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just yesterday, john paulson, the hedge fund guys, hosted, opened a new hotel.other luxury hotel i guess lure more rich americans to relocate to puerto rico. you have been covering this whole development of thesevulture capitalist that are personally dissenting on puerto rico to try to see what they can pick out in terms of their future winnings are profits. can you talk about it? >> part of what is most troubling is these folks clearly have the air of the governor. as now he was talking about, the people who are doing this innovation around solar power and the different community groups in puerto rico that have taken on the recovery directly, those folks are not being turned to buy the governor to think about what puerto rico needs right now. instead, it is these block chain community's and crypto currency community's and ex-pats, if you will, that are really having a say in what is going to happen in puerto rico. it will roseau has said be central to the recovery in the conference he announced the creation of an advisory board. part of what excites this techno

our innovations magazine for infusion of cash from every week and always looking to the future fund t.w. john come science and research for asia. i read body welcome to the show today we start things off with a little heavy metal here's what's coming up for. the maiden journey of the many talents of iron maiden front man bruce dickinson. cultural connection on this train it's not the destination it's the journey. and sky kitchen alexander compass michelin star takes on german cuisine. we begin with a visit to the front man of heavy metal band iron maiden not satisfied with being a worldwide success as a singer bruce dickinson went on to write a novel create his own baby and fly as an airline pilot now he's released his also a biography the title of which might concern you if he's piloting your plane it's cold what does this button do and it's proved a hit climbing to number one on the u.k. sunday times bestseller list. bruce dickinson is nothing if not a high flyer here he takes to the skies to give us a better view of his home country the. but flying planes is just one of his passions. you c

funding. morganthou andry john paley did so many years ago, after 9/11, cfi set off to cut the terrorist --tfi set off to cut the terrorist asset by deploying new tools, as well as long-held authorities with renewed energy and strategic outlook. today, the -- to counter the threats we face across the globe, from murderous dictators preying on their own citizens, weapons proliferators like kim jong-un threatening united states and allies, terrorists murdering the innocent to sow instability, and others, we worked steadily to assess and analyze each threat. we use intelligence and other information to deploy a range of tools in innovative ways, constantly adapting to ensure they are properly synchronized and calibrated, to bring maximum economic leverage to bear. we also collaborate closely with with congress, allies across the globe. and with the private sector to him -- amplify our actions in a number of different ways. to further promote this integration and find new ways to pressure our adversaries, we are also setting up new strategic impact units within the treasuries existing structure. w

house a man who wants to use military force against iran and north korea and also cut funding for the united nations john bolton america's new national security adviser all be asking a leading security experts want to expect. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us french police have shot dead a gunman who killed three people before taking hostages in a supermarket in the small southwestern town of the twenty six year old attack screamed fundamentalist slogans during the incident he was known to all thora jesus a petty criminal and he was also being monitored as a possible islamist threat so-called islamic state have claimed responsibility for the attack. police rushing to the scene of the shooting and hostage situation the attacker twenty six year old. france's interior minister says the suspect was shot dead by. police after one officer offered himself in exchange for one of the hostages. we had no indication the attacker was radicalized he was known to the authorities as a petty criminal. case officer left his mobile phone switched on inside the supermarket and that'

liz: john paulson's hedge fund, making cuts across the board including some of his very top deputies.buffett bill ackman of pershing square, a decade after the financial crisis, ten years to the week since the bear stearns nightmare are the markets top giants stumbling in a way where they can't come back? charlie? >> what's interesting is the tale of these two guys, i know both of them pretty well, very good investors. john paulson shorted essentially the entire financial sector, believing that housing crisis was going to spread a contagion. liz: and created subprime instruments to short subprime. >> credit the false swaps to short this sort of stuff and became one of the top hedge fund managers in the world, this is ten years ago, remember it wasn't just bear stearns, bear stearns was the first to go under and lehman brothers and the financial crisis. and ackman approached it differently. he had a long-term bet against the major bond insurers particularly the mbia, he believed they were insuring so much debt, housing debt, stuff that would go under water, when the housing crisis hit,

