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this brings the sooners within a touchdown for the tie. next possession for oklahoma, murray pitches it to trey sermon for the seven yard score. final seconds of the game, texas kicker cameron nails the 40-yard field goal. this will send the longhorns to upset the number seven sooners 48-45. >>> arizona taking on the wildcats at seven. number 14 stanford is hosting utah at 7:30. that's it for sports. more news after the break. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mind from 24/7 professional monitoring. xfinity home. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great offer. plus, ask how to get free installation. call, go online, or demo in an xfinity store today. golden state park. always one of the city )s favorit >>> day two of the harley strikstri strictly bluegrass festival. it's always one of the city's great fall festivals. mark matthews was there, and these are the shots he got. video of the flat

the act requires council to in the mean sooner where the act requires council to in the mean sooner wheree are at risk of having nowhere to go. through universal credit, you want to see people getting the support they are entitled to, supporting themselves, easy to get a job when you have a roof over your head. universal credit has cost billions. it has beena credit has cost billions. it has been a demonstrable failure and has been a demonstrable failure and has been the year. a lot of mps have different parties think it is a good idea because it rewards work. poorly executed. and also not founded. badly funded. the issue is we have spent so many billions on this terrible system that doesn't work rockley, there is now an idea that because we have ploughed this much m, because we have ploughed this much in, we had to continue and that is how gamblers act at the roulette wheel. making work pay is supported bya wheel. making work pay is supported by a great number of parties. and also the way that people got money a nyway also the way that people got money anyway was so incredibly difficult,

i would have done it even sooner but i didn't want to disrupt any more than they already had disruption but i look forward to going to pittsburgh tomorrow. >> laura: that was president trump on what he hopes to accomplish with his visit to pittsburgh in the aftermath of the horrific attack that left 11 dead.

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finished our review, or investigation but i think it's a very important first step and it happened sooner than people thought it would happen. >> reporter: but they said there was a first fight and as a result of the fistfight mr. khashoggi was killed. >> well, that's a theory being thrown out. i don't think anybody said that. but they're saying there was a fight but that's a theory.

the sooner what is around the corner. the sooner this gets cleared up, the better.iness were welcoming of the potential extension to the transition or implementation period because it does allow them to at least plan for the next two years and it looks like that may not happen if there is a no—deal. and it looks like that may not happen if there is a no-deal. the financial times, james dyson, a supporter of britain leaving their eu interestingly opting for singapore to build the first of the companies electric cars which they hope will be a flagship product for the company. the company is claiming this has nothing to do with brexit. take that with a pinch of salt. because clearly it is. they say this is merely about market and japan being any china. in that and singapore. more important is that singapore. more important is that singapore has a trade agreement in place with both japan and china and britain does not have that as an britain does not have that as an britain is unable to get those in place before next month because of the eu rules. this is absolutely abo

but i think it's an important first step and happened sooner than people thought it would happen. >> joseph, u.s. officials tell cnn this could not have happened without the knowledge or the direction of mbs, the crown prince mohammed bin salman. by calling this explanation credible, the president defies or reject the u.s. assessment again. why? >> i don't think he's going to get a lot of support on saying it was potentially a credible explanation. i think that's why he followed up with the notion that it is early in the u.s. investigation.

i think there is only goin there the downside and i hope that this is over sooner rather than later andarmers are concerned because we are already getting prices into this spitting more on the price structure. >> he said he doesn't see the upside and i talked about it with regards to the agreement. we've had improvements recently with the eu and china i'm confident we will. .. you. >> i am one of the four people that's negotiating since we have been out of session with certain provisions so that is a hangup but the biggest problem is with snap but the bill is the first time in history to get back on track in the real problem which is labor we had work requirements and waivers you like so that's what needs to be worked on. and moving to a place to get a bipartisan agreement and the third thing he said to me was i'm sorry i cannot negotiate with you. "this is it" so we were at an impasse for a while. >> collin peterson has had 28 years in congress with waivers and issues of work provisions why haven't they done anything in 28 years? the republican proposal with regard to snap was very mod

