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michel? >> the question being? >> nature of money in crypto. what would make a crypto currency a currency not just an asset? bitcoin, michel coin. >> i like the sound of that one. that's good. if we're talking about a medium of exchange, then what we have is either a currency or substitute for currency or substitute for money. it's all digital, maybe we shouldn't call it currency. the idea is what is the medium of exchange? and my whole point is that people should be allowed to use whatever medium of exchange that they want to use. the fact that many people think that the fed is great and the fed is fine and we should just stick to the central bank that we have, that's wonderful. if nobody else ever believes that way and no one else develops any other form of money, no problem. but if somebody comes up with something better, we should allow that to take place. >> you highlighted earlier that the government shouldn't favor one or the other. we clearly do. we coin the money. and we have the official money, the legal ternd in the united states. mr.

money. until feel good out there michel fisa more mushtaq government. which game i want the opposite where. you can wear the code for this feels good and beneath. it head boy we had. it go for this be it also. i think. you. could could you. so. it gives no one else here for general to honest you keep one and i'm not a business where you sit the biggest the nest the dish when you say bow but if you did a kiss how much. many asked about his way out which i love my book. you much had this if you could who would the less mulberry we've been given it keeps a but don't do much heavier than this but don't see it that much to make up the kind of a cut the deep blue suit didn't evolve there to show how your point is belongs i've just done a few not to step back don't use them them to mcqueen's to implement that was a lot of these even office with. and. to. cling. to don't do that as the fool you have lived and died close to god. said to trust you to grow distant from those on the moon i would have it but definitely a postcard just to be selfish but i live with t

money creation. you know has been in final form a bank. now retired i can't say that with pride any more that casinos know i think of the for michelle misspeak on paper it's free up money but the up finale and the manipulation happens everywhere but i offer a. way in the future generation of being robbed. to quit thinking that i'm still at the moment it's primarily the big banks who are pocketing the profits of this money making enterprise the swiss initiative wants these billions to benefit the country's citizens by only allowing the national bank to create money if we want to take away the rights of banks to create money but we're not taking away a line of business they'll still be allowed to lend money and manage assets and oversee financial transactions standing at the banks you get to keep all of that. they want then national bank to play a key role in the future. private banks would only be allowed to issue loans if they have the money in their vaults one hundred percent secure private banks would not be allowed to create deposit money anymore and the profits from this privilege would also benefit the national bank the general public o

money creation. you know it's been in fine form a bank. now retired i can't say that with pride any more that casinos know i think a lot of the for michelle to speak on tape is free up money for the uk finale and the manipulation happens everywhere but i'd offer a. way in the future generation of being robbed. to competing in that i.p.o. at the moment it's primarily the big banks who are pocketing the profits of this money making enterprise the swiss initiative wants these billions to benefit the country's citizens by only allowing the national bank to create money if we want to take away the rights of banks to create money but we're not taking away a line of business they'll still be allowed to lend money and manage assets and oversee financial transactions standing at the banks you get to keep all of that. they want then national bank to play a key role in the future. private banks would only be allowed to issue loans if they have the money in their vaults one hundred percent secure private banks would not be allowed to create deposit money any more and the profits from this privilege would also benefit the national bank the general publ

if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. i'm michelle griego. and i'm emily turner, in for kenny. a pair of wildfires - burning dangerously close about 10- thousand structures in lake and mendocino counties. crews are working around the clock to try and drive the flames away >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm emily turner in for kenny choi. crews are working around ock to away from homes, the ranch and river fires threatening towns on the western edge of clear lake. officials have expanded evacuation orders there. anne makovec is live in lake county this morning. >> reporter: i'm here in the town of lakeport. it's all evacuated and both highways here 175 and 29, they are both shut down. the good news, it's a little less smokey than it was when i was here yesterday. but firefighters say this fire only 5% contained, and they have burned about 68,000 acres combined and several buildings have been lost, more morning. the fires started on friday and have grown, bunking through unpopulated rural territory. firefighters have had a lo

