these high levered triple b's have actually found religion to some extent, and they are the levering- delevering to some extent. i would say on average we are still cautious in that space. you don't always have to lever up by increasing debt. when you have a flat earnings growth picture right now, which you do, expected to be zero this year, that means half of the companies will make money, alf will lose money. if you have a lot of debt and your ebitda is going down, that is a problem. jonathan: if i asked someone their baseline, recovery or possession. pimco said to me earlier this week it is a lower conviction view. i think recovery. with that in mind, you face the fundamental question -- i want to be in the market, i want to be prepared for the worst and present for the best. what do i do? michael: you own high-quality bonds. fixed income has value, especially in the u.s. i think there's a lot of spread in high-quality bonds, senior debt of banks, subordinated debt, even preferred debt of the banks. these have really big spreads relative to treasuries. i think those will continue

slow growth is bad for highly levered credits. is going to be a really challenging environment for a lot of companies. 1% is a militant lower than our base case. we think about 1.8. the trend line is concerning. the bond mind is telling you that there are potentially challenges ahead. not a baseline of recession but certainly a slowdown. jonathan: we are always focused to the shargh closest to the boat. this week, it has been volatile politics in d.c. what we have not been talking about are the terrible pmi's in europe. germany confidence numbers were ugly. consumer spending in america was slightly disappointing. altogether, is this still end up appetite out there for duration at these yield levels, with the fundamentals to underpin that, too? >> slowing growth is the fuel for lower growth. there has been some pretty the u.s.,results in especially in the consumer and services sector. the u.s. feels like we are going or just below, 2 but it is hard to see a sharp slowdown in the u.s. i think we can bolster the rest of the world. if

slow growth is bad for highly levered credits. inhave had a big relveevering corporate america, and 1% growth is going to be a really challenging environment for a lot of companies. george: 1% is a little bit lower than our base case. our base case is high ones, 1.7, 1.8. the trend line is concerning. the bond mind is telling you that there are potentially challenges ahead. not a baseline of recession, but certainly a slowdown. jonathan: we are always focused to the sharks closest to the boat. this week, it has been volatile politics in d.c. it is interesting that what has hardly been spoken about is terrible pmi's in europe. we looked at them for five minutes, we moved on. germany confidence numbers were ugly. consumer spending in america was slightly disappointing. put that altogether, is there still enough appetite out there for duration at these yield levels, with the fundamentals to underpin that, too? >> slowing growth is the fuel for lower yields. we look at the other side of the data, and there have been pretty resilient r

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houston people whose elections depend on getting moderate republicans from pro- trade to pull the lever again and once she starts hearing from them it will get on the floor. steve: is a very personal thing and this is probably reason why they like it because the president is delivering his promises. i will improve it and methodically goes through his promises improved and here it is. that's what they don't want. >> but this is what the american people do want. when you look at the economy numbers for august and look at the .7% on employment that is the 18th straight month that we have been under 4%. you do this so it picks up ad trade with canada and helps with the auto manufacturing situation and it gives you more activity and wages will continue to increase. that is a good thing for american families and right now what they want is to be able to say we will have a bigger paycheck last year than we did or next year than we did last year and they want to see that economic growth be what we will keep following it because it's important. coming up, you won't want to miss our surprised ves

a0 yea rs later i can't pull the lever on this. but stay towards the centre and keep distance on side and keep the establishment onside position. —— keep business onside. so it is interesting, to personality splits along these lines. as tony says, it could be illegal. but it puts a big flag on the sand and says, we know everything that is going on and we remain committed to oui’ going on and we remain committed to our ideology. in a similarfashion it is likely equal opposite of boris, saying do or die on october 31. this is labour reminding us what they want to be about.” 31. this is labour reminding us what they want to be about. i would ask mps, how many people have raised this with you on the doorstep. how many voters have said, we need to abolish eaton. it is also problematic for labour mps like diane abbott, who chose to send their children to private schools. she has got to square the circle. she has got to square the circle. she has got to square the circle. she has to answer for this, despite her own choices. you could rati

