but then in 2018, wrote about the debt of the philips curve blinded in 2018 is the philips curve and most recently the philips curve that or is it just hibernating. and i think there's a fairly broad consensus that the relationship between unemployment and inflation has changed, but i don't think economies agree whether inflation has become completely disconnected from activity. so today i will argue that, yes, the philips curve relationship is not the same as 20 years ago but it has not completely disappeared. and i think that the philips curve framework is still a useful framework to think about. in the rest of my presentation i will provide an update of research i've done with one of my colleagues who is also here that has allowed us to look at the responses of different economic variables over time. so the model is a vector out to regression model whose coefficients are allowed to change over time, which allows us to look at responses. on the left panels we've plotted the responses of labor cost growth and on the right it's the responses of core inflation on unemployment cap shoc

philip: i think it is.lobal economy, while it is running out of slower pace than what we have seen the last couple of years, we are not seeing signs of recession. , for thecompanies majority, i would argue, are more global in nature. they are faring well through this environment. if you look at them relative to u.s. peers, european peers, they are trading at a healthy discount. we could see some significant catch up on the tsx. amanda: we have seen some dollar weakness, but it has begun to stabilize. nobody says they want to see their currency week, certainly does not want to admit it, but it is not bad for an export economy. philip: where we are with the canadian dollar trading at $.76 is favorable for exporters. the question is if it will stay there or go higher. the results of the election could skew that one way higher. but if you look at the interest rate differential, the canadian two-year is trading above the u.s., which would imply upward pressure on the u.s. dollar. shery: thank you for joining us

includes ken clarke who was obviously the former chancellor and has many conservative since 1970, philipmond who was chancellor as recently as june, since 1970, philip hammond who was chancellor as recently asjune, he is not going back either. some these people... ken clarke was standing down, fill it happen to have run as an independent. exams is also standing down and he has still been allowed back into the party. —— michael nicholas soames. it's about loyalty a nd michael nicholas soames. it's about loyalty and how much you have gone with the government agenda on this. the fact is i imagine most of these ten will accept the whip and one standing will maybe pop up in the house of lords as conservative peers on the other side of the general election, but what is quite interesting is david gauke who was just a secondary has not come back which is quite striking, the same as for ken clarke and philip hammond and robbie stuart who was standing as an independent candidate for mayor of london. bringing these ten back into the project will bolster boris johnson's numbers for the votes tonight

finally, philip deloria is the son of vine deloria, junior. he and i had a very memorable -- to me, very memorable. we were at the yellow art gallery and were giving talks on a panel about an exhibit on art. goofiestdience was the white lady any of us had ever encountered. you see this white lady. she got up, very outraged. she looked at the panel and said she thought it was unconscionable and intolerable that yale university would have a session on western american rt without a native american participating. i was not her fan. i will say that. i was not her fan and would not become that. i did not know what to do. this masterful taking on of that challenge. said, to paraphrase, sometime probably in the 17th century, french traders named deloria came to the area now known as north dakota. does thisgoes, what have to do with anything? that is indeed a story of his origins. she shut up really fast. i don't recall her joining us at reception. that was fine, too. she is a smarter woman today. all of us here today are lucky beyond any possible esti

you see philip reeker walking in one of u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo's deputies arriving just moments ago. he is testifying today in front of the house intelligence oversight and foreign affairs committees about details of an alleged quid pro quo between president trump and ukraine after a bombshell federal judge ruling. the justice department must, according to the ruling, must now release redacted documents from robert mueller's russia investigation. the move gives democrats more solid legal footing toward the impeachment process and it undercuts a key republican argument that the probe has been invalid. the judge says it is valid and legal. meanwhile republicans are scrambling to defend the president despite calls for the white house to bring in advisers to handle the impeachment process. president trump says there is no need insisting his innocence and saying he is his own team. cnn's suzanne malveaux is on capitol hill this morning. good to see you. let's begin with what's happening there right now. philip reeker tes

this is philip berrigan.ut 55,ey're been 56 plowshares actions happening in the united states and abroad. western europe and australia. this was another in the series. we disarmed first-rate weaponry, nuclear weaponry. into not onlyne airbases, but also shipyards and war plants in order to do this. our -- the scripture that guides us is the second chapter of isaiah of the prophecy of isaiah. he speaks about the nations leading swords into plowshares and spears into pruning honks. we know the government won't do this, so it is incumbent upon us who are threatened by these weapons to do this. we have been doing this since 1980. amy: that is the late phil berrigan. i interviewed him when he was in prison in maine. talk about hospitality houses, the catholic worker houses. talk about your house, jonah house, that you founded with phil berrigan inin baltimore -- nott so far from catonsville. was nonviolence, resistance, communitity. those were the three things that were of deep concern to us that we remain nonviol

