the target is mark faber, also known as the undying.yed by a shadowy organisation to dispatch a series of individuals across the globe, employing a wide variety of weapons, from explosives to seafood. boom. as well as donning deadly disguises to take out their target. it's using your head. while the main game hangs off a single player story mode, it also features a variety of online modes, including targets which only appear for a short period of time and which the player will only have one attempt to kill. so—called "elusive targets". sean bean is one of these. he plays ex—mis agent mark faber, known for his ability to fake his own death. it's not that death i have cheated, just humans. sean, can you tell us about mark faber, the character you play in hitman 2? he's perfect. he is very particular. he is skilful, intelligent, he has imagination, above all. he has a price on his head, and he is forever devising new methods — very extravagant methods — of assassination. so he's — he's quite arrogant. he's quite lonely. but he has a certai

faber. facebook is in the midst of its longest losing streak ever mark zuckerberg reportedly adopting a morement style. >> nissan chairman carlos ghosn is on his way out after reports of financial misconduct. the nissan board expected to meet thursday for a final decision. >> plus a trade impasse. a confrontation between vice president mike pence and china's xi jinping at the apec summit. >>> markets moving lower, a holiday-shortened trading week the dow and s&p falling for the first time in three sessions nasdaq slips deeper into correction territory as goldman sachs forecasts gdp returning to 1.75% pace by the end of next year that i cite tighter financial conditions joining us, the portfolio manager and executive vice president at pimco kirk hartman is global chief investment officer at wells fargo asset management happy monday guys. goldman's point is trade is not pinching too hard but they are looking for five more hikes and they say this is a way to extend the life span of the recovery overa overall. what are your thoughts >> as ben bernanke said, 2020 is a wile e. coyote moment. it's

. >>> larry culp marking six weeks on the job as ge's ceo with an exclusive interview with our david faber. listen to what he said about the decision to reduce the dividend on general electric shares >> step back from all of that and given the way the stocks traded, i think we make the same decisions today. those are the right decisions to make sure that the company is facing forward and dealing with the fact that we do have a lot of leverage. i think we all agree in that regard, but we have a number of options to bring that leverage down over time, and the company is very committed to doing that. whether it's an equity analyst, whether it's the rating agencies, witness the downgrades, or what we said ourselves, we need to bring the leverage down, and i think we've got plenty of opportunities through asset sales to do that in the last six weeks, it's my sixth, marks six weeks on the job, i've heard from lots of people across our markets, people who have interest in ge assets, and i think that's confirmation that we have quality franchises and frankly that we have options two weeks ago, fol