schmidt: our approach has been to get long. i feel like going day today, trying to play the short-term is really hard. you have that fight with trying to predict events that are not necessarily related to the actual business you are invested in but are impacting it from above and taking that long-term approach. predict the isolated events and soundbites that hit out of the news. i can predict the long-term strategy and make a good estimate of what will happen to the company based on comments from management and predicting an earnings stream. let's talk about sectors. energy was the biggest loser today. i wonder if it has a good point to be some sort of insurance, given that they have relatively high dividend yields. ms. schmidt: right, energy does have relatively high dividend yields. those stocks do look really cheap. this may or may not be a good time. i think energy is still a risk set. it is going under a lot of we may need to have some passes to the economy for energy to come back. i think there has been a reversal of the

top clubs have i felt schmidt with keen interest but he stayed at freiburg his feet planted firmly on the ground. which is likely due to this match christian stripes he's been the head coach in for 7 years consistently molding new talent what does he make of products fast start. because we knew we've been lucky in some situations but today we pulled the short straw. the short straw and looked more like white which finishing luke about schmidt wasn't quite as clinical as he had been in the opening 2 matches. could it be because germany coach you akim love was watching from the stands the case of stage fright the dutchman it wasn't a lot of talk to the ice cold finish and news pages and averages a goal every other game for freiburg was involved but just couldn't find the net. without points headed into the match and getting to improve that mean a test powerful header level things are. pretty much 100 percent starts in the season or something like endangered. and it got even worse. for freiburg skeery slaloming solo goal in the 92nd minute turned out to be the deciding strike. christian

during schmidt's six year tenure. munster‘sjean kleyn has been given the nod ahead of toner. it couldn't be more tense — the ashes series is drawn at one—one with two left to play. ahead of the fourth test at old trafford, england have reshuffled their batting order and say the win at headingley is the momentum they need to go on and regain the urn. australia though, must bounce back from letting the third test slip from theirfingers. they both trained today at old trafford asjoe lynskey reports. they were the hits that shaped the test match and an hour that change the summer. for english cricket a day they will not forget here at headingley. without that theatre the ashes now would be an exhibition. instead these sides go to old trafford with one win each. england have had that week off. eight mercy ina summerthat have had that week off. eight mercy in a summer that feels like it has not stopped. that has brought that down time to live it all over again. ido down time to live it all over again. i do not think i

be with us for our first two segments tonight nancy cook, white house reporter for politico michael schmidt, pulitzer prize winning washington correspondent for "the new york times. robert costa, national political reporter for "the washington post," moderator of washington week on pbs. and jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press. welcome to you all robert, because it is top of mind and happened most urgently tonight, what's the state of play according to your reporting on gun legislation >> at this moment, republicans on capitol hill do not believe the president is willing to spend much political capital, if any, on background checks. and so they're trying to come up with piecemeal legislation on red flag laws, on other aspects of gun control, that they could try to get some kind of senate gang together, a coalition to push it through. but they really fear that without leader mcconnell and without president trump putting their hands on the scale, this thing -- this entire process, it stalls >> michael schmidt, rex tillerson quoted by your newspaper tonight, remarks h

the leinster lock has featured 60 times under schmidt, more than any other player. munster‘s jean kleyn and has taken toner‘s place for the tournament in japan. the south africa—born second row only qualified to play for ireland three weeks ago on the residency rule. ireland begin their campaign against scotland on the 22nd of september. team ineos have signed giro d'italia champion richard carapaz on a three—year deal from next season. the ecuadorian rider will make the move from movistar after winning his first grand tour injune. he willjoin a team featuring three other grand tour winners — geraint thomas, chris froome and egan bernal, who won this year's tour de france. sadly that's all the time we have left for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. there's a trend to something cooler for all of us in the week ahead. still not much rain across parts of east and south—east england and barely a cloud in the sky in sevenoaks on monday afternoon. for others, we've had more cloud and outbreaks of rain, some of wh

