regulators right now younes and figured me for sounding a little bit cynical but was this really any kind of surprise. in one respect yes and to the other no in my twenty year career of wall street i do not really recall that such a high ranking former or current c.e.o. of a company of the size of. been charged with any similar charges in that respect it is a surprise on the other side that's what u.s. prosecutors usually do their stop was their lowering and martin winter call is already the ninth executive. to be charged two executives have been sentenced to prison terms just end of last year and probably they have helped to build the case against marty going to court all right hands court and bringing us up to date from new york thank you very much tracking that story for us yes meanwhile talk about timing today the new v.w. boss this man had a bit used his first general assembly to call for more honest open truthful and ethical company culture. greenpeace activists protest outside v.w. the annual general meeting they're calling for climate friendly vehicles clean up reach this ban

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. >> and a it's lesson for the youn they call it occupation hope for a reason.t's the opport for a different future. katy watson, "bbc news" in sao paolo. reporte: the futs female as that say. the orchestrath ifirst ensemble led by dabled musicians. now they're known as the proms. it is conducted by james rose who is cerebral palsy. our correspondent went to meet him. ♪ reporter: james roseoncts the borman symphony orchestra resound ensemble. they are performing this on t 27th of august. he's come along way pretty quickly since he took up his specially designed instrument six years ago. >> isibtating for you? >> sole's talk about your conducting. it seems to me there's four parts. you bring to the party. you use the batonu yose your eyes. you use yr left hand. and you use your body. is that what you've been taught to sort of bring all those elements together to communicate with your orchestra? >> how far do you think you can take this? can you imagine one day conducting the last night of the drums? po er: best of luck at them at the proms. a family has had a nar

younes: today we're organizing a kind of competition.ferent districts play against each other. it's about sports, yes, but also about being punctual, and respecting commitments and rules. reporter: the other pillar of the concept is strict security policy. although he's a liberal politician, bart somers is all in favor of more surveillance cameras, police, and what's called overlast, or nuisance, teams. they deal with disturbances in public places, especially among youths. micha smulders serves on one of these teams. micha: we're here to build a close relationship with youths and other citizens, so that we can work through prevention, and keep people from behaving in a disorderly fashion. reporter: this is how it works. when there's a problem at a school, they always call in the same team. here the officers are questioning a pupil. he says another boy attacked him with a fork and took his phone. the accused appears before a juvenile magistrate the same day, a zero tolerance strategy. perhaps as a result, the atmosphere in mechelen has ch

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anre youn -- are you exercise person, travel, sports?n: i like to get out and play some golf. i like to travel. our family gets together and travels. i travel 40%, 50% of the time, business travel, but one of the things we enjoy is getting together as a family to travel. i always try to create some fun travel our kids will find and as long as mom and dad pay for it, and it is fun, they will come. david: some say the higher the handicap of the ceo, the better the stock will perform. if it is a low handicap, it means the ceo is spending too much time is playing golf. marillyn: you are not going to ask me my handicap? david: you are not a scratch golfer? marillyn: no way. i don't play enough for that. [laughter] david: it must be pretty low. is your husband better than you? marillyn: he is better than me, but i always remind him there is the average for women and the average for men. david: ok, and if he has a close putt, you give it to him? [laughter] what is the biggest challenge the u.s. defense industry has? marillyn: the challenge we h

my question is do you not think that one of the problems in our country is binary thinking, so youn have grievances, grievances only, youou have people for whom the market o is a religion and e opposite is like socialism, bernie, and i -- i like that -- >> chloer, we will have to leave it there. last answer. >> yes, i think binary thinking is a problem. i think you need to look at any kind of issue with the complexity on nuance that it deserves and we are out of time, we won't be able to do that. thank you for bringing it up and thank you for your kind words. >> we want to show you the book one moree time. the view from flyover country, dispatches from the forgotten america. sarah kendzior has been guest on book fair. >> weekly author interview program that includes best-selling, nonfiction books and guest interviewers. facebook cofounder chris hughes argued for guarantied income for the working class. journalist robert kessler on inner workings of the trump administration. in the coming weeks on afterwords former secretary donald. .. ... >> with the muslims so we argue it is a smear or

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doesn't care that he doesn't have ethics, they all know, there's not a single trumpers person that youn find that would say they don't believe there's something to this whole affair situation. we're in that weird world where in the one hand donald trump is a bs 'er and -- a bs'er and he said he can shoot somebody and not -- why do we have to go through this? >> april why? >> van's right. we talk to evangelical leaders who said if it happened before the election we're done with it. this happened before the election, the alleged affair and the pay off, why is he lying about it? >> you know why he's lying about it, because he is the president of the united states and he wants to assume this presidential stance, even if it's this new modern presidential stance. donald trump has never -- president donald trump or donald trump candidate or civilian never denied, that i know of that he had a relationship with stormy daniels. even sarah huckabee sanders said that it was many arbitration. the issue is, was she paid off before the election. many people, many of these evangelicals, the people who

