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. >> absolutely the volatility here is to stay np we have the upcoming election in the year.matter in the trade deal is done until growth krermts we will be watching the earning season the next two or three months to mak o smur numbers ar god. the u.s. consumer is still strong. as long as the u.s. consumer is strong that's making the economy good. i think the world right now is watching the u.s. consumer. >> and they're going to watch the fed later this month. the presi mnt said today in the oval office there he would like to see them cut interest rates even though they have this partial deal. and in fact, the expectations on wall street for another cut this month went down after this deal was announced. do you want to weigh in? what are y specking here. >> >> i really think that the federal reserve is going to really cut interest rates this montnt even though the probability went down because of the partial trade deal. because we're at least one more this year whether october or the end of the year. but really we still think that the federal reserve needs to cut two more tim

. >> absolut the volatility here is to stay np whave the upcoming election in t year.matter in the trade deal is done until growth krermts we will be watching the earning season the next two or three nths to make smurumbers are god. the u.s. consumer is still strong. as lon as the u.s. consumer is strong that's making the economy i think the worht now is watching the u.s. consumer. >> and they're going to watch month. later this the president said today in the oval office there he would like interest rates even though they have this partial deal. and in fact, the expectationstrn wallt for another cut this month went down after this deal was announced. do you want toin weigh what are you speckg here. >> >> i really think that the federal reserve isoing to really cut interest rates this month even though the probability wen down because of the partial trade deal. because we're at least one more end of the year.r october o the but really we still think that the federal reserve needs to cut two more times this year to make sure that we this inverted yield curve. and we rea

>>np understand knows is phil and i respect them. again my focus here is on taking responsibility, owning it with,e know what we need to fix. we're making those chaes. we're going to continue to gete betts a company and i remain resolute on the responsibility. >> wilve you wai compensation this year. >> phil, again, compensation is a decision that my board will make. and they'll do as comprehensive review. >> by the way, dennis mulan 's compensation typically decided by the board of directors ofs boeingr as a bonus, s that would likely happen early next year in februar or march. >> there were also queions phil about the plane itself. and possible return to service by the end of the year. boeing has beenredicting that. but what are the possibilities of that? >>>> i think that there is stila chanld that c happen. and the people we talk about part of the process think it could happen. but keep i mind the last two days have been brutal for boeing andhe f.a.a. facing pressure not to be pushing the plane back into service too quickly. >> p

performance this last quarter, accept pepsi says is plans toeet or exceed sales goals for the year nps of pepsi gained 24% this year compared to2% by rival coke. "nigly business report," fra holland. >> pepsi a consumer staple stock with a strong year with many big names in the sector up double digits. proctor and gamble another one. its shares rosear2% this wal-mart, pepsi,rank mentioned that both up and kimberly clarkp more than 20%. >>> so pepsi says the consumer is it strong. and so does the retail indusy. the national retail federation expects holiday sales to rise as much as 4.2% this year more than last year. the group says the consumer is in good financial shape but cautioned the confidence could be eroded by global risk factors like trade and political rhetoric. >>> and that forecast has been one of the few bri bt spots fori the market this week as the manufacturing and the svices sectors slow. can the consumer keep our economy on an evenkeel? joining us tonight we welcome back charlie oshay, the retail analyst at moodies. charles always good to see you thanks for joining us.

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so greece and alpha bank can benefit for a lot starting to shed a lot of nonprofitable nps. >> what ps the risk? greece over the last 10 to 15 years has had its issues it tends to go from boom or bus bu bust quickly what is your out look? >> we have been involved in greece since 2012 restructuring. i remember a lot of people asking about the risks we felt they were very appropriately priced in and more now we are seeing a similar type of asymmetry with alpha bank the risk for a bank is always that they are going to need to raise capital at unattractive levels we don't think that's the case for alpha bank anymore they've passed stress tests when greece was flirting with leaving the euro in 2015 now they are shedding their nonperforming exposures roughly at book value. we don't think there is much risk to the down side in terms of value raising we think very, very little down side >> your best idea is alpha bank of greece. probably the first ever greek stock we have heard as the best idea we love it appreciate you for coming on thank you for joining us >> thank you for having me >>> nex

