but can we frame a long term goal of that is the long term outcome, the long term goal. it's going to take multiple steps to get there. what is that first immediate next step that starts to build a little bit of trust, a little bit of goodwill, because if we think about post-hanoi, i don't believe we can have a third summit dialogue between the united states and north korea and walk away without some sort of victory. so that could be a small victory, that could be a small first step. but failure in having another hanoi-like collapse i think would actually put the dialogue in a deep freeze and really, you know, maybe not permanently damage the relationship but probably set the relationship and dialogue back for several years, probably until the next administration. so, you know, that would be the second thing. let's not focus on the end goal. let's agree on what that end goal is and victor and i have had a privilege of writing an op-ed and laying this out in the korean press. let's think what that first step is to get at least some forward momentum. a third piece is when

>> why does it take that long? >> you got to reprogram era. >> i -- back in - >> you want us to go faster. >> well, >> actually, the veterans of america want you to go faster. >> i got it. >> i'm glad you got it, i hope - >> i got it. >> all due respect, that you will address the request you. >> on it. >> thank you. >> this holiday i thank you for your commitment to positive train control a reminder that it was 50 years ago in gary on that a crash occurred that prompted the focus on positive train control, ptc, and it was actually included on the first of the most wanted lists of you saying your testimony back in 1990 - we are not talking about a novel or technologically new process. i assume you agree that that 2020 deadline should not be waived or delayed or in any respect, aggregated? >> it should not be. >> the rest of the panel members agree? >> they are nodding. what should be done if they fail to meet that deadline? >> what do you recommend? >> you know, i know there has been a lot of discussion about civil

david: especially on these long-haul flights. >> especially on the long-haul flights. is all about not tricking people, but getting them to drink as much delicious free hydration as they can. we do teas, we do coconut water. david: the chefs are constantly working on creating food that is still delicious at high altitudes. >> we look at that in relation to the long haul. we try to dial the spices in the chili down a bit. spices are not great when you are trying to relax. the idea is we get proteins, starches, leafy green vegetables, legumes, those sorts of things to stimulate sleep. david: if qantas gears up to beginning the longest flight in its history, joyce has to remain vigilant about the risks. >> qantas is not invincible. what we saw in 2012 was a near-death experience. what they faced was a war on two fronts. you can lose money internationally as long as it is making a lot of money domestically, but both divisions are facing pressure. it is a really difficult situation for them. it could happen again. david: joyce has pledged to stay on as ceo until 2022. the p

>> what is it that long? >> you want us to go faster. >> actually the veterans of america wanted to go faster. >> i'm glad you got it. with all due respect, i hope you will address their requests. thank you. >> i think you for your commitment to positive train control. it was 50 years ago that the crash occurred that prompted the focus on positive train control. it was actually included on the first of the most wanted list. back in 1990. talking about a novel and technologically new process. i assume you will agree that the deadline should not be waived or delayed or in any respect aggregated.>> it should not be. >> to the rest of the panel members agree?>> what should be done at the felt to meet that deadline? >> another has been a lot of discussion about civil penalties. they have looked at the penalties. i do have some concerns about commuter railroad. charging them with civil penalties. in the end they could use that funded. i think the pressure needs to remain on. budget for implementation. i would urge

that is long-term disability. there are two plan designs. most employees as you see in the table at the bottom of page 8 are in the 60% benefit, but they're also 6800 covered employees in the 66-two-thirds benefit, so that's just a matter of what different employee groups have offered to them. there is very favorable experience in this plan. again, originally, the hartford proposed a reduction of 10% in these premiums as their original quote. we felt that a larger reduction was due into this plan because of the favorable claim experience. and so again, that was part of the negotiation of allowing them to take up the basic life insurance rate. in return, i asked for doubling that reduction on the long-term disability rate. so after i walk you through the individual slurnss, i have a -- insurances, i have a chart at the end where i will show you what the benefit will be, both to employers, but also to employees as a result of the negotiation. you can see here on page 9, that there has been a much lower actual approved l.t.d. events into this p

