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no problem on the north sea island of long ork nothing is like it was before. this past summer was one of the hottest on record for increasing climate change is starting to pose a threat to life on. the sea level is rising and storms sturges' are getting stronger. as far as long term prognoses go all of the climate researchers all of the serious studies that i read make me fear for our children's future because it's not just my restaurant that might disappear but the entire island. and votes restaurant right on the beach would be one of the first places affected angered by the politicians lack of action on climate change that act in votes on taking the e.u. to court. the sea levels already risen by over twenty centimeters since the one nine hundred fifty s. that means storm surges are higher and the danger for us on the island lies back there. are freshwater lens is located there behind that then doing ridge. at the north sea breaks through the ridge where all our drinking water wells would be contaminated with salt water. already experiences drinking water sho

final results from california, georgia, maine, texas, places where we have a question mark, even new ork state. but we will have won 40 seats. it may be lower because of two seats that we did not win. but we'll see what the number is. i should have said from the start that winning 23 seats and -- in a voter suppressed gerrymandered map was a wave. was a wave. now getting up to 40, that's really a very big -- almost a tsunami. the thrill of it all is half the members, new members in our democratic class are women. one on the republican side. happy for that one person, but sad to say just one. we are on track -- again, it's transformative. they will decide what their priority is. they have given us one already. and i'll talk about that in a moment. they will decide how they want to proceed, what they want to proceed with, in the manner which they do that. hey are entrepreneurial. they are enthusiastic and they want to make progress for our country and we want them to do so in the most open congress. the american people talked about a better deal and then talked about for the people agenda.

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. >>> we orking for you in the community and want to thank everybody who came out to the final nbc 4ll-state community shreds for this year at least. doreen gentzler was greeting folks in line atld fedex fie this morning. close 3,000 cars came through. this is a big deal for so many people in our area shredding sensitive documents like old bank statements, it really is just the easiest way to prevent identity thef and a these people in line g that message. >>> the next time that you eat tsters from the chesapeake bay, they may not hav taste that you're looking for. a new report says that heavier rains could affect thi year's harvest. coordinating to "the baltimore sun," rains in the bay and tributaries make oysters less salty. salt is a must for oysters to drive. an oyster harvester told the paper his oysters the normal spring growth spurt this yea and said he hasn't experienced that in 20 years. >>> we talked about heavy rains on friday. strong winds today. d day three of a news4 storm weather alert. the reason for that is ur temper. and temperatures will continue to fall. now we sh

chopsticks will and it's fine i think personally that chopsticks are the best for you not better than orks maybe it was a bit too much like the music was a bit you know the traditional chinese sounding music. sure somebody thought behind this like the production of it wasn't low cost there i mean you know why would understand people being offended especially in china where leg sarcasm isn't doesn't really work it doesn't translate very well in china i would say i'm sure there were i'm trying to offer and then i bought it i just want to make something. for the younger generation in china maybe but it just didn't work. talking of taking offense at times change faster than what might once been seen in publishing the boundaries in popular culture can rapidly drop out of favor falling victim this time around is the renowned feminist stage show the vagina monologues which one of us college thinks no overstepped the mark for one particular reason. i was worried what we think about the jainas and i was even more worried that we don't think about them i was worried about my own china. after they ca

actually and it's fine i think personally the chopsticks are the best times as you know better than orks maybe it was a bit too much like the music was a bit you know the traditional chinese sounding music but i'm sure somebody could talk behind the like the production of it wasn't low cost or anything you know by would understand people being offended especially in china where like sarcasm isn't . doesn't really work it doesn't translate very well i mean. i'm sure there were and try to offload anybody just one. gender issue in china but it just didn't work. well on a related theme when it comes to taking offense. times the change and what might have been seen as pushing the boundaries and popular culture can rapidly drop by the favor well falling victim this time around is there not in feminist stage show the monologues which won us college thinks overstepped the mark. i was worried what we think about the giants and i was even more worried that we don't think about them i was worried about my own china. they call it a pokey. he she. kept the problem. you don't do it you or. then they'r

