that's why moody's has downgraded the big four banks.lia bank and westpac by one notch, together with the eight other smaller banks. share prices of australia's big four banks are currently falling in sydney trade by around .5% — 1%. fitch earlier this year lowered its outlook on the sector but left ratings unchanged. it was moody's that was quite aggressive with they get downgrade. —— with their downgrade. the only way they could be an upgrade is if they see a period of relative stability when household debt doesn't increase much further from current levels. this gives the household a chance to reduce their leveraged and when the mortgage is start to perform, this is a benefit to the banks. it won't happen overnight. maybe several years before this could turn around. the paris airshow, which is taking place this week, is best known as an aerospace industryjamboree — dominated by the multi—billion dollar deals announced by the big beasts of the sector. but smaller companies are there too. and some of them have rather imaginative ideas —

that is one of the main reasons that the ratings agency moody ‘s has downgraded its long—term ratings the country, including the biggest fall. currently the banks down in syd ney fall. currently the banks down in sydney trading. to tell us more about this downgrade and the outlook for the banking sector, i'm joined 110w for the banking sector, i'm joined now from moody ‘s. frank, great to have us. so, 12 banks have been downgraded. what will it take to improve ratings again? we need to see a period of relative stability. we need to see a period where income sta rts we need to see a period where income starts to write in household debt does not increase of march. that gives households a chance to reduce their leveraged and if those mortgages start to perform in line with expectations, then that is of benefit to the banks. if that trend continues for a while then there could be upward pressure on bank ratings. how long will these banks ta ke to ratings. how long will these banks take to get back to that level? i think it will take some time. if you look at at forward projects and is and

haidi: moody's has downgraded the cutting ratings -- credit ratings of australia's for banks. agency says it made it moves because of risks with the housing sector. essay surging prices, rising household debt, and rage growth stagnant areh responsible. >> household had been taking on more debt here and it led to record highs in terms of has a leverage. we have gone through 26 years of economic growth. we don't know how the mortgages will perform during a downturn. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. it is decision time for china's a shares. msci said to announce whether it's approved mainland list of countries up to three rejections. tom mackenzie is following this. fourth.the reporter: that's right. the likes of jp morgan, morgan stanley, ubs, they say the chances have increased this will happen. that is because the msci water down its ambitions, essentially including 169 a shares if they make the decision to include 448 the last time. china also initiated the hong connectshanghai stock

what took moody's so long? >> we call these out back in august of last year.gative outlook last year because of these concerns. i would not say that investors have seen it just in the last quarter. it probably goes back 1.5 years. we think the debt level in households has meant that the level -- relative potential certainty around their behavior and how hassles react if there was a downturn is now just uncertain. so we have taken action on the banks. yvonne: that was moody's vice president and the chief economist speaking to us on daybreak astray. that is all for us on "daybreak asia." here is what is coming up. about you will be talking the msci decision. he is not looking too optimistic about this. rishad: he has a lot to say about everything, from brexit to .he traffic signals he seems to have knowledge about everything. is going on with the u.s. economic expansion. he is concerned about that. also what is going on with msci. we are talking all things brexit as well. it was yesterday that we had the first meeting between the u.k. an union and the betty: it

moodies has downgraded i2 moodies has downgraded 12 australian banks.us. talk us through this, they have said in big cities like melbourne and sydney, prices are booming and that is not sustainable? yes, and they have been booming for several years, it's what everyone here in sydney talks about, when will that boom finally come to an end, the bubble burst? moodies weren't expecting a sharp correction. a month ago we heard from standard & poor, they thought things could go south quickly as they downgraded the ratings of the banks, so there is concern about how much debt has been carried, about how wages growth is slow and the number of interest—only mortgages being offered by the banks. the australian reserve bank is also worried. we had the minutes of its last meetings two weeks ago, it's kept interest rates low, it's trying to follow things really day—by—day. but everyone expecting some sort of correction. we know already that the prices of apartments have started to cool prices of apartments have started to cool. that's where we have seen a lot of mon

