solomon returns to america in 1853, still searching for a way to strike it rich. the following year, the united states completes the gadsden purchase from mexico, adding nearly 30,000 square miles, including tucson, along our southern border. solomon sees a new frontier to be conquered. >> what makes pioneer status? >> the willing to risk. there's a saying, "the cowards didn't come," and so you had to be brave to come out to the frontier. >> a big, powerful man, 6'1/2" tall, solomon hauls 13 mules loaded with merchandise into the new territory and opens a general store in tucson, then just a small town of less than 1,000 people. >> he was the first to sell american goods in tucson. >> who were his customers? >> the butterfield stage came through tucson, and whatever you wanted, you had to buy it from solomon warner. >> as the town grows, so do warner's riches, but his business interests are interrupted when civil war breaks out in 1861. >> tucson was under the confederacy and captain sherod hunter asked all of the citizens to swear an oath to the confederacy. >> w

solomon, same question to you. mr. solomon: we have a process of vetting. mr. posey: anybody you found objectionable? mr. solomon: there are no industries but certain companies and certain industries based on practice that we won't specifically deal with. mr. posey: such as? mr. solomon: we don't do business with companies that manufacture assault weapons, bump stocks, high capacity magazines. mr. posey: ok. mr. scharf. mr. scharf: our clients are predominantly financial institutions and asset managers. our clients are predominantly financial institutions and asset managers and we do a series of suitability reviews on those clients and make individual determinations. mr. posey: are there any you found objectionable you don't want to do business with? mr. scharf: no. not as an industry. as individuals, yes. mr. posey: mr. gorman? mr. gorman: we have a franchise committee which evalue waits different transactions -- evaluates different transactions. mr. posey: have you found any you don't want to do business with? mr. gorman: we restricted of retail sales of auto

was that why he reached out again to adrian solomon with this request? >> i'm really hoping we can end up back together. >> he told her, said adrian, he was thinking of changing his lifestyle, quitting poker, if only she'd take him back. well, she was a different adrian now. >> i think i kind of felt more powerful in that conversation than i had with him in a long time because i know that i don't trust a single word that he says. >> meanwhile, back in vegas, detectives learn that just days before the murders ernie scherer had made a rather unusual request of this man. his name is david mock. >> he asked me if i would do something slightly illegal for $300. >> david is a professional piano player in vegas. >> he says, oh, i'm looking to get a gun because i'm a professional gambler and i carry a lot of money. i thought, you know, no. i'm not going to do that. >> and investigators discovered ernie also asked david's performance partner to buy him a gun and offered another friend $50,000 to point the finger of suspicion away from ernie and towards someone el

" sit do with makan delrahim and goldman sachs ceo david solomon. don't miss either of those sit-downs. in the çóeantime, a quick check on where the major averages record high on the s&p 500 above that 2941 level. and just a little change on top with the dow down about a point. >> thate1 open music was c.j. f the hour the road map starts with boeing. reportedly failing to tell airlines it shut off the safety feature onsq 737 max shareholders. >> the s&p 500 and the nasdaq, new recorde highs >> a big week for investors gets under way.e earningings and thee1 fed bothun focus, 150 s&p 500 companiese t to report including alphabet zv tonight. >> we're going to start with boeing the annual meeting is getting under way about now as the journal says today the company did not tell southwest airlines its biggest e 737 max cut that a safety feature designed to warn pilots about a malfunctioning sensor had been deactivated in a statement to cnbc,w3 southwest says boeing told the airline the feature was turned off only after the lion air crash in indone

first of all, we agree with david solomon. we think a slow recession. with regard to the banks, certainly the investment banking side with the traditional model, as you say, is struggling. if you look at the low volatility, it's hardly surprising they're reporting low numbers in their trading area. we're an investment banker baird wrrks i represent the equities business our business is soft on the equity side. we all struggle under that at the moment i would have thought that's a buy signal for the future because volatility should pip bik pick up. what was more, i think, optimistic for me was that the retail side of the business, ie, the loans, corporate loans, industrial loans, personal loans, were strong, and they were quite bouyant the interest margin has provided that to me proves the u.s. economy remains strong >> i was going to say, isn't that a reflection of the u.s. economy? how do you put the context of people being so negative about the u.s. and the u.s. economy's prospects to the results that have just come out of the banks? the banks are sho

