mann about trade.do to compliance issues with her major american bank. i know that you brushed off the brand lectures you gave years ago on the repurchase agreement. how will chairman powell address of very shortet term banking paper this afternoon? what should he say? catherine: i think what we are looking at here is part of the process of monetary policy normalization. it also part of the process associated with a very large issuance of u.s. treasuries. it is a combination of that, plus, of course, you have a lot of need for liquidity. when you need liquidity and you don't have it, you end up with a price spike. this happens when you run the system very tight and have been, perhaps, complacent a little bit. tom: let's go to research on this. evening, publishing and extensive node with comments on citigroup and j.p. morgan and how they are hamstrung. team at bloomberg intelligence. banks don't have the same balance sheet elasticity they had prior to 2007. before 2009, the repo market was the same size

a pink hotel in key biscayne. >> reporter: meet bruce mann, a hard law school professor better knownabeth warren's husband. >> so 1979. >> yes. >> you met senator warren. what was she like? >> oh, the first -- let me set the scene. because -- >> please. >> it is completely improbable. >> reporter: the two met when they were 29 years old. attending a law conference in florida. warren had recently separated from her first husband jim warren. >> as i approached the reception i looked across the lawn and from about, i don't know, 25 yards away the -- i saw elizabeth talking to a couple of people and the -- and even from that distance i was just -- i was drawn to her. she was so lively, so animated, so engaged. i just fell for her from 25 yards out before even meeting. >> love at first sight? for me. it took her a couple of days. >> for you. >> i was much slower. that was a sunday late afternoon. >> that is right. >> when we met. i wasn't completely in love with him until sometime mid-morning on monday. he was in the row ahead of me down at the other end of the row and it was on monday wh

as we just heard from hillary hillary mann leverett what more can the u.s. do significant announced in the next 48 hours but what we've also been hearing about just in the last few minutes and it is sort of backs up reporting that we've heard over several days is yes military action by the u.s. is off the table at the moment certainly but what it appears is the trouble ministration has decided to do and this just came out in a wall street journal scoop in just the last few minutes but we've also heard it from other vaguely from other sources too it's a trying to build up some sort of international coalition against iran possibly even to coincide with the u.n. general assembly next week donald trump might compare will be there and make the case that the u.s. thinks that iran is a bad actor that perhaps the these missiles did indeed come from iran is a great deal of skepticism about that and whether that's going to take the picture will they or the scenario of might bump a 0 showing evidence of the u.n. security council in a slam dunk amount to about the missi

my name is chris mann, i'm a senior planner with chinatown community development center. echoing some other comments already. it is encouraging to see a definitive deadline for project completion, but this still does represent a much longer delay than anticipated, so we just hope that the agency can look at more mitigation options and resources to help the chinese community to see the project through and thrive while we wait for project completion. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> rosa chen. >> hello, director, rosa chen, i just wanted to talk about on top of what everyone else has said about, you know, how we choose our contractor with the lowest bid and how we need to fix that, on top of that, i think it's very important that we also talk about when we start a project we should really think about how it's going to affect the communities and how we have to add these mitigation funds into the project already so that it's already there instead of us scrambling to look for money constantly to figure out how can we help the merchants survive in the community, how do

just to really have your set more about you there's this inventor in cannabis called steve mann. so he is also experimenting with merging his body with machinery for quite a while now but he's more honest scientists say this side of it like to see it's doing it for sake of science no you you're an artist not a scientist it's from what it what you do right now is it just a commentary to what's happening or is it also advancing science in a way well look you know i i am only an artist on the other hand i have a general knowledge of engineering of medical technologies because of my hands on experience with them. i see these projects as as 50. to new possibilities. ah i think that we shouldn't consider them in any why scientific research on the other hand usually my projects involve studies of the. technology so for example when my hand was 1st state engineer it was sophisticated enough even though i'm only an artist to be invited by the jet propulsion lab in pasadena. and the johnson space center in houston. to demonstrate the hand to the extravehicular activity group. and not just

