my meetings in silicon valley, in air b&b, everyone at air b&b, they were so optimistic. brilliant, but so optimistic, and i quickly found out that i to the a counterbalance extreme optimism of the sharing economy. i quickly became the guy no one wanted to invite to meetings, the buzz kill. the guy who says, are you crazy? you cannot do that. it is a great partnership that works. and it has to with the scale we are operating in. i team is in charge of making sure the community at air b&b is safe. we had 300 million guest arrivals to date. we have 5 million listings and -- in 100 91 countries. that is more than the top five hotel cut -- chains combined. we take this extremely serious. it has to beg, absolutely eradicated. it is one of the first things that impressed me about air b&b, the commitment the company has to make sure we will use our technological advances to fight that issue. so, we put together shortly after i arrived, a five-point strategy for how we would make sure that the problem of trafficking does not become a problem in air b&b. as the new kid on the bloc

exited from air b&b and they cannot be ipo-ing anytime soon.y waiting too long, or is it appropriate? ceosi think it had many concerned about whether it made sense to go public, whether they wanted to be public company ceos. we sense that that is changing and people are realizing that in order to be successful as a leader of a company, they need to create shareholder by you and the liquidity before employees first and foremost, and that is why you are seeing more openness. most companies that can go public and feel as though they will trade well as public companies can and should. caroline: some of the vast amountsmost of cash coming into these companies are coming from the enormous funds. i brought it up earlier, the vision fund and softer banks $100 billion fund. what does that do to your marketplace? are they good because they are exits, or do they work by you wish and? warp valuation? jon: to be determined. from the capital raising perspective, that is good. the world does not know whether they will be friend or foe in the long-term, and wh

air b&b branded apartment?e is really the process of retrofitting a ton of common spaces and number of apartments to try to make the building as airbnb friendly as possible. jason: this company buys the building or owns the building already and do a deal with air b&b to say we are not going to rent out to people for one or two years. we are going to have these airbnbs for people coming to universal and disney world and whatnot. the more permanent residents are feeling hoodwinked. jeff: blind-sided, for sure. people who bought into the building in the last year, say they have never heard anything about it and now don't have much they can do because they , are worried it will be tough to get value out of the home and go somewhere else. carol: this one couple had no idea they were going to be living next to somebody who might be there for a couple of weeks vacationing. jeff: there are some complaints from residents who feel blindsided that this is not what they signed up for in general terms. they wanted a communi

new ahead at 8 police are called on three black guests staying at an air-b-n-b..and it was caught oncamera...why the neighbor says she called...and what happened when officers got there. week.middle of next week. new ahead at 8 police are called on three black guests staying at an air-b-n-b..and it was caught on camera...why the neighbor says she called...and what happened when officers got there. plus. they are some of the hottest markets for housing....with the most potential for profit...and one is close to the bay area.<> ((gary sports tease))"coming up a little bit later in this broadcast. we'll talk a little warriors and houston. you're gonna have to wait a while. special moment with the oakland a's. we'll let you in on it. and if you're a giant fan. you love your team. you better duck. the got pounded tonight, pounded! we'll have the pounding, in a few minutes." ((ken))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the united states.one woman battled a disease for years only to find out - her near death experience - ca

air b&b said their ceo invited him to participate in a discussion of their headquarters. >>> happy couplesmarching their way to one of the highest peaks in the bay area to tie the knot. kpix5's don ford said city officials pave the way for destination weddings on top of mount diablo. >> we are getting hitched. >> reporter: mia and john are getting married at the top of mount diablo. they are one of 12 couples getting -- taking advantage of a new program called destination wedding. >> is a beautiful, breathtaking view. >> it was meant to be, really. we went to the courthouse to get married and they had destination weddings so we said let's do it. >> reporter: -- are working together to make this a special day. >> it feels really special to be appearing to officiate these weddings. other couples will have a tie to mount diablo for the rest of their lives as well. >> reporter: they know each other quit -- quite well. >> we've been together for about 15 years, so -- >> what took you so long? >> i know, she wanted a grand wedding, so we was waiting for that. >> reporter: you land for 15 years?

