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there are many areas in that story that are reported or not, and rp's this morning forces on u.s. and u.s. russian mercenary forces alone is like a non-barking dog. there are loopholes in this deal aren't there? some of the reports suggest that some groups will be exempt for that. that would allow the regime to basically bombed them. but again, it raises the question. how can you differentiate now, because it is a small area, will you do? will there be collateral damage? in the past, it was used as an excuse or was seen as an takes used to continue bombing and saying look we are bombing the bad guys, but then others get lost. yousef: thank you very much for coming on and for that insight. let's see some breaking lines hitting the bloomberg from one of the heavyweight telcos in the uae. they are seeing revenue ratio in 2018 and are seeing slightly lower revenue growth in 2018. there also seeing 49 to 50% of a margin compared to 50.3% a year ago. you look to our analyst for a position on this. been down 3%, and it is interesting to put that in perspective with the other major telco

. >> their rp are in american issuers last week came forward and said our account holders, there is nouse credit holders to buy bitcoin and other credit holders. we are now seeing the banks do it. mark: choose your time, choose your metric. the fall is precipitous, isn't it? >> thing about how many new entrants came into the market in december. everyone is coming out after thanksgiving and they are buying . there's probably a lot of pain being felt. another interesting thing developing the market is i think we are seeing the impact of the ability to short. we saw the come out in chicago, we are shortselling using other exchanges. it might be having an effect on starting the price. the shorts are catching up with the longs. now, down 12%, seven 460 per bitcoin. on when itlity going comes to stealing bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, does that have an impact as well? >> i have to think the fear is prevalent and powerful. paradox with bitcoin. it is all about transparency. no central control, but also the mother of all black boxes. we cannot see inside the exchanges. you see headlines f

than thrift.r in contrast, x rp is a thousand times faster and cheaper.ion of a cent to confirm a transaction and it takes three seconds to complete a transaction. i look at bitcoin solving a different problem. i don't think there will be one digital asset to rule them all. i think you will see multiple players have success in the market, and that is how the market is behaving. you have quality rising to the top. emily: a lot of the volatility is due to regulation. what are you expecting? is morehope there regulation. if we want this asset class to grow up and mature, of course there should be regulation. those that combat regulation are not thinking about the benefit. the revolution of the blockchain is not going to happen outside the system, it will happen within the system. governments are not going to go away, and banks are not going to go away. some in the -- bitcoin community come from the anarchistic .iberal view ripple has been successful because we are working with the system. we count the bank of england as a customer. central banks are working

in contract, x rp's 1000 times faster and cheaper. sent toaction of confirming transaction and it takes three seconds to complete. i look at bitcoin at solving a different problem than what xrp is solving. i do not think there will be one them all.set to rule we will see multiple players that have success. there will be quality rising to the top and overall market has been trending. emily: volatility is due to regulation. what are you expecting? there is more regulation. if we want the asset class to grow up and mature, of course there should be regulation. those that combat regulation are not thinking about the benefit. the revolution of blockchain will not happen from outside the system, it will happen from within the system. governments will not go away and banks are not going to go away. the bitcoin community comes from that libertarian view. hasof the reasons ripple been successful is we are working with the system. we count the bank of england as a customer. central banks are working with ripple today. we have to continue that i

x rp is working with central government is working within the regulatory framework.to the digital asset and crypto market. just partnered. >> one of the largest digital wallet payment companies in china. emily: what does this mean? >> we think about an inoperable world. we think about how do we enable very little friction between them. we will continue to work with players across the world. understand the proposition. our pipeline of customers has certainly grown. i'm excited to come back and keep you posted. emily: cryptocurrencies, 2018, what are you expecting? >> despite volatility, i think you will continue to see a lot of bullish behavior. the volatility will continue. we are in the adolescent stage of developing a new asset class. you will see continued volatility. emily: my conversation with brad, the ceo of ripple. the majority is are off to a roaring start including feel-good stories and a cyberattack. this has caused mitigations to fail. it underscores the need for vigilance. hack and about the what threats they see out there. >> i went through about four d

a new report out this morning says pennsylvania teachers are rp numbers up next. >>> and surviving disaster. a south jersey woman shares her highway scare when a chunk of metal came flying through her windshield. >>> and later, immortalizing philly's top athletes for all to see. >>> a quarter past 6:00. a report released this morning finds public school teachers in pennsylvania are underpaid. >> wages are a hot-button issue for local teachers. this report could add fuel to their fight. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is crunching the numbers for us. >> reporter: yeah, this report warns that a growing pay gap is causing public school teachers here to leave the jobs that they love because, simply, they can make more money if they switch careers and do something else. the findings come from the economic policy institute. a rutgers university professor did the research. they found teachers in pennsylvania make about 12% less every week compared to jobs with similar education and similar skills. the authors say it's leading to a brain drain with some teachers staying just a few years before leaving the

