has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need remember in one one business shows you can't afford to miss the one and only boom bust. kind of. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm asking as are time now don't move to fast i welcome back match thanks max i do agree to be here so it's december twentieth and the fed has raised rates on my god they continue to taper the poncy are trying to do how is it possible what's going on is raising rates that they have room to make them lower further down the road i mean the federal reserve is boxed in these guys don't know what they're doing they're lying to everybody you know first they said that we were far away from neutra

market in equity markets in the stock markets it's been a thirty seven year bull market in bonds the ten year treasury yield has been sinking you mention of under paul volcker right there is what june of one nine hundred eighty nine hundred eighty one when it hit twenty percent and it's been sinking ever since so this is the past thirty seven forty years as you see basically the entire global debt infrastructure that under pins our entire global economy you keep on rolling over in debt so easily it's always cheaper and cheaper to roll over debt and here's the fed right now it's unable to even get that high without causing markets. to talk about much far stein in the second half you know of course you wrote plan a ponzi and he's been talking about this for a few years now and he was a bit early but as some famous financier i said i'd rather be a day early then the day late when it comes to catastrophic market collapses or reversals in this case and yeah it's a thirty seven year bull market in bonds that could be over and if the fed now becomes an activist that is trying to bring some inte

ample liquidity of lending the moves follow us thought markets worst week since the financial crisis ten years ago uncertainty over the partial government shutdown has added to concerns key indices how wiped out all their gains for the year. now. is following the developments on wall street for us good to see you sophie so it doesn't seem as if we're able to calm down markets what went wrong. no it did not come markets at all it kind of had the opposite effect it almost seemed like and vessels were suspicious on from a new chin statement as they wandered to why you would ask these kinds of questions now as if something was up or. you know something we all don't know the broad market was down with the dow dropping around six hundred points and also shares of mansfield bank of america with one point five percent i think there's just too much going on right now that it's grouping investors with largest growth and a fad that is still going to raise rates two more times and twenty nineteen so no sense a rally and not even a fairy limb here on wall street. and then of course there is the matte

we caught ten terrorists over the last very short period of time. ten. these are very serious people. our border agents, all of our law enforcement, has been incredible, what they've done, but we caught ten terrorists. these are people that were looking to do harm. we need the wall. we need, more important than anything, we need border security of which the wall is just a piece. but it's important. chuck, did you want to say something? >> here's what i want to say. we have a lot of disagreements here. "the washington post" today gave you a whole lot soft of pinocch because they say you constantly misstate how much of the wall is built and how much is there. but that's not the point. we have a disagreement about the wall. not on border security, but on the wall. we do not want to shut down the government. you have called 20 times to shut down the government. you say, i want to shut down the government. we don't. we want to come to an agreement. if we can't come to an agreement, we have solutions that will pass the house and senate, right now, and will not

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and ten cent holding of china has completed the initial public offering or i.p.o. for their spinoff music entertainment group raising one point one billion dollars shares went up for sale in the new york stock exchange yesterday fourteen dollars per share ten cent music is seeing growth pushing towards thirty percent this year helping the company to gain over rival spotify ten cents twenty five million paid subscribers still like far behind the eighty seven million paying listers that spotify claimed in the earnings report for q three. falling fuel prices are given are expected to give a much needed lift ailing global airlines next year and twenty one thousand according to an industry trade group the international global transport association

you haven't gotten one in more than ten years. more than ten years, and we got you a big one. i got you a big one. i got you -- ms. there were plenty of people who said, you know, we could make it smaller. we could make it 3%, 2%, 4%, i said, no, make it 10%, make it more than 10%. because it's been a long time. it's been more than ten years. that's a long time.

over the older guys i'm period are they anywhere from five to ten years is usually a time horizon as eventual you have to do the invest phase and then you have to do the harvest and then the return of capital but you're seeing these massive massive scale deals to the point where you know it only gives you a few options right you either got to go public or you've got to stay private but you see the onslaught of many activity both from corporate buyers but also from p. e. buyers as well you know if you look at some of the credit terms of the last ten years or so it's been very favorable for the p. e. environment just given kind of the last monetary policy globally you know as we kind of went through the recession and that's fueled a fire in roll ups and other types of add on's especially in healthcare in i.t. but in the just the venture space alone you're seeing a lot of corporate acquisitions and you know kind of the tech driven i.p.o.'s have somewhat performed ok i see how this looks a year out because you know there's a lot of provision says cooley as you go public as an insider hol