caroline: air b&b was a purchaser of pencil labs. they bought them a few years ago.oking now at regulation that doesn't always help some of these companies cutout the middlemen because they get across. in boston, maher walsh looking at making it harder to be renting to airb&b. are these appropriate regulations? jon: they are appropriate for a politician who needs to be reelected. marty walsh has been a tremendous mayor and is looking out for housing stock, so he specifically targeted units. many of the other units outside airb&b are also investor-owned, and this is part from march towards technology, creating marketplaces where most of us would agree our lives are better because of airb&b, not worse. caroline: talk about the progression of companies such as airb&b. there is a lot of private money to fund these companies to be phenomenally valuable. the cfo has just exited from airb&b and they cannot be ipo-ing anytime soon. are they waiting too long, or is it appropriate? jon: i think it had many ceos concerned about whether it made sense to go public, whether they w

yesterday, we showed you this photo of him leaving a meeting with the c-e-o of air b-and-b. toss to wx toss to wx the rockets won game 5. but did they lose a key player? the rockets won game 5. but did they lose a key player? that and other questions answered about the warriors ) playoff run -- next in sports. tonight at 11: a big backup on the bay bridge... for an unusual reason. a big backup on the bay bridge... for an unusual reason. people riding those motorized scooters. the trouble the scooter riders could face if they )re caught. the story... and the video... tonight at 11. thanks for watching nbc bay area news at six. we )ll see you back here we )ll see you back here we )ll see you back here tonight at 11. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. . >>> now on "extra." >> larharvey weinstein. >> a smiling weinstein officially arrested for sexual assault. >> the drisgraced movie king leaves court in an ankle bracelet. >> today his accusers reaekt on a extra." >

we referred to you as a potential heir b&b and i do not know if you like it or not, but with air b&bto a year without having that real feel from walking into a property. people say you decide if you like the place from the first few seconds when you enter it. that is not a video. is there a cultural thing going on here? it is a change in the movement. for example, the japanese person was in madrid and not in japan. he was already there. two yea rs japan. he was already there. two years ago it is about a lesser percentage. when you go to a house sometimes you have less than five minutes to see it and in our videos you have over ten minutes and we have 360 degrees videos and floor plans and ten reviews and all our listings are done by us, so all the information is objective and we do not have cancellations when people go and check in. we have security when you transfer the money to the landlord before the tenant moves into the apartment. we have extra things for both sides. into the apartment. we have extra things for both sideslj into the apartment. we have extra things for both sides

western france life everyday they take on european powerhouse paris sunshine mon in the french cup final air b a r a third division team from a town of about fifteen thousand people their players trained the fronds well aware of the task that they face against p.s.g. a club with over five hundred million euros as their budget based air b.s. budget is about two million. aware of how lucky we are to be able to practice on these famous grounds we're trying to savor the moment and simply make the best of it. and i think that it's a spectacular final on a sleeve because it brings together all the football the amateur side and the professional side and often we have the tendency to divide them up and to oppose them but at this final there will be football with a capital that. they can be exciting game for them to go and with that you're up to date on your news i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching i hope to see you again soon. a blessing. and a curse. the force of nature and in his skin. monsoon. the tropical touch. there's the sun this.

positive earnings per share in the preceding year according to mr ritter so they talk about it or air b.n. b. we work until body makes money they have massive losses they go public they still don't have earnings air b.n. b. is the first time they've actually made some profits in the last quarter so we. we have a negative basically venture capitalists have been financing vast sways of our economy i can take and hooper so cheap and so easily because investors are paying for half of the ride you can pay you get cheap office space in downtown manhattan because investors are paying half of the price the that they no longer have true cost to them they're basically subsidizing the customer in order to basically destroy all the competition and create monopolies that right going back to the especially accounts there are vast pools of capital that are algorithmically managed and so they see these companies that are going public as a way to put money to work even though it makes no rational sense now twenty five years ago companies to go public as a way to expand their would be a viable corporation you

air b.n. b. we work until body makes money they have massive losses they go public they still don't have earnings air b.n. b. is the first time they've actually made some profits in the last quarter so we. have negative basically venture capitalists have been financing vast sways of our economy. taken hooper so cheap and so easily because investors are paying for half of the ride you can pay you get cheap office space in downtown manhattan because investors are paying half of the price the they no longer have true cost to them they're basically subsidizing the customer in order to basically destroy all the competition and create monopolies right going back to the especially accounts there are vast pools of capital that are algorithmically managed and so they save these companies that are going public as a way to put money to work even though it makes no rational sense now twenty five years ago companies to go public as a way to expand their would be a viable corporation you'd have to meet certain

