ingo: we have a concrete impact.osts because of the levees of trades between china and the u.s., we have quite a number of imports going to the united states from china, so that is weighing on our earnings. someve seen quite uncertainty in the market, people are reluctant to invest because they simply don't know how much will be further levied stop.ether it will from that perspective, we think indirectly it is the uncertainty that is creating a little bit of the supply chains, because some folks are anticipating increases and others are not. so inventory levels are shifting. volatility through the quarters also through the supply base and our distributors. that is what we are seeing now. matt: with the lack of visibility and the negative outlook on the auto industry, i wonder if you will pull back on your capex going into the end of the year? ingo: we already did. we pulled back by significantly compared to a year ago. this quarter, we spent very little. overall, i expect we will send less -- this year, we will spend

so i just don't think the right kind of drugs for military purposes necessarily so my career goes ingo psychedelics is apparently a thing now a signature practice of silicon valley with kids and i heard a dallas he said there is no hard science on it yeah but this could in fact be overhyped and you keep saying this i could alex are not party drugs from your perspective shit things like this remain in the medical domain or is it ok for the public to just sit deluded drugs like coffee. well the my criticism phenomenon it is true we're yet to see any really rigorous studies carried out. going by the principle that you should be led by the evidence the evidence isn't really there you know and so should we listen to the anecdotes well we could in terms of designing studies to test this i would say a kind of theoretical sort of rational concern i have about my criticism is that it's not controlled so the model that i'm talking about in terms of the therapeutic application of psychedelics is very controlled you know be clinician led people wouldn't be given the compound and then invited to go

failure would have allowed criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland china but there are still the ingoing dollars a ball of the government's sincerity all worries whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. so i retreat here. there is no such plan the bill is dead. the united arab emirates appears to be withdrawing forces from yemen that's according to media reports quoting senior iraqi officials there describing it as a redeployment and insisting they remain committed to the saudi like coalition which has been fighting here the rebel since 2015 rebels are calling for a full withdrawal turkey has ordered the arrest of 176 military officers accusing them of involvement in an attempted coup in 2016 and process for to look cool in a turkish political figure living in exile in the u.s. was behind the failed coup prosecutors say the military officers they want to arrest of have links to him so far 77000 people have been jailed. so the headlines keep it here the stream is next. defiant iran says it's exceeded its uranium enrichment cap but european signatories to

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ingo: bain and carlyle consortium supports management and the business models that we have.tted to are margin improvement and growth strategies. support oure, they current setup and will help drive the business forward. nejra: what response -- tell me more about the response you have had from shareholders to this offer and the acceptance of it? is just out,er officially supported by us last night so we don't have much feedback. overall, i think we will have good support. it is a 23% premium. it values the company on the base of the 2020 consensus. at multiples, we would be in the double-digit range, so from that perspective, it is attractive for our shareholders. this news has just broken about bain and carlyle taking over osram, but how long do you expect this situation with bain and carlyle at the helm to continue? two years, five years, longer? first, the process will take us until early september, which is the end of the will seee rate and we how we continue to develop the company, how much we will build and what other things we will do with the company but it is somethi

rough ingoing to be 1967. 1967 clashesin between mainly african-americans and detroit police becauseprising in the city's history. the 1967 rebellion began on july 23 after an overnight police raid in the city. violence and property destruction lasted for five days , until michigan's governor ordered the army national guard and president johnson to call federal troops into detroit. in the end, 43 people died. nearly 1200 ranger. more than 2000 buildings were destroyed. >> we are inside the made in america exhibit at the henry ford museum to learn about the power of steam from the 1700s until today. >> we are now standing at the beginning of what is the power exhibit at the henry ford. ,his exhibit traces the origins development and flowering of steam power, first in england and then in the united states. the objects collected here relate to the beginning of the development of the industrial resolution. -- revolution. these machines were involved in industry. the collection was started by henry ford. was particularly interested in steam power. he was very mechanically inclined as a ch

resolve it unless we come up with some common sense solutions to an obvious problem, which is families ingoing central america and say, if you pay as $5,000 to $10,000 and come with us, we can get you into the country. we don't have to do anything other than leave you at the border. you walk cross the bridge or river and explain yourself and you can come into america. when you can make 20 times 30 times more in america than in your home country, it makes sense. you and i would do the same probably we were given the opportunity to help our families. but we have a legal immigration system and there are people waiting for months and years shows tubular come legally. i don't think the problem is really that hard to understand. the asylum issue on top of it obviously adds some complexity. , iterms of the overcrowding saw overcrowding in the mensa facility at the customs and border protection processing facility, and the analogy that the borders protection people tell me as this is more like the police nation, were you process people but it is not a detention facility. the detention facility ice run