ben ritchie and janet mui with us. in lawrence's report of a sub -- lawrence boone's report of a gdp, with- 6% china trade. janet: the chinese authorities -- pressure from growth. the latest data from china is not great, so the chinese government will likely introduce more easing measures. last week, they cut the reserve ratio. that releases 100 billion of liquidity. they are not going to compromise with the u.s., especially ahead of the 70th anniversary of the party commemoration. iter that commemoration, think china will resume its hard stance so domestic easing would be the key to focus on. tom: we are not there. we have to get to october and november to get the earnings story, but what is the action of corporations given trade? orit numbness into autumn something new about the commitment into the future of multinational corporations? ben: a continuation of a decline in confidence, reluctance to invest, and general caution, which has increased rather than decreased. i suspect as we get the numbers in november, they

hannah ritchie from scotland is no exception. she has a take on life that is fairly uncustomary.annah: the world is not always a good place, but it's much, much better r than it was in te past. and i think it's really important that we acknowledge this and understand this to make sure progress continues. reporter: the post-doctoral researcher on global development is a champion of presenting the world as it is, including the good sides. she and her colleagues at the university's martin schoolol research unit compile figures and graphics for a database that emphasizes positive trends. it's featured on their website, our world in data. life expectancy, for example, has risen significantly across the world, from a global average of 46 in 1950 to over 70 now. and the proportion of children dying before the age of five has steadily declined. in many countries, c child mortality is now close to zero. the researchers also have encouraging news on the global poverty front. over the last 30 years the number of people belelow the absolute poverty level, those with an income of less than $1

meet hannah ritchie research focuses on global development and environmental sustainability part of her work is to gather and publish not. of data. really of what we try to. understand ensure the world as it is i think it's vital that most of the developments we've seen in terms of human wellbeing have been positive hannah ritchie works at the oxford martin school a research unit founded in 2005 she and her colleagues work into disciplinary teams on ways to enhance the wellbeing of people across the planet and to find solutions to the world's urgent challenges such as climate change and child mortality. they also gather and present research findings on a platform called our world in data for all to see. and i think a lot of the questions that people have researchers know where they are they started this stuff every day that it was there but it's kind of what's an academic paper. and really kind of quantitative is that no one of our friends so really what we bring together are either academic research from publications or these kind of international data set. the world bank. and then we

ritchie's face in libya with that you can stay up to date on our website at www dot com i'm kristie what i'll be back at the top of the hour thanks for joining. us for all of the. before november 989. these are the heroes of eastern europe. we talk to those who began to struggle for freedom and the most personal courage. to walk will score you going north to level corporal more school years ago when the school we have for a goal didn't surprise us all coming 10 years before the flood sure what. does it take to change the course of history. raising the curtain starts september 30th on d w. in libya over 5000 refugees are languishing in detention centers in inhumane conditions hundreds of people are crammed into their hungry have no clean drinking water and many are ill reports of human trafficking torture and random shootings are common. they said you're a slave you're black brown. even woke us up in the middle of the night to torture us we know when we're in a war. a german diplomat. talk about serious human rights abuses so what exactly is going on there and why. our journalist reports

edinburgh flankerjamie ritchie will remain in scotland when the rest of the squad flies out to japanduring their warm—up victory over georgia on friday. and great britain'sjonathan rea's opened up a 91—point lead in the world superbike championship. he won two of the weekend's three races in portugal but he was pipped by his closest challenger alvaro bautista in the final race. rea is chasing a record fifth consecutive title. mo farah has become the first athlete to win the great north run six years in a row. the a—time olympic champion beat off competition from tamarit tola of ethiopia to win the race in 59 minutes and seven seconds. that's both his fastest time at the great north run and his fastest ever half marathon time. i have really enjoyed obviously, finishing off the great north run, but last couple of years, it has been, you know, kind of middle of the marathon preparation. so i've got five weeks to chicago. it was good to test myself. i am sure i'll have a chat with gary and go through a few more things, what i need to do for chicago, but i think things are looking good. s

he discovered it interest much more harder on ritchie and 15th in meat but that conduct would not have been acceptable. papa john's was the number one place to work in kentucky for four here's. >> yes, it was. you've sold half of your possession. you still own part of it, are you going to sell the rest? >> well, i have myself in a situation now where if the stock goes up, which is good, you never know. warren buffett says he beat on the street with a tin cup if "wall street" was rational. if the stock goes down and crashes, then it really looks smart. i feel like i have it covered. >> more of my one on one with john when we come back. stick with us. 's beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. welcome back. more with my one on one john. >>

