oh please how do you know your he's very proud to be described in the media as perused my successful football the world wide proud to be representing his country that while he was warm in the us is a. real spills and celebrations galore it was a great time all round in munich. he. summing credibly happy memories he was a great striker because it was very clinical with excellent technique. play you could rely on shoulder you pretty much knew he wasn't going to lose the old adage i mean but all in two thousand and seven it was time for another new challenges. from munich to london and english premier league heavyweights of chelsea. the prospect of working with a marine you know had been a big factor in the move but marina left soon after he arrived and fans are all found himself marginalized in an otherwise forgettable football year he did discover his love for the american variation and the seattle seahawks during a chelsea training camp. now he had the chance to see his favorites in action live in london against the oakland raiders bizzaro on this occasion just another fan with his k

training complex in the sprawling port city of kajal that young cloudy zero zero to skills one of perusing top youth academies bizzaro junior is its most revered graduate to this day. in munich he immediately made himself a right at home the but there ian way of life evidently much to his taste off the pitch and on it i might cut cut cut. cut. cut cut. cut. petty days in munich approaches are all and his wife carla byers he also has the company of a few other south american colleagues become a distance feel i think that's always important for us how many of the south american players of the club but it is something we need to consult with something he needed he played since he was twelve and the sport became a welcomed way of switching off. his old buddies had long since hung up their boots but sometimes they still show. in munich for the october fest fun caring teams now as that. would decide we had a good time and enjoyed ourselves. whether we'd had a good game or a bad game or just won a title but we always managed to have a lot of. it's my country markets felt there was more joy as biz

prompted by analysis of data that was with the authorities already but which obviously took some time to peruse and it's from the offshore leaks scandal in the panama papers and it's already is now have this is a question that the bank aided customers and money laundering help them establish accounts with money from allegedly illegal activities and tax havens and failed to report suspicions of this laundering suppose of money laundering to authorities at the time and the deutsche bank itself as common it a couple of minutes ago said it it's a knowledge of the search and says it's cooperating with the authorities to share plunged into negative territory immediately upon the news it's losing about three percent so people in the marketing the seriously. we about in frankfurt with the latest there. the u.k. leaving the european union with no deal would have devastating consequences for the british economy that's the consensus of both the government report and then the losses by the bank of england in any case britain would be poor up outside the block but reports suggest it is orderly divorce would

pizarro on a business trip in south america and you're been born saw the young striker in action for a peruse he sprang into action himself. always trained with hard and closed doors but i wanted another look at him. and i found a small opening in the stadium fellows but what if i might have had to acknowledge it slightly to get through but i was really overweight even then. i hid behind a couple of seats high in the standard i watched him school maybe a bit six of the ten goals in a training match it was incredible and printing fee involved as they grow. his can't. arranged a meeting with the stars father and struck a deal despite an existing preliminary agreement with spanish club rail beatty's. played their part as well. as father was very approachable and we soon bonded. he told me that's only a pre-contract. you know that's what happened. but i heard about it. and sit with graeme and not pay to see a stroke of luck for his new employers as he promptly set about demonstrating in only his second outing against qantas loughton bizzaro got a glorious bundesliga scoring career up and running.

2019, they start thinking about the company not on a per unit hardware basis but average revenue peruser. that's going to be an early 2019 play in the meantime i think apple is set up to do a good job in catching iphone units in the holiday selling. the way shes is introduced the phones that's probably in the stock. i think can you look out to december expiration. i have a chart that i think is important here look at where the stock is trying to bottom this week at the intersection of the one-year uptrend but also the gap fill from the last quarter back in august where it gapped to new highs, filled out an entire gap i think this sets up for a defined risk play over the next month. to me it's simple. you buy a call spread when the stock traded at 192.50 look at december expiration. buy the december 195/215 call sprayed paying five dollars for that and one cht december 195 calls for 6. selling one of the 215 calls for dollar break even up at 200 you can make up $15 between there. and i like the risk/reward and technical setup basically ricking 2.% of the stock price playing for a back fil

