even if it is still going to be a variable.er term than that, it is the demand side that a think is interesting and that had not really been focused on enough. with expectations of slowing global growth, has that been priced into you think to oil here? tim: that is really hard to know. i think there is some aspect of that certainly. emerging market demand and global growth generally is a variable or as an output of that is slower than it was. that is a natural response. you see it in a lot of other commodities. it is not just down to oil. there are these other factors that have been very difficult to disentangle from the price and ascribe it to one factor. it is a mixture of all of those. and perhaps more. it is very difficult to say. matt: in some sense, the chicken and egg story, but when we have oil at these relatively low , is that good for global growth? will that help fuel global growth anyway? tim: certainly economies like india that is dependent on oil imports, china it lowers the cost of production, this is the buildin

tonight we have variable amounts of cloud. clear for tonight we have variable amounts of cloud.time in the east with some east and fog developing in the south. but for most of us a frost—free night with temperatures around five to knipe degrees. —— nine degrees. tomorrow morning a cloudy, grey day, but some sunshine breaking through. a bit of rain in the north—west of scotland later on. it will tend to become light and patchy as it moves south. some rain in the central belt. for most of us, new year's in the central belt. for most of us, new yea r‘s eve in the central belt. for most of us, new year's eve looks dry. this area of high pressure will driving our weather into new year's day on tuesday. a weak front will introduce some cooler air in northern and eastern areas. the wind starting to come from the north —east on tuesday. after a cloudy few days, for new year's day it should be bright. more cloud on this front through the day. most of us in double figures in the south, and seven to nine in the north and chilly tuesday night. the blue colours return and we will see some fr

again, variable amounts of cloud. light winds.a chance of some frost and fog. so then, let's summarise christmas week. patchy fog on the way, there will be a touch of frost and some sunshine. bye— bye. this is bbc news, i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at three: rescue workers continue the search for survivors of the tsunami in indonesia. more than 370 people are now known to have died. there are fears the death toll could rise, with warnings of more deadly waves triggered by volcanic eruptions. ministers discuss security arrangements at airports following the drone activity that led to the closure of gatwick. thousands of rail passengers face disruption over christmas because of major engineering works. respect and understanding, the queen uses her christmas speech to deliver a message of goodwill to all. chris evans bids a festive farewell to listeners as he hosts his final radio 2 breakfast show. and coming up in half an hour, stephen sackur looks back at some of the programme's stand—out interviews of 2018.

there are a lot of variables here that we don't have a good handle on.o shale oil operators respond to lower prices? are they going to drill within their cash flows? what are those cash flows going to be? they are a function of well productivity, rig productivity. the data is either anecdotal or produced with significant lags. the biggest producing state in america is texas, and data from texas is published by the texas railroad commission. but it comes out with a lag of one or two months. and then that data is subject to huge revisions going on for the next six to 12 months. we are trying to forecast the future based on today's data. but actually, we don't have today's data. we are basing our view of the future on data that is actually maybe six or 12 months out of date. alix: using the data you get from kevin, how do you make a longer-term view? andy: that to me is so intriguing about what orbital insight is doing. because they are looking at the world in real time. but that allows one to make more precise and confident predictions about the future. yo

to the south of that, i think variable amounts of cloud and sunshine.the southern counties. it could end up being a very pleasant day for places like southampton, portsmouth, london. the more northerly you are, the more likely you are to hang onto the cloud. and the outlook through thursday and into friday: it stays relatively mild, again with variable amounts of cloud and light winds and always a chance of some frost and fog. so let's summarise christmas week. patchy fog on the way and there will be a touch of frost and some sunshine. goodbye. good afternoon. coastal residents near indonesia's anak krakatau volcano have been warned to keep away from beaches , amid fears that further eruptions and volcanic activity could trigger another tsunami. on saturday, giant waves crashed into coastal towns on the islands of sumatra and java, killing at least 280 people and injuring more than a thousand. officials have warned the death toll could rise. the sunda strait region was the worst affected — with buildings reduced to a tangled mess. rebecca henschke repor