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but philip, are you saying that all experts, no matter what, but philip, are you saying that all expertstter what, should say if they were to leave or remain before their phd and their understanding in economic policy, are using it as a conspiracy that all these economists who are telling us all these economists who are telling us the economy is going to shrink as a result of this deal are wrong? well, all economists are not saying that. the vast majority are. it's like climate change. there are one or two who are saying it might not. the vast majority are saying the economy is going to shrink as a result of this deal. it is what amber rudd said on one of the programmes yesterday. it is what minister after minister has said. do you just not believing experts? what is the point of academia? well, during the referendum it was made clear that if we voted to leave, there would be economic consequences. you there would be economic consequences. you accept that. and are you ok with that? the public is 0k are you ok with that? the public is ok with that. i am ok with it. i voted to leave. 61% o

philip deloria received his degree from the university of colorado in 1982. wanting to observe and understand humanity from many different angles, he then taught band at a denver metro high school. having observed high school music performance to satisfaction he turned four an mma in journalism and communication which was back when you could remember what to call that program when it was an acronym that comes out whenever i try to say. so, by one of the providence most racist act of kindness he took my american history course which was called the early american frontier in the journalism program. in that course, the first assignment require students to write an autobiographical essay about western adventure that experienced. the assignment launched on the adventure and i had 50 students in the class but i ended up with 51 papers. so, i poured over the class regulation was comparing the names there with the names of students who had submitted papers. this did not solve the mystery but it did give it a little bit more definition. a person named hank gomez retur

element — not philip hammond talked about.et's not forget the services, the big chunk of the uk economy is not manufacturing any more, so there we may see some deal, we may see some more interest in real estate. other sectors than manufacturing may well get a deal. absolutely. let's move onto the financial and something rico has already unpack for us in business briefing. 10,000 jobs axed in a worldwide cost—cutting drive. briefing. 10,000 jobs axed in a worldwide cost-cutting drive. that comes on the back of a700 jobs have already axed or so they would act. so about 15,000 jobs. it comes on the back of deutsche bank saying we're 18,000 jobs. this low interest rate, and in some countries, negative interest rate policyjust doesn't. .. negative interest rate policyjust doesn't... and negative interest rate policyjust doesn't. .. and the negative interest rate policyjust doesn't... and the slapping economy due to trade wars makes investment banking less profitable and it is very ha rd banking less profitable and it is very hard f

mighty as i hope place philip a closeted gay teacher the film tells the love story between him and a man called mathias. due to popular demand the film was screened twice at its premiere so those involved were unaware that history was being made at the berlin wall they only heard rumors. the number of people who were kept looking at. and then we saw how car they was full of cars heading west towards one car after another all driving towards the west with the with. only after the premiere party at around 4 am did not go to the border crossing which was here on behind my street he saw with his own eyes that the border was open. called the mother good thing for me because you can walk freely across the bridge but i only went to the middle where the white line was which marked the real border line and i said somebody pinch me i just can't believe that i'm really standing here on this white line. on november 9th 1909 this border crossing was the 1st through which thousands of east germans entered west berlin freely without control is. the reason i thought of it with the fall of the wall m

so philip reeker top state department official is set.here he is as he walks in to appear before three house committees today. we'll take you there live. that's what happens in golf nothiand in life.ily. i'm very fortunate i can lean on people, and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you can't do everything yourself. you need someone to guide you and help you make those tough decisions, that's morgan stanley. they're industry leaders, but the most important thing is they want to do it the right way. i'm really excited to be part of the morgan stanley team. i'm justin rose. we are morgan stanley. >>> straight to breaking news, moments ago ambassador philip reeker arrived on capitol hill. he is testifying before three house committees today as part of the impeachment inquiry. this is unusual. you don't usually see this happening on a saturday. cnn national correspondent suzanne malveaux is on capitol hill as well. what have you seen so far? good morning. >> reporter: yes, it is a rare hearing, a saturday hearing. it is going to begin

