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it's that long. what happens oftentimes, what i've heard over and over a number of times, is you'll get to the end of the process and there will be, for example, a tree that's not supposed to be in the process. so it gets kicked back to the beginning. by the time it gets back to the final part, the staff has changed. they are reevaluating using different parameters to evaluate. there's something else wrong with it. so it goes back to the beginning of the process and so this adds a lot of time, it add as lot of waste. both internally for fema and to the people trying to recover. i think it's important to remember that these people, as they're trying to recover, first of all, they already had a job. now they have the new job of trying to fix their own house. 80% to 90% of kids were considered homeless. so was the superinterent. her husband, who is the sheriff, was also homeless. the sheriff's department had been displaced. they're trying to learn the new full-time job of fema recovery in mastering thes

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long: we have a long way to go.t is not we as in fema, the united states has a long way to go to help the commonwealth recovery. fema is one of the greatest assets to the commonwealth because of the money we put forward. there are other agencies involved such as hud. putting billions of dollars in as well. i think we put over $15 billion to work to do emergency repairs the grid. trying to bring up the infrastructure to where it is no longer a threat to life because it is not working. now is the tough task of working with the commonwealth to say, governor, what is your clear plan to build an energy grid that is resilient, that will make you more economically viable down the road, one of the biggest tasks we have is rebuilding a tremendous amount of schools and repairing schools. these are not things that happen within a week. these are things -- imagine a new school being planned in your community where you live. it takes years to do so. we are trying to be thoughtful and work with the governor to understand, here is

long long long long long long. long long long long long long long long struggle. on the move. and respect. the true welcome for the going to sleep on c.w. all eyes are on this team right here by munich on saturday the biggest thing is most decorated club had a stuffing start the season the decisive five one win against benfica in the champions league in midweek buying came into my face that team with fresh and persistent they differ in the bundesliga as well as they travel to graeme and with me coco bash knowing full well that he needed all three points to persuade his bosses that he is the right man for the job. will be looking at league leaders dortmund loving life in the think of this season having a worry in the world and we're looking to extend that streak against driver. mechanic line let's get started dortmund qualify for the champions league knockout stages this week and that was despite a boring nil nil draw against club now if that's not a good enough for the black and yellows surely facing freiburg side who failed to win during the whole month of november would be t

thirteen is visibly waning how long fellows. cling on to college my guess is both gun shy playing one of the most famous and infamous politicians in germany conflicts of. next on g.w. . had your daily dose of forrest yet. being in the woods makes us feel good. but can it actually help treat physical illness knows. some scientists are convinced that it can. treatment under the pines forty five million d.w. . natural riches precious resources or something and a rewarding investment farmland has been called ethiopia's during the cold of the country is an abundant supply and leases it to international agra for jobs. the government is after export revenues and the corporations high profit margins. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. the selling out of a country dead donkey no hyenas starts december twenty ninth on d. w. touch. after thirteen years in power and some damaging state election results are going to authority is visibly waning she's giving up the leadership of the christian democrats but she'll stay on as c

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so i felt this mismatch between long-term economic progress one - - problems and long term could not be fully explored and i don't feel this potential solution for the mismatch especially in the liberal democratic system in that groundswell of emotions in terms of people's apathy but also with the rise of populism whatever the motivations may be arguably here in the united states something i wanted to talk about t7 you do talk quite positively about many successes that have many different models like china. what is wrong with that it isn't wishing to write about china what works or doesn't work and they do have a very fundamental different system we prioritize the individual that utility function to drive that is paramount and the most important thing is the social and the community so as we can use our very different from that frame and policy that we could adopt in the west and i do feel it is a red herring. it is true they use hundreds of millions of people over this aft on - - last many decades in terms of per capita income with the important issue with the gdp terms is still loo