i hope everybody is thinking more long—term.ure. good evening. it's been a while since i've been able to say this, but a lovely start to the weekend for many. most places were dry. most places had the sunshine as well and skies a little bit like this. but over the next few days, we're going to see a few changes. it will get humid in a few areas but could also turn quite stormy particularly across parts of england, wales, and eastern scotland before later in the week, the sunshine returns and the temperatures really will start to shoot up. now bringing about the change for the next few days is the proximity of this area of low pressure which is spinning towards us. high pressure has been with us to start the weekend and it will be to a certain degree through the night and into tomorrow keeping most places dry. will be some thicker clouds but some patchy rain into northern scotland. and then later in the night, the isles of scilly, west cornwall could turn increasingly wet and increasingly breezy. but for most, partly clear skies

the whole day there have been emergency meetings in the party headquarters here behind me all day long that will continue tomorrow morning and at the moment it seems as though the party is going to try and find a kind of interim solution to a point to some senior members of the party that don't have ambitions themselves to the major positions that are underway and all this is not all resigning from and then to find some time to consider. succession will calmly as it will in the next couple of weeks or months now kate the s.p. days the junior partner in john's langley mccool's coalition what does this mean for her government well if what self said if was to go by that it really seems that she's keen to push on with this government until the end of this term and that will of course will also be her 4th and final term as chancellor and that would go until 2021 but of course this resignation from my knowledge today has of course sent tremors through this coalition and has yet again brought into question the credibility of this government is it still stable enough to lead to many and was ev

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goal that is the long-term outcome. it's going to take multiple steps to get there. what is the first next step that will builfulfilled a little bitf goodwill because we think about post-hanoi. i don't believe we could have a third summit dialogue between the united states and north korea and walk away without some sort of victory and it could be a small victory and first step but failure to and having another collapse could put the dialogue in a deep freeze and maybe not permanently damage the relationship that sever it back for several years probably until the next administration so that would be the second thing let's not focus on the end goal. let's agree on what it is. v-victor and i had the privilege of playing some of the south end press but let's think about the first step is to at least get some forward momentum. the third piece is when we think about president trump and kim, the dialogue is complicated because in most dialogue he would have folks at the staff level working most of it out getting to 95% agreeme

, long time?> the probability we'll be in this for a while. the issue is not a traditional trade issue. if it were only a matter of tariffs they could perhaps work this out, but increasingly it is about both tariffs. it is about investment restrictions, various kinds. it is about restrictions on technology transfer and intellectual property issues. it is about a whole series of measures that involve national security related technologies. connell: right. >> these advanced technologies of the 21st century are areas where the chinese and the american companies are competing with one one another. connell: huawei, this chinese tech giant, telecom giant in the middle of all of this. we're all trying to figure out you know, what is the position for the united states on huawei? president trump has indicated they might be part of a trade negotiation but how could a company like that be a pawn in a trade negotiation for lack of a better term, at the same time, being a national security threat? can you be b

long and strong relationship with with many into iran is a complicated relationship but it's one that sent george through through recent events in syria and before that as well so i think iran is russia's not true ally here we know that the russia in the united states of being engaged in a bit of a increasingly fractious rivalry does played out across the middle east and so it's moscow's thinks that this is another opportunity to try and stick it to the united states to try ending increase its own employ its own leverage in the region through iran but also as a means of tailing u.s. influence analyst simon it may have been a firm lancastrian university thank you for weighing in thank you want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. at least one person is dead and dozens more injured after a series of explosions tore through a munitions depot in southern kazakhstan officials have evacuated the nearby town of reason the country's turkey ston region as it stands defense ministry says a fire triggered the blasts at the school again which elation has s

short of her resignation and full cancellation of the legislation they fear that it could become a long arm for beijing to apprehend political opponents and undermine hong kong's autonomous status. hong kong versus beijing power grab postponed that's the question we're posing today and here are the who will be. born in hong kong cherie challenge works mainly for the social media department she says the fresh round of protests served as an important reminder for people in hong kong that they still have a battle to fight until 2047. pleasure to welcome. a freelance journalist. who formerly worked with the economist. he says despite growing resistance of hong kong people and especially its young. and friendly we're very pleased to have with us the activist he was involved in the movement that emerged during the hong kong democracy protest in 2014 he was granted asylum in germany last year. we don't want hong kong to become just another city in china. so welcome to all of you let me ask you just start out by talking a little bit about the current situation even after the suspension of the p