forget the premier league lego countries around the world spend a lot of money on academies but some explains do it themselves michel salgado do blackout to make costanzo in romania the great georgie had you perhaps my favorite interview or role why did you decide to want to start an academy could've gone carried on coaching or become an ambassador a million things why did you want to have an academy. what's the holding those in my mind. took you for the kids big open to new people became became his is the key. to him because. my time. coaching they helped me to became bigger and for that reason i think it's good to have the football to start to put in one of them with me with the concept and with it with the facility. and give for the kids the opportunity to be came with it because it's all good skill. yeah. you don't need had you on the poor kid somebody yeah. when you say was the boss this. was the philosophy beyond the academy because we've had a chance already know that. the strategy is simple try to be the best. and the philosophy. the point. of this analogy and then take. our football its. position and oppres

the premier league let me go countries around the world spend a lot of money on academies but some explains do it themselves michel salgado do blackout to make constanza in romania the great georgie had you perhaps my favorite interview are rule why did you decide to want to start an academy could have gone carried on coaching or become an ambassador for a million things why did you want to have an academy. first of all it doesn't mind those. looking for the kids big open to new people became became his is deemed. to have because of. my time. coaching they helped me to became bigger and for this reason i think it's good to have the football to start to put one of them with me with the concept and with what the facility. and give for the kids the opportunity to be came with it because it's all good scheme. yeah. well how do you need had you on the floor you could see me yet. when he was the boss. yeah this was the philosophy beyond the academy because we've had a chance already. to start the. same but try to be the best. and the philosophy. the point. of this knowledge and then taking. out for the audience. positio

forget the premier league lego countries around the world spend a lot of money on academies but some explains do it themselves michel salgado do buy a card to make home stand so in rumania the great eulogy had you perhaps my favorite interview or rule why did you decide to want to start an academy could have gone and carried on coaching or become an ambassador for a million things why did you want to have an academy. but still it doesn't my mind goes. looking for the kids to go paternity to be king became a kid is that in. the head because. my time. coaching they help me to became bigger and for that reason i think it's good to have the football to start to put it when i got them with me with the concept and with it with the facility. and give for the kids the opportunity to be came with it because it's all good school. yeah. you don't need had you on the board you could simply yeah. when you say was the boss this. was the philosophy beyond the academy because we've had a chance already. the strategy is simple try to be the best. and the philosophy start a point. of this knowledge and then take. our football it's. p

michel barnier said maintaining control of laws, money and borders didn'tjust apply to the uk. ay? first of all there was a bit of good news from both sides and that is they have made some strides forward in terms of post—brexit corporation on security. on sharing things like fingerprints, dna profiles and passenger name records for people who get flights between the uk and eu. that is something that is the uk has wanted to get a move on with and thought that there was a good case forjust getting that stuff sorted as soon as possible. it seemed that big strides have been made in that direction. here is the bad news and it is about the idea of the backstop to afford these might avoid a hard border between northern ireland and ireland. that was about something being written into the brexit treaty, being stored up in case the future relationship discussions about the trade deal did not come up with a solution for a hard border. they have this in the draw as a back—up plan for what would happen. there have been massive disagreements between the eu and the ukfor disagreements between

money. if it is all digital, maybe we shouldn't call it currency. dr. michel: what is the medium of exchange? my hope i is that people should be allowed to use whatever medium of exchange they want to. many people think that the fed is great and the fed is fine. we should stick to the central bank that we have. that is wonderful. nobody is going to use one. if somebody comes up with something better, we should allow that to take place. you said that the government should not favor one or the other. we clearly do. we coined the money. we have the official money. we have the legal tender in the united states. how do you see migrating the path? currencyck: to be a you have to be readily accepted in settlement payments and debts. you have to be a unit that is used to denominate contracts. that means that people in theral believe that currency will be available and accepted by other people. they have to believe that other people except that. everybody else has to believe that other people will accept that as well. creationtrange social that comes out of believe act