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without that lever, demand is still very limited. 1% of the market has a plug in it right now. lever, it will be harder to potentially offer a wide variety of models. taylor: how does california respond? ryan: in court. it is a pretty safe bet california is going to challenge this in a very strong way. they will probably be backed up by environmental ngo's and other interested parties. it will take potentially a few years to resolve and part of the reason the administration has this attack onte california's regulatory authority from the overall proposal to keys federal emissions and emissions he standards is the likelihood -- federal -- to ease emissions and efficiency standards is the likelihood trump still be in office. what they don't want is the question to still be lingering in the courts in the event a democrat wins in 2020. taylor: the fight continues. thank you for joining me. bill gates has invested billions in clean energy and to tackle climate change, but his latest strategy is not to try to prevent it. gates wants to help

it is often a lever. it's a lever for different things. lever for a security issue with an adversary of america's. >> that's right. exactly. that's one of the reasons why it's so critical that aid is so important because you're not just talking about a balance of power between the united states and russia, you're talking about propping up a government. you're talking about democracy. you're talking about supporting economy, about getting a nation state working again. >> right. >> the argument about corruption is not one i buy just yet when it comes to ukraine because we give aid to a lot of countries that are corrupt. >> correct. that has not been a priority of this administration. >> right. no. and that -- no. it's -- i would divide int into two. one hand through magnitsky sanctions, they targeted corrupt actors i don't think the obama administration would have. that's a digfferent baby. giving aid to corrupt countries, the united states has done that for years. it's tied -- either aid in kind or tied to certain deliverens a and outcomes.

>> well, you use all the levers of power and consequence that you have.st, let's look at the international organization that was created after world war ii, general agreement on tariffs and trade. general agreement on tariffs and trade which is now the wto. they've been totally dismissed in this process. first of all, we should start there, using our alliances, our relationships. in asia, in the pacific. one of the big mistakes i think president trump made that put us partly in this problem is when he pulled out of the trans-pacific partnership, the tpp. that was a huge advantage for the united states with those asian-pacific powers. then tariffs are a part of it. i mean, yes, you can use tariffs, but not just using tariffs only to threaten and then that drives the chinese into a response where they're going to respond and here we go. gerry: let me just quickly show you the president's been talking this week, he was addressing some remarks made by senator toomey of pennsylvania. i think we can pull up the remarks. senator toomey criticized the president i

authorities said the shootings unfolded in the west texas cities of odessa and midland on saturday levering a trail of victims. >> we have at least 21 victims. 21 shooting victims. at least five deceased. >> reporter: the gunman was killedatsh thliat a movie theater. police say the attacks began with the traffic stop on a highway and the driver shot at an officer. the suspect stole a postal truck and began firing randomly. >> an exchange of gunfire happened and that subject is deceased at that location. this was a joint effort by a multitude of departments to find this animal and bring him to justice. >> reporter: a bystander caught on video the moments before the suspect was killed. >> oh god, they are shooting right there. oh, he hit the barrier. get down, get down. >> get down! >> standstill. he is shooting them. oh, he killed him. >> reporter: cbs affiliate kosa was on the air broadcasting when they were forced to evacuate during the frantic church for the gunman. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, democratic presidential candidates are responding to the mass shooting. >>>

but i also look at the mentor lever the metaphysical lever do i feel a connection there. man i can to you was the head of the german midwives association when she was in charge what the nazis called and worth the life had to be reported a little before. that man that children born with disabilities had to be killed. off and these are processes my great grandmother was responsible for. that is so cruel that you get goosebumps. even now. leo conti you must not country some innocence grand uncle as the gnat is subduct sure he took part in human experiments knysna learned about her and just this past when she was 14 but she only began looking into trees simply when right wing populist ideas started gaining ground in germany like many families nissen's mostly kept silent about the past. and i feel a very big in the resistance talking about it. i feel this has a lot to do with family loyalty that you don't want to be considered as someone who runs down her own family this isn't this part of a group led by peter began event which brings together descendants of nancy offenders an

. >>> a 389-year-old man is accused of levering a loaded assault weapon inside bloomingdale's in san francisco. ivan of oakland left the gun blind about 2:11:30 saturday morning after shopping at the store. police found him in a parking garage. he was charged with position of a loaded assault weapon with a 30-round magazine. >>> time is 6:06. two suspects recovered in a san matteo hospital after a weekend police shooting. san matteo police officers say they saw a stolen car saturday night in a parking lot of hillsdale shopping center. the suspects took off after seeing police who quickly hit a dead end. one officer opened fire when police say the suspects drove their car right at the police. that shooting is under investigation. >>> well, in washington, house democrats this week plan to start impeachment hearings and start taking depositions as part of their impeach. proceedings against president trump. democratic leaders told the house committees to move quickly after revelation alligators the president asked the ukraine yan president to investigate the democratic challenger joe bid