michael mann and mypayrollhr have not responded to our multiple requests for comment, and there is non where the millions of dollars actually went, and the fbi is now asking any affected worker to speak up to help investigators. lester >> all right, jo ling, thank you. >>> we're back with the new fallout for nfl star antonio brown and what the owner of his new team is reportedly saying. (tiffany) with counseling and using the nicotine patch and gum, i quit for good. my tip is: get help to find the best way for you to quit smoking. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. ♪upbeat musieverything was so fresh in the beginning. [sniff] ♪ dramatic music♪ but that plug quickly faded. ♪upbeat music luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens 1200 hours. [deep inhale] breathe happy with febreze plug. w...that keep us active every day.... like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... ...with centrum® multigummies. so you can be unstoppable. now improved! better tasting! feed your cells today. i am proud of you, my man. making simple, smart cash back cho

mann: when i w was growing years agago, these two islands jujuste one, just like collective. wewe used the sameme language, e waway of livg. a and theirir lifestyle is jusust same a as o, you know. frances: yep. i agree. [womanan speaking russian] [drum beating rhythmically; people singing] [helicopter approaching]g] [singing continues] frances: when they asked us to go down to the chopper and greet them, i didn't know who i was really greeting. and now that i've spent a few days with them, i think in a year's time, i get my passport, you know, visa, and whatever is required. we are gonna visit a couple of villagers there... weather permitting. the struggle through life, most of it is not all happy. i've gone through a great many things. but knowing ththat you had times where yourur heart w j just fufull... that helps you t to remember tht there's gonna be a better time ahead of you. with a billion aft i'm skyrocketing inequality in the united states still called itself a genuine representative democracy why has it become the plutocracy and what could be done if anything. to

michael mann, where are you?tions. >> i don't think he's going to be returning your call. >> he might be in portugal now or somewhere hiding out. we'll see. he hasn't been charged with a crime. >>> ahead, mark strassmann looks at changes in a beach town that spacex calls home. >> reporter: say you move to south texas because you don't want neighbors and you do want peace and quiet and then a spaceship factory moves next door. rockets and all. it's not the retirement you planned for, but it is the story coming up next on "cbs this morning." when life throws type 2 diabetes your way,... why wait? hit back now. farxiga, along with diet and exercise,... ...helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. and when taken with metformin xr, it may lower a1c up to 2.1 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have... ...red color in urine, or

more investment from the west than from beijing that's the finding of a study by germany's beltless mann foundation western countries spent $290000000000.00 on the global infrastructure project between 20132017 that's $5000000000.00 more than china did. argentina's government has restricted currency trading in an attempt to battle it deepening crisis and its state finances companies will now need to get permission from the central bank to buy foreign currency to rating agencies have downgraded the country sovereign debt rating. the amazon is a commodity and engine of economic growth that's according to brazilian president gerry paulson r.-o. his words have encouraged longer and prospectors to push it further into the region at the expense of indigenous peoples more and more of them are now organizing to protect their lands and way of life. small group the villagers camped out at night on the lookout for signs of trespassing in the lush rain forest they call home. this is what environmental monitoring looks like in some parts of the amazon. this is one of 7 bases installed across the men

mann on twitter. >> i follow you and i enjoy it.is the distinguished professor of atmospheric science at penn state university. we are minutes away from a press conference with president trump. just minutes ago he insisted again that he did not pressure the ukrainian president to investigate joe biden. joining me now with a look at what to expect is nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker. in a day when we haven't expected anything that's happened, what do we expect next? >> reporter: well, first of all we should say that our reporters have just entered the room it. >> looks like things are relatively speaking running on time that we could see the president soon. i expect this will be yet another free-willing press conference with president trump. remember a year ago when he was at the u.n. general assembly, there was a wide range of questions. today i anticipate they will be largely on this topic, trying to pick through the various revelations by that memo that was released by the white house earlier today. president trum

what hillary mann wrote. about, what do you think netanyahu's influence? host: thank you. we have featured those authors on c-span2 on booktv. guest: the premise of the question that i am -- that i represent israel is wrong. if you read this book, one of the things i am emphasizing is that israel has some very make.l choices to if it does not stop building outside of the settlement blocs, it is going to be one state for two people. host: we see israel fast approaching one of those hinge points in history where a decision is needed to preserve the country's character. israel's separation from palestinians may be more about divorce than peace. guest: the key thing to understand is that the reason israel is facing a choice is not because two states is available anytime soon. the palestinians are divided between the west bank and gaza. secession is looming on the with abad 84ide years old. not have an impulse towards greater accommodation. two states is not available anytime soon. if israel keeps building outside

