we absolutely do not provide a rating on morningstar itself if you go to your website and see morningstar fund, you will rate it? >> we will do a quantitative star rating, but not a qualitative from our analysts. >> why wouldn't i as a use of of your website historically not think, hmm, i wonder how honest a rating could be? >> good question a quantitative rating is devoid of any human input, so there's no input on the side of anybody that could change the methodology >> so it's, what, performance? what are those inputs, i assume? >> basically risk and return that are the two primary drivers of the star rating. >> if i turn to the page ultimately when they things go to the s.e.c. and turn to the page for morningstar, whatever it is, active groult fund, i will see a rating when they get old enough to request of for that. >> that's right, three years, but there will not be the classic analysts write-up where that fund is southboundtively evaluated, am i understanding correctly? >> that's right. >> so you'll have a chinese wall or separation of church and state, right >> yes that's what we'v

star about oil or it is demonstrations it's a variation on the oil theme this is about fracking morningstar says oil companies bid to silence until frack is crumbles turns out that u.k. oil and gas company has sought a sweeping injunction to try and stop protestors from excellent demonstrations of protest as in free speech well i'm actually equivocal about fracking but i'm not concerned about having frack as demonstrating that's their right they could be heard by the earthquakes or the earthquakes rather they see now you're in very similar am i saying that the thing is that sixty thousand pounds on additional security has been paid which in itself is possibly ok it's a free speech question here are we living in a country where the right to demonstrate is being limited because these people get in the way of big business we have the right to protest is going to this very tragic story redolent of the spanish civil war arguably some people say it was syria was about oil take us to this it's a gender based story the telegraph reported gender based his agenda based henri it is a courageous woman

i've sat here, reading his article in the morningstar after russia annexed part of ukraine where thesm he makes there is on ukraine, i would not condone russian behaviour or expansion, but it is not unprovoked. and then into the usual criticism of the united states and nato policy. it's just not true, madam deputy speaker. jeremy corbyn thanked his honourable friend for what he called his "usual helpful intervention". as part of her statement, theresa may defended the deal formally signed off at the european council for the brexit transition period. this will run from next march until december 2020. it's designed to avoid uncertainty as the uk leaves the eu. theresa may praised those who'd worked to secure the agreement. the council welcomed the agreement reached, including the time that the fermentation period to provide for governments, business and citizens on both sides to prepare for the new relationship we want to build. as i said in my speech in florence, it is not in our national interest to ask businesses to undertake to set the changes. so it follows that during the impleme

brandon refugees a real hope in the largest refugee camp of the democratic republic of congo the morningstar squad has few resources but lots of optimism and todd and. the morning star. these young girls were forced to flee burundi in twenty fifteen but have discovered a love of football in their to march was lives now in the democratic republic of congo they have formed an all girls football team in the us and the refugee camp oh me forget we are refugees when we are playing we could be anywhere in the world. despite lacking football boots or even their own bar the girls are making the most of what they have. we are the best football team in this camp everyone has their own style of playing in their own nicknames. this is louis auroras that has packed a. business either to run at this or via lack of funds the girls rely on volunteers coach and fellow refugee eric in town is their biggest fan i'd like to see the girls be encouraged to play and to have the equipment they need to play sports. while during the refugees continue to face hardships in neighboring countries the morning stars provid

in cording to morningstar.he largest retirement fund franchise has lost nearly $16 billion in net withdraws over the past four years. one reason why they are segmented. it is the increased appetite. shifting away. it has increased the fund exposure. for those in more volatile markets. the freedom 2020-ton fund tumbled. most said they would like to avoid because they are getting closer and closer to retirement. we have seen a stronger client demand for the freedom of funds over the past year. the ten day when it is misleading and a disservice to millions of retirement investors. they asked sarah say there's a question about the controversial's stock sale. the former advisers. who have been on foxbusiness often. blake just got in front of our cameras. a big american company. that makes gigantic cranes. over the course of february 12 over the stretch of about ten days or so. in this company. and there are obvious questions about whether or not carl icahn who is friends with this president who speaks to this presid

business leaders including publisher steve forbes, overstock.com ceo after burn and chris rufer, morningstar. they talk about business regulations and the trump administration economic policies. this is 30 minutes. >> up now we have an all-star panel with some amazing heavy hitters from the business world. with steve forbes, jim editor-in-chief of forbes media, global media company that has over 5 million readers worldwide, patrick byrne, the ceo of overstock.com but in 2014 begin the first major online retailers to accept -- the ceo of soho inc. letter to just hear him speak recently at the roundtable about a new project he's in partnership about dealing with property rights and tightly on the block jan, really exciting stuff and he's the ceo of -- with chris rufer, and present of the morning star company which is by far the largest producer of tomato paste and ties to mix in north america picky is a busy chicken liver moderator david clement, director of external relations for student for liberty. could you please give these amazing people a giant welcome to the stage? [applause] >> we wil