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they have won seven in the few years np they could get a third in a row.ins. >> coy, thanks. have fun. thanks to you will of a you for joining us for a whirlwind week. we will see you back here monday morning. until then have a great weekend. i'm poppy haarlow. >> at this hour with kate bolden starts now. >> hello, earn i'm kate bolduan. >> this time because of act being chief mick mulvaney in crisis control. he was offering what he seemed to think was a robust defense of the president with regard to using military aid to pressure ukraine while standing in the white house, the briefing room yesterday. and then this happened. >> did he also mention toe

they have won seven in the few years np they could get a third in a row. if if jalen wins. >> coy, thanks. have fun. thanks to you will of a you for joining us for a whirlwind week. we will see you back here monday morning. until then have a great weekend. i'm poppy haarlow. >> at this hour with kate bolden starts now. >> hello, earn i'm kate bolduan. >> this time because of act being chief mick mulvaney in crisis control. he was offering what he seemed to think was a robust defense of the president with regard to using military aid to pressure ukraine while standing in the white house, the briefing room yesterday. and then this happened. >> did he also mention to me in the past that the corruption related to the dnc serve summer absolutely. no question about that. but that's it. that's why we held up the money. >> the up just zroibd a quid pro quo. it's funding will not flow unless the investigation into the -- in the the democratic server happened as well. >> we do -- we do that all the time with foreign policy. i have news for everybody. get over it. th

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the stock up over 30% year to date had been down in the past three months np. as the earnings report came occupy now it's up just slightly again. anything we hear from the call we'll bring to you over to you. >> kate rogers at headquarters on the guidance looks like if you dig deeper there are a couple of things might have contributed by like a lower effective tax rate the bloom is coming oft rose a bit after hours. >> well, also up almost $5 into earnings today a front runner. some of the numbers for guidance are revenue upload double digits on this scale that's tremendous. >> mid-teens is what i saw it's crazy. >> that's insane the transactions up 11 percents. they talked about paying banks more. >> yeah. >> so that's -- that's hitting them on the expense side so they talk about a $1.69 billion. this is extraordinary, though when you think about the scale here and to see that kind of growth we see across a number much pay pennsylvania pal, square, visa master card record reporting i think tuesday. i would expect similar growth. it really is incredible. >> it'

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white house counsel's office is more concerned about np jay sekulow put out a remarkable statement yesterdayear he didn't know about it. they are trying to mop it up. to your point i want not like members of the house mo were on the fence possibly about voting for impeachment will be swayed by actually i didn't mean to say that it's out there. >> jeff in terms of giuliani and the latest reporting by cnn, that he tried to get a visa for in -- allegedly corrupt former prosecutor who he wanted to come to the united states and went to the white house. is there anything illegal about that? >> well, there is a lot we still don't know. and the most important thing we don't know is where the money was come from for all of this. it's not illegal who was paying giuliani. it's not illegal for him to talk to lots of different people. it remains mysterious like what his ultimate responsibility was. was he working just as the president's personal lawyer? was he working for the u.s. government? was he working for the two ukrainians just arrested? >> he has been in ukraine for years with businesses with try

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we send out breaking news alert through the app make sure to enable push alerts on the phone np now back to the destructive kincade fire which is tearing through the wine country. it started in sonoma county. now at last check it scorched nearly 24,000 acres since wednesday night. it's 5% contained as crews race to get ahead of the strok gusts this we could. so far calfire says 21 homes have been destroyed. now, if you are inside the evacuation zone or think the fire may be getting close. there is a evacuation center at the heelds, community center. and you can bring small animals and pets. >>> new this morning, calfire says one firefighter and two other people are recovering after being taken to a hospital. they say the firefighter found the people yesterday in the process of trying to evacuate near pine flat road in uncorporated sonoma county. that's when calfire says the flames intensified. the firefighter actually had to deploy his fire shelter which is a shielding device used as a last minute resort in the wildfires. frlts the three people were later found by other crews. . and they

