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you want to live a long time and shouldn't have to work your fingers to the bone.t means planning for retirement from the moment you get your first paycheck. regular viewers know the rules the first $10,000 you invest in the market should go straight into a low cost index fund or etf that mires are the s&p 500 a fabulous way to put in the exposure without the time or effort necessary to pick individual stocks. if you don't have the time to pick individual stocks, all of your exposure can come via the index fund i'm fine with that there's no reason this needs to be complicated like i mentioned earlier tonight, it's important you get yourself some exposure to the market because no other asset class can grow your wealth the way equities do. once you save more than $10,000, you have enough money to start a diversified portfolio of five stocks anything less than five stocks you aren't diversified take that money and invest it in individual companies for your portfolio. once you save a large amount of money enough for retirement and maxed out all the benefits of your 401

long long long time but i mean we keep saying the long long long long time and there are so many technological breakthroughs and progress has been. so fast in the last. thirty or forty years specially last fifteen years does it worry you or are you excited about it i'm excited about all the small progresses that we make but i also know that there's a lot of. archer's intelligence that we believe is much more intelligent than actually is it's a simulation of intelligence so the. robots and artificial intelligence are very good at doing one thing at a time our brains are very good to lots and lots of things at same time so you think that by twenty fifty eight there are going to be a role was strolling around on our streets in a city how do you picture that happening are they just going to be rabbits walking along with us going about their business i think the by twenty fifty which is the challenge where we would have robots that could do many things right now they only do one thing at a time really well by twenty fifty they should be able to do lots of things at same time another time will be mo

camps —— long run day. camps -- long run day.rouble for a long time. after a bit of digging the guardian have got people who worked on it to dish the dirt and it is exactly as one might have suspected and precisely as depressing as one might have not hoped. apparently the system is cobbled together, i quote, as the it system is so fundamentally broken and poorly designed it guarantees severe problems with claims and this is people who have been working with the system, notjournalistic gloss. as we've seen, the best case scenario is universal credit makes you wait 35 days for an initial benefit payment and routinely it's been an extra three weeks, that the average. presumably for some people it's been a lot more than three weeks. that's an enormously long time, seven or eight weeks to wait for money. rob, this goes back a long way, iain duncan smith, the work and pensions secretary, brought it in. from the start people said it wouldn't work but something had to change. the old system didn't work very well either. without a doubt i

you can see i'm not long for politics. [laughter] it's an important question to ask for those of you could hear the question she asked was is a possible that passive investing across our economy has led to a sense of a lack of corporate account ability? my senses you mean that not only in the boardroom but across the society more generally. my answer to both questions is a resounding yes. one of things that happen is we made a very sensible, basic finance judgment that is on average, it's better for individual investors to be diversified. that is why some people are in index funds. it makes sense but when you take that idea and skillet across our entire economy, across sector after sector after sector, across employee after employee after employee you get we had today which is a world where people feel there's a lack of accountability and that is one reason i'm glad to be here today. it is up to those investors who are still actively managing their money and actively protecting workers and communities to speak up and to do

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i thought it was interesting to note, that with respect to all three long serving, long tenured committed employees, all three of them talked about everybody else. they really did. they talked about everybody else that they worked with. i am always a little taken by that. awesome. on the item, is there any public comment? friends, family? any public comment? commissioners? >> i will add just one thing, what it is like to get older. one of the things that is nice about getting older is i remember a special one. yolanda was hired to. [laughter] that was 30 years ago. it is nice to see it come full circle. i recommend retirement. [laughter] it is very nice. >> thank you to the general manager for making sure we are always recognizing the employees here. is there any public comment on the item? hearing on, public comment is now closed. madam secretary, next item, please. >> it is a report of the general manager. >> president kwon: for the first item is clean power s.f. and we have michael hines. >> good afternoon commissioners. i am michael hines, director of clean power s.f. for the power en