importance of eating locally and eating more vegetarian style food and more vegetables. , many of youn might have heard of. he had a catch phrase that was popular which was common in much,"eat food, not too mostly plants." this is good advice for those of us concerned about our health. eat less meat and again, we should have real food. alice waters, who is a chef, as well as barbara are both writers who have written a lot about the value of eating locally. how many of you have been to a farmers market? this idea that we should be eating more locally. this has a moral and ethical resonance that makes us closer to our food. some of you might have done woofing. anyone? this is the idea that you would go to an organic farm, be involved in local and sustainable agriculture. this is marketed as a cultural exchange program. but again, there is a sense that there is something that is going to make us improve ourselves. if we eat locally, we will know more about where our food is coming from. better for the environment, better for the community and better for our bodies. a some ways, there was

the shut youn win means vegas moved on to the western conference finals against nashville or winnipeg. not a bad year for our sharkies. >>> and bay area fans, the warriors meanwhile looking good after taking it apart -- new orleans in game four yesterday. taking a live look -- oracle where they play tomorrow night and they could wrap up the series with a big "w" with a win. >> and winning in the weather department. it is lovely. >> some people i talk to and they give me the thumbs up when i say it is in the 80s this week and some people are like -- i've gotten mixed reaction. i'll show you the numbers. you like the sunshine and warmer weather. here is a live look outside in san jose. it is gorgeous outside. and as of now still not that warm. we're at 68 degrees and it is 70 now in morgan hill. starting to warm up quickly as you step out in fairfield, it is 70 degrees. and the temperatures in the low 70s as we look at santa rosa. it is about five to nine degrees warmer than yesterday at this time so as we look at concord it is 6 degrees warmer. livermore at eight degrees warmer than th

with the 18-year old line in qualifies for certain things if you're under 18 that you don't the day youn turn 18. for example, special immigrant is one of those that depending on the state you have to apply for that status before your 18th birthday. the other thing is that if you are detained as a young person under the age of 18 and you are still in detention on your 18th birthday there are many cases that you are in al youth detention facility in border patrol comes then picks you up on your 18th birthday so your birthday present issue are taken to an adult detention facility and you have fewer legal protections and fewer legal recourse is based on the fact that yesterday i was 17 and today i'm 18. >> i don't know what else toer d to that other than like for me when i was writing about my character i had done that research and done-- learned a lot about the process and one thing that struck me was the way the conversation went when i interviewed some immigration lawyers. that if really kept coming up and it was more like well if he went through these kind of situationse, then he might

candidate and then they had given people the understanding that they would not stand in question younes way that was the reason for the dismay on the square yesterday because from the morning everyone was basically convinced that this was just a matter of you know a formality that he would be acting prime minister by the evening and then as the day dragged on the session in parliament went on and on it turned out that actually they went back on their earlier assurances that they would not vote for him so this was the real drama of the day this breach of a sort of tacit promise that the ruling party would make way for passion. and that's that's basically the. problem of the situation now formally the constitution sees that we'll have another vote for an interim leader next week so that's the maze the latest date that could happen should they not agree then they'll be snap elections but snap elections still run administered by the current government ok nick thank you so much steve conley there in yerevan armenia. now to some of the other stories making news around the world today french p

if youn: the question is have energy going into industrials and materials, you are taking it away fromther areas. however, if the story is secular , weakness, long-term lack of traditionaless of brand, that could be a substantial longer area. we are talking about buying the cyclicals, yada yada --a, >> you piled your money in tech and then you make decisions on it. tech, it is not that they are expensive, their underlying businesses are unbelievable. flowu look it the cash generation, they are triple the success of the bond market. it is unbelievable. scarlet: later this year, they are going to switch up the categories. telecom will be made up of those communication names in the tech sector will be broken up even further. what does that mean for how investors are positioned in some of these areas? inevitably, they have to come out of some to pile more money into telecom. expression,e old arose of any other name, if you like company acts and you categorize a tech versus media, amazon is categorized as consumer discretionary. if we category it someplace else, it's for amazon. but they in

taking a look at the bigger picture, even though the jury is , youn the policy shift have declining for traits in china and an unwillingness given those costs and the long-term implications could be affected. that could help it extend this month rally, not too bad technically holding above the two-year uptrend since about early this month. tehran and it continues its tort relationship with the united states curated -- with the united states. inspectors access to the entire country or face the toughest u.s. sanctions in history. he gave a list of 12 requirements. pompeo was making his first address as secretary of state. the u.s. is ramping up pressure washingtona curated is spanning purpose -- -- trading venezuelan debt ground to a halt monday curated the u.s. has already seen sanctions on its important oil industry. surging.orrowing is the incoming five-star administration without regards to eu. it now yields 10 basis points more from indonesia. democracy protests in thailand plan to march tuesday on the fourth anniversary of the military to -- military coup. growth beatingic fromstima