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long time that would also tend to push down long-term rates, and we used increasingly aggressive forward guidance also as a tool to push down interest rates. >> see the term for that in other countries which i'm sorry to say never caught on here which is those are open mouth operations, just talk about what you're going to do. i've been running really long here. but okay. does it worry you -- i mean, when we're talking about all the difficulties when short-term rates hit zero, and here we are, fed has moved rates up some, but they're still, you know, quite low by historical standards. are you worried about what happens if another shock hits? >> yes, absolutely, because interest rates are low. i believe they're likely to remain lower than they have been in past decades. that's -- predates the financial crisis. it's a developed country phenomenon. it reflects a world where saving is in some sense plentiful and the demand for it, for investment, is relatively weak. in a typical recession, the fed in the past has cut interest rates by 5 percentage points, 500 basis points, and if the normal

we have been doing it a long time. haveeople at this table been incredible, these are incredible men and women. we have been doing it a long time. i gave notice in syria, the weight it was reported was like i pulled out. i did not pull out. i have been talking about it for a year and a half. i have been saying take more time, constantly giving more time. i said, ok, it is time for others to take over. if you look at and we're supposed to be for a three-month period of time, we never left. time to bring our people back home. reporter: what do you make of people like lindsay graham that say you're making a mistake? president trump: aid good debate with lindsay graham in front of a lot of people the other day and i think lindsay would even say that had a big impact on him. lindsay graham is somebody that i like, that we've worked together, we agree on many things. we agreed on justice kavanaugh, justice gorsuch and we agreed on many things. i think that a lot of people are going to come around to my way of thinking. it's

we have a long way to go.oth very passionate the definition of passion is the right amount of love and anger at the same time. i understand exactly what you're talking about. i think there needs to be a consolidation of disaster your recovery -- disaster recovery funds, instead of extending it one week or three months, could we extended a year but make it a commitment that at the end of the year we will truly make transformational changes to the nfib rather than kicking the can down the road because the program is not financially solvent. it is broken. i am trying to do the best with a program that needs to be fundamentally changed to account for affordability and in some cases, may be does a transformational change in the entire industry. why can't you get a policy that is all hazards to begin with? become a mentor everything you just said. i agree with you 100%. i will tell you something else. i think your friend to the left is one that is key on this. flood insurance is defense. it is reactive. one of the m

bradley: well, we're obviously ninth year of the recovery, long duration. a lot is being made of the numbers coming in slightly below expectations, still 155,000, strong growth, low unemployment, i think what we're beginning to see is the tightness of the labor market having an impact here, frankly, as we begin looking out to the duration of being able to sustain this level of economic growth, one of the things that we're most concerned about is actually having the workers that we need to fuel continued growth. good strong numbers, but worry signs ahead about our ability to continue to grow. kate: the markets, some volatility recently. investors are starting to get a little anxious about possible signs of recession, not too far off, maybe on the horizon, how concerned are you, are your members about economic growth slowing down next year possibly? mr. bradley: i think we're more concerned about policy missteps that could lead us into a recession. so one of the things driving the stock market this week or two of the things driving the stock market this week

he will do the long version about three and a half hours it. will have the honor to have gene went onstage with us so. there's no. and what are we performing tomorrow morning to more morning we have the pleasure of performing dong starring our second team of actors. for tonight's show i need you all to concentrate. and to really work together to ensure the show's a success the expectations are high tonight this audience is passionate about opera so we need to give them our best from the heart that we. you know are. commercial more than average or maybe even opera the lyrics are beautiful and the singing his very delicate it's not the language we speak every day in opera everything is beautiful all the actors the gestures the musical instruments the songs the makeup the actresses who play the parts. it's a fascinating world. was. was. it. was. her that. night after night paying lead plays the queen and wears the costumes of noble women and emphasis she's the one that all the young singers in the troupe admire and the audience is most desolate by

long island? >> so, i would first address of issue of charter schools on long island, i can tell you that any time a charter school is proffered to be placed into a community, the outpouring of citizens whether they across the political strek ru spectrum is , we have a few district on long island that have charter schools, two are high minority schools districts, those were really just vulnerable for the insertion of a charter school. one was a political backdoor deal for putting one there. and as that was being discussed, i might add that in new york state, local school boards have absolutely no authority to deny a charter school. so it is the public that can influence whether the regents or the charter school institute that comes out of, they are only two organizations in the state. it public and political pressure that may influence the decision to insert a charter school into a community, whether the population is willing or not. after the decision for the the - charter school, that board of e

it's been a long process. there's been negotiating back and forth. i want to say also while i was on the school board i actually authorized the largest and strongest project labor agreement in the history of san francisco unified school district. i think an important thing to remember is that all of us make up the working construction business in san francisco and our organized labor partners it's very important they have stability and we look to them to actually deliver on us for construction needs in san francisco and also we have what is an important part and part of the team that helped to build san francisco and the future of san francisco. i would just like my fellow board members to keep that in mind as we go into these negotiations but also as we discuss this today. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, supervisor fewer. supervisor safai. briefly, briefly. >> all these qualifications. >> supervisor: can you read them? >> yes. i want to start by thank a number of people. i'd like to thank the construction and building trades, community fo

