shery: next, susan schmidt gives us her outlook on equities ahead of the fed decision.he sees more records on the way for u.s.. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: u.s. stocks fell in the regular session on the mixed bag of corporate reports. after the bell, the avalanche of earnings continued with apple beating expectations. su keenan us now. this is the second busiest day of this earnings season on the s&p 500 so so much to get through. start with the regular session. su: when you have trump lashing out at china, that puts the air out of the bag in terms of expectations. let's take a look at the market snapshot. what you will notice is the energy section of the s&p was one of the stronger sectors and had to do with oil rebounding. let's take a look at some of the earnings. winners and losers in the regular session. beyond meet carrying over from its disappointing earnings last night, down from 12%. under armour warning about weak sales ahead. chesapeake writing the energy wave -- riding the energy wave. pronto and gamble out with strong earnings. what we also have his big act

michael schmidt and his wife yvonne phone sock among the 1st residents. to this lynch conclusion it's a different way of life here this all this way and the water sparkles and reflects everywhere yeah and now exactly it actually seems more extreme. you're closer to nature when the wind blows and you open the door a gust of wind will come rushing into your face so everything arrives pretty directly here. this is one of a total of 30 buildings which are part of the project strong strip amsterdam each building has its own design. all have but one thing in common they float on special concrete rafts fastened on to pillows this winning foundation needs to be able to carry several 100 tons and must therefore be balanced precisely by architects like your it. up front you have to go to every thing that you put on the boat how heavy it will be because if you put in too much. weight it will be too low and then the water starts to come in so that's why we make a lot of calculations but front how heavy to both will be 20 different architects were involved in the proj

certain documents so instead we showed them to secret service expert eric schmidt in bloom he sees a complex being the operation and beluga behind the work of a man code named hourman. this is going to push up a typical b. and d. initiator and liaison officer was being commissioned by a specific department to implement arms transports. that of course who is why he cultivates links with beluga order of the me for the email communication show quite clearly that he was authorized to present himself as someone who could give official approval go. home and probably work somewhere in the middle hierarchy of the b.m.d. . clue how can i find out what his real name is does is more intrigue that is incredibly difficult after all his code name is designed to hide his civil identity and thus prevent any investigative authorities gaining direct access to his real name there so it's really difficult because the intelligence service is able to mask identity z.t. even by going as far as to issue forged identity papers are full of you. the b.m.d. cannot be expected to provide any indication of who ho

into his activities were discontinued so what was there to get excited about plenty says free to schmidt a long standing e.u. development politician responsible for southeast asia he was in my in mar when the arms arrived today he is a member of the parliamentary commission on foreign affairs. this was strictly hated to be in the naturally of the b.m.d. should have informed the german government after all that is its duty of it's supposed to gather information on what is happening politically like when an embargo imposed by the european union is breaches on you an embargo supported and counter signed by the federal german government understood want us to be violating this embargo is an offense against german international politics be intense all sorts of quality if the b.n. b. receives information on this once all it is duty been to inform the government otherwise for we are talking about a political scandal eaters gondar. with hourman the b.n. d. is firmly in place at beluga and not only with regard to my own mark on the shipping company plan to transport tanks destined for north sudan

schmidt. >> let's see what plays out in terms of who actually is the source that comes in. was a placement put in there because they were trying to figure out in terms of this counter intelligence investigation, it's a defensive counter intelligence investigation. they're trying to find out, did the russian government actually penetrate into a presidential campaign. they need to make sure that is not happen pitching so you're going to take this maneuver for sure. >> michael, people want to know what the trump campaign was like. we read from the mueller report. papadopoulos contacted trump campaign manager corey lewandowski via linked in and e mailed mike glassner about his interest in joining the trump campaign. and march 2 of 2016, papadopoulos sent glassnerner e mail. glassner passed along word of papadopoulos's interest to another campaign official joy luts that was told to introduce papadopoulos to sam clovis chief policy adviser. now, here's the magic of a campaign. listen to what the president says to the "washington post" editorial board 19 days after that. >> george

s schmidt a colleague from a cell. as i'm on one scoop of macadamia please and one blueberry cream you know. so you know so what's his favorite flavor going to it but there isn't any today. this is blueberry ice cream in blueberries are supposed to be good for the eyes. it's making russian cosmonauts awfully blueberries in the station it can't hurt. i wish i didn't think of it i mean. it's a how's it look with our council this november. and that's a lot of changing of course the americans are no longer planning for 2028 but for 2024 years out there it's going along so. we need to make sure germans are involved also. germany and europe want to be a part of the u.s. is ambitious plan to send people to the moon by 2024. mathias mera is a 1000000000 planetarium to help convince politicians and business leaders to support the moon mission. and he might be there to see astronauts mathias mel that it's great that you're here welcome. please complete the sentence i'm glad that people are going back to the moon because that's w