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variable amounts of cloud.ttempt made it down to round three degrees in towns or cities but in rural spots, a touch of frost on the way first thing on thursday morning. here is thursday itself. sunshine to groups in the south of the country, north—eastern scotland also getting a bit of sunshine in the afternoon. the temperature is fairly similar to what we've got right now. japan confirms it will restart commercial well hunting in july, defying international ban. retail hopes for a boost as shoppers hit the traditional boxing day sales, with estimates that shoppers will spend £4 million. scientists in cambridge developer 3—d reality model of the tumour to find new cancer treatments. now, this year has seen heightened tension between russia and the uk but what do younger russians think of their british counterparts? newspeak has attempted to gauge our perceptions of each other. poisoning, spying, hacking, meddling in elections, peddling fake news. to say tensions with russia are high right now would be an unders

all the indicators, all the financial variables, all the economic variables, all of the global economicn making those decisions, how to promote employment and price stability. it's not just the stock market. it's other types of bond prices, bank lending rates, financials more broadly. what is fair to say is, over the last few weeks, financial conditions in the united states have tightened significantly. the federal reserve should be keeping that in mind, not just in the decision the make today, but, like i said before, like the wise family doctor given an change course,nd be flexible, be flexible in responding to new information coming in. the analogy you pointed to as being in a dark room, not knowing where you are. where is the greater downside risk? is this asymmetrical risk or asymmetrical -- is this ammetrical risk -- is this symmetrical risk or asymmetrical? five's more balanced than years ago. it seems pretty clear that the risks are tilted to the downside. i don't know if the fed will acknowledge that today. they may be reluctant to go that far. but i think that is a fair statem

we'll show you the variabilities that could happen. it's important for us all to know that. we look at our cash flows for benefit payments well into the future to ensure we have ample liquidity regardless of market environment and how stressful it is that we have cash to pay benefits for many years into the future. we want to show those metrics to you. we also have showing our as set allocation is and what it could look like in different kinds of environment and we show you different stress historical stress events with our existing as set allocation because it was different than 10 years ago and we will compare and contrast the results for our current as set allocations and what it was 10 years ago and show you that variability. we've taken good action to reduce the impact that a large decline in public w equity could have. the board please participate. we're looking forward to this. anna has been preparing for this since the time she arrived. i gave her four objectives and she has nailed all four of these in preparation for this meeting. a week from today. >> thank you. >>

that was the new variable which the republicans better catch up on. dollar, wet small are going to get to the bottom of that in a year or so. the press has not investigated any of that. if you did a regression on election winds, the spending is the number one variable. that used to be a senate race or president. my bishop in michigan, they spent 30 million for that state. >> what you think of the state of the media today? rep. brat: it is in terrible shape. i taught ethics for 20 years. they have codes of journalistic -.hics and they get an f it up.will ring we know they are upset at the president. just because you are upset at that one area doesn't mean you get to get rid of news reporting. if you look at the number of hits to republicans, and on the democratic side, it doesn't get too much worse. i am in academia. me and one other conservative with 100 colleagues at lunch every day. we have fun, we debate. there used to be classical liberals. that is shifting. againstn the show, five one. he put out some junk on minimum wage. i taught economics for

again, variable amounts of cloud. light winds.marise christmas week. patchy fog on the way, there will be a touch of frost and some sunshine. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm carol walker. the headlines at four: rescue workers continue the search for survivors of the tsunami in indonesia. more than 370 people are now known to have died. there are fears the death toll could rise with warnings of more deadly waves triggered by volcanic eruptions. ministers discuss security arrangements at airports following the drone activity that led to the closure of gatwick. thousands of rail passengers face disruption over christmas because of major engineering works. respect and understanding, the queen uses her christmas speech to deliver a message of goodwill to all. chris evans bids a festive farewell to listeners as he hosts his final radio 2 breakfast show.

tonight we have variable cloud, clear spells in the east.irst thing monday, new year's eve, tomorrow, another largely cloudy and grey day but there will be some sunshine breaking through, especially in eastern scotland. northern ireland seem brighter

variable cloud, sunshine and quite cool variable cloud, sunshine and quite cool. around. this is the picture to christmas day. chile the north—east scotland, maybe some foster round, most places dry and a little bit of brightness here and there. temperatures near the seasonal raum. milder further south and west. this is bbc news. i'm sharanjit leyl. our top stories: a row over president trump's planned border wall with mexico threatens a partial shutdown of the us government, with both sides blaming each other. it is up to the democrats. it is really a democrat shutdown. we have done our thing. president trump, you own the shutdown. you said so in your own words. the row spooks us markets with heavy losses in wall street's worst week for a decade. flights resume at britain's second—busiest airport, after three days of chaos and delays. but the drone and its operator are still at large. and a winter wonderland on mars. the european space agency captures startling images of the red planet