this is a this is a very ongoing fights is is a long battle that they have. to keep coming out again and again 224- so opinions i would he talk in just a moment about the link between the twenty fourteen protest that you were so much a part of ray and the ones we're seeing now but let's hear. the voices now of some of those who were out on the streets of hong kong this past week and to clearly believe that this battle must be fought. so you know that your basal body out to the we must teach the children to tell right from wrong. have gone home comes on june's came out please hold mixed press there. you can even though they were a little in. the police should not on his rubber bullets tear gas and being backgrounds to deal with the students today dot. out on it over the whole sunday. sad does a delay not a full cancellation of of that since in the low. so i've seen this is not over for until this is a complete stop to those plans are they going. what more can we do they saw it yeah yeah i? yeah they call us rioters. but our gear is just a rain coa. hi and a he

ministrations long awaited israel palestine peace plan. could be worth $50000000000.00 the palestinians of neighboring countries palestinian leadership does not support. for so much contact is tough next i'll be back at the top of the hour between of course as well as the website. after that. language courses. video audio. anytime anywhere. i'm not nothing at the germans well i guess sometimes i am but i said nothing with the people german i think even for german culture i. think this grandma day oh you must it's allowed. no time rachel join me for me because i've been beat up most. my. my. my. much. much. much out if. all we can be the generation that ends it good malaria gone so millions can live. this is news age coming up on our show today the many faces of hong kong's protests we take a look at how the city is rallying behind the look tactics and satire to make sure their voices are heard. also coming up the long shadow of thailand's military junta the thai government and killing exiled dissidents abroad we have the story of a group o

tocks artut 101, long s t least initially, long fixed income, short the dollar, long gold.what you do in the first rate cut. all those trades are already in process. the question is how much further they will go? i think they will all keep going. >> so you think in 2019 we might 45 -- 75 basis points of cuts? >> well, so much of it depends on the tariffs, how for we go with tariffs. remember, this rate cycle was cut short. we never really got the rates we've gotten to historically to end an economic cycle. they were cut short, because of the tariffs. so we have to see the impact, and if the next round of tariffs is implemented, that is a huge deal. i'd say if we go to $500 billion implemented, certainly it's possible that could tip us int recession. we've never seen anything like this in 75 years, right? we haven't seen tariffs since 1923. there is no playbook for this. nejra: meanwhile u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross siaid the december increase has been at best premature. >> where most economists have been wrong, particularly where the federal reserve staff theymists h

long term, if you're a long-term holder especially of apple, i wouldn't do anything.t of stocks i love, i trade and hold long term. when i trade i'm looking for positions to make more money on buy on dips amazon worries me. charles: longer term investors should hold? >> google scares me a little bit and facebook scares me a little bit. i would be more concerned about those. i'm not concerned about amazon. certainly not concerned about apple at this juncture. charles: i agree. philip morris 2007 high was 88. i was close. shah, erin, thank you very. that whole sector is under a lot of pressure. you two were right to help us out. we appreciate it. more later this hour. apple's showcase is happening in cupertino. we'll bring you latest on big announcement from that as well. we'll be right back. thanksno problem.. -you're welcome. this is the durabed of the all new chevy silverado. it looks real sturdy. -the bed is huge. it has available led cargo area lighting. lights up the entire bed. it even offers a built in 120 volt outlet. wow. plug that in for me. whoa! -holy smoke

i hope everybody is thinking more long—term.ead to bbc.com/future. hello, temperatures have been rising over the past few days but with that doting heat and humidity, we are likely to see heavy showers and thunderstorms developing over the next couple of days. this afternoon there was quite a lot of cloud in there was quite a lot of cloud in the skies, there was a little bit of brightness on offer. the increase in cloud is all down to the fact we have pressure out of the south—west, bringing rain to the south—west of england already, parts of wales, northern ireland, that with a front will have an effect increasingly into the afternoon. some weight without moving gradually in from the south—west, parts of southern and eastern england should stay dry into the evening but warm and muggy too. is that rain pushes not, we could see 20—50 millimetres across parts of england. thunderstorms are mixed in with the spells of heavy rain too. monday morning will have rain pushing into another in parts of scotland, could be persistent for the

