the google seo will be there, microsoft ceo will be there, as qualcomm,e ceo of ibm, a broad range of potential issues on the table. we expect trade will certainly ai, emerging technologies, but google particularly has been a whipping boy for the president. the president has attacked google, accusing google of having biased search results. romaine: emily, thank you. that is emily chang joining us from san francisco. the u.s. markets were closed today, but the fear of volatility is fresh on investors minds. exclusively toke john, 10 -- connatin. >> when you are in a late stage peoplecycle, i think want to be there at the end to get the last little bit, but when it gets near the end, they

dicen que esto beneficiarÁ a inmigrantes que viven aquÍ porque con un paÍs dando herramientas el dea seo ya van a tener trabajo, nos vamos preocupar por los sobrinos que estÁn jÓvenes, que estÁn en la calle, ya van tener trabajo. >>> se ve el amor que Él siente a nuestro paÍs, copia cosas buenas de lo que nosotros podemos vivir como inmigrantes en este paÍs. >>> amlo dijo el pueblo mexicano no es flojo, por el contrario, es de los mÁs trabajadores de todo el mundo ahÍ estÁ el ejemplo de mi gran inmigrantes que van a ganarse la vida a estados unidos y que su relaciÓn con trump ha sido respetuosa, regresamos con imÁgenes en vivo desde aquÍ en este cafÉ, que esperan con ansia el retorno de lÓpez obrador a la bahÍa, quÉ te parece esta emociÓn. >>> de verdad que mucha esperanza de las personas, en mÉxico y el extranjero ante este cambio de gobierno, gracias por el reporte. >>> en otras noticias locales, tenemos imÁgenes que nos llegan de oakland donde un bus ha que dood in vuelto en llamas sobre la 5580. ♪ ♪ y anoche, el ex-presidente george h.w. buscho que muriÓ a las 10 y 10 de la noche en,

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day of blue chips a loss them almost eight hundred points and value if you have to pick on certain seo one is a possible slowing of the global economy and next year and the other one of the trade tensions between the two biggest economies on the planet being the u.s. and china and that certainly did not really help to calm investors and the news of the arrest comes at the same time that we're getting assurances from china that the trade truce agreed with u.s. president trump will be honored in carried out how do you explain that well but it was clear from the get go that it will not be easy to really get a deal done between china and the u.s. and with this recent development or you could even argue or get a bit suspicious if washington actually really wants to get a deal with china done or tries to do everything at to keep the second biggest economy on the planet at a distance away so it's it's hard to imagine that this development will not be a drag on the trade talks that are going on as we speak in the arrest of one joe we understand it's for alleged violations of u.s. sanctions aga

additional coin offerings and will impose limits upon the amount of individuals that they may invest in eyes seo companies wishing to offer i.c.'s will be required to register ahead of time and explain the practical use of the crypto currency interestingly the f.s.a. is also begun referring to digital tokens as encrypted assets as opposed to virtual digital or crypto currencies. the electric vehicle sector has weathered some bad news in recent months as tesla has notably floundered general motors recently discontinued the plug in hybrid chevy volt and loyal prices have renewed demand for gas guzzling and climate killing trucks and s.u.v.s but upscale german automaker audi eiji is committing more resources to move away from diesel a lingering german attachment and regular gasoline with an investment of forty billion euros that's about fifteen point eight billion dollars in corporate priorities of. electorate more specifically audi plans to market quote approximately twenty electrified models about half of which will have all of that trick drive systems by twenty twenty five. can legacy u.s. autom

in a letter to this seo, contract workers demand access to companywide information on the same terms as full-time employees. the workers cite an example. after the youtube at youtube, workers were not provided the same security raping as full- time employees. check facebook is under fire after lawmakers released 250 pages of the internal documents. some documents indicate facebook gave better access to some companies including netflix . other documents unveiled facebook consider charging developers for access to data despite pledges it would not do so. >> high levels were discussed with the fact there might be a backlash and how to make sure they did not get permission from android. >>> mark zuckerberg posted on facebook that user data was never sold and the emails are taken out of context. track five living presidents pay respect to george hw bush. >> we will miss your decency and kind soul. >> a look back at the special moments during the state funeral and the final event plant today and going on right now for president bush. >>> the money approved by fema and where it will go. >>>

i'm a vietnam era veteran and no, look at ken burns series on one seo from the very beginning intelligence was her biggestst problem. that's our biggest pump and a lot of course. i want to see a more effective intelligence services, so did george h. w. bush. >> thank you for your service in the war. i agree that is exactly right, the worst things to happen in terms of the cia didn't happen under george h. w. bush is watch. he was at the two came in after what was called the church committee investigations which revealed a lot of the darker side of this year a history and use very good enough job. he is revered as the cia and by -- the cia is named after george w. bush. he worked really well with democrats. he did make itoc more transparet and open and he helped bring back the prestige and confidence in the agency and he wasn't a director for a very long time enjoyed it and he appreciated what they did in the integrity of the peopleof in the difficulty who worked for the cia. it's not an easy job but it has to bee done. it worked well under him. >> host: speaking of legacies, talk about for

