we view them as tandem, as moving forward together. we view them as important parallel processes, and that working group is designed to make sure they continue to remain that way. >> and a final question, cnn. >> hi. secretary pompeo, you mentioned you're gathering all these facts. does the president's statement today mean that that fact-finding segment is over, and have you seen the assessment he is expected to get today? secretary pompeo: i can't comment on intelligence matters. i'll direct you to the -- to the dni director coats or to the cia to talk about particular intelligence issues. facts will obviously still continue to come to light. i'm confident of that. it's the way the world works. >> and as these facts come to light, will you pursue further actions against whoever, even if it does show culpability of -- secretary pompeo: we have been unambiguous with respect to how we have treated the data set that we have been able to get. when america has the information it needs, it will, of course, do the right thing to protect ameri

. -- they move in tandem. they just do. there might be a rare exception with this turnout, that they might not move in tandem, but if you are like me, you want a cheat sheet going into election night. in the senatergin is going to tell us a lot. something very important to focus on. in addition to the high turnout, the most interesting demographic by far in this election are why people. all right? i don't know how you have done it, why people -- [laughter] interesting dynamic, because it is hard to believe, but in the 1980's, the college, noncollege voters among whites made a 1% difference. what you're going to see is a realignment -- i am talking about college white females, -- .e did a poll white females, not college white females, all white females. guess.ials 18-30, i 70-in 19. 19. i don't know who is going to vote, we will see, but i feel very comfortable saying that the political divisions among whites , particularly by gender and education are going to be as mind-boggling as the number of people who vot

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we don't know if it goes in tandem with the corsi allegation that he had a plea arrangement with mueller that has now fallen apart, whether it's somehow related to the president turning in his answers to the written test that he took for bob mueller. we don manafort is sitting on? what did he either do or what did he know about that's so sensitive that he's willing to go to jail that for him will be a virtual life sentence in prison rather than coming clean with mueller. one suspects that's a weighty secret. we don't know if it goes in tandem with the corsi allegation that he had a plea arrangement with mueller that has now fallen apart, whether it's somehow related to the president turning in his answers to the written test that he took for bob mueller. we don't know if that's all related or if it's the special counsel saying in his filing, manafort was simply not truthful on a variety of topics, and at some point the special prosecutor became fed up with that and decided to pull the plug on the plea deal. >> counselor, you hear what your co-counsel slipped in there. does it have anythi

until that point you could make a case that martin o'neill and roy keane were working in tandem and theyallen off the cliff since then. the list of results, one friendly win in 2018. in recent games not even a hint things were improving. no goals in the last four matches. inevitable, the matter who you are. martin o'neill as a very eloquent statement as you would expect. the banks are players and fa ns expect. the banks are players and fans and backroom staff but he doesn't mentionjohn fans and backroom staff but he doesn't mention john delaney. fans and backroom staff but he doesn't mentionjohn delaney. he looks back with rose tinted glasses. when they beat italy. euro 2016, they were only knocked out by the ones who would go on to become world champions. there were high is a long wait but it felt that even if pep guardiola was in charge those players went gelling and whoever comes in faces a big task.|j players went gelling and whoever comes in faces a big task. i don't think michael o'neill has plans to retire soon but looking at the vacancy, retire soon but looking at the vacancy, wh

and regional bodies in tandem a project between germany and the netherlands encounters between artists t.v. shows film projects and sound experiments. back to danielle a sportsman and. they're about to swap homes and spend a period working in each other's countries. recommends that daniella visits the harbor district of the dog and canal. for a long time it was my creative home i had a studio. jazz club was next door great location fantastic music so i definitely recommend it to. this lovely looking out of the water and summer it's a lovely place to hang out with a drink. a day man recommends a visit to the old market square. this place is because it has all buildings a lot of cafes and also there are quite some culture spaces here space behind me. aside you have film house and so it's really nice place to be to hang around. until the time comes for them to trade places they'll continue their creative collaboration eventually they'll publish it. catalog and in march their work will be shown in an exhibition in a month's time. and saying on the subject of art and cultural exchange we ha