us of the teensy and comment, sooner or later. that is what we are up against. hearing,e kavanaugh senator mike lee throughout -- out, the cost of regulation is $2 trillion. where does it come from? back, after the writer did a stint with reagan. he came out with a figure of 150 billion. we asked him, where did you get that? he said, there is no good data there. i took the budgets of the major regulatory agencies and multiplied by five. year after year, this figure grows. your after year, there is no effective rebuttal to it. it is seen after -- by progressive economists, it is so absurd that it is not worthy of rebuttal. in the meantime, it is constantly drilled by the political structure of our country and the political allies until it becomes reported by the press as if it is a reality. we all know that there is a difference between small business and big business. i don't think much of the description here is going to relate to small businesses, mind's stores that try to compete. pop stores that try to compete. it's important to use the word corporate capita

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winter around the corner, coming sooner a lot colder.inter around the corner, coming sooner than many would like. as let's celebrate the warmth we had at the weekend. temperatures topping just 20 celsius from scotland to the south but by this weekend coming, a strong northerly wind, temperatures in single figures and yes that is a bit of snow, especially across some northern hills. we will get to that if you can bear to keep watching. first, let's look at what we've got now, high—pressure keeping us quiet for the start of the week but not for the start of the week but not for all. some rain in northern scotland, heavily into the northern isles and a strong gusting wind. turning breezy elsewhere that most other places this afternoon looking dry, temperatures down a bit out of the warmth of the weekend but then again very pleasant when you see some sunshine. the rain in the northern isles towards northern mainland scotland, the wind picking up mainland scotland, the wind picking up tonight across the northern half of the uk but keeping tem

in the past, he has done a remarkablejob far sooner.he has done a remarkablejob in making things happen, and we have full trust in our prime minister and the leadership, and here is what he has done. he does things that he says. the dam project is receiving popular support as well as criticism. imran khan will have to see how much of it tra nslates khan will have to see how much of it translates into hard cash. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. coming up, we will be taking a look at pampered pooch is, the latest trend in china — acupuncture for dogs. that is coming up on asia business report. and before we go, a new zealander has won his fourth world scrabble championship title at the finals in london. nigel richards clinched victory when he played the word "groutier," scoring 68 points. groutier comes from grouty, which means cross, sulky or sullen. malaysia—based mr richards began playing scrabble in 1995. he has won his three previous world scrabble champio

in fa ct, resolved sooner versus later.e way we see it right now, the titanic unfortunately is tied up in the dot. the passengers are loading. they know with the icebergs are and may also know there is not enough like buzz. so this is going to bea enough like buzz. so this is going to be a disaster unless someone steps up and fixes it real soon. it isa steps up and fixes it real soon. it is a little disconcerting to hear the two presidents are going to meet on the sidelines in the bonus ire is at the end of november. they should be on the front lines having a discussion. we are going to damage in java and discussion. we are going to damage injava and in america. this is not good for anyone. not to say that the issues are not serious, but we have a whole history in america of knowing that nobody wins a trade war. in 193a, a loss of a 2002, a loss, 2009, and loss. nobody wears a trade war and nobody is going to win this one either. and the trouble administration want to argue the tax benefits from the tax cuts and also that t

the sooners take a 17-0 lead.ooners leading 24-7 in the second, and look how fast murray makes it to the end zone himself. look at that. then he plays a little roc scis. paper wins needed definitely. he goes up and gets it. and then turns on the speed. 57-yard score. these are some big scores. the sooners win in a rout four touchdowns for murray in this one. >>> hey, northwestern and their strength and conditioning coach. they have an interesting way to get ready for the game. guess what? i don't care. it worked. yes, i did go to northwestern for grad school, so i kind of like it. wildcats quarterback clayton thorson threw three interceptions but he made up for it by scoringhreeow. two on the ground. look at him juke the defender. that was a five-yard score. his long touchdown pass came in the third quarter. 24-yard strike to kyric mcgowan who leapt up and made an amazing grab. northwestern upset wisconsin 31-17 the final. i should have been wearing purple. >>> game 4 of the world series starts in a few minutes. a

