haslinda: we have been talking about needing a roadmap. how should that roadmap look like?i think that's exactly right. there needs to be a roadmap coming out of this summit that lays out the steps that north korea will take to give up its nuclear weapons. as part of that, the first step is that north korea would provide a declaration of the nuclear programs and material that it has, that it has developed, so that we know what it is north korea has to give up. then we have to talk about the difficult issue of verification. how do you verify that the north koreans are going to do exactly as they say they are going to do if they commit to denuclearization? rification is where we got stuck in the six party talks. the last meeting in december 2008, we tried to get the north oreans to agree to a robust verification regime and they walked out of those talks, not agreeing, and ultimately left the six party talks. david: what about just giving up the nuclear weapons but maintaining nuclear capability? do you think that is palatable to the americans? >> i don't think so. president t

that roadmap is due in december. i think that is going to set this up to be hotly debated in congress next year as part of the fiscal year 2020 national defense authorization act. i fully expect that we are going to see the house at least move forward with legislation to create something like a space corps or space force. .he senate is less certain like senator nelson, there are a number of people in the senate who have come out and openly opposed this. a lot of opposition has been backstopped by the air force telling them, we do not want it. now that the president has ordered the military to get on board with this and start preparing for it -- that is what the statement said. it did not say created. it said "operations. it is going to be difficult for the air force to oppose this, especially the secretary of the air force, who works for the president, at his pleasure. he is not going to be able to get out there and oppose this vigorously, at least not in public. without that opposition from the air force, the senate

that was worked out last year and this is kind of being portrayed as just the next step in that roadmap and also the next step in that road map then after this meeting between the u.s. and north korea will be to widen talks and russia is very much now calling on all sides to widen out talks and to kind of get russia at the table as well not only the kremlin is surely looking to counter american influence in the region what would they want to see happen down the line especially after this summit the didn't directly involve them. well russia very much wants a seat at the table of role in this process and you can see that by the statement the foreign ministry released and also by official visits that have taken place in the last few days and weeks and also official visits that are being planned already the kremlin a few days ago just a few days ago announced that the sort of south korean president would be visiting moscow and russia in just ten days and also the russian foreign minister said again lover off was in north korea just two weeks ago he met with north korea and the north korean

>> there is a roadmap to get there.wo-yearlking a minimum before that can be achieved. >> it could take up to 10 years. >> it could take forever. in terms of what both men want out of today, i don't think that matters. that is kind of down the road. in the presid', that is a lifetime away. at the nuclear disarmament deal and the presidential decision to withdraw. many folks around the world were trying to forecast what it would mean. would the u.s. hold more firm to its view with toxin north korea -- in its talk with north korea? officials argue this puts the united states in a stronger position. >> it is about commitment. signed the deal today -- what happens after? -- north korea does not have a good history when it comes to following through. >> a poor history. we have to try to evaluate whether this north korea leader is different from his father and and grandfather. he has gotten farther than they have and has turned the dial up far enough to get to this meeting today. president clinton almost certainly would not h

slowly slowly can sort of put together a package the french on not to without reason talking about a roadmap to eurozone reform so this is not something that will be solved here and overnight but it is going to take some months yet. luxembourg for us thank you very much. indeed and because as barbara just said a position is emerging to the franco german plan to create a special eurozone budget french president has made the idea of a crisis fighting budget a signature part of his plans to jumpstart the you off of the debt crisis but there are fears that the idea was unnecessary and could create a two speed europe the netherlands poured cold water on the idea we're not in favor of it said the finance minister known euro powerhouse poland also cost serious doubts on the franco german proposal but some analysts say it is a good thing for the monetary union like i and g. chief economist cost breast feed. it's a nice small step towards further integration i think it's better then then we hope for a couple of weeks ago when when that looked as if the german government was not willing at all to conv