hello i'm michel without a live from doha also coming up. the promises of money and change for the government but the protests go on in southern iraq now oil supplies are being threatened. the i.m.f. warns that uterus imposed by the united states could end up hurting his own economy . it was set up to help bring international criminals to justice but twenty years on there still is a still a place in the world for the i.c.c. . u.s. president donald trump is back in washington after a summit with his russian counterpart vladimir putin that has prompted outrage across the political spectrum the two leaders met on monday in finland capitol hill sinky during a joint news conference trump defended russia against allegations that it interfered in the thirty sixteen u.s. election we begin our coverage with diplomatic editor jane space. we face to face ahead of a solo meeting a meeting that lasted over two and a half hours but if you were hoping they would solve any of the world's problems you'll be sorely disappointed instead when they spoke to reporters their comments w

michelle i think if i remember article one right. queenie money is an enumerated power of the congress. we get the question this morning. whereas all of this would still be pursuant obviously to congress saying that we are doing this. tell me your views on this legally. i hate to venture a guess because they seem to be able to do quite a bit without legislation. and then dr. beside a question for you. he talked about this because a block chain truly and innovated area. you and make some forms of money or credit obsolete. if you think about this. many inefficiencies. if you think about payments. both are painfully slow sometimes. it can could make transactions much easier. it lives down the cost. that could affect the traditional model. they take over. in my time remaining mister chairman and since this is the monetary policy committee. the recent writings on the 40th anniversary of the humphrey hawkins act one of my personal favorite laws. and we celebrated the day quietly. i always find the goals odd i didn't get to ask my question. how is price

michelle. hadn't they had it all? money, youth, happiness. what on earth caused him to chuck it all without as much as a note of explanation. >> november 1st was our three-year anniversary and a bit of a turning point for me. but prior to that i still believed wholeheartedly that he was going to send for me. and if he sent for me, i would have went with him. >> really? >> i would have, yes. and that day came and went with no phone call, no letter, nothing. and that made me realize that i needed to take care of myself and try to get back on my own two feet. >> mark was still alive. she knew that because, even though she hadn't heard from him since that brief phone call in greece, credit card statements were still coming in to their home in chicago. >> he's going to the biggest fashion houses across france and buying clothing and he's at casinos. >> and you're back and you can't even pay the water bill. >> right. and i'm sitting there crying every night listening to our songs, you know, mourning his loss and he's in the south of france. >> his

michelle barney. the deputy governor speaks this week. shares down as much as 4.4%. switzerland's wealth moneyer is in line with its target growth rate but at a slower pace than a year ago. is counting on faster hiring to boost growth. has been grappling with cost, margin, pressures, warning of risk of increased market. something has petered out since the new chief executive took over. phillips in the news, the biggest drop since october. second-quarter sales missed estimates due to inventory issues of air purifiers in china. shares down by 1.9%. that is a look at european markets. talkingomega advisors about $3.8 billion under management is converting to a family office. eric schatz or is on -- erik schatzker is here. thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. erik: there are three regions capitalnagers return lp and convert to a family office. one, they are forced into it, too, they are set up with investors, or they are bearish about the prospects of future returns. which camp do you falling? first two. our investors have been fabulous in their treatment of me. i went through a b

if you were watching yesterday, you saw wes almost earn twice as much money as he had picked up in the previous two shows. michelleat's it. pick up the signaling devices, because here we go into the jeopardy! round. hopefully, you get to use them often. here are the categories... ...how appropriate. next... followed by... you see the quotation marks. then we want you to... and finally... wes. 10-letter "m" words for $200, please. wes. -what is minestrone? -that's it. "m" words, $400, please. wes. -what is a midshipman? -you got it. "m" words, $600, please.

money. >> so, dan, let's get to the investor takeaway from all of this michelle asked what is winning the u.s. will win the trade war and steve bannon has full access to their markets and what kind of bumps along the way, if we even get there how much pain is the market and the global economy going to have to endure to get to that prize if we even get there >> sure. and i saw a lot of similarities between what steve was saying and larry kudlow today and they have very different ways of saying it and if you take those two remarks and the two speakers from your conference, larry was saying trump needs a win on nafta, possibly eu autos because we're going to focus on china, and what steve bannon just said is put yourself in a seat belt, lock yourself in this is going to be a long process. it's not going to be a short run, and it is akin to the build-up of the soviet union with reagan fighting the cold war. it's just going to be with china on trade policy rather than defense spending and so from an investor takeaway, getting a win on the eu or nafta for trump will be important. investors have