shot didn't fool zach stephan with this moment haunt the visitors it didn't seem to bother youngster schmidt who cut across the field to send a scream across stephan full freiburg 2nd to watch the final score the thing we saw the very group in the season there were a few going to. be a big big team i think we stayed together another win on the road for coach christian stripes freiburg luke of ultimate and his teammates now move up to 3rd in the table. well we can't keep ignoring this freiburg enough in the league of this when i know i know it's match day 6 but because the champions league on the horizon for the church for christians triesman champions league only. jonathan here they can win the league 100 euros to. every charge now we're going to tell you. about as you say a 3rd of the table just one point behind boy and i tell you what they'll be kicking themselves that they lost it's just a few much days ago had they won that fraud at the top of the table at the end of match day 6 and you know what they've been fantastic all season and christian choice really got the squad play and his rhy

to chuck rosenberg, to michael schmidt, our thanks. we're back with more right after this. >>> our next segment coming up, why one of the luckiest members of congress, and we say that because he was born to wealth and then literally won the lotto three times in his life, is making house republicans feel rather unlucky tonight. that story when we come right back. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may in

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the short straw it looks more like white with finishing luke about schmidt wasn't quite as clinical as he had been in the opening 2 matches. could it be because germany coach you akim love was watching from the stands a case of stage fright the dutchman wasn't a low enough typically ice cold finish and news pages of averages a goal every other game for freiburg was involved but just couldn't find the net. without points headed into the match and it seems to improve the team a test powerful header level things are. private 100 percent starts in the season something in danger. and it got even worse for. yes kiri slaloming solo goal in the 92nd minute turned out to be the deciding strike. christian strikes men let a lead slip through their fingers by then the young star had already been substituted judgment on for a perfect start dashed how does it feel. because i like i said 6 points from 3 matches is ok but at the moment this last steyn is no then you don't know how fry good lost their momentum or was this just a blip the last to cologne has certainly brought christian striking co back

as the dust settles we look at who is left standing and live team coverage, rob schmidt has reaction from voters, analysis from bernie sanders campaign stafford republican strategist peter lamotte. we begin with griff jenkins live at texas university in houston. >> reporter: what a night to have all ten candidates on stage, front and center was president obama's legacy. we knew joe biden would embrace his time as vice president but he hugged it as tight as he could, front and center, when bernie sanders was an outlier, now it is in the center of the debate and we saw sanders and warned going head to head with biden how to pay for this medicare for all. >> the senator says she is for bernie. i'm for barack. >> healthcare costs a lot of money, 7 $40 billion. it doesn't cost $30 trillion. the senator on my left is not indicated how she pays for it. >> we pay for it, those at the top, richest individuals are going to pay more and middle class families are going to pay less. >> i wrote the damn bill. intends to eliminate all out-of-pocket expenses. all deductibles. all copayments. >> if y

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with us for our first two segments tonight, nancy cook, white house reporter for police co, michael schmidt, washington correspondent for the "new york times," robert costa, national political reporter for the "washington post," moderator of washington week on pbs, and jonathan la mere, white house reporter for the associated press. welcome to you all, and robert because it is top of mind and happened most urgently tonight, what's the stay of play according to your reporting on gun legislation? >> at this moment republicans on capitol hill do not believe the president is willing to spend much political capital, if any, on background checks and so they're trying to come up with piecemeal legislation on red flag laws on other aspects of gun control that could -- they could try to some kind of senate gang together a coalition to push it through but they really fear without leader mcconnell and without president trump putting their hands on the scale this thing, this entire process, it stalls. >> michael schmidt rex tillerson quoted by your newspaper tonight, remarks he made at harvard that tak

we're headed into the 2020 election and we may be facing an intelligence desert. >> and, mike schmidt, one of the guys you've written a lot about, mr. flynn, back in federal court today looking for all the world kind of cool and rested. still a free man able to breathe free air. and it had us thinking about asking that question all over again, why all the lies about russia? and is it possible, mike, we're getting further from knowing that answer? >> it's been three years almost since mike flynn made his false statements to the fbi about his contacts with the russian ambassador. we still, as a public, do not have a great clarity on why he made those statements. we still don't really understand that. and now there's more questions about what's going on. his lawyer saying that he doesn't want to pull out of his plea agreement but trying to cast doubt on this case. it's just another curious development here. it was only a few months ago that mike flynn had a deal from the government which would recommend no prison time and now that has sort of been all thrown up in the air and they're try