air b.n. b. we work until body makes money they have massive losses they go public they still don't have earnings air b.n. b. is the first time they've actually made some profits in the last quarter so we have . have a negative basically venture capitalists have been financing vast sways of our economy i can take a nuber so cheap and so easily because investors are paying for half of the ride you can pay you get cheap office space in downtown manhattan because investors are paying half of the price the they no longer have true cost to them they're basically subsidizing the customer in order to basically destroy all the competition and create monopolies right going back to the especially accounts there are vast pools of capital that are algorithmically managed and so they save these companies that are going public as a way to put money to work even though it makes no rational sense now twenty five years ago companies to go public as a way to expand their would be a viable corporation you'd have to

air b.n. b. we work until body makes money they have massive losses they go public they still don't have earnings air b.n. b. is the first time they've actually made some profits in the last quarter so we have a negative basically venture capitalists have been financing vast sways of our economy can take a noob or so cheap and so easily because investors are paying for half of the ride you can pay you get cheap office space in downtown manhattan because investors are paying half of the price the that they no longer have true cost to them they're basically subsidizing the customer in order to basically destroy all the competition and create monopolies right going back to the special account. there are vast pools of capital that are algorithmically managed and so they save these companies that are going public as a way to put money to work even though it makes no rational sense now twenty five years ago companies to go public as a way to expand their would be a viable corporation you have to meet ce

my team is in charge of making sure that -- the community and air brings and b is safe.had 300 million guest arrivals to date it. we've got close to 5 million listings in 191 countries. that's more than the top five hotel chains combined. tonight there will be two million people staying somewhere the in world in an airbnb. begin we take this extremely serious, and trafficking is scores that have to be eradicated and one that impressed me is commitment the company had to make sure to use technological advances to fight that issue. so we put together shortly after i arrived was a 5 point strategy on how to make sure that the problem of trafficking as new kid on the block and we have the ability to leverage the expertise in the learnings and experience of those who have been doing this for decades so we try to put that use and develop this five point strategy the furs is partnerships. again, people have been doing this long before air or b and brings exited and there's so much good work out there so we need to go out there and find that work so we worked with the blue campa

angeles is the latest city to regulate short term housing rental companies like san francisco based air b. the san francisco approved fliens limiting landlord attention renting out rooms or homes to 120 days per year. the ordinance goes to the city attorney's office and planning existing for further analysis before returning to the council for a final vote. san francisco limits short-term rentals to niebt days. >> a ground breaking ceremony in oakland today for a controversial 24-story building next to the mccarting you are b.a.r.t. station. the mcarthur village pb includes 13,000 feet of retail space. known as the sky line. it's been 13 years in the making. there will be 40 below market rate units. and $1 million has been earmarked for local improvements. above all, oakland mayor libby schaff says the development will be gad for the environment. >> most importantly, it allows people to give up their polluting, conjessing cars and use public transit. it's good for your lifestyle. it's good for the community. it's good for the planet. >> some neighbors are unhappy though because the projec

and air b. and.ca will sell wine experiences a experiences for just a buck. cheers to them. >> every friday, though, really is wine day. >>> look at your holiday weekend forecast after the break. we'll do more than hollywood. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible. entresto, for heart failure. your hair is so soft! entrest

we had bob marley's granddaughter that ripped police after a robbery claim at a california air b and > this is a case that speaks to the absurdity of living in everyday life while black. they were with friends at a festival. when they were checking out, a neighbor is standing there with her hand on her hip and sees these black folks coming out of the home with luggage. she called 911 and said there are black people stealing luggage from this home. four or five cops show up with hands on holsters and interactions with black people and police can take a left turn quick. >> it is a physical threat because of what could happen and transpired. people don't think much about it, they just do it. >> without question. it's like we're living in an alternate universe where rules don't apply. your black skin, body moving in especially white spaces is cause for concern and call the men with the guns to remove you. >> we have people moving into the apartments stealing, moving furniture in. doesn't make sense. a nordstrom rack store, he's in there to buy a belt. >> it was embarrassing that we, three