to be fair, the ta riffs other levers.st were a lot less than the original threat from the us and the threat from the us is more will be put on chinese goods towards the end of december. this giving the us consumer time to buy all these things and time for thanksgiving, for christmas, without tariffs. actually, it is the us consumer that will fill it now. it is the us consumer. us farmers are taking a real hit right now. president trump needs to combat his —— balance his aggressive stance towards china and go back to his constituents with an a nswer go back to his constituents with an answer as he faces re—election next year. is so much to discuss and financial markets are very focused on that story. stay with us on the briefing. why science needs women. a nobel prize—winner hopes to inspire a generation and close the gender gap. she received a nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was "a wonderful example of how to help people in nee

he said if you break the law, i will pardon you, and you're seeing a president that will use every lever of government, and feels complete i unconstrained by rules and law. if you think -- you know we still have over a year to go until the election. it is a very, very dangerous time and there is no oversight that can fix it, no judicial means to stop him. the only way is through impeachment, and this puts the onus in front of the house of representatives. >> and they say that he can't be investigated. it is generally not what happens in the united states. matt miller, thank you, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we're warming up the poof machine, the 2020 democratic field just got smaller. that's next. go home. (woman) banjo! sorry, it won't happen again. come on, let's go home. after 10 years, we've covered a lot of miles. good thing i got a subaru. (man) looks like you got out again, huh, banjo. (avo) love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. dimitri's on it. eating right? on it! getting those steps in? on it! dimitri thinks he's doing all he can to manage h

why kelly's lawyer says the singer should be able to lever jail as he awaits trial in chicago. we're learning more about the victims other ever a deadly vote fire this week in southern california. how an ohs bay community is mourning the loss of two of their own. >>> officials have called off. 33 people were asleep when the boat caught fire. 33 bodies have been recovered. one person is still missing. the majority of the victims for northern california. scott chan, a teacher on a dive trip along with 26-year-old daughter, kendra doctor. ktvureports in freemont where grief counselors are on campus. >> >> the wife of scott chen says he and their daughter, kendra were on that boat. she is mourning their loss as are the students and staff of american high school here in freemont. i ahe was a beloved teacher. phasics is hard, but he try #-d to make it fun for everybody. they took two boat tripser if year according to his wife, vicky. she dropped off her husband on friday night. they met their daughter, kendra there, who drove up. and the conception is a boat the family had been on kn

>> we have it easier because we environment levers which are largely contract mechanisms. so we have lease agreements through which we contract with our airlines. we have tenant confession agreements to contract with the 188 tenant concession engineers. contract specifications for all design build work and our own rules and regulations that govern the way that people are able to operate and function on our campus. and all of those things apply to tenant projects which fall under scope three emission. >> you couldn't -- you must have your customers purchase carbon offsets for flights. >> most of our levers relate to on-ground operations so we could say that they are required to use only sustain aviation fuel in their flights. you will be honest in sharing that other airports have approached it that way and scale back that requirement due to thumb onenumber one, there's ane of fuel to meet that mandate, but that's why we've gone more of a voluntary route, signing ten partners to work on voluntary opportunities to get there which is what lead to the feasibility study. >> my s

he had behind him 52% of the country minimum because the levers, but he has also some soft remain att to get over with brexit. and the purging, although it was terribly counter— productive in and the purging, although it was terribly counter—productive in terms of television, with the right thing to do in order to have a brexit full team to face brussels. the problem is why i think is the worst moment, when it was revealed that dominic cummings said... the chief of staff. yes, the chief of staff, he said we have no plans for brussels. we will never go there. it is a shambles. and russell said, where are the british? which speaks to stephanie's point about being on the streets of yorkshire rather than bristol. absolutely. the mistake he made was not to pursue. doing what he has to do to assertive leadership. but the other start negotiating with brussels. he says he is working hard, things are positive. it will use his powers of persuasion, he has aafew use his powers of persuasion, he has a a few weeks ago. let's not forget that borisjohnson is the one who actually invented fake news

, the president's lever.bate, obviously they could cut rates again. >> a lot of americans don't believe that the fed is the boogie man like the president has been saying. cutting a deal is not like buying a car, it's incredibly complicated. if the president wants to do that, he'll have to back down from a lot of his demands and we'll see if the economy keeps getting weaker, then maybe he'll have to do that. >>> next, the democrats add vice president pence's foreign trip to the list of things they want to investigate. the fut so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just $15.99. get all the shrimp you want, any way you want 'em. like new sriracha-honey shrimp, savory grilled teriyaki shrimp, classic shrimp scampi and more! red lobster's endless shrimp is $15.99. hurry in. i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 we

