the opportunity on the long side is the small caps and on the short side it's mostly in the small caps although there are plenty of high priced -- market is expensive in large caps. in the expensive market we short the most expensive stocks. there are opportunities there too. maria: there was a lot of discussion around the tax plan. these maller companies are getting a huge benefit having to see a tax rate, a corporate rate go from almost 40% to 21%. but it's the large caps today that you say you're fieping opportunity. tell me how the dollar fits into that, joel. as the dollar traded up, that's a negative for these international companies but of course we've seen such volatility and most recently the dow is down do you think that continues? >> really we don't think about the world that way. we're looking more long term. you know, we're looking for earnings over years. and the dollar is not too far out of line with other currencies, if you look at a long term perspective. what it's going to do in the short term, there aren't many people good at predicting that. we're looking at earning

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howard: it is about the long run, we are not a crm in the cloud. we are seeing and witnessing the rise of ai powered services. when you look for things today -- you get structured and direct answers. if you ask siri where the nearest mcdonald's is she will tell you the answer directly. this is a shift of consumer information. it is a big deal for huge enterprises that make large investments on websites. for 20 years the website was the centerpiece, but now they need to be found. this new category is an evangelical think about a new category and we remain focused in the long run in long-term opportunity. caroline: a new category to provide perfect information, businesses make sure the location is correct and building in the ai -- where is the opportunity there to keep on increasing your growth? 30% year on year growth in revenue, will that skill more and see a faster pace of growth as companies understand opportunities? howard: our last year we grew 37% and see a total greenfield in this $10 billion opportunity. we are going to grow -- we see twitte

in the long run... how long is the very long run? decades? ok. that might be helped in the long run but the costs are helped in the long run but the costs a re clearly helped in the long run but the costs are clearly very large. pauljohnson at the institute for fiscal studies talking to me earlier. a tweet has been sent by damian collins, the chairman of the digital culture media and sport select committee. he has said he has today written... he has said he has today written... he has written to the ceo of facebook, calling on him to give evidence to the commons culture media select committee after recent reports in the guardian and new york times. he would like to talk to mike zucker berg about allegations that data from millions of facebook users has been used in ways other than they might have expected, including allegations that the company cambridge analytica might have used data from millions of facebook users to influence the last us presidential election. in a moment we have the news at one o‘clock with jane hill but first, the weather

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i think over the long period i described in my book, and the first section reviews the long decline of the senate, what you see is a senate that does not step up to its responsibilities over time and loses its authority. it sacrifices public confidence, and it sacrifices its self-confidence. then, after the long decline, it takes a deep dive and becomes a partisan and divided institution. you can see, though, when the senate actually steps up to its responsibilities and pushes back, so that last year, by a 98-2 vote, they agreed to put sanctions on russia and to tie the president's hand so he could not take the sanctions off. on trade, you could see them pushing back on the idea of withdrawing from nafta. so they know how to do the job. on certain issues, they do it. on other issues, they sort of stand aside and say it is too partisan, the climate is too difficult. they have to get by it. host: what do you think about that, as a body able to accurately and fully look into this and come up with something as far as a report they will make to the american people? guest: i think the senate

maria: the recent volatility in the markets has brought the importance of long-term savings for many americans. my next guest is the perfect person to discuss how to manage this madness and save wisely for the long term. under allen greenspan. in 2008 he became the president and ceo of tiaa. with more than a trillion dollars in southeast asset management, it's the leader in helping americans plan for retirement. roger ferguson, it's good to have you on the program. first off. got to ask you about volatility. ways your reaction to what we have seen this year versus a long time with no volatility. roger: first any market cycle there will be moment of volatility. we had a long period with francly too low volatility. so now it's getting back to normal. and i think it's a reflection of external circumstances and question marks the market. the big question mark, is inflation about to rear it ugly head? will the fed have to move more quickly than anticipated? obviously because the market has been doing so well for so long, there are a number of people saying how much is left on the upside.