they resist for full long months. then at last to the help they've been waiting for arrives from sicily the tables are turned the sultan's army demoralized by the long struggle flees from the island in panic. thanks. thanks. to. the whole of europe rejoiced at the victory of the aggressively expansionist also mints and knights of sin john was celebrated as the saviors of the christian occident brave defenders of the faith in gratitude and to protect the island better against future attacks pope pius the fourth sent them one of his best architects francesco. the people of michelangelo an expert in the construction of fortifications. according to his design on the back hills of mount scabrous i found him into being the first in the modern era to be conceived on a drawing board. valletta. like a grade twelve streets around the breadth and nine the length of what was until then of a can spit of land and crowning the whole development at the point of the problem tree was fought and so bitterly fought over in the famous sce

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>> as part of our year-long 50 capitals tour, the c-span bus recently made the long journey to juneau, alaska. c-span on book tv in american history tv, we will feature our stops across alaska, showing the state's natural beauty. there are 11 native culture groups in alaska. how sometake a look at of those groups live and the traditions that are still carried on today. >> >> welcome, we are at the alaska native heritage center. here we teach youth from preschool to high school about alaskan native cultures. we also have guests from all over the world and we teach about our 11 indigenous groups. >> some of us are classified as eskimos, some as classified as indians, but none of these words come from our people. the people classified as eskimos would be northwest, northern part of alaska. my people would be st. lawrence island, which is west of nome. and then we have the people classified as eskimos. there are also the people of the aleutian islands, and the alaska peninsula. the people classified as indians, the 11 indigenous groups. i'm going to take you around the lake and to our six

, long time. we don't want to interrupt that. a better strategy is the one that the president himself has suggested and i believe would be much more effective. insist on reciprocity. say to other countries do for our country what we do for you, just as he did at the g-7 summit. no tariffs, no barriers. that's the way it should be. just as he said today to the president of the european union. may i suggest a first step in that direction? it might be to agree on the same tariffs on light trucks and cars that are traded between the united states and the european union. currently, the european union levies a 10% tariff on light trucks that come from the united states, and the u.s. levies a 25% tariff on trucks imported from the european union. similarly, the european union levies a 10% tariff on cars imported from this country. the u.s. levies a 2.5% tariff on cars that come to us from europe. a first step toward the president's zero tariff solution would be to make these tariffs the same. now, my lat

here we have a long house.raditionally, they would carve some kind of clan design on the entrance here so that people would know what clan the long house belonged to. welcome to the long house, the home of the people of southeast alaska. what you are smelling in here is cedar. the planks on the walls are red cedar. you will notice there are spaces in between them. they serve two different purposes. one was a ventilation, and two, two, it needs room to expand. posts. four house respect in the native people is a huge thing. bys one over here was carved two brothers and is called respect for family. you can see hummingbirds, representing children. we have the eagle and raven. they are lovebirds. post,ere we have a respect for self. it reminds me of the things my grandmother taught me. you can see the piercing here, it is part of the alaskan cultures to have a piercing here. i learned from one of my friends that when you have a piece of jewelry here, if you talk too much, your mouth gets sore. that piece of jewelry

i have been out for such a long time, iam be. a long time, i am not where be. i have been out for such a long time, iam not where i be. i have been out for such a long time, i am not where i want to be, i feel i have a solid routine, but there is room for more. i am not sure what to expect from these championships but the long—term goal is 2020 and that team position. and lionel messi's been using some unorthadox training techniques as he prepares for pre—season training. here he is showing off his skills with his dog hulk in his back garden. messi's back to training with barcelona tomorrow. there'll be a few defenders who know exactly how that dog feels. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing you tomorrow. with me as james rampton. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. that mitchell leads on a report from mps warning that sex abuse in aid agencies remains endemic and charity bosses are more concerned about restoring their reputation tha

