ringback bed drunk dump to their eyeballs and their embroidering do you want to know alcoa here is his project creates fashion with people who are usually surrounded by prostitution crack and chaos going on as if there was this project is about healing and to heal people have to work together. this is poker tom capital of columbia. frank home to a rough unconventional fashion show. doesn't like getting up early she's agreed to make an exception for us because otherwise it's difficult to get her on her own. it's in greenwich and there's always a lot of people here there's always someone ringing out the door i love the peace which is the opposite of chaos but order is also good so long as it doesn't put a brake on improvisation. de'monte no name translates as time in rainbow she called herself this a few years ago after her brother's violent death triggered what she calls inner revolution. because the priest yours i had a lovely house in the wealthy noir husband children everything was perfect. then i opened my eyes with a new consciousness caused by the shock with my brother and when yo

i co-oped at alcoa aluminum. and then ibm hired me into development. i worked there 10 years on what became of the ibm pc and related technology for the first 10 years of its life. so i have just over 40 patents and most of those are tied to the work we did on the idea pc. it was called the isa system bus. the thing that defined pc compatibility for 15 years. i will talk more about that. we were actually surprised at how long that existed. we do not expect that we would set the standards to that level. as harold said, i got my phd from stanford. i spent 34 years at ibm. and i have spent my last six years as a faculty member at university of tennessee and as the interrim dean for the tickle college of engineering. i have been blessed. many people ask. this is the question i get more than anything else, when you were developing the ibm pc, did you know what you were doing? [laughter] first you step back and say, what did they mean? i think they meant, did we realize the level of impact, good and bad, that the personal computer and related technologies wo

the first is von schenklin in my early career at alcoa. ted davis in my early career at ibm. rod atkins, wayne davis who is now interim chancellor here. and the reason i came back. my wife, denise. she has been with me and made a lot of things possible. my parents, james and barbara dean. and my grandparents, eugene and althea. a shout-out to them. because without them, none of this would have been possible. so, we have actually been able to change the world. that would be the way i would have to put it. not thinking that was the intent. but that is how it turned out. i believe anything we can imagine could be realized, there is a simple matter of three four key elements. time, money, risk, and determination. i used the word determination. most people would call that not knowing any better. determination sounds better. also most great innovations have -- that have had the biggest impact on society, have occurred in the gaps between disciplines. putting ideas together from multiple sources and disciplines to solve a problem or to address an opportunity. that's where most of th

its owner went to the alcoa especially to see the original. the most meticulous copy however is in rural japan. titled park is a home for the elderly and disabled. since they can't travel the home's operator has built the most famous site in the. world on their doorstep. but only the outer facade is a copy of noice feinstein. the interior features several floors of 3 d. art installations. the tour begins most of the chinese group have never even seen a picture of the castles interior. to 40 it looks noble and luxurious like the middle ages to 30. and then it's all over. so she said even if it was wonderful but i'd love to come back when the sun is shining and the renovation is finished to see everything without the scaffolding. and went way too fast without that i thought i'd been taken by. the way as i would have liked to have had more time inside so that i could immerse myself better in the old culture that you can see. after just an hour in and around the castle they're off again next stop that this. assault because these companies hold for

steel and alcoa higher. vonnie: thank you. fico allows you to-- gtv allows you browse all of our charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. i am guy london, johnson. this is the european close. that's get first word news with ritika gupta. >> the wto says the european union has not compiled with in order to end illegal subsidies for airbus. nots warned that the eu had taken sufficient steps to end the harm to airbus and boeing, prompting the trump administration to impose tariffs on nearly $7.5 billion worth of eu goods in october. the block is expected to appeal. president trump's were imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum on brazil and argentina. he tweeted that those countries have been presiding over a massive devaluation of their currencies, and he said that is not good for american farmers. the president again called on the federal reserve to lower interest rates. china is striking back at the u.s.. beijing is freezing a visit by u.s. warships. some are sanctions on american rights

alcoa heads a global company while a unesco ambassador into paris. the weariest designated grenade is ambassador to france but never accepted by the french. swears he is one of egypt's richest men he owns the luxury silver satins on grenade is pretty cheap. he's now building phase 2 further along the bay. locals being expansion into the joining cameron park the last strip of public land leading to the sea. trend of the campaign in the south. the arcos all access made to the change. come on is a part of me it's a part of my life my child that early it's one of our national assets advantage so tap the spark. worker i was situation has happened in many countries where all the lovely sites were taken up with commercial development. residential become a 2nd class citizen and there is nowhere for them to really enjoy anymore. their fears were reinforced in 2017 when a draft resolution to protect cameroon for redevelopment was rewritten by the government. instead of having the part of the place for us to enjoy the fraternity they rewarded if this is true th