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when you have had an economic expansion this long, a bull market this long, you're are going to havewing pains once you do finally hit this be bombs as people are trying to figure out whether this is temporary, a light slowdown, are whether we are falling off the cliff. slowdown inight growth -- talk to me about the trading in the last 10 years. the fed possibility to raise on the top and has been disproven. they cannot really do it. what is the catalyst to break the 10 year out of the top end of that range? >> the only way we can get 10 years to sustainably trade above 325, 340 would be if the fed slowed the tightening pace and we work on ourselves in the same goldilocks economy. relatively benign inflation, growth going forward, and global growth no longer a concern. environment, we would see a very traditional re-steepening of the curve as inflation accelerated. taylor: wonderful. best day to have you on here, almost like we planned it. head of u.s. rate strategy and our own romaine bostick, thank you. a quick check of where the markets are because as we came into the show, every

at the start of the season you know this big inflated hype sort of took off and he didn't take very long only a couple of you know really dodgy results especially of course that game against. you know threw away a form the old lead that was just a nail in his coffin very quickly and when things started to go wrong he didn't really look like he had much of a plan with father a somebody who's got a bit of a cool head knows how to deal with his players as well it is not you know he doesn't hang on and. so any of the big names that previously you know cause problems for dortmund in their dressing room a little bit just because you don't really know what to do with them as a coach father doesn't really seem to be suffering from that problem and that's why things are looking i mean born technician i'm going to show you guys another video let's take a look at this one is him back in the day so we can take a look at that and just see just how crazy he was in this play looking. like a. plane . it doesn't go to show what a tactical know it he is a madman i mean he's not just he's not just a guy wi

so we have come a long way together in this improbable journey. so from the bottom of my heart, thank you. thank you all. thank you. [applause] you know, over the years and especially lately, i've always thought about this. i've been thinking to myself whether my dad would be proud of me. would he be proud of what i'm doing, what i did? i lost him at a young age, before he really had a chance to shape my path in life. i don't know what he thought i would make of myself. i was too young. but this was certainly not my plan. not even close. all i keep thinking is every time i go back to this is, what a country. i mean, what a country. where someone of an unassuming, midwest upbringing gets the chance to be a part of all of this. what a country. you can pursue whatever your passion is wherever it takes you. i mean, that's the american idea, isn't it? the condition of your birth isn't your destiny. your struggle isn't your destiny. it's part of your journey. it's allayed out right there in the first words of the constitution. before first principles, e

but the prosecutors went out of their way to say, as long as you keep cooperating, as long as you keep giving us what we ask you to give us, what else is there? >> we don't know what there is. there's certainly more from cohen, and we must expect that there's more from a.m.i.. and we don't know -- it's a really strange deal, very odd. barrett was right about that on cohen. he put himself in a lot of risk by not coming to some agreement on cooperation early. and the fact that the southern district of new york hammered him today, and the judge hammered him today because, quite frankly, they don't think he helped enough. so that's telling. i don't know what's coming. none of us know what's coming, but certainly there's more. >> so, when we look at what happened today, why he got sent away, he has these unrelated offenses, there's no question about that. but it's clear federal prosecutors believe what was done to hush people up during the campaign goes beyond a lawyer and his overzealous representation. now we see a pattern, barrett. that's why you can't look at this like a political story