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he discovered it interest much more harder on ritchie and 15th in meat but that conduct would not haveacceptable. papa john's was the number one place to work in kentucky for four here's. >> yes, it was. you've sold half of your possession. you still own part of it, are you going to sell the rest? >> well, i have myself in a situation now where if the stock goes up, which is good, you never know. warren buffett says he beat on the street with a tin cup if "wall street" was rational. if the stock goes down and crashes, then it really looks smart. i feel like i have it covered. >> more of my one on one with john when we come back. stick with us. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? tv aas many safety features powas the rx, the new...... the lexus rx has m

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he discovered it interest much more harder on ritchie and 15th in meat but that conduct would not haveacceptable. papa john's was the number one place to work in kentucky for four here's. >> yes, it was. you've sold half of your possession. you still own part of it, are you going to sell the rest? >> well, i have myself in a situation now where if the stock goes up, which is good, you never know. warren buffett says he beat on the street with a tin cup if "wall street" was rational. if the stock goes down and crashes, then it really looks smart. i feel like i have it covered. >> more of my one on one with john when we come back. stick with us. imagine a world where nothing gets in the way of doing great work. where an american icon uses the latest hr tools to stay true to the family recipe. where a music studio spends less time on hr and payroll, and more time crafting that perfect sound. where the nation's biggest party store can staff up quickly as soon as it's time for fun. this is the world of adp. hr, talent, time, benefits and payroll. designed for people. "have you lost weight?"

>> yeah, i do. >> you want to hear an update, okay. >> again, steve ritchie assistant general manager for water. this is a water supply assessment for a proposed project similar to the other water supply assessments. the commission has recently approved. this one actually was part of the first bunch that we had talked about in the meeting and at the following meetings. for reasons this project had been reworked so the project had some modifications that needed to be built in. so this is simply another water supply assessment that is virtually the same as the last ten water supply assessments the commission saw in the last two or three meetings. >> so the analysis that's included -- >> the same as the others. >> the explanation of the recommendation, that's all the same? >> yes. >> as we had agreed to before? >> yes. >> okay. >> president caen: comments? any public comment on this item? is there a motion to approve? moved. second? all in favour? aye. opposed? motion carries. thank you very much. we'll now move into closed session and donna will read the closed session items prior to an

he discovered it interest much more harder on ritchie and 15th in meat but that conduct would not haveeen acceptable. papa john's was the number one place to work in kentucky for four here's. >> yes, it was. you've sold half of your possession. you still own part of it, are you going to sell the rest? >> well, i have myself in a situation now where if the stock goes up, which is good, you never know. warren buffett says he beat on the street with a tin cup if "wall street" was rational. if the stock goes down and crashes, then it really looks smart. i feel like i have it covered. >> more of my one on one with john when we come back. stick with us. imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time a

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niners up, waking up that is, garoppolo to ritchie james jr. niners take the lead.core, one interception but looking good. ensuing bucs possession. winston pick observed by richard sherman and the former stan ford star goes the other way. 20-7 san francisco. late fourth quarter, bucs down just six. winston pressured, trying to set up a screen, but aankle low witherspoon, he's gone. niners had two interceptions all of last year. three today, two of those poke sixes. niners win 31-17. jimmy g. glad to be back. >> feels really good just to be back. it's been awhile since i've been out here with the guys for a full game. it was fun out there today. >> as you listen around, you hear people writing you off, you hope they keep writing you off. the people writing me off, i hope they're writing their wills because i'm at your neck. i'm at everybody's neck this year and i hope you understand that. >> feels good, can we stop right now? feels nice to be on the plus side. last year i got to .500. so it feels better this year so far. >> richard sherman bringing the heat and the p