that's the line from moody's. yesterday, we saw standard & poors downgrade qatar's debt as the currency fell to an 11-year low. moody's at this point keeping watch on what unfolds. >>> meantime, let me take you to european markets. we have the ftse below 7,500 points. firmer on the dax, about .2% higher. the french market is slightly under water, only about two points. and it's the italian market dragging today, down about .3%. i want to take you to the sectors. you can see the outperformers, insurance, technology, real estate, basic resources, gains of about .2% to .4% to the upside, but to the downside, telecoms down 1%, but we have some stocks trading. might be impactinging the overall sector performance. auto is down about .4% and media stocks also trading weaker today. i want to take you to the oil price because we saw that big retreat where yesterday down about 5%, the worst daily performance in three months. investors have been weighing up the inventory picture, the opec/nonopec deal, whether it happened or

kate moody is with us in the studio.starting in washington, the central bank has finally announced it will start raising interest rates. the: that's right, for third time in about seven months. the second time in 2017. the target rate has been lifted by another .25%. overall the u.s. labor market is stronger and the central bank still on pace to continue gradual rate change. some say the data show signs of underlying weakness. andil sales slumped 3% inflation is fated slightly. fed chief janet yellen acknowledged banks have not stabilized at the 2% target. ratesid the interest would continue gradually rising toward a so-called neutral level but that would remain lower than of that preceding the financial crisis. take a listen. >> we continue to expect that the ongoing strength of the economy will warn gradual increases in the federal funds rate to sustain a healthy labor market and stabilize inflation around our 2% longer run objective. that's based on our view that the federal funds rate remains somewhat below its neutr

let's get some business news, kate moody is in the studio.et's talk about a company that has revolutionized the way we all travel, uber. the company ceo is stepping down. kate: just a week after saying he would take a leave of absence, he has stepped away from the ridesharing app that he founded back in 2009. shareholder pressure had continued to grow in the wake of investigations into sexual harassment and aggressive culture at the company. a number of top executives have left or been fired in the last year. i spoke with a chief executive of kawasaki in california and asked whether he thought the resignation was inevitable. uber.s great news for the leave of absence with some sort of committee running the company was really just an attempt to maintain control of the company, but clearly shareholders were not going to deal with that. i think it was a smart move for him to resign. >> a lot of the controversy has been focused on the allegations of sexual harassed and a sexist, rather macho work culture. can uber change that environment? absolut

moody's has said that the election result has heightened uncertainty and increased fiscal risks.dom of movement to continue after brexit. i7% expected no change to the current rules. we can speak to lindsey from the resolution foundation. were you surprised? i resolution foundation. were you surprised ? i expected resolution foundation. were you surprised? i expected business to be slightly more circumspect. 0ne surprised? i expected business to be slightly more circumspect. one way of explaining away the findings is the assembly has no been details of what the new immigration situation may be. they may be projecting the best case scenario. do you feel there is more certainty around and they should be preparing?” there is more certainty around and they should be preparing? i think it is unrealistic to think that migration levels will stay the same. the conservative party has said the ten are looking to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands. businesses have got some explaining to do is to buy the am not preparing for that. two companies generally wa nt for that. two compan

some other comic book movies have been pretty cynical and pretty moody and fairly miserable.e very well but have not exactly been full of fun. wonder woman is fun and feels like a stand—alone movie that does not particularly connect to anything else, to the rest of the dc world that has, shock horror, a beginning, middle and end, and it makes sense! if you have never seen another comic book movie you could watch this and still enjoy it and i think that is why people love it so much. we also have a japanese film, after the storm? yes, written and directed by hirokazu koreeda. he is a great film—maker of family dramas. our little sister was one he did a couple of years ago, well worth seeing. it is about a writer who is a bit washed up, in middle age he is struggling to write again and is actually gambling more than writing. he is estranged from his son, his ex—wife, has a difficult relationship with his mother, but they are brought together in his mother's flat one night whilst sheltering from a storm, a tornado. it takes quite a while to get to that point and certainly perhap

eric moody, senior. i have not seen this young one ever.y, i had some issues, couldn't see him for years, but now we are here back. nats: "what is my favorite food." and it wasn't just dads, but grandfathers at this get together. "one a scale of 1-10, how great is this? i broke the scale! really, it is that good, it is awesome." terisa estacio, reporting. while all said it was great to be here, to take part in this unique program, some say it is a bit akward to explain to other sthat they spent the day in prison. dezha boynton, father incarcerated "it is not something you can tell everyone, but it is something you want to, to tell everyone you get to spend time with your dad, bc it is a big deal." marco lopez, brother incarcerated. "yeah, it is a bit weird to say my brother is in prison, but then i see them together and it is great. as for fernando, and why this might be the last time to see his dad here well, his dad is scheduled to get out at the end of the year.nats: happy birthday to you and another thing.. today was fernando's birthday