ten percent. you know i'll just add this to the list of things i'm ten percent excited about right which includes tubing down a river with my aunt. shopping for a couch on a hot day and anything new i'm an employed sound. and now i can add criminal justice bill that impacts a few thousand people i mean and look how surprised would be isn't this the best we can hope from congress that they do ten percent of their job that's a big step that's a big step bob i mean eighty seven members of the senate all agreed on this bill and only nineteen of those said i don't know a damn thing about it. that's huge i can't wait for next year i've heard rumors they're going to address ten percent of climate change what exactly are these guys . ninety percent of us will go extinct. but only ninety but you know who doesn't do anything ten percent coca-cola all right they keep it a hundred billboards have appeared around germany showing brands like coca-cola nutella taking a strong stance against the right wing and na

or 20 -- either ten or 20 years. it will also show your support for free college programs, which is sweeping the country and be a wonderful model for here, especially in a time of tremendous student debt. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is brendan, and i am from the arc. just want to say it's good to be in city college because it helps to keep my spirits up and my skills to build on my support, so yeah. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name's thomas -- supervisor -- good afternoon, supervisors. my name is thomas. i went to city college nine years. i learned to do computer, typing, do games -- play games, math games and word search. yeah. >> i'm paul polizano. i'm from the arc of san francisco. i support city college because i like it. thank you very much. >> hello, supervisors. my name is kylie huffman. i'm president of the charter youth commission. since june 2016 with supervisor kim's ground breaking resolution to intend to provide funding for city college on november 19, the youth commission vot

this is the district ten ntip planner. we looked for projects that will improve health, care quality, reduce vehicle miles traveled in district ten, especially through partnership of developers in all of the major development areas that are happening in district ten as well as emerging mobility services. we built off all of the long amount of planning that has been done in district ten and our deep understanding of the needs that have been vocalized throughout the years, and we used a cocreation strategy in developing the recommendations. we worked with an outreach team that used techniques, working with all of the stakeholders, so community members, both new and long-time residents, but also institutions, employers, and representatives of the development community to cocreate the solutions that we're recommending today. the first area of recommendation is new mobility. and microtransit or shuttle is recommendition as that we heard. we -- is recommendations that we heard where they are consistent with m.t.a.'s private tran

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has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten dollars each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars. but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember is one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only . they all. say yes but. so. yes to all this is all the good. old cut. cut. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to. politics sports i'm sure. i'll see you then. this is my cabin i built this party leader and did all this myself and then i this other one i had killed a few years before i got a little help with that and i feel shit on the skids so i can move it i've already moved it. twice. and this is. up to the stove and the. what's your profession would you do before you were an architect and registered architect so i worked in i worked all over

and at today's prices ten thousand be worth more than sixty five million dollars and in two thousand and eleven and two thousand and twelve the silk road was created by ross albright who was known under the pseudonym as dread pirate roberts the web site was designed to use for tor and big corn and allowed people to buy and sell whatever they wanted as long as they weren't hurting anyone else the widespread adoption of the coin and the invisibility of the dark web allowed silk road to quickly become the world's drug marketplace and dread pirate roberts to become one of the world's biggest drug kingpins in two thousand and thirty. he was arrested he is currently serving a double life sentence plus forty years without the possibility of parole meanwhile during that same time after steadily making gains was worth one dollar for the first time in two thousand and eleven by june of that year big quinn was worth over thirty dollars but then it took a hit and drop back down to ten dollars and now want to be the last time that coin prices took a hit over the next few years because it increase

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has been fined ten million dollars by south korean authorities they say the car maker was too slow to recall vehicles affected by a faulty engine but b.m.w. may have bigger worries than just the fine it now also faces a criminal investigation. south korea's transport ministry wants prosecutors to investigate german car maker b.m.w. it says it has evidence the old john took its time to form authorities of a forty car engine b.m.w. known b.m.w. said it recognise a correlation between the defect in the exhaust and the fire on its vehicles only on july twenty twenty eighteen there but the company's headquarters formed a task force in october twenty fifth in to resolve the problem of the fort and mbox on measures to minimize the risk of fire including changing the vehicle design for its once one you can check more than forty cases of fire involving b.m.w. cars were reported in south korea where the carmaker has now record more than one hundred seventy thousand vehicles by october b.m.w. had recalled another more than one million vehicles due to the same problem in europe and some asian cou