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>> long-term in the oil world is quite bad. i think that yesterday we did a piece about how natural gas use is probably going to be peaking. if you have a ten, 15 year horizon, oil and gas is going to be quite bad i would not own those stocks sam in illinois. >> caller: how are you >> long day. how about you? >> caller: long day, can we talk trading here for a second? >> sure. >> caller: okay. with all of the volatility we have had lately, making the options prices very expensive. so, instead of messing around with those vix etfs and stuff like that, if you want to be short volatility, why not sell out of the money put spreads, high probability of success on good stocks when they are down bad. >> you won't do that and here is why. in 1987, i was trading in the crash. and the firm that i was at, because i had left goldman sachs was a very good firm and they had out of the money put strategy when the market crashed, they owned everything and they didn't have the money and they went under. i came in, office was locked up. now i go

the opportunity on the long side is the small caps and on the short side it's mostly in the small caps although there are plenty of high priced -- market is expensive in large caps. in the expensive market we short the most expensive stocks. there are opportunities there too. maria: there was a lot of discussion around the tax plan. these maller companies are getting a huge benefit having to see a tax rate, a corporate rate go from almost 40% to 21%. but it's the large caps today that you say you're fieping opportunity. tell me how the dollar fits into that, joel. as the dollar traded up, that's a negative for these international companies but of course we've seen such volatility and most recently the dow is down do you think that continues? >> really we don't think about the world that way. we're looking more long term. you know, we're looking for earnings over years. and the dollar is not too far out of line with other currencies, if you look at a long term perspective. what it's going to do in the short term, there aren't many people good at predicting that. we're looking at earning

stakeholders for the long run. david: is it too early to have some sense of what you would like to leave behind when, i'm sure many years from now, you move on? alex: i think it is way too early. [laughter] i think the worst thing a ceo can do early on is to try to say what your legacy will be. it is important to roll up your sleeves, get in, and try to make a difference, but in the long run i know my legacy will be determined by how did i do in living up to the value set forth in the credo. david: thank you so much. alex: yeah, yeah, terrific. great having you guys. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu and this is "etf iq," where we focus on the assets, risks and rewards of exchange-traded funds. ♪ scarlet: it is march madness and we are on the prowl for underdog spirit which etf's are punching above their weight? china ranks high in attracting funds. issuers make their push into europe, reducing costs with expansion across the continent. a status update from bryon lake. and betting on t

that is what every country will do, that's what will deliver the best outcome for britain in the long run. lest any brexit supporter fear that today marks betrayal, the prime minister warned the eu that it, too, needs to hard fa cts . herfundamental vision for brexit remains unchanged. out of the single market and customs union. no direct say for the european court

and so rupp in the building or have a long temple lease? >> yeah. so, brilliant corners has been a space at 1390 market, which is right down the street here and those are going to be, you know, current numbers. we are spending now. so yeah. we've been in long-term lease at this location. >> and finally, she is making too much. and no longer qualified for this programme. does that happen with any kind of regularity, is that ok for this programme? >> it has not arised for anybody to make income, to be able to rent within this market currently now. so we do have guidelines and someone would not be deemed and eligible for this to make it two and a half times the monthly rent. so, with those guidelines, we probably will not foresee that there would be an individual who would -- to be able to take over the lease and assume those rental payments. >> ok. thank you. any other comments of the commission? >> i did have one more question. >> outcome objectives, it talks about programme participants have other housing options, at least 75% of partan

and so rupp in the building or have a long temple lease? >> yeah. so, brilliant corners has been a space at 1390 market, which is right down the street here and those are going to be, you know, current numbers. we are spending now. so yeah. we've been in long-term lease at this location. >> and finally, she is making too much. and no longer qualified for this programme. does that happen with any kind of regularity, is that ok for this programme? >> it has not arised for anybody to make income, to be able to rent within this market currently now. so we do have guidelines and someone would not be deemed and eligible for this to make it two and a half times the monthly rent. so, with those guidelines, we probably will not foresee that there would be an individual who would -- to be able to take over the lease and assume those rental payments. >> ok. thank you. any other comments of the commission? >> i did have one more question. >>

stakeholders for the long run. david: is it too early to have some sense of what you would like to leave behind when, i'm sure many years from now, you move on? alex: i think it is way too early. [laughter] i think the worst thing a ceo can do early on is to try to say what your legacy will be. it is important to roll up your sleeves, get in, and try to make a difference, but in the long run i know my legacy will be determined by how did i do in living up to the value set forth in the credo. david: thank you so much. alex: yeah, yeah, terrific. great having you guys. ♪ ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. ♪ up on bloom