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i think the longs are more correct.e heard the fed for the first time in recent weeks or days comment that they are hearing and local districts that businesses are slowing capex. we really need that to increase productivity and extend the cycle. the fact that certain fed governors are talking about it tells me that the fed will be somewhat reactive should this go further. oksana: look at the supply and demand dynamics of the market. we are on track to issue roughly $2 trillion of fixed income in the u.s. this year across the board which is $400 billion , above the $1.6 trillion average over the last five years. most of that extra issuance is coming from treasuries given the significant deficit we have. the fed is on track, given the current guidance -- perhaps they change it -- to reduce their demand for the market by $200 billion through the second half of the year, as our largest sovereign buyers are buying less, as banks holding less because they are less regulated, etc. the supply/demand dynamic is what is going to

long long long time but i mean we keep saying a long long long long time and there are so many technological breakthroughs and progress has become so fast in the last i don't know thirty or forty years specially last fifteen years does it worry you or are you excited about it i'm excited about all the small progress is that we make but i also i know that there's a lot of. intelligence that we believe is much more intelligent than actually is a simulation of intelligence so the. robots and artificial intelligence are very good at doing one thing at a time our brains are very good to lots and lots of things so you think that by twenty fifty eight there are going to be of all was strolling around on our streets in a city how do you picture that happening are they just going to be rabbits walking along with us going about their business i think by twenty fifty which is the challenge that where we would have robots that could do many things right now they only do one thing at a time really well by twenty fifty they should be able to do lots of things at same time and about.

so i can trade all night long? ♪ ♪ all night long... is that lionel richie? reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? sure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action." it's time to take a look back at some of our open trades. just last week mike said nike's run was overdone, going into earnings >> more often than not the stock moves 4% or less and then a few times it moves a lot so the structure i'm taking a look at is selling the july 75, 76 call spread i could collect $1.65, pay $1.25 for the up side. the chance it gets above the higher strike is going to be less than 40%, actually only 33% it gets to the higher strike >> nike soared hitting a fresh all-time high, 8% since the time of the trade what are you doing now >> if you follow us on twitter i said to cover this trade today here's an interesting tidbit i took a look the last ten years. whenever the stock is gapped up the day after earnings, it's below the preearnings level. those two times were september 2008, december, 2008 those are not trade

it's going to be a lost -- a long process.ll take five or 10 years to see really rollout in companies like honeywell and ge, rockwell, and their supplier base. but that's a massive, massive industry. about cars? we hear a lot about tesla, but of theere are the gm's world who have been making cars for many, many years. tesla has become the market leader. can the established automakers catch up? jamie: yes, i think so. when you are talking about google earnings on the news, you are buying a great company with google at this point. you probably get waymo for free and the cloud for free. emily: when i talked to ruth porat about that, she was very optimistic about waymo's prospects, but they have no idea when it will be a contributor to revenue. idea. they have no and look at baidu in china. it is the same thing. you just put a couple thousand dollars per car, multiplied by ae number of cars -- it is map for the market. i think you are getting that for free on the google side. some of the key components of automated vehicles, you s

discussing these projects for a long, long time. i personally have been involved in going to numerous visits to the peace plaza, to portsmouth square, to all of these different locations, and it's -- it has -- these -- some of these projects have, per se, been in the works, as far as i know. so i think we ought to just kind of catch our breath, and i think we ought to just look at this just being a discussion that was kind of leapfrogged and shouldn't have been. because the process -- the normal process that we go through is before we even get to the point of having these discussions at the commission meeting is they go through capital. you know, and the moore fact that it didn't go through capital told me that we're not anywhere close to this being a fait accompli. so i think i'm going to take a very positive approach to all of this and just concern myself with the fact -- i mean, with making sure that we do have a very robust process in the community in terms of all of the projects, not just the ones that were mentioned, but that