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while the top ten percent the top one percent the top point one percent were not hurting maybe relative to their position in two thousand and six and seven they were down some but they were still they might have been down from twenty billion that worth of ten billion the fact is they could he could have they could have chosen to instead just send seven thousand euro seven thousand six hundred fourteen euro to every household in europe that would have targeted that would have been q.e. for the people that would have been money for the masses that would have been something that had. cause not the cantillon effect which is what they've created instead this instability of the wealth and income gap whereby all the free money went to a very select few because when they're flooding the markets where he's meet with buyers pushing others to take more risk and buy more assets he says there's only a small percentage of people entities corporations in the world that get that money from the likes of danny blanchard from the central bankers and that's wall street and it's the banks that they're after

two million shares priced at thirteen dollars a share at the opening bell but they surged more than ten percent before settling slightly lower the i.p.o. raised more than a billion dollars one of the largest by a chinese company. our financial correspondent has been following of course this i.p.o. for us yes it's good to see you so what do we make of this first day does it mean good times to come for ten cent. well it was his soul it was not a stellar start into trading here at the new york stock exchange by the end of the day the stock was up by almost eight percent trading at fourteen dollars apiece but actually when a ten cent went into trading was thirteen dollars that was at the low end of the price range that stood between thirteen and fifteen dollars and then just a couple of weeks ago wall street was hoping that ten percent after the i.p.o. would get a valuation of for twenty five to thirty billion dollars but right now they're standing only at a valuation of a good twenty one billion dollars and i mean overall the environment for chinese companies here at the new york stock exc

hartford host michael harrison who is counting down his magazine's annual talkers ten the ten most talked about news stories of the year topic number six often seems like number one michael call me a skeptic call me a media insider but i think that this might be the most mis understood story of the year trump and the media doesn't trump the master of distraction secretly a lot of the adversarial press that always seems to take the bait. well i'll tell you i'm not his psychiatrist so i can't really say for sure what's going on in his head but i suspect observing him closely that he loves a fight and he uses his battle with the media to. to solidify his base and his supporters to galvanize them and he just loves attention he's thin skinned on one level but thick skinned on another very hard to read him that way he still mysterious in that regard and his battle with the media was custom made for his personality he's turned life into one big gigantic political reality show and you have met the president in person since mr trump became president he knows you to be an influencer but in person h

that in twenty fourteen civil aviation generated one point six trillion dollars and supported around ten point six million jobs and not just any jobs because a lot of the jobs that are done at an airport especially when we talk about aircraft maintenance and in other areas you know airport management these are high tech jobs these are jobs that pay very good incomes each employee who is a highly paid skilled worker you know he's going to be part of a chain of a whole bunch of other workers along the way so having a good airport having a well maintained. may get favorable destination is one of the best things you can do for a community the f.a.a. also estimates that. the national cost of a poll congestion is expected to rise to thirty four billion in twenty twenty before going on to sixty three billion by twenty forty of current funding levels. and this takes us to the issue of funding in america airports are funded in very different ways such as federal grants passenger facility charges bones and state and local grants it's not an easy puzzle to resolve and coordination between different

you won't use that word tens of thousands? right? ithink won't use that word tens of thousands?i have been very clear on this. you shouldn't last but as soon as the politician says i have been very clear, you know itjust isn't clear. thank you. the publication comes later. sajid javid will give a statement to the commens which you will watch on the commens which you will watch on the bbc news channel. the terror attacks of the last year brought renewed focus on what causes radicalisation and how it can be stopped. often, it is young people who are vulnerable to extremist messages. we've been in bradford, where mums are being trained to spot the signs of both far right and islamist radicalisation in their children. bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood has been given exclusive access and has this report. sirens. the terror attacks of 2017, in which 36 people were killed, brought renewed focus on the causes of radicalisation. the manchester arena, london bridge, and westminster bridge attacks were all carried out by those with extreme islamist views. and there were at least 12 far r

we called ten terrorists over a short period of time. these areer very serious people. the border ranges of our law enforcement has been incredible but they done a decent people that are looking to do harm. we need the wall and more equipment, border security. did you want to say something? >> we have a lot of disagreements here. the "washington post" today gives a whole lot of pinocchio because they said you constantly misstate how much of the wall is about and how much but that is not the point. we have a b disagreement not on border security but the wall. we do not want to shut down the government. you say i want d to shut down te government. we don't. we want to come to an agreement and i we can't we have solutions that will pass the house and senate right now and will not shut down the government andow that is what we are urging you to do, not threaten to shut down the government -- because you can't get your way. but the say something you say my way or we will shut down the government. we have a proposal democrats and republicans will support that will not shut do

has the tens of thousands figure been abandoned?igration down... you are just not going to use the words tens of thousands? it is in your manifesto, i have read you the precise words of the manifesto. it is our objective to reduce immigration to the tens of thousands, rather than hundreds of thousands. i'm inviting you since you say you are sticking to the ma nifesto you say you are sticking to the manifesto merely to repeat those words? what was clear from the ma nifesto words? what was clear from the manifesto is our commitment to bring net migration down and that is what this new system will... you are not going to use the words tens of thousands? i have been clear, i think i have been very clear on this. we also heard from the migration minister, caroline nokes, and she says the government wants to take advise from businesses and understand what their needs are. this white paper is very much the start of a conversation with industry and with regional devolved administrations across the uk. so we want to take advice from business

