phil: thank you.hristine lagarde has become the first woman to head the european central bank in frankfurt. the predecessor of mario draghi stuck to low interest rates. she wants governments with big budget surpluses like germany and the netherlands to do more to boost growth. reporter: the new head of european central bank has not given much away about how she intends to proceed, but she has given some indication what she thinks the institution needs to do. >> the ecb needs to listen to and understand markets. need not be guided by market but needs to listen and understand. but it also needs to understand the people, because the currency is a public good that belongs to ththe people.. wewe can work -- reporter: she is expected to maintain the loose p policy spearheaded by mario draghi. the combination of super low interest rates and a massive bond buying program stabilize the e eurozone's weakest and indebted economies in the wake of the crisis. those policies have been bad news for savers who feel t

same with phil, i can be friends with phil, but not be married to him. >> it's our personality.b" twin. phil was more organized, and they were the laid-back twins. >> in twin circles, the "a"-twin, born first, is thought to have traits associated with the older sibling, while the "b" twin is said to be more relaxed. it seemed natural for the "as" to go with the "as", and "bs" to go with the "bs". how would you describe the last 25 years, married to those two men? >> wonderful. things just worked out really well. >> the story of jenna and phil and jill and doug is almost like a fairy tale, the way things turned out. but even fairy tales come with curveballs. did you ever get confused? >> we had our moments that we would kiss the wrong one. mini is a different kind of car. ♪ ladies and gentlemen for a different kind of drive. ♪ ladies and gentlemen for the drive to create a new kind of family car, that became a new kind of race car. for the drive to rebel, zag. for the drive that's inside you. and inside us. that's the drive under the hood of every mini. because every mini is... f

phil: at the white house, u.s.resident donald trump is introduced the world's media to his new best friend, conan, the military dog. he was wounded last month during the raid on u.s. special forces in syria. despite saying at the time that baghdadi died like a dog, mr. trump is honoring conan as a canine american hero. as a reminder o of our top stor, thieves in germany have pulled off a spectacular heist at one of the most renowned museums. authorities say of -- authority say the robbers made off with sets of drury whose value was described as immeasurable. more from me on the day in just a moment. world headlines at the top of the hour.. have a good day. ♪ . welcome back to the front twenty four newsroom i'm thomas waterhouse and these are the latest headlines for you at ten pm paris time the french government goes long the sets of measures it hopes will act on it treat shock prime minister as well philippe rings in changes aimed at stamping out gender. and sexual based violence. cries of joy from the pro democra

phil: this is dw news. the european commission's new president wins parliament approval for her new team. the promise to make the eu a green superpower. cutting carbon and creating jobs. can the bloc's first female president get all member states on board? also on the program, rescuers search for survivors of albania's worst earthquake in 30 years. more than two dozen people have died and families who are missing -- who have people missing wait for news. public anger reaches a boiling point in malta. it is gripped by a deep political malaise, rocked by high-level resignations and allegations of a -- of a cover-up linked to the suspected killer -- killing of an investigative journalist. can n european s space engineees improvove the area on program ad in -- and compete with private challengers like elon musk's spacex? ♪ phil: i'm filled -- i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. the european's incoming president has won parliaments approval for her new team. ursula von der leyen is the first woman to hold t

phil mattingly is on capitol hill. we don't usually do this but i don't usually get this kind of information that i can't process alone. phil, thank you for jumping up for me on this. what do we know about mr. holmes? >> we got a look at the ten-page opening statement on friday night and it was explosive and at various levels explicit as well. the one key thing that david holmes was unveiling to lawmakers was this launch he had with ambassador gordon sondland where he overheard gordon sondland call president trump and he overheard president trump talking explicitly about investigations and about the relationship between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. we don't know how he was able to hear all of this and how is his recollection so crystal clear. i think there is a couple of things that are interesting here. he made sure they could hear president trump because president trump spoke so loudly that gordon sondland moved the phone from his ear. this was an extremely distinctive experience in my foreign se

that was for the things phil mentioned. to be clear what that means, that is about handcuffing congress from regulating online platforms. so google, who keeps destroying our privacy and trading data, or personal data, or amazon and the big monopolies. and then they assigned a value for regulatory stability, not being able to regulate those guys. and then, voila, that is growth and jobs. if you look at the actual study yourself, you will see when they did the assessment, it is a job loser. only when they cook the books and do not regulate the big commerce giants do they get those numbers. here is the reason to do this, and i'm actually hopeful we can get an agreement. nafta's damage is ongoing. the reason we are fighting for a good agreement is because we want to stop the ongoing damage. the problem is the agreement the president signed did not have the standards to fix those problems and added this unacceptable pharma stuff. i hope we get a chance to talk more about it. you can read it yourself and see it is a problem. host