how long is the long-term? there's folks impacted by this. is the long-term weeks, months, years? how long is the long-term? >> we're not setting a timetable. there's a lot of difference negotiations going on. we've made progress on a number of fronts. the president is committed to making sure we have good deals. he would be happy to get rid of all tariffs and all barriers. if there's countries that want to do that, he would make that happen right now and move this process forward quicker. >> and how about the $34 billion on friday? >> no changes right now. >> and number 1, would the president like to see roe v. wade overturned? >> i'm not going to get -- >> he himself, his own policy. does he want to see roe overturned? >> this is john going. i'm not going to weigh into anything specific on that front. >> this is a policy question. i'm not asking -- >> i understand and i'm telling you while we're in the middle of this process, i don't have an updated comment. >> let me ask about north korea. does the president

looks much like a room european city especially the trunk is more spacious with a maximum long volume over twelve hundred eighty leaders and the four hundred metre volume when the back seats are folded up. as close mentioned earlier the car only has a front wheel drive but he says that thanks to its differential lock it provides a very smooth and driving experience if you notice that it's a front wheel drive but it doesn't feel unstable. it's about when the. customers who have an extra six hundred fifty euros for the f.r. trim could opt for the available eighteen inch wheels with adaptive suspension and the fifteen millimeter lower clearance which makes driving along curving roads in spork mode that much more fun b f r trim is the only one that has adaptive suspension. the month klaus says the compact s.u.v. or crossover market has tripled since twenty fifteen this shows that see out clearly made a smart decision and close thinks the araneta is one of the best cars within that market segment making it an excellent choice for the fifteen thousand nine hundred ninety year old price tag

long long long long long long slow slog. on this my. love and respect. the boom bah bah . this is d.w. news live tonight from search to rescue twelve boys and their coach trapped inside a cave in thailand they have been found alive but their ordeal is far from over authorities in thailand warning that it could take months to rescue the boys and their football coach from the flooded cave system where they've been trapped for ten days monsoon rains.

long and term premium is very correlated.efforts of the ecb and to suppress real yields and keep the term structure low in those regions has a gravitational pull on the long end. the curve is going to stay flat, flatter and longer than i thought. i am not sure the 30 basis point curve today send the same signal it sent in the late 90's. >> i think the majority of our viewers would agree. mark, does that resonate with you? give myself a great for calls for the year coming into january, this is probably an area where i give myself a be or be minus. we did not think the curve would flatten this way. we call the front end of the curve. i am sticking with the call. i am not sure we continue to flatten. i'm getting more concerned. as we think about the trade dynamic and what we are seeing from a global growth standpoint, this inability to decouple. you have to get worried about that. long-term i believe we are normalizing across the board from a monetary policy standpoint. that means higher. we going to do a rapid fire round. keep

evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all... the time from sunset to sunrise. right. but you can trade... from, from... from darkness to light. ♪ you're not gonna say it are you? >> welcome back to options action it has indeed been a bad day for jack doorsy as twitter saw the worst day in two years taking square with it. back to dom chu to get the details. >> the market giveth and taketh away for everyone. but if you are jack doorsy the taketh part may hurt more today. shares of twitter had a facebook lake slay after the had a disappointing day with the user accounts and forecast. and from the end of last year through the highest in mid-june shares doubled in value for twitter, not bad for dorsey, the ceo and coveder of the company but from the highs mid-june through today the stock lost a quarter of the value that hurts but that may be made up for a bit by square stock which has had a tough couple of days as tech related stocks sold off but the payments processing company that doorsy is chief executive of and founder of still m

>> that's a long question and i'm prepared for a long answer. first of all, you say the chinese are clever because they have a 50-year view. we should be clever and have a two or three-year view. that doesn't make any sense to me. >> i believe that -- >> no, i'm saying we have a democracy so we take a shorter term view because we're responsible to our voters periodically. so, does that mean that democracies always lose to authoritarian government? does that mean the state capital -- no, sir, it just means you don't pick stupid fights. look, if your conclusion is china taking over all of our technology and the future of our children is a stupid fight, then you are right. my view is that's how we got where we are. i don't think it's a stupid fight. i don't know a single person that's read this report that says china should want be able to come in and steal the future of american industry. to me, that doesn't make any sense. >> i'm not suggesting we have any disagreement about our end goal, but that's like telling me -- you're like a golf pro sayin