. >>> the long saga over the christopher columbus statue ended. stood for years since the late 1950s in city hall. but no longer. this weekend it was removed. it now has a new home, that many consider a last resort. let's bring in nbc bay area's correspondent in san jose at one of the italian american communities. robert. >> well, raj, a lot of people are wondering whether people will ever see it. here. at the cultural center. san jose. fourth street. a facility generally not open to the public. mainly rented out for events. not a prominent spot for a statue. it's bane long, strange trip for the statue. the once iconic figure at city hall is wrapped up waiting to be put on display. >> it has to be in that corner. >> kent berelli said the group is ready to take the statue, wasn't happy it was exiled, replaced by a table and two chairs. there is a lot more to the legacy than his mistreatment of indigenous people. >> we lost a teaching moment. the teaching moment should have been, a lot more in depth and. statute should have birngs in, in a -- in a m

it will make them worse off and in the long term would derail the hard work we have done. the government have their own fantasy figures in their budget and to make up fantasy figures for labour is ridiculous. we have set up our spending plans. and the ifs say they are not credible. people have different opinions, but the bottom line is that the nation is in a mess in terms of economic growth, productivity. schools are having cuts to their budget. and people out there recognise that. people out there who can't get social care recognise that. he says he is not happy with public services as they are. i didn't say that. you didn't say you were happy. i don't agree with peter's characterisation of our country and our economy. half your cabinet are arguing the same thing. this is an economy with a near—record level of employment. then why is it not possible... if it is going well, as you say, why do we not have social care that is adequately funded? we will have a green paper on social care. we have already put £2 billion into social care. and the reason we have been able to

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howard: it is about the long run, we are not a crm in the cloud. witnessing thend rise of ai powered services. when you look for things today -- you get structured and direct answers. if you ask siri where the nearest mcdonald's is she will tell you the answer directly. this is a shift of consumer information. it is a big deal for huge enterprises that make large investments on websites. for 20 years the website was the centerpiece, but now they need to be found. this new category is an evangelical think about a new category and we remain focused in the long run in long-term opportunity. caroline: a new category to provide perfect information, businesses make sure the location is correct and building in the ai -- where is the opportunity there to keep on increasing your growth? 30% year on year growth in revenue, will that skill more and see a faster pace of growth as companies understand opportunities? our last year we grew 37% and see a total greenfield in this $10 billion opportunity. seere going to grow -- we twitter 30 goes come and we added m

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i had a long love of the senate. i was in the majority and the minority, committee staff and personal staff, and leadership staff, and worked on things as diverse as the ethics code to metro funding to foreign intelligence surveillance act. 12 wonderful years. five -- the first five in the majority. minority.n the host: as far as the process, how does that differ from the house, and why is that important? guest: i talk about what we used mycall the "great senate" in first book, and then i renamed it out there mike mansfield, who i think was the greatest senate leader. the senate has always, at its best, worked in a bipartisan way. because of the general wire meant that you needed a super majority, it was the place where the parties came together to reconcile diverse interests. describeddale once the senate, at its best, as the mediator. this is where we bring together the diverse interests of this .ountry and find common ground that is what has been lost over a long period of time. host: that leads to your present co

to the long-suffering citizens of puerto rico and the virgin islands and the thousands who relocated to the mainland, we haven't forgotten you. we are here to help you. you are on our minds, and we're going to keep fighting to help you rebuild your homes, your community, and your beloved island. finally, on the tax bill, i would just note that once again, this tax bill every day, the more people learn about it, the more they don't like it. stock buybacks continue at a hugely rapid rate. aid to workers is much, much smaller. the american people are learning that this bill was of, by, and for the wealthiest americans and the most powerful corporations. that is wrong. we welcome the debate on the tax bill because the more people learn about it, the more they don't like it. i yield the floor. and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call:

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quickly, before we get to the calls, how long could it take for these lower courts to hear the case and make a decision? for the two cases that are currently before the courts in the second circuit and ninth circuit, that would take several months. if the president or to bring it up again to the supreme court, the court would make a decision to review it for the next coming term that starts in the fall. that is still several months before these cases get reviewed. it is important to realize that during this time the people that don't have any protection as dreamers, the larger population of over one million, they don't know what their lives will have in store. they have any protection. the president, the way he has been running the part -- running the department is extremely harsh. he has picked up dreamers. he has picked up the family members and put them into enforcement. to have them removed from the country. deported. the threat is real. host: let's hear from our viewers. caller: good morning. i just wanted to make the comment, and also a question. onas watching a documentary some t

in the same boat because in the long run as the north nuclear votes constitute a mess of denture for the soul scary and but it's for maybe in the long run may be the end when we are talking decades right now as a major threat south korea faces is a threat or a military operation initiated by the united states can easily escalate into of war and if we have a war it will be lost and so i was scared eons who are going to die in large numbers so right now the an interest is to reduce tensions do i understand you correctly that you're essentially suggesting that south korea feels donald trump a little bit more than it fears came to an on yes as an immediate threat yes it's a tactical threat it's a long run of course kim jong il is a problem for south koreans but in the short iran it was probably mr trump so what i see is that they're basically playing together most and just to reduce the tension to create the impression of there are now more scatty and are ready to talk and there are ready to make concessions and they are indeed actually ready to talk and indeed are ready to make concessi