>> chill moody. com. hit me up on instagram. oh, i will ' bewaring this, i love it. i love it. now it is time to pass. would you minds holding the mike so i can read off the decree. gather around, gather around. >> noble carrier, we entrust you with the hammer, the heavy hammer of glory. symbol of beloved philadelphia beer week, may your journey be safe. >> work up a thirst for there should and beer waiting for you at your destination, god speed. now, trevor, take it away on to the next location. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much, all right. philly beer week, next 11 days, see you out there. >> it is kind after cool, chill moody here. that was cool. >> chill beer, chill. >> spilling secret. first serena williams accidentally posts a photo of the fact that she is pregnant, remember that? that was a screw up on her part. she didn't mean to do that. then her sister now has slipped up, how venus williams revealed the sex of the baby. are there no secrets? jen? >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪"all you need is love" plays my friends know me

a mixed view from moody's. overall still plenty of uncertainty when it comes to what this means for brexit and for the credit rating. >>> we're going to go for a quick break. sh, sessions on th stand. jeff sessions gets set to testify in front of the senate intelligence committee. we bring you the details after this short break. . the future isn't silver suits and houses on mars, it's right now. think about it. we can push buttons and make cars appear out of thin air. find love anywhere. he's cute. and buy things from, well, everywhere. how? because our phones have evolved. so isn't it time our networks did too? introducing america's largest, most reliable 4g lte combined with the most wifi hotspots. it's a new kind of network. xfinity mobile. >>> all right. welcome back to the show. let's look at markets. the stoxx 600 is off by 0.6%. and we are even seeing that the ftse 100 is down despite the fact that we saw such a big slide in the pound sterling especially on friday and holding steady today. want to show y

eric moody, senior. i have not seen this young one ever.enise moody, i had some issues, couldn't see him for years, but now we are here back. nats: "what is my favorite food." and it wasn't just dads, but grandfathers at this get together. "one a scale of 1-10, how great is this? i broke the scale! really, it is that good, it is awesome." terisa estacio, reporting. while all said it was great to be here, to take part in this unique program, some say it is a bit akward to explain to other sthat they spent the day in prison. dezha boynton, father incarcerated "it is not something you can tell everyone, but it is something you want to, to tell everyone you get to spend time with your dad, bc it is a big deal." marco lopez, brother incarcerated. "yeah, it is a bit weird to say my brother is in prison, but then i see them together and it is great. as for fernando, and why this might be the last time to see his dad here well, his dad is scheduled to get out at the end of the year.nats: happy birthday to you and another thing.. today was fernando'

. >> kate moody is with us.is one related to an alleged conflict of interest. >> maryland and washington dc have filed a lawsuit claiming the present is excepting payments from foreign itsrnments the a it's it -- business empire and the trump hotel which opened last year a few blocks away from the white house. they are asking the president to release his personal financial information, including tax returns. he has faced significant criticism for not completely cutting ties with offices but putting his estate into a blind trust managed by his sons. say notrney general's only to trump's business is posed an unfair advantage to local hotels and restaurants, they may be breaking the law and violating the constitution's anticorruption clauses. we know foreign governments are spending money there in order to curry favor with the president of the united states. example, the kingdom of saudi arabia, whose government has important business and policy before the president of the united states has already hundreds of thou

an economist from moody's analytics, the tax foundation, a think tank and the urban institute. the first focus was on whether or not there is something called the internet tax. all three said no business is taxed just for using the internet. however, president donald trump may have said that amazon is not collecting state sales tax and that has been a contentious issue because the state wants that revenue but all three of the experts we spoke with along with the website that shows the company does collect sales taxes in 45 states that have them, there is a quote that said, in the last two years, states have been more aggressive in getting amazon, given size and e-commerce meanwhile, amazon does not collect them in states that don't have them. those are in oregon, delaware and new hampshire and we decided to give this a try. someone from our team ordered a book online and got this receipt. it is marked that there is a sales tax and we are getting this interesting because there was a box spring cover online and you can see there is no sales tax applied. amazon does business with