get it down to a resolution where we can do that in real time so we've got a part of our technology roadmap is implementing the lightning network becoming a lightning node so we can actually stream the big point in realtime from point to production to the mother of a so so as well it so but our goal is to stream monetize on showing and bigger bloke with money and she made was that not what we are working towards ok that's great hopefully can stay on for a second segment but just to recap here son exchange basically are using i think that's a brilliant explanation as you say you're converting photons into electrons into a crypt al and so anybody can buy into an increasing solar panel scheme to help anybody who needs energy so they are bringing about this network effect and killing to legacy industries at the same time the hydrocarbon industry and the banking industry both get punched in the face which we love to say said he we got to go but thanks for being on the kaiser report thanks max and stacy great to be here all right awfully have you on for a second segment that's going to do it for

but a roadmap to that change. that's what i believe will be the aim of the negotiations in the two parties. ed: let's talk about that roadmap. you know better than anyone how you define denuclearization can be far different from the north korean side than the u.s. side. if you were advising this president what would you think he should be getting from these talks? is it worth the effort if kim jong-un says over five, six, seven years he'll denuclearize? >> i am not sure he'll put a time frame. if they come up with a principle of yes we agree on denuclearization and yes we agree on a peace deal, that's the most of important with south korea. we agree to have a non-belligerent treaty with the united states, that would be victory. what would they get in return tore that, they will get an economic plan. i don't want to call it a marshall plan. and china. ed: let's talk about singapore. many say singapore as a host can provide the proper security and they are the switzerland of asia. they don't pick side, and they have

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the united states you know obviously this is not going to be a document this is going to give you a roadmap to a settlement it's not going to have the. timetable that some people in the media said was missing of course it wasn't no surprise there this was a political document that shows that they got along well and they're ready to start a process but basically the same question to you i mean i agree with gareth it's not really a road map i mean least the document that they released i mean it's kind of long on hope is this a beginning of something being in washington go ahead while i certainly agree with gareth and i've also argued exactly the same thing but i also argued that this entire summit was never really about the nuclear issue and in fact really the nuclear issue in another itself has been distracting the nuclear issue was never really the problem then the nuclear issue with north korea was really a symptom of the much bigger problem of north korea itself really being the. problem itself meaning that was really the heart of the issue of the division of the korean peninsula itself a

i stayed up all night writing and rewriting product roadmap documents alone. i worked in fear. year, we had the our first performance cycle. i got the call you dread. what come down to hr for a meeting -- could i please come down to hr for a meeting. i knew i was about to be fired. this plasticfly on chair, i heard the head of hr reading me the results of my review. i had gotten one of the top ratings, and i was honestly shocked to hear that they thought i was doing a good job. while i was happy with my review, the more i thought about it, success is not supposed to feel like failure. in my stomach was not a reward for a job well done. i decided that i never wanted to work in a place like that again. i learned a big lesson, culture counts. an organization should care not just about what you have accomplished, but how you have accomplished it. they should value the combination of impact and kindness. and i back on that time am reminded of exactly why the era of the brilliant jerk is ending. don't tolerated, brilliant jerks. the cost to effective teamwork is too high. , notnies t

is in the framework of the roadmap initiated by russia and china in recent communications pyongyang confirmed to us it will carry out constructive cooperation in the denuclearization. a closer lion's benefits both russia and china russia's accused of meddling in trumps election and faces sanctions for annexing crimea chinese and american negotiators are trying to avoid a trade war and china has been criticized and challenged by the u.s. for its increasingly aggressive moves in staking territorial claims in the south china sea the meeting between china and russia displays of friendship between she and put it all in the words of the russian president in the spirit of overarching strategic partnership a partnership between countries that the u.s. calls economic rivals the agreement signed on friday go a long way in strengthening that partnership florence. beijing. four palestinians including a fifteen year old boy have been killed after israeli forces fired live rounds on tear gas protesters near the gaza border the palestinian health ministry says more than six hundred others have been injured