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joshua johnson on np. . danielle pletka of the american enterprise institute. woodruff swan of the daily beast, and dan balz, chief correspondent for "the washington post." peter nicklaus wrote the following. the country is entering a new and precarious phase in which the central question about president trump is not whether he's coming unstrung but how unstrung he's going to get. the question is whether trump's base starts to noting or care that the man they elected, facing pressures he's never seen before, is devolving unmistakenly into a different sort of man. joshua johnson, it certainly feels like there's something different about the president this week, perhaps. >> not to me. >> yeah? >> people have been talking about whether donald trump is unraveling. i think he's just unwrapping. there's nothing that we have seen this week that has not at peace with everything we have known about donald trump thus far. this is still the same person who has dealt in conspiracy theories including against barack obama who was in fact born in the united states. the same p

thanks a np>>now let's get back to the breaking news around robin was a reporters posted around the bay to keep you informed about where power is out and where it's going to be out next and since its out right now in the north bay. let's start there kron 4 sarah stinson live in sausalito with a look at conditions. now sara. >>yeah that's right. there's over a 2400 pg e customers here in sausalito waking up with no power. it is very dark in sausalito not to mention when you're driving around. it is as dark as it is behind and me i've said you know usually it's dark when i live in i can't really show think there's nothing the show everything is dark and it's making for a very dangerous situation for drivers. i'm at the intersection of bridgeway harbor drive. stoplights are out but the trend the street lights are out and they actually at finally of a cop out here who's monitoring the situation. but take a look at this map so you can see adjust how many people are impacted as i said 2400 people. just in sausalito without power than we have about 1200 in him or in city area and then in mill

of course, i would like all labour np * voted against the second reading of the bill because this dealn theresa may's deal and proof of that is that the government has refused to provide an assessment on the impact of the country. why is that because less than they did that on a free—trade agreement, it showed it was the second worst outcome apart from the deal. that is why i did not vote for the bill and second reading because it isjust bad for the economy, investment in the communities that we represent. thank you very much indeed. those who voted for the second reading, not all of them are promising to follow that bill through its entire process. so even though the healthy majority, it may have lost it. although the bill is paused, there isa although the bill is paused, there is a lot of work going on in the background. i was getting ready to talk through two amendments which we re talk through two amendments which were coming up to be voted on in there been put forward by the independent group for change in joining me now is chris leslie mp from the independent group for change. wh

i commend the successful operation this weekend to take out isis leader al-baghdadi np i but i caution that the remove many one individual should not invalidate our strategy. if anything it should show the importance of the counterterrorism mission and cooperation with partners on the ground in syria. the president has also provided strategic victory to adversaries. russia used military force economic support and weapon sales to become the arbiter of syria's future. and to increase regional influence at the expense of the united states. yemen remains ravaged by civil conflict. foreign intervention and the world's worst humanitarian krietsz. the trump administration offered unstinting support to saudi arabia and the uae in the military campaign in yemen. ignoring the bipartisan support in congress for ening u.s. military support for coalition operations. and while i understand the risk posed by the houthi and ironen forces. the conflict led to tens of thousands of civilian casualties shifted focused from al qaeda in the arabian the pens lip and worseman the humanitarian catastrophe. the

and stepping up the efforts by the banks to record advice among the partial write-offs are moving the npst to the balance sheet. [indiscernible] there is progress on that front. on the household front, as compared to many of the countries, india's household debt is not as high. >> i noticed just looking at this that both bank and non-bank credit are following in the commercial sector. let's end on this. you have this huge sense of fear in the west about all of these issues, whether brexit or trade and tariffs. what are indian companies most worried about and do they see what is going on in the west as an opportunity? rajnish: the global headwinds are not in favor as of now. the global environment is not as good. there are opportunities for indian companies to increase their exports. there is no doubt about it. subdued theand was last few months. that is expected to come back. expectation that there may be some movement of manufacturing from china to other countries and india could be one of the beneficiaries of that. alix: have you noticed any of that yet? rajnish: not yet. but these are