and michael schmidt and his wife yvonne fun sark are among the 1st residents. to this latest computer it's a different way of life here. and the water sparkles and reflects everywhere. their house is one of a total of 30 buildings that are part of this cone skip amsterdam project each building has its own design 20 different architects were involved in the project the houses were built on land and then brought to the dock by boat sustainability is particularly important to the inhabitants. translates to clean ship. they wanted to achieve is to show that you can. turn with very sustainable houses and in a sustainable way in the sense that we as a community. like all the buildings paired with hikes house has its own solar power supply sustainable and eco friendly materials were used for all the homes. one of the 1st floating districts in amsterdam was built just a couple of years ago in the district of i believe 50 houses on artificial island its demand for the floating homes is on the rise in the netherlands there are so. areas where they are building houses in

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me what we can do better where most germany still and the minister demands to know from the cocky schmidt's a former air b.n. b. employee turnt entrepreneur has some advice. i think that politicians have to do more what mr is doing here right now if you look at universities in germany you will find this a lot of entrepreneurial excitement among young people after all that input one can visit silicon valley without a quick stop at google a private tour for mr meyer afterwards a quick statement for the press it's there is a lot of movement in the digital world with a lot of competition that has an impact not only on technological progress but also on creating new and preserving old jobs as well as it is our goal that germany is on the forefront of all of this germany it seems like just a long way to go in that regard knows that too after all that's ways visiting at least. own way to go for germany artificial intelligence clearly the most important field where germany is dramatically lagging notably china and our resident china watch a clip of is with me in the studio cliff for so long the nar

the money i think they should open a few models up about a puppet on a broadcast live until steve schmidt is hosted does a spot on his new style is it hard to feel the same going to say that this was the obama team going to have a little something that most of all it is not going. to . see. just to just. you know the old champions league cougar was the only thing he has something physical like the only form of the spin to the inch. you look at the focal much the japanese see what you want to see the seal. who was going you would said i think firing shots take some rest you know from the start. that gets me through a lot of opportunities to score that only goal. you know was you who you come on the bottom the way by the way but you didn't because that wasn't anyone at that was going to who you made up because i didn't think maybe this was. my number so that was being a little and i was there's no hint of. you who was i was you. know was she would say thank you thank you thank you thank you. my. seal but i think you. know. how. to go. i think i. bought. the low. key to find. out the how. to

here with us to talk about it, the aforementioned michael schmidt from "the new york times" and clint who is these days a distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute, happens to be author of "messing with the enemy: surviving that social media world of hackers, terrorists, russians, and fake news." we should add research assistance to the end of that list. walk us through how this story played out, michael. does it begin with "three people walked into a bar"? >> i mean, what this story shows is just the extent that the fbi went to in order to try and learn what was going on between the russians and the campaign. they wanted to have a government investigator, someone who was trained, someone who could collect evidence, someone who could testify at a trial, to be on the ground for this operation as one of their informants made these contacts. and it just shows the extent of it. now, people on the right will say, look, this is just the latest example of the spying, that they would go so far as to put an investigator on the ground in this type of situation. from

boot who accused the republican party of losing its values and saying schmidt said look, this is notendent political party. it's just a "party of trump." i'm joined by columnist michelle goldberg and editor-at-large for reason magazine matt welch. >> this does answer the question whether it's at picnics or cocktail parties or anyplace people discuss politics of bothing what it takes for amash as a constitutional conservative, what it takes and what happens. he couldn't stay he believes in the republican party and criticize donald trump. >> right. you remember right after donald trump was elected and there was this feeling of incredible pervasive crisis? there was the "saturday night live" skit about how a grateful nation is waiting for republican tk to come out and do the right thing and everybody wondered that would that be. in the "saturday night live" skit they're created with rapturious applause. in real life they've been basically been consigned to the margins because of how much the base of the republican party, i think what we're learning is a lot of these doctrines particular

certain and jack schmidt instructed a replacement vendor inside the lunar module.using plastic maps of the moon's surface and the state. and they secured the improvised fender to the rover using clips from the lunar module's cabin 30 often appreciate someone tossed a roll of duct a into the lunar module cabin as they were getting ready to blast off. the president of the autobody association of america was so impressed with that repair immediately four of the astronauts had left lunar orbit for official lifetime status of and schmidt as members of the american autobody association. we are delighted to see that when something like this happens on the moon , he said from his auto body repair shop and neptune city new jersey, they had ingenuity to put it back together. those astronauts, college graduates, pilots, geologists, they make damn good body and fender. >> .. most of those who lead the efforts have died as of most of the hundreds of thousands of americans who worked to make it possible. but the appeal of the accomplishment 50 years later is often separated from