and thinking air b&b and ebay, and amazon.lmost anything where sales take place at a very high rate. you seem to be saying that there is an unintended consequence of the long-term that is a sort of inefficiency. is that a general principle? is there a particular inefficiency in the long-term that comes from bringing buyers and sellers together in a very efficient when the short term? >> we are present here in one of the institutions that has been affected by this efficiency. to me, it is much more efficient to be able to browse and a great bookstore and buy a book and take it home immediately, then it is to look online. if the bookstore is at, as this one is, responsive to the community and alert to finding the most interesting books. i think my ideas not that there is anything inherently wrong with online bookselling, if it goes too far, this pursuit of efficiency goes too far people are only looking for the lowest price and not the total of services that institutions provide. then in the long run they become less efficient b

. >>> and former president barack obama participated in a discussion at air b&b headquarters. so they asked him why they are keeping such a low profile. >> he apparently doesn't do local elections. he's really trying to enhance that from the world of politics and moving to the oprah winfrey level. you don't find oprah doing much of that either. and as of right now, there is just 55 million guaranteed. and, i never had any of these opportunities. >> well, we have seen him and it is marshall talk. and they are showing up. in various places. and that >> he doesn't have to get permission for that. ordinarily, you object when somebody uses your image in such a way >> if you're going to make an issue of it. >> remember, we have an early obama supporter >> he was a hillary supporter. and she was the obama supporter. so when he showed up at the convention, he just sort of rodent like the victor and it's still something that he connects on. >> he was the chair of that national convention. and although shot that you see with all of them those all came from four years ago. >> so in polit

date then illegally ran a de facto hotel using air b&b.ne in that case, that the attorney's office said they continue to run a legal short-term rentals. the suit by the city is seeking five and half million dollars in penalties. >>> investigators tonight are looking into what caused a freight train to derail in martinez near the shell all refinery. it happened around 2:45 am this morning. it is believed the train was backing into the refinery when two tanker cars derailed. the rail line runs next to amtrak and union pacific lines, but those commuter trains were not affected, and no hazardous materials leak. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors to date unanimously agreed to establish an lgbt queue -- q district. >> reporter: in parts of san francisco's south of market neighborhood, there are leather bars and leather clothing stores, and now a new cultural district. >> this is sort of a makeup. >> reporter: the san francisco board of supervisors approved establishing the district that includes folsom and ninth street. >> with all of th

still, the air force general insists the b-1 is not to blame. faults the people on the ground, the air force controller and the green berets, for failing to keep track of each other and accurately communicate their positions to the bomber. >> harrigian: the individuals on the ground have a responsibility, have a duty to know where their teammates are. and they're the ones that are communicating that information to the air crew. >> whitaker: could that discrepancy have been overcome if the crew had been able to see the infrared strobes? >> harrigian: without a doubt. >> whitaker: people will say that this incident proves that that the b-1 is not suited for that kind of close-air support. >> harrigian: this incident had nothing to do with the platform. this incident had everything to do with the humans involved with what happened here. >> studenmund: i think that when humans are under fire, in fear for their lives, and they make mistakes, that's different from a government not understanding the capabilities of the weapon systems that it sends out

natsand there's a finished basement that could be converted into an accessory dwelling or listed on air b. while outside---22:48 we have low maintenance yard work here with gravel and a mix of brick..:52 along with a deck with room to sit and a hot tub. 11:58 a house like this in sf, steps away from a bustling street like alberta, with restaurants, bars, shops, a park, i would guess at least 1.5 million, if not 2.5 million..:20 the area also boasts a 20 minute commute to downtown portland-- which is a huge draw for people who want to live in portland. 2:45 you can get an old character portland house, but it's going to come with its original 1906 character, not as many updates as this house has for sure..:54 (ken)portland is just one town that seems to be attractive to those who are house hungry in the bay area. fresno and sacramento get big nods too. to see how those cities stack up... we have the comparison data on our website... kron 4 dot com. and tonight at on the news at 8 will take you to the desert... to a house you have got to see... right of the golf course with a rooftop deck..

