it is not a sacrament but the candles, the vestments, everything of beauty in the mass is a sacramental portal through which god offers us grace, if only we will cooperate with it. that is what music should serve as, a portal of grace. >> that sounds good. >> we will keep that in mind. we will take a brief break and talk in more detail and listen to some of your music. we will be right back. >>> hello, welcome back. it is so enjoyable to talk about music. it is basic in creation. it goes to the highest intricate complexities of mathematical relationships. so, we want to listen to a couple pieces of your music and have you discuss this with us. let me say this, we have to disappoint you. these are five to seven minutes long. we will do a brief excerpt and frank will tell us something about what is happening musically and theologically. >> all right. let's go to clip 1. >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> ♪ music ] >> ♪ [ music ] >> this is a

the circumstances but with our own. in an environment with this much political division of course you cannot secure these facilities you cannot bring in vestmentsand the economy will lead behind but i think the situation is much better than than two years ago or even last year which will give the the national conference a better chance to succeed i know that today for example this week the liquidity crunch has started to ease and people are starting to be able to withdraw more than a thousand dinars a week is said of five hundred dinars a month so i think things are moving a little bit better of course these are not solutions to our structural economic problems in libya but i think it's progress in that i think the the the west the international community has to allow libyans a chance to solve this problem and keep the regional powers and international powers away and i hope that will happen specially with the cooperation of the russians and the egyptians with the italians and use of this national dialogue that has been underway that feller's mentioned it included the participation of more than eight thousand people which actually is not a huge

the u.s. does not want to lose asia you definitely want to have more you vestment more important to this region but i can also see that in donald trump's of ministration the actually already changed the previous approach towards this region previously for president obama and they had this kind of pivot to asia policy and not on the tom has changed and his approach and we can see more you do that the world approaches from the on the tom towards the bit towards this region which has not being. welcomed by many countries in the region so i think all of these are still evolving and we still need to see to what extend this kind of new strategy of. civic strategy. play in the region office ok mr junger thank you so much for having time again to talk to me here now dr chen jiang senior research fellow and assistant director at the national university of singapore now i will be staying here in singapore for the rest of the day bringing you all the latest from the as the in summit and from how russia's pitch go now looking forward to your reports later in the day ati's you go to an off thank you. for te

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the c.e.o. talked about he was going to make a vaal stim vestment in terms of their employees and e-commerce which he has done and with regard to wal-mart i would say you know look at the chinese new year that's coming in february and that's actually the middle of february or february to get states to one thousand nine hundred like that in one thousand but chinese new year bought is huge is actually larger than christmas across the world in terms of sales and more knowledge is very well positioned as is kroger i think that the pick up process the pick up option now installs has also been very beneficial so i think both of those stocks are doing well because they've been so innovative and they're in the top ten and you want to give us a quick take on costco but you've got wal-mart. about costco and kroger daniel. sure william i mean kroger does look like a good long term buy look going forward and looking at what the market is doing right now you really do want to focus on stocks like kroger stocks like wal-mart stocks like costco why because they're consumer staples so when the market hits a littl

so focusing on policy as opposed to rhetoric, an example of that would be the polarizing issue of boycott and die vestment sanction. now that cause is very important to me. i'm not going to expect for a candidate to promote bds. i'm not going to expect the candidate to be perfect from palestine, that's where you see the ethical candidates buckle they've have done so well without a script on so many other things. so a candidate might be wishy washy on israel and palestine. they might start out the typical and they can be our greatest ally. and the performance. you are going to protect my right to tb snchlt are you going to protect our institutions when they endorse and sign on to the bds movement at religious groups like the churches like they have done? are you going to protect that right to boycott? if you are not, you will get my vote. so you might -- you are wishy washy on the discussion and you might even say that you're personally opposed to bds and still get my vote. but i can not endorse a platform that would terminalize bds, for example. we have to sort between policy and rhetoric and that takes r

let's start with you >> it started with comments over the weekend at the apec summit not providing any anyone vestments. trade sensitive stocks down about 5% casino stocks widely seen as a proxy for china are also underperforming the market they reported weak guidance among others are trading down. trade and china growth are playing out in different pockets of this market other parts are holding up relatively well. yields lower the dollar is weaker gold is higher and oil is stabilized here at $67 a barrel. on the sector side of things energy tech that are contributing to the downward move we are seeing today put out a note they say that the pull back we are seeing is an attractive entry point. finally, this snapshot sum marrizes this narrative that has been gaining traction over the past couple of weeks >> thanks very much for that the nasdaq getting hit the hardest today among the major averages let's send it who is at the nasdaq with more on who is driving the decline. >> growth is certainly not what's driving upside. the nasdaq has so far held the october low. so have the kplun cases sector and chip

the rest of the people are now clients of the united states, because we have a deficit with them, not a bad earn vestment> sounds like a guy that doesn't believe in tariffs at all. >> i do not believe in tariffs at all >> you tell the administration this is a bad idea >> i'm very careful about telling the administration anything no, i don't talk to them, i run a neutral -- i'm a neutral facilitator risk management. i'm not trying to tell them what to do, what they shouldn't do. the question being asked is how is this going to play out in my opinion. the farm community is going to have a big say in this, and rightfully so, so i think that something needs to get done. i think it's healthy for the united states to get something done >> you have a question in the studio for terry duffy >> i agree with terry, it's healthier for something to get done thanks to what the cme has, a lot of those farmers that were able to hedge much higher prices this year, which is what the contract was made for, terry, the bad news is, now that the contract is at such a low level, they can't do the same thing next year, which sp

the global i♪vestment management businesses of cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it -worry if we have enough to last. ♪ cal: ellen, our certified financial planner™ professional, helps us manage our cash flow and plan for the unexpected. valerie: her experience and training gave us the courage to go for it. it's our "confident forever plan"... cal: ...and it's all possible with a cfp® professional. find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. then i need to get if i'm into character. santa, ♪ ho ho ho this is christmas, baby ♪ [ groans ] dude, how many candy canes did you eat? [ mumbles ] that's hurtful. >>> let's get you caught up on the markets at this hour joining us now, david bianco, welcome. >> good morning. >> yesterday's rally on the dow, were you a buyer >> yes, we think there's more to come the midterm elections has something for everyone something for joe, something for andrew and we think the market got oversold when it approached those corrections back in october. i think the s&p is going to be 2100 by the end of the year, earl