time here in london with the results expected by ten pm. tonight to resume a we'll find out whether she stays on as prime minister or not the leader who on tuesday was talked of as having lost all credibility all authority on monday made the extraordinary decision to postpone the vote on her break the deal reached painstakingly with the european union and then to dash off to europe on a whistle stop last minute tour desperately seeking support from her colleagues in the e.u. to help get this deal across the line there's no majority for it it is widely disliked here will she now faces that leadership challenge and we will know in due course as i say whether she's to go or whether she's to stay she goes i wonder about there being well there isn't really a ready made replacement as such i've just been looking at twitter and seeing the likes of michael gove and of jeremy hunt tweeting their support for the prime minister but they are the senior members of the government who would probably be in line for the job. well you know what nobody is str

tour on the run in ten returns home on d w dot com among its hangs. the world population is increasing the climate is trying to it's getting warmer and there are going to be more and more places where you cannot grow predicts no probs we have to fix this and the white to do that is to use the model and genetic modification that the odds to make that across it is a lot safer than anything we've done by traditional genetic modification you take one today you know exactly what it is you put it into another plant to come out exactly where it's gone i think we will be ideal. to provide enough food for people by twenty fifty if we can make crops who grow under semi arid conditions this will lead to meet a much greater stability in the food supply that we have at the moment. a little. bit of the. us judges have postponed sentencing michael flynn the highest profile culprit so far in the investigation into alleged russian election meetings the former national security adviser peta guilty to lying to the f.b.i. about his contacts with russia's ambassador to th

i need ten senators. that's the problem. >> you have the white house, you have the senate, you have the house of representatives. >> the house would give me the vote if i wanted it but i can't, because -- nancy, i need ten votes. >> let me just say one thing. the fact is, you do not have the votes in the house. >> nancy, i do. >> then let's find out. >> nancy, we need border security. it's very simple. people are pouring into our country, including terrorists. including terrorists. we caught ten terrorists over the last very short period of time. our border agents, all of our law enforcement has been incredible, what they've done. we caught ten terrorists. these are people that were looking to do harm. we need the wall. we need more than anything. we need border security of which the wall is just a piece. chuck, did you want to say something? >> here's what i want to say. we have a lot of disagreements here. the "washington post" today gave you a whole lot of pinocchios because they say you constantly mis

has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be all for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred tree per second per second and one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only boom bust. i. said tough you know i'm going to. get back. welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser ok this is coming out you can preorder this right now at amazon and forgive them their debts this is a masterpiece written by the master himself dr michael hudson welcome back to the guys report thank you have me back i've been waiting for this book for a while this is i see all the people the back there david graber and purdah for steve kean paul craig roberts are all raving about this and it's really a much needed book and especially in the h

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i think in the next year we'll be wre w are today ten down and ten up. >> he did add that a potentialt decline i market could lead the federal reserve to hold off raising interest rates in 2019 and that in turn could boost equity prices. speaking of which, the fed funde fu markets which reflect traders sentiment about the future rate moves byerhe f reserve, it's gradually reducing the probability of a dember te increase. it now stands at 68%. that's a ur-month low. the market is also interestingly currently pricing ino rate increases for all of next year. that could change though. >>> as we mentioned at the top of the program, there was disarray in london today when british prime minis trresa may was forced to delay a parliamentary vote on her proposed brexit deal because of concerns it did not have enough votes. not only did thaat c uncertainty for europe and brittain's future as part of the european union, but it further clouds investor's outlook on the global economy. wilfred frost reports for us from london. >> reporter: u.k. prime minister theresa may called off a make or break fi

ten-year gilt as well, i was talking about the price action in the ftse 100. gilts today, the only fixed income instrument coming off yields are moving higher in the gilt market today, perhaps pricing in more optimism about what these latest amendments coming out of parliament mean for the future of brexit interesting that gilts are the one market coming off. 10-year btp is rallying. that's the picture for european fixed income let's talk about stocks in asia. they also closed lower after the plunge on wall street. nancy joins us from singapore. >> hi, joumanna bercetche. you were basically blending in with the european stocks there, i have the opposite issue today. i'm standing in stark contrast to the asian market wall not a spot of green on this board behind me. after the moves we saw on wall street, that was very much in lined with the expectation we should note we did see steeper losses in the session pair back by the end of the day for key markets such as the nikkei 225 not altogether terrible considering the news we got on wall street. the nikkei 225 di