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ladies and gentlemen, please welcome phillip mud philip mudde national archives. [applause] you missed the most important part of that which is that i lived full-time in boston. thank you. stick with payne's bbq. i was running there a place called the town memphis which is a historical part of memphis it must be three or four years ago, wondering whether to write another book. i've written a couple, and reflecting on some of what i witnessed at the cia particularly during the excruciating time after 9/11 and realizing some of my colleagues any of whom are friends had written their stories with many of the people that i worked with would never speak or write into their stories would ever be told if no one talked them. could their stories together in one simple narrative explain what happened. so i decided that morning running my 5 miles in midtown i would do that. this is mostly their story. it's not a history. it's not every document that ever appeared related to what he called program secret detention and interrogation of our prisoners. it's the story of men and

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blumberg who's a member of the briggs it steering group of the european parliament philip what's your message to the house of commons in the u.k. that still will have to approve this deal it's in your hands so you're facing a deal but presented by a prime minister that you merely a did you that ridiculed you that tried to sideline you your decision whether you want to. to do him a service or you want to take charge of the next steps and i do believe that the parliament is now a chance to do basically dubbed a deal conditionally saying well ok we could adopt it crowfoot provided that the referendum and also if it's so if a majority of the british people support it then fine by us but if not then we stay in the european union this is the last chance to do this and i would count on the opposition to now stand united because you know what the opposition has a majority and the government is in the minority it doesn't say on the your solution is an easy solution it doesn't sound like the birds it. will be over soon if we adopt your solution no but should we just listen to the brics fatigue

now, who is philip reeker? reeker is a career state department official whose job it is to oversea ukraine policy. and what we know about him is he raised concerns up the chain at the state department about the smear campaign that was being run against the ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. we've heard her name over and over again in this entire scandal. we now know that smear campaign was run by rudy giuliani and it was spread through conservative media. and so, what investigators are hoping to find out today is if mike pompeo, the secretary of state, if he knew about this, what he knew, and what he did about it. they've been talking for about an hour now. we expect this to go for several more hours, but we do know that philip reeker is going to be just one more puzzle piece to this gigantic puzzle that democrats are trying to put together. >> it's a heck of a puzzle. thank you so much, leigh ann caldwell, for that. all right, let's go to the white house from there. nbc's hans nichols is standing by. al

and still to come: we are live at the premiere of philip pullman's his dark materials, one of the mostcoming up on sportsday on bbc news, after a record—breaking medal haul at the world gymnastics championships, we'll be hearing from three of the four medal winners from the gb team. the duke and duchess of cambridge have met pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, on the first full day of their visit to the country. mr khan, who played cricket here, was a friend of princess diana and knew prince william as a child. our correspondent secunder kermani, has been following the royal couple, and his report does contain some flashing images. the royal visit kicked off with a visit to a school in islamabad. education, along with climate change, are understood to be the issues the duke and duchess of cambridge want to focus on in particular whilst in pakistan. the couple also met pakistan's prime minister, the cricketer turned politician imran khan. for both countries, this is a key relationship. british officials say this trip will focus on showing pakistan as a forward—looking country, and th

afternoon, the please welcome philip greenwald. philip is a cofounder of emerging revolutionary war and a full-time contributor to emerging civil war. he is the author or co-author of two volumes in the emerging revolutionary war series in three volumes in the emerging civil war series. one of his books is downstairs. he graduated with a bachelor of arts degree from wheeling jesuit and has a graduate degree in history from george mason. he has a supervisory park ranger with the park service in florida. you can ask him about fun things he might have seen recently. why that, let's learn about someone would want to burn down boston. [laughter] [applause] >> there is a microphone. i am a park ranger in the everglades, so i did not bring any snakes, so everyone can stay in the first and second rows. today's talk is centered on something farther north. fan, a baltimore orioles there are a number of reasons i want to see boston burn, especially fenway. today is the road to revolution and boston at the center of that , i figured isition wo

wasreported that philip he a pandemonium. no system of anything. knew nothing of war, obeyed but little, expected but it'll, and helped to increase general disorder. porterfield -- disorder." porterfield's calls for reinforcements went unheeded. a brigade of 2000 indiana soldiers, the sixth seventh, and ninth indiana inch -- infantry's arrived under the command of general thomas morris. mcclellan was no fan of morris. but who was mcclellan a fan of, anyway question mark in one letter to his wife, mcclellan called morris a "timid old woman." morris was a west point graduate, a railroad man. and now morris was mcclellan's ranking officer in western virginia. keep in mind that mcclellan would not arrive himself in western virginia for a few more weeks. when morris gets to grafton he finds kelly planning this movement. kelly wanted to move on the troops down there and further secure the railroad. morris said that's fine, we are going to do this but i am going to supplement your troops with some of my indiana troops and morris called for a two-pronged a