big on the public markets and josh lipton in san francisco and he's got more >> michelle, xiomi just raised a lot of moneyipo at 17 hong kong dollars at $2.17 per share. at the bauottom of that range. but at the lower price it's now raising about $5.4 billion renaissance capital telling its clients its company is valued at close to $9 billion. large cap, chinese stocks remember they're down more than 20% now since their peak in january. internet services do make up about 10% of sales, but its smart phones that still account for the vast majority of total revenue. still this is big evaluation and the company is growing fast. execs apparently hope to make a push into the u.s. as well but consumers here have any concerns about a chinese company given alarms that are being raised by lawmakers over wuawei and zte. >> not unless there's anything major, i treat it like any other company. >> it's really about terms and agreements like that because in theory they own that information, and i would want that information to be in trustworthy hands. >> not trying to get into politics, man, again depending on what the

michelle. chris, as you know, we have very astute viewers of "fast money" and i'm sure people out there saw carter black out there on the plaza who talked about apple and he showed the exact same charge in terms of apple above and relative to the s&p 500 below and then when he also did was he did ex-apple and what we saw was real underperformance of apple that led him to the conclusion that there's more downside here or downside to come for apple so what -- how are you guys looking at the same chart and coming up with completely different -- >> it's the battle of the pantheon. >> we're talking about the biggest stock in the world. >> right >> it has been a source of safety in an otherwise challenging market over the last four or five months and let's give it bonus points for that. it's provided a margin of safety if you look at the bar going into earnings, i think it's very low. the analyst buy ratings on apple is the lowest since the lows since 2009 so the analysts are pretty bearish going into numbers in two weeks and i think that sets the stage for this stock to rally and we made new relative h

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money donation to them, cash donations. and on their website they have an amazon wish list. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> former first lady michelle obama is back on the political scene. her new project that kicked off today and why some top democrats are not too thrilled. >>> plus the reason why the white house is on damage control duty for the second time this week. >>> and in accuweather this morning had a lot of cloud cover to start off the day but sunshine is >>> new this morning an investigation after an explosion at an army depot. this is happening in chambersberg, pennsylvania. officials there say at least three people are injured, three of them had to be flown to the hospital. a colonel said the explosion had happened in a painting area of a vehicle shop. officials say there's no suspicion of terrorist activity. >>> the white house in cleanup mode for the second time this week. president trump is once again clarifying his stance on vladimir putin and russian election meddling. and he's appearing to contradict his own intelligence agencies. the latest reversal in washington. >> reporter: president trump defending his contr

michelle i'm also a constant. previously to girl friends now there are two good mates with a unique and genuine friendship. for the truth. the joke is it's. for the money for food for you on the. point where the money goes are women who phone bills for a month to move to sign and do begin. in their own head if he were in the hunt good luck to him if you like you do strictly. when women become man when bodies change and muscles gross i mean really awful scum skiff it must finish. in good bundle it's cold should try to get loose. stay tuned for part two next week i'm going to. the book. on. the book. the bottom. of. the book. the book. i'm going to. the to the i'm going to. go. to. the book. the body. the bureau the stars deliver models enough hormones are slowing the ball as flashes i am from boy to ask them a newcomer the bombing bush groove culture the bold the bush the closer. to news it's going to vote. we make up oh but we quantize of the fiscal cliff and that's because we are the service of offices. they want to shape the continent's future it's hard to enjoy youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seve

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dollars in credit card debt "the washington post" financial columnist michele singletary says fool proof's message is on the money scare them to death, i'm all for that. the more scared they are, the more skeptical they will be and that will work in their benefit. >> do you think middle school is too young to be financially lit rate? >> no, the first time the kids want you to do is buy them this product. >> reporter: this couple is parents to david. >> i spend my money wisely on things i need. >> reporter: anthony says the lessons are making a difference with his son michael and helping them save. >> it's making me proud of him because of the impact in my pocket a little bit. >> reporter: understanding the difference between needs and wants is one of the first steps toward responsible money management. >> it's the tough decisions out there that we're trying to help the kids manage and work through those in life. >> reporter: it's a lesson that served 29-year-old shawn rowe well. >> this is our lake home we recently bought. >> reporter: he was the among the first wave of high school students who took the fool proo