greenblatt gave a talk in london in which he says that the peace initiative would be ready for public perusal within a few days if not weeks so certainly there does appear to be movement on this so-called initiative drawn up it's believed by by the president's son in law and certainly there has been speculation that this initiative is going to come to bring to an end as president trump puts it the unresolved crisis that has been in that region for such a long period of time the problem is though is that the palestinian leadership will have nothing to do with this initiative they argue very strongly that the trumpet ministration have shown complete bias towards israel in all its dealings and that they cannot take part in any initiative in which that bias is inherent and in which the u.s. cannot be viewed as an honest interlocutor it resolving this ongoing crisis you know we have the palestinian. all of the palestinian factions not open to the u.s. being a broker in this conflict anymore and this is also coming at the same time this year when the u.s. has cut so much funding for different organ

many of you perused the internet for hours.ou know what else is put on sale with reduced prices, the retail stock the retail stocks themselves after today's meager bounce, the retailers have been hit hard don't get me wrong, not every beaten down retail name is worth buying this is feeling like a bear market that means we need to be more selective than we normally would be if we are going to buy at all. l brands slashed its dividends in half so its stock deserved to get pummelled. the company is bullish about the idea they took this measure much i want to see some results and look, between fears of a fed induced economic slow down and further escalation of the trade war in china, i don't blame anyone feeling skeptical in general. stocks still got crushed and i think there are still some bargains you need to understand what drove last week's hideous retail break down last tuesday, the retail had its decline. stocks hit a wall and that is bear market activity even if a retailer told us it is doing well, this past quarter is proba

. >> darn, i opened it and perused it. >> maybe a sequel if you invite me back. >> i am inviting youack because it's a 250 year war of genocide, tommy orange-- or tommy orange who is there, it's a chilling tajdy of a -- tragedy of a war. and i invite you back, it's a drip, drip, drip of war over centuries. >> thank you for saying so, thank you for being here. [applause] >> rob, if you could give us a short and relevant question i would be grateful. >> well, michael. mark, you know i ask a lot of zingers for get ready. >> you do? i think ma, is saying as long as they're short it's okay. >> a short zinger. >> really short. >> don't quake so much in your shoes, michael beschloss. >> why? >> the questions i have for you relates to three different things. >> we've only got a couple of minutes. >> robert, quick question or i'll go back to michael. >> two days ago in the dallas morning news, greg jones wrote an article-- >> are you going to read it. >> from the out set lbj was determined not to lose caisson and that westmoreland had everything he needed to old the american outpost and put t

it looks like we have a text, cabinet members perusing it this evening and we will get a cabinet votew. this is how the stocks and bonds and foreign-exchange markets are reacting to all of this. we have already closed. this closed absolutely flat. we have seen the pound higher. the cable rate is trading up by 1.4%. up trading north of the 1.30 level. gilts being sold off. areds are higher, so prices lower. that is the reaction thus far. we will see if we get it for the reaction tomorrow on a cabinet vote. vonnie: ok, time for the stock of the hour. ge heading for their best day in more than a month. up after the coveting cut a stake in baker hughes. kailey leinz has more. kailey: they are speeding things up. they will sell up to 166 million shares of baker hughes. they own half of the company still, but this share could be worth $4 billion based on the closing price on monday. so investors breathing a sigh of relief, because ge has not had the best performance as of late. in the past two years, they have only had four months in which they were in the green. and you can see especially

stock, four app platform, close to a third of the world population, i think numbers continue to grow peruseration rate will grow facebook and instagram could rival youtube over time. you have the fact of option alternate route in ter-- option and also 2019 will be somewhat of a peak investment year. you have significant earnings growth after that. what most people don't talk about, in spite of heavy investments, they still generate significant free cash flow i like this amidst volatility. i made facebook my top pick in the next year. >> before i let you both go, i want your thoughts on nvidia this is a stock just slammed after the disappointing earnings results. i got one of your reports here crypto stabbed in the back you still like the stock, why? >> i still like the stock, yes we have been through an amazing time all this crypto currency frenzy created $900 million of additional revenue for individuals in the last four quarters one thing that we didn't see coming is that half that money, $450 million actually got stuck into nvidia distribution channels that was the surprise of last thursd

