financial correspondent paul frank for strong words there from the new i.m.f. head is exaggerating. well she doesn't know what she's talking about since she's an economist by training unlike your predecessor and if you look at it the situation has really changed a lot since 2017 when 75 percent of the world was directed in growth and strong decline or continuing decline ever since then it just seems that the world needs a little wake up call and that she's not alone in her assessment as well other economists believe so for example the new president of the world bank who just gave a similar speech warning about the slowdown of growth the world bank actually sees $2900.00 as the worst year in in 3 years interesting that both of them focused on non-trade aspects to combat this however they're not putting their their their hopes on trade participants the idea being that more government spending towards pro growth and tax. practices that are geared towards more pro growth might help a poor person breezily how good these measures work well if you take germany for example germany has a big

frank figliuzzi. so these are the people that paul butler is talking about. michael cohen in prison. paul manafort in prison. michael flynn, found guilty. rick gates, found guilty. george papadopoulos, found guilty. and rudy giuliani now under investigation. we should add by the office he once ran. frank, offer me some of your theories on why public opinion is swinging so far in favor, not just of the inquiry but the public it would seem enough of them have heard enough to also support his removal. and, you know, to me some of this evidence is weedsy. but when you hear donald trump in the transcript attack the ambassador who was against investigating political people who wouldn't carry out his investigations, as rick stengel said were politically motivated. it feels like enough for the public to swing in their support of this in ways that they didn't swing during the mueller probe. >> yeah. here's what i think is happening, and it's tied directly to the senate republicans feeling pain and pressure. because at the point where they see the public sentiment turning, it's going to be too

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paul for the senators, the wrister right here. that beats aaron dell and gives the senators the lead. senators win 5-2. sorry, frankto 4-7-1. we will have much more coming up later on in sports wrap. scott reiss joins me. >>> coming up next here at 11:00. >> we still have 40-mile an hour wind gusts on the fire linings. humidity values remain critically low. >> the kincade fire nearly doubles in size as wind whipped flames threaten tens of thousands of homes in sonoma county. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> the powerful wind were no match for firefighters, today a setback for crews as the kincade fire grew in size. hello again, everyone. i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. the dangerous winds continued tonight, but tomorrow firefighters are hoping they'll be able to make some progress. here's the current numbers. the fire has now burned more than 54,000 acres, a big jump from this morning when firefighters said the fire was only at 30,000 acres. containment has al

. >> frank figluzzi, we learned tonight that rudolph giuliani reportedly in touch through the required federal intermediaries, given that one of them is in the slammer, with paul manafort over the allegations in the mueller investigation. anything to see here? >> we reached the sad point where the president's personal attorney is consulting with an imprisoned, convicted felon on some kind of bizarre strategy that wants us to look elsewhere, to create a bright, shiny object away from russia and toward ukraine as responsible for everything from hacking and social media propaganda to supporting hillary clinton. the problem is that bright shiny object, brian, is really just a mirror. and the mirror reflects vladimir putin's narrative that he wants them to spin, the narrative being that russia did nothing wrong. this is all about ukraine. the indictment of two dozen russians, including 12 russian intelligence officers for hacking social media propaganda from the special counsel, that's all wrong. don't look there. nothing to see here. we're also hearing vladimir putin come to the defense of our president and say that a whistle-blower complaint filed by a u.s. intel

frank fung vote on that. >> i think we'd need a charter amendment, and we're not prepared to do that at this point. okay. we'll hear from mr. paul. >> i was hoping that former president fung to testify in this matter. you might see him tomorrow. yes, those thursday afternoons. thank you, commissioners. dang jeremy paul on behalf of the project sponsor. i just learned of a personal tragedy in my life so i'm having trouble gathering my thoughts. lost a good friend, but i would like to tell you what happened that brought this case to where it is. a bit less than a year ago, i was meeting with a planner reviewing the model of a seismic upgrade, existing units, and remodel of the units. and i was discussing with a very experienced planner, max poutra, on what we were going to do with this basement, and how we could best incorporate this basement into the unit above. it was never intended to do this unit as an a.d.u. un-- asn addition. it was staff's recommendation to be a dwelling unit. i'm going to go to the computer now and run through a few slides and show you a little bit about this. this is what the basement looked like. it was

. >> it was frank james, jesse james, billy the kid and all the rest you know >> jimmy: wow. >> so i was -- i was really lucky. you know, les paul'sntor of the electric guitar. >> so i met him the late '40s, and he was putting his act together with mary ford and they were staying in town and my dad was a hobbyist. he was a tape recorder nut, and he knew they were playing. he went over and said, "can i record your shows? and they said, "yeah." and then they came over to the house to listen to the recordings and then, they decided to get married so they got married at our house, and les became my godfather. so, i learned how to make records from les paul then and then later, we moved to texas when i was six and t-bone walker, who was the bridge from blues to jazz -- >> jimmy: sure >> he was the first guy to really play lead guitar, electric guitar. and you know, when b.b. king was a little kid, he used to listen to t-bone walker records, and when freddie king was a little guy he used to listen to b.b. king. and when stevie ray vaughan, you know, was listening to freddie king and albert king and they all listened to each other. and t

frank fung vote on that. >> i think we'd need a charter amendment, and we're not prepared to do that at this point. okay. we'll hear from mr. paul. >> i was hoping that former president fung to testify in this matter. you might see him tomorrow. yes, those thursday afternoons. thank you, commissioners. dang jeremy paul on behalf of the project sponsor. i just learned of a personal tragedy in my life so i'm having trouble gathering my thoughts. lost a good friend, but i w

frank mockerman will discuss the congressional tenure of robert michael of illinois. and then on authorize -- thursday we'll be in washington, d.c. and that same night in new york travel writer paul the rue will talk about his journey it is along the u.s./mexico border. most of these events are open to the public, and if you're in attendance take a picture and tag us @booktv on twitter, facebook or instagram. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. in "the war for america's soul," former deputy assistant to president trump, sebastian gorka, argues that the president has reenergized the country and that the left is trying to undermine his efforts. susan rice, former u.n. ambassador and national security adviser to president obama, reveals pivotal moments from her career in "tough love." in "hate incorporated," matt taibbi. and in unfollow, megan phelps roper chronicles growing up as a member of the westboro baptist church. also being published this week, richard dawkins explains why he became an atheist in "outgoing god." fox news' gregg jarrett argues the i mueller investigation was weaponized to hurt president trump in witch hunt. neil degrasse tyson provides a