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in tandem to this israeli defense minister of italy they've been quit on wednesday in protest of the gaza ceasefire which he described as a capitulation to terror the u.n. security council held an emergency meeting on the conflict the day before in which the israeli representative and palestinian observer were at loggerheads. security council must only condemn hamas we condemn in the strongest possible terms this aggression by israel there is no such a thing both sides. but that taxon fires the result of this blockade which is immoral and illegal and it is in the humane and we will continue to take any measure no measure necessary to protect our people that this round of violence was created as a result of a botched bizarrely military operation in the gaza strip it's very interesting for me to hear the israeli ambassador speak about the gaza as collation all of the victims except one of this round of escalation where palestinian all of the victims were inside gaza and not outside of the gaza strip israel bombed a t.v. station it bombed residential buildings it leveled them to the gro

it goes in tandem with what you had in your notes. passed the gutters in three floors down. asking, what would cause an upside surprise for the global economy in 2019? everyone seems very negative but all that is sentiment rather than data. >> the world is definitely not falling off the proverbial cliff on economic data. what i am watching out for is a u.s. infrastructure bill. this is any -- more important than a china u.s. trade deal. this will give us a pathway for the next 12 months. it is up to the democrats. will they come and do something with the republicans? they said that is something they on, thetually agree infrastructure bill. or will they be more combative? that is the most important thing to watch out for. david: almost fiscal stimulus 2.0. that does not seem like good news if you are sitting in em. kay: potentially not but in the sense of an infrastructure built for the u.s., that would be very bullish for commodity sure sure than another round of tax cuts which would just slowly go to u.s. companies. it is a better st

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it will operate in tandem with the base in seattle5 and share billion worth of investment and 50,000ew jobs.on a ub has been found in a lamborghini by police inaf paris r officers discovered the driver taking pictures with the animal. the man reportedly said it was just cat, but was later arrested. has been taken to an animal shelter. israeli forc and palestinians in gaza have been exchanging fire in the worst violence between the two sides in four years. israel's military says hundreds of rockets and mortars have been fired by palestinian militants towards southern israel, while israeli warplanes haveed out more than 100 bombings on targets in gaza. our middle east correspond reports from gaza city. reporter: a warning shot is fired. then an israeli warplane hits the studios of a tv station run by hamas. people flee in panic.ad the buildingeen evacuated. israel said its waves of airstrikes were in response to this, more than 400 rockets and mortars fired by militants in gaza into southern israel. some were shot down, others hit home the flareup started on sunday. israeli special for

would be to try and enable people from marginalized communities to amplify their voices and so in tandem with that run training scheme a mentorships game so that people from working class backgrounds from disadvantaged backgrounds find it easier to enter the arts and media we do so you know provide paid work placements on productions where they were films documentaries television programs so in very early stages you know see some law that you need to raise a lot of fund in. the next creative project that will be due in around the book will be a series of short films which will be a mix of established document. makers and some first time filmmakers to have been you know start work on that next year. thank you before we go will be played out by watering spoken word bird so here the core of her song gran fell but that's over the show we're back on monday oh guy fawkes day for more on britain's continued backing for the war in yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis until then committed to a social media will be back on monday ninety eight years of the day that a million americans voted

president while that is necessarily checked by the work that the house and the senate do working in tandem sometimes working at cross purposes but at the end of the day the two houses of congress are as equally powerful as is the president and so there is this this sense of checks and balances which doll trump seemingly would like to ignore but this is a fundamental tenet of the u.s. constitution so when adam schiff says he wants to call in jena wrangle the hassle excuse me the director of the cia or he wants to call in dan coats who is the overall director of national intelligence or he wants to call in the head of the national security agency the eavesdropping the wiretapping agency that listens to signals and conversations and reads e-mails for in foreign governments all over the world. that is a power that the congress actually has there's nothing that donald trump or any us president could do to stop adam schiff or any other member of congress from calling in people to explain the work that they are doing that is constitutionally mandated it is a fundamental tenet of the way the u.s.

close is the two state solution now that the lights are on and there's nowhere to hide up front for tandems on al-jazeera the right to adequate house watch is adequate who decides when she's asked housing is not. just about four walls and a roof it's about living in a place where you have peace security and most importantly dignity un special rapporteur lonely for two hours just seeing. the turkey says the saudi hit squad that strangled to death the journalist has carried out similar operations before. i know that i'm going with all of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up the u.s. and iran says it's re-imposing sanctions against iran described by the white house as the toughest yet protests are called off in pakistan against judges who acquitted a woman of blasphemy. and russia and china are being blamed for blocking international efforts to create the world's largest marine reserve in antarctica. if they're warm welcome to the program turkey's drip feeding more details on the merger of jamal khashoggi a month after he walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul never to be se

happen and the government would implode within six months if you have mats and angle americal in tandem see the favored candidate right now and he has a lot of support from the conservative base in the party that's absolutely right he's a he's there's a lot of euphoria in the party surrounding for matz they see him as as embodying a possible return to very much sort of traditional values national identity is what he's talked about very different from angela merkel the sort of the much more the liberal centrist but there are two other candidates and a great crime can bar the is the favorite uncle of medical she very much wants her to succeed as the party leader and then eventually as the chancellor and she is very very much a successor for all of our yes she she would be very much in angela merkel's mold of course ok you know what about the conservatives partners in the coalition the social democrats they have suffered conservative losses really struggling right elaine you know some say they're heading for single digits right now how secure is the coalition with their setbacks in those r