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so what's philip reeker expected to say? well, we know that he is talking behind closed doors and congressional democrats especially, these investigators are going to want to know what secretary of state mike pompeo knew. what he knew about the complaints that reeker brought to him, or were brought to actually mike pompeo's ally, when another top state department official very close with pompeo. what did he know and what did he do about it? this deposition has been going on about three hours now and we are told they are just now starting a new round of questions. there is time left. >> some hours left for many of them. i'm curious, though, why is it on a saturday? they could have done this on monday or tuesday. why today? >> reporter: a couple reasons. first, because they lost a couple days of depositions because of the passing of elijah cummings, the chair of the oversight committee. his funeral was thursday and friday. so they didn't do anything then. also, democrats are trying to move very expeditiously. they want a timel

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our reporting is that philip reeker didn't even know the trump administration had been pushing ukrainepublicly state that they would investigate biden in 2016. it maybe isn't that he didn't say anything but didn't provide any new details by virtue of the fact he is a top state department official who oversees all of europe not just ukraine. it was a democrat who came out of this testimony and said that there is a much richer reservoir of information than we originally expected from philip reeker. they are saying there is new information and based on our reporting we believe that has to do with the ousted u.s. ambassador to ukraine but not necessarily with this order from the trump administration for ukraine to investigate joe biden in 2016. >> just a quick answer if you will. as we look ahead to next week we just learned of two new depositions. >> that's right. these are both folks that worked with ambassador kurt volker who resigned ahead of all of this. he's already spoken with the committees and these two officials will know some details about his interactions with the ukrainians. t

how is philip reeker doing? hour six more or less right now he's been behind closed doors? >> yeah. we've just begun our sixth. it's a longer day than we anticipated. we were told he would wrap up around 2:00 or 3:00, but sounds like reeker has a lot to say. republicans and democrats keep going back and forth asking him questions. one democratic congressman representative lynch from massachusetts emerged from these closed-door depositions saying reek certify a quote reservoir of information. he's corroborating what a lot of previous testimonies have already said. we know that reeker is supposed to talk about the ouster of the former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. we know from other testimonies that rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer recommended to the president that yovanovitch should be ousted and that the president agreed to that. and so she was recalled from her position in may. we also just learned just now from a republican lawmaker who came out from this deposition. i asked him if mike pompeo, the role of mike pompeo was discussed behind those closed doo

international affairs, philip tell, joins us in the studios. brusselsgood news fromom ..here are two simultaneous negotiations taking place. the first one in brussels has come up with this new deal, which is all good news for boris johnson. he's going to take back control as he has been saying this morning, describing it as a great new deal. the problem is there is a event happening in london which will be much different for boris johnson. he already received a slap in the face from the dup. 10 of those seats are supporting his government, saying they are not happy with this deal for the moment. how one translates for the moment remains to be seen, but for the time being, they will not support the steel. he already knows he won't -- thid -- this deal. he already knows he won't get his support. the labour party also said this is worse than the deal which was negotiated by theresa may, and the liberal democrats said they want a new referendum. this is economic vandalism is the term they have used to describe the deal announced by michelle bonnier. boris johnson is on his wa

. >> and let's try from philip who is calling from mendon, michigan. good morning, philip. >> caller: yeah, i was just wondering how you feel about the group policy, and the thing that did in the columbia and the challenger, and both administrators, ignorant administrators that allowed things to happen that halted the whole space shuttle system. how do you feel about that? thank you. >> well, it is a tragedy of course, and that is why you have to rely on the commercial operators and the high cost of the space flight and also other than the tragedies, but you know, i guess that i would only say one thing that we have to evolve with the times, and to have the opportunities that we have, and right now the opportunities in the commercial sector are great. there's a track record in the u.s. of companies who are providing that type of service and facility, and we should try to, and hope and dream, and be positive that such tragedies would not happen in the future, and the commercial space can deliver the space operations in space. >> once again, when can we