was working for cambridge analytica but according to the end, it's paid for by the john bolton super pac, also fundedr, who also funded cambridge analytica, and these connected companies and entities were set up as a way to funnel mercer's money into campaigns without it being seen. john bolton's super pac appears to be have been one of the links in that alleged operation. and of course he has just been named national security adviser. since we first got a look at that british consultant's web site bragging about the 2014 election and tom tillis, he didn't answer our ee-mails, at least in the form of an e-mail reply, but after we asked him about the john bolton super pac ad, he changed his web site and just put up in its place a very exciting picture of tom tillis, which maybe the british guy also helped with, i don't know. now instead of saying he helps thom tillis's campaign, instead of all that, now that he's had the better part of four years to reflect on it and started asking questions about that last night, he's changed it to say he was really helping a local political party, none of that psyc

been favored by climaents with strong personalities and fighters themselves, he was john mccain's lawyer, hedge fundr, most recently the president's lawyer. he likes to shoot a little bit from the hip, i will say, in court proceedings and proceedings leading up to trial, and he has a brash style. i don't know that he has the reputation for being, you know, careful meticulous studied like some, you know, more mild mannered lawyers are in learning every aspect of the case, including the minutia and boring parts. he's not the most gracious loser in the world. after the trial when a tv camera was put in front of him and asked for comment about what happened in the trial, in that case, i believe he presented one of his fingers to the camera,ing and i believe it was his middle finger. >> well, with that as background, why do you think this relationship with the president -- the president's legal team did not work out? >> there's a lot of reasons why lawyers and clients divorce each other. happens not infrequently in real life, and sometimes it's the lawyer who has become discovered, could be he's not gett

funding. >> good afternoon john lao. i know have you many moving and complicated pieces that the central soma plan. a possible contribution to the restoration from the cfd revenues from the central soma plan. it's a small piece of the overall public benefits package but it would be of great significance to the public itself. secondly, let me offer to come back we're putting the finishing touches on the campaign feasibility study and it should give us of the ability to raise funds from private, corporate and philanthropic sources and we're in conversations with the state of california about a project and they've been an early investor -- and a contribution from the soma plan would be of great importance to the project. it would make every subsequent dollar that much easier to leverage. >> commissioner: do you think what's in there is enough to get you to that number. >> i won't opine on what the right figure should be. i'll leave that to policy makers. staff has had a dedication to the program from the start and have comm

according to the disclosure at the end it's paid for by the john bolton super pac, also funded by cambridge, which is now facing whistle-blower allegations that they sent foreign workers to work on republican campaigns and this was set up as a way to funnel mercer's money into campaigns without it being seen. john bolton's super pac is apparently one of the links in that, and he has been named national security advisor. since we got a look at that british consultant's website, a couple things have happened. the british guy didn't answer our e-mails, at least in the form of an e-mail reply. but after we asked him about the john bolton super pac ad he changed his website. he took down the john bolton super pac ad and now he put up an exciting picture of thom tillis, which maybe the british guy also helped with. now he -- now that he's had the better part of four years to reflect on it, he's changed it to say really he was helping a local political party with something a lot simpler. none of that highly targeted psychographic profile stuff that's in the headlines. that was the first funny thin

i agree with commissioner johns about supporting a more higher, i guess larger restoration fund for the mint. i'm not as familiar as commissioner johns going to thee early 2000s but i remember when they wanted to make a museum. unfortunately that didn't happen. mr. bueller's comment about the cultural comments concept is a good thing and good idea to put forward and put some serious thought into. commissioner behind an hyland aw have been on the assets committee for a while and we're looking for ways to figure out how to promote intangible assets. i think the level of funding that you quoted, a million dollars for soma fund. $15 million for capital needs. $20 million for cultural facilities, those are good but i'd like to recommend a higher amount. a million dollars doesn't really get you a lot. even one activity to support, i think a community event, in that area will easily take 40 to 50,000. and you have so many that will be taking place out there. for capital, 15 is barely going to paint a house. i would recommend visiting these numbers and finding other resources to support that. >