thank you, mayor, thank you, valley, thank you, phil. parks alliance is so happy to be a part of this wonderful event. i would like to give a shout out to the civic committee. thank you so much. you helped make this possible. i want to give a shout out. thank you, liz, for everything you do. also brian baker held an event before this. thank you for you and your family to support us and the san francisco parks alliance. thank you so much. and the rec and park commissioners, we couldn't do this without them giving the okay to make all of this happen. we have partners with rec and parks and they don't get shout outs that much. i want phil, lisa, and abigail to know how much we appreciate what you do. it is so amazing to have one of the top rec and parks departments here in san francisco. you have no idea how important it is to push these types of projects forward and make this happen and that's because it comes from the top. your amazing manager, phil, ginsburg, let's give it up for him. >> this public-private partner that was alluded to, w

brian, where is phil?plause and cheers] come up, phil. come up. his central -- look at him. gov. brian: i just want to say one more thing, is this trump country? the greatest president of my lifetime. let me tell you what we always wanted was a fighter. we said somebody should stand up to the democrats and fight. this is what fighting looks like. let's go make america great again. [applause and cheers] [chanting "usa"] you, thank: thank you, phil. thank you, my phil. what a job. what a great job. got to continue that whole thing going forward. so another man who is a warrior, a friend of mine. whenever there is a problem, he is there, he is always there, he will be right at the front. he is tough, smart, brilliant actually. and he loves this state, and he loves you people. senator roger wicker. roger. [applause and cheers] thanks roger. , thank you, roger. somebody, i will call her up because believe it or not she's running with me. she just ran i said sidney, you just ran, you just won. she said no, i hav

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i have a questioning about the funding of phil sen. cruz:. about phil's group. would just say that ambassador lighthizer and his team at u.s. cr and the white house has been working and cooperating in very good faith with the democratic leadership on the hill. you know, there has been a very constructive dialogue over the course of the last really six months, in particularly the last few months. are meeting speaker pelosi and leadership more than halfway, so that is the reason we are as close as we are. we will see what the white house comes back with in terms of what they are willing to commit to on paper. it seems like we are close to getting this done. that will be a good thing for the american worker. let's hear what the president had to say yesterday. pres. trump: usmca is a great trade deal for farmers, manufacturers, all types, including union. it is sitting on nancy pelosi's desk. she seems incapable of moving it. she keeps saying she wants to get it done, but we're talking about many, many months, sitting on her desk, no vote. she does not to have -- sh

governor phil bryant. where is phil? come up, phil. come up. he's central casting. look at him. come here, phil. >> i just want to say one more thing. is this trump country? this is the greatest president of my lifetime. let me tell you what. what we always wanted was a fighter. we said somebody should stand up to the democrats and fight. this is what fighting looks like. let's go make america great again. [cheers and applause] u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a. >> thank you, phil. thank you. thank you, phil. what a great job. you have to continue that whole thing going forward. another man who is a warrior. a friend of mine. whenever there is a problem, he's there. he's always there. he will be right at the front. he is tough. he is smart. he's brilliant, actually, and he loves this state and he loves you people. senator roger wicker. roger. thanks, roger. thank you, roger. somebody, i'll call her up because believe it or not she's running with me. she just ran. i said, you just won. she said "no, i have to do it again." she's running in 2020. i thought you would have six years. ci

as phil said, vividly.lmes in his opening statement said that sondland told him trump didn't give an "s" about ukraine. what's your impression of holmes as a witness, john? >> i think he's a wonderful witness. that question about the president not giving an "s," i've made it through about 70 pages of the transcript in the short time i've had it, and i read that section, and they're actually leading questions. he asked sondland if the president gave an "s," and the sondland responded back, he didn't give an "s." don, one of the other interesting things that i was alert to was the fact that holmes reported that russia either owns or has a stake in all three of the mobile telephone companies in ukraine. >> so they could be listening. >> no question they have a record of this conversation. so we may hear a recording of it one day. >> yeah. i want to read this, max. it's from david holmes' testimony. he was asked about the security risk at the restaurant. he said, did that cause you any concern about the securit

phil: does he have a theory that then he will sell ads? >> yes. >> dr. phil: do i want to advertise