she edged him out of power can you really imagine them working together in tandem until twenty twenty one i think so because uncle americal did a good job in the last year's flu schmetz point of that i would also and also i think we need a change in the party the time is there so i think there will be two or three years where both have to work together and i think that will be very powerful for our party and that's a good thing. thank you very much for being with us. for a year watching d.w. news still to come so long the pun day comes from a place in india where a few women work outside their home she overcame the odds to become a t.v. reporter but now she's forced to spend part of her working day fighting off sexual predators. but first to the fallout from the death of saudi journalist it's even having an impact on the world of sports tennis stars rough and a dollar novak djokovic are under pressure to pull out of an event in riyadh next month this follows allegations of saudis murdered in their istanbul consulate roger federer has already turned down an invite to a country that's d

products that nobody knew about seemed like a problem to me as well i think in tandem well what you said about freddie and yanni peter that this is asking a lot because we're out of time but i'd sure like you to come back in the next week and talk about some of these specific stocks that we were going to get to but we didn't now i think i got what i have time to talk about them. and i know you do unfortunately we don't today but thank you the c.e.o. and chief global strategist at your it precipitate capital thank you peter appreciate it. all right in housing u.s. housing starts are up by one point five percent that's the good news the bad news is the expectation was for more a two point four percent increase so near a one percent lower increase than expectations a particular note is the single family housing problem it's which were down the growth in housing permits is actually in multifamily units the thing is we already have a surplus of multifamily units available go figure the news comes as the federal reserve is still expected to raise interest rates by a quarter of a percent in dec

we don't know if it goes in tandem with the corsi allegation that he had a plea arrangement with mueller that has now fallen apart, whether it's somehow related to the president turning in his answers to the written test that he took for bob mueller. we don't know if that's all related or if it's the special counsel saying in his filing, manafort was simply not truthful on a variety of topics, and at some point the special prosecutor became fed up with that and decided to pull the plug on the plea deal. >> counselor, you hear what your co-counsel slipped in there. does it have anything to do with donald trump submitting his written answers? that happens and a few days later we get this. do you think the two are at all related? >> i don't know. there is obviously a sexy argument that it was ole oleg deripaska or the pardon. he's been dangling the pardon. he does it not just with lawyers but with tweets right in front of us. there is a mindset of a guy like this. he's basically a grifter. he's been stealing and cheating and lying for so long that he just can't give it up. and there's somet

and racine metals and bonds all fall in tandem. that has been the trade. so where do investors seek refuge from the selling that we've seen for much of 2018. i think they really had to sit back and take it deep breath and let the markets do. one thing we happen to do. i think they have to sit back and relax and let the markets relax. one thing that has been a fact in the history of markets as they do go up a% year-over-year. and there will be selloffs. a major correction is due. we will recover. i think that's really the way that investors should look at it. i am trading the markets and the short side. they are underweight for 2019. the u.s. equities. i think if you look at it again. it would go to the same theory again. the emerging markets have been totally destroyed. with the overall a stronger dollar and all the other things that have gone on to have caused them to get sold very hard. i think your overall risk versus reward really favors owning them versus trying to sell them. i think this is the time to buy it. thank you very much. we are seen triple

over theee oil prices next 5-10 years moved in tandem. since the beginning of the month you have seen inflation expectations pick up even as oil prices declined. you start to ask why. remember the jobs data we got and how wages are increasing. it is not just wages. also the cost to employers to employ people. you can see both of these lines rising. is white line is, the yellow the cost of civilian workers. the yellow line is average hourly earnings. >> thanks. i'm going to take a look at the energy stocks. i don't want to get to granule, there is a proposition today in colorado that would curb drilling in the state. that is weighing on some of the shares. wrigley cryeron -- wouldrilling site require any new drilling site to be away from vulnerable areas. this would shut down half of the drilling opportunities the state has. this is important because when you think about the basin, colorado is actually be fifth-largest oil producer in the united states. ,000 barrels in august. if there is some curb, companies are basically saying they may

europe profoundly committed to german friendship a german frank french friendship to the german french tandem he believes that can lead us to lead europe into what he called a new stage a new phase in its development he said we must pull our capacities we must pool our politics even our taxation more consolidated europe russia no solutions were being provided by the euro the anglo german the franco german town them the question is though how much support does not turn to really have he's calling for more europe as a solution to all the ills that europe is facing and i'm not sure how many countries around europe how many people around europe have a real stomach for more europe his old us city and his leap of faith it's remarkable absolutely it was sent me a very optimistic message there from the french president let's go to kate and kate i want to ask you and about the significance of the day off remember and. take us through some of the highlights. well of course this is a very important day for germany every year but unfortunately we've heard a lot actually here across media today there is a