three is not helpful so we've got many viewer questions we've got a question from argentina or mr kaufman wants to know he's got a severe headache when he coughs it's like something that pops inside his brain does he have to worry no he doesn't have to worry this headache is called the nine cuff headache it's a mild disease not dangerous for the patient and can be treated with a preventative just in one hour from cameroon wants to know what she can do to reduce the frequency or for migraine well she needs to straighten out her life meaning she should do with a facial therapy three times a week she should put to bed at the every day at the same time and she should eat entering enough during daytime ok resort of thanks so much for having me welcome thank you and if you've got any questions you like me to ask our experts be sure to write me an e-mail. on one of our upcoming shows we'll be looking at wounds if they're small you can often treat them yourself but you have to look out for certain things but if you have questions about that topic then send the man to be in good shape.

mr. kaufman at colorado i think deserves great credit for coming on this bill. derek killner really tried very hard to ensure that this was a bipartisan effort on the house side. and i would note that klobuchar and warner did the same on the senate side. there are other senators who said they are really interested in this legislation and simply want to have some hearings first. so i think -- i'm hopeful that the senate will in fact will hold hearings and that the honest ads act will be the basis for those hearings to explore some of these issues like how do you find an online platform that should be covered in this instance? what kind of money -- i saw a story from a magazine which reported that 50% of these ads that were run by the russian troll farm cost $3 or less. and that 99% of those ads cost under $1,000.$1,000. yet they were very effectively targeted and in many cases, i think, really sought to find the persuadables they felt could be most influential. these are some of the issues that serious hearings should look at and the honest ads act should be the

mr. kaufman. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, general dunford, mr. chairman. when we look back on the history of the vietnam war in august of 1969, president nixon orders the vietnamization program and a phase withdrawal as the army of south vietnam gains capability. then he couldn't in 1972 bring the north vietnamese to the negotiating table. he did linebacker 2, a massive bombing campaign in north vietnam. he brought them to the table and negotiated a peace agreement that extricated the united states from the war in vietnam. if i look at -- in afghanistan today, i think that there actually is a better in-state because i think that the taliban come from the posthewn ethnic group and i think there are areas in afghanistan where, particularly in rural posthewn areas they prefer the taliban to the government of kabul. like the north vietnamese, the taliban feel like they're making gains and no need to come to the negotiating table. i understand this new strategy, it's designed to increase pressure to bring them to the negotiating table. at least that would be a

mr. kaufman. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, general dunford, mr. chairman. when we look back on the history of the vietnam war in august of 1969, president nixon orders the vietnamization program and a phase withdrawal as the army of south vietnam gains capability. then he couldn't in 1972 bring the north vietnamese to the negotiating table. he did linebacker 2, a massive bombing campaign in north vietnam. he brought them to the table and negotiated a peace agreement that extricated the united states from the war in vietnam. if i look at -- in afghanistan today, i think that there actually is a better in-state because i think that the taliban come from the posthewn ethnic group and i think there are areas in afghanistan where, particularly in rural posthewn areas they prefer the taliban to the government of kabul. like the north vietnamese, the taliban feel like they're making gains and no need to come to the negotiating table. i understand this new strategy, it's designed to increase pressure to bring them to the negotiating table. at least that would be a

kaufman. the ecb meets in frankfurt. our matt miller in frankfurt listening to mr.aining us, getting us back on track, and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. ♪ jonathan: it is ecb decision time, mario draghi's central bank is expected to unveil its stimulus plans for next year. the president says yellen is terrific but indicates he might want to make his own mark on the fed. trading revenue plunges at deutsche bank and barclays. pressure builds to deliver growth. from new york city, good morning . i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin. this is bloomberg daybreak. let's begin by whipping through the market action. euro-dollar dead flat at 1.18. futures steady and stable after the biggest one-day drop on the s&p 500 i

going forward so frank kaufman saw some potential for strengthening of core europe and you said you thought the austrian results could well halt the process of integration and halt mrmacro push so perhaps matthew go first with that more pessimistic view and then we'll but you know i mean but this is really the core question that's pessimistic depending on where you stand on the issue i think a lot of people even in germany would say we like the e.u. as it is we're not anti you we like the free market we like the euro we want to keep things as we are what we don't want is to shift more sovereignty to brussels now this would be the position also of the people's party in austria of sebastian course his party as well as the far right freedom party it's also the position of most of the central and eastern european. countries if not all of them who are really enjoying the freedom that they won after the berlin wall fell down in one nine hundred eighty nine and they are not as eager to shift their societies into this larger sort of european amalgamation and don't want a more federal europe they like what they're getting now and i think that the austrian election could str