we had a long interview in amsterdam.the next two years some of his competitors will understand that the industry needs to consolidate. >> i have a huge amount of respect for what he has done. i haven't been able to make the economic model work for cars of that caliber and that price. but i am quite willing to learn. i adapt quickly. i debt quickly to changes. adapt quickly to changes. we may be late, but rather the late than sorry. that is sergio, tesla orders having in the u.s.. he really expect that in the next two years, something will change. a big deal makes a lot of sense because it could save $10 billion a year. discussed along with that about the brand extension. hein knowledge -- acknowledged that next year he really wants to come with something new. ferrari you think that is going through an identity crisis? >> that is what investors told us. in october. public his plan was to transfer for ferrari into something other than just a carmaker. something may come next year, not before. you andeat to see bringing tha

mario draghi gets backing in amsterd amsterdam. >> all central banks have to be independent in conducting their monetary policies, i think we all agree on that. >> and big tech pulls the rug from under the bulls. margin pressure weighs on microsoft. while alphabet posted biggest earnings related drop in four years. ♪ ♪ purple rain ♪ purple rain >> tributes are flooding in for the music legend. that's prince of course, who has died at his minnesota home at the age of 57. ♪ >> incredibly sad story with prince. we'll bring you the details on that in just a little while. but here we are the last day of the trading week. the pmi data. a final reading, first the composite pmi at 53.1. just slightly lower. and the services flash estimate was 53.2 and compared to a forecast of 53.3. so we're bringing the preliminary estimates. so just slightly under forecast there but as you can see the euro-dollar still range bound after volatility. right now the euro is holding about 1.127 against the green back. a view of the equities here. what's been a strong week for european markets now moving to the downs

agm, it is ferrari's first in amsterdam.ime to see it that they will meet in the same day outside of italy. what should we expect? these company still feel like there in transition. strange.a bit we are near the amsterdam airport. we are celebrating some italian icons. became aal consensus spinoff. and we have agm, now it is the turn. one press room, the same for the general meeting. company was worth 5 billion euros in market capital. of 2015, the three companies were with 25 billion euros in market capital. while we are speaking, there was some comments made that shares were up. -- ready toing for take definitive action to expand. these are three companies, two for sure looking for deals. ways, we should expect that we have more deals. maker, that isl what he does. if we are true to form, that is what we will see, aren't we? letter, i mean, the written by the chairman yesterday renewed that they are looking for a make a deal. that to tango you have to be in two, and they didn't find a partner. they said that several times

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the amsterdam cafe on u street celebrating his life with a dance party. >> tonight, we are learning more about the final moment of prince's life as we await the results of his autopsy. we have the latest now from minneapolis. >> reporter: he was both famous and famously private. genius and an enigma. >> his talent, beautiful. >> feels like a family member passed away. it's agonizing. >> reporter: how his life ended is a mystery itself. police say the 57-year-old singer was last seen wednesday night. and then not again until the following morning found unresponsive in an elevator at his studios. >> we have no reason to believe this was a suicide. >> he was already dead when they called for help. paramedics rushed here to paisley park and tried cpr but cancelled an ambulance when they couldn't revive prince. police hope an autopsy will give them more clues. >> we are going to leave no stone unturned and make >> reporter: prince's body was moved from the medical examiner's office in this van and returned to his family. ♪ purple rain purple rain >> reporter: fans around the world gave prince

