiting for that number, you can see natural gas prices are trading at 4:27. this is decline of 11% it's been an interesting week or so f

. >> thank you krishna memani of oppenheimer funds. you've got a lot of money, right? 240?ou got a lot in zero risk, right? >> yeah. >> darrell cronk from wells fargo. as can you see from your little -- can you bring me one of those >> i'll bring it next time you got to wear it, though >>> we're following a developing story out of germany, deutsche bank's headquarters in frankfurt raided and searched. and joining us from outside of deutsche bank headquarters what can you tell us >> reporter: actually, the raid was triggered by the so-called offshore leaks in which apparently two employees were thought in active in funneling funds into an offshore haven jurisdiction and those funds reportedly or allegedly came from criminal activities and that's why we have the massive raids here at deutsche bank headquarters and five other offices in that region where are loads of police cars in front of budeutsche bank. right now, deutsche bank is saying they'll cooperate, of course, with the authorities and they'll update us when we get new information in how the investigation is unfoldin

maria: joining us right now is oppenheimer funds chief investment officer, krishna mammi. slowdown on the horizon. >> i think the economy today is doing reasonably well. we're probably going to end up somewhere north of 3% for the year. i think the slowdown is already unfolding. so by the middle of next year, we are talking about getting back to close to 2% rather than 3% that we have seen in 2018. maria: do you think the slowdown is based on higher interest rates? the fed left interest rates unchanged yesterday but it looks like we're going to see a rate hike in the month of december. is that what's slowing things down or something else? >> that certainly is slowing things down a tad. i think part of it is because the capital spending cycle that we expected, the capital spending boost never materialized. so for the economy to get to a higher level, we need higher level of productivity. and productivity is improving but not to the level that we need it to be. maria: we talked about this a lot, dagen. the cap ex, when the president rolled back and the congress rolled back a