on the north sea island of long ork nothing is like it was before. this past summer was one of the hottest on record for increasing climate change is starting to pose a threat to life on. the sea level is rising and storm surges are getting stronger . as are as long term prognoses go all of the climate researchers all of the serious studies that i read make me fear for our children's future because it's not just my restaurant that might disappear but the entire island. invites restaurant right on the beach would be one of the first places affected angered by the politicians lack of action on climate change that act in votes on taking the e.u. to court. the sea levels already risen by over twenty centimeters since the one nine hundred fifty s. that means storm surges are higher and the danger for us on the island lies back there. are freshwater lens is located there behind that then doing ridge. at the north sea breaks through the ridge all our drinking water wells would be contaminated with salt water. already experiences drinking water shortages esp

it is not the way rules ever ork. >> heather was nice enough to say that my 2004 book was wrong. [laughter] >> in a good way. >> you made a strong case. and michael linn pointed out that we have had racial identity politics in the past, although we did not like to call it that. la guardia did not say you should vote for me because i'm an italian jewish protestant and so forth and verything. nonetheless was -- and ran for congress as both a republican and a socialist. the thought struck me, as i was listening to all of you and making excellent points, is that, in some ways, our answer is to learn our history better. when people on campus say they are at risk of death, what the hell were southern black people who were trying to register to vote in the 1950's and the 1960's at risk of? they really were at risk of their lives and took a risk of their lives. the other thought i had was that we don't understand this distinction. we get a lot of our racial quotas, our systems on outcomes, being equal each identical group, even like la guardia and some of the letters after lgb was rattli

pelosi: the trade agreement formerly known as nafta is a ork in progress. we are admiring of the trade representative in an attempt to make sure we are aware what was in it. what wasn't in it is enough reinforcements regarding provisions that relate to workers and to the environment. there also has not been a law passed in mexico in terms of wages and working conditions in mexico. when all of that happens, people will make a judgment whether they will be supporting it. this is not something that where we have a piece of paper where we can say yes or no to. any of my colleagues here? >> i think it's fair to say, we want to raise all the boats in this country, ensure that middle-income americans have more money to spend and businesses in our country have access to foreign markets. absent that, we are all in trouble. absent that, those are our priorities. we should have fair trade and free trade. that's what my district demands. mr. levin: mike levin from california's 49th. my district is in san diego and orange county, cross-border trade is extremely importan

presidential election.ew but a ork times" documentary reveals russia has an influence campaign to chair the west apart for decades. one of the reporters behind the tiproject joined me a shor ago. we think of fake news as being a recent trend, but didn't president reagan himself warned about the threat of russian disinformation? >> yeah, we uneartd these old videotapes from the 1980's of kgb defectors who had come to the west and spilling the secrets of how fake news stories were made and concocted by kgb ficers during the soviet union. president reagan took this threat quite seriously, and when he came into town, he had a newy po before president reagan, the u.s. policy was basically don't respond to fake news stories because you dignify them. but reagan sought to fight them quite aggressively and to debunk them and to go publicly about the tactics that the soviets were using to create anti-american conspiracies. laura: tell us about this classic fake news story about how the u.s. government supposedly created the aids virus to tget vulnerable sectors of the population. adam: it's reall

differ greatly across the country and texas senator ted cruz is up against democratic hopeful biso over ork one of his main issues america's obsession with guns. thousand people are killed in this country every year through gun violence new other developed country on the planet even income schools each of these state and local races is also being seen as a referendum on president trump and many states the polling stations have been open for weeks and a record voter turnout is expected on cheezy. and let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world the death toll and violent rainstorms that have lashed italy for a week has risen to twenty nine on sunday floodwaters claimed the lives of nine members of two families vacationing together in sicily the severe weather has caused a massive damage and disruption across the country. saudi arabia has told the un human rights body that it will persecute prosecute excuse me the alleged perpetrators in the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi and in turkey a pro-government newspaper has reported that a saudi teen purportedly s

and racism in little also claims the base like orks from the fantasy class ignored the break this may have been victims of discrimination. are going to be welcome to alter international has gone i am here in moscow and it's therefore to me off the knowledge into this cup. what is ours as for the big news is today with the leaders of the world's most industrialized economies are getting together. so they're in first impressions so far it seems the russian president's been enjoying himself rather at the opening of the g twenty summit check this out. you know. covering all the action and high falling for a city portraying could the other one is out there really is he the sunshine even to you by the looks of it so some of the same league go off on a positive note at least for president putin yeah. kevin hello there yeah indeed at some point it really did seem that these two people were the happiest ones in that room they were laughing they were really enjoying the fact that they were sitting next to each other and that handshake it didn't even look like a handshake more of a high five bro