kim jong-un promise complete denucleari it is more of an outline than a roadmap.t side pledges w specifics to establish new relation, seek peace, work toward complet denuclearization, and recover p.o.w.-m.i.a. remains from the korean war. >> the past does not ha to define the future. yesterday's conflict does not have'so be tomorrar. >> schifrin: for months the administration said ould demand the north koreanuclear program smantle completely, verifiably and irrersibly, but today's agreement does not require north korea to do anything specific. today for the first time president trump admitted instnt denuclearization was impossle>>o complete denuclearization. it takes long time. >> schifrin: what president trump wants quickly, the end of joint u.s.-liuth korean tary exercises. the military has defined these as defensive, but president trump called them inappropriate and expensive war games. >> we fly in bombers from guam. 6.5 hours. that's a long time for these big, masve planes to be flying to south korea to practice and then drop bombs all over th place and tho b

and turkey discuss a roadmap for the way forward in syria.and, an inside look into a key primary race: how iowa's democratic battle for a congressional seat could be a defining moment for the party. >> a wave doesn't just happen on its own. we have a unique challenge as democrats to provide a path forward. >> nawaz: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

i think that roadmap is even more relevant today than it was a week ago. [indiscernible] >> we will see what the department recommends. from the president and this committee, on a bipartisan basis, we have to pay more attention to this space. it is a war fighting domain. we have to protect vital, national interests in this space. are you waiting for the defense department come up with a roadmap or a plan? thehis bill requires defense department to come up with a space command. we will go through with this recommendation from this conference but we will see what the department has moving forward. there has to be a partnership between congress and the executive to move in this direction. >> are you feeling any tension between the goal of halving the 3%-5% overall growth and the -- and the degraded blank of the force? >> we can afford survival. is the bottom line. we can afford to do what is necessary to protect this i probably don't need but i will remind you -- we are down to 15% of the federal budget spent on defense. that is not very much to protect. see

he is in failing his vital strategic roadmap after 14 years in charge. are happening -- hoping abercrombie & fitch will be able to hurricane its clout -- the able to regain its clout in the mall. business hases come back. the commodities unit became emblematic of goldman's trading problems last year. it dropped by 75% to the lowest in the bank's history as a public company. >> 10 minutes away from the latest read on the u.s. employment situation. when hundred 90,000. president trump came forward to these numbers. he said he is looking forward to the employment numbers. on it.ket moves hunter.us now, thompson let's stay with me effect of whether or not he should between about this at all. what part of this will be a good number? what will sound good but there are problems? >> we are expecting somewhere between 160 and 200,000. that variance is due to whether or not employers can find workers they are looking for. if you read the most recent book by the fed, labor markets are getting type -- tight. finding workers is difficult. you're probably going to get

is in the framework of the roadmap initiated by russia and china in recent communications pyongyang confirmed to us it will carry out constructive corporation in the denuclearization. a close ally its benefits both russia and china russia is accused of meddling in trumps election and faces sanctions for annexing crimea. chinese and american negotiators are trying to avoid a trade war and china has been criticized and challenged by the u.s. for its increasingly aggressive moves in staking territorial claims in the south china sea. the meeting between china and russia displays a friendship between she and put it all in the words of the russian president in the spirit of overarching strategic partnership a partnership between countries that the u.s. calls economic rivals the agreement signed on friday go a long way in strengthening that partnership florence. beijing. in other world news four palestinians including a fifteen year old boy have been killed after israeli forces find a live round protest near the gaza border the palestinian health ministry says more than six hundred others have been

we are here to help with that roadmap.e have developed a plan that relies on international law to solve this problem and completely denuclearize the korean peninsula and make sure nuclear weapons are not used ever. anna: good morning. what are you getting from the trump administration on what you're planning here? you said you like the existing treaty framework. use of international law to fix this. trump is not necessarily a fan of existing frameworks. how much is the administration working with you? welrice: while, -- would like to meet with them here in singapore to discuss it. that this is exactly why international law needs to be involved. this needs to be a deal that puts the security of the world at the heart. cannot be worked away at by one reader. haslinda: there is no clarity about north korea's capability for tests at this point of time. this is what we are terrified about. see a failing of the summit and the back to where we were. that's why it's so important the rest of the world does not remain passive in wat