my get to my head and it's michelle how did you make it to market this means mcqueen this moment of like a heck of a social revealing that we have a leg of a turn a soda so money must get to my head of blood and. a soda can answer why should that matter. to see how when you know where the telephone was clearly she live even if i mean literally i mean you know shopping in many for sort of well here are not going to go to market to much but. it's up. fashion a tad i don't buy. that at a period of a calamity quickly if you don't. tithe and i show we can design one had a bad man had a bad meal luck had a valet with any but then you must assume and i tend to obey as a broker for had i have a thousand men at the head to move into. a place that isn't. fair. tendency toward some. of them they were joe may have been thinking some of us much and i think the have done most of the. set the table. and then add a few yeah you could call it a home yet it's not just enough and you know ten pm finished in the shop and bought the new mini i spin. it to really set a good. kind of thing up yemo to know that job your most still not that much mind. it's money for selling and. a blo

money. we spend it, we buy a lot of that stuff to your point. michelle, one of the things very obvious, the price of a lot of goods americans are used to getting are going up even as we speak now and they will go up sharply. i don't think a lot of americans will realize that. do you think it is incumbent upon the administration to prepare americans for that? the president touched on it more, even yesterday in missouri, but yeah, follow me for the good, it will take some time but be better off tore it but you are, be prepared for some sticker shock here? >> i think inflation is very natural late in the cycle anyways. so people need to prepare for that. neil: this is man-made inflation here. you know what i mean? this is something that goes beyond the norm, right? >> absolutely. but i think at the end of the day, our hope trump will figure out a deal and hopefully contain a lot of that inflation. neil: do you think that will happen? >> i do. neil: what if it doesn't? >> well we can't base on assumptions. we know he is trying. we'll have to wait and see. ne

democracy remains front and looking for tax money to be eaten by issues such as blasphemy remain a real threat in the run up to the upcoming election. and michelle stockman is with us she's following the elections for us as well michele thanks for joining us you have lived and reported in pakistan how important are religious issues like a blasphemy well in this election it can be a lightning rod issue last i mean in pakistan carries the death penalty if a person is convicted of it perceived insults to the prophet mohammed or desecration of the crime can really ignite public anger and we saw in that report islamabad the capital the government section bush shut down for days because of a perceived change in the oath of office that was seen as blasphemous by this group so we can see that this is an issue that can mobilize people it makes for great t.v. and people watching that could see look at the way they were able to shut down. the capital and because the government at the time could not shut down that protest and so it was seen as making the government weak so if you look at the role it could play in this election it could be a way of chip away

michelle pulido/watsonville police department "it was an unpermitted dispensary, ledesma and the man who died on scene went in there with guns and it was an armed robbery. they went in there and stole moneythey stole marijuana and on the way out, they were running out of the house that's when there was gunfire exchanged."that gunfire left several casings on the residential street. morning, police arrested the homeowners: 46 year old elias gutierrez and his 25-year old son, eli. both charged with the murder of the man who tried to rob them.neighbors who did not want appear on camera for fear of retaliation said they noticed something had been going on at the house but were stunned by this violence.mos/no name given "it's just weed and some cash, that was it. it's technically legal now so what benefit do you get from stealing a bunch of weed? it doesn't make any sense."the city of watsonville does not allow any dispensaries, medical or recreational. some are suggesting legal marijuana sales could curb the black market.felipe hernandez/watso nville city council "we've been a fairly crime-free city for the last two and a half to three years and so i think in order to continue that i think we