. >> oh. >> just to tweak me phil doesn't say that he is too smart to see happy turkey guy. >> if philted to annoy guy he he would say that thank you, phil. >>> airline stocks, where do you get. >> jet blue earlier this year. remember they announced flying trans-atlantic there is a stock trading eight times earnings or expected to grow earnings 20% plus nextier upon a sales growth of 7%. that seems cheap with kind of -- i think a catalyst as we get into 2020. i think it's something that maybe analysts think about a bit. that seems interesting to me. >> you know, the airline index itself is up about 17% that is all coming since august basically. so all of these look fairly good and all look like they want to break out. if i had to pick one in the group i'd buy across the board but delta airlines dal i like the zbeft. >> i went for the laggard spirit ticker symbol down 32% 10% from the bottom i'm long it i think the group rallies, the laggard outperform the leader save is the name i play. >> ubs initiated jet blue with a buy. with the only buy on the list. dan might be on to something am

brian, where is phil? to say one more thing, is a strong country! [cheering] the greatest president of my lifetime. let me tell you what we always wanted was we wanted somebody to stand up to the democrats and fight. this is what fighting looks like. . let's go make america great again. [cheering] [cheering] >> thank you phil. thank you my phil. what a great job. to continue that whole thing going forward. another man who is a warrior a friend of mine. whenever there is a problem he is there he is always there he will be right at the front, he is tough, smart, brilliant actually. and he loves this state and he loves you people. senator roger wicker. roger. [cheering] [applause] thank you roger. somebody i will call her up because believe it or not she's running with me. she just ran i said sidney you just ran you just won. she said no i have to do it again. she's running in 2020. i thought she would have like six years i said cindy, it's only like a year. cindy hyde smith, she's incredible. she's tough and

governor phil bryant. where is phil? come up, fill. -- come up, phil.overnor briant: i just want to say one more thing, is this trompe country -- trump country? he is the greatest president in my lifetime. we said someone should stand up to the democrats to fight. this is what fighting looks like. let us go make america great again! [crowd chanting "usa"] president trump: thank you, phil. what a great job. we have to continue that great thing going forward. , ather man is a warrior friend of mine. whenever there is a problem, he is there. he will be in the front. , he isough, smart brilliant actually. he loves this state and you people, senator roger wicker. roger? [applause] thank you, roger. thank you. -- i will call her up. she just ran. she just one bank. she says she has to do it again. she is running in 2020. cindy hyde-smith is incredible. smart and strong and with us all the way. cindy hyde-smith. [applause] cindy hyde-smith: is this guy in credible or what? this tuesday, mississippi can send a message to the entire nation. we can let the libera

governor phil brandt. where is phil? come up, phil. look at him. >> i just want to say one more thing. is this trump country? [cheers and applause] let me tell you what, what we always wanted was a fighter. we wanted someone to stand up to the democrats and fight. well, this is what fighting looks like. let's go make america great again. [chanting usa] >> president trump: thank you, phil. what a job, what a great job. now to continue that whole thing going forward, another man who is a warrior, a friend of mine. whenever there's a problem, he's there. he's always there and he will be right out the front. he's tough, he's smart and he's brilliant actually. he loves his state and he loves his people. senator roger wicker. [applause] thanks, roger. thank you, roger. and somebody i'm calling up, believe it or not she just ran with me. she just won and she said i have to do it again. she's running in 2020. cindy hyde-smith is incredible. she's tough, and smart and strong. she is with us the way. >> is this guy incredible, or what? he has go

i'm waiting for phil junior to sign a soaring statement. >> that is the key.s will be on fox nation tomorrow. and filled junior says he's willing to sign a sworn affidavit so authorities can go start and dig we've identified a site in carlsbad new jersey that is currently an abandoned plot of land that the mafia has used before the crime family -- john was dumped in a body bag near the hackensack river. and there is another site nearby near one of the sites which is a parking lot. do you think this is enough to get authorities to dig and potentially find jimmy hoffa if he is buried here? >> the law enforcement slinked it on the hoffa case at this point, and frankly i don't know of a single dig that the fbi has conducted that was righteous. whether the 2013 dig based on what tony had said or based on 2006 what don wells had said to the fbi where they tore down the barn. these were righteous digs based on good information and what you and i have done, were investigators and legitimate leads from legitimate sources and the fact that we don't want to open revolt,

