now maduro is introduce this unit of account which is the petro against which their new currency is pegged but that this is supposed to help people escape some sort of sanctions and circumvent the sanctions but by the way president donald trump in march signed an executive order barring any u.s. based financial transactions and valving the petro with officials warning that the venezuelan crypto currency was a scam which is quite interesting because if you go to any read it board or twitter twitter everybody's talking about scams and pumps that pump and dump and. well this is an i c.e.o. to take the cake in terms of. i see those that are running into trouble this is like mates file calling mates all the all the top big you know them as well it's got a lot of oil but there are many refineries and this is packed oil they're trying to leverage their oil position through the machinations of a crypto currency you know my suggestion is you know maybe build a few refineries you know and sell higher end products and put that money back into the economy in this way may take ten or fifteen years but

all the top big you know them as well as got a lot of oil but there are many refineries and this is peg to oil it on they're trying to leverage their oil position through the machinations of a crypto currency you know my suggestion is you know maybe build a few refineries you know and sell higher end products and put that money back into the economy in this way may take ten or fifteen years but you're not going to be now taken over by some cia operative like we've read about in john perkins book confessions of a financial hit man. you nomic him economic hit men and you know become just a vassal state of exxon it's called the resource curse they always this always happens when you know the u.s. invaded iraq and then oil prices soared and they stayed up there for a long time and it becomes easy you're just getting free money and it's literally like somebody who has a token and i see oh they get a whole bunch of free money and what do they do they never build their product because exactly they got free money and it becomes like wow why do i work like they import all their food that's what

peg, could you -- you maybe clarify that. >> yes, that's true. the parks bond, again, if you look at this, three different sequences being reported in the presentation, 2008 is almost spent out. the others, less so, and we'll encourage the presenters to focus their time on the things which are current. i'm not sure i respond to the comment about the -- i can respond to the comment about the parks bond in particular. there's a lot of movement there. that might be a good reason to make sure that you see them twice, but that's up to you. >> but i think that we could have further discussion szs as -- discussions as far as we could swap one bond group with another. >> yeah. i think that we, if probably -- again, there's four audits that tanya's doing this year, so if we can coordinate both the -- i mean, you know -- so the parks bond audit went out in june. it would be great to hear tanya talk a little bit about their findings while we come up and talk about it, and if we can coordinate some of the that timing with other audits that are scheduled. >>

but if there's an army of round pegs, filling square holes won't be easy.nd like john mccain, be a little less predictable tomorrow than you are today. rise of politics is only a small part of life, not life itself. be the round peg that refuses to fit in. >> greg: dana, i heard you earlier talking about john mccain when the news came out. let me get your thoughts on his passing. >> dana: i didn't know him until after 2001, i came to the bush white house after 9/11. any time that john mccain was around, it was a joyous time. he could be quite cantankerous. you will find that there are many people in washington who got their heads ripped off by him but they always respected him. he was a joy to have as an ally and could be a really tough person if he wasn't on your side. he commanded such respect that you would have to listen to him. one of the big disagreements was about enhancement interrogation techniques in the wake of the war on terror and a nine he felt so strongly, and you couldn't disagree because obviously he had gone through it and he knew what he

maduro is introduced this unit of account which is the petro against which their new currency is pegged but that this is supposed to help people escape some sort of sanctions and circumvent the sanctions but by the way president donald trump in march signed an executive order barring any u.s. based financial transactions and valving the petro with officials warning that the venezuelan crypto currency was a scam which is quite interesting because if you go to any read it board or twitter twitter everybody's talking about scams and pumps that pump and dump and poop oil well this is an i c.e.o. to take the cake in terms of those that are running into trouble this is like mates file calling mates all the all the top big you know them as well as got a lot of oil but there are many refineries and this is packed oil they're trying to leverage their oil position through the machinations of a crypto currency you know my suggestion is you know maybe build a few refineries you know and sell higher end products and put that money back into the economy in this way may take ten or fifteen years but y