maria: so do you still believe that over the long term the stock market is the best way to create wealth? >> yes. and the reason is this. it's the only place i can point to that has continuous growth. when a company -- for instance, apple, perfect example. started with one little device. it grew to two, three, it grow in all of its thousands of things that flourished, so it grow every year, every year, every year over 20, 25 years. same with, let's say mcdonald's, started with one hamburger shop, two, four, eight, ten, that's called growth. that's what you want to look for. and the only place you can get that is really in the stock market. if you buy a building, for instance, the building will be there, same building 50 years now, yeah, the rent may have gone up but it's not going to be two building or three billings. but a company can grow and become much bigger in a compounded way. maria: that's a great analystgreat to seandanalyst. don't go anywhere, more jackie: as an 18 year old, i let my mistakes kind of take over my life. i was point-five credits away from completing high school a

three days of war infamously became known as the notting hill race riots over the long weekend hundreds of white youth rampaged around this area carrying weapons brandishing racist slogans the daily mail and its an image to build style joined in asking should we let them keep coming in today notting hill is expensive one of britain's most exclusive on cliffs. the rich the famous and the fashionable live eat and shop. at the time of the notting hill race riots it couldn't have been more different this area was one of grimy crumbling tournaments owned by a slum landlord charging the rock rents. council cochrane the young carpenter who was stabbed to death right here in golborne road in notting hill was obviously not britain's first victim of racially motivated murder but he was the force to attract national attention. the first the big boy would never know it a symbol of resistance to race. at the time notting hill was a hotbed of white nationalism oswald mosley as union movement and cullen jordan's white defense league had this seeding with a racial tension. we feel that you cannot have

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over the long period that i views then my book, long decline of the senate. what you see is the senate that does not set up to its responsibility over time and ands its authority sacrifices public confidence and its own self-confidence. after the long decline, it takes a deep dive and becomes a partisan and divided institution. specan see when the senate -- steps up to its responsibilities and pushes back , so that last year by 98-2 vote they agreed to put sanctions on russia and to tie the president hand so he could not take the sanctions off. pushingyou can see them -- on trade you can see them pushing back on nafta. they know how to do the job. on certain issues they do it. on other issues they stand aside and say it is to listen and the climate is too difficult. book the write in your russia connection into the senate. abouto you think accurately fully and look into some thing -- and look into this thing? the senate islike going to serve the american people by making sure that the russian investigation is full and fair. by that i mean what centers burr do

the long. time welcome to the program at long last the wait for a new german government is over and that's because the social democrats have voted yes to joining a coalition yet again with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives now the vote is a huge relief for macko who will soon be sworn in for a fourth term as chancellor but for the center left social democrats getting to this point has brought out internal divisions that may prove difficult to heal. a nightmare for s.p.d. party leaders didn't come to pass as the results were announced there was no applause and no cheering instead a reserved reaction from a cautious party leader who fought very hard for this yes it's our democratic but tie at sixty two the social democratic party did not take this decision lightly and for the past few weeks. the results of the coalition agreement openly and transparently these work important and exciting debates in which many members of the s.p.d. actively participate in. the results of the members vote is

you tub is saying the long -- whawhat putin is saying the long reach will go into foreign lands. charles: anyone around this egg spy kgb and his daughter were also vulnerable to this attack. it's not only a disregard, the long reach of russia and putin. it's a disregard for people's health. will they learn a lesson and stop doing these kinds of things? >> i suspect we'll see a pause. the russian response as unfortunate as it was, was proportionate and expected. they kicked out 150 diplomats from 120 countries that kicked out american diplomats. they could have kicked out the american ambassador. we could see hostilities against american ships and aircraft operating in the baltics and the black sea. unfortunately it puts russia on the same level as north korea. when kim jong-un had his half brother taken out in malaysia with a nerve agent vx. this one novichk is considered to bun of the most of deadly nerve agents available. the leaders have set a meeting for april 27. it will be the first time since 2007. the finalized agenda not set yet. but everyone is thinking this is a huge s

so is the long ball. emotional opening day in miami. that is graduate from stoneman douglas high school anthony rizzo. he described that moment as an out of body experience. about the body on giancarlo stanton off to an impressive start. the newest member of the yankees pounding two home runs to win over the jays, 6-1. and matt davidson with the white sox is the fourth player ever to hit three home runs on opening day. he led chicago over the royals in kansas city on a thrilling opening day of major league baseball. >>> a soggy start in the northeast as we begin the holiday weekend. here is meteorologist derek van dam. >> good morning. if you have travel plans along the east coast today, it could be a little bit on the slick side. we have rain showers moving through across many of the major cities along the mid-atlantic and east coast. this is all thanks to a cold front and area of low pressure that is allowing for the on again and off again showers. boston and new york and pittsburgh and washington and raleigh. a cold air mass settling