john roe is here. head of multi-asset funds. great to see you. while the music plays we must dance. sort of dancing are you doing at the moment? john: a slightly nervous one today. it's going to be a more volatile year. we said that from the outlook in november. and since then that has turned out to be the case. kind of inevitable. we're getting late to cycle. if you get late cycle you get to google inflation pressure combined with the removal of constant easing. it might be fined or it might move the risk premium and risk assets. the combination is bound to keep things more volatile. while earnings grades remains good, save what else you like about the u.s. tax changes that they will be -- that will help the p/e ratio and from that perspective while earnings remains we continue to dance. mark: will you continue to buy dips in equities and rates? 's how far does this market has to go? john: fundamentals change we would change how we think about it. at this stage inflation is not picked up that much. we've got the atlanta fed approaching gdp down below 2%. that does not suggest an ov

john mentioned some of these. delayed, uncertain annual funding. through this census cycle and as a result, the census bureau has to cut back, cancel, or delay critical testing and research. this is going to be the first high-tech census. be anrst time there will option to respond online. nobody disputes the need to modernize the census. technology also brings cyber security risk, real or perceived. on the real side we've got hacking and phishing scams. misinformation campaigns. in this time of social media. russia, i hope you are not listening. then, perceived. tople are more reluctant provide personal information online because of what they hear about cyber security threats. even putting that aside, the high-tech census faces the digital divide, low income particularly all -- are affected by lower access to the internet and broadband. third, there is a helpful climate of fear in many communities. anti-immigrant rhetoric and stepped-up federal law enforcement activity has driven millions of people, immigrants, into the shadows. even people in the

funding. think you heard from john earlier that the department of technology has some promising strategies for efficiency. several countries in the world shifted to online and more technological synthesis but there are concerns. for example, our general goal is to get as many people to fill out the census online because that will allow us to prioritize the nonresponse. will be talking to your landlords and neighbors and third-party data to help fill in the gaps. two out of the three test sites the dress rehearsal as it's called, they had to be canceled and one was in west virginia, a point of focus on rural areas and we also had previous test sites for other aspects that had to be canceled. we decided to test multilingual operations so we were going in with a lot less confidence and certainty at this point although i think we will learn a lot about how well this internet and it in the structure will work. the technology is not just about responding. it's all about devices and numerators we use in training. there is some testing, just to get a sense of how carol it is , how does that work with

around the city the government is facing increasing criticism as promised recovery funds continue to face delays john holmes said this report from one of the camps. it's not easy getting ready for work in the morning when you live in a tent that's how it's been for six months for patti since her home was damaged in last september's earthquake she has her few possessions with her. i haven't really slept in six months we take turns who's on watch who is then we look for a chain to close the gate we use ropes there's people who try to get n. a handful of camps like patti's adulthood around the capital thousands of others were damaged tiles is living with relatives or paying rent that they can ill afford elsewhere while they wait for the more than three hundred fifty million dollar reconstruction budget to kick in much of it hasn't done yet and that's partly because the city committee set up to administer the funds led by local lawmakers was plagued by irregularities for experts on the advisory panel resigned in protest among them. all that in this moment i can say that the money has been managed with th

syrians had moved out so at that point the foreigners became a very good way to fund various organisations who kidnapped john connelly or james folly and sell it to another organisation for maybe ten thousand dollars maximum saying amount of small money but of course different kind of people. just look at all from sauvignon sort of yeah that's just when i saw this and then out of one hundred sitting with students sofie her from another student who would imagine the easy. conventional smile mom and the gee why do you think she has been going to bed i made me feel with energy why did the talking only. call. it appears that at some point in time islamic state decided that they wanted to aggregate as many of these western hostages as they could maybe they thought they would be valuable in the manner that they did become valuable maybe they thought they would be a bargaining chip in some other way it's been suggested that it was a matter of prestige you know the group that had the most western hostages was the most successful most powerful and the fact that they made no effort to communicate for an entire year. y

kristen trumps learning in funding practices are still surprising the recent deployed months of my complaint and john bolton have left an impression on friends and foes alike impetuously on american politics. fundamentally the united states and russia are have been for decades to scorpions in a bottle each capable of destroying the other but only at the price of being destroyed itself. said well these weapons were overcome u.s. missile defenses u.s. missile defenses were totally ineffective against russian forces already. so they'll be more effective against russian forces. i. thought. you. a gunman in the front car and takes hostages in the supermarket killing three people the terrorist was later killed in a shootout with police. also ahead on the program the u.k.'s law enforcement agencies searches the offices of all political consulting giant to donald trump brags that a facebook comes under fire for a major data breach. the rule of national security adviser we take a closer look at the new paul white house. on the calendar for the u.s. senate calls for homeless people to be given weapons.