in late august after the eastern solomons was forced to go stateside to make repairs. on september 15, the carrier is hit by torpedoes and fatally damaged and finally sunk that day. many of her aviators were able to land on the carrier hornet and fly on. among those were scouting 71 which was commanded by john eldridge that he would take scouting 71 into cactus air force to serve at the marines aboard the saratoga commanded by a former football star you got the scouting and this is one of the guys here scouting 71. he's beside his plane and then they didn't want to shave a lot of times for fear of getting infection from rusty razors >> last i knew, nate was one of the few spd pilots the living that flew with the cactus air force. the big carrier battles in santa cruz , is whittles down the carrier strength above the japanese and the american and the enterprises damage both the eastern solomons battle in the santa cruz battle, it so badly damaged that it has to be taken out of action for a short period of time, but we did lose the carrier hornet, bombs, torpedoes and ev

solomon, same question. mr. solomon: we have a process of vetting -- >> any that you found objectionable? : we do not deal and we do not do business with companies that manufacture assault weapons are high fastening magazines. >> ok, mr. shark. clients --our clients, we do suitability interviews. >> are there any that you found ejection about? found objectionable? >> no. not as an industry. >> we have a franchise committee which evaluates different transactions to companies. >> have you found any you do not want to do business with? >> we have restricted activities to those having retail sales of automatic and semiautomatic weapons. you are the only one left here. >> we serve investors -- >> i understand. any investors you refuse? >> no. >> thank you, madam chairman. the gentleman from chairrk who is also the for the subcommittee on consumer protection and financial institutions is recognized. >> thank you. let me also just emphasize another reason we are here is the lack of trust the american people, the averag

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we will speak with david solomon, goldman sachs ceo, at the conference. guy: the data in the united states in some ways cancels itself out. u.s. consumer spending and pce numbers rebounded, while core inflation cooled to a one year low. kind of sums up the markets right now, doesn't it? deutsche bank fixed income strategist and global head of ethics research is joining us now. i am honestly surprised you get up on a monday morning and come to work. these markets are, except for the equity markets, so, so sleepy right now. what will happen to get these comatoseut of that environment we have at the moment? guest: from a macro perspective, there's lots going on in the market. we are pricing in rate cuts for the fed. if you look at the euro into last week, it was the narrowest range on record, and we just matched the previous narrowest range last week. my view is we are going to remain in this low vol environment through the summer. if you take a step back, we've got a lot of flow models. if you look at the underlying valuation models, it is really saying mos

solomon and go this way. you each have six seconds. >> i think we're working to do the best we can in our organization. i think the market does hold you accountable over time. >> they didn't for wells or equifax. >> i can't really comment on wells or equifax. >> mr. scharf. go ahead. >> i would just echo that we continue to try and do the best job we can. i will say from our perspective, the regulators -- >> let me interrupt this. because you know, one of the most powerful means of enforcement of behavior is group affirmation or condemnation. and i realize that you all interact with the heads of these other organizations, but you know what would help? stand up and speak out, because what wells did and continued to do is unacceptable and you ought to call it out publicly for what it is. with that, i yield back my time. >> the gentleman from colorado, mr. tipton, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair and appreciate you being here today. i want to come at this from a little different angle. i

and we also have a breaking news report from john solomon showing real evidence 2016 campaign collusion all surrounding the campaign of hillary clinton. just like democrats only believe if it is a republican. they only believe that they can bludgeon trump. whatever happened to the serious allegations of rape and sexual assault, violent assault against women by lieutenant governor of virginia? that you don't hear a thing, nothing, crickets. also alec baldwin right now has gone to a whole 'nother level. we will explain. first we start in chicago.hi two weeks after giving actor jussie smollett a pass, kim foxx is facing a wave of criticism. democratic mayor ron rombough dead fish called it a whitewash of justice. the chicago police superintendent eddie johnson called it a fiasco. many others calling on foxx to resign immediately, but over the weekend foxx is suggesting any criticism of her could be rooted in racism. watch this. >> the efforts that i've had on criminal justice reform that were once celebrated by many in this county, that are now being attacked because of one case and one ce