but then things got scarey, find out why police surrounded four women leaving an air ben b and rfsedthe environmental decisions insurance companies may have to make this they want to do business in california. all that and more plus morp on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> see you then. >> finally yesterday we told but the warnings to bay area residents to watch out for rattle snakes. here is sign they can be anywhere sfl this dublin office pulled out this picture. a woman pulled over and this is next to her car. >> icon. watch your step. >> i'm dan >>> tonight, president trump tears up the iran nuclear deal. the president pulling america out of the deal. tonight, leveling new sanctions against iran. the iranian people watching it live. president trump ignoring america's allies who urged him not to do it. and tonight, iran's new warning already. >>> also breaking, the resignation, official just a short time ago. new york's attorney general is out. several women accusing him of physical harm. and what he allegedly said to them if they ever left him. >>> the fbi on the scene at this hour. author

petallides with your fox business brief, travel companies and investors on wall street listen up, air bpoke at a conference in california. he said the company, airbnb will be ready to go public next year, though he's not sure it will and he wants to make sure it's a major benefit for the company and also said to change the ratio of the members on the team wants to add one woman, it's first to airbnb's board of directors two or three other independent members and you also have the former american express ceo on the team as well. we're watching some of the other travel companies, expedia and you can see them on the move for today, they did airbnb closed a private funding round in march that values the company 2017 a $31 billion. we'll watch for this one. let's do an ad of a man eating free waffles at comfort inn. they taste like victory because he always gets the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed, when he books direct at choicehotels.com. or just say badda book, badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. and i recently had baddhi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor

require that mandatory arbitration, describing it as faster, cheaper and easier than going to court air bes too. in a statement airbnb said it was reviewing policies late last year microsoft was the most high profile company to end such agreements with employees and a bipartisan group of lawmakers have proposed legislation that would make such agreements in harassment cases unenforceable under federal law. so gaining a little more momentum here with two of the biggest companies in the ride sharing space in the u.s., uber and lyft >> deirdra, so apologies if i'm being dense about this but is the difference here that we're talking about harassment by uber drivers of people riding in the cars or the company's internal culture >> so this applies to employees, passengers, and riders so if there is an incident, in the past it would have 20 go to arbitration. so you could get get say a judge or someone who is qualified to settle this out of the courts. it would be able to stay out of the public eye now where there is an incident among passengers, riders or employees, they have the choice to sett

. >> bernie kutty, former air force b-52 member and a lawyer here in washington.in terms of what provoked putin, hillary -- the obama administration had a big plan for technological transfers and joint ventures and what have you. it did not work out. and hillary launched a huge campaign in the ukraine and let the west in a huge campaign to attack putin in the russians. now, it got very personal between hillary and putin, as you probably all know. and putin then decided, this is what i gather, there was a lot to do that was not reported in the press that was going on in the ukraine, with hillary and with all her ngos and coming into the ukraine. it would be similar to russia going into mexico and trying to get involved in political situations there. >> which they are doing, by the way. >> writes. and we are probably going to react. in any event, you have any insight into what has provoked the attack by russia, by putin on the united states? and does this campaign in the ukraine plan to that at all? >> well, let me try to jump in here. yes, there is great personal a

yes, all of those things, and the growth of air b&b and the other parts of the economy, increases space number of cruise liners coming in. in the end, you're dealing with a whole series of different issues, no one way of dealing with this. thank you for talking to us. air pollution caused by wood burning stoves is being targeted as part of the government's new clean air strategy. the stoves have become increasingly popular in recent years, but they are also a source of airborne particles, which can cause serious health problems. 0ur environment analyst, roger harrabin, reports. filthy air has become a national crisis with angry parents demanding action. the government has been dragged through the courts over failures to tackle nitrogen dioxide pollution, mainly from vehicles. today's consultation, though, concentrates mostly on other pollutants. take solid fuel fires — a big problem in winter. the government says it will prevent the dirtiest of solid fuels being burned, but it doesn't say how. wood burners add to air problems too. a government source said they would not be banned but pe