meant variable and looked to me to have the at the core chip the. more difficult to be very careful i want to come by whom betty. came from. all over the o.p.'s small farmers are being forced off their land and moved to new villages one and a half million people are about to be evicted. the government calls the forced relocation villages ational trading new villages the official reason is that the locals can only benefit from development programs that provide people with clean water health care school and food aid if they live in the villages. the major development program in the area is a program called p.b.s. . right beside the saudi star farm we find one of those new villages the only one who dares to speak with us is a local government official. the should go but i'm not an only due to my model because i'm cannot industry i can only go and it's just over when you thought of that article going on under bono to come to the back i'm doing but then you know where. we got annuity on and i'm bored i would as i don't i'm not a boozy each element. and s

again, variable amounts of cloud. light winds.ome frost and fog. so then, let's summarise christmas week. patchy fog on the way, there will be a touch of frost and some sunshine. bye— bye. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. rescue teams are trying to reach remote parts of the indonesian coast, where it's feared there are more victims of a deadly tsunami. officials say more than 370 people have died. there are warnings that eruptions at the volcanic island of anak krakatoa could trigger further deadly waves. delays on the roads and disruption for rail passengers is expected as people head home for the festive period. ministers discuss security arrangements at airports following the drone activity that led to the closure of gatwick. respect and understanding — the queen uses her christmas speech to deliver a message of goodwill to all. now on bbc news — stephen hawking, aretha franklin, tessa jowell and ken dodd — just a few of those who left us this year, and whose lives are celebrated in review 2018: we remember oh, it's doddy

it, how it develops and how the sentiment changes, and i think we've had pretty much all of the variables that characterize a bear market i remember going -- usually something happens that really doesn't make any sense at all and i'm kind of amazed how it goes on longer than it should like back in the dotcom days when companies were being ipo'd and had no sales let alone revenues and would explode to the upside on the ipo. that's kind of crazy and then we had the subprime lending with loans back in '05 and '06 and that went on longer than it should have. this time like we talkedabout year ago it was bitcoin which was truly a mania, we talked a year ago maybe in the end it's a good thing or the technology is a good thing the way it was being treated and believed in was a mania and then it crashed about a week after we met a year ago and it was at 17,500 when we were speaking right in this spot and of course now it's down below 3,500 so an 85% decline. and one after another you start to see various sectors of the market give it up. the global stock market peaked january 26th and so did the

that was the new variable which the republicans better catch up on that. they call it small dollar, we are going to get to the bottom of that in a year or so. the press has not investigated any of that. they did not report that. if you did a regression on election wins, the spending is the number one variable. my opponent spent 12 man dollars against me. that used to be a senate race or president. a few decades back. i never thought you could buy an election in this country and on election night i knew i was wrong. michigan, they spent $39 for that state. steve: what you think of the state of the media today? rep. brat: it is in terrible shape. i taught ethics for 20 years. they have codes of journalistic ethics and they would get an f-. no one will even bring it up. we know they are upset at the president. just because you are upset at that one area doesn't mean you get to get rid of news reporting. if you cover my race are anybody else's race and take a look at the number of hits to republicans and put pieces on the democratic side, chuck todd, it doesn'

again, variable amounts of cloud. light winds.'s always going to be a chance of some frost and fog. so then, let's summarise christmas week. patchy fog on the way, there will be a touch of frost and some sunshine. bye— bye. hello. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. the headlines: rescue teams are trying to reach remote parts of the indonesian coast, where it's feared there are more victims of a deadly tsunami. officials say more than 370 people have died. there are warnings that eruptions at the volcanic island of anak krakatoa could trigger further deadly waves. ministers discuss security arrangements at airports following the drone activity that led to the closure of gatwick. delays on the roads and disruption for rail passengers is expected as people head home for the festive period. respect and understanding — the queen uses her christmas speech to deliver a message of goodwill to all. now on bbc news, one of our interviews of the year. pep guardiola, manager of premier league champions manchester city, talks about the

variability, like tonsitions from la niÑa el niÑo, which cycles.ndicators of hurricane activity is the belt.s conveyor there is clear delineation of increased and decreased periods. we entered into an increased period of hurricane activity back in 1995. make presentations on that, that for the next 30 years, we're gonna really be that weor the fact built a lot of communities in coastable areas along the and we didn't do it to a standard where houses are storm surgeve the potentials, nor were they wind mitigated. it everen paying for since. >> we have 10 minutes left. >> so on the topic of hurricane been, i know that there's a lot of controversy surrounding the death toll. george washington university put out a study saying that nearly as an effectdied of hurricane maria. the puerto rican government came out with their own data. you said that fema does not count the death toll. think it's fair that fema should be responsible to poll in order to properly assess how much damage a hurricane or natural disaster in an affected community? >> fair question