senator booker: does this mic ork? udio problems] senator booker: i live in a community that's struggling. it is struggling buzz of decades and decades of policies in washington, d.c. to the detriment not just to the community but the ideals of our country. i get worried when we take a moment like this and make it all about who is president. this is more than who is president. this is a president who wants to make it all about him. because when he is reading the news and he's reading the headlines and everybody is talking about him, he's sucking all the oxygen in the air and distracting from the issues not just from communities of color but all communities in our country. this is not about him. it is about us. the united states of america. one nation under god. and we're not going to let people slice and divide us against each other. we need to talk about each other. i love the national action network. it didn't start as a response to trump, it started as a response to injustice and it has been active for many years be

grandchildren and we promote good behavior we don't promote bad behavior that's why i think it'll take ten orke 15 years i don't face that confidence that current generation can learn new tricks. this is a going forward concern about what we can do in the daily life. >> i have local here my whole life so is there a big cultural mentality difference between new york and here also then burn accu was a big part of that are not necessarily quick. >> those are good questions and to be honest i know enough to know about the culture i can tell you it's a very big difference because those in the private sector you want to your bank to win and to be trusted that means everybody in the bank is better off so the colleagues i spoke tour very shocked to see how it was for goldman with that systemic risk and comply with the american rule of law so i could tell you about the difference of cultures but the head of the federal reserve with bembenek he that well. [laughter] . >> i confess i love your book i have not read it either. >> i thought you wrote it. >> can you be more concrete with the systemic corrupti

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. >> robert mcculloch brought bought rplanes when he the land here and put one in new ork, one in detroit and one in the chicago area at midway airpo airport. came out on one of his flights you came out for a sat -day weekend and through the sales presentation freell as having a weekend out here. if you bought a piece of property then your whole weekend for.aid you stayed at the havasu resort longer here.s no it is where the city buildings and had a on the hill good view of the lake so you can lake.ll the way to it was very beautiful my dad said. parents being 12 below zero in chicago said let's take arizona.end and go to my mother was very into purchasing real estate during lifetime. they came out and went through he sales and bought a piece of property and came home after the weekend. first a lot of population came out of the three flight, chicago, detroit and new york. there are a lot of people from new york, a lot of people people higan, a lot of from illinois and wisconsin and i think that had something to do it, those flights in the 1960's. >> when i first got here, so spread out to

>> it comes down to whether the orkness in 3q is temporary if it will last.rinde saw is a three q to a halt. in 4q, indications are that growth will slow further. small forecasting a very contraction in the final course of the year. compare that to the european commission, something between 0.3 and 0.7%. wedon't know exactly, but know it is in that range. it had a big impact on the 2019 growth number. what are the implications of your numbers being right? would bedget overshoot bigger than even the european commission expects. guy: how much bigger? >> it could be another 3.5 to the gdp or more. what's disappointing is the tension is going to keep, and as long as it persists, the economy in italy will grow slowly. we know that the economy has been sensitive to escalation in intentions. vonnie: the next head of the ecb is going to inherit all of these problems. will there be a different solution with another ecb head, or is this really a european parliament/european union level problem? >> i think the issue is that there will is to stay in the eu. as long as th

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vw, a guyt the ,orked there more than 10 years but everybody is to replace. i think renault will have to look for a new guy. guy: we find ourselves in a situation where we have a company in turmoil and industry and turmoil. the two things are not related but the venn diagram does overlap. the industry is in turmoil and dealing with an ongoing emissions scandal. we also have other things happening. the electrification of the power --ded, 10 this company of can this company afford to have a brief hiatus at a time when so much is happening? frank: maybe you can repeat the question? guy: let me make it briefer. given what is happening in the industry, can run no and nissan -- 10 renault and nissan afford to have a gap at the top of their company given the crucial decisions that need to be made. frank: the gap is only for days and weeks. the company will go on even without mr. ghosn, if you should stay weeks or months in japan. maybe we would see a new ceo in the next month or the beginning of the next year. each company might get the same problems and gaps to clo