michelle has a look at what's coming up. >> 18 minutes. thank you, scott coming up, one trillion dollars worth of advice. the chief investment officer at goldman sachs tells us where he's putting moneyas cbs right in not putting the keon leave or is the board acting irresponsibly what does it all mean? and an exclusive look at the billion dollar property up for sale in l.a. it's an entire mountain. that and much more when "power lunch" starts now in less than 18 minutes don't move, the halftime report is back right after this break >>> shares of caterpillar down 5% now barclays is moouing to the sidelines. the firm downgrades the stock today to equal weight saying growth is appreciated. it's our call of the day all right. give me something on this. what is this about this story is all china, china, china. >> of course it is look at the industrials. they're up 2 and 3% based ton fact b maybe there's a negotiation happening. >> like what cramer has been saying no deal with china cat co is down >> it's kind of silly. especially since they just grew revenues expanded five eed 500 basis poi. if you want and have patience, you own it if there's a trade war, you have to make your decision

money to erect a monument to honor famed journalist, abolitionist, and sufuffragist a b. wells.. the fundraising effort was first launched over a decade ago by ida b. wells' great-granddaughter, michelle duster. the $300,000 monument will be designed and built by celebrated african american sculptor richard hunt and installed near ida b. wells' former home in bronzeville, chicago. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in nicaragua, where the associated press reports three people were killed and dozens were wounded when pro-government forces regained control of the monimbo neighborhood of masaya tuesday. the organization of american states says the death toll from mounting anti-government protests has risen to at leastst 273 people. demonstrations to oust nicaraguan president daniel ortega began in mid-april, when his government announced plans to overhaul socicial security. both opposition groups and pro-government forces have been accused of violence, including k

didn't realize there was that much prize money involved in this now that i -- now that there is, i'm going to actually be far more interested. >> that was michelle> you see this? does i -- have you shown the great shot when i got it in there? okay you can just play that over and over again should we give san tolly a lesson here? can we do that can the camera come off? i don't know i'm just making this up as we go let's go okay mike is going to try it. >> toesupposed to try to swish . can you knock the other one in >> this is -- this is not pool you can't knock another one in, can you? >> yeah, you can >> oh, you can >> look at this. >> let me show you how it's done >> go ahead. hold on. here we go here we go >> yeah, michelle. >> yes >> first try >> we have about 200 directors all over the united states we do over 5,000 tournaments a year right now >> have you talked to nbc about broadcast live you know, live broadcast rights? >> well, we are currently on espn we have a three-year deal with espn we're showing our national events as well as we also do college corn hole where kids can earn scholarship money >> does anybody ever miss. >> it's into

money. click, call or visit a store today. keith morrison: cell phones buzzed and chirped all afternoon that day after michelle le >> reporter:ell bones buzzed and chirped all afternoon, that day after michelle le vanished from the watching web. certainly her iphone hadn't vanished. one creepy text after another popped up in the phones of her friends, her cousin, her brother. "i just needed some time without anyone." "i had a bad night last night." "i don't really want to talk to anyone right now." but then after three hours of that the texts stopped just as suddenly as they had begun. the last one simply said "i'm sick." so strange. so out of character. to michelle's family and friends it seemed obvious, someone had michelle's phone. someone who was not michelle. >> the more that they went out, it felt like it was becoming -- >> sinister. >> having this person text back as michelle was just extremely, extremely terrifying. >> what did that feel like to go through that? >> it's hard to put into words. living nightmare, i think, is the closest thing. >> reporter: in a strange way as chilling as these messages were they gave mi

reports the money wants money back from suppliers back por bjork work in 201637 is it stalling second hour of power lunch starts right now werjts welcome to power lunch. eye i'm michelle carissa kresh cabrera. stocks hovering near the flat line with the nasdaq leading by 15.5 points. the dow briefly dipped below 25,000 holding above that 25056 with a decline of one point big mofz in the treasure market. the highest level since june the 2-year is up 6 basis points near a session high as well. some stocks on the move good year tire. and retail stocks at all time highs ross stores tiffany tjx and o'reilly auto. tesla, you heard mels aire falling on reports that its asset suppliers for refund more on that straight ahead that stock off more than 11 points a decline 3.5%. >> tyler. >> i'm tyler mathisson here is what's happening at this hour. welcome to the second hour sonos setting the. the maker of high end speak erps plans to offer 14 million shares priced at $17 to $19 apiece. omega says it's it will convert the fund into a family office. a familiar friend of cnbc doesn't want to spend the rest of his life chasing the s&p 500. and the equalizer ii beating out the latest