balloon by three thousand five hundred percent with wages prices and the ball of our exchange rate all pegged to the states all backed cryptocurrency the petro economists and business from main skeptical. trolling to hyperinflation the impact of these increments will be totally counterproductive. president nicolas maduro had the presence of mind to make issue day monday a national holiday giving banks and citizens a chance to get used to the new system. some people don't know how to deal with the new money. in the end there's no difference. i think it's easy. i can't understand it all completely. but i'll get used to it with time. but thousands of venezuelans don't have that much patience they are putting the country and its problems behind them and leaving. the whole of northern europe has been in the grip of an unprecedented and extended drought many farms are threatened with bankruptcy. even north of the arctic circle temperatures rose above thirty degrees at times. scandinavian farmers are expecting the worst harvest in a quarter of a century the governments of latvia and lithuania have b

temperatures pegged back a bit by the time you get to thursday.sunshine and showers in the north west. the jet stream thursday. sunshine and showers in the north west. thejet stream has thursday. sunshine and showers in the north west. the jet stream has a bit of a king in the north west. the jet stream has a bit ofa king in it the north west. the jet stream has a bit of a king in it initially but that should clear away, another kink will sit out towards the north—west and so we are looking at next weekend now and that means cooler and fresher conditions for the north and fresher conditions for the north and west of the uk but slightly milder in the south—east. late next week and be on next weekend at the slight high pressure will start to edge infamy atlantic so that should settle down in the south —— edge in from the. more unsettled was the north—west of the country but the computer models are hinting that we could see the high pressure bringing calmer and more settled weather.

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coming up on this programme: ravi ashwin picks up four wickets as india peg england back on the openinghelsea on penalties, to win their international champions cup match in dublin. and south korea's in—kyung kim is the defending champion as the women's british open gets underway in the coming hours. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with cricket, and india have the upper hand after the opening day of the first test against england at edgbaston. the home side were 216—3 at one stage, but slumped to 285—9 at stumps. ravi ashwin took four wickets for india, leaving the match delicately poised heading into day two. patrick gearey reports. england fans will feel they have seen this a few times before over the course of england's 1000 seen this a few times before over the course of england's1000 test matches. the position of strength turned into a position of weakness because of a clutter of late wickets. it started well for the home side, it always seems to. they won the toss and decided to bat and although they lost alastair

>> it's not a strict peg. in most emerging markets are heavily managed.emerging markets they are. they're heavily managed. china, we push china to introduce more market into its exchange rate. emerging market is selling off so the yuan is selling off. to me it would be odd if it didn't sell off. it's reflecting a broad based em selloff. if you look at the year-to-date performance it's only down 5%, 6%. it's not terribly as an underperformer. i am worried about the slowdown there. we've had some stimulus measures so obviously the makers are getting worried about growth. as far as the trade tensions, i think it was a mistake to pick a fight with china. you have problems with china but china can ride this out much better than we can. >> even when you see the disparity in the performance of the equity markets where china's is way off and ours isn't? >> i do. when push comes to shove, china doesn't have an electorate to answer to. we have midterms coming up. china doesn't that that political constraint. they're just running shoet and its tough to go against so

when thailand broke, when that peg was dropped and the currency took a fall, that was in july in the didn't hit the u.s. market until fall, much later that year, and caused federal reserve to react definitely watch the other local currencies for contagion, china, south africa, russia that's what the pros are watching, not necessarily the u.s. stock market. historical perspective of that influence. >> i want to make a point in the month after that evaluation, s&p 500 was up 6% in the month after. the u.s. will ultimately see some contagion don't confuse islands of prosperity with that considering how interconnected the world is. >> jim, i want your thoughts from an investor standpoint. how should investors position in light of this conversation we're having now >> right well, i think one of the biggest impacts could be that the crisis doesn't become worldwide global meltdown it could just slow the u.s. economy. that's a big deal. if you've got people betting on $170 of share earnings next year and slow much of the rest of the world, now a dollar that's tightening on the already tight