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especially if it is optimizing for the long-term. we need to ensure we are continuing to invest in long-term growth ensuring we are doing it in a sustainable way. i think the challenge of any business leader is to hold those two things on top of mine at the we areme and to ensure helping navigate companies through those trade-offs so we are consistently putting the long-term interest of the company first and ensuring we are setting ourselves up for long-term sustainable success. >> the competitive landscape has also changed and there is data att shows gained writers uber are going through a cultural transition. would you think you have on the competition? are you at all concerned of the threat of lyft? meghan: i think writers and drivers have a choice of whether to use uber or not. they can use another platform or drive their own car or choose to walk or some other alternative. at the end of the day, but we find exciting is the opportunity for people to be able to leave their keys at home or not by that second car or the first car to

it's the long end of the yield curve, long bonds that are incredibly sensitive to interest rate president you have to think about where do you have that and if the inflation rate moves high wehigher, they can have a hard time. maria: a lot more to discuss with rick reider when we come right back. . >>> could it be time to move your hd-earned money away from stocks and into bonds? >> the question of you know how fast does it do it. >> more of maria part mor's intw with rick reider after this break. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. rates, trade, all of the issues that investors are debating, what kind of economic implications and market implications that we'll see as . rick, are you worried about t

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in the long run to denuclearize by the u.s. the new speaker and to use for the security of north korea so coming back to the april meeting between the two koreas what sort of agreements might we be looking for that where they think they could to grio on the basic road map what steps have to be taken in the to matt diplomatic process in terms of to do new cruize asian in court in terms of approach men between the u.s. and north korea and south korea and north korea and how this should be sequenced which when which step should be done and what time in order to all sides building up trust but also being willing to to make concessions of the president is what's interesting about about that is that you're saying today saying that they know south korea meeting as being part of the big picture clearly but not much emphasis on working between the two countries this is as far as you've drawn this this picture this is about what happens next on the wider stage of them what happens next between these two countries well in the past the dur

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control the judiciary for a long time? >> they understood if you wanted to change the law, you had to change the judges. this was something that the earlier students, when they were, as you say, at chicago and yale, their advisers understood, and this has been a force and a very important thing for them. they've gone through the last 30 or so years now, 35 now. >> ronald reagan got the most federal judges since 1933. it was more than 400, i want to say. after that, the other recent two-termers, are in the 300s. any idea how trump will fair? >> could be more than 300 or so. he came in with 103 federal vacancies, primarily because of the republican-controlled senate upholding his nominations, including mayor garland, the nomination for the supreme court. this is great for trump. from a political perspective, i think there were a number of people, a number of republicans, who could forget about the problems with him as it related to the presidency, attacks on the campaign trail, i think they sort of held their noses because t

for investors at the long weekend. for investors at the moment, you are investing on a long—term basis, so in the overall scheme of things, a long weekend is neither here nor there from an investing point of view. and from your point of view, how concerned are you about all of these issues? orare you are you about all of these issues? or are you looking at the markets right now i'm thinking, some of these companies are looking quite cheap? the us economy is in very rude health at the moment, the uk economy is not in bad health all things considered, and it is probably better that we are getting volatility, there is nothing wrong with shaking the tree in seeing what falls out, and that is where we are. you just go back to the old—fashioned you just go back to the old —fashioned bottom—up you just go back to the old—fashioned bottom—up approach to investing where you are looking at individual companies rather than the economy as a whole. richard hunter, head of markets, we will be talking to you at the end of

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they come from the business and they have been at the company for a long time, both of them. shery: schwartz since 1997. >> typical goldman, they keep leaders and promote them. they become the ceos. the presidents have become from trading, investment making, different parts of the firm. shery: one of the reasons that goldman sachs gets criticized about some stagnation within the ranks because they keep promoting from within. >> they do, it is very typical. usually a goldman, if you have not been promoted for many years , you realize you should look somewhere else because that is how they go. dead-end, you a should probably look somewhere else. a lot of former goldman people go to other firms because, having worked at goldman is great on the resume and you are sought out elsewhere on wall street. that has been true for many decades. vonnie: the market is higher but the news seems to be a buy for ondman sachs stock, up 1.5% the story from the wall street journal that lloyd blankfein is planning his exit i years and -- by year's end. shery: more coming up live from new york, thi

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