for a seo conference, we always pull our ceos. first of all, generally they are turning more negative on the economy. when asked what they think about the next couple years, 50% say they think things will get worse . one of 5% say better, so that's a skew from last year. but they think their business is actually pretty good. only a small % downturn of revenue in our business. they have a mix of optimism. if you look at their plans for capital spending, about 45% are increasing and 23% are decreasing capital spending. the number one worry his talent and wages. so, 90% are seeing that they are either worried about getting the right employees and talent or worried about wage pressure. and that's probably one of the things hanging over the overall message. >> but about one of your t's, tr ade? how much are they talking about it to you, how much of a talking about it to each other? >> we are surprised in only 5% of our ceos said a substantial trade policy was having an impact on their portfolio. 40% of a minor impact. essentially, 2% s

the google seo will be there, microsoft ceo will be there, as qualcomm,e ceo of ibm, a broad range of issues on the table. we expect trade will certainly ai, emerging technologies, but google particularly has been a whipping boy for the president. the president has attacked google, accusing google of having biased search results. romaine: emily, thank you. that is emily chang joining us from san francisco. the u.s. markets were closed today, but the fear of volatility is fresh on investors minds. exclusively toke john, 10 -- connatin. >> when you are in a late stage peoplecycle, i think want to be there at the end to get the last little bit, but when it gets near the end, they are also nervous they -- nervous. they don't want to be caught holding the bag. 12 months ago, everything was great. there is economic growth and developing and to the markets. now, people are hearing footsteps. holding the to be assets of a high price at the end of a cycle. the volatility will continue until there is a softening in the economy. >> play that through the private equity business especially. does i

authors, including crystal fleming, one williams, alan dershowitz, alissa quart, mona chairman, sarah can seo, and another. at u.s. policyok with james jeffrey who serves at the state department special representatives for year -- for syria engagement. prior to that position, he was u.s. ambassador to iraq and turkey during the obama and bush administrations. from the atlantic council, this is under an hour. >> hello, everyone. welcome to the atlantic council. my name is william wechsler. i leave the atlantic council programs in the middle east. and you are here today. for a program of our continuing syria initiative. we very much enjoyed the first part of this program today anding about stability stabilization programs in eastern syria, talking about important work of the atlantic council. on documenting the atrocities that were done in guida. now we are here to hear from ambassador james jeffries. -- james jeffrey. he currently serves as secretary special representative for syria engagement. he is the senior american diplomat with experience in political security and energy issues in the mi

somebody has her, just ple brhe.need to seo this driveway obviously played a role. surveillance camera over here, but this was the very porch where chris talked to the media. >> right. >> reporter: pleading for his wife and children's safe return. >> there's two things to look at here. which is verbal and nonverbal behavior. typically when we cross our arms, it means we're into a defensive mode. and we want to hold in. >> it's if they're not safe right now, that's what's tearing me apart. >> "i missed this." "i want that." >> so it's like the interview is all about him. >> reporter: did he sound worried? >> he didn't give a flying flip. i said, chris, you shouldn't do any media. you're the last one to have seen them. i don't think you should. >> reporter: and yesterday he did. >> i thank god he did it. i thank god in heaven that he didn't listen to me. who did you see on that front porch? >> not him. >> definitely somebody else. it was frightening. >> reporter: when we come back. warning signs inside the marriage. >> chris said he wasn't happy anymore. >> reporter:

it's a good chance for us to review our policies in seo we can make things better because we need to a leader. >> i think it is an issue, the fact that they are not providing leave policies for women after childbirth. the discrimination is a problem. absolutely they do not hire women if they know they are pregnant or if they plan to become pregnant. the pressure women into having abortions. i was pressured into having an abortion with my first child. you have a problem, you have their past president talking about the policies for women. the paid maternity leave policies are important but they are not leading by example. how can they be pushing these policies if they're not providing them themselves? it's a problem. >> shannon: they said the allegations against planned parenthood are assigned a bigger problems with way america treats pregnant and parenting workers. as of 2017, 15% of american workers had access to paid parental leave. one in four women goes back to work within ten days of giving birth. that last part stunned me. >> it is shocking and heartbreaking. women are part of t

he also chaired the seo committee at the time which dealt with overcapacity problems some similar -- some similar re sonances to today. prior to this, he was head of the office of general counsel at the trade representative's office in the ford administration, after earlier serving in the u.s. treasury on a variety of international legal issues. d.c.,lawyering here in chairman of the word for the institute of trade and commercial diplomacy, and literally was one of the deans of the international trade community in the united states. we are all delighted when he was appointed to his current position at the wto one year ago. ofay's topic is the status the global trading system. ,s some of you may have noticed larry kudlow, the president's chief economic adviser, said in one of his recent press briefings "the deputy oh is dead -- the wto is dead. inwent on at the g20 summit buenos aires, and the rest of the g20 agrees the wto is dead. friend of mine, is a lifelong free trader, a little hard to explain his current position, but a lifelong free trader, so when he says it, i think he says