funding of political candidates and grading them on their voting effort from a to f. it tells how much support members of congress gets from the nra. they have spent $7.7 million on johnroughout his career, more than any legislator. that includes campaign funding and ads attacking opponents. the next are north carolina richard burr, senator roy blunt, $4.5 million. north carolina's other senattho tillis. are you taking notes here? you know who is getting the money in the nra. florida senator marco rubio benefiting from $3 million in nra spending. that is something he has taken a lot of criticism for. it is not just congress, though. florida governor rick scott has an a-plus rating before recently signing that gun legislation in the wake of the parkland shooting. vice president mike pence has an a rating, loosening a number of laws while governor of indiana, including allowing firearms to be kept in vehicles on school property. then jump to the 2016 election where the nra spent $21 million supporting our president. all the spending buys the nra an oversized seat at the table on all the issues, the ones largely opposing the expanded federal background checks, taking a h

funding the military. then, mr. trump picks johnbolton to be national security advisor, a veteran diplomat and conservative hawk who has called for military action against north korea and iran. mark shields and david brooksre are heo assess the latest turnover at the white house. plus, we escape to the waters off bermuda to see how technology is opening up ave treasure tf shipwrecks. ts how is it decaying? what other artifac are there?

kristen trumps money in funding practices are still surprising the recent deployed minutes of my complaint on john bolton have been impression on friends and foes alike watch him play on american politics. a hero police officer dies from his injuries after swapping places with a whole stage during friday's terror attack in southern france three other people were killed in the deadly attack when a gunman hijacked took off and took hostages and this two month. british investigators raid the offices of a political consulting giant linked to team trying to break sit down space book comes under fire for a major data breach. and as john bolton prepares to take up the role of donald trump's the national security adviser we take a closer look at the new role in the white house. a very warm welcome you are watching on t.v. international with me niki aaron good to have you with us this hour. now four people have been killed in southern france after a gunman hijacked a car and took hostages at a supermarket in a small town the attacker pledged allegiance to islamic state and was eventually shot dead by speci

lot about the old mint from both sides people saying, we don't want any funding or more funding to be heard. john law will join us from economics. he's the staff for the project and can help to answer any questions that you have. sorry for the hydration break. for affordable housing, we've shared the strategy as 33% affordable housing. i know that questions have come up and how we'll roll out the programs. that will be answered from staff and amy chan is here from the office and happy to answer any questions you have. in terms of community oversight, we heard a lot of requests from the community. this area is already part of the eastern neighborhoods and over the oversight of the eastern neighborhoods advisory committee and stabilization advisory committee. as we discussed in the past, one thing would be to have a split and merge that. i know that the supervisors' office has talked to the city attorney's office about legislation that would make these changes. this is not dramatic pause. finally, flower mart. there's been some drama regarding the flower mart in the last two weeks. the flower mart

can peel it away from her she that's right and you know a lot of fence funds guys have moved down here before you and you have john paul saying that. let me just introduce this idea because the way you describe it it sounds very dry that you know there's a tax benefit to moving down here and that's part of the entrepreneurial mix is you've got to look at your entire picture and maximize revenue you can but there's a huge ancillary impact for the crypto community coming to puerto rico it's twofold right there's one is the local community is now. getting the five and you can talk about that a little bit and then you're bringing in a lot of expertise and a lot of young talent and a lot of fresh talent and that's adding to the mix so can you talk a little bit about the the vision thing as it's become a positive petri dish so when i first came down here in early twenty sixty and people were barely understanding how this could become a technology town much less the first time i spoke at a conference here which is the port of the puerto rico investment summit i asked people in the government about how you treat watching