i think this is for you, peg, tanya, but it's really for you, forgive me. but on page seven, under city performance, there's the middle column, lien, could you remind me what that means -- pardon me. i know, i'm familiar -- familiar's too strong a word. i'm aware of lien construction management practices. >> it's not an acronym. it means lean and efficient. as we mentioned, our program is -- it's modelled on the original toyota production design theory, slimmed down a lot and made simpler and fit to the purposes of municipal government, but what we're doing is teaching and training people how to analyze business processes and improve them from their own perspective. >> that makes sense. okay. and one other question. on performance auditing, you look at -- let's see...nonprofit organizations and how that performance. do you also look to see that there's overlap or coordination among the scopes of work for those nonprofit organizations 'cause i know the city spends lots of money particularly with nonprofits on homeless services, but i'm not confident that the

ratio got above two. >> right >> caller: i'm wondering if you use peg ratios as a sell signal and ifou do how long do you let it go before you pull the trigger and sell a stock >> when it's one to two times above growth rate i get nervous. you have to be careful with cold stocks the typical stock if it trades for lower than two times that rate of growth, i'm fine with it it is a red flag once it gets higher a penny save is a penny earned it's never too soon to contribute to your ira or 401(k) i have a lot more tonight on this deep dive of pros and cons of deep depth funds. i will point you in the right direction here and now i wouldn't wish student debt on my worst enemy i will help protect your family from this expensive burden stay with cramer at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. retirement boo-yah >>> we live in a world where you have more choices about where to invest your money than ever before a virtual infinity etfs, mutual funds, you name it more choi

school staff don't help and the school pegged you as a bad kid a long time ago. you've been suspended multiple times. your foster parents are abusive toward you and your half sister. and you have no one to talk to. these stories are all about males because they are the people i've met on gaming networks. a few of the details have been changed to protect anonymity, but nothing, unfortunately, has been exaggerated. i have to say, their resilience in the face of such challenging circumstances is something i think we can all admire, but we might ask ourselves -- what should be done? i'll tell you a little about what i've been doing. in high school, i helped create an anti-bullying initiative with my principal's support, another student and i designed and delivered workshops for every freshman english class in my high school. our goal was to humanize kids who are different and to convey to students the power that their words and actions carry. one of the things we did talk about was the ways we are connected and we didn't just focus on all our differences. another thi

in israel's got a lot of oil but there are many refineries and this is pegged to the oil it down there trying to levers are well positioned through the machinations of a trip to a currency you know my suggestion is you know maybe build a few refineries and sell a higher end product and put that money back into the economy in this way make take ten or fifteen years but you're not going to be. taken over by some cia operative. twenty people have been left in just off the thousands of vanity and probably migrant protesters clashed in the german city of cabinets for a second day the unrest was filled by the stopping of the local long sunday. hopes of the smoking gun in the trunk russia collusion bogged down after the attorney of trump's former lawyer backtracked on claims his client has evidence of illicit contacts. ahead of a general election sweden said goals being done for later crimes which have been happening in so-called vulnerable areas we visit one such districts right now and we draw.

>> ty is out in the lead here and he's going to be the first one to get to the nerf blaster and peg thet. winner round one. the rest of the guys have to move on to round two. here's how that's going to go. a little bit of a twist. >> as you can tell we're blindfolded. >> yes, blindfolds on. they have to make their way through the second part of the course. this is as difficult as you might imagine,orou over a floating course blindfolded. winner round two, cody! >> so we've got ty and cody in the finale. ty gets out to a pretty early lead. but watch this strategy by cody. >> oh! >> oh, smart! >> just blew up his whole game. cody gets back to his feet. >> that was kick thinking. >> over the pass, on to the trampoline, ty trying to make it up to the end, but he can't do it. cody grabs his blaster, pops the balloon first on the floating island bat. >> can we get one of those? >> yes. >>> guy guy's taking a call and i vad something space. >> he wants to be the center of attention. >> he would not shut up. >> how he m ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! fr