em all seo validate the trucker's lament, written andy sung bono-crooner merle hazard: no one even asleepl. c >> ♪p chip chips and software call the shots now ♪ the roads will be for driving bots now ♪ old school highway cowboys lost the fight. ♪ >> reporter: and yet, such visions may be a bit premature. from bristol, connecticut, we flew to portland, oregon, home of daimler trucks north america, one of the world's leading atproducers of semis, now work onutomating them. three years ago in nevada, daimler showed off its "inspiration," the world's first road-licensed self-driving truck. steve nadig, daimler's heador engineer f mechatronics, showed us the newest "freightliner" model.ll it hashe latest sensors and doodads, but can it operater without a dret? >> absolutely not. not at this point. >> reporter: all rig, when is that point going to be? >> at this point, i cannot tell you. incan tell you what we're to do, and daimler trucks are going to take it step by step, safety by safety, use case by use case, toake sure that we're putting the safest truck on the road possible. >> reporter: w

also seo blueprint strategies. thank you to you both. >> great to be here. >> thank you. >> antoine europe first for the present told senator schumer and nancy pelosi would be glad to shut down the government over funding for his border wall. he said he will take the blame for it and own it. what does it say that the president is now blaming the democrats for the shutdown? >> well, he is trying to back that is quick and fast as he can. the bottom line is, we have the tapes, we have the receipts. not only is donald trump and the republicans on the shutdown, they should on the fact that they are 100 percent responsible for not passing comprehensives reform and they could've done it many times during this last congress. i'm more disappointed that we are having this discussion about a wall that mexico was supposed to pay for and that is all we heard on the campaign trail. and somehow the narrative that border security and the wall are two different issues and now the republicans are on their, blowing their horns and th

substantial group of wantrvative mp's who don't the sorts of radical steps that leaving the eu on w seoecessitate. so the conservative party is slip -- is split, and the labour party is split as well. mp's in bothnts of our also split. i am not trying to undermine what a challenge dealing with brexit poses for politic in the united kingdom. it is a substantial challenge. francine: but do you not think u.k. citizens would feel like stitched out if parliament decides they don't want a brexit, but doesn't go to a people's vote? how would the average voter feel in the u.k. after they voted to leave the eu? >> the average voter in the u.k. at the moment wants to remain in the eu. francine: that is unclear until we get the polls. >> it is clear if you look at the polls. it is an increasingly large majority. the reality of the situation is that you will certainly have a small group of disgruntled leavers who will feel very angry , and some with justification, about the fact that they are not getting what they understood themselves to be getting. but to ask the question in that way is to pose a

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i know i think governor cuomo and mayor the blog seo visited with president trump about shoring up somenels under new york city. that is the nitty-gritty stuff that needs to be done. it is not a bullet train. california is throwing away billions of dollars on a train that will probably never run and hardly nobody is going to use it. i think we really need to take the focus and put it on really, truly nitty-gritty projects prayed all this green stuff -- we saw what happened -- we see what is happening with general motors, they are closing a plant that makes the chevy volt. tesla has been on life support for a long time. pull out the subsidies and tesla probably goes under. we have more oil than we know what to do with. the fact is, we have more oil than we know what to do with and until that changes, i don't see people wanting to buy electric cars unless we are forced into them by the government. flint, water, let's take as a canary in the coal mine situation and re-examine all of this and auditing all the gas tax money that gets collected by the federal government and the state. where i

they monitor your behavior and you come up for parole, the seo expand your parole. a report to the parole office and to the parole board that has access to see it, how that man has been acting in the past year or so since last parole or leading up to his parole date. calls,n monitor phone listen to what kind of things people are planning, and they could act. they have security on the phones. so there's a number of different wellthat you can pretty tell, is that completely, 100% accurate? you're making a decision based on what you see. but when you deal with people on a regular basis and they live in your care, so to say, it's easy to see the different dynamics that they have involved in their makeup. their psychological makeup. there are a number of different indicators that would show that. senator corytic booker was one of the major supporters. there is what he had to say on america's prison population. >> we in this country, if you go into our prisons and out of jail, we incarcerate those who are marginalized in our society. those who are most vulnerable in our s

authors, including crystal fleming, one williams, alan dershowitz, alissa quart, mona chairman, sarah can seo, and another. at u.s. policyok with james jeffrey who serves at the state department special representatives for year -- for syria engagement. prior to that position, he was u.s. ambassador to iraq and turkey during the obama and bush administrations. from the atlantic council, this is under an hour.