. >>> michael adams pled guilty to robbing and killing a man at his store on amsterdam avenue last june. adams faces from ten years up to life in prison. two other men were also charged in the deadly robbery. at 6:00:00 continues, several more new jersey towns could see because of a decision by governor christi governor christie. >> we've got clouds in the area, rain thours too. we'll show you where they are on storm tracker and talk about what we kpt in the forecast this weekend. >>> when a family member with alzheimer's goes missing it could be terrifying. but can this high-tech bracelet be the answer to finding missing loved ones? it seems like a cold at first. you can't concentrate, can't sleep. before long it's all you can think about. you feel anxious and uncertain. until one day you realize, this could be it. you've quit smoking for good. a little suffering now can save a lot of suffering later. stop before the real suffering starts. you can quit smoking. talk with your doctor. >>> the faa is postponing its new flight training. jets away and reroute them along ruth 17 causing pro

at an amsterdam polling station he told me why. >> we have to support the ukraine, the ukrainian peopley fighting for economic prosperity. and i think it's also in the interests of the dutch citizens. we need stability in europe. we need -- we are a trading nation so it's very good for us to be in the market there. >> reporter: the question is what affect will this result have on the e.u. relations with ukraine. then there are the affect on the e.u. institutions. one analyst told me referendums like these could increasingly be used to prevent effective governance in the e.u. >> this really goes ahead like this and everyone is having referendum on e.u. matters on a national basis, then you may -- the whole decision making in brussels may be completely blocked. >> reporter: the dutch government did not want this referendum and certainly did not want the result. the problem is that in real numbers, fewer than 1 in 5 dutch voters voted no in this referendum and the result is not binding. but the question for ministers is can they ignore the voters' verdict and care on with their ukraine pol

it opened on thursday at the national museum in amsterdam. arita ware was first introduced to europe in the 17th century by the dutch east india company. the show traces the history of the craft while shedding light on modern aspects. the kilns that produces the porcelain was founded in the 1600s. his works are on display alongside the 15th generation operator who inherited the founder's name. visitors can view a collection of modern tableware created by a european designer in collaboration with japanese ceramic makers. the designer visited kilns in arita for inspiration. the current director says the exhibition allows him to reflect on the rich tradition with an eye on the future. >> translator: the opportunity to show our collection to the world is not only great for us, but also for arita. >> the exhibition will run through october 9th. >>> authorities in beijing think they've come up with an answer to one of their city's most pressing problems -- air pollution. they've devised a way to clear the smog from their skies with the help of moth

at an amsterdam polling station he told me why >> we have to support the ukrainian people. they are fighting for liberty human rights, economic prosperity. it is in the interests of the dutch civilians. we need stability in europe. we are a trading nation. >> reporter: the question will be what effect this result has on e.u. relations with ukraine. then there is the effect on the e.u. institutions. one analyst told me referendums like these could increasingly be used to effect governance in the e.u. >> if this goes ahead like this, on a national basis, then you may - the whole decision making in brussels may be completely blocked >> reporter: the dutch government did not want this referendum and they did not want this result. the problem is that in real numbers fewer than one in five voters voted no in this referendum and the result is not binding. the question for ministers is can they ignore the voters' verdict and carry on with their ukraine policies >>> iceland has a new prime minister after the previous leader resigned over the panama paper scandal. the agricultural mi

. >> new this morning, military police arrested a man at amsterdam airport after a report of a suspicioustion. the man was arrested at the airport's bus station last night. heavily armed military police patrol the airport for four hours during that investigation. police did not give details on why the man was arrested or on his identity and they did not find any dangerous materials in his luggage. the tight security measures have since been lifted. >> pope francis has replaced a vatican ambassador to the u.s. who set up a secret meeting with kim davis last september. davis is the kentucky can clerk who became a conservative christian her win for refusing to sign same-sex marriage certificates. archbishop carlo vigano created an uproar after it became known that the meeting took place and he arranged it. the vatican released a statement distancing the pope from davis. the pope accepted his resignation and replaced him with archbishop kristoff pierre. >> only one model of 2016 pickup truck scores that top rating in front crash test. >> emotions bubble over during a hearing for the pro post