solomon, mr. solomon, can you discuss how your institution supports access to capital for consumers to buy a home, start a business or send their kids to college? >> sure, we generally have not been a consumer bank, but we just started very, very small consumer business at this point in time we take deposits and we make small unsecured loans for consumers that amount from 3500 to $45,000 it is a very, very small business we're not currently in the business where we make mortgages for consumers. but we might at some point in the future. >> mr. moynihan, could you hanser thhans answer that question how are you helpinging my constituents to get capital to buy a home and start a business and send their kids to college >> sure, we provide mortgage loans to 3% to 4% of the american population. we do it directly. last year $50 billion in mortgage loans recently we recognized that there were time to save for a down payment has become longer under the current rules and regulations so we built a $5 billion

solomon noticed japanese soldiers coming under the flaps of the tent. he clubbed several and stabbed one with a bayonet and shot one that we know of before ordering that the hospital be evacuated immediately and that he went -- and then he went outside and disappeared. he took of a position with a 30 caliber machine gun, some distance toward the enemy that was coming. in order to stop the attack or slow it down long enough for the patients to be evacuated. during the course of the night, he was wounded three times. we know that three times his gun, the 30 caliber water cold was dragged to a new position. he was found still manning the gun, unfortunately deceased in the morning with 98 japanese soldiers in front of him, it got -- having been gunned down overnight as he defended the hospital for evacuation. he was immediately put up the medal of honor. it was just as immediately denied. the theory at the time was, under the geneva convention, doctors, nurses, people acting in a medical role are noncombatants. it was decided that he did not want to award t

mark: sarah carter john solomon i look at it this way. the president of the united states was a victim of an outrageous scandal. and he is investigated as the perpetrator. now it's time to find out who the perpetrators are. is our government prepared to do that? . >> they have to be. they have to be prepared to do that. i would also agree on that point prior to getting elected if somebody likes them or not that's not the point. >> so based politically he was the target of a group of people that were intent to take him out or impeach them to ensure he was not elected. every time he tried to defend himself come every time he opened his mouth or sent out a tweet or out of frustration because he is the targe target, look, now we will just accuse him of obstructing. he couldn't even defend himself. there is something wrong with that. that's up to the department of justice to investigate. . >> that there was for an intrusion into the election and we are beginning to have evidence that the people love ukraine were collaborating to use their offi

john solomon, thank you for that report. we will ask the president for his reaction in a few minutes. now, beyond biden's shady international dealings, he faces an uphill climb and already doing everything he can do to try and cozy up to the far left of his party. look at his rollout video. >> i believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time if we give donald trump eight years in the white house he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation, who we are and i can not stand by and watch that happen. >> sean: here we are? record low unemployment for african-americans, hispanic americans, asian americans, women in the workplace and oh and youth unemployment. we have literally wage growth, stagnant for 10 years, really? now it's back better stronger than ever. that's hateful? that's bad for america? i don't think the american people think so. despite biden's attempts to appease this far left radical socialist base of the democratic party, wel

david solomon spoke to bloomberg about deutsche's next steps. to seeill be interesting how the leadership there figures out how to lever the core strength of the institute -- institution and how they balance the businesses where they are not as well positioned on a global basis. steve schwarzman highlighted germany's need for a banking champion. steve: deutsche bank has been in the spotlight for the last few years in terms of performance and it is tough to manage a bank when everyone is looking at it. everybody is raising questions. germany needs a national champion. aery european countries needs significant credit extender, they believe. comes amid a host of earnings from european banks, including santander, danske bank, and standard chartered. joining us, dani burger has been pouring over the details of the earnings season. let's start with standard chartered. they announced a $1 billion buybacks earlier than anticipated. it is none saying we are on the right course. the ceo has been under pressure to right the ship since he took over in 2015.

mark: sarah carter and john solomon, what did obama know? there was a lot of information that is late by the department of justice and others hillary clinton and the dossier at the senior levels of the fbi senior levels of intelligence agencies the president gets a national intelligence briefing twice a day i happen to know as chief of staff attorney general if we have a pfizer application the attorney general would take it to the president there is a political aspect to it is barack obama the only human being who did not know anything? been a great question. i would like to see a long in-depth interview along with hillary clinton to answer the questions. it is unequivocal what did barack obama know? was he briefed on the fisa? why wasn't he interested in russian collusion before the election? how much did you know, about the operation? what was going on? were your brief did you get help from a foreign government when you were secretary of state with foreigners helping your campaign? those are questions that were never asked and i hope they