commissioner, you have commented on the actuary and i was surprised you didn't bring it up under the rps an independent actuary -- >> that's what i'm talking about a feduciary to our members. >> i would then expand on that, that you really look at that beyond just the feduciary measure, that is true but that you commit to the members for the other departments, especially working for other departments that serve management. and the last thing is at the retirement board, the last couple of meetings the city attorney that sits as eric does here, has been doing a feduciary program. he had a number of exhibits and was reviewing feduciary responsibility with that board. i think it's worth get ahold of that. i don't know that we need that city attorney to come in and do the preparation i think that eric is capable of doing it. but it's already written up but it may be something you can have. and what it does, it not only remind all of you of feduciary responsibilities but it helps education everyone here as to what that means and the extent of how that impacts all the decisions that you all mak

the rp we did in 2011 was fairly deep and our hope was to further slice up the lines of business. and we're continuing to investigate that opportunity with the existing ones and then i think really look at different ways to do the work that we do and parse it out as i have in the boxes to figure out other ways to parse out the work and engage with the community banks in a different manner. >> supervisor fewer: do you think, this is just lay person's question, do you think that the idea of a regional municipal bank is something that is more feasible than a public bank? >> clearly there is an announcement that the state is looking at a public bank. we're fortunate to have the state treasurer office representative on our task force. it will be something that we also know that berkeley and oakland and others are having the conversation as well. so i think it is an opportunity for us to look at how are we going to address this and not individually invest in this in a faulty manner. >> supervisor cohen: supervisor stephanie. >> i just wanted to bring something to your attention. when i

see the exit of all these quiet professionals that have been very necessary to keep in the department rp of justice and the fbi and essentially our justice system as non-partisan as possible. and what you see is the president and his allies in congress and in the senate. they're essentially trying to scare away these professionals and trying to make their jobs almost impossible and with the end goal to weaken the department of justice, to make it an arm essentially of the republican party. and that's why you'll start see these quiet professionals leaving. it's very dangerous. if the deputy attorney general is fired or is -- resigns we fear his replacement will be put in there to basically protect the president and stop the full independent investigation being conducted by mueller and this is a problem. >> how concerning is it, this news, that 30 to 40 trump administration officials still don't have their full security clearance more than a year into this administration? how worried are you about that. >> i would be worried. in the white house in the executive branch and what we see in co

a gunman used an a rp to injury 12 people and injury more at a movie theater in colorado. on december 14th, of 2012, it was used to kill 27 people including 20 school children in newtown, connecticut. we remember that one. the gunman also killed his mother. on june 12th of, 2016, 49 people were killed and 507b hurt when a gunman opened fire with an ar-15 at the muscles nightclub in orlando. five months ago on october 1st, a gunman used an ar-15 to kill people at eight country music tes festival in las vegas. on november 5th, the ar was used to kill 26 church goers in sutherland springs texas, including eight members of one family alone and the pastor's daughter. earlier today the mother of one of the victims had this question for the president. let's watch. >> president trump, you say what can you do? you can stop the guns from getting into these children's hands! put middle detectors in every entrance to the schools? what can you do? you can do a lot. >> the interesting thing, i'll start with kurt on this one, is that the absence of conversation is mandatory now. you must

santelli ing coming up rp, the strategist with the highest on the market we're going to get his takeh us >>> welcome back market volatility continues. for more, let's bring in keith parker who has the highest s&p target on the street and charles, head of investment group of ariel investments keith, what we've seen in the past week and a half, are you sticking by that s&p target? >> we see the, what's transpired over the last week is quite extraordinary. we have the rise in rates, which helped drive a surge in the vix. some passive selling, which was driven quite a bit of volatility over the past week and you know, price to earnings multiples, which have shifted down by two times asd up modestly at these level, we see a buying opportunity. data remains strong and you're get k equity now at a two times discount to what they were just a week and a half ago. >> and charles, looking at interest rates and sort of the pretty dramatic move we've seen in recent weeks. the fact this seemed on the heels of a friday jobs report, that this really sort of seemed to trigger all this volatility how

magazines have too many rounds in them or maybe we have an age requirement of 21 years to buy an a rp 15. or anything like that. do you think he means any of this stuff or the bump stock banning? because he's done this with daca. he throws it out there while it's hot and popular. two or three weeks later, he's got more, we're going to get rid of the family unification, get rid of diversity lotteries. all of a sudden, he's not for what he's says he's for you. >> have to figure out exactly what he's going to do. he offered a presidential perspective but this is not necessarily going to be a federal decision or presidential decision. it's a local decision for states, local municipalities to decide how they want it handle it. >> concealed carry. >> the real issue is talking to lawmakers today is can there be republican appetite for background checks in congress. >> i wonder whether he wants to do any of this stuff. last night at a forum in florida, fred guttenberg who lost his 14-year-old daughter jamie in last week's shooting confronted senator marco rubio about his record on guns. watch