wwdc, it is where developers come together to hear fort apples softer roadmap the next 12-18 months.hey know what kinds of apps to future upgrades they can take advantage of. developers are excited for that. >> what will be new today? >> there's going to be a few focuses. one is software exively. focuss going to be a big on quality focus on awareness. apple is going to show a new 12., ios there's also going to be a significant upgrade to tools. a tease of what is to come down the road. >> plenty of software to get involved in. what about any hardware? it was all about the hardware. a this is going to be software focus conference. new intel chips. those will be coming later in the year. , three newhe iphones phones coming in september. vonnie: you will be there for us for the day. we thank you. still ahead, let's take a look at assets. we will discuss that, next. the italian yield also continuing to outperform. the euro pushing higher. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtua

is in the framework of the roadmap initiated by russia and china in recent communications pyongyang confirmed to us it will carry out constructive cooperation in the denuclearization. a closer lion's benefits both russia and china russia's accused of meddling in trumps election and faces sanctions for annexing crimea. chinese and american negotiators are trying to avoid a trade war and china has been criticized and challenged by the u.s. for its increasingly aggressive moves in staking territorial claims in the south china sea. the meeting between china and russia displays of friendship between she and pretty are in the words of the russian president in the spirit of overarching strategic partnership a partnership between countries that the u.s. calls economic rivals the agreement signed on friday go a long way in strengthening that partnership florence. beijing four palestinians including a fifteen year old boy have been killed by israeli forces who fired live rounds and tear gas at protesters near the gaza barrier fence on friday and health ministry says more than six hundred others have be

to see that the into korean talks are being conducted within the framework of the crisis solution roadmap proposed by russia and china recent contacts between russia and north korea confirm pyongyang's aspirations for constructive work there are nuclear deal and ongoing conflict in syria were another two topics up for discussion with both leaders stating their views coincided on how to go about resolving them namely making every effort to keep the iran nuclear deal alive and maintain a stable government in syria to avoid further escalation in that conflict both leaders will our heads for the shanghai cooperation organization summit will bring you full updates as and when we get there as well. and hawkins in china there now the french president's bid to tackle fake news on the national level has been slammed by an pains in parliament passing france to several lawmakers who want the government back bill takes the country in a dangerous direction. the problem is the enforcement of this law will put us in the position where the state decides what is truth and what is not i'm extremely concern

see that the in the korean talks are being conducted within the framework of the crisis solution roadmap proposed by russia and china recent contacts between russia and the north korean confirm pyongyang's aspirations for constructive work there are nuclear deal and ongoing conflict in syria were another two topics up for discussion with both leaders stating their views coincided on how to go about resolving them namely making every effort to keep the iran nuclear deal alive and maintain a stable government in syria to avoid further escalation in that conflict so both leaders will now head to the shanghai cooperation organization summit we'll bring you full updates as and when we get there as well. now a nursery rhyme at a kindergarten in massachusetts has provoked shock from parents as the words are all about surviving a mass shooting those who run the school defended the move saying it's just the world we live in with more details now his see america. imagine picking up your five year old from kindergarten and seeing a strange nursery rhyme to the wall a reworked version of twinkle twi

what every observer has to be clear about that this cannot take place overnight that needs to have a roadmap for steps being taken all the technical steps are being taken and the real hard cases the nuclear weapons will probably come at the end first of all and we have seen that and the case of iran the need to be basic knowledge of what kind of technology there is how to decommission that and of course there needs to be very few occasions for that but before that happens of course. north korea needs some kind of security guarantees and that's a big issue what we're waiting for how will they structure these security guarantees millipede some kind of peace regime where the u.n. comes and really be the basic treaty that puts this and that was taking going on for so long to and that's what we don't know yet and that's could be the surprise today and do you think that all of this is really going to happen in just this one summit that consists of one forty five minute meeting and then one ninety minute meeting right after that well i think they were probably outlined the basic structure be able t