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question, is that a general order will go out so that all the members of the department see this, can peruse the requirements and such, and then, if they meet the minimum requirements, can apply, all right? and you answered my questions in some ways and it's reinforced that. the minimum requirements is a number of years and it's a captain rank. what was it again? >> it's ten years of captain or above. you can go to eight if you have a bachelor's degree. >> commissioner nakajo: okay. and just for my classification, did you make some reference that the mayor is sufficient with the regard that the recruitment will come intentionally rather than externally or nationally? >> let me try to say this perfectly correctly, which is the mayor believes there is a lot of local talent, which includes the members of the san francisco fire department. it is an open recruitment. we'll be notifying the fire chief's organization, and there'll be national organizations. we may draw amazing candidates from across the city, but our focus is not going to florida or new york or anywhere else. if we were going to do

empty chairs, not showing up but you are right, people put their whole life out there for others to peruse and i think it is so amazing, now one solution might be to either charge people or let them get a piece of the action. i know a lot of companies out there actually putting things together so when your information is sold, you actually get some form of the money. i think that might satisfy everybody since there is an urge to put out there anyway might be nice to get paid for ap request next, what former president obama is taking credit for now. let's take a listen. >> suddenly america is like the biggest oil producer and if -- that was me, people. an august to remember, starts with a december to remember at the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2019 es 350 for $399 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. for 36 months. ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy

the president has -- if he's so enamored with the constitution, he should go back and peruse the firstndment. we're a country that recognizes that people have a right to be agnostic or athiest. it is not a surprise the president has moved in that direction. i am a person of faith, but it is only one aspect of the type of person i am. but we are a nation of laws. i think the president forgets that. >> now to the president's comment there. basically issues a threat saying if you, as the democrats, take control of the house and investigate me, i will use the senate to investigate the democrats. what's your response to that threat? >> yeah. and again it is not a surprise. i have served with republicans on the house selection in intelligence that were complicit. and the president's attacks on the independents and the ability of the justice department and the intelligence community. they were complicit in working with the president to obstruct this investigation. so to think that the united states senate, and i would be curious to see how the intel chairman there used what the president said

. >> i remember perusing the website, dialed up my modem, waited eight minutes through the noise, checking out the website of a major box retailer. i was seeing black friday specials two weeks ago. >> oh, definitely. definitely macy's starts the first of the month. amazon was the middle of the month. so it's -- black friday is gone. it's history it's black friday month and, again, cyber monday is becoming so much more important because online sales are up high 20s that's where the business is to be won sadly sometimes that comes at a margin hit. >> we have to create a new month, spendvember. >> i like that. >> happy cyber monday. send me a 5 1/4 inch floppy disk. >>> on deck, turning bearish morgan stanley just came out with a huge call on your money >>> later on, a staggering stat on apple's fall. it is your rbi you've got to hear it. stick around (sounds of race cars) the same iot technology on the ibm cloud that helps race teams improve performance and safety. bye. girls, don't wave at strangers. can now be built into everything we drive. when you apply expertise across an industry, bye

an alert researcher last night was perusing these documents and came across the name of assange in referencecriminal charges into a sealed case against assange and put it out on twitter, and we all saw it, and the government is saying this is a mistake, but they're not disputing that there may well be criminal charges against julian assange. this doesn't prove that there are such charges because it could have been a draft that the prosecution was preparing, but it does show that there is an effort to look at criminal charges against julian assange. we don't know whether that's related to the mueller investigation of russian interference, or whether it goes back to laeeaks going back as f as 2011. it would be deeply significant to the russia investigation. robert mueller would love to sit down with julian assange to find out whether he knew the russians stole the hacked e-mails, and whether he transmitted them to the trump administration. >> when you heard about this, what went through your mind? i mean, there is somebody obviously who filed these papers who is -- i don't know -- i don't want