york, andy approached .ork turned him down again it was not until 1940 when jesse lasky came to tennesseeegan to waver somewhat in agreeing to do a film. steve: and he turned him down, which became a famous line referring to his service and military uniform, did you not? -- did he not? .ohn: yes he did not want to trade in having to kill, to take other lives, and he resented that apparently up until the day he died. he wondered, was it right? madea name, had a film based on what in effect was that he had to kill. steve: colonel york, you just mentioned a moment ago his return. there was a time period between the end of world war i, six months traveling through europe. he comes back to new york under watch -- which circumstances and to what reaction? col. york: he came back to new york. he did not realize it, but in february 1919, he had received the distinguished service cross for his service. he did not realizehe went back , and it was upgraded to the medal of honor. there was a "saturday evening post" reporter that wrote a story and accompanied them and the 82nd. he published a story in

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pressure, but in the meantime, we have a lot of interest from medium and smalltoized companies ork with iran and we are in close contact with the european , ion how we can ensure th fact, medium sized and small sized companies could continue their work with iran. >> let's geto the heart of the matter. i'm going to play a sound bite from ary of state mike pompeo where he laid out what iran has to do in order to get relief from these sanctions. >> wmust begin to define wha it is we demand from iran. iran must stop enrichment, end support to middle east terrorist groups including hezbollah, hamas, and the palestinian islamic jihad. iran must withdraw all forces under iranian command throughout the enrety of syria. iran must end its threatening behavior against its neighbors. the list is pretty long. if you take a look at it, thesey are asic requirements. >> have you stopped any of those things? >> of course not because, in fact, these are just the allegations and some of them very unbased accusations the united states is making against iran. and this is the contradiction we ree ive in the

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it was at the steel factory that reopened, with over 500 of the 800 employees back to ork, cheer inman on for his olicies. >> cheering him on for his policies. he is doing what he said he was going to do and our farmers are going to be the beneficiaries. >> you have a minute for response. ms. londrigan: i was happy to see president trump deal with china dumping steel and get that steel mill back open. i'm very proud to be endorsed by united steelworkers. in terms of what i'm hearing from the farmers, with this trade deal, we have to look under the hood a little bit. right now, there is still a 25% tariff on canadian steel we use for manufacturing. those machines are purchased by our farmers. that makes their bottom line even more expensive. i would say the farmers i am talking to are the ones coming to free open town halls, that do not need an invitation to go to a private event. >> audience. just a reminder, the audience, let's not have audible reaction. our next question on climate change is from a voicemail. that ann in bloomington left us. >> my question for the debate is, in light

stay tuned, if a traveling to .ork, join the radio team we are on digital radio in the london area.s is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome matt, this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe." president trump is calling for a new spirit of bipartisanship in the united's dates. -- a senior member of angela merkel's party, great to have you with us, peter. morning.od it remains to be seen, the easy answer is, it's a tough question, we will have to see the shift of the balance of power. donald trump seems to have gotten the endorsement of his policies on the senate side. it's more important to us on the airlines for international politics. we will see how this works out between the president and the house. manus: good morning, it is manus in dubai. do you think angela merkel's position makes her less focused for donald trump? positioneakened german , on the status with america? >> is of all, i don't see angela merkel weekend now. she has announced that she will a again for the top position for her party and she will not run again to be chancellor of germany, but she has more time now to focus on interna

but there was no way she was going to step aside ork down. going to finish the race and she understood the symbolic importan of doing that. so she was really out there alone. and it was like that from the beginning to the end. there were a few exceptions. and she always spoke so highly of representative llums out in--out san francisco, in california. - ron dellums, who was a prominent member of the house of representatives from oakland/berkeley, and he was very progressive, he had once been a panther, had promised that he would put mrs. chisholm's name into nomination. and then at the very last moment, dellums said he would not. it was a real betrayal. it was a terrible betrayal. - the supp of congressman dellums. i know he has supported in recent months the candidacy of congresswan chisholm out of the conviction, out of the same kind of sincerity that he brings to this endorsement of my candidacy here today. and i'm most grateful... - i want my people to know, that, you know, there's no feelings, you know, towards ronald dlum. if any of you