kate moody is at the airport covering the events. one of the highlights? kate: >> -- >> what a highlights of the show? can you hear me? yes, we've got planes and helicopters and rockets and still more planes here at the air show. we are just a few miles north of the capital. industry areof the racing to the lip many orders. last year, airbus came out on top. 2017,halfway through boeing is in the lead. both companies are unveiling new versions of their popular planes. they will be announcing more orders as the week goes on. they are far from the only players in the field. chineseveils the first built passenger jet. that came out earlier this year. beijing and moscow have a new partnership and they are trying to break into the market. mitsubishi is debuting a new model here. all of those manufacturers are battling against a declining market. the air show is a platform for new novation. we've got everything rum fuel-efficient engines to the most luxurious cabin interiors. they unveiled a business-class suite earlier on, hoping that high luxury will attract cu

i am joined on set by kate moody. the macro and administration -- and the macron administer asian pushing ahead -- administration is pushing ahead on a key policy. hashe administration described it as essential and urgent, hoping to connect these labor reforms before midsummer. they are making changes to the labor code. it has proved notoriously difficult as unions quickly launch strike action to block any such changes. >> in using a presidential decree to make changes to the labor laws, a man w -- emmanuel macron is keeping a campaign promise. with hiring and firing is seen as a deterrent to investors, the president has said making change is a priority of his government. they are likely to bring huge strikes in france. it happened when the former administration tried to push through this law last year, leading to violent street protests with the unions. opponents say that macron's plans are more radical. the new prime ministers says he is prepared to hold talks for the unions over the months ahead. >> i have heard fr

to those on the moodiness is almost the same time so the answer to all. shall follow whether. it be at you know. of a lot of. our own solar causing families allowed to be recreated to deal tomorrow so all good balls are going to be thrown away. ya go down. there with. these it's all there at the deli they got all the. girl is the dog everybody wants school and the people here living your creator does like a new book. welcome back to all the part that we're talking to former president of turkey of the like you know mr president a few years ago you call turkey a european country with a muslim population is still the case but turkey is a huge. hardly a fortified area in terms of balance interferences your district. is located. you know you new players said it's not all so loud joe when you know the story also when you write you. start it is a part of that fight is the european union is constant yes you are negotiating with the european union. although the negotiation process is not going. but it is life. on the political side. on the. relationship. you know we are european custom

on saturday night the moody blews open the 9th season of the hollywood bowl. ♪ . >>> and lord releasemellow drama. >>> here ap look at the week ahead. >>> sunday is the opening of the boston symphony season at massachusetts. monday president trump meets with pan mainian president at the white house. georgialy sixth congressional district. wednesday is the summer solstice and the longest day of the year. thursday is the day of the 2017 national basketball association draft at new york's barkley center. friday is the annual world you g goliest dog contest. saturday is the start of san francisco pride weekend. >>> that is charlie rose the week, before we go, we want to note the passing of helmet cole elected in 1982, the longest serving chancellor of west germany. he was 87 years old. i'm jeff lor. see you next time. >>> visit online at pbs.org. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by captioned by media access group a [train w whistle toots] [bouncy music] ♪ (children) ♪ they're two, they're four, they're six, they're eight ♪ ♪ shunting trucks and hauling freight ♪ ♪ red

time now for business with kate moody. you are starting with what sounds like a bargain, a major takeover in the banking world. sold by gonder has popular for just one euro. it was declared likely to fail and quickly organize the sale of the embattled lender. it was set with toxic debt left over from the spanish real estate bubble and it's the first test of the new bailout regime that was set up after the eurozone crisis. santander has announces planning on raising 7 billion euros in capital. trading was suspended and analysts say it will help insulate consumers from the fallout. quick stats say the most important debt, the mortgage portfolios and the depositors. the depositor is not going to notice anything. >> what may happen is that with time, santander sees the doubling up of its branches and in principle, the deposits are not going to be affected. the investment funds won't be in affected because they are not on the balance sheet. the organization for economic cooperation and development has published its latest econo