ambassador philip reeker is set to testify. if he testifies, reeker would be the latest career diplomat who's complied with a house subpoena to appear specifically going against the express wishes of the white house. >> and on the west coast, pg&e may shut off power to nearly two million customers in california. that's to prevent a, quote, california wildfire. this could last for several days we're hearing. >>> d.c. was buzzing as they watched their beloved nationals at the world series. it didn't quite go as planned. andy? >> yeah, martin. first world series game here in washington, d.c., in 86 years, but the astros ruining all the fun. we'll show you how game three unfolded coming up. >>> all right. back to the political arena here. the federal judge has ruled the impeachment inquiry being held. it cuts into the argument that it's invalid. >> the same judge ordered they give the grand jury information that had been redacted from the mueller report. she ruled that that information is in the public's interest and should be rele

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philip cohen it is a professor at the university of maryland. he has a long-standing interest in social change and particular is steadily on the gender division in men and women outside of families and in the edition ease having strong measures in the household and welcome to that. research facilities families lyman stone is a editor here at ei and blocked about regional economics and a state of migration. he has the big idea and has worked in covering the new york times and the wall street journal and many other places. our feel less moderator today is karlyn bowman a senior fellow here at ei she has the opinion on wide issues and economic and social topics. in addition, she has commented on american politics through the lens of keep them graphic and geographic changes. welcoming our distinguished guests (applause) >> thank you very much ryan and i'd like to add my welcome to our seaspan audience today. democratic changes has been made in the last week and as those of you who spent seven hours listening to the cnn debate on climate change they

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allegation. >> reporter: the question is what did philip reeker even know about the elements that would constitute quid pro quo? our reporting is that he was planning to tell lawmakers behind closed doors that he had no idea that the trump administration was pushing ukraine to publicly announce that it was -- that it would be investigating joe biden in 2016. therefore, there are elements of the impeachment inquiry that he could not provide new details on. but we are hearing from democrats who said that he did provide some new details. congressman lynch said this. quote. indicate willing there that they didn't go into the testimony with high expectations but there are still new details that philip reeker was able to present them. >> still to come , the hunt for isis leader al baghdadi seems to have come to a bloody end. we will take a closer look at the significance of the location in syria where he was reportedly found and where he died. pain happens. aleve it. with aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid. and the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. so...magic mornings

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chris philips former head of the u.k. national counterterrorism security office thank you for joining us on the program thank you we'll have live racks into turkey's offensive in syria after the short break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back we return to our breaking news story now turkey has launched a military offensive in syria against kurdish groups and islamic state we go live to load of a news former deputy speaker of the belgian parliament now how extensive could this operation become do you think. m l d so this could turn out to try to go wrong because what indeed turkish president is doing is calling for much harder than what he's saying it's going to do it's all about creating a border zone now i'm not a specialist on the whole syrian issue but i do quite a lot about the common foreign policy of the european union towards the middle east historically and today and it's quite app

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philip, i want to ask you about the new "washington post" reporting. it says "moments after president trump ended his phone call with ukraine's president on july totot 25th, an unsettled national security aide rushed to the office of house lawyer john eisenberg, army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, the top ukraine adviser at the white house, had been listening to the call and was disturbed by the pressure trump had applied to the ukrainian president, vladimir zelensky, to investigate his political rivals. that's according to people familiar with vindman's testimony to lawmakers this week. vindman told eisenberg the white house legal adviser on national security issues that what the president did was wrong, said the people who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation. scribbling notes on a yellow legal pad, eisenberg proposed a step that of -- proposed a step that other officials have said is at odds with longstanding white house protocol. moving a transcript of a call to a highly classified server and restricting a

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may not have turned out as well as one would have hoped and i thank you so much for speaking to us philip great from texas a and m. university joining us here on al-jazeera thank you for time for your time but we're going to take you now back to hong kong where their leader kerry lamb is holding a press conference let's listen in to what you said. kerry. as a pastor here. are you the. legislative and executive relationship so every season i would add a legislative council to accept the members fiery asked which lasted 90 minutes and i'm happy to add another short session of short question and answers that 2 minutes and that i was hoping to satisfy members. that they would like me to report to them of course we had experts in the society and this morning we could see that it's a very serious split and personally i do concern very much about this. i feel personally if i go to the legislative council what will be facing me but on the whole i must. act according to my own believe i'd like to work and treat my duties seriously it's not just that it's actually the whole. legislative mechanism y