even sooner next yearfor commonwealth games.sooner next year for example and what we learned today was a whole new raft of sport events over the next day gave over 2020 onwards the likes of the football world cup and the government is backing that. the ryder cup and starts of all three cycling grantors as well. perhaps in consecutive years this is what they are targeting and it does not mean they will be there for all of the events but the funding agency has got it in mind and they spoke to me earlier. a combination of reasons why would want to host events and it's about hosting this event and a huge pride associated with it and a real positive impact that we could have with the country during those events but also from and after point of view it's, if you can compete at a home event then in a statistically the chances are that you will be wars successful. and around the time that we would be more qualified for the perlic games. and for mr 66 point of view it's very important to do. and sporting motivations. one of the potential

maybe they need to slow down sooner. jon: you are going to stick with me.e markets this week, a check on where treasuries have been. treasury yields shaping up as follows. down by 10 on a 10-year. still ahead, the week ahead featuring two major central bank decisions and payrolls around the corner. from new york, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jon: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." time for the final spread. over the next week, we will have a pair of central bank rate decisions. we will get another round of , the election, and the jobs report to close out the week next friday. payroll friday around the corner. i'm sure rick greider is board of talking about it but are we getting to the point where we could be close to the peak? >> we still like the front end of the curve. we think it might be well anchored. weyou continue to hold that, think it is reasonably priced now for the number of hikes you might have. the next movie could see is more of the steepening is the fed does indicate it will pull it three hiking cycle -- its rate hikin

and it all may happen sooner than previously thought. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: the future is closer than we think, and is not good, unless we do something about it. according to the latest united nations report on climate change. most climate scientists think we're already beginning to see the extreme consequence of a warming world. severe storms. sea level rise and flooding. in the philippines and on the u.s. east coast. other consequence, crop failure and mass population movement may also reach crisis levels in the next 20 years or so. all this will happen sooner than previously feared by the year 2030, the report says, if greenhouse gas emissions continue with current rates and global temperatures rise 2.7 degrees above what they were in pre-industrial times. in fact, we're already two-thirds of the way there. >> it's a challenge for human civilization. >> reporter: hitting the new lower target would require ending the use of fossil fuels in the next 30 years. the cost, an estimated $54 trillion would be cheaper, they say,

sooners up 17-0. murray, look at this speed. to the end zone, no one even close.elebrate with a little rock paper scissors, paper. 41 sooners at that point. murray finds lamb again. lamb turns it on. 57 yards for the score. the sooners win in a rout, 51-14, four touchdowns for murray. now here's halloween's michael myers. he's pumped for the florida, georgia game. jake from finds jeromy ma holloman. puts the bulldogs up 14-0. franks the layser to freddie swain. 36 yards for the score. but from and the bulldogs bite back. he hit terry goodwin. stride. 24-yard touchdown. ball dogs win 36-17. ucsc without daniels. up steps tyler vaughan. hey, whatever works. he makes the touchdown throw. puts the trojans up 28-24. the sun devils harry takes a punt at the eight, runs back to the two. but gets corner and the edge. turns it upfield all the way to the end zone. officially a 92-yard punt return or arizona state wins, 38-35 the final. they snapped usc's 19-game home winning streak. oregon state hasn't won a road game in 22 straight games. mcmillon, 75 yards. put the buffal

maybe they need to slow down sooner. jon: you are going to stick with me.markets this week, a check on where treasuries have been. twos, tens, and treasury yields 30's. shaping up as follows. treasuries receding a bit on the front end. down by 10 on a 10-year. down to 332 on a 30 year. still ahead, the final spread and the week ahead featuring two major central bank decisions and payrolls report around the corner. from new york, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jon: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." time for the final spread. over the next week, we will have a pair of central bank rate decisions. one from the bank of england other from the bank of japan. we will get another round of earnings. the brazilian election and the u.s. jobs report to close out the week next friday. payroll friday around the corner. marilyn, rachel, and robert are still with me. speaking of blackrock, the front end has been a story, the repricing on treasuries. are we getting to the point where we could be close to the peak? marliyn: we still like the front end