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. >>> a new memoir rented by a woman -- ritchie -- a woman who was sexually assaulted several times is here. the we can do know miller appeared on 60 minutes and describe so she drunk at a frat party and woke up at the hospital not knowing what happened to her. ron turner was convicted of three felony counts of sexual assault. he faced up to 14 years in prison but was only sentenced to six months. in 90 days later he was out of jail. >> rape is not a punishment for getting drunk. there are sick minds in our culture. >> outrage caused many people to rally on over the impact statement was posted online. >>> the real estate heiress of hillsboro is accused of killing the father of her children. her boyfriend is also charged with murder. they insist that prosecutors have the wrong people on trial. >> stretching from morning to afternoon they say circumstantial evidence proves that tiffany and her boyfriend had nothing to do with the april 15 murder of william green. they had two children together. but the relationship soured and prosecutors contend that lee feared she would lose her daughte

rochelle ritchie. and hugo garden, and hos matt w. welcome to you. >> hello. kennedy: let's discuss it. we have the podium right now biden, sanders, warren. do you see it changing? 3 front-runners. >> we have time for one of the people who are languishing at 5% to bubble up. kennedy: what do you do? what can mayor pete do he has not already done. >> does joe wander out in his bathrobe and jabber at clouds. kennedy: that is bet best case. >> and his teeth and eyes fallout, bad things could happ happen. we think he could win, he won't scare people as much as barky socialist does. right now, all about elizabeth warren in many ways, not just national polls but specifically iowa. right now 2007, hillary clinton lead by 18 percentage points, and brac barack obama saying, focusing on iowa. >> thank you. kennedy: i don't know what happening. hugo, this is interesting. at some point, if joe biden gets nomination, that looks more uncertain every day. every time elizabeth warren has a rally on, she shows contrast between herself and the excite bill tie of her fans who --

let's turn to the press secretary rochelle ritchie and congressman from virginia dave brad, welcome toyou both. the vice president's team explaining this gentleman is a cofounder but not actively engaged in the day-to-day management of the company, is not an executive of the company. will that hold water for the progressives who don't want him to go? >> climate talks need to do better job making sure the language they are asking people to pledge to is extremely clear. politicians do not have these loopholes they can claim with this money. is the bottom line. people need to look at joe biden's history when it comes to climate change, is it perfect? no, it is not but it is very strong. joe biden 1986, the global climate protection act, 2008, the paris agreement which cut emissions, 2009 the stimulus package included big investment in climate friendly research and infrastructure. he has a sound record and i'm not sure why his team and why he is not tapping into that record to show he has been in support of climate action in the past and will be in the future. >> he is doing a late-night t

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and contributor for the hill, ritchie is joining us, welcome to you. >> hey. kennedy: not slow today. >> not slow. kennedy: as an independent, i would say, make sure have you the goods, they promised on every issue which is it. as morine called it the one, i don't know if that is the case, we have not seen enough, why are democrats so confidence? >> i am an independent as well, and i am not sure if it was really the smart move they should take right now, however, i think we have to keep in mind pelosi made an announcement, she has not called anything to a vote on the house, i think that part is because there is a lot of congress members that won in district this trump one that are hesitant to come out and support. she -- bipartisan support was not there with whole mueller investigation, thin you don't have the support of the american people, a lot of people don't support impeachment, even on the democratic side. she seems to use trump's open words at-this-point as opposed to waiting on the transcript to determine that to move for that impeachment inquiry, that

announcer: >> c-span's book the senate has hundreds of gorgeous photos, andificent says don ritchie senate historian richard baker says -- mesmerizing photographs and establish this book is the ultimate insiders tour. to order your high-quality paperback copy of "the senate" $18 $.95 plus shipping visit c-span.org. i've been asked several times today if i would be agreeing to this diversion or that. the answer is no. >> the framers believe -- >> let us follow the constitution. >> sometimes it seems nothing is happening on the senate floor. the action is going on elsewhere. >> order! >> in committee rooms, and senators' offices and the offices of the senate leaders. but that's all preliminary. sooner or later, everything has to come here. here is where the final say, the final act takes place. here is where the law is made. >> the united states senate has been legislating and carrying out its unique constitutional duties since 1789. >> the framers believed the senate should and could be the venue in which statesmen would lift america up to meet its unique challenges. >> we are still a work

you have to hear the story, you know his name, director of communication anthony sturm ritchie, he has attention lately for flipping and speaking out and being very harsh on president trump. his long island background and his childhood, his immigrant a parent in his journey inside and outside the white house of what brought him today. whether you agree, it's a story. under perseverance. it's available today on apple, google and podcast. "the claman countdown" coming right back. the dow turgeon had 157 points. ♪ my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor r