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brian younes is live with details of the firestorm that this has created. >> several people at the white house staff meeting thursday tell fox news there was some nervousness flickering heard in the room in reaction to the john mccain so-called joke. some talk about how tasteless and surprising it was after. kelly sadler, a white house aide mocked his brain cancer diagnosis openly of the meeting while discussing the announcement that he would not be supporting president trump nominee for cia director, gina haspel. sadler joked that mccain is irrelevant. think what it doesn't matter. he is dying anyway. mccain has been battling brain cancer at his ranch in arizona for the past five months. sadler called john mccains daughter megan, personally to apologize on friday. megan said she was surprised sadler had not been fired. this morning on fox news, the white house budget director mick mulvaney said that sadler should not be fired. >> i think the remarks awful but let's look at this in context. it was said in a private meeting. inside the white house. it is not like you might say something r

youn equity token gives ownership and something. a utility token gets you on a platform. it is more like a card they get you into a movie. -- my way, that big coin vessel yesterday on my linkedin isfile also known as satoshi totally the person that invented this whole thing. nobody knows who he or she is. whoever created this created a limited amount of that coin. you can also get that coin as a commodity. what is it going to be? is a currency, a security? a commodity? who should be responsible. the reason i've gotten heavily involved is because we've got a -- human nature is we fear what we do not understand. we've got a lot of people who don't understand what this is an frankly you've got to pick up a book and start reading. you got to sit down with some of these entrepreneurs. it is amazing. you've got to start a can beyond desk start looking beyond the box -- look beyond the box we grew up in. the reason congress is going to have to be involved is because we have people that say this is all about bad actors. it is all about your deals, working under the radar. no it i

>> i think if you look at cases the government has brought area, youn the merger will see oftentimes there is a section of the complaint about price and a section about innovation and quality and different types of investments. and evidence cited there would be i think the same type that in another case. a lot of it is a document saying 0 company aided this great things so we are losing company or's so we are company be and we are trying to do and equivalently everything with our product. common that is a competitive interaction, we are losing customers for this reason. priced,s it is mainly sometimes it is a different quality. prestige, it really depends on the product you are talking about. when firms compete, their management is generally aware and trying to help their firms compete the best. there is a record of that. >> coming back to the prices issue, if we have some in a companies -- if we have so many companies that are ad supported, why can't we -- if you think about traditional ad-supported companies, like , thes -- like newspapers doj successfully blocked a merger of newsp

where youne area disagree with the trump administration. can you confirm of donald trump lies?stood up in congress and shouted liar at president obama. donald trump has lied to thousand times. guest: there is a lot of noise out there. i think trump has done things i disagree with, particularly some of the things he has tweeted about. i agree with his policies. my apollo -- my policy is about making america competitive again. he calls it making america great again. hadfirst thing i thought we to do from the time i ran for congress is task -- is tax reform. regulatory reform, trade reform. we need to shift to merit-based .mmigration he has talked about that. i do not think we would it done this year but i would like to. giving a great deal to the daca folks, he wouldn't open up -- he would open it up more than i would. on infrastructure, i agree with them. all of these things are things i've been pushing. host: would you extend that to steel and aluminum tariffs? guest: i believe in free trade but it has to be fair. he has excluded are trading partners who are trading fairly. the

to ask youn i want come from richmond how come you don't have an accent.r lost her accent even in montana. >> guest: i used to have a southern accent growing up and richmond has its own version. my wife was born and a naval base outside of chicago but lived all over including atlanta so my wife will tell you she puts on her richmond voice and it is this your family and where are they from because that's just the way that my accent has been smoothed out because they've whipped up in the dc area, i've traveled a lot and just went away but if i'm down in richmond for any period of time it starts to come back. >> host: judy is on from, texas. >> caller: i'm very enamored with john poehler and i was wondering, you don't write enough about him. are you planning on any more books in the future? >> guest: he will definitely be back i have more i want to write about him and i think i just hit my stride with him. even though they no man's land he solved the mystery of what happened with his mother he still has a lot of things ahead of him and i think his character h

she said, but but i looked youn the internet and you look like a nice person, you seem like a nice person this person got catfish, right? someone had made of facebook of me. they take my picture, my name. apparently i was serious and any 2500 bucks to come home. what happens come hear about it, when it happens to you, you really feel sorry for the person who gave that money up. and so i know a lot of folks get fake accounts made of them and they use that to catfish, and maybe it doesn't bother you but i felt bad so we do facebook and they took it down. now i i checked. i checked every couple of weeks because it's so prevalent. i was home on leave last week in california. my daughter just graduated. she works at tesla, and let me show you what happens here. let me show you how they look. they cut my name into the facebook search line and three fake accounts came up. i've had about a a dozen fake accounts over the past year. it was this interesting that right when i said look, here's how you look yourself up, three fake ones came up. send them to facebook and this took him down right away.