john solomon, sara carter, congressman mark meadows coming up on this issue. but first we turn our attention to the radical socialist democratic party. heading into the 2020 election crazy bernie on there tonight. that was hard to watch my bernie sanders, wow, g come every communist idea we possibly can. the left must be held accountable pushing, this two and a half year device hoax into the president of the united states but more importantly this cannot happen again. they must be held accountable for some of the most radical elements of the democratic party and media including congresswoman omar. since sworn into office, omar at the of controversy surrounding her very anti-semitic remarks and more recently facing a wave of criticism for minimizing the 9/11 attacks on this country that took nearly 3,000's of our friends, our fellow citizens, or neighbors. she called it some people that did something. watch this. >> cair was founded after 9/11 and they recognize that some people did something and all of us were to lose access to civil liberties. >> sean: anothe

solomon and go this way. you each have six seconds. >> i -- i -- i think we're working to do the best we can in our organization i think the market does hold you accountable over time. >> they didn't for wells or equifax. >> i can't really comment on wells or equifax >> mr. scharf. >> i would just echo that we continue to try and do the best job we can i will say from our perspective, the regulators -- >> let me interrupt this because you know, one of the most powerful means of enforcement of behavior is group affirmation or condemnation. and i realize that you all interact with the heads of these other organizations, but you know what would help stand up and speak out, because what wells did and continued to do is unacceptable and you ought to call it out publicly for what it is. with that, i yield back my time. >> the gentleman from colorado, mr. tipton, is recognized for five minutes >> thank you, madam chair and appreciate you being here today. i want to come at this from a little different angle i repres

solomon and go this way? you each have six seconds. we are working to do the best we can and our organization. the market does hold you accountable over time. rep. heck: they do not for wells fargo or equifax. >> i cannot comment on wells or equifax. >> i would echo that. we continue to try to do the best job weekend. rep. heck: let me interrupt. one of the most powerful means isenforcement of behavior group affirmation or condemnation. i realize you all interact with the heads of these other organizations, but you know what would help. stand up and speak out? and wells fargo did continue to do is unacceptable and you want to call it out publicly for what it is. i yield back my time. rep. waters: the gentleman from colorado is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair, appreciate you being here today. i want to come at this from a different angle. i represent rural colorado. part of the challenge we have in those rural areas is when the economy goes bad, we are typically one of the first areas to suffer as the economy start

mister solomon thank you for coming in at least having people in the pipeline. and thank you for coming in to tell the truth and heightening people. and mister diamond and thank you for doing a program that included me. i yield back. >> the gentleman from texas is recognized for five minutes. first of all i'm a happy guy not an angry guy. thank you for keeping the american dream alive i'm glad you make money because that helps means street america even though they are well-capitalized the economy is growing at the fastest pace and we are having a serious debate the transfer made a system to the economic system. yesterday i asked the secretary minutia and what would happen to gdp going away from free market principles to adopt a more socialist approach it was clear and concise. and this has deteriorated significantly. we cannot let the smallest compromise of socialism to put socialism on trial and do it today to have a one-size-fits-all economy where land of opportunities? will incentivize entrepreneurs to take risk and government dependence? so with a straightfo

here with mort john solomon i will let you bring everyone up to speed, there is evidence here just like there was no hillary paid for, the phony russian dossier influence. that part of the election as well. >> john: that is right commission on ukrainian authority said since last year trying to get this evidence and the trump justice department an. first the embassy where they wouldn't give them visa to come to the united states to deliver in person. then hired a former u.s. attorney from the bush era and asked to bring southern district of new york. never heard back after the made the offer of the evidence. more recently, looking for american lawyers to possibly buy a lawsuit to recover the money they believe stolen and trump democratic schemes. what is the evidence they are talking about russian mark pretty remarkable. two affidavits were ukrainian law enforcement saying yes, we did try to tip 2016 election in favor of hillary clinton. they have a tape recording of the head of naboo, there fbi in ukraine, corruption police acknowledging he tried to help clinton by leaking the paul mana

one of the the war clubs he acquired in the solomon islands. i take my master of ceremony duties very seriously and the speakers go over time or if any of you in the audience get out of hand, i may have to go all guadalcanal and you. with that let's get this thing started. our first speaker today is richard frank. now, there is an old cliche and you have heard it many times. he needs no introduction, but you know what that means. he deserves a very long introduction. i will just say this too is the world leading scholar on the guadalcanal campaign. as he proved in his book, the definitive mark of the landmark battle a gutsy subtitle, he is a friend of the museum, a longtime presidential counselor, and i am proud to call him a personal friend as well. so ladies and gentlemen, i present to you, rich frank. >> good morning. the landing by the first marine division on the island of guadalcanal has been a very obscure position in the pacific marked the first american offensive of the war. it began a six month tumultuous struggle involving intense fi