and that could take a long time.k to you. >> arjun kharpal in asia we'll see you tomorrow >>> on deck, he's defending his billion-dollar all-stock deal for tableau. >> i have to be honest with you. tableau didn't want our cash they wanted our equity >> now, the full conversation with jim is coming up. >>> plus, bad credit, no credit, no problem at least to amazon what jeff bezos and company have in store that you've got to hear coming up. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. it is another rainy day in new york let's get a check on stocks on the move you've got to watch this the deal-hungry company making its biggest deal ever on monday, offering more than $15 billion for tableau software investors didn't love it the stock fell 5% on concerns that salesforce paid too much, but the ceo defended that last night with jim on "mad money." >> i have to be honest with you, jim, t

but joe biden -- i've known joe a long, long time. i don't walk away from that relationship because i bring somebody else into my space. >> why do you think that joe biden is sfar and ahead above everybody else in the polls, even in south carina? >> i think people forget that joe biden had a long relationship with james strom thurmond, the long-serving united statesna r from south carolina and a republican. he had the same kind of relationship with fritz hollings. fritz hollings is the guy that went up to delaware, talked him, and got him to stay in the united states senate when his wife -- his first wife and daughter were killed in the automobile accident. b noh of those people hadli joe biden ring the eulogy at their funerals. at their requests. that's the kind of relationship he's had wh south carolinians for a long, long time. and so that explains it.s >> but de biden's support from strom thurmond help him roth democratic african-american voters in south na? >> no, but it's so with fritz hollings and maybe m clyburn. >> of course,

term bonds don't understand the long term bond market short rates will come down but i think the long rates will go up so the curve is going to step in and that is going . be very problematic for the u.s. economy and just quickly when you mentioned you say we're in a bubble the us economy is in the bubble where is the bubble is a housing bubble is it a stock bubble where there is a distribute throughout the economy tell us about the bubble. well it's pretty much a bubble and all financial assets and you can see the effects of the bubble in our budget deficits that in our trade deficits which are running at record highs you know we're running the biggest budget deficit we've ever had even though the economy isn't even in a recession yet we're running bigger deficits that we ran during the great the great recession we have a consumer bubble americans are consuming too much and borrowing too much businesses are borrowing too much spending too much they're not investing they're not saving you know we're living off of imports and consumption credit and this thing is a gigantic bubble and t

in 2012, he wanted you fully long gold, completely out of stocks if not short. like, it's not like there's a great track record for those types of macro calls being made by anyone. >> he's not the only one who's talking about the environment being tough one to play in >> he's frustrated it's understandable. many of us are frustrated. luckily, since i am such a short-term trader, when i'm frustrated, it's usually for hours at a time, sometimes minutes, because the way the market moves i mean, even just today, from the initial up 180 to all of a sudden surging to 440, i mean, if you're on the wrong side of that, you're in a world of hurt. take a look at those fins, the financial stocks today, though you're looking at citi up almost 5% today you're looking at bank of america up 4%. you're looking at jpmorgan up 2.5%, even goldman, god forbid, is up 3% you've got a lot of these stocks just people and when you look at the flows, the block trading in these stocks, i'm not talking about options, i'm talking about stock, just big blocks, chunky buys, people just saying,

time-- for a long time-- i like how you got it in a wave.t was interesting. you guys got it and then you were like, "wait a minute!" now, for a long time, the thing most people have focused on when it comes to elizabeth warren has been the controversy about her claiming native american heritage. but the fact that warren is 1/1000 native american is only 1/1000 of her story. and since she's now in the top three democrats we thought we'd learn more about her story in our recurring segment, "getting to know dem." ( cheers and applause ) so elizabeth warren, you might think of her as part of the coastal elites, you know, being a senator from massachusetts and owning her very own eyeglasses. so fancy. but you may be surprised to find out she came from very humble roots. >> warren was born in small-town oklahoma in 1949. donald herring, her father, was a janitor. her mother, pauline a stay-at-home mom. >> she taught special needs children in the 1970s before eventually becoming a law professor, most recently at harvard law school. >> warren, perha