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and pegs the target. winner, round one. rest of the guys have to move on to round two. a little bit of a twist. >> as you can tell, we're blindfolded. >> blindfolds on. they have to make their way through the second part of the course. >> this is as difficult as you might imagine working your way over a floating obstacle course blindfolded. >> curling i think is the best bet. >> winner, round two, cody. we got ty and cody in the fin l finnefinal finale. ty gets out to a pretty early lead. but watch the strategy by cody. >> oh! >> just blew up his whole game. cody gets back to hisoh. oh. over the lilypad. onto the trampoline. ty trying to make it up to the end but he can't do it. cody grabs the blaster. pops thealloon>> yes. >>> ahh! >> it's lights out for this guy on the slingshot ride. >> now this entire time, he's passed out, she's screaming. >> see why the gals got other concerns. >> i lost my gum. i lost my gum. >> d it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses y

like seven eight percent based on the inflation that was similar so we still get our incomes more pegged to the rate of inflation of course now there is not what happened in the eighty's with that or in reagan deregulation or they separated the functions of wall street and capital raising from the economy at large so that companies and the privileged elites on wall street could engage in financial engineering or deregulation that allowed them to make huge amounts of gains personally for their yachts and chateau zoon park avenue penthouses but that the money that they were the gloaming from the central bank would bypass wages and they did this through world trade organization outsourcing to china and essentially outsourcing all kinds of ecological cost all the extra nowadays of running a business for x. outsourced to china ok now that period of globalization as it's called is being reversed is dig. higher inflation i mentioned the seventy's and wages used to increase with inflation that's because a lot of people in the audience are probably too young to remember that we used to have a gol

lost from the past sweden is a peg gasland takes roc said evergreens on the tour. and perfect photographing models with skin blemishes in color. first off we pack our bags and travel far away from the continent and this week series dreams we're showcasing europe's most interesting islands and today also takes us to the caribbean more specifically to the lesser antilles nowhere in the world britain france and the netherlands closer to the overseas territory of angua and the french dutch island of some off or sint. so let's take a closer look at this island hopping experience with a twist. the plane touches down in dutch territory but seven thousand kilometers from amsterdam . this is sin to morton in the lesser antilles islands a sun worshippers paradox. since martin is part of the netherlands vacationers here can look forward to sun sand and duty free shopping. and they can pay an entry engravers in peak season up to ten cruise ships a day dock at the island just beyond the deep water for travellers can get a taste of amsterdam the cheese not the city. which. i alw

there are not so many fx pegs we are talking about.he lira can respond and has in spectacular fashion. is there any place you look to for lessons from history that teaches us about what goes on here? the interest rates will have to go up. there is nothing new, i am sad to say. the peg in the asians crisis caused a separate issue. it is substantially poor than a used to be, which is a shame. there is nothing you can do unless the americans do something that says we are friends again, and it doesn't look like that is coming through soon.e standard procedure is raise your interest rates and discussions with the imf will come around at some point. anna: even though he rolled that out. peter: they always have to. i have refused to accept the honor. it is not as though you have any choice in the end. railing is not going to help you. banks, be aware of the peripheral issues. there is a billion in debt out there. there is the contagion. manus: we will get into those contagion issues in just a moment in terms of europe. it is good you flag up

i want to welcome to our highlights edition with the best pegs of the week here's a look at what we've put together for you today. towering giants a street computer company brings huge topic to life in the netherlands. artistic dining in artists and the sister open a pop up restaurant in iceland. this thing called love elvis fans and in germantown zero five now i'm celebrate their idol. the dutch city of les awad was recently overrun by giants as part of a travelling theatre production the french street theatre royal de luxe stage an impressive three day interactive experience involving a giant public girl in search of her puppet father while the residents and tourists alike got in on the search and we were also on hand for the action. a little girl is looking for her father. he's not really hard to miss standing and lebanese is tall and wearing a diving suit. still she wanders through the streets of new arden. i think it's magic yes yes it's grace mystery and that's it show huge it's amazing how yeah how they get the mold has been sitting out in syria listening i love to see it it mak