[film advance clickingng] mann: in madagascar, we have more than 5,000 kilometers of coast, and a lotot of fishern communities. it's forbidden to fish sea cucumber with dive materials to preserve the species. but there are many foreign investors that came here that pay the young malagasy people to fish sea cucumber with a bottle of gas, etc. the chinese came here and, as ususual, they tried to offer infrastructures like roads, and as a counterpart, they want to be authohorized to exploit natural resources. there is a very huge upsurge of these practices now, and it's a big threat to the natural resources, to t their sustainability, and the environment in general. [man speaking native language] day: we believe that fish stocks are declining for multiple reasons, one of them being access to international markets.s. a lot of people inin europe, a lot of people in asia enjoy to eat seafood which exists here. the population iss growing in madagascar. there's lots of migration pressure as well. people from the inland come to the ocean because they want access to resources on the coast here. p

you probably know him as one of china's richard mann with a net worth of over $38 billion. —— richest started his career as an english teacher. he was then reject did for 30 differentjobs, including one at kfc. we know he founded alibaba in his apartment two decades ago in 1999 was up so how did he get here? well, he bought his first computer at the age of 33 and was surprised when no chinese things turned up in his first online search. the rest is history. jack ma says he wants to return to education because that is what he loves to do. i think many of us what he loves to do. i think many of us remember his performance at the company's us remember his performance at the compa ny‘s anniversary celebrations, though, inspired by michaeljackson. and can you see, there is daniel zhang there, he will be replacing him later today. happy birthday 22. it is also my sons but there today. ——jack ma. it is also my sons but there today. —— jack ma. thank you so much, mariko 0i, enjack ma's road to success. we turn our attention to apple. tech is set to hold its annual product launch later while m

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hillary mann leverett is c.e.o. of strategic that's a political risk consultancy she's also previously served as a u.s. diplomat and joins us from washington d.c. good to have you on the program. the sad. the defense ministry has shown evidence that they say iran was behind the attack the who these have claimed responsibility for the attack how much room is there to doubt the saudi claims that iran was there was the one the perpetrators well what struck me the most was how cautious in relative terms the saudis were in describing iranian involvement they use the term sponsored that iran sponsored this attack that there's no doubt iran sponsored this attack but sponsorship has an incredibly broad meaning and definition and i think the saudis are deliberately in their own in their own way reacting with some caution because they're completely isolated on this issue they have no guarantee that the united states will back them up to retaliate against iran or anybody else they're in a really tough position with very few op

has sent officials to saudi arabia to investigate the attacks hillary mann leverett to see t.j. that's a political risk consultancy she's previously served as a u.s. diplomat and she says saudi arabia's current diplomatic isolation has played into its response. what struck me the most was how cautious in relative terms the saudis were in describing iranian involvement they use the term sponsored that iran sponsored this attack that there's no doubt iran sponsored this attack but sponsorship has an incredibly broad meaning and definition and i think the saudis are deliberately in their own in their own way reacting with some caution because they're completely isolated on this issue they have no guarantee that the united states would back them up to retaliate against iran or anybody else they're in a really tough position with very few options so they're trying to lay out what evidence they can but there is a lot of doubt here in washington and i think around the world about what the saudis have to say really about this kind of investigation given their track record in yemen with