. >>> a security scare at amsterdam's airport left passengers stranded for a time, hundreds ordered to evacuate a terminal after police arrested a man say say exiting sus pish-- exhibiting suspicious behavior. no dangerous materials were found. the netherlands has been on high alert since the brussels attacks. >>> hillary clinton and sanders the new york primary, and donald trump's children are talking about missing their chance to vote for their dad. cbs 2's tony aiello here with campaign 2016. >> critics are joking, donald trump couldn't organize his own family. his son, eric, and daughter, ivanka didn't register as republicans in time and can't vote in next week's primary. >> new york has one of the most onerous rules in registration and needed us to register almost a year ago. >> she was incorrect, she had until october to register as a republican, 4 months after her father announced. >> i have a feeling she will be voting in november for me. >> trump as hamassive lead over cruz and kasich, will welcome the win after out maneuvers for delegates in colorado and elsewhere. >> donald'

he lives in the wonderful city of amsterdam. but enough let's hear from antoine -- [applause] thank you i'm glad they could actually hear this. [laughter] let me start by saying that we could not have written this book without brookings. brookings not only help us protect the presentation, give us this forum, but for the past couple of years, it was really influential in our thinking. brookings and i'm talking here about bruce, amy, mark, really did the task breaking work on all of this. and it has been very good work and we shoot that we've been standing on your shoulders in making all of this possible. so thank you for that very much. now, when you listen, let me take this thing here. so when you listen to the -- to some of the political candidates on the left and on the right. don't you get depressed? i mean, when you listen, it sounds like this country is run out of steam on innovation that our best times are behind us. and that all we have is problems. as mark already said, that's not what we found. now, let me start by say

jen: amsterdam, madrid, and barcelona are showing positive numbers. soon all is needed now is the biggest revision of the increase in the state's minimum wage to $50 an hour. it will be phased in six years. those receiving raises will spend the money many fear it could force layoffs and higher prices. opportunity to eliminate worry and spend more time with my children. steve: it also includes a tax break for the middle-class. jen: some say after implemented it will be the most generous family leave program in the nation. dan bowens has details. reporter: new york now joins new jersey, california and rhode island, guaranteeing paid family leave. the plan here offers 12 weeks, twice as long as other states. reporter: understanding the importance of being a parent. it is why he is pleased with the new family leave act women to care for a child. >> we have just enacted the best family paid leave in the country. reporter: the program also provides compensation for people that needed to take care of a sick family member without the possibility of losing the

alix: and we will go to amsterdam to discuss how it could influence the limning runs brexit vote. scarlet: a temp down and volatility may be making a comeback. the nasdaq closing at its highest level the sheer. : pretty impressive -- we had the fed minutes that came out today. this idea that the fed is not in a rush to hike. markets kind of treaded lower. right before 3:00, which is when the st. louis fed president came out and that's when we saw a huge rush in stocks and a rally to the close. one of the biggest winners in the nasdaq were biotech stocks. breakout, rowling -- rallying the most since 2009. two dollars away from its 100 day moving average. with that risk rally, we saw yields pick up just a little bit and an immediate spike in the short-term rates into year yield right after the fed and its came out. hire on the two-year and .3 hire on the 10 year. scarlet: the yen goes from strength to strength. the dollar trading at a $1.09 handle. sinking for a fourth straight day. terms of commodities, oil with an unbelievable move up . you have inventory numbers that came up and

a bomb scare evacuating the amsterdam airport.sands of passengers lined up outside as they patrol the bomb squad. >> this happening two hours from where yous els less than bhount after the terror attack killed dozens of people there. no bombs were found but a man was arrested outside of the airport's main entrance. he is still in custody at this hour. the increase in security measures have been lifted. >>> clues in the mur kerr of will smith after a loaded hand gun is fond in his mercedes suv. there is no evidence the gun was fired. it is unclear who is belonged to. another loaded gun was found inside the car of suspect cardell hayes. that is in addition to the

he moved over to booking.com, which is priceline's heart and sole based in amsterdam. he is married and he's done a lot for the business. if you have a look at some of the stats as to what he's been able to do, he's almost trebled the number of employees during the time, took the market capitalization to $67 billion, a three-fold increase in the number of room nights that are booked and this of course is the ultimately the real profitability center of these online travel agency, your ability to sell those hotels online with potentially a 20% commission going through there. as i said, the operating profits up substantially as indeed was the gross profit. jeffrey boyd having been the ceo and chairman for some period of time. bo boyd is based in connecticut. the new ceo is open to question. for more, bill george, professor of management at harvard business school and indeed a cnbc contributor. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> thanks, simon. nice to be back with you. >> this employee was not ostensibly under his direct supervision. why then would that conf