he has many levers that are not to america. he has been pulling levers. moving more liquidity into the system. of thinksng some companies both multinational and to doe to begin to try more investing in the economy. he's trying to bring more investment back in china. thel: i'm curious, are expectations from u.s. folks that you're talking to, folks in be some kindwill of trade deal? or is the fear we keep hearing, china gogoing to see off with their plans and have its allies and the u.s. will go it on its plans and when comes to trade and developing expect?gy, what do you >> it will be difficult. connected.s too the supply chain and markets. we are interdependent. can truly exist separately. i do think that some of the isorms that the u.s. pressuring china to make are not bad for china. progresses in china have been there all language. they have been outnumbered by the hawks. i think with this current situation she's under pressure internally for having managed in way, it's going to provide some opportunity for the itgressives to say look, makes sense that

the benefit of being backed by government guarantee cryptocurrency is like a big coin and facebook's lever on the other hand could eventually give a fee up money or run for well that's money and governments around the world have to figure out what that will mean for the future of transacting now here in germany lawmakers met this afternoon to discuss crypto currencies and their potential effect on existing financial systems with a group of chosen experts one of those experts joins me today in the studio katerina garros she is the sea immutable insights a block chain analyst analytics services a firm now fresh from speaking to those german m.p.'s what is your impression of where they are with regard to crypto currencies well in comparison to the other hearings that asked. i was astonished of today's quality of discussion i could tell that also through all the discussion of the block chain strategy that the german government now proposed actually there has been a significant increase in the level of knowledge and understanding of the technology and to me the striking new prime year if you wa

2015 summits in paris to hold warming well below 2 degrees celsius compared to pre-industrial era levers but again again we have to say that according to scientists and not much has happened more needs to be done it will be interesting if that really can happen here we are here in new york in the united states and as you know the u.s. government has pulled out of the prime paris climate agreement and donald trump says well they may be climate change but he is not convinced that it is made manmade and permanent so there is a reason to remain skeptical that world leaders really will act on that ok. thanks for that. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world . former tunisian president zin zanni ben ali has been buried in the saudi holy city of medina ben ali was the 1st leader to be toppled by the arab spring protests in 2011 he fled to saudi arabia where he lived in exile until his death on thursday . a bomb aboard a minibus in iraq has killed 12 people and wounded 5 others the blast near the shiites shrine city of karbala is one of the biggest since the defeat of u

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but he has many levers that are not present in america. he has been pulling levers.ving more liquidity into the system. he's getting some of his companies, both multinational and chinese, to begin to try to do more investing in the economy. he's tried to bring more capital investment back into china. what you ares that hearing, ultimately, are the expectations from u.s. folks you are talking to, folks from china, that there will be some kind of trade deal done, or is the fear that we keep hearing that we are going to see china go off with their plans and have its allies, and the u.s. will go on its plans, and when it comes to trade and technology, what do you expect? lulu: i think it would be very difficult for there to be two fortresses. he world is to connected. we are interdependent, so i don't think we can truly exist separately. i do think some of the reforms the u.s. is pressuring china to make are not actually bad for china. some of the progressives in china have been for them all along, but they have been sort of outnumbered by the hawks. i think with this cu

if i were trumps the fire, -- if i were president trump, i would pull every lever i can to make sure the economy is strong come election day. paul: tony james is staying with , let's get tow first word news with ritika gupta. -- ritika: brent crude fell almost 7%, the prices steadied on claims the u.s. has identified locations in iran where the attack was launched. >> brothers and sisters, with the grace of god almighty and the abilities of saudi aramco and excellence, incredibly in work ethic and the excellence of its workers and productive work environment that was made possible by the government, in the last two days, it was containment of the damages and the recovery of more than 50% of production that was disrupted as a result of this terrorist attack. betweenthe trade spat japan and south korea is moveing -- ritika: the mirrors a similar action from tokyo meaning exports of some strategic products will receive greater scrutiny than shipments to other destinations. japan cut korea from its trusted white nations list and also plans to terminate the sharing of intelligence. exit p

every lever i have on foreign policy, every single one. >> including military action?i want to get to that. it's a deep point. all the levers a president has. number one i see the president meeting with world leaders. he meets with putin and won't bring up attacking election. that's soft power. you have billions of dollars of foreign aid going to countries around the planet that should be contingent on doing things on climate. trade deals, labor, and climate should be the instruct her of any trade deal we do. you have alliances as well. let's talk about military. a report came out talking about yemen. and america's role. we are amping up militarization in this country in ways that are not violate the constitution, but violate morals. we think we'll solve problems by dropping bombs. in the case of yemen we didn't drop the bomb. we fuelled the planes that dropped the bombs and the bombs were american made. we need to understand that as we ramp up and make such massive investments thinking we can solve problems with military intervention that cause problems. iraq war, yem