ireland head coachjoe schmidt has named his world cup squad with a shock omission. devin toner has been left out. the leinster lock has featured 60 times under schmidt, more than any other player. munster‘s south africa—bornjean kleyn only qualified to play for ireland three weeks ago and has taken toner‘s place for the tournament in japan. ireland begin their campaign against scotland on the 22nd of september. the us anti—doping agency has withdrawn its case against sprinter christian coleman, the fastest man in the world this year. coleman had been charged with missing three drugs tests and was facing an automatic one—year ban. the sprinter had argued that one of the missed tests was outside the i2—month period in which the three strikes can be applied. if found guilty, coleman would have missed the world championships and the 2020 olympic games in tokyo. he's now free to compete at the world athletics championships, in doha later this month. the decision can still be appealed by wada or the athletics governing body. bury fans are continuing to fight f

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we've got shane harris joining us, michael schmidt joining us. a member of the intelligence committee who was able to view the whistle-blower's complaint in a special secure facility today who's going to be joining us. we've got senator chris murphy who's going to be joining us who's just back from a trip to ukraine where he talked to the ukrainian government about all of this. lots to get to. we'll be right back. lots to get to we'll be right back. when rade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it's all at one low price. td ameritrade. ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you n

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that jolted freiburg into gear and they responded immediately by jonathan schmidt tapping into level on the stroke of half time after the break freiburg when a penalty but lucas holos low shot didn't fool saxtorph and i would this moment haunt the visitors it didn't seem to bother youngster. who cut across the field to send a screamer pos stefan for freiburg 2nd to watch the final score so i think we started very good in the season there were a few good. we'll pick the big team i think we stay together another win on the road for coach christan strikes freiburg look of his teammates now move up to 3rd in the table. in sunday's late game how to barely encroached screws to a 4 mil away victory away at cologne the promoted club to have only lost at home so far this season and that trend continued against improving hatta side. yeah so wrapped up in cologne looking for back to back but his legal wins after a tricky start to the season when for the hosts would lift them out of the danger zone but it was the boys from berlin who struck 1st jeff i rode on firing this peach past t.-mo for the

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we've got shane harris joining us, michael schmidt joining us. a member of the intelligence committee who was able to view the whistle-blower's complaint in a special secure facility today who's going to be joining us. we've got senator chris murphy who's going to be joining us, who's just back from a trip to ukraine where he talked to the ukrainian government about all of this. lots to get to. we'll be right back. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. >> woman: hi! >> vo: with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work. who knew that was a thing?! >> woman: safelite has service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief my body is truly

peter hans—schmidt set up mythopia when the natural wine movement was taking off. today, the consumption of natural wine is on the rise, with emerging names creeping onto wine lists in most of the world's best restaurants. there is no official definition as to what makes a natural wine but it is all about low intervention, letting nature do the work without using any chemicals or additives. and i've heard peter's vineyard is a pretty good example of this. that was quite the trek. i'm used to vineyards being a bit more — a bit tidier. there's a lot going on, there's brambles, there's bushes, there's loads of wild plants — this isn't your typical vineyard, is it? the thing is to have really a living space for all nature. so there's a method behind the wildness? there's definitely a method. we don't need any fertiliser, so it only comes from the greens that we have planted here. i'm starting to see what you're talking about. this is definitely your patch, this isn't. no. it looks quite barren, there's no undergrowth. you look this way, it's wild flowers, bees, but