control for the canal the commander approaches australia, the whole master of disguise against the solomon islands. today, these land-based bombers are leading the way and a -- >>> no armchair commander, admiral nemitz comes all the way from hawaii to decorate the general, whose fighting marines captured the airfield from the jackson held it against all odds. officers and men alike, majors, captains, privates had proven themselves in a test by fire, one youngster has 10 job bombers in 19 fighter planes to his credit, one of the outstanding records of the war. these are the men that bore the brunt of the battle, now with reinforcements duly arrived ready to push on. marching single file, long columns of fighting men stream across the island in pursuit of the enemy, once the little men were in complete control and now, they are on the run. [ music ] >>> plunging into malaria infested jungles, the marines steadily, doggedly enlarge the whole on the island. [ music ] >> at an advanced base they enjoy their first rest in weeks but they have the advantage of an uninterrupted supply line and they

muck hail solomon is in new york for us >> there's a food fight in aisle 3. amazon today slashed prices at its whole foods stores around the country, about 500 products andostly produce a meat will be on average, 20% cheaper and perhaps the broadest that we've seen since e-commerce giant bought whole foods in 2017. >> walmart sells over $250 billion worth of grocery equivalent through the network every year and amazon is le than 10% of that. kroger is about half of walmart. >> whenomring whole foods to its competitor, it's most expensive. e recent analysis by morgan stanley found a basket of 60 items from whole foods cos $198 and that's about 20% more expensive than kroger and sprouts and 15% higher than a conventional grocery store. o am prime members have not been willing to pay up. to get the 100 million customers in the stores, whole foods are cutting prices like on wildcod, and blueberries and crisp apples. >> they're trying to expand the avse and they don't to expand it that much.ry they're ting to draw a new shopper and trying to hang on to the existin

for "nightly business report" i'm rahel solomon in new jerse >>> finally tonight, spacex giant rocket called y e falcon heunched int stuck, rather, i sho landing. it was the second launch for what is the most pow et in operation today, but it was the first launch carrying a commercial paylo the satellite it was carrying will provide telecom s the middle east, a europe. one more falcon-heavy flight i scheduled for this y before we go. here is a look at the fina numbers on wall street. the dow gained 269 points. the nasdaq added 36, was up 19. the week saw modest moves, but it was the third straight week for the s&p. that does it for "nightly business report." ndanks for joining us. have a great weend we'll see you on monday. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundati and judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'm flying! ♪ >> stacurious. ♪

the hills's john solomon has some answers and a message to the media who published these leaks. plus, there were protests tonight across the country and today calling on attorney general bill barr to release the full mueller report. but do these people even know what they're protesting? we sent arroyo down into the crowd and he's going to bring the protest to life in this studio. it is hysterical. did the disgraced "empire" star make his deadline to pay back the city. but first, the democrats, make america hate again. that's the focus of tonight's angle. just when you think they cannot get any nuttier, the ever radicalized members of the president's opposition party surprise us all anew. after going full on red scare for two years only to be left jilted at the altar of impeachment, democrats are returning to racial pandering and grievance pedalling. they paint america as a place of near-constant oppression. >> identity politics is nothing more complex than saying, i see that there are barriers for you, because you are physically disabled and we don't provide access, you can't ge

john solomon is with us. the prosecutor that he demanded get fired or he will not give them a billion dollars and they got six hours to make a decision and he is on tape as you just heard bragging. hold on i have to fix my tie. he has bragging how he got the guy fired, who is the prosecutor investigating in that moment? >> that very moment they told me they were preparing to request an interview with hunter biden to question him about more than $3 million of funds that were being taken out of ukraine when they vice president the vice president intervened in the prosecutor got fired and move the case out of the prosecutor's office to another agency and they shut it down. it was never to be investigated again. >> sean: 's son was being investigated, do we know how much money? i understand his son was on the air force two. >> that is a different trip, he did some great work. i think it was in 2014 where hunter biden went on the same trip with his dad and walked away with a big payday. there is a pattern here of