there are people already perusing those great deals. they'll actually start at 6:00 p.m. tonight.ing to be the same case at target and other stores including best buy. so the big deals that will be hitting tonight and into tomorrow are really electronics and televisions. gaming consoles. big ticket items. the average american in case you're wondering is going to be spending about $420 between today and cyber monday. the real strategy is doing comparison shoppi inping online. and of course making sure the store is open if you're going to venture out today and skip all that family chatter and go shopping. what we're going to see is consumer confidence manifesting itself. it's up near an 18 year high now. we'll expect about $1 trillion to be spent. a lot on the loan for retailers. a lot of retailers are struggling to keep their doors open. struggling how to compete with amazon. amazon issuing their own friday discounts as well. there's a lot to cover. but this is yet another critical moment for retailers. as shoppers figure out where they're spending their holiday budget. >> we're se

flatten out or start to decline a bit, the company starts talking about how much revenue they get peruser per year and that's something i think is a shift over the next couple years. >> the other things from services it's a little bit concerning how much a new screen costs $200 that's a big part of it opinion. and the tim cook talked about the fourth quarter a tough comp. but last year -- fiscal calendar fourth fiscal q 1 for the company has a bumbled release. there were bottle next it wasn't a mooting number it's not like q 1 is that historic it made fiscal q 2, the january quarter or the end of the first quarter a much better number bottom line this is four% of the s&p and 11% of the qs. it's a big deal. i don't get the sense -- karen said wait for the call -- but that there is something systemic in the business or outside of the emerging markets that -- >> that hasn't been priced in. >> which didn't touch apple. >> only a little. >> only a apple. >> asking if there is a tech wreck. we had a tremendous selloff anticipating bad news like this. >> in release ten days ago would have been m

was perusing around mostly the bibliography of the primary and secondary sources and there are publishede presidential papers mentioned. you can comment, without too much from the book, what some of the presidents think of the violence in congress. joanne: that's a good question. so andrew jackson encouraged it. [laughter] one.get that joanne: actually, not only that. for it. up a word again, as a historian, obviously, my favorite thing is the evidence, wrestling with the evidence. when you find a great piece evidence, i jump up and down and this is one of those cases. before that point, early on, i think in the early part of presidency, there was one of his supporters who caned someone really violently in the street. the person who did the caning was sam houston. right. nods of houston. houston familiarity. the caning on the street. caned this guy violently on the street. later, two years congressmen, one is good old henry wise who are opponents of jackson, in a room full of supporters, says someone needs to houstonnize those two men. he made up that term and essentially asked someone to

christian woman's blasphemy conviction a landmark case a spot tears of international criticism and peruse opposition leader keiko fujimori has been ordered to back to jail over money laundering allegations fujimori has been accused of accepting more than a million dollars from the brazilian construction from cracks during two thousand and eleven presidential election campaign. and there's the headlines more news for you in a little over twenty five minutes. in baltimore maryland black people are three times more likely than white to be living in poverty. i want to know what that means for the people living. rick fontayne works for the city he grew up in a public housing project and has been helping disadvantaged youths in baltimore for over ten years. among the. housing projects is primarily black ok out of you know thousands of people who maybe like ten white people that live in the projects. it's no resources you have a city you have a saw story it. someone you know they call you know. i support my house this james davis that's offered one of mr rich toughest soldiers. somebody's kid sq