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rob schmidt is live with reaction. this is going to be a talker. >> reporter: just after 4:30 in houston, this is a great 24/7 diner in houston, we hope to get a lot of people as the morning goes on but talking healthcare, a big talk last night, you saw kamala harris talking private insurance, people should be allowed to keep their private insurance if they want it. a lot of candidates start to sound more like joe biden and less like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and andrew yang giving away free money, beta or work once to take away assault weapons, ar 15s, ak-47s. we went to texas southern university to talk to people, mostly democrats who watched the debate live after it ended. >> even though -- association with obama. >> reporter: biden to the best? >> that is -- he did the best in terms of staying away from race. >> castro did great. kamala harris. >> reporter: who met the best showing? >> andrew yang. is talking about things no one else is talking about? he's talking ideas. rather than bickering and talking

susan schmidt, think you for joining us this jobs day. susan is head of u.s. equities at aviva investors. guy: in hong kong, we are getting reports that protesters are surrounding a station on the mainland. we are keeping an eye on what is happening here. we are getting reports that the situation is beginning to flare up once again as we go into the weekend. we will continue to monitor the situation out of hong kong. this is bloomberg. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store today. i'mie: live from new york, vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." time for our weekly etf segment. one to dis

henning's not again from close range that jolted freiburg into gear and they responded immediately jonathan schmidt tapping into level on the stroke of half time after the break freiburg won a penalty but lucas hurlers low shot didn't fool zach stephan would this moment haunt the visitors it didn't seem to bother youngster luke of ultimate who cut across the field to send a screamer past steffen full freiburg 2nd to one the final score the thing we saw very good in the season there were a few good. big big team i think we stay together another win on the road for coach christian stripes freiburg look of ultimate and his teammates now move up to 3rd in the table. well we can't keep ignoring this freiburg enough 3rd in the league of this win and i know i know it's match day 6 but it was the champions league on the horizon for the church for christians triesman champions league only. jonathan here they can win the league 100 euros. every choice now i forgot to tell you. it's a 3rd of the table just one point behind boy and i tell you what they'll be kicking themselves that they lost against cologne of

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shot didn't fool zach stephan would this moment haunt the visitors it didn't seem to bother youngster schmidt who cut across the field to send a screamer passed out front for private 2nd to one the final school. very good in the season there were a few good. pick big team i think we stayed together another win on the road for coach christian stripes freiburg look of ultimate and his teammates now move up to 3rd in the table. well we can't keep ignoring this freiburg enough in the league of this win and i know i know it's match day 6 but because the champions league on the horizon for the christians triesman champions league only. jonathan here they can win the league 100 euros so that bit india are pretty short now i think i'm just talking about as you say 3rd of the table just one point behind boy and i tell you what they'll be kicking themselves that they lost against cologne of old tape just a few much days ago had they won that fraud look at the top of the table at the end of match day 6 and you know what they've been fantastic all season and christian choice really got the squad play and

henning's not again from close range that jolted freiburg into gear and they responded immediately jonathan schmidt tapping into level on the stroke of half time after the break freiburg when a penalty but lucas hurlers low shot didn't fool zach stephan would this moment haunt the visitors it didn't seem to bother youngster luke of ultimate who cut across the field to send a stream of pasta from full for a good 2nd to one the final score the thing we started very good in the season there we go to. be a big big team i think we stay together another win on the road for coach christian stripes freiburg look of ultimate and his teammates now move up to 3rd in the table . well we can't keep ignoring this freiburg in our 3rd in the league of this win and i know i know it's match day 6 but it was the champions league on the horizon for the 1st christians triesman champions league only. jonathan here they can win the league 100 euros. every choice now we're going to tell you. about as you say 3rd of the table just one point behind boy and i'll tell you what they'll be kicking themselves that they lost agai

. >> here returning veterans nancy cook, white house reporter for politico michael schmidt, pulitzer prize winning correspondent for the "new york times. robert robert ocosta, and jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press welcome to you all, and robert because it is top of mind, and happened most urgently tonight, what's the stay of play according to your reporting on gun legislation? >> at this moment, republicans on capitol hill do not believe the president is willing to spend much political capital, if any, on background checks and so they're trying to come up with pie piecemeal legislation on red flag laws, they could try to get a senate gang together, a coalition to put it through. they fear without leader mcconnell, and president trump putting their hands on the scale, this entire process stalls. >> michael schmidt, rex tillerson quoted by your newspaper tonight, remarks he made at harvard that takes us to the front of iran. tillerson warned on tuesday that his former boss who fired him a year and a half ago will have to tread carefully. tillerson said that