it's according to how long it lasts and how long it takes to negotiate it out.is the fastest—growing tech hub in america, a silicon valley of the south. and the home to high technology campuses are now caught in the no man's land of this tit—for—tat conflict. this company manufactures communications equipment and its product lines use 1300 components imported from china that have now been hit by us tariffs. its costs have increased, its global supply chains have been disrupted and its ceo says they are being punished for manufacturing in america. if i buy the individual pieces, the individual chips and components and resistors and bring them into the us so i can manufacture here, we're slapped with a 25% tariff so i think that's going against what we want to have done. that policy is penalising american companies? those that actually manufacture here in the us, yes it's a problem. the us economy is thriving, many talk of a trump bump. and a recent poll suggested for the first time in his presidency, a majority of americans approve of his handling of the economy.

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but so far, it's teams like it will be long.an google's competitors in search take advantage of this? there's a lot of doubt whether they can right now. i think it is a long-term issue, more than a short-term issue for the bottom line. emily: he was even talking about emerging markets. taking a specific look at what is going on in asia, what else are you seeing us ride the u.s.? jitendra: we see a lot of these lunches like taser in india. that is a long-term tale for revenue growth. seeing strong growth this quarter, and the contribution will continue. is what they are doing, making a foundation if you may, for the long-term revenue growth for these economies. those investments might actually's the debtor return on investment than we think, longer-term. emily: going into the break we were talking about all sundar pichai was doing into ai and -- to tout machine learning and ai at google, and whether or not google is really backing it up. andy, do you think they are? but i think it is a difficult thing to measure. andy: how does a

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discipline takes a long time. as i said before, the commission can't -- sorry, the chief can't fire. so adjudicating the cases takes a lot of work and especially now being a lawyer, i'm one of the few commissioners, one of two, sometimes i've been the only lawyer not on there. so becoming very good at running those things, it's a major, major deal. i'm just thinking of everything moving forward. the chiefs we've had. the text messages, those are challenges. being able to deal with them, being able to dismiss officers. we have been able to dismiss a number of officers. officers have retired because they felt they would be dismissed by the department. there are procedural things that have developed, where some of the cases were taken out of our hands and moved to superior court. we cannot rule on that until they come back to us. the officer-involved shootings were huge. we've never had anything like -- >> supervisor cohen: the use of force policy just passed two years ago. what are some of the accomplishments in the

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i have long heard that the most important decision a u.s. president can make is a selection of a supreme court justice. we'll be announcing tonight at 9:00 p.m. one person close to the process tells cnn that if the president has made up his mind, that would be news to them. president trump has had a chaotic weekend making calls and inquiries to friends, to associates, about -- >> caddies. >> caddies, about the final four contenders, amy coney barrett, thomas hardiman, brett kavanaugh, and raymond kethledge. all those possibilities are not acceptable for senate democrats, based on concerns the nominee would undermine both roe v. wade and the affordable care act. the republican party, which holds a razor thin majority in the senate isn't taking their math for granted, telling cnn, quote, we are prepared for an all-out war. cnn's jeff zeleny joins me live at the white house, where supreme court war room is no doubt humming with activity. jeff, what are you hearing? >> dana, no question it is, and the war room i am told is preparing for at least

and there were long lines this morning. good morning to you, laura. anyone going to the dmv, one thing you dread outside of the paper work is the long lines. that's why the dmv in san jose and another are opening hours earlier to help people get through the offices faster so the two offices we are speaking of are the san jose driver's license processing center here on center road and the oakland-claremont. 7:00 a.m. four days a week except for wednesday opening at 9:00 a.m. on top of the two offices opening earlier, 14 bay area dmv offices with saturday service 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., beginning on august 4th. as far as the workforce goes, dmv plans to hire 400 new employees, statewide to handle the long lines. with the agency already hiring