john stenson. i'm a member of the retirement fund. i would like you to do away with public comment, instead having something similar to question time. i think that would be beneficial to you members, make you educated on investments and what the members think. i would like you to take that up in discussion and see if you can have a question time where we can question you on the investments, instead of coming and ranting and raving, and whether it gets through to you, who knows? that's not really what i want to talk about. i gave a bloomingdale report on passive events. active money management. today i would like to give you the highlights. active money management and passive management. according to a research in standard and poors, in the past 15 years, it was determined that only 8% of large cap managed funds outperformed the s&p 500. only 5% of mid cap managed funds o performed the index. that is going back 15 years. only 3% of small cap outperformed their index. so to me, i always follow myself, i follow passive management, rather

john cryan. >> when he announced the plan, the funds raised from the ipo going to deutsche bank's coffers, i think people aren't so concerned about that anymore, but it is a key part of the plan which is to make the business more independent at a time when they are facing a lot of competitive pressures and being more independent could have it gain scale as well. >> awarding its staff $2.7 billion in bonuses, four times higher than the previous year despite the bank third annual loss in a row. >> you might think what are they going to gain? notas a paper loss, due to necessarily operating problems, but u.s. tax reforms. that is one part of the argument. on top of that, deutsche bank has to hang on to its people. that sets the needle he has to thread, to hang onto his key revenue generators. to do that, you have to pay. >> -- plans to focus on growth outside europe. to rossi life. they also plan to spin off him and she potential unit. >> investors are already looking beyond the m&g's been off, and maybe -- spin off. is the u.s. the next one, maybe? >> there are no plans at the current time to look a

i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. >> john kelly, reportedly intent on sidelining kushner and ivanka trump. the chief of staff is defending his own handling of the rob porter domestic abuse scandal, telling reporters off camera this week i have absolutely nothing to even consider resigning over. jeff sessions, the president lashed out again at his attorney general calling him disgraceful this week for not using justice department lawyers to push back on what he believes are surveillance abuses at the fbi. >> the president is very frustrated about this entire what he calls witch hunt and hoax, the entire investigation. >> sessions responded curtly in a statement. quote, as long as i am the attorney general, i will continue to discharge my duties with integrity and honor. and he had this very public unity dinner with his deputy, rod rosenstein. mr. trump has taken pride in his ability to thrive in the midst of the chaos he likes to create. >> we have to be unpredictable. we have to be unpredictable. we have to be unpredictable, folks. >> but now aides say the preside

funds to build the president's long-promised border wall. similar plans have been shot down in the past. so, will this one get any traction? let's bring in senate g.o.p. conference chair johnator, what do you think of this idea three years of daca extension for three years of border wall funding. >> well, it solves the problem in the short-term, john. and i think that a lot of us are looking to come up with a solution. the president, obviously, sees the bill that's currently moving through the congress as an opportunity to do that. it's important, i think, for him and many of us who believe we have got to strengthen our border security to get that wall system built, to get funding allocated to that. so if there is a deal that could come together, i'm certainly nod adverse to it i think the administration has walked a little bit from that more recently as well. i think getting it tachesd to this. >> bill: that's moving through right now is probably a pretty heavy lift. i'm not sure we would have the votes to do that. >> jon: my understanding the president has walked it back in part because the opposition from republicans. >> i don't think it would be so much opposition from

they also announced that they have created an education fund for stephon clark's children. john? simon covering this story for us in sacramento. dan, thank you very much. that funeral later this morning. >>> the president's communications director hope hicks is out. now word that the president is being told he doesn't need a new one or chief of staff for that matter. stay with us. -looks great, honey. -right? sometimes you need an expert. i got it. and sometimes those experts need experts. on it. [ crash ] and sometimes the expert the expert needed needs insurance expertise. it's all good. steve, you're covered for general liability. and, paul, we got your back with workers' comp. wow, it's like a party in here. where are the hors d'oeuvres, right? [ clanking ] tartlets? we cover commercial vehicles, too. i think there's something wrong with your sink. we cover commercial vehicles, too. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like