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collapsed suddenly this month has been charged in a massive bank fraud scheme. 49-year-old michael mannas arrested yesterday prosecutors say he took out $70 million in fraudulent bank loans and diverted the money to fake companies mann was also the ceo of my payroll hr, a legitimate firm that processed paychecks from small businesses that company shut down abruptly three weeks ago when lender banks suspecting fraud froze all of mann's accounts >> we could use a boost on this tuesday morning. >> i am going to take care of that for you right now an update on the detroit youth choir, the one that wowed us during an incredible run on "america's got talent. ♪ this is the moment, tonight i the night ♪ ♪ we'll fight till its over >> the choir finished in second, just shy of the $1 million prize, but i've got good news. the group was just awarded a huge endowment city leaders making the surprise announcement >> can i get a drum roll, please where's the band $1 million >> that endowment which is funded by several businesses and organizations will help support the detroit youth choir for years to

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she described the lib dems as the ‘strongest party to stop brexit.‘ the labour mp, john mann says he's has launched a strong attack onjeremy corbyn. in an interview with the sunday times, he accused the labour leader of giving the "green light" to anti—semites in the party. he'll take up the full—time post as the government's anti—semitism tsar. ships and aircraft are helping to move thousands of people from the islands in the bahamas worst hit by hurricane dorian. one cruise ship with more than a thousand evacuees has now arrived in florida. aid agencies say the situation on great abaco island is desperate, with residents unable to find food or clean water. at the moment, the death toll in the bahama is 43 — but is expected to increase with hundreds still missing. darren tosh is the executive director at samaritan‘s purse — a christian humanitarian aid organization that has airlifted an emergency field hospital and a medical team to the bahamas. hejoins me now. tell us more about what you've been able to do to help. over the past week we have been airlifting supplies straight into the

she described the lib dems as the ‘strongest party to stop brexit.‘ the labour mp, john mann says he's has launched a strong attack onjeremy corbyn. in an interview with the sunday times, he accused the labour leader of giving the "green light" to anti—semites in the party. he'll take up the full—time post as the government's anti—semitism tsar. president trump says he's called off peace negotiations with the taliban — after an attack that killed 12 people, including a us soldier, in the afghan capital, kabul on thursday. the announcement — via twitter— comes just days after the american envoy to afghanistan reached a draft peace deal with the group. mr trump said a previously secret meeting with taliban leaders and the afghan president, ashraf ghani, due to take place at the president's camp david retreat on sunday has been cancelled. our chief international correspondent lyce doucet has been following the story. stunning, in so many ways. it is the middle of the night in the united states and if officials had been tipped off about these tweets, they would be scrambling, i think, tipp

at the united nations hillary mann leverett is a former white house and u.s. state department official she says european leaders have failed to protect the 2015 iran nuclear. there is no proof the french the british and the germans are not even waiting for a un or international investigation which the saudis have themselves called for 'd the e.u. 3 as they're called the germans the french and the british are coming out jumping the gun not waiting for investigation to say that iran must have done it there's no other explanation well that really underestimates as they have for years what the yemenis have been capable of doing and i think we all have underestimated what the yemenis are capable of doing much to our much to our peril nobody is really interested in continuing with the iran nuclear deal the including the iranians but i think the europeans have taken a real gamble throwing their weight behind president trump in some sort of new multilateral deal because trump is not interested in a multilateral deal he is interested in by lateral deals where the u.s.

the reigns on the capital as the country's economy has been spiraling for weeks correspondent alex mann elevated standing by to break down the details of the future of the past and the argentine economy. but the greatest challenges on the downslope in the wake of a major move in baghdad negotiations we welcome back our power panel to break down for us in the. end as we go to break here are the numbers. sure there's the need to stop it from continuing to grow. i just never know very good about the idea of bringing children into the world because i didn't feel like things were in very good shape that a life was just going to be a lot of software program. but. there's no reason the more. you take things that are already made the there's no reason to make something else that you need to do their lives and everybody's scared to talk about it survival is really dependent on us addressing this issue and if we can't even talk about it every can even have a conversation or that it then. we're in trouble ready . you know world a big part of. loftus and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deepe