is in the framework of the roadmap initiated by russia and china in recent communications pyongyang confirmed to us it will carry out constructive cooperation in the denuclearization. a close ally its benefits both russia and china russia has accused of meddling in trumps election and faces sanctions for annexing crimea. chinese and american negotiators are trying to avoid a trade war and china has been criticized and challenged by the u.s. for its increasingly aggressive moves in staking territorial claims in the south china sea the meeting between china and russia displays of friendship between she and put it all in the words of the russian president in the spirit of overarching strategic partnership a partnership between countries that the u.s. calls economic rivals the agreement signed on friday go a long way in strengthening that partnership florence to beijing. thousands of people across the middle east and south asia are marking could stay in jerusalem day they've been demonstrating in various pakistani cities in baghdad damascus and tehran the annual event is a protest against israel'

will and its bond buying program and they may present a roadmap today or they could wait until the next opportunity in july to do so now an argument for doing so today would be improved expectations around wages around wages and inflation and that would allow more time for markets to repair on the other hand waiting another six weeks would allow them to assess the risks more appropriately that are potentially coming out of italy to the eurozone as well as a recent economic slowdown so as usual a fine line for mario draghi and his colleagues to walk their own so you have homes in the afternoon thank you very much you know them alone in front of. a bidding war is going on between two u.s. media heavyweights for most of the assets of twenty first century fox disney was widely tipped to take over its small arrival with a bit of over fifty two billion dollars but now come cos has offered twenty percent more of its willing to pay some sixty five billion dollars fox's board must now decide which company to choose if the board decides it said come cos bonzi disney will have five business days t

we did not have an ultralong roadmap at that point in time.s about designing products for ourselves. there was something very cool and we continue to see that. in fact, our teams are still pretty small in terms of designing product. it was, back then it was always the motto, "for gamers, by gamers." it has remained that since. haslinda: what is the most challenging part? because i know that you went through the dotcom crisis. also the taiwan earthquake. was that possibly the lowest point? min-liang: back then in the early days it was just fun and games for us. we had not officially incorporated the company. we started in 2005. but when we first started, the question has been asked many times, what is our biggest challenge? but as gamers, it's like playing a computer game. even until today. every time we hit a roadblock or an obstacle, we take a step back and go, ok, how do i get around this? because we have been trained as gamers from day one, it is about trying again, again, and again. you can get there, you try a different way. you can't fin

and stable situation on the korean peninsula sticking to a concrete roadmap for the resolution of the crisis no doubt of course they'll be watching very closely this summit between trump and the north korean leader kim jong un in the coming days. coming up in the meantime though both leaders will be heading. of course to the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization well give you full updates of course as we travel along with them to that location. ok thanks dan for the update as to you hawkins for us in beijing. now over ninety million accounts have been hacked the family tree website my heritage service is doing cleaned d.n.a. tests the breaches raise security concerns something the company they prides itself on. well my heritage lets users identify their family trees and also search for relatives in twenty sixteen it launched the day in a service thing and today it has ninety six million users around the globe about one point four million of them have taken the d.n.a. test when the breach was discovered my heritage to contact it seems is north of them support the company says

get it down to a resolution where we can do that in real time so we've got ahold of our technology roadmap is implementing the lightning network having a lightning node so we can actually stream the big queen in real time from point to production to the mode was so so as well it so that's our goal is to stream monetize on showing and bigger bloke with lighting and actually made was that not what we are working towards ok that's great hopefully can stay on for a second segment but just to recap here sonic stance best player using i think that's a brilliant explanation as you say you're converting photons into electrons into crept out and so anybody can buy into an income producing solar panel scheme to help anybody who needs energy so they are bringing about this network a fact and killing two legacy industries at the same time the hydrocarbon industry and the banking industry both get punched in the face. which we love to say anyway we got to go but thanks for being on the kaiser report thanks max and stacy great yet all right i also have you on for a second segment that's going to do it f