. >> the rp advise that there should be at least two ar-16 weapons. >> reporter: the 48ers released astatement yesterday saying, and i'm quoting here, the san francisco 49ers organization is aware of the report regarding reuben foster. we take matters this have nature pertinent information. foster was also arrested last month in alabama for second degree marijuana possession which is a misdemeanor in that state. if you are not familiar, foster joined the 49ers last year as a rookie linebacker. unfortunately foster is not the first 49er player to have a run in with the law. a number of other players have been arrested over the years for various charges included in that list al don smith, tramaine brock, bruce miller and mcdonald. the 49ers released brock, miller and mcdonald after they were arrested. it's not clear what if anything the 49ers will do to reuben foster. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it's interesting to see what the 49ers will do with this situation as well as how fans will react to this. thank you, bob. >>> 6:05. happening today a live look out at the crosses in lafa

rp is currently being traded in quantity or security or are they both? >> if it has characteristics of multiple different things one of the praises that is often used is bitcoin as a medium of exchange, restorative value or the needs of the count. those three things have different connotations to them if it is a medium of exchange than it is a currenc crazy instt and as we have seen a number of the exchanges that have been close it was recently a conference stopped accepting it for registrants because they couldn't process the statements but yet it still spoke of the means of the account. from our point of view when it is used as a store of value it's like an asset commodity you will see the phrase hold on for dear life and the thinking is if they buy it and hold it. i'm going to own if i don't know what is going to come of it and she isn't a fraudster or manipulator just a kid and i'm fascinated talking to her and she represents a lot of folks who think there's something in this i want to hold onto it, soo in that regard it is a from our point of view i

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i said, tell him that we have a 15-man seminar, and it goes from 8:00 in the rp momorning until he'd like to stay for a week and we're going the russian, german second world war part and it was newt gingrich. the congressman from the atlanta airport at that time, a brand-new congressman, and he came in and i had sent him a bunch of stuff to read and he came in fully prepared. i told him, congressman, the deal here in this seminar is no quarter asked, no quarter given, so if you say something, that doesn't make it true. i've got 16 smart majors here who are likely to challenge you. and we went -- we did that for a week. and he said, these are the best seminars in the military that i've ever been to. he said, you are not trying to run the show. you are letting these guys do the work but every once in while, you'll throw in, who thought about this, who thought about that. at the end of the week, my wife victoria and i were having dinner gingrich and he said, i understand that you are thinking of getting out of the army, and i said, well, i got passed over for of the first time. that is

the rp a a mounting inflation is likely to remain lower for some time of if we take a quick look weakeningssi a great number of surprises there. the rba is a knology inflation is likely to remain stable at some time. 188% of income, that is all stopping the rba from moving right now. i guess the question is, what does it mean for the rba? is it likely to move at all in 2018? paul: that is what we are waiting for. we knew the rba would not do anything today. so, what is going to happen down the track. as long as these persist, it is hard to make an argument to do anything. we had shane oliver on the show earlier today. he was saying the best option for the rba at the moment is to do nothing. that not withstanding, there are a couple brave economists who expect to see some tightening next month to 1.75%. and another expects to see some easing. as we get better clues from the swap starter, traders now pricing in november. all the way to the end of 2018 as the likeliest month for tightening, a. 78% chance. stil some of thosel -- still some of those key metrics. it is hard to see the rba doing muc

. >> he did talk about inflation in that, rp surprised. >> he said inflation low. >> run below fed 2%ng to pick up we know those numbers are going to pick up over next couple months built he doesn't sound very alarmed at this point. >> might pick up phone talk to businesses dealing with -- the cost of whether it is wage -- wages but also just core prices like cisco, food prices up 3% clip in recent quarter one thing. >> we have to remember, dagen has been so low so long the fed can tolerate a little bit, of this to think we can get to 2% without significantly overshooting it we are still making up for lost ground last few years. >> he knows how strong economy is housing market improving slowly i hope he gets asked about kind of dramatic declines we saw, in new home sales, both in january, and back in december. big, big problems. >> have it is a really volatile statistic and we had very high level of new home sales in november, so issue i don't think too concerned about that does talk in testimony about that the markets not too concerned about volatility it would seem last few months i

>> absolutely i feel like we've shown improvement starting 7th, everybody back in the shop at rp m hasat and i think we've got a good shot, just keep a cool head stay out of harms way and make sure we're there at the end. rick: that's kind of the key to a lot of it. you know, there's a bit of a transition going on it's danica 's last year the current legends of the sport are towards the end are gone now. you're the future of the sport. there's a lot of pressure on your shoulder how do you feel about that? >> yeah, that's big. you know, to be kind of the younger generation, younger face the youth movement in the sport is pretty impactful to i think the whole sport and whole community so we're trying to do anything and everything we can. on and off the racetrack to bring this sport back where we want it and get this fan base back growing and just change it up get a new face out here. rick: well you're that face. you're still that face. thank you guys so much for being here good luck to you today and have a safe race. >> appreciate it. rick: guys back to you. todd: my god richard petty do