members of walmart's walton family, former facebook president sean parker, and google's eric schmidt.e the one thing free away... >> alfonsi: not just offering cash, but advice to the entrepreneurs. they've had some success. watchmaker shinola, who they discovered on their first bus tour through detroit, now has treme poverty, they investedof in catalyte, a company that developed an artificial intelligence test to identify people with aptitude for software development, no experience or education required. pass the test, and catalyte will train you. company president jacob hsu says about 90% of their trainees land six-figure jobs as software developers. >> jacob hsu: our people come from all walks of life. we have fast food workers, we have teachers, musicians, artists, truck drivers, security guards. we have people who come from all over, right, into these, into these positions. >> alfonsi: catalyte is rapidly expanding, and plans to open in 20 cities in the next two years. >> hsu: this isn't kindergarten engineering; this is the real deal. we're not doing it just for a charity, we're

elite that mr albans not only made exquisite suits but gave excellent advice former chancellor helmut schmidtcame here as did the german interior minister. sharon i have to say i've seen him a lot on television and he always had his legs like this. when he was here i said mr surely that doesn't look good you have paced the white legs so you want to wear new socks and he's warning socks ever since. even after 50 years i'll bet has he said is still passionate about his work. that's all we have time for today don't forget to visit us on our website and do follow us on social media look forward to seeing you again next time until then from all of us here in berlin. all the 77 percent be so bold. as you. left their mark i'm going to sum up. all the revolutionary wrong with the world from. a song when beginning to see just take a look at tens of. and find out what young people love this. 30 minute. following up on germany's former division. today i want to take you on a little tour along the border between has set and there in seattle 30 years ago the iron curtain divided the world and to east and

that mr alabama not only made exquisite suits they gave excellent advice for my chancellor helmut schmidtwho came here as did the german ex interior minister. sharon after i'd seen him a lot on television and he always had his legs like this. when he was here i said sure mr surely that doesn't look good you have hasty white legs so you want to wear nice socks and he's warning socks ever since. even up to 50 years i'll bet his caesar is still passionate about his work. that's all we have time for today don't forget to visit us on our website and do follow us on social media look forward to seeing you again next time until then from all of us here in berlin. to default but dangerous above starts with a crime boss unlettered shook the burning feet to the. jelly fish populations are blooming. but these creatures can be harmful even lethal to humans and sea life alike. can. anything be done to stop the jellyfish on the roberts. 15. what secrets lie behind these moves to. find out in an immersive experience and explore fascinating world cultural heritage sites. the d w world heritage 360 gettin

elite that mr al-bab not only made exquisite suits but gave excellent advice former chancellor helmut schmidtcame here as did the german ex interior minister. sharon fair and i'd seen him a lot on television and he always had his legs like this. when he was here i said mr surely that doesn't look good you got a hasty white legs so you want to wear me socks and he's warning socks ever since. even up to 50 years i'll bet his caesar is still passionate about his work. that's all we have time for today don't forget to visit us on our website and do follow us on social media look forward to seeing you again next time until then from all of us here in berlin. come. on the 77 percent be so bold. as you. left their mark i'm going to. call the revolutionary arm of the world. to borrow a song when they're going to see. take a look at tens of. and find out what young people love this. 30 minute. chicago crime wave. there's been an explosion of violence in america's 3rd largest city. in some parts of town dr james are fighting over territory and the innocent bystanders are caught in the crossfire. many l

elite that mr albans not only made exquisite suits but gave excellent advice former chancellor helmut schmidtcame here as did the german ex interior minister. sharon. seen him a lot on television and he always had his legs like this. when he was here i said mr surely that doesn't look good you have paced the white legs so you want to wear new socks and he's worn new socks ever since. to 50 years i'll bet his caesar is still passionate about his work. that's all we have time for today don't forget to visit us on our website and do follow us on social media look forward to seeing you again next time until then from all of us here in berlin buyback. program. keep learning merged reality wait a 2nd we want the whole picture our facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from other reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for long. i've been an ever changing digital world lets start with digitize a show. shift. on d.w.p. . following up on germany's former division. today i want to take you on a loon tor along the border between has that and there it is yeah 30 years ago the iron curtain divided