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the united states you know obviously this is not going to be a document this is going to give you a roadmap to a settlement it's not going to have the. timetable that some people in the media said was missing of course it wasn't no surprise there this was a political document that shows that they got along well and they're ready to start a process but with them basically the same question to you i mean i agree with gareth it's not really a road map i mean least the document that they released i mean it's kind of long on hope is this a beginning of something being in washington go ahead while i certainly agree with gareth and i've also argued exactly the same thing but i also argued that this entire summit was never really about the nuclear issue and in fact really the nuclear issue in another itself has been distracting the nuclear issue was never really the problem then the nuclear issue with north korea was really a symptom of the much bigger problem of north korea itself really being the. problem itself meaning that was really the heart of the issue of the division of the korean peninsul

is in the framework of the roadmap initiated by russia and china in recent communications pyongyang confirmed to us it will carry out constructive corporation in the denuclearization. a close ally its benefits both russia and china russia's accused of meddling in trumps election and faces sanctions for annexing crimea. chinese and american negotiators are trying to avoid a trade war and china has been criticized and challenged by the u.s. for its increasingly aggressive moves in staking territorial claims in the south china sea. the meeting between china and russia displays of friendship between she and put it all in the words of the russian president in the spirit of overarching strategic partnership a partnership between countries that the u.s. calls economic rivals the agreement signed on friday go a long way in strengthening that partnership florence. beijing. now the u.s. says chinese government hackers have stolen large amounts of highly sensitive data about its submarine technology the washington post reports the breaches took place at the beginning of the year the hackers are believed

the united states you know obviously this is not going to be a document this is going to give you a roadmap to a settlement it's not going to have the. timetable that some people in the media said was missing of course it wasn't no surprise there this was a political document that shows that they got along well and they're ready to start a process but one of them basically the same question to you i mean i agree with gareth it's not really a road map i mean least the document that they released i mean it's kind of long on hope is this a beginning of something being in washington go ahead while i certainly agree with gareth and i've also argued exactly the same thing but i also argued that this entire summit was never really about the nuclear issue and in fact really the nuclear issue in another itself has been distracting the nuclear issue was never really the problem then the nuclear issue with north korea was really a symptom of the much bigger problem of north korea itself really being the. problem itself meaning that was really the heart of the issue of the division of the korean penins

use of european integration about the prospects of european integration and about a roadmap of how to go about it and taking into account some of the issues that have been highlighted. you're bringing up a very good point there let me go to marco and milan but you know my sense is brussels doesn't really care about what the people of the e.u. think about the strategy ahead because they don't have european union wide alexion on should we continue integration should we vote on a constitution that it's not done that way and i think that's part of the alienation of a lot of the publics in the european union theophanous brought up something they think is interesting is this a one off italy in a certain moment in political and economic and social history or is it really part of this wave that the upon us mentioned in london go ahead marco in milan. yeah i don't i don't see the european union it is real cold war tool it's the united states what it boils when sugo us europe we're in then right now it's rare. and it's like who wants. to sort of hide what was witnessed and to hide. then you kno

to see that the into korean talks are being conducted within the framework of the crisis solution roadmap proposed by russia and china recent contacts between russia and the north korean confirmed pyongyang's aspirations for constructive work. there on nuclear deal and ongoing conflict in syria were another two topics up for discussion with both leaders stating their views coincided on how to go about resolving them namely making every effort to keep the iran nuclear deal alive and maintain a stable government in syria to the boyd further escalation in that conflict both leaders will our head to dial for the shanghai cooperation organization summit we'll bring you full updates as and when we get there as well. now the red cross has evacuated scores of its workers from yemen and it concerns for their safety. our current activities have been blocked frightened and directly targeted in recent weeks and we see a vigorous attempt to instrumentalists our organization as a pawn in the conflict yemen civil war between who the rebels loyal to the previous government and army forces backed by a sau