distances after a long search for a spot.ust how far? we measured from the back row to the front door, me than three and a half football fields each a third of a mile round trip. >> the parking lot access isha something t we hear about a t. >> heather ansly of paralyzed veterans of america says this is a growing complaint at va medical centers. >> a parking challenge means some veterans may not even be trying to go. >> internal va records obtained by the i-team show they've been aware of this problem calling t anunacceptable deficiency and identifying dozens of other parking iss at medical centers nationwide. >> there is ts big list of needs nationwide. does that surprise you? >> unfortunately, no. >> some good news in april when the dc va opened a garage next to the hospital e's a shuttle to carry vets with mobility issues to the front door >> when this news 4 i-team special returns. he someone is going to be first. someone is going to make waves. someone is going to blow up the game. someone going to reinvent a assic. someo

how long till we get a solar powered airplane?ok into the subject and get the details next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: a >> tucker: a helicopter today plummeted from the skies over new york city and slammed into a skyscraper in midtown just blocks away from times square. bryan llenas has more on whater happened. brian? >> we are in front of the building, 54 story building in midtown. that's the fog cover, the national transportation safety board has arrived here to investigate butlio they will noe able to investigate the scene until tomorrow morning because of that fog cover. gives you an idea of what kind of terrible weather we were dealing with today when this crash happened at about 1:43:00 p.m. you can take a look at some of these photos from the fire department in york. it shows what's left, one pilot is dead. remarkably there are no injuries. but this helicopter crashing into the top of this building, 750 feet up. it left from the teleport of the east side of manhattan and it crashed into the building. when caused this accident bu

my 29th overall pride since i came out as a gay man a long, long time ago. time flies. i am optimistic for our community in many ways. this community that been through so much in terms of the hate crimes and the worst of the hiv aids crisis and housing crisis and all of the other weighs in which our community that struggled over the years in san francisco and elsewhere. we are so resilient and the community comes back and comes back and gets stronger and stronger. i am so proud to be part of our lbgt community, particularly in san francisco. that doesn't mean we don't center challenges. i think pride is the right time of the year for us to recommit to celebrate and recommit to the fight. of course, we know what this guy is doing in washington, d.c. in the white house to undermine and harm our community including our children, attacking children. it is something that it is hard to fathom that you have a president of the united states who would attack lbgt children. apart from what he is doing and we are fighting back hard to make sure california goes in the other directi

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and long-term.crease the amount it pays to the 34 children's hospices in england from £11 million to £25 million or it says more hospices will cut services or shut. why are we asa will cut services or shut. why are we as a society to say that when isabella came to the children public hospice that 20% of the care she received would have to be funded by peoplejumping received would have to be funded by people jumping out of aeroplanes or running marathons. baking cakes. this is complex healthcare and children's hospices in the uk need a proper settlement from the nhs. concert needs help soon as it will have to decide whether or not to close this hospice in the next few weeks and children like isabella and herfamily will lose weeks and children like isabella and her family will lose the local support they rely on. this is the briefing from bbc news. the headlines: conservative mps in the uk will choose the final two candidates for prime minister, then it's up to the party membership to decide. the lead

as long as the tensions aren't too hot, you can go up there.p, you are not able to. i have been to the area near the observation post with president bush? 2000, 2003. that was at the time when south korea was blasting across the music to north korea. it was a you are veal experience to be up there. an area behind different many heavily militarized on both sides. the dm zirkts self, the -- the dmz itself is not militarized. but on both sides it is. it's an eerie feeling to be there staring across the border into north korea. things may be beginning to change. wouldn't it be great if they did. maybe today's meeting will go some distance to take things down the road toward change. we are hoping the press pool will get a signal and be able to bring us live pictures. but we'll bring you those in the morning. in seoul, south korea it's sunday afternoon. the presidents we understand are on the ground at the dmz. and we should be seeing pictures of this momentarily. president trump we understand is about to shake hands with north korean chairman kim jo