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only made exquisite suits that gave excellent advice for my chancellor helmut schmidt came here as didthe german ex interior minister. and i'd seen him a lot on television and he always had his legs like this. when he was here i said mr surely that doesn't look good you have paced the white legs so you want to wear new socks and he's worn new socks ever since. to 50 years i'll bet his caesar is still passionate about his work. that's all we have time for today don't forget to visit us on our website and do follow us on social media look forward to seeing you again next time until then from all of us here in berlin by back. to. hong. kong. people earning much trio wait a 2nd we want the whole picture objects instead of make i.d.'s shifting lives. from other realities of cryptocurrency to your top picks for law. i've been an ever changing digital world let's talk a bit to devise a short. shift. d.w. . german classic. new v.w. passat. more than just a face. and a new comer from japan the lexus e s 300 hybrid finally comes to europe. from a. $30000000.00. enter the conflict zone with tim s

includes breaking with the traditions social media platforms have been able to tie a new career past mr schmidt a german you tube star who is and big bucks with his videos. parodies. and interviews even with chancellor merkel and he likes to play around. he's something of a star on you tube where he goes by the name of alexey beck see. he also does advertising videos on you tube this case for an electronics retail chain. his fame helps it promote new products. has been living off his you tube activities for 10 years now. because nothing really special about being a you tuber on the platform offers opportunities that you just don't have a say in a publishing house or a broadcaster where you have the usual constraints such as an editor in chief who can say either yes or no on you tube you publish whatever you like for my generation it's quite normal to say this is what i have to say and i'm going to publish it just the way it is that. it helps to look good and come across as authentic that's the capital of you tube stars when they showcase a product tend to believe what they say but isn't there a

in 2014 bruno schmidt came across the ice bucket challenge a fund raising campaign for research into a.o.l.'s. he'd never heard of the disease and decided to find out about it then came a shock. and told him good site and it was all there in black and white about us markets opened and muscle twitching cramps. and the fine motor skills of the 1st to go. the inability to open doors and bottles i was exactly what i was experiencing was like scales falling from my eyes. from it all the muscle twitching had grown more frequent. kept telling him to see a doctor. and then things were impossible to ignore he had many tests after 4 months a diagnosis illness is a progressive neurological disorder the mind remains fit but nerves and muscles gradually degenerate until breathing becomes impossible. i feel completely abandoned i get the diagnosis and they say there's no treatment for 2 weeks it was terrible but then i said there's no point moaning i'm changing the rules this disease is going to have to work hard to destroy me. he began to tackle the disease head on with daily balance board traini

joining me now is fabien schmidt from the science desk in bonn welcome 5 so 1st of all tell us how do you still keep waves that we've seen this summer linked to climate change. or actually i think what we're witnessing here is really a case of climate change has arrived in reality t.v. and people are realizing that this is a case. couple of years ago probably about 10 years ago skeptics still were arguing that maybe insulin isolated incidents and island effects that sometimes it can get hotter and sometimes less hot but we're seeing a very clearly. increase in general events like this whether events so yes weather as a result of climate but in this case it's clearly i think we are seeing the results of climate change and the data the majority call data over time i think confirms that so government a government efforts to reduce carbon dioxide emissions tied to climate change are often centered on taxing carbon dioxide emissions like those created much air travel for example and let's take a look on this image we have for you we see a shop increase in air travel it shows that or frys t

am taking similarly strides in the likes of schmidt tyler adams frame from steve young man from new york red bulls still fresh in the books at the start of 2019 the young american has settled right in. all the guys you know what is going out to eat and doing little things that make the adjustment period so much easier because then you can just be yourself play your game and alcohol for. the show and plenty of confidence from day one at the heart of the action to leipsic. helped also by the familiar presence of assisting coach jesse marsh who he played under in new york. yeah i mean it's all be incredibly and you know having a coach here when you make the next step to the moon is the guy who made the decision to sign you when you were 15 years old is definitely nice. he kicked off his furnace to get career away juice a joy winning 68 percent of his one on one challenges i read letters from me to measure their lives and she also happens to be good friends with their next rising star. every day and it's really cool to see him doing well. it's just simple just like you so much want to dismis

am taking similarly strides in the likes of schmidt fields tyler adams very impressive young man from new york red bulls fresh on the books at the start of 2019 began to me i can't get settled right in. all the guys you know what is going out to you and doing little things that make the adjustment period so much easier because then you can just be yourself play your game and the competition. has shown plenty of confidence from day one at the heart of the action there life's which helped also by the familiar presence of assistant coach jesse marsh who he played under in new york. yeah i mean it's all be incredibly and you know having a coach here when you make the next step to a leader like the in this league who made the decision to sign you when you were 15 years old is definitely nice plenty kicked off has been just a good career away to do should work winning 68 percent of his one on one challenges i read letters from are made to measure their likes and also happens to be good friends with their next rising stock you play bass every day and it's really cool to see him doing well. i