position with position.rsarial eric, if you talk about the military views of it, how can at all, they were ork on that? we definitely see your position, so how do we see the position, how can the u.s. pressure iran, is that are one of jeff, you the few americans who have met with the leader of the ayatollah. way to you see the pressure them and what would be successful against iran, starting with ken. ken: sure. question that u.s. intelligence was regarding to iran have improved over the years, but it has not improved greatly in the area where we need it, because it is most difficult area of all, which is what is it thinking, we have much greater ability to track u.s. military forces, have a general sense of what is going the economicf activity in iran. improved overs the years. wasproblem is, and just alluding to the story before, what is in the mind of harmin khomeini? are they facing sanctions that is likely to change their behavior? that is question number one, and that will be difficult, because it speaks to a whole variety of sub questions. what information are they getting about the sta

they get everybody signed up on board, ork.there as a virtual stranger and try to winvet, and it's a , very difficult thing to do. and we didn't it in south carolina. we got beat twice. [dramatic music] ♪ - even thougbuchanan had lost, he'd won in many ways. he'd represented, you know, a sort of new vision and vement inside the republican party. - pat buchanan was trying to re-make the republican party at least as much as he was trying to actually win the presidency. he wanted the republican party to really follow him in turning against immigration, against trade, and against foreign intervention. and he was able to win a lot of support by takinthose stands by saying he was going to represent the common man e. against the elit - how do you feel about having lost? - i think i've lost the country i grew up in. and there's nothing i think that's-- that's worse than that. and i think what you see out there in america on the part of an awful lot of people is a tremendous love and a nostalgia for thica they grew up in and the towns a

i saved the joint base by orking across the aisle, millions in funding for deboer a hospital -- debora hospital, real process -- real progress in the worst drug crisis in history. my opponent started in organization called rise stronger immediately after president trump was elected, he organized conventions, he incorporated board of directors, organized marchers, stood with linda as she called a jihad against the president. that partisanship is the last thing we need in washington. we need people that will work together. that's what i would like to continue doing and i ask for your vote. moderator: thank you both very much, and thank you all for atching. tonight's debate and all our debates. now it is up to you to do your part, and that means getting up to the polls and getting out to >> the midterm elections determining the control of congress. election day is tuesday. see the competition for yourself on c-span. watch the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. up within the hour, a discussion on minority voter turnout in the 2018 mi

president walk away from the g8 -- g20 meeting and say we have agreed on global points that we will .ork that tariffs, that would be positive. and at the end of the day they are still fighting a slowing economy in china and not much slowing to date has come from terrorists. .- coming from tariffs it is from their own economy with shadow banking. they are doing modestly today, but it is not huge. the u.s. economy is quite on fire. when i look at the rate differential outlook, it will be well --o deescalate whereas in the u.s. we will have a rate hike. trade likey should any other g20 currency. in this environment the general trend is a weaker renminbi. we will get relief if there is easing in trade tensions. shery: how important is the seven per dollar level? it is important psychologically, but what about policy makers? do they care more about orderly weakness? this isy my take, and personal opinion but comes from talking to people and talking to a lot of china watchers and consultants, the mindset has whole sevene have a hours to make this stand. let's see what the currency needs to do

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the american who do fundamental ork in the 18 0's, 1910's, 1990's and now are often the americans to who struggle most. it can appear cruel to offer them more competition in the work market. that does not require any xenophobia to believe. it is factually incorrect. all of the above decorations. after the 1980's, we had decades of very large flows of immigration. the rate of immigration inflow in the 1880 he is was about triple the inflow right as a fraction of the population now, emotion of it very low skill. ny of the grant parents, great grandparents of the people in this room include those people, including mine. after 1924, modern economists showed that the de facto immigration shut down in 1924 actually cost americans jobs. it did manage to crowd americans into some lower skilled, lower paying jobs in 1924, but in the long-term impoverished the u.s. counties most affected by that immigration exclusion. and of course after the 1995 decoration that we didn't need fundamental workers anymore, there was a decade in which hundreds of thousands of fundamental worker imwere successful