and to the hollande and solomon so there is a certain level of international embarrassment at the salahi's failure to to crush the movement in yemen and that's what's really behind this vote while the vote was important and at least pushing back the total and overwhelming u.s. support for saudi arabia's criminal war against yemen it's a war that would not one day of it would be possible without u.s. support naval blockade air refueling for years it's been four years of disaster for the people of yemen. nato has agreed on a package of measures to step up its efforts in the black sea and counter russia in the region with more surveillance and exercises promised that's according to the alliance the secretary general speaking at nato seventieth anniversary celebrations . so we are stepping up their efforts. to see we just agreed with the black sea region we just agreed to package with more surveillance exercises on all the issues which we. strongly believe or relevant for the black sea region and of course also the working with open georgia ukraine they don't has branded russia a global threat

arab emirates crown prince mohammed bin diet well been solomon so i think it's a b. team or b s characters make it a b. movie without plan b. that's my descriptor that was but i think that's perfect i believe that i'm going to the right at that to put that on my refrigerator and i've got to let me go back to london and here it seems to me we're truly going to have an alexander is in there you're just going to have a huge black market of oil and the prices are going to be very high and the rain ians will have been experiencing these type of sanctions for a long time they've survived it and people will actually rally around their leaders and this is going to be a big flop when i worry about is it when it is a big flop what the us will do then because they are determined determined to have four. regime change and around and they don't have the tools to do it and what they're going to do is probably blow up the oil markets in the process and you know what it's a lose lose lose lose lose for everybody go ahead alex well i agree i mean where there is demand as the research

solomon is a researcher at the african program at chatham house he joins us now once again live from london the people that have got what they wanted omar al bashir has gone boss in a military coup will they stand for that. i think it is unlikely that the people who are at large the people who are protesting at the moment who are in the thousands in the khartoum and across sudan who are outside the military h.q. will see this as the end result that they wanted whether or not this is a transition towards a civilian led government or whether the army is going to monopolize power moving forward is where where uncertain and there have been some assurances given in the statement made by the new leader of the army council. now off but we are uncertain i think many people will feel that that it's in at the moment the revolution aims of the protest as a means have not been fully met why are people doubtful about the army's intentions so this is something to do with this two year transition this military council the take two years before elections and. i think i think that it is to do with th

but that's of little interest to the most powerful man in saudi arabia prince mohammed bin solomon has a policy of modernizing his country. but the case of the murdered saudi journalist . shows that policy has its limits and so if hyder is very cautious when it comes to criticizing saudi arabia. you christmas. been solomon wants to modernize saudi arabia rafe wanted that too so why is he still sitting in prison. sure broca's become home to and so high your hundred children it's missing just one thing she says her husband writes but are we. to sports now and in football a german team made a remarkable comeback in the europa league to reach the semifinals of a european cup competition for the first time since one thousand nine hundred eighty they trailed the portuguese club benfica four two from the first leg but overturn the deficit with a two nil win at home a boisterous crowd roared them to victory as a first philip and then a bus and board it scored before and after half time to send frankfurt threw away goals while celebrations follow them fine for now face chelsea for a place in th

i'm susan solomon, president of united educators of san francisco and a preschool and kindergarten teacher for many years. so the first thing that i wanted to mention is there are a whole lot of acronyms in this powerpoint. there are like six or seven on this one screen, and even though i do this work, i don't know what they all stand for. so if you want people to understand, you should spell them out. that would be great. so we're also talking about developmental practices, and young children. i always felt that one of my responsibilities as a preschool and kindergarten teacher was to help them learn to love school. they have to have a good time. i'm a little concerned about the number of assessments that are performed with pre-k and kindergarten students. but well rounded education includes play time. they need play time. i think we need to make sure that as kids are developing -- it's a pretty wide bell curve, not all kids learn and develop at the same rate, so we have to make sure that kids who aren't kindergarten ready never make sure like they're failures. maybe they haven't gotten t

the guardian is reporting mom had been solomon's close aide sound all khatami has recently been sanctioned by the u.s. for his alleged role in the killing jordan has been following developments from washington according to the guardian newspaper the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has told the saudi crown prince that he needs to cut all ties with his close political adviser and former social media chief south hadi the renews paper says that mike pompei o told mohamed bin saddam on that. ongoing presence is undermining saudi credibility when it comes to the investigation of the murder of the saudi journalist jamal the last october that goes to the fact that u.s. intelligence has said that mr al how tani was very likely involved in the planning and carrying out of mr household she is murder and it also has suggested that thomas al how tani is very much involved in ongoing efforts to or press political dissidents within the saudi kingdom so far the state department has given a no comment response to the guardian al-jazeera has also reached out for comment on this report about the prom p