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i'm phil lebeau?hat story coming up n "nightly bu >>> oil prices reverses two d of losses today after a new report showed a smaller than expected build in u.s. inventories. the crude market was also supported by comments from russian president putin who said russia will continue to cooperate with opec production decisions. domestic crude settled up 3% to ckup $57 a barrel. >>> apple breck ground on its $1 billthn-dollar facility in n austin today. the new campus is expected to open in 2022 with five thousand employees. the announcement contaminate on the same day that ceo tim took toured the manufacturing plant with president trump. the campus is going t expand apple's austin operations which currently build the new mack pro. >>> ten democratic hopefuls are taking t stage in atlanta tonight for the fifth debate. and there willotikely be a of talk about policies related to the economy and business. john harwood joins from us the site. john starting wi health care the previous democrat debates revolved

phil's coffee is communitied too have two locations open in january. with all of these openings, we will have 45% of the transit open for service, basically. and with these businesses open, we will have much more traffic than we have today. as a point of reference, fitness sf alone is expected to have 3,000 visitors a day under normal operations. our security and operation's teams are busy on-boarding new tenants and they are plan for the increased foot traffic throughout the transit center. and we are now focusing on helping the remainder of the tenants and working on the permit processing, making sure they respond to dbi comments as soon as possible and with their procurement process of the contractors. our facility manager with provide you with more updates on that later this morning. on to phase two in the downtown extension, we were happy to cohost a tour with mtc for congressman rodney davis of illinois. congressman davis is a member of the house, transportation and infrastructure committee and he was in california to enlarge infrastructure proje

once again airlines delaying when they expect to fly the plane again. >> phil, thank you phil lebeau with the latest on american airlines. >>> well the markets may be sitting at record highs one sector showing weakness. look at the xly consumer discretionary etf. lagging behind the broad are the market and more than half of the stocks in the seccer now sitting in correction territory our chart master cart are worth says there could be more trouble ahead. why don't you head over to the plasma, break it down. >> it's an instance of well, not acting well. to be fair, amazon is a full third of the weight of the sector and amazon itself is not acting well and it has a bit of auto correlation for the seccer overall but let's try to figure it out 64 stocks in totals. 2.8 trillion and those 64 stocks represent roughly 10% of the s&p. let's look at charts what i have here to start is the list of the top five names you can see them there and there is what i'm referring to azmodan being such a big weight. that being said, it's still a substre ob subsector as termed by standard and poors and doe

phil, thank you very much for that. get some of the day's other news: the former treasurer to the vatican, cardinal george pell, has been granted a right to a final appeal in australia's high court against his convictions for child sexual abuse. in march he was found guilty of attacking two choirboys in the 1990s, and sentenced to six years in prison. zimbabwe's central bank has introduced new banknotes. it is an attempt to ease an acute cash shortage, but there are fears it could fuel inflation, in a country where the rate is already about 300%. workers for mcdonald's in the us have filed a lawsuit alleging the fast food company has a systemic problem of sexual harassment. they accuse mcdonald's of allowing a toxic work culture. the firm hasn't yet responded. it has about 14,000 restaurants in the us. the impeachment inquiry in washington is about to go public. until now, the testimony has been heard behind closed doors. house democrats are looking at whether president trump abused his power by witholding military aid

phil, let me start with you.re is reporting from your newspaper tonight that the house republicans plan to shield donald trump from impeachment from the inquiry is to focus on three people. the u.s. ambassador to the european union, gordon sondland, and possibly acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. the idea seems to be to suggest that any or all of these three could have been freelancing, could have been acting on their own. >> that's right. it is a good story by my colleagues about this strategy on the president's fiercest defenders in the house republican conference and looking at those three fake players that figure prominently so far in the testimony that's been gathered in this impeachment inquiry to basically try to distance the president from some of the worst allegations from the quid pro quo by speculating whether they were freelancing and acting upon what they assumed to be the president's motivations and interests but without direct orders and directives from the president, mark meadows, th

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phil, you have read this book. what is it, other than a collection of anecdotes that describe what the author says people are experiencing in the white house. what would viewers learn from it that we may not already know? >> it's a chilling portrait that the author paints of president trump up close in office as corrupt, as inept. the author says the president is a danger to the country that he was elected to lead and that's an alarming statement coming from somebody described as a senior administration official. we should point out i don't know the identity of this official. the publisher and book author's agents have confirmed the identity but that is not public information. but in totality, the book is a really damming indictment of this presidency and president and describes the extend aids in the government and national security and intelligence realms were working to try to thwart the president's worst impulses to try to protect the country as they saw it from some of the president's more dangerous ideas. >>