, that's the grillers company >> different morningstar. >> if you've ever had ketchup or pizza, they'veomato paste. >> thank you. >> thank you >> there's a student you may end up seeing in your class. >> eventually. >> definitely. >> definitely. >> you can -- if you're in arts and sciences -- >> you can go straight into wharton? >> you don't need to be part of -- >> there's a kernen headed to penn. >> i'm ready. >> not wearing off december 13th at 7:00 p.m. >> the glow. >> for a lot of reasons. >> congratulations, go quakers. >> they go to the west coast and they don't come back as parents, the whole thing is -- you'll see traumatic. daunting. >> i believe you. >> if you get an early if you get an early decision, it is the greatest thing in the world. we'll show you pictures and you can look out for you can bring it out when we return, jim cramer live, from the yonew york stock exchange we'll talk with jim cramer right w. here are where the futures at right now. see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too

business leaders including publisher steve forbes, overstock.com ceo after burn and chris rufer, morningstar they talk about business regulations and the trump administration economic policies. this is 30 minutes. >> up now we have an all-star panel with some amazing heavy hitters from the business world. with steve forbes, jim editor-in-chief of

kyle morningstar says he and a man were fishing saturday afternoon, when he noticed a gray blob in the>> i yelled at my friend, come look at this. there is something big. i don't know what it is. as he got to the front of the boat, it got into plainview where we could see it. and, he started, oh, man, that's a great white! >> reporter: he says the shark started to circle the boat, giving them enough time to grab a phone and started recording. he thinks it was 12 to 15 feet long. >> it circled three times after that and was not bothered by us at all. it was pretty wild. kind of cool, calm, he checked us out. then as soon as he was there, he disappeared into the deep. >> reporter: the shark disappeared but video proof is going viral. pull of the video for people, and it's easy to see why. >> wow, that is giant. >> it's surreal. i can't believe that is here in our water. >> that is like "jaws" sized. >> again, that was danielle lama reporting. experts say spotting great white sharks of the central florida coast is becoming more common because the population has been growing in recent year

kyle morningstar says he and a buddy were fishing 26 miles out from ponce inlet when he noticed a great water. >> i told my friend, come out here and look at this. i don't know what it is. right as he kind of got to the front of the boat, it got into plainview where we could see it and he started, oh, man, that's a great white. >> reporter: the sharks circled the boat, giving him enough time to grab a phone and start recording. >> it just circled us three times after that or so and just wasn't bothered by us at all. it was pretty wild to see. he just kind of checked us out. and he just kind of disappeared into the deep. >> reporter: the video proof is going viral. pull up the video for people, and it's easy to see why. >> wow. >> it's surreal. i can't believe that here in our waters. it's like jaws size. >> reporter: a once-in-a- lifetime encounter now spreading worldwide. >> it was just something crazy to see. we want people to see it. >> man. that was danielle reporting. experts say spotting great white sharks is becoming more and more common because their population has been growing

thomas: morning has their start -- morningstar has their stars, and they also have their globe.t is where you stand in esg. flows than the normal flood, and the ones with sg have less inflows. but the important thing there is to pute people who want their values behind their investment, but they do not want to compromise on performance. there is a lot of talk about where you compromise, and i think you would agree it is part of your process. you do not have to compromise on performance, but that is easier said than done. a long-term,ave fundamental valuation, if it is guessing the quarter or some multiple reversion, it is hard to incorporate esg into that. from ubs asset management. has december changed his mind? we speak with charles evans about whether he finally supports a rate hike. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ julie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm julie hyman. chatterley.'m julia fed officials are expressing confidence that low on employment will put pressures on prices, and turning inflation back to 2%. charles evans sat down with kathleen hays to discuss the repo

that we have the president of the morningstar company which is by far, the largest producer of -- northrica. business champion. our moderator, the director of external relations for students for liberty. please give these amazing people in giant welcome to the stage. [applause] >> we will get started. thank you everybody for being here and think to our panelists. we are unfortunately short one person. peter shipped got stuck in philadelphia and his travel options are not the latest amtrak in such company could have taken and who were there but he would not have gotten here until 10 o'clock so once again, the private sector and uber could not save the day as opposed to the government services. so, we'll get started. we have been chatting with our network of students and people on staff. and one thing that makes all of the panelists here today unique is obviously very successful in their business life. but i also share the characteristics of caring about the ideas of liberty. and so, the first question that was kind of prompted to me only announced the panel was, what was your process wil