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luke: i have had a problem with that for the long time -- a long time.idliquidity on an ill asset class. investors are little bit late to that trend. you can run into problems further down the line in the market can get very gappy in funding outflows. the price that will be offered as we get further and further into that liquidity crunch in -- we areloans watching very carefully. kathleen: i could not agree more in terms of gappy. etf's are important, but you have foreign investors and the cielo -- clo machine. see that changes and you supply demand come out of balance, who are you going to attract? there are a lot of new investors in and the ones that are going to come in are probably more like me, total return looking for much bigger discount than that market has seen since 2008. gershon: there is another factor at play. i have heard high-yield has done better than loans on the upside, wait until the downside, they are senior secured. part of the reason investors are fleeing is because the credit quality isn't nearly as good as it used to be. asset cov

so how long are we staying here. about four days i imagine. boring. and not a lot to do it feels really remote. setting up the stage takes almost an entire day the artists who agreed to handle this long and tedious task are rewarded with a small bonus. the others drop off their bags where they'll be staying with some villagers who agreed to put them up in exchange for some money. that the making man stuff tomatoes smells really good the tomatoes are from the garden grown without pesticides it's better that way they look wonderful. i hear. i'm so hungry we've been on the road and we haven't eaten since this morning i see you eat badly you're too skinny. upper is too tough for these youngsters. and you really travel all year round from village to village. yes around that must be difficult. during high season we never stop then during most ease and things quiet down a bit. are you sure you'll perform tonight with all that rain coming down. is the stages uncovered will cancel we can't perform for soaking wet but if it's covered we'll definitely perform in

the president is out there saying he wants this to be a long shutdown. that means an even -- for people who are living paycheck to paycheck, and let me tell you, we got a lot of people in our organization, some making as little as $26,000, $27,000 a year, they are -- you know, they cannot sustain a cutoff of their income for any period of time. so they have to plan as though they're not -- you know, it doesn't matter if they're going to get paid a month later. they have to plan as though it's not coming. and the other thing is, you know, in the past congress thankfully when there's been a furlough has paid workers who have been furloughed. there's no guarantee of that. for a worker being furloughed, you've got to plan as though your revenue is shut off and it's never coming. for a family who's making in the $20,000, $30,000, low 40 kind of range, this is just pulling the carpet out from under them and you can't really plan for that. i was talking to a lot of people in our organization. i talked to a lot of members and a lot of them had no idea when wheth

this has enabled our reform and opening up to come such a long way. on our way forward, we must adopt a strategic percent this, develop a dialectical approach to thinking and creative thinking, think in terms of the rule of law about worst-case scenarios. we must bear in mind the big picture and stay focused on tackling the major problems in china's development. we must conduct in-depth research and encourage local authorities to make bold explorations and keep the reformulated decision-making and line with legislative moves to make the decision-making sounder. we must show full tenacity and persistence to see all major reform measures. we must be bold and enterprising and take a proactive yet prudent approach with prompt yet steady steps to pursue reform, development and stability. we must keep to the right direction, stay on the right path and forge ahead with undiminished intensity in pursuit of greater progress and reform and opening up in the new era. -- consistent with security and development of interest and deliver national prosperity and disc

i have to say, long before the to give a long sweep of income talks. we had just reached levels not seen since 1929. people would say, that means another crisis. there was. we did have that crisis. do you think it is a cause or just a coincidence? chair yellen: i am certainly concerned about rising inequality, but i don't see it as a major cause of the crisis. paul: ok. view -- the closest i can come to that is it is actually a joint causation that deregulation and all those things that fostered inequality certainly toughened and helped set us up for the crisis. i don't know if you thought about that. i am probably going to for. chair yellen: the deregulation? paul: a lot of high incomes in america are connected to the financial industry, one way or the other. at the same time the deregulation or failure to expand regulation as a financial system changed -- chair yellen: i absolutely believe that was important in the crisis. there were huge failings in supervision and regulation. that was important to the crisis now. what is the link of that in the qua

i have been doing this a long time. charles payne has been doing this a long time. all of us have. i don't recall seeing a drop in the last 15 years, so i started in business 20 years ago. what do we have here, the transports down 457. that means airlines, choo-choos, fed ex, ups, all getting hammered. the volatility index, no surprise, up 23.5%. this is now above 20 which means it's at 20.30. that's above its historical average, hitting its highest level in six months. where is the safety? the flight to safety for traders, bring your attention to the u.s. treasury markets. prices on treasuries are going up, yields move in the opposite direction and they are plummeting. it's a pretty much free-fall starting from about a day ago, but it really started to accelerate starting overnight here. the ten-year yield at 2.93%. on friday, we were at 3%. now we're at 2.93%. you see that kind of decent basis point fall is rather significant. that's below its 200-day moving average. currently the ten-year yield right now stands at 2.93%. >>> we will keep an eye on that but i need to move you to