do wee need to sit down reform the program but begin sooner rather than later. don't kick the can down the road. with regard to aca we need to complete the repeal it notwithstanding the incorrect judgment of the supreme court as unconstitutional program in my opinion. either way itn doesn't work. it's a failed public policy and we need to look at it from the context of 330 million americans. not a few anecdotal instances where somebody is coverage now who didn't have it before. what is it done to the thousand other families or those individuals who benefited. race our way through the roof as our deductiblesug and soybeans o be reform sooner rather than later. >> i never said that i didn't support preexisting conditions. when i voted against the bill i said there are parts of this bill and that was one of the good parts. there are other parts i thought were a big mistake and too much government involved in some of the rest of it in setting up the bureaucracy too much for u rigidity. i thought it was unworkable and rural areas in the way they are setting up some o

for trump it's a very very serious i do do i think it's a very important first step and it happened sooner than people thought it would happen his comments really shouldn't come as a surprise given the fact that trump has been extremely reluctant from the get go to squarely blame saudi arabia he also repeated a number of times that even if involvement was proven he wouldn't wish to sacrifice the billions of dollars worth of weapons sales to punish them saudi arabia has been a great ally but i would prefer that we don't you. can see the one hundred ten billion dollars worth of work they are ordering military equipment everybody in the world one of that order we got it and we got all of it every bit of it i don't like stopping massive amounts of money that's being poured into our country spending one hundred ten billion dollars on military what they. think in this day create jobs like jobs and others. for this country you heard some of the steam will be bad news fifteen people eight hundred people will be punished by these. may just the but i'm sure the president would just pull out through

the geographical societies would probably sooner have believed the old african story about mt kilimanjaro that summit was wound about with a huge white snake. it's rare to see kebo from below the mountain the snowy peak is usually covered in cloud to see if you have to go up in an airplane or risk the difficult climb. the ascent begins down in the jungle like this is called cloud forest in the mornings it's actually in the clouds. was. my. a walk through the rain forest is much shorter now than a hundred years ago when the first european expeditions set out to conquer the mountain and that's not just because of modern equipment the rain forest itself has shrunk in some places but the green belt around the kilimanjaro massive is now only a small go across the rest has been chopped down for wood. as we go higher up the forest gives way to sick brushwood from about thirty eight hundred metres the climate will only support grasses and heather the more lands. are now on the sheer ridge in spite of its meaning it's actually one of the three summits of the kilimanjaro massive over thousands of y

to congress to be leaders and look on the horizon what is coming in project and then do something sooner rather than later but congressman peterson is been in office 28 years the national debt is 3 trillion of that 28 trillion and has not addressed that challenge i tell the folks of western minnesota that is my highest priority we could talk about the farm bill or any number of things but if the country goes down the tubes financially or bankrupt and cannot pay its bills than the rest is of very little use we have to get back to the balance budgets which we did in the 19 nineties. >> clothing line - - closing statements. hughes: thank you prairie public television for hosting us the republican candidate for congress minnesota seven i am running for congress because i think the people of western minnesota any true conservative leadership congressman peterson has for years saying he is conservative over pro-life and pro- guns but the entire 28 years as campaign is given money to democratic candidates up and down the ticket wildly against those values the most recently one who is very anti-

trader and also added that the whole case has been blown out of proportion i was saying that the sooner the media noise around the screwball case and the better of the systems regarding the script our case this spy scandal is being artificially kindled have seen some media outlets go as far as calling mr script probably human rights activist in france he's just a spy a traitor. he's scum that's all he is and the whole information campaign has been launched surrounding this case i think it will come to an end one day and i hope so and the sooner the better so while the russian president has been on the move this wednesday after attending an international forum in moscow he is expected here in st petersburg to hold talks with the also. it's going to be there a horse the meeting in a year both leaders are expected to try to point out pressing international issues including again the our global energy market the situation in syria so we'll see what comes out of this meeting. in a historic move north and south korean soldiers have begun removing landmines from the demilitarized zone which is