one of the great reporters of our time, michael schmidt. i want to bring in bill jenner. i can't think of a better guest. when someone goes to the inspector general for national intelligence and says to him there's something i've overhead that's very urgent to me or concerning, how important is that? >> well, it's very important because the reason these rules were created was to give people who had something to complain about a way of elevating that concern without leaking it. it was a way of sort of allowing somebody who saw something that was or that was thought to be really out of bounds, who would elevate that and tell the oversight committees on the hill about it in a secure way without leaking the information. so what we're having now, what the administration was doing was really to make leaking more likely. now, the more we learn today and i think as your viewers now know, that was stopped by the intervention of the justice department which said they didn't think the statute applied. and of course the inspector general mr. atkins thought it did apply. the more we l

msnbc national security contributor mike schmidt. ben rhodes, security adviser for president obama. claire, let me start with you. we sat here together at the end of "morning joe," poring through the whistle-blower complaint. we've now sat through three hours and 22 minutes of testimony from the country's acting dni, on the job for 42 days. a senior intelligence official telling me moments ago that congress has the roadmap, they have what they need in that complaint. >> yeah, i thought that there was way too much focus on process in this hearing and not enough on substance. i understand that there are constraints about what this witness was going to testify to. but i do think they got bogged down in, you know, why didn't he give it to congress. congress has it now. and it is an unbelievable inspector general report. unbelievable. and i don't think the public watching this got the full impact of what's in that report. >> the whistle-blower complaint, dwlof the we don't have the full ig report yet. >> we have the ig's letter and conclusions. we know he's an experienced prosecutor and

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concerns and just who the in white house knew, one of those reporters pulitzer prizewinner michael schmidt joins me now by phone with more. michael, what have you learned? >> we learned that the whistle-blower had identified several white house officials who they believed could corroborate his account. after the inspector general learned about this, there were interviews that were conducted to determine the voracity of the complaint. these interviews obviously as we saw, the inspector general found the complaint to be worthy enough to be referred. but as we know, that did not happen. >> one of the things you say in this -- in this report just published is that there were concerns the whistle-blower had with the actual handling of the records about the phone call. what's that? >> so what happened was is that when a -- when the president speaks of a foreign leader it's traditionally documented a certain way and memorialized. but the handling of this call was different. and that raised alarms within the white house and among some of these officials. why was it that it was being handled differ

their coachjoe schmidt congratulated the japanese for "furious and intense performance". our sports correspondent andy swiss was at the match. a memorable night for the fans here. four years ago it was south africa, now it was ireland on the end of another remarkable giant—killing. ireland seem to have taken control in the first half, they scored two early tries, the first from garry ringrose as he collected a fine kick and then set up the second try for rob carney. ireland seemed in control, they were 12—3 out. japan upped the tempo. they came back before the break, three penalties meant ireland led only 12—9 at half—time. that much a fan had all the momentum and then with 20 minutes to go japan the momentum and then with 20 minutes to gojapan scored the try that sent their fans into raptures, that sent their fans into raptures, that gave them the lead, ireland could find no way back as japan landed a late penalty to make it 19-12 at the landed a late penalty to make it 19—12 at the final whistle. such disappointment for ireland. but the japan it is now two win

cnn reached out to eric schmidt but he also declined to comment. we want to thank our international viewers for watching. for you "cnn newsroom" with max foster is next. for u.s. viewers a brand new update on hurricane dorian's path. "new day" continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning, everyone. this is cnn special live coverage of hurricane dorian. we just got the 8:00 a.m. advisory from the national hurricane center, and hurricane dorian is still a major hurricane, a category 3 storm. in fact, it gained strength overnight going from category 2 to category 3. it is now 70 miles from where i'm standing south-southeast of charleston, and the impact here is the greatest we have seen so far on the mainland united states, which is to say we are getting winds i would say gusts of 70 miles an hour on land here, an enormous amount of rain, in some cases up to 3 inches an hour. they could get 15 to 20 inches of rain in charleston over the next 12 hours and there is concern about flooding. high tide comes about 1:00. if