i hope everybody is thinking more long—term.to bbc. com/futu re. —— a deeper view of civilisation, had to bbc.com/future. —— head to. hello there. things are warming up this weekend right across the board. it'll certainly be noticeable across southern areas, where the humidity will also gradually increase, and into next week, certainly late on sunday, the threat of thundery showers increases as well. for the weekend, fine for most of us. lots of dry weather around. we start this morning on a cool note outside town. the single digits in one or two places. the pressure chart reveals high pressure. this will be the driving force for the fine weather, certainly for the first half of the weekend, but this low pressure system will come into play later across the south—west. lots of sunshine up and down the country this morning, into the afternoon, cloud will tend to build up in places. could see an isolated shower pretty much anywhere, but northern scotland will see a scattering of showers, i think, through the morning and into the af

expansion. >> hi, heather long from "the washington post." could you clarify what you would do if the president tweets or calls you to say he would like to demote you as fed chair? >> i think the law is clear that i have a four-year term. and i fully intend to serve it. >> hi, chair powell. from "the new york times," i was hoping you could clarify for us a little bit how you're thinking about the risks of waiting too long to cut rates versus the risks of cutting rates prematurity, sort of what the balance of risks are and how you talk about that. >> right, so we're always trying to balance that risk. but i would say given the quite recent nature of some of the events, i think the committee felt the right thing to do was to wait and see more. and we will see more on these issues in the very near term. so i don't think the risk of waiting too long is prominent right now. i would say a general matter it's always something we have to weigh, but i think we believe that the right thing here is to watch carefully in the near term and see how these r

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it has been a long battle. having started treatment, my life is still completely dominated by this disease. not a single second in which i feel like it is not in control of me. and that it not monopolizing my body. the whole world is in its infancy dealing with lyme disease. there is so much complexity about it. and so much that the scientists do not know. i feel passionate that this is something which needs to change. and i will keep pushing forward as much as i can. as patients struggle on, sometimes for years, it is clear much more needs to be done to get under the skin of lyme disease. hello. most m ost pla ces most places have been dry with a fairamount of most places have been dry with a fair amount of sunshine but the weather is about to turn more active. outbreaks of rain approaching from the south—west and there are some thunderstorms on the way for the next few days. cloudy skies but for many it is going to be a dry day. it will be turning wetter. eventually parts of the midlands, wales and northern i

it has been a long battle.started treatment, my life is still completely dominated by this disease. not a single second in which i feel like it is not in control of me. and that it not monopolizing my body. the whole world is in its infancy dealing with lyme disease. there is so much complexity about it. and so much that the scientists do not know. i feel passionate that this is something which needs to change. and i will keep pushing for it as much as i can. as patients struggle on, sometimes for years, it is clear much more needs to be done to get under the skin of lyme disease. good evening. sunshine will be back more widely later only weak, but getting increasingly hot and humid. quite muggy out there tonight, and increasing risk of thunderstorms of the next few days. not everyone will feel them, but if you do, risk of lightning. showers pushing across northern england into southern scotland, maybe northern ireland too. things will turn dry, where you see the rain through the day, a bit of mist and fog and

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long and strong relationship with with many into iran is a complicated relationship but it's one that sent george through through recent events in syria and before that as well so i think iran is russia's natural ally here we know that the russia in the united states of being engaged in a bit of a increasingly fractious rivalry does played out across the middle east and so it's moscow's thinks that this is another opportunity to try and stick it to the united states to try ending increase its own implements its own leverage in the region through iran but also as a means of tailing u.s. influence analyst simon it may have been from a lank aster university thank you for weighing in. 2 balkan states north macedonian albania are hoping to become the newest members of the european union talks over their possible session do later this year even members had been slated to start a session talks with both countries earlier this year but they chose to postpone the decision until october no official reason was given but members of the french delegation said the e.u. needed to get its own house i