. >>> military police arresting a man at amsterdam airport. they checked his luggage but didn't find any devices. the net they are lants has been on high alert since last month's attacks in belgium. >>> the u.s. conducting airstrikes in somalia killing an estimated 12 terrorists. they were all connected to al shabaab. the target the militants posed an imminent threat to u.s. personnel. >>> the suspects accused in a grizzly murder of a seattle mother of three is being held on $2 million bail this morning. john carlson is charged with the murder of ingrid whose remains were found in a recycling bin on saturday. the two had been on a date saturday night and carlson had several injuries including some on his chest. >>> couch could face jail time. he initially only received probation in juvenile court for a 2013 crash that killed four people. he got in a heap of trouble last year when he fled to mexico after violating his probation. i'm jackie ibanez. now back to "red eye." >>> predicting politics is tough, and this year has left many professional

here on 70th and amsterdam not a single bike left to ride. there's one parked here but this red light here mean this particular bike is inoperable. this is not only station experiencing shortage of bikes. fox five camera captured footage of etchty bike station on upper east side and upper west side. some of the most densely populated in noshing and riersd begin to notice and complain about this issue and documenting the lack of bikes by taking pictures of empty stations as city bike membership rose from 149 a year to 355 a year. city bike is supposed to be replenishing bike but riders on the case. came from the gym 73rd and central park west and 72nd street there's 50 bikes. and there's never any bikes here. so it's -- the same they think in when you get to midtown. some have some and some are 40. but they're supposed to move them around, and you sometimes see them doing a really good job of it. sometimes they're not. it's a luck of the draw. >> sometimes we have absolutely nothing and sometimes it's very full. my experience has been lately t

imf and finance ministers in europe are meeting in amsterdam today.antial progress has been made on greece. greek officials have been negotiating over the austerity measures needed to unlock the next round of loans. station in brussels where a suicide bomber killed 16 will real been monday. it has been closed since the attack and march. a wall of memory has been installed so writers can -- so riders can leave messages. adam smith is out on the 20 pound note in the u.k. all we know about the new face of the 20 is that it will be someone from the world of visual arts. news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. betty: thank you. much more ahead. battle of the charts. we are really mixing things up. we have matt miller against oliver renick, making his first appearance. ♪ our global now for battle of the charts, where we look at some the charts of the day and what they mean for investors. you can run the function featured at the bottom of your screen on the bloomberg to see it. today is oliver vers

alix: and we will go to amsterdam to discuss how it could influence the limning runs brexit vote.a temp down and volatility may be making a comeback

." ♪ mark: we are going to take you from london, to new york, to amsterdam all in the next hour.re watching. crude falling ahead of this weekend's critical meeting in doha. iran said oil minister won't attend. can all producing countries which a meaningful agreement on freezing production? betty: feeling the pain at goldman sachs. planning the deepest price-cutting in years. obama entering the brexit debate when he visits the u.k. next week. how much influence was he really have?

at an amsterdam polling station, he told me why. >> we have to support ukraine. the ukrainian people stood on the square, i would say fighting for liberty, economic posterity, and i think it's also in the interest of the dutch citizens. we need stability in europe. we need, we are a trading nation, so it's good for an upcoming market there. >> the question will be what effect this result has on e.u. relations with ukraine. then there is the effect o on te e.u. institutions. wrench comes like these could be used to affected governments in the e.u. >> if everyone is having referendums on e.u. matters on a national basis, then you may -- the whole decision making in brussels may be completely blocked. >> the dutch government did not want this referendum and certainly did not want this result. the problem is that in real numbers, fewer than one in five dutch voters voted no in this referendum and the result is not binding. the question for ministers is can they ignore the voters verdict and carry on with their ukraine policies. dominic cain, al jazeera in the hague.