maybe they need to slow down a little sooner. jonathan: you are going to stick with me.tipp alongside rachel golden and marilyn watson. in the markets this week, a check on where treasuries have been. twos, tens, and 30's. treasury yields shaping up as follows. treasuries receiving a bit on the front end. down by 10 on a 10-year. down to 332 on a 30 year. still ahead on the program the , final spread. the week ahead featuring two major central bank rate decisions and payrolls report around the corner. from new york, this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." it is time now for the final spread. coming up over the next week, we will have a pair of central bank rate decisions. one from the bank of england and the other from the bank of japan. we will get another round of earnings, of course. the brazilian election and the u.s. jobs report to close out the week next friday. payrolls friday around the corner. still with me to discuss is rachel, marilyn, and robert are -- robert. speaking of blackrock, the front end has b

double agent trader and added that the whole keys had been blown out of proportion saying that the sooner the media noise around this crippled case and the better. regarding the script how this spy scandal is being artificially kindled i've seen some media outlets go as far as calling mr script probably human rights activists in france he's just a spy a traitor. he's scum that's all years and the whole information campaign has been launched around in this case i think it will come to an end one day and i hope so and the sooner the better. as i said the president is having a very busy day we're here in st petersburg where the meeting between the russian president and of the austrian chancellor is about to start very soon now their leaders are expected to discuss a number of pressing international issues so we'll see what comes out of that meeting. has made it a question over there petersburg no doubt we'll get back to you for the latest coming out of that conference that came within. the conservative party conference has wrapped up in the city of birmingham the spite speeches of unity the

so strong so stable that there will be no negative consequences but you know sure they will come sooner or later but the hardest wallop of all may be from america's biggest rival china. beijing shop window now plans an ample dollar free range from old trade in petrol you won the online crypto you won the new silk road colossus and beijing's own swift world banking network even u.s. media admit washington's now waging an. konami war room one tenth of the world and one in four people on this planet now live on the government's committed to drown dollar dominance mainstream economists pooh pooh any future without a glorious greenback ensuring any smash will only be more shocking. i want to bring you know the story that's generating a lot of interest on our social media sites today our brochure for a kindergarten in a wealthy german suburb has attracted the wrong kind of publicity after promoting itself as having hardly any migrants nationally bosses insist they've been misunderstood but as a nation he explains the business has also drawn criticism for focusing on only having well to do fam

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i'm sure that we will sooner or later, you cannot hide the truth and sooner or later they will have ton prince is used to these kind of tactics, he did at last year with the prime minister of a country, he summoned him and then basically bullied him and asked him to resign. so he could confront iran directly. this has been an unmitigated disaster for the saudis and also the americans who are his backers. now we need to stand up and forster this guy to tell us what exactly happened. if he disputes what the turkish police are saying, that they basically kidnapped him inside, they lure him in and dismembered him, put him in boxes and took the body out, then they have to prove that it is not true. somehow or other. i think that this crown prince has been engaged previously in war crimes in yemen and he will continue to do this until he is forced to say something. and not other public statement from the president, although he said he is not happy about what he's hearing but i wonder, if he would condone something like this, i'm not saying that, but constantly talking about the media being t

s for any of this he said this was today said the sooner i think the strongest comment was they justotched the cover up but he never. really. admitted that it might be connected to the crown prince so but there are there is a move in congress to put some sanctions on and he seems to be deferring to congress of course he has veto in our system he has veto power over any sanctions and also if you wanted to he could put probably put on some sanctions i'm self just unilaterally as an executive but the strong sanctions would have to come from congress but he does a veto power over that hearing is the case that saudi arabia is just to crucial an ally for washington washington to impose really severe penalties. well i think it's in our own mind it's traditionally been since one nine hundred forty three we've had this oreo for security trade we the saudis supposedly sable eyes the oil markets and we provide their security for them including so arm sales of course we have the law actually the leverage in the arms sales as a negotiator trump ought to know that but he thinks that we need to kow

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