the old adage is by low, sell high, and for long-term investors, three to five years out, long-term useo be seven to 10, but if you consider yourself long-term, 3, 5, or seven, it would be a mistake to sell now. david: if you look at the s&p -- alix: even the most bullish and bearish forecast, there is still 10% upside. you can see that in a chart that shows the diversions of the two. the set me no matter where we go it is up from here when we stop the selling? >> history would tell us that indeed when the selling stops, we will likely go of. david: it seems so obvious. alix: the fundamentals are not bad. is reluctant to say fundamentals are not bad in the economy is good. all.is not the case at i am politically agnostic as a strategist. it is regrettable the president has to be pitching the market. that is his business, but i am shaking my head. the economy has shown remarkable , and it has been improving significantly. there are serious issues at hand. there is the trade war with china, a new leadership at the fed, still new after almost a year now. it takes the market a long time to

but still a long way to go.hink it helps that advertising is separate from the user posts on twitter, but with video and other categories, new categories of advertising that are more difficult. emily: we will keep our eye on the impact of this report. sarah frier, as always, thanks for stopping by. coming up, the future of money. we take a look at different aspects of how technology is disrupting the financial sector. this week, a u.k. start up says it aims to become the amazon of banking. plus, uber's self driving cars are returning to pittsburgh. but have the safety measures improved? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: amazon is struggling in the grocery business more than a year after it bought whole foods. according to a new study, the number of amazon prime members who shop for groceries on amazon at least once a month fell this year. the average amazon online grocery order is smaller than those that use grocery delivery and pickup from brick-and-mortar retailers. time now for our feature on the future of money, w

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not in long island city.t point gets lost in a lot of these arguments made saying other companies have o come here and done it for free >>> meanwhile, are ceos losing faith in the economy dom chu has some of the answers with new interesting data for us >> so the chief executive group puts out their monthly survey of ceos in america. thousands of them from varying industries and market caps and all different varieties of businesses and this particular month, we saw the steepest drop in ceo confidence we've seen pretty much all year. so the level we're at right now represents the lowest level that we've seen in ceo confidence since october of 2016. right before the election of president donald trump you can see right here, that dropoff is the biggest dropoff we've seen in confidence in a monthly basis during any month this year. that's got to be one thing to watch. as for the drivers going on here, it's the usual suspects. we've got the big concerns maybe late cycle stuff, cooling economy. that's one of the thi

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as long as you are the ceo, i would be happy to be an investor. how long might you be the ceo?ughter] david: do you have any plans? if the president of the united states called you and said i would like you to be secretary of defense or something like that, would you entertain that, or are you going to stay where you are for a while? marillyn: in our company, i feel very privileged. i love the work that we do. i have a team of remarkable people that i work with. they have the highest integrity. they are so dedicated and so talented. i love working at lockheed martin, and i serve at the pleasure of the board of directors, so how long i work will be up to them. but today, i am really enjoying the work i am doing and have no intention of stepping down from my role. david: right. whenever you do step down at some point, you might step down at some point, 10 years, 15 years, 20 years, would you consider the higher calling of private equity? [laughter] marillyn: you know, as i told you, i have a passion for business. i might very well consider that, david. david: well, whenever you d

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trying to end yemen's four year long civil war. the speaker of the u.k. parliament says there's an arguable case the government could be in contempt of the parliament it follows a refusal to publish the full legal advice the government has been given on the brics it deal parliament is to vote next week on the agreement as struck by the prime minister to resign may and the e.u. new barker is in london. there is just over a week to go until m.p.'s decide whether to accept or reject the british government's plans but before all of that happens the government could face a major hurdle a possible embarrassment for the government the opposition labor party has joined forces with other smaller parties accusing the british government of being in contempt of parliamentary protocol by failing to share all of the legal advice that the british government received from its legal advisor the attorney general geoffrey cogs when it came to coming up with its plan in its entirety what does the government even need to share this information with parliament well because m.p