i was perusing around the primary and secondary sources. and there are some of the presidential papers mentioned. well, published presidential papers. can you comment without revealing too much from the book what the presidents think of the violence going on in congress. >> that's a good question. okay. so andrew jackson encouraged it. [laughter] >> i get that one. >> i guessed that one. >> stunningly shocking. stunningly shocking. >> not only that, he makes up a word for it. again, as a historian my favorite thing is the evidence. when you find a great piece of evidence, i jump up and down with excitement. this is one of those cases. so about of that point, early on i think in the early part of jackson's presidency, there was one of his supporters who caned someone very violently in the street. the person who did the caning was sam houston. right. nods of houston. houston familiarity. did the caning on the street. caned this man violently on the street. a couple years later, there are two congressmen who opponents of jackson and jackson in

i was perusing some of the- mostly the bibliography of the primary and secondary sources. there are some of the presidential papers -- published presidential papers. can you comment without revealing too much from the book what some of the presidents think of violence going on in congress. >> that's a good question. >> so -- >> andrew jackson encouraged it. >> i guessed that one. i guessed that. >> stunningly shocking. stunningly shocking. not only that, he makes up a word for it. again, as a historian obviously my favorite thing is the evidence like is wrestling with the evidence when you find great evidence i jump up and down with excitement. this is one of those. i think early in the part of jackson's presidency there was one of his supporters who caned someone violently in the street. the person who did the caning was sam houston, right? nods of houston. houston familiarity. did the caning on the street, contained this guy violently on the street. a couple of years later. two congressman. henry wise opponents of jackson and jackson in a room offul sporters says someone

. >> reporter: shoppers peruse the workshop and studio, but most business called alibi happens onlineng weebly and ccuare tot payments anywhere, anytime, part of a rapid growing trend. 32% of shoppers made a mobile purchase and the number is rising fast. >> if i have square downloaded and we have product on the back of the truck, we can sell to anyone anytime. >> reporter: jorky founded and runs square. best known for the white card reader that let's them scan a credit caan. hets that square to disappear with business owners doing more p onnes and with square's >> shinlt ha ildn't have to cont at all. focus attention on who they're serving and the transaction happens and disappears. >> reporter: businesses pay 6.2% to square. they say it is worth it for what they expect to be a busy small business saturday. >> you go to sleep and wake up in the morning and realize you sold atu p frame and it is going to new york. world did somebody in new york find us. and it's awesome. >> reporter: a giftor not just the shopper but the entrepreneurs, too. now, the odds of small businesses lik that on

the ra four perusal ministers, all brexiteers, kenny more., esther mcvey, andrea leadsom, leader of theut the one that matters is dominic raab, if he was to say that he cannot handle this deal they would be in a lot of trouble but any resignations are going to be bad for the government. the optics of dominic raab or andrea leadsom going would be terrible for theresa may, but what is your gut feeling, will theresa may get through this and fight another day? she cannot afford to lose another brexit secretary, it is safe to say. looking at who might quit, she could survive resignations of people like kenny more dog, who are seen a bit lately, this committed to what theresa may is proposing, there was a high chance that she can get it through cabinet, but getting it through cabinet, but getting it through parliament is not guaranteed. even though number ten was cautiously confident last night, this leak today from brussels about actually how this temporary stop that we are hearing from number ten is the default option backstop is the basis for a long—term relationship, that will make some b

insist they gave away their land, the extent to us all the native residents had died off and by perusing the town's gift shop, stuffed with detections of happy indians and pilgrims sharing a thanksgiving the memorial landscape and dominant narrative of its history insist on maintaining a cognitive distance from the past that insulin visitors from accountable truths, even as they purport to bring viewers closer to history by connecting them to hollow ground. as we approach the 400 anniversary of the mayflower's , indigenous public intellectuals have brought new energy to their engagement with this landscape to craft more confident and coherent depictions of new england's past. unlike most of the memorial landscape in plymouth which freezes the town is in english place, these educators create was introduced visitors to experiences and perspectives long excluded from this dominant story. visitors may feel discomfort that comes with new awareness of a more complex reality in history but such in a story -- such an experience doesn't work in closing the cognitive distance between the past and