she described the lib dems as the ‘strongest party to stop brexit.‘ the labour mp, john mann says he'seremy corbyn. in an interview with the sunday times, he accused the labour leader of giving the "green light" to anti—semites in the party. he'll take up the full—time post as the government's anti—semitism tsar. the tuc‘s annual congress begins today in brighton with government funding, wages and job security high on the agenda. last week the chancellor announced an end to austerity with an additional £13.8 billion of investment in areas including health, education and the police. however a tuc report out today claims that local government will faces a £25 billion funding gap by 2025. joining me now from brighton is the tuc deputy general secretary, paul nowak. what more will you be discussing? there will be a whole range of issues on the agenda in the next few days, focusing on the issues that matter to working people and their families. at the top of the agenda isa families. at the top of the agenda is a new working deal for people families. at the top of the agenda is a new working

the labour mp, john mann says he's stepping down after 18 years in parliament, and has launched a strongview with the sunday times, he accused the labour leader of giving the "green light" to anti—semites in the party. he'll take up the full—time post as the government's anti—semitism tsar. delays are expected on british airways flights later today ahead of a pilots' strike which is due to begin at midnight. the dispute is over pay and conditions. most ba flights taking off from the uk on monday and tuesday have been cancelled. our business correspondent katie prescott has the details. for the first time in the company's history, british airways pilots are refusing to fly. the pilots' union says they accepted pay freezes when ba made losses, and they now want to share in its success. they want to see a greater slice of the £2 billion profit that ba made last year. pilots have rejected their offer of an 11.5% pay rise over the next three years, and the strike is expected to cost the company £40 million a day. but british airways says it's a generous offer that's been accepted by the rest

6 years we we completely transformed our whole global economy we turned into a war machine michael mann who's a leading climate scientist at penn state university he said we need that kind of effort is what we need now so it's difficult but it's not impossible and that's what we need to achieve and i 3rd demand as i mentioned before is a citizens' assembly so having a large group of people from the general public to come in to learn about the crisis and then inform the government about what they want to do is work in ireland with the abortion and gay rights gay marriage issues and it could work if you see the government would say we are the 1st country here in britain to declare a claim emergency and i'm sure if you spoke to a fully disgraced event. secretary gavin williamson but now runs out of education he'd say that when you deface the department saying tell the truth the government are telling the truth ok so there is going to there is a commitment to 0 percent of the missions but how difficult is it to declare an emergency or make a commitment i mean it's it's the easiest thing in

his on 11 under par alongside a spain'sjohn his on 11 under par alongside a spain's john mann.ored three trials, including this one from george williams. they are now one win away from the grand final at old trafford. that is often the bbc sport centre just now. you can keep up—to—date with the latest from the rugby world cup over on website. new zealand are about to get under way against south africa in the next hafner. that is all free. i just want to update your what is going on with the labour party. that move by some at the top of the deputy leaderjohn watson, well, our political correspondent iain watson has just said on twitter thatjeremy corbyn will call for a review of the deputy leader's post rather than its abolition. to defuse the tom watson. if there is going to bea the tom watson. if there is going to be a review, that is obviously going to bea be a review, that is obviously going to be a climb—down, clearly, from the position pushed for byjohn land ——jon the position pushed for byjohn land —— jon lansman the position pushed for byjohn land ——jon lansman and the p

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. >> when it came time to have universal public education for all american kids, horace mann, the fatherr public school system said i have an idea. let's bring women in as teachers. then we can expand public education and it will not cost quite as much. >> reporter: because we don't have to pay women as much? >> exactly. at that time it was legal. you could pay women half as much. >> reporter: but goldstein says the recent strikes are about more than just pay. she says many teachers don't feel respect. >> education standards in the forsteringiticism. me iod >> reporter: and it's a feeling she traces back to a landmark 1983 report from the reagan administration. a nation at risk. >> if a foreign nation had done to our schools what we ourselves have done to them, we would be justified in calling it an act of war. >> one of the arguments it made is teachers in the sort of low intellectual capacity of some teachers was to blame for kids having low test scores and not being able to compete internationally. >> reporter: so it wasn't only that schools are failing, it was teach are failing. >> y

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