former air force b-52 crew member and lawyer here in washington. in terms of what provoked vladimir putin, the obama administration had a reset with russia and they had this big time for technological transfers and what have you. it didn't work out. hillary launched a huge campaign and theit didn't work out. ukraine and let the west i'm a huge campaign to attack vladimir putin and the russians. it got very personal to hillary and putin, as you all know. , what i gather, it wasn't reported in the press of what was going on in the ukraine with hillary and her ngos to make into the ukraine. it would be similar to russia going to mexico and trying to get involved in the clinical situation there. which they are doing by the way. >> and we are probably going to react. campaign in the ukraine play into that at all? try -- there is personal animus by putin for and he intended to overturn the cold war situation in 2011 with this regime. i characterize him as a czars.ck to doethe vision ofs grand great russia. putin not to have a toe hold on ukraine, they us

air. is not from the old b. w. school so hopefully she will not be tainted by the diesel issue. and the news from the diesel to martinique and that's a view most small investors seem to share the newly appointed to the w. bar start his job with a vote of confidence. now we all know conference calls can sometimes be a little bit awkward but what about when they go disastrously wrong currently electric car maker tesla is continuing to burn three more cash than its earning and c.e.o. . don't musk has done little to ease investors fees instead during a call with shareholders he refused to answer questions courting them so dry and so not cool tesla's share price while it plunged the company losing over two billion dollars in market capitalization in just one phone call if so shouldn't put a dent in sales too much that all over four hundred fifty thousand people on waiting lists for a tesla. added us is sticking to an advertising deal with county west despite pressure to cut ties the american rapper sparked outrage of this week describing slavery as a choice thousands signed an online

air. is not from the old b. w. school so hopefully she will not be tainted by the diesel issue. and that's the view most small investors seem to share the newly appointed v.w. boss start his job with a vote of confidence. from the exchange what are the chances of changing the company v.w. will. six hundred forty thousand employees at v.w. and most of the top echelon some of them he's jettisoned but most of them are still along for the ride and when you look at the supervisory board the ownership structure of the province of lower saxony the peers in the porsche families and the huge influence of the workers' council has up of against quite some opposition and instigated a new whistleblower program or put some more force behind the integration for and taken integrity and the question is he will at some point have to produce results to show people that he really has some bite whether he can really do that in that environment they question mark it's a really tough job exactly it's amazing though that a company has to instate a whistle blowing program now before i let you go willy i

so we used to be b air operations were minimal and they were one offs. now, it could be in every example. so we have to move forward with remote i.d. critical for us to see it both on the good side and nefarious side. because enabling drones and encountering them have an interface. it has to evolve in direction of growth. and we need traffic management. because now, i'm going to respond to an incident with having public safety drones in the air. media drones in the air and other reasons that people have multiple public safety agencies have coordinate that. this year has been a phenomenal year of change for public safety. but i want to thank uvasi for their partnership because we're sharing information. we're going to create a registry so we can share things more quickly and this year at auvsi, we have a public safety forum for the first full days. a conference with full of content. and i would have to add to this, if i didn't, brian would probably get mad, public safety uas is growing exponentially. the other thank you is to earl lawrence and his entire

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air. the racist rant that caused a-b-c to pull the plug.and, a east bay mother and basketball coach says, she was forced to prove her son belonged to her ... before being allowed to board a southwest flight. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset the dught, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. heartbreaking news out of oakland tonight ... we first told you about the two german shepherd puppies who were found in terrible condition over the weekend. now we're learning a third puppy was found in the same location -- under a pile of trash at 89th and g street. this pupp

implications of re-engaging with an institution that has a bad reputation in win osiris -- in b uenos aires. -- rates hiking to 40%. why is this not -- the argentine peso has overshot fundamentals. prior, it was overvalued let us not forget that this is a country with a running rate of inflation at 25%, and a deficit at 5%. widening. the currency needs to address those fundamental imbalances in the economy. the high rate of inflation means the exchange rate needs to have a drift to not appreciate in real terms. there has been a sharp revising of the exchange rate, but it has not overshot fundamentals yet. shery: when you talk about economic fundamentals, we have to talk about argentina's debt burden. we have a chart that shows you, they need to pay $37 billion this year? 111 billion dollars over the next decade. this will get harder and harder as the fed tightens and the dollar gets tighter -- gets smaller. in brazil, the debt dynamics and fiscal -- is weaker than in argentina. external funding needs are high. in brazil, there are deep local markets, so the public sector is able to direct i

