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Steven mnuchin are getting on the phone today with the top chinese trade negotiator to try and iron out more things. We are in this messy and game. Endgame. Essy we have been here before. We were here in may. This may still unravel. David i heard we have not agreed to a deal on soybeans. You think if they were close to a deal they wouldve gotten that out of the way, at least. Shawn what we are seeing as they are talking about the difficult issues on the table. The fact those around the table now and are being wrestled with is usually a sign of the end game being afoot. On soybeans, it is not s...

Treasury secretary yellen is not ruling out the possibility of new tariffs on china. Janet yellen wraps up her visit. Its beneficial and desirable and it needs to be on the level Playing Field. And in the number of ways we feel its not. Jamie dimons warnings for investors. Higher rates, and the profound implications of a. I. We begin with news vonding a major supplier to nvidia. The white house announcing 6. 6 billion for the companys arizona plants. Under the commitment, tsmc is committed to adding a third complex. Jim, were talking some 20,000 construction jobs, theres money in here for work...

Research hospital in order to address some of the major diseases that are endemic to the region. With tremendous wealth comes also some, some diseases such as, for example, adult diabetes, Childhood Obesity and some of those other things that qatar is now trying to position itself as a Global Leader in addressing. I hate to end tonights discussion with a mention of diseases, but its been [laughter] its been a pleasure and an honor being here. Thank you all, and my thanks again to osama. Thank you. [applause] before you adjourn, if you dont mind, i would like to say that we have professor kamra...

Records show roughly 130 local homes were lost in the Woolsey and Hill fires. Five years later, most have not been rebuilt.

BURLINGTON, Ky. (KT) – Several first-time volunteers were among the nearly 175 who participated in the Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief’s second training session of the year Saturday at Burlington Baptist