it can be seen in np futures, which seemed to rise with the currency charts out of the u.k.. look at big earnings, because as one fund manager said, you have the markets obviously responding well to all the news, earnings and geopolitical, banks kicked it off, j.p. morgan, undisputed leader in the credit field of banks, it is trading -- its trading revenue rose 14%, almost double the gain predicted. that was enough to boost the stock to a multiyear high intraday. wells fargo's ceo said they hope to do better on the cause front. goldman sachs turned in revenue than.92 billion, much more expected. other earnings, blackrock climbed on solid results. unitedhealth group beat analysts' invest -- analysts' estimates and beat the full year as medical costs table i's -- as medical costs stabilize, and johnson & johnson rising as a result. a positive first run for a lot of these companies. : but not positively continuing after the bell, at least two companies raising outlooks. su: let's go to after hours, sizable gains that will likely translate into wednesday's session. sleep number,

in the early 2000s earthquake marks received more scrutiny and addressed growing concern np in 2007 the house and senate adopted chairman ber rules with the stated intention of bringing transparency to the earmark process. the rules still in place essentially require three things. first requiring that earmark included in legislation and committee report language be disclosed. second they require that committees compile and maintain earmark requests. and last they require that any member requesting an earmark certify they have no financial interest in the earmark. in addition to the rules, the committee adopted practices that among other things sought to limit the recipient of earmark and purpose of earmarks. ultimately in 2011 the house and senate began observing what has been referred to as ear mork moratorium or earmark ban, the ear mork moratorium is not in law farr house or senate rules instead enforced by committee and chamber leadership through the agenda setting powers. some members proposed a re-examination of the ear marng mother toerm. that concludes my remarks. thanks for inv

right now one of my favorite , daniel katz with the np parable -- bnp paribas.ydrocarbon, excess of canada and then a redo into a very tight pennant. withdoes bnp paribas do the technical construction of dollar canada? >> the range has been remarkably tight. economies which are more or less in sync. obviously the fed has a bit more easing to do. u.s. activity seems to be slowing. canada activity has been strong. likely to slow and the second half of the year in line with what the u.s. is doing. tom: should our viewers and listeners look at loonie as a commodity currency? >> it is a commodity currency but unless you get really big -- small movest less so. for us long-term fair value in dollar canada is around 1.29. don't see a lot of deviation from where we are right now. tom: bring up this chart. you are going to tear up over this chart. there it is. long-term canadian strength against pound sterling. guy: you would probably say that about a lot of charts unfortunately. wayertainly feels that particularly when you have to leave the country. you were talking abou

convicted among other things, corporal injury to a spouse for question which he received a 8 year sentence np assault with a deadly weapon and false. >>>. well, you know what, he didn't naturalize in the military. thus he is subject to deport ability. that is -- that's the way the law works. that type of criminal conduct do constitute gratify aggravated felonies they aren't misdemeanors you said a result of the term aggravated felonies. we have heard about the higher denial rate for u.s. military application for citizenship. the rate is 17% overly it's 11%. but for military it's 17%. but you need to understand aur you are talking apples and oranges from from june 30th to there were 2,000 process compared to 683 civilian applications. us the cis compared to the 609,000 fop compared to 209,000 military applications there were interesting things when you manipulate statistics in the way i heard here today. gao reviewed the cases involving 87 of the 92 veterans ultimated reported from 2013 to 2018. 18 of those veterans, 21% of the total were convicted for sexually abusing a myren. two others conv

turn to you, i think most china specialists generally are aware that the party sits atop the state np chinin china,e story you tell in your contin contribution to our series, that under the president xi is being institutionalized in a fairly unprese unprecedented way through law, and you argue this is in some -- you warn that the party's heightened involvement without corresponding legal accountability and its continued resort to exceptional legal measures to deal with perceived enemies may undermine the stability of expectations at home and abroad that the party needs to succeed. why are we seeing this move now and why are we seeing it under president xi? >> thank you very much for the question and restating my thesis for me. i guess to start off with first is the continuity piece, which everybody's been talking about. there is a lot of continuity under xi jinping in the legal area, primarily when xi jinping came in, one of his very first priorities was to elevate what he calls rule of law -- socialist rule of law with chinese characteristics and the country in accordance with law or