westpac under pressure as we see that impact of the moody's downgraded on a strong as big bank.ia's big banks. we are awaiting whether or not these 169 jobs will be included. this white line is a level of stocks, is major stocks have come in between those two indices. only six out of 13 china watchers say the msci will include these stocks, we are hoping it will be fourth time lucky but goldman sachs analysts giving it a 60% probability. we will find out overnight our time. much.thanks for a juliette saly in hong kong with your bloomberg business flash. anna: the eu has won its first battle in brexit talks is the u.k. retreated on timing. they gave into demands to discuss the divorce before considering a future trade deal. the chief negotiator told reporters he has not been in the frame of mind to make concessions but emphasized the importance of a fair deal. ,> for those of you in the u.k. a fair deal is possible and far better than no deal. that is why we will work all the and -- with u.k. the u.k. and never against the u.k. anna: let's bring in our guest. timm haywood. were s

moody. outcries on both sides of the atlantic.pocryphal ship in global relations between the united states and europe, or is it just politics? >> thank you for having me and i regret to say i think we are facing that kind of shift. chancellor merkel is very delivered in what she says. you can see it from their relations with the u.s. under obama. this is meant as a wake-up call to the u.s. my understanding is president trump's behavior and engagement at the g7 was horrible in the sense that it was just simply disengaged, not constructive, fromo the reports are true everything i've heard. i think chancellor merkel is doing the right thing between allies and friends and g7 partners in saying you cannot treat us this way. manus: it brings to mind what -- he is say questioning nato, does he really care? you will know the depth of this better than i do, but it reminds me of that phrase back in the late 19th century, talking about splendid isolation. what are the consequences economically for me if that is the road he chooses to travel?

moody sometimes i'm scared to go it's still very scary didn't google to move. to blue is paralyzed with anxiety every time she has to leave her school campus as it instantly takes a back to an event that happened three years ago. i was walking with my sister when a car stopped beside us and a man stared at me through the window then two days before they attack another man came to our house and asked for some water my parents gave him water and asked where he was from but he didn't reply he didn't look like one of the locals but he didn't say anything three days later three men broke into our house the first who was the one who'd stared at me from the car the second was the one who'd come for water and i didn't recognize the start it was about nine thirty they knocked but my mother didn't answer the door so they kicked it down and told her not to scream they were looking for money and mom suggested that they take the bicycle they just left after that their tax me and cut off my hand one of them brought gasoline over and told mom to cauterize the wound. on the. h

this would all be done to tell him to live the way that devotional moodiness is only as a zillion times out of us it all took the sitting on. the block to sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings in the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle is going. to do socks for the tell you that every gossip published by itself or. off the bad guys and tell me you are not full enough to buy their product. these are the hawks that we along with all the walking. a few days later professor corp a sent us some emails and photos of scientists he suspects of being close to the food industry. to americans he came across at a conference on meat and cancer. and nathan bryant. as we checked out these scientists profiles we discovered a document which should certainly never have been on the web. internal report issued by the american meat institute. it lays out the strategy for influencing the decisions of high profile organizations. this organization is the i r c international agency for research on cancer. this institution based. is the worldwide reference on cancer. in two thousand and six i

the researchers found 41% of children show two clear signs, profound fatigue and sudden moodiness. up to 24 hours before their heads ever start pounding. >> the key with most of the medicines we give kids to take when they have a migraine, the key is to take it as soon as possible. >> reporter: griffin and his mom know the pattern well. >> i start to get tired and i start to get crabby and cranky. >> if i think those signs are there and i see one coming on, i definitely make sure he gets a big glass of water, we often give him ibuprofen and he often has to stop what he's doing and rest. >> reporter: reading the signs in hopes of heading off a headache before it's too late. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> up next, four years after a tragedy involving 19 elite firefighters, their loved ones return to the scene for a touching tribute. >>> we're back now with powerful storms hitting the southeast. heavy rain in florida is flooding streets, trapping cars and stranding some drivers. some are using boats to get around. the hardest hit area got over 19 inches of