why be long?ck to the plasma tie it off for us. >> risk less, make more. >> and actually, in this case, i want to make a point to dan's point, he was basically saying, you could make basically lower probability pets and try to hit one over the fence. this is the kind of situation where you're making a bearish bet, we're basically trying to hit a single. >> singles always score when you put them together. gentlemen, thank you very much. >>> next, oil sinking ahead of the big opec meeting next week in vienna. >>> plus a question for the traders. maybe you want to tell me i'm doing a great job hosting? maybe not so much? send us a tweet and we'll answer it later in the show lived from nasdaq in new york city, more "options action" coming right at you. (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritra

you want a long-term career, and you truly want to give something to do whatever you do, so long as youw that you are giving to someone or something you're then yourself. follow your passion and learn how to enrich the feelings along the way. [♪] >> i am the supervisor of district one. i am sandra lee fewer. [♪] >> i moved to the richmond district in 1950 mine. i was two years old. i moved from chinatown and we were one of the first asian families to move out here. [♪] >> when my mother decided to buy that house, nobody knew where it was. it seems so far away. for a long time, we were the only chinese family there but we started to see the areas of growth to serve a larger chinese population. the stress was storage of the birthplace of that. my father would have to go to chinatown for dim sum and i remember one day he came home and said, there is one here now. it just started to grow very organically. it is the same thing with the russian population, which is another very large ethnic group in the richmond district. as russia started to move in, we saw more russian stores. so parts of t

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a long long. long long long. respects. at the g. 20 summit in osaka u.s. president donald trump said he was open to making a trade deal with his chinese counterpart xi jinping that would be as he put it monumental previously trumpet threaten more tariffs on chinese goods if the 2 countries failed to do a deal.

visitors and i mean that's why we agree thousands long as there is no progress the sanctions count be lifted on concerning crimea they can only be lifted once crimea is returned to ukraine. but the personal seem to overshadow the political at times with one episode triggering worries about chancellor merkel's health. while receiving selenski she was briefly seen trembling in the hot midday sun. america was asked after the incident if she was ok and if people should be concerned. as a help inspiration and since then i've trunk at least 3 glasses of water which i apparently needed and now i'm doing very well it would. be a chance they're focused on reassurances both about her wellbeing and about her intent to maintain the sanctions aimed at forcing moscow's hand. and we can talk now to our correspondents are covering this a bilateral meeting in berlin that we have our political correspondent and many russia as and in kiev w.'s nick calmly want to start with emma here in berlin we saw others the troubling pictures of chancellor merican visibly shaking she said it was due to dehydration.

are you long where are you? >> listen, i think there are interesting spots here to me, semis is an area that i think you can sell i think you can sell the excella, the heb, the etf that tracks homebuilders. it is at an important level here some would say if you are bullish it looks like head and shoulders bottom to me i think the data is mixed there. i think you can probably short that against levels. if you are trying to short stuff, you are trying to be opportunistic, it has been with the market has corrected if you are playing for a breakout to new all-time highs after we have already come all of this distance, i don't think you will get much. that's why when you said 3,100, fine, have a ball. go from 2,950 to 3,100 and grind it. >> who said 3,100? >> jeff. >> are you having a ball >> i said not exciting. >> but it is not a fantastic risk/reward either. >> i agree. >> when you consider the downdrafts we had over the last few months. >> maybe it is not fang, but why can't apple rally in a market where things a

the whole day there have been emergency meetings in the party headquarters here behind me all day long that will continue tomorrow morning and at the moment it seems as though the politic is going to try and find a kind of interim solution to a point to some senior members of the party that don't have ambitions themselves to the major positions that are underway and all this is not all resigning from and then to find some time to consider a. succession will comedy as it were in the next couple of weeks or months now k b s p days the junior partner in john's langley mccool's coalition what does this mean for her government well if what self said if was to go by that it really seems that she's keen to push on with this government until the end of this term and that will of course will also be her 4th and final term as chancellor and that would go until 2021 but of course this resignation from andrea knowledge today has of course sent tremors through this coalition and has yet again brought into question the credibility of this government is it still stable enough to leave many and was ev