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want to bring in trump 2020 advisory board member, jenna reeves and democratic strategist rashad ritchiethis trillion dollar gambit, time is now we'll do it. somehow american taxpayers, american businesses will solve the global climate problem? >> they better do something because right now you have 57% of americans believing that the global warming crisis is actually man-made to some extent. 52% of republicans say that global warming is an issue. seven out of 10 americans say that this is something personally important to them. unfortunately republicans have not been able to articulate a message to grab majority of americans who believe there should be some leadership. charles: rashad, what percentage of people say i'm willing to pay more in taxes to tackle this, particularly as china and india, other countries continue to do their thing? >> roughly about 30%. so significant less than that actually think this is a problem but do we make our moral determination how we treat the planet based on economic factor? the economy cannot be the end all. we have to balance the economy of this with

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we have jenna ellis reeves and democratic strategist rashad ritchie. let me start with you.this the midterm elections were decided on health care. if i'm elizabeth warren i'm touting numbers every single day. >> not the crazy impeachment narrative democrats seem to be focused on, if we're talking about policy, single-payer health care is very, very bad for the american people. this is about the government becoming an interested party in the distribution of a scarce and limited resource. we've seen how that plays out in the united kingdom with charlie gard where the government has to determine what your likelihood is of recovering if they're going to grant you use of that resource. but there is actually a more nefarious interest for democrats going on here, charles. that is with single-payer health care the government has control over this they can force government sponsored abortions. this is exactly where this is going. i hope if elizabeth warren or whoever the democratic nominee is gets on the debate stage with president trump, he was at the united nations talking about re

announcer: >> c-span's book the senate has hundreds of gorgeous photos, andificent says don ritchie senatetorian richard baker says -- mesmerizing photographs and establish this book is the ultimate insiders tour. to order your high-quality paperback copy of "the senate" $18 $.95 plus shipping visit c-span.org. i've been asked several times today if i would be agreeing to this diversion or that. the answer is no. >> the framers believe -- >> let us follow the

joining me now is progressive kmeb tater and radio talk show host rashad ritchie and republican strategistpinion. thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> rashad, we are looking at a 3% race at this point. i mean, how much of an indicator is is this poll? >> the poll is a great indicator but you are looking at a three-person race, possibly a four-person race when it starts to actually roll into votes. the numbers don't tell the full story. while joe biden is at 29%, look at the background of the numbers, 45% of democratic responders are saying they're voting for joe and they support joe because he is the most electable. when it comes to bernie sanders only 14% of democrats say they're supporting him. >> right. >> and believe he is the most electable and only 12% think elizabeth warren is the most ele electable against president trump. >> i wonder, joeself, based off of those numbers that rashad was talking about here, no other candidates saw a significant increase, so how do you rate t how do you take this as a republican? >> look, i still maintain that the greatest threat to a second

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let's turn to the former press secretary for the committee, rochelle ritchie, and former republican congressmanlcome to you both. the vice president's team explain this gentleman, a cofounder, not actively engaged in the day-to-day management of a company, not an executive of the company. rochelle, do you think that will hold water for progressives you don't want him to go? >> i think climate hawks need to do a better job of making sure the language they are asking people to pledge two is extremely clear, so that politicians do not have the loopholes, if you will, that they can claim and still receive money. here's the bottom line, i think people need to actually look at joe biden's history when it comes to climate change. is it perfect? no. it's not. but it's very strong. you have to think, joe biden, 1986, the global climate protection act. at 2008, the paris agreement, which cut emissions. the 2009, the stimulus package actually included big investment in climate friendly research, and infrastructure. he has a strong record on this, and i'm not really sure why his team and why he is not tapp

the audit of his taxes is being investigated by the ways and means committee under chairman ritchie neal. chairman neal says a whistleblower has come forward to suggest that there's been some sort of improper effort by someone inside the administration to interfere with the irs's audit of the president's taxes. ways and means committee is already looking at that. over at the financial services committee under chair maxine waters, they are reportedly looking among other things at potential bank fraud and insurance fraud by this president, by his family, by his businesses. on the oversight committee under congressman cummings, they're investigating a whole number of different things by the president, including whether he may have endangered national security by mishandling security clearance applications, including those for his children. in the intelligence committee, they are also investigating a number of different allegations against the president, including continuing questions about the president's involvement in the russian election interference of 2016. at the judiciary committee u

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