currency devalued to bring it back to the united states, is this a positive step for them if you look at alcoa and u.s. steel, those names are down like 40% year to date >> it will be a small contributor, i think what it does is it gives a little bit of a relief from the dramatic currency valuation on brazil and argentina's imports as far as steel and aluminum their contribution as the overall size would be relatively small. >> it is more simple than that there are intermediate goods i was reading that brazil account for two-thirds of the imported steel that come into the united states. importing these tariffs, you are harming the industry that rely on those goods >> that's correct. there are knock on affects with sub sectors and not just the primary players in steel fabrications >> it is important to put this into the context as well in terms of what argentina and brazil think and when we think about soybeans and the fact that argentina has strengthened its relationship with china. the benefit they are getting from strengthening ties with chi china and other areas. how does this affect these

little or do liked and davis stre in san leandro and when the officer arrived a group ofemploys from alcoa iron and steel were there and they immediately sprung into action with fire extinishers after they noticed smoke coming from the engine ofhe pickup truck. >>other people citizens meant a shoder deported to the hood. and i look at this like like gray smoke coming up. >>the officer and to my guys we're prettyuch given up their lives to y to save that person that was believe and we're trying to contain. you know the fire. >>well officer, kenny shed is a 17 year veteran with the force. and he happens to be a former oakland raider wide receiver as well. look that life after football right, a police officer megan you bet, there's another a former raider doing some good we're going to talk. >>and talking abouplaying his acts this weekend. we're works out marriage to jimmy g even better. >>and also khaleel match one that got away why he looks better now thaever. how a creepy y could >>welcome back9.45 on this thursday morningtill pretty foggy to cloudy out tre. but there is some sunshine reac

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when an officer arrived officer shed arrived a group of employees from alcoa iron and steel were alsoediately sprang into action with re extinguishers after noticing smoke was coming from the engine. other people citizens that meant a shoulder depoted to the hood i look at this le like gray smoke coming up. >>the officer and tell my guys we're pretty much given up their lives to try to save and we're ying to contain. you know the fire. >>working right now to figure ouwho the person was who was rescued and how they're doing by the way interesting kind of cool twt that officer kenny said is that 17 year veteran officer who happeneto be a former oakland raider. wide ceiver for the silver and black. >>other big story we're following tonight. authorities have identified the civilan victims killed in the shooting rampage at that kosher supermarket in jersey city yesterdaythey were men difference. miguel rodriguez and moshe deutsch police deteive joe seals was also killed as were the 2 attackers. but del mar cans brings us up to date. >>a raging gun battle in jersey city. just across e hudso

the firstwas vonschenklin in my early career at alcoa. ted davisin my early career at ibm.rod atkins, wayne daviswho is now interim chancellorhere. and he was the reason i came back to be a fk you willty member. my wife denise. she's been with me and made a lot of things possible. my parents,james and barbaradean. andmygrandparents eugeneand zsofia peck. a shoutout to them because without them, none of this would have been possible. been able ctually to, i guess i'd have to say, change the world. i guess that would be the way i'd have to put it. not thinking that was the intent , but that's how it kind of turned out. i also believe that anything we can imagine can be realized. there's a simple matter of four key elements to make anything you can manage possible. time, money, risk, and determination. now, i use the word determination but most people would call that not knowing any better but determination sounds whole lot better. also, most great innovations that have had the biggest impact society,have occurred in the gapsbetween discipli

is a parody we have so few pure industrial companies left, that's the one they turn to by the way, alcoas not doing -- aluminum prices aren't going up people want to buy -- the big hedge funds. >> yeah. >> they want you to buy trade fcx. that's a favorite. and i find it fatuous, david, fatuous, don't trade, own. and this stock is the hottest stock now. i think it is just insane. >> i can remember, i can see years ago now, we were talking about financial viability of this company, given its debt load, given its handful of very poorly chosen deals. >> when people think it is such a shame, i understand we just don't have a lot of big industrial companies we used to be -- trade amax, ak steel. that will merge with cliffs. free port, we used to have philips dodge, reynolds, bethlehem steel, major companies they don't exist >> you say industrial here, i don't want to confuse people, you're not saying ge, you're saying more commodity-based. >> yes people want to play commodity-based. they say the commodity conference is going up, you should be pushing free port. i'm not pushing anything second,