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here to is danielle dimartino booth and nomi prins.mping out at you, 32 pages, what is jumping out at you so fa are. >> mere mention, number of times financial market conditions are mentioned in the minutes is remarkable. nodding to fact that fed communication itself is proving disruptive. the other thing that stuck out to me was, loretta meister, one of the more hawkish members of the federal open market committee a few days ago, expected runoff to occur by the end of the year? guess what was in the minutes? they expect quantitative tightening end latter part of the year. i don't know investors like that. charles: we were up 70 points when this was released. we're down 28 points. wall street getting almost everything, nomi, that they want from the federal reserve. to danielle's point, movement in the stock market probably matters more than they ever admitted in the past. is this a mistake for them? >> well it is showing their cards. it is something that has been obvious what they have done in this 180 turn from december's rate hike to

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s naomi conrad who filed that report is with me in the studio now good morning nomi so you've been working on this investigation together with a number of other german news outlets you found evidence that german made arms are being used in the conflict in yemen how did they get there. they were sold by the german government i mean we're talking about. directly such as the troll vessels or helicopters but also components say of tornado jets and of other weapon stations so it's a mix of components that were sent via third countries for example through the u.k. also directly and some of them were sold off of the war started i mean helicopter. rifles guns a lot of weapons were exported even off of the would been going on for several years and a lot of the human rights violations have been documented what kind of restrictions does germany on exporting weapons to places like yemen or countries involved in that conflict jim scott they strict guidelines in theory i mean we have guidelines and sales to countries involved in armed conflicts and early last year the coalition agreement on top of these

the southern baptist convention is less a do de nomis tion than it cooperative of 47,000 churches, eachwhich is independent and self-governing, so, therefore, the executive members, the "leaders" of the convention don't necessarily have the same authority to you know, implement change top-down in the way that you would seei in, ke, the catholic church. >> reporter: but it does seem at least from your reporting that church leaders did not actively respond to it. in some people's words, they seemed to have dodged the issue. >> that's a setment shared by people pressuring them and other survivors and victims. i think it's a fair critique to say, obviously, after years of them being made aware of this issue, the fact thaeft no rorms were ever undertaken or seriously considered, i think that it's a fair critique from the people who were voalizing this problem for years. >> reporter: how has the leadership of the southern baptist convention responded recently to your reporting?nt >> the cureadership, current president j.d. year as well as russell moore, who heads coe s.p.c.'s ethics and relig

>> the bank of england added to the gloom i saying the uncertainty is sweeping through businesses,nomy, and households. the bank offered renewed pessimism with governor mark carney saying the thought of brexit is racking up tengion even with a smooth split. the boe still sees the u.k. economy growing at its weakest pace in a decade. >> the fog of brexit's cousin short-term volatility and more fundamentally, it is creating a series of tensions in the economy -- tensions for business. although many companies are stepping up their contingency planning, the economy as a whole is still not yet prepared for a no deal, no transition exit. >> the r.b.i. delivered an .nexpected rate cut in a sharp reversal from october, the bank took rate cuts off the table, the governor opened the door to more easing and brought growth back into focus. that's in contrast to his predecessor whose sole aim was to meet the r.b.i. mandate. france has deployed its ambassador to italy as relations between two founding members of the total -- of the european union plunge to a new low. france was also angered by a mee