so out there, three tonight we've got variable amounts of crowd.fog patches developing especially in the south, where we have lighter winds. most of us are frustrated at the head with temperatures hovering around five to 9 degrees. first thing monday morning, new year's eve of course tomorrow, another largely cloudy grey sort of day, but there will be sunshine breaking through the cloud, particularly for eastern scotland. seeing brighter spells as well. you'll notice a bit of rain arriving across the northwest of scotla nd arriving across the northwest of scotland later on on monday. although, it will tend to come quite light and patchy as it sinks south the evening hours. as we look towards new year's eve, for most of us, if you are seeing in the new year looks largely drive. pretty cloudy, there could be some mist and fog patches overnight as well. it's this big area of high pressure, which is going to be driving our weather on into new year's day on tuesday, there's a weak front, which will push its way south. that will introduce cooler air, you

we also look at things like climate variability. it is not just a changing climate, it is variability like transitioning from la niÑa el niÑo, which happens every five years. one of the primary drivers of decreased and increased periods of activity is the ocean's conveyor belt. it is the way it pumps water in and out of the basins. we entered into an increased period of hurricane activity in 1995. i used to make presentations on that. that for the next 30 years, we are going to be paying for the fact that we built a lot of communities in vulnerable areas along the coast and we did not do it to a standard where houses are elevated nor were they wind mitigated. we have been paying for it ever since. ms. swan: we have 10 minutes left. ms. dechalus: on the topic of hurricane maria, i know there has been a lot of controversies surrounding the death toll. george washington university put out a study saying nearly 3000 people died from hurricane maria. you have said time and time again that fema does not count the death toll. don't you thi

know water harvesting technologies to drought resistant crops on kind of technologies rated it a variable right now. and we also have the know how we can since area the question do you mind the likes in the seventeen countries in the region we do have the science and we do have the knowledge we brought degraded land into productive areas and what have you and we do we know how to do that what is left is investment and we also do know what to do with this water so we need investments to be able to bring as i said earlier we only irrigate less than three percent of available land we actually domesticated if such a word could be used in this context twenty percent of arab and land so if we do that we will be able to as definitely produce transform process create wealth and just and stop those kids who go to europe they're going to stay in the villages and what have you because they're educated they come out of school at a minimum hundred thousand graduate with at least back shows from each of those countries minister company in ecuador water isn't shrines in the constitution isn't it as a hu

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. >> fred, on wednesday, powell talk about the real variable being rates and not the balance sheet runff. he cited yellen's stance on that from the prior tenure. but what's the likelihood that we do want to move into an environment where we walk into every meeting with two variables. rates and the balance sheet. >> i think the key to understand is that the balance sheet is a technical issue. the fed i think rightly has been trying to make it very bored ed they're letting the balance sheet run off. i think that's the right thing to do. the main policy tool is the federal funds rate and talking about where that should be heading. and making decisions about where it should be getting involved in terms of thinki ining about what we need do is an important factor. it's just not the way to go. that could change by the way if the economy went into a deep dive and they might have to think about using the balance sheet again as a tool. but that's not the case right now and it's not something that is in the foreseeable future at least at this juncture. >> but part to have the problem with that,

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christmas day itself, variable amounts of cloud, some sunny spells. or 12 but for most, christmas day temperatures in single figures. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. i'm martin stanford. our top stories: urgently searching for trapped survivors of the indonesian tsunami, at least 220 people are now known to have died. these cars were parked on the other side of the road, i'm told, and they've been pushed on top of each other, on top of what was a holiday villa. pushed before hejumped — president trump forces out his defence chief two months ahead of his expected departure. meanwhile, president macron of france says he deeply regrets president trump's decision to pull american troops out of syria. and we have a special report from uzbekistan where a new president wants to put his country on the global tourist trail.

he feels that if that variable will variables taken out of the equation, then he's had so manyd politicalt popular president ever in the history of this great union. [laughter] >> juan: what are you laughing, i thought you liked the guy. >> jesse: i do. fox nation poll has him at 75%. maybe that's an outlier. is it an outlier, williams? >> juan: i think it's accurate. >> jesse: i trust the poll. i will say i do believe the mueller probe is taken a toll on the president's numbers. if you are the average america and you're not following a day-to-day like we are, you're just kind of, when you dial-in, you hear things. this person is getting indicted, the special counsel is doing this. after two years, it kind of melts into your brain and you get this feeling like, is there corruption going on? why is this cloud of corruption floating over this presidency? the other thing is, when you hear the media, the media constantly salivating over impeachment. or they see a redaction and they are predicting the redactions president donald trump and he's about to be led away in handcuffs. it takes a toll