according to a report from moody's, the increase is the largest since 2009 and is especially unusual since the job market is improving. >>> if you're planning on house hunting this weekend, you might want to do a little math first. for several years, it has been cheaper and more lucrative to buy a home than to rent. but that equation apparently is shifting quickly. diana olick shows us where that change is happening th. >> reporter: after the housing crash, when home prices plummeted, it fast became not only cheaper to buy a home than rent, but it was also a better investment to own in terms of wealth accumulation. now, with home prices still rising quickly, and rents starting to ease, the math is shifting. nationally the rent versus buy equation is heading steadily into the rent territory, according to an index from florida atlantic university, which factors in home prices, rents, mortgage rates, as well as alternative investments to gain wealth. of 23 cities that the index measures, 11 are still in "buy" territory, some very clearly, like chicago, cincinnati, and cleveland. nine, i

dade moody of san bernadino pled police say he got on into fight on with matthew bate outside the da vinci hotel on van ness. but bate later died. the judge set the bail at $100,000 the next court date scheduled for next week. >>> arrest in the ghost ship deadly warehouse fire process now the wife of the derrick mike aire ellison and the lawyers more him withhold a news conference on friday to talk about the case. the man who was the master tenant of the warehouse arrested yesterday alloy with his side kick max harris coming after a six month investigation. the men are accused of 636 under counts of involuntary manslaughter snp. >> tremendousen brock accuse of of attempting to strangle his girlfriend and pufrmging her. leaving the courthouse today. also charged with child endangerment because the girlfriend was holding the 1-year-old baby during one of the attacks. police say when they arrived at the home back on april 6th the woman told police and brock she and she brock had an argument over what to watch on tv. he was arrested that night and cut by the 49ers the next day. >>> mass

kate moody is with us in the studio.billygoing to talk about because the government has averted what could be a serious banking crisis. kate: what it is not without controversy. says it hadernment -- the italian government says it had a rescue plan days after the eurozone warned it could collapse. banking shares soared after the deal was announced on sunday, but some analysts question if the deal might undermine eu regulations set up to protect taxpayers from supporting the banking industry. reporter: it is the deal that could cost the italian state billions. in the nation's biggest retail bank, they will take on the members. 2 failing backed up by 5.2 billion euros from state coffers, and a further 12 billion euros in guarantees to shield it from unexpected loss, it is a decision that divided public opinion. what is too soon to know will happepe way. the failure of a bank affects citizens and companies. >> we will and of paying for everything. citizens always pay. no one ever gets that. reporter: the european commission

is just repackaged in a new way a lot of music a lot of close up shots on president putin looking moody and mean or take a look for yourself some of his of. his prime target is the u.s. . story inside bush speech that would lead to doorstep as all very familiar isn't it we saw a very similar documentary released by c.n.n. before called putin the most powerful man in the world although there are plenty of nicely edited sound bites in this latest special report although i have to say probably an overindulgence on the shorts of soldiers marching through moscow. ideas of north korea but we both live in moscow we know this is not something that we see on a daily basis as a whole and i'm afraid the closest we come to seeing any solid evidence that russia was behind the attacks is this kind of evidence some of it surprisingly simple such as time stamp showing the factories were starting and finishing their work duties on moscow time we live in hope that viewers watching this will realize that most go shares a time zone with many other cities around the world and also do work nine to five jobs

that to those moodiness only as a pseudo soda. welcome to max keiser financial survival guide. looking forward to your pension account. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain don't want to see you watch kaiser report. i'm beyond she need filling in for lindsay for her a very special edition of boom bust broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. today's episode is dedicated to the one year anniversary of in our coverage includes the voter months after the election voter perceptions of threats that remain polaroids the party how to move forward with negotiations the british economy where does the article to see leave the thousands of businesses that are based in the read. and what financial burdens that they face and we have interviews with our chief correspondents around the world giving their input on this in a very critical moment in the u.k. speech or stand by the bus starts right now. it's officially been one year since the united kingdom voted.