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. >> it was for the malala fund who john and i are working with. we have two daughters.er return to pakistan. we covered it -- >> oh, you did. that's awesome. so cool. that's so cool. >> can you take us back to the beginning with john. what was your first date like? >> oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> i heard it was air really good story. >> we met at a restaurant and i was there with a mutual friend of ours and it was one of those -- you know, it's not even ray great story but she's like oh, my god, there's my friend john and he came over and. [ laughter ] >> i love that. >> luck lie it's a silent movie and i'm not speaking in it, yeah, so she brought him over and -- >> the rest is history. >> the rest is history. >> two young daughters. are your two daughters excited to see mommy as mary poppins. >> it's funny because i think it would be exciting for all of their friends but i think it's a disconcerting thing for your own kid to see you as somebody else. >> especially at that age. >> like my oldest one has seen one film i was in or a clip of it before she melted down and sh

and questions are being asked as to why the payments from a multi-million dollar recovery fund have been delayed john homan reports. it's not easy getting ready for work in the morning when you live in a tent that's how it's been for six months for patti since her home was damaged in last september's earthquake she has her few possessions with her. i haven't really slept in six months we take turns who's on watch who is then we look for a chain to close the gate we use ropes there's people who try to get in one hand full of camps like patti's adulthood around the capital thousands of others were damaged tiles is living with relatives or paying rent that they can ill afford elsewhere while they wait for the more than three hundred fifty million dollar reconstruction budget kid much of it hasn't done yet and that's partly because the city committee set up to administer the funds led by local makers was plagued by irregularities for experts on the advisory panel resigned in protest among them. so that in this moment i can say that the money has been managed with the desirable transparency. that's a worr

funds and credit? lisa: people in the story were saying that john gray revolutionized investing. what does that mean? real estate assets that were undervalued. over the course of about a decade or more, he did almost 30 public to private transactions, where he took real estate asset private. hilson was the big example of big -- hilton was the example of that. , theen hilton and equity investors made upwards of $20 billion. lisa: not so shabby. someone who didn't make that was the country called -- country club criminal. he stole peoples money. jason: this was a mini made off ff.-- many mado madoff. so you go to your neighbors and ask them if they want a hedge fund. david: i have never had a neighbor asked me that. lisa: maybe you're not hanging out with the right people. ofon: this is the sun westchester and he went to stanford. he has a pedigree. but he allegedly swindled people. david: one person gave him $2.4 million. he was doing this out of his house. he didn't even have an office. doing this out of his house. he didn't even have an office. lisa: i love the story. david: we can't leave without t

they also said that they're going to establish an education fund for stephon clark's children. johnfor us in sacramento again. that funeral starts in a few hours. thanks so much, dan. >>> happening now, more testimony in the justice department lawsuit to block at&t's purchase of time warner. the judge warned attorneys on both sides to speed things up. jessica schneider outside the courthouse. jessica? >> reporter: you said it, the judge in this case issued a stern warning before they went to break last night. he said, pick up the pace of this trial or else this merger deal could be in serious jeopardy. now, this case has really been moving at a glacial pace. we're on day five and we only heard from three complete witnesses. the fourth witness is on the stand right now, getting questioned by government attorneys. the judge initially projected this case would last six to eight weeks. but both sides combined have about 30 witnesses. so if you do the math on this, that would extend this case well beyond that 6 to 8 weeks initially projected. and here's why it matters. both of these part

funding as well. >> can i -- >> and the -- >> good morning again. john sitikawa, director of contracts. but the other part of it for the city is that periodically the city applies colas to contracts and that is the opportunity. but the city policy is to apply that as a whole across the set of contracts. this is a general fund contract that would be eligible to receive colas and cogbies as the city granltzes them. as you know the ones from this year and last year, they were 2.5% cola. so, when the next cola comes out, we adjust this contract with the cola that is provided to the city. >> and the other question i have maybe for the -- for james, i know some of the residents may go to adult day health. so, what kind of activities do you have for the residents? >> there are daycare centres, which is about two to three times a week. they engage with the residents in club activities. >> ok. such as? >> such as exercises that they work together to strengthen the physical as well as mental well-being. and then they are actually nurses, p.t.o. there on site to monitor individual's health, condit

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