below 2 degrees celsius compared to pre-industrial era levers but again again we have to say that according to scientists and not much has happened more needs to be done it will be interesting if that really can happen here we are here in new york in the united states and as you know the u.s. government has pulled out of the prime paris climate agreement and donald trump says well they may be climate change but he is not convinced that it is made manmade and permanent so there is a reason to remain skeptical that world leaders really will act on that ok. thanks for that. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world . organizers of a climate margin paris have told protesters to call it quits following violent clashes between police and radical activists with already said had infiltrated the rally on twitter the organizers said the conditions for a non violent march are not in place. the protesters took to the streets of several egyptian cities on a friday calling for president abdel fattah el-sisi to step down and he government rallies have been rare in egypt since sisi

he has many levers that are not present in america.ol: which he has been pulling, this week we have seen. lulu: he has been pulling levers, moving more liquidity into the system. he's getting some of his companies, multinational and chinese, to try to do more investing in the economy. he's trying to bring more capital investment back into china. carol: i'm curious what you are hearing. are the expectations from u.s. folks you are talking to, folks in china, that there will be a trade deal done or is the fear that we will see china go off with their plans and have its allies and the u.s. will go on its plans and when it comes to trade under developing technology -- what do you expect? lulu: a would be difficult for -- it would be difficult for there to be two fortresses. the world's too connected, the supply chain, the markets, we are interdependent so i don't think we can truly exist separately. some of the reforms the u.s. is pressuring china to make are not actually bad for china. some of the progressives in china have been campaigni

he has been pulling he has been pulling levers.s moving more liquidity into the system. he's getting some of his companies, both multinational and chinese, to begin to try to do more investing in the economy. he's trying to bring more capital investment back into china. david: that was lula wang speaking exclusively with bloomberg. right. let's get to the business flash headlines. bang bang insurance has agreed to sell its luxury hotel. almost $6 billion is the price tag. $5.5 billion in 2016 but the zed controlsh sei for 18 years. rishaad: quick word. including goldman sachs and jpmorgan saints -- planned. initial public offering we are monitoring that. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business

cable running through that gearbox is the maainger cable for all the cable cars levering and entering the cable car. >>> and the opening o. city's new central subline is being -- subway is being delayed. it was supposed to open at the end of the year, but muny says it has now pushed that back to mid 2021. they work -- the work is still expected to be completed next summer, but a year of testing is needed. the $1.6 billion project runs from chinatown to the south of market neighborhood at 49 and brannon. >>> at sfo, it looklikea fewer delays and cancellations today than in day's past almost a week after runway construction work began. many airlines are diverting the flights to avoid the trouble altogether. the two runways is being repaved. the crew is installing a new drainage system system. more than 2000 flights have been delayed or canceled since construction began on saturday. the work should be done by the end of the no month. >>> the governor expected to sign a bill into law that would make ride-share drivers employees instead of independent contractors. >> explaining the bill an

he said if you break the law, i will pardon you, and you're seeing a president that will use every leverf government, and he doesn't think that anyone can stop him. if you think -- you know we still have over a year to go until the election. it is a very, very dangerous time and there is no oversight that didcan fix it, no judicial means, the only way is through impeachment, and this puts the oh us n onus front and center. >> and they say that he can't be investigated. it is generally not what happens in the united states. matt miller, thank you, we appreciate your time. >> thank you, we're warming up the poof machine, the 2020 democratic field just got smaller. that's next. democratic field just got smaller. that's nt.ex volunteerism. fundraising. giving back. subaru and our retailers have given over one hundred and sixty-five million dollars to charity. we call it our love promise. and it's why you don't even have to own a subaru to love a subaru retailer. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru they're america's biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country tha

do you think they have the levers levers to get any of these seasons?e that those in the administration are going to talk. >> and they're going to say he is angry, mad, bummed that he doesn't help him any more. >> but there is a critical mass that can arise. so it isseen. >> it was important that the former homeland security adviser came out after having advised president trump. if john bolton joins that as well, if ambassador volker joins that. then there are going to be some die-hard republicans who certainly aren't going to change, but i think that there is a chance of actually bringing the light of truth to some of these questions. >> or the questions are they die-hard republicans or trump supporters, because those are two different things. >> and they don't have to be. >> nick, so much. you want to read this piece. let's turn to what some call a kitchen table issue, an important one, education. students around this country are deeper in debt than they've ever been before. according to a new report from the institute for college access and success,

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