fighters for the first time being deployed and joining in the air -- the show of power in the air along with b-52 bombers. even the south korean government's news service did state that this very explicit show of airpower is aimed or seems to be aimed at showing north korea that it needs to give up its nuclear weapons or else. so in some ways, the north koreans are actually hitting back. they are lobbing the ball and saying you are trying to threaten us and give us an ultimatum and we are not playing by your rules. >> you heard the president say again when he was asked that question that that is still the bottom line for this administration, that they have to give up their nuclear program. i mean what are the chances kim jong-un is going to do that? >> well, in my view, even though the united states and its allies all talk about denuclearization, complete verifiable, irreversible denuclearization as the goal, the united states has been talking about it as if it's going to happen sooner than later. the fact is that even if the north koreans were to agree to denuclearization -- and they say in s

air. he's not from the old b. w. school so hopefully she will not be tainted by the diesel issue. and. the news from the diesel to martinique and that's a view most small investors seem to share the newly appointed b.w. boss start his job with a vote of confidence. in the markets. exchange what are his chances of changing the company v.w. will. there are six hundred forty thousand employees of the w. and most of the top echelon some of them he's jettisoned but most of them are still along for the ride and when you look at the supervisory board the ownership structure of the province of lower saxony the ph in the porch of families and the huge influence of the workers' council he's up of against quite some opposition and instigated a new whistleblower program or put some more force behind it integration for and taken integrity and the question is he will at some point have to produce results to show people that he really has some bite whether he can really do that in that environment they question mark it's a really tough job exactly it's amazing though that a company has to instate a w

air pollution controls. in the last ten years, our utility's invested more than $8 billion, with a "b," for air pollution controls. now, these expenditures are shared by all of the rate payers in the commonwealth. despite these efforts, epa during the last administration disapproved several state implementation plan revisions and issued several implementation plans as a result. epa's negative actions to disapprove a federal implementation plan resulted from sued and settled decisions. in closing, the commonwealth of kentucky is meeting its statutory obligations under the clean air act, and we are good neighbors. by reducing our emissions and providing the rest of the country with all the manufactured goods and products necessary to improve the quality of life for all. to accommodate cooperative federalism and strong working relationships, we request that epa apply state implementation approach, rather than aggressive federal overreach. again, thank you for the opportunity to testify today, and i look forward to any questions or comments you may have regarding my testimony. >> thank you. commissioner baker. >> tha

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and then we have to rub their nose in it by saying ok well now these air force exercises are going to include the f. twenty two and b. fifty two although i did see a report yesterday that maybe they're going to pull back the b. fifty two but it doesn't set a good precedent to go ahead and do this and rub north korea's nose in it when we're about to go into diplomacy exactly go back to the professor in boston it's one of the problems we have here is that unfortunately particularly in since the end of the cold war diplomacy is often equally to do with appeasement and i think we need to get away from that if we're going to make any kind of progress go ahead in boston. yeah that's very important point to him and john bolton was the guy who years the you know appeasement he preferred regime change or military option in solving the problem as you know well and then he was the guy who described the agreed framework of nine hundred ninety four as a kind of appeasement and also the nuclear iran deal well also appeasement but if we want to genuinely solve the situation in a peaceful way you know if you know interaction and di

air space. so again, this is a variety of expertise michael cohen was selling to these companies and they were buying. >> you got the senate, which now wants to investigate the at&t's payments. you know, b obviously, you've got this big deal. up in the air right now. at&t awading a judge's decision. they argued for weeks, for month, on whether they should buy time warner. now we're finding out that at&t coop coop cooperated last year. if the wasn't aware of that, could that impact this case? >> i don't think it likely will, but it's interesting. it certainly adds to what is a circus atz peer. i have to tell you, i spent many years litigating antitrust cases and they're usually not this high profile and they're usually not this colorful. we already have the president of the united states talking about this merger, talking about cnn. there's a lot of speculation and i believe at&t has made the argument that there's a political motivation behind blocking the merger, which was very aggressive. is a very aggressive move by the justice department merger. this just adds drama around it. >> what does this reveal about how deep the probe going? obl viktor vekselberg, we just don't know, could be