handshake that will be protocol in the history books and was not the priority to come up with a detailed roadmap for de nuclearization this will come up fully at a later stage so this is the stars of the process is what everyone hopes. yes distend be seen as a start if there are talks that follow on. peace on denuclearization on the future of the korean peninsula then this meeting with trump can be seen as the start of this process as if either side can trust the other day they started off as as as foes trading insults and then this meeting came out of nowhere and now we get the photo op and the handshake let's hear president trump talking about trust and kim jong. il he might want to do this as much or even more than me because they see a very bright future for north korea but we signed a very very comprehensive document and i believe is going to live up to the fact when he lands which is going to be shortly i think that he will start that process right away. i mean president clearly very confident our coverage a year. our i mean fast of all i think we all experience a trump says a lot of thing

to enter into the process in a cooperative manner, it would still take a long time to work out a roadmapnting for the materials. that would be a long process. and we would need, of course, experts on the ground going through and working with the north korean. if they are less tha n with the north korean. if they are less than cooperative it will be a much longer process. as far as the programme being completely irreversible, the most important component of any weapons programme or missile programme is the human resources . or missile programme is the human resources. so north korea has a large group of scientists and engineers who have developed their expertise working on these weapons systems over several years, decades. if you want to dismantle the programme you have to do something these human resources. that's to make irreversible. that would require some kind of alternative employment to put them to work in some kind of research laboratory or company that is working on a peaceful application of this sort of technology. a number of pieces will need to be addressed and this will requi

the question is whether the ecb for the out a roadmap end of quantitative easing today. i don't know whether it is to academic. we talk about june or july. does it make that much of a difference to markets? do they just want to know they have a day by the end of summer? >> it does make a difference to markets. mario draghi has been dovish in the past, choosing optionality over a set end date, even though the hawks on the council have urged him to give them that. you see some strength in the vix into this meeting -- euro into this meeting. how will this be after the powell press conference yesterday question mark how we you suggest that mario draghi will adapt? he is not going to change much of what he does during press conferences. he has been doing these at every meeting for a long time. it is part of ecb policy. thething he will change is admittance they have a conversation about the end of quantitative easing. previously he said they didn't even discuss it. now they will have to admit they discussed it and they have only two meetings to go before it slated to run out.

get it down to a resolution where we can do that in real time so we've got ahold of our technology roadmap is implementing the lightning network becoming a lightning node so we can actually stream the big queen in real time from point production to the mode was so so as well it so but our goal is to stream monetize on showing and bigger bloke with lightning and he made was that not what we are working towards ok that's great hopefully can stay on for a second segment but just to recap here sonic stance best player using i think that's a brilliant explanation as you say you're converting photons into electrons into crept out and so anybody can buy into an income producing solar panel scheme to help anybody who needs energy so they are bringing about this network effect and killing two legacy industries at the same time the hydro carbon industry and the banking industry both get punched in the face. which we love to say anyway we got to go but thanks for being on the kaiser report thanks max and stacy great all right also we have you for a second segment that's going to do it for this editio

will either have to communicate a detail roadmap to the exit of stimulus this time around and highlight the gains in inflation and highlight gains and inflate in the inflation outlook or it will wait until july when it's had more time to assess those risks that i've mentioned so the investors will be looking for some sort of signal and they'll be anxious to see what that could be another moment from france thank you. a bidding wars going on between two u.s. media heavyweights for most of the assets of twenty first century fox disney was widely tipped to take over smaller rival with a bit over of over fifty two billion dollars but now comcast has offered twenty percent more it's willing to pay some sixty five billion dollars fox's boards must now decide which company to choose if the board decides to accept comcast advances disney will have five business days to respond the larger offer unless believed fox biggest shareholder the murdoch family will reject the comcast bid for tax reasons . now it's back to i'm retired an unusual rescue effort underway in iraq that's right behind me good