ok not everyone but here here here and not here here here here not here philomena or solomon there they scored and they scored and they score tell me a game where to sell a film in a while they're all sweet together be didn't score is very rare i agree totally with you again when you say for example we cannot plea like a city in the in the in the premier league. i don't know if you want to say we can't or if you want to say i don't want. because that's also a possibility it's also possible that you are going to say this this is not my football this is my football and this is the way i want my teams to play and the reality is that liverpool year less season they played the final and this season they are in the semifinals. we'd in my opinion fifty percent chances of being in the file on the better side than last year if you think i think so acing they're better i would say bar so we've got messy old city liverpool favorite but what is so with messin messi is messi i don't i don't i've never seen messi is the special one in here because everything it does you does all the times or less of

but the transports, bombed and beached lie wrecked on the sands of the solomon islands. general vandergriff and general bogle push forward into the jungle. directing the campaign that has killed nearly 7000 jobs on guadalcanal alone. the jobs call guadalcanal, death island. >> according to the infantry, the marines with amphibious tanks bring supplies up on any road, or no roads at all. >> offshore, and american freighter battles and oil fire, just that she was preparing to land her cargo. calmly, the marines fight the place. will supplies are saved, and the ships will sail again. >>> the earliest americans, american indians, show their true patriots when a troop plane posits here on its way to the far west. they bring baskets of home- cooked foodstuffs for the men in uniform. they are proud of their honor roll. 700 indian boys from -- county are serving with america's armed forces. in their workshops, navajo women, famous for their handicraft, make gifts and game for red cross packages. >> from this primitive home, a navajo chief has sent three sons to the army. america

reached out for comment on this report about the prompt pale pressure allegedly to make mr mohammed and solomon give up this role hatami as a close political advisor at least five civilians have been killed during fighting on the outskirts of the libyan capital rockets and shells fired by forces loyal to the warlord who have to hit a residential area west of tripoli more than fifty people have been killed in fighting over the past week thousands more have been displaced us media is reporting the days before half sort of launched his offensive towards the capital saudi arabia promised tens of millions of dollars to help pay for the operation according to the wall street journal the offer came during several visits by have to up to riyadh days before the military campaign began on april fourth john shand is the executive director of the arab center of washington he joins us on skype welcome back to al-jazeera is this an offer of money or did cash actually change hands do we think. actually didn't i mean there was an increase in support clearly but that implies a change in the political role i cle

of influence on a homage been solemn and there's also been concern in some quarters that mohamed bin solomon himself perhaps doesn't have the best judgment and so this report would suggest that an official view of the u.s. would is now is that in order to preserve the relationship with him that there need to be some changes with the crown prince and with those of around him but again we don't have any sort of official reaction from the u.s. state department but it certainly does come on the heels adrian of the fact that just this week the state department put out a list of sixteen names of sixteen saudi citizens including tani saying that they are no longer allowed to travel to the united states for any reason until such time the u.s. government changes its mind but for now it's a permanent travel ban to the u.s. whether this report is coming out in coincidence with that naming that sanctioned that travel sanctions band of course that has a lot of people buzzing about it does the nature of the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia suggest that the advice would be heeded by the crown

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joe: goldman sachs ceo david solomon seeing a speedbump in the fourth quarter. eric spoke to him about the outlook. >> throughout the quarter, activity levels improved. we had a little bit of a speedbump. as we movedhutdown through the quarter, i think we saw a little bit more of a move back for risk assets. i think as you get around the europe and japan lacking a little bit, but the overall package, especially that central , quiet activity has improved. >> how do you think that pivot and the results it has had in financial markets will affect or influence the way central bankers think about policy going forward for the rest of the year and into 2020? >> i think they have been clear about communication. our lead economist -- >> you can make the case that back in october, jay powell may have screwed up a little bit. >> i think he has done a good job, a difficult job. as you move forward, policy activity as we move into 2020. economists predicting one increase late in the year in 2020. onis, i think, very cautious the fact that we could see a cuts. i think right n