chinese markets have been reacting very negatively to this, you had seen the equity markets down, moodyfew days, something curious has happened, there has been talked about some of the big state banks in china, some talk about the national tea m china, some talk about the national team stepping in to support the equity markets, equities are up, and it feels as though what we are seeing is an attempt to support markets, an attempt to reconfirm that they are there to provide stability. whether that is possible in the long—term, given the fact that we have this underlying wea kness that we have this underlying weakness and underlying concerns in the chinese market, tough to say, but clear that the authorities want to try and provide support. let's talk about the fed briefly as well because we also talked about what happens next and it is interesting if you look at what trump has been doing, there was all of that excitement which has faded away and it is whether they can put a floor under this. yes, fairly anodyne reports on the us economy did not sound full throated. the question is now, a

up to those moodiness on this is also dusted old. sad value whether. it be at you know. what of. our own so nerd golden families are led to believe that greater more just all good balls are going to be a trauma. yada. yada like. the proud to be there with. his it's out there on the dead to get it up or be. the dog school and the people. where in north kensington location of the tower this is going underground on the day u.k. opposition leader jeremy corbin introduces hip hop to run the jewels at this year's glastonbury festival in the southwest of england coming up in the show. whether only the army on the streets. and police with guns can save amazing britain from british foreign policy and the next terror attack on just another london block is evacuated ten days after a mass killing at the tower amidst one of the poorest communities in one of the richest in the world we ask a question. of british governments guilty of deliberate and systematic social plans ing of british cities we speak to director about his new film dispossession the great so.

with that devotional moodiness this is a downside to all to the sitting on. welcome to worlds apart as isis continues losing ground in syria and iraq it has made nature and bad since in the philippines by taking over and meet side city after missing two press than sat deadlines the battle for more raw ease now in its fourth week how much longer is it going to take to bring the city on default government control well to discuss it i'm now joined by ernest al bell u.s. spokesman to the philippines president mr bally it's great to have you on the show thing.

that to those of moodiness is a downside to all took the sitting on. a little bit. easier. welcome back to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing stories in the media. ok team i want to go back to you i was going through the pages of the washington post and i came across a very interesting article here it is titled ukraine's alter right militias are challenging the government to a showdown written by a mr joshua cohen now it's a short little piece here my first reaction was this guy must have been living under a rock for the last three years because if you've been watching this program for the last three years we would have said we told you so well he's not the only one marvin colp you know the former n.b.c. correspondent in moscow all the whole book about ukraine where he mentions the go to go to the national interest oh come on they have a brilliant review well go ahead absolutely and the nation also james came to publish there's something very good about it but the whole idea is that colp mentions the fact that there are extremis

his will don't be done to tell him to live the way that to those of moodiness his own is this is our side us it all took the sitting on. the floor half sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forced me to fight the battles that still. produce fox products tell you that every gossip or public place files or. other off the bad guys and tell me you are not pulling out must buy their product. all the hawks that we all have all on. walking. i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report the show that makes you ten feet tall sexy to everyone you me and infinitely rich that's right thank you and also very lucky because i believe this episode is k r one o eight episode one o eight and i know it is a lucky number in china hopefully one zero eight is also lucky to get out of the car right after this i have to take it up placed it on read up that's all this is it i'm all in macau no just like our back to office already iran is our number read china macao eighty eight it's all happening i don't need bobby lee in china the crypto mogul we're going to go to macau he's

repackaged in a new way a lot of on this music a lot of close up shots on president putin looking mean and moody and the same sort of thing we saw in previous special reports from c.n.n. such as putin the most powerful man in the world something which the got back to and called. it called hysterical it was good for ratings of course but i am. to say something good about the special report there is a lot of nicely edited sound bites from big names big named former officials including james clapper the former director of national intelligence on john podesta hillary clinton's former campaign chair a lot of ground is covered in this hour long special including the security failure which opened the d.n.c. to hacks in the first place which you just spoke about that i mean john podesta responding to this e-mail from hackers asking him to change his e-mail passwords and him happily hunting over after an i.t. specialist told him that the e-mail was legitimate instead of illegitimate it was a type of call is quite embarrassing also so-called evidence presented suggesting it was russia that was behind the

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that to those moodiness is only as a pseudo so dowsett obama does sitting on. the fact that trump could get elected with a series of lies and distortions is a reflection of the fact that the voting public could be convinced by that and what we really need to do when one of the reasons as a scientist i'm interested in this is we really need to get people to apply the same standard supposed to be applied to science skeptical inquiry empirical testing and demand evidence for your politicians. hatred of the west is named as a reason behind the stop attack at michigan airport a terror investigation is now underway. the recent spate of atrocities across europe has left politicians on fitness and the like a god and harbor as part of the everyday reality. britain's prime minister. however it does list. the protests.

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