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interest rates a key variable, what happens to the dollar and then the oil price.actors have been driving the markets. certainly, much of the selloff through october and then we saw a reversal in all four of those variables in november and we saw that rally and we are settling down and trying to rally. we will see where the fed goes with rates, but i think those are the four variables to watch and able to dictate how the markets finish for the year. that in mind, could we not see a christmas rally in china? ,t seems worst-case scenario [indiscernible] >> i think that is probably right. the chinese market is very detailed driven and prone to overshooting and so we could see that reverse quite quickly. ande is some value in china they are being selective in the stock picks and trying to shy away from the trade related issues. bite via there and that could turn, particularly if we get more encouraging messages out on trade discussion. what do you see has the highest potential in 2019? do you continue on growth stocks that continue to be badder? thisthink our best case

good newsand that is i think technology so i have donelf hundreds of demos probably over then in variably people will come in skeptical kind ofhere is some smoke and mirrors after few riding onees write of those vehicles and assuming it is working well. now, he i remember being on the freeway in california driving at 65 miles per hour down the road not touching the and tenmens in the woman who sat next to me said that is all it does? [laughter] self-driving car. know what you expected. but right? because one of this expense that we all have. right? we have all been in cars that efly drive themselves whether it is in the backseat or whether my wife is driving or i took a lift from the airport. right. it is just part of our lives. i talked a little bit about the challenges that i foresee and i am wondering if challenges that you guys are facing as you try to move ahead to this technology mainstreamt in the we're not thinking about it. aboutl, i think, we talk this. one of the hardest problems is really understanding what the arer drivers on the road doing. it turns out the most of the 99.9%

variable. but overall, it was really good.cult subject to put on film, and i thought they were completely convincing. i absolutely in traffic as well. i absolutely believed in them as well. well worth a watch. best dvd. mission impossible fallout, the thing is, who knew the mission impossible series is just when you get better and better? and... how many have there been by the way? ..i think seven now, but the thing about this is, it is not ironic. it is a proper nuts and bolts edge of your seat, action thriller and it's got fantastically executed set pieces but what i really like about it, it's very modern the way it's shot. it feels very physical and oddly old—fashioned for all its modern trappings and i just thought it was terrific. it moves like a bullet and it's a really good film and tom cruise is great in that role. i know he's not for everything and not for everyone, but he's really good in that role and he has seen this franchise from strength to strength. he's hurt himself so badly doing all the stunts. the stunt in

that's why it has impacts on several different variables. >> what about facebook it is down 20% overast 12 months and year to date. of course they seem to be peak angst now. i don't see anybody out there truly threatening their d dominance. there are questions about data privacy, that would hit a lot of people not just facebook if the rules fundamentally change doesn't that stock have a lot of potential? >> from a purely valuation perspective, facebook looks very attractive relative to amazon and alphabet, there's still some fundamental unanswered questions on the pace of decline in growth and margins and leadership and certainly regulatory and legal issues. in the context of a long term valuation framework, facebook is very attractive, in contrast to amazon and alphabet. we still think there are potential speed bumps near term. we prefer amazon and alphabet at these levels. >> and before we go, i want to pin you down on the idea that investors are getting aws for free how do you calculate the rest of amazon at a proper value to say aws is not even reflected there? >> well, if you lo

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we've had pretty much all of the variables that characterize a bear market. >> 880 stocks posted 52-week lows on monday is gundlach right? >> yeah, he is here is the thing. where are we in the bear market? we're pretty well along and poised to come out of it more than 50% of the stocks on the s&p 500 are down 20% that's been going on since july. and it's been this rotating every industry sort of gets into this bear market and then bottoms out. i feel there's very little left to be taken down in these markets and, frankly, what i also note is the stock market overall is not reacting to good news the fed has become dovish the past few weeks china has started to make significant moves to apiece this trade war and the market is ignoring that. that, to me, are signs we're near the end not in the beginning of what may be a bear market steph, is gundlach right >> it doesn't feel good, for sure it's been a brutal three months really >> it doesn't feel good, it doesn't look good. let's say it as it is. 81% of the s&p 500 in correction territory or worse >> yeah, but i think for you to say the bul