and we also have dream teams internationally as well in amsterdam and canada. >> jimmy: at what age aree how old are you? >> jimmy: well, you tell me what the age is first. [ laughter ] >> at the age of 50 you should >> unless you have a family history, and then you should get it earlier. 'm >> you're 48. >> jimmy: it's coming up. >> all right. so in two years you and me -- it's in november, isn't it? >> jimmy: it is. >> i will take you -- i took al roker for a colonoscopy. i'm going to take you for a colonoscopy. [ cheers and applause ] i'm going to spend the night. i'll stay in your guest house if you have one. i'm going to have you drink the prep, which is called golightly. and it's the worst named beverage in america because it does not make you go lightly. i'm going to help you through it. >> jimmy: okay. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> seriously? >> jimmy: can we bring mr. t to the event? that's a photograph from nancy reagan's funeral. >> yes. i went to mrs. reagan's funeral. we actually got to be quite close through the years. >> jimmy: did you ask mr. t why he dressed in his a-te

at an amsterdam polling station, he told me why. >> we have to support crain, the ukrainian people. they stood on the square, i would say fighting for liberty, human rights, economic prosparaty and in the interest of our citizens. >> we need stability. we are a tradetion nation. it's very good when there is annumcoming margaret there? >> the question will be what effect this result has on eu relations with ukraine. then there is the effect on the eu institution. one lan lift told me this would be used for goverance in the eu. >> if this goes ahead like this and everyone is having a referendum on a national basis, then you may -- the whole decision making in brussels may be completely blocked. the dutch government did not want this referendum. they certainly did not want this result. the problem is that in real numbers, dutch voters voted no in this referendum. the result is not binding. >> the question for ministers is: can they ignore at a time vote and carry on with policies. in the hague. >> for more on this, let's speak to peter from open bureau, the policy think tank. he joins

a moroccan gunman boards a high-speed train from amsterdam to paris. in the moments before taking action, he locks himself in the bathroom and prepares. he gets out his weapons, loads his assault rifle, and pulls out his phone. his final act to prepare for his attack? to go on the internet and watch footage like this. and though the assault will be foiled by passengers, including three americans, it's one of a growing number of inspired by videos that call for jihad. from isis to al qaeda to al nusra, the clash between islamic militants and their adversaries is now a conflict with a global media strategy. a propaganda battle on a virtual battlefield. >> media operations is just as important as jihad operations, battles on the ground. >> they have aligned their information warriors with their actual warriors. >> once you have a population's hearts and minds, their limbs will follow. >> modern-day jihadists bring a new level of expertise in video production, preaching the return to medieval religion with 21st century technology. >> this is cutting edge.

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a bomb scare evacuating the amsterdam airport. thousands of passengers lined up outside as they patrol the bomb squad. >> this happening two hours from where yous els less than bhount after the terror attack killed dozens of people there. no bombs were found but a man was arrested outside of the airport's main entrance. he is still in custody at this hour. the increase in security measures have been lifted. >>> clues in the mur kerr of will smith after a loaded hand gun is fond in his mercedes suv. there is no evidence the gun was fired. it is unclear who is belonged to. another loaded gun was found inside the car of suspect cardell hayes. that is in addition to the one he used it follows a hit and run between he and smith. he is expected to face additional charges for shooting smith's wife in the leg. >> new overnight a columbus police officer shot in the line of duty has died. 24-year-old steven smith was wounded during a standoff as swat teams try to serve a war want to the 24 year veteran of the force and leaves behind a wife

amsterdam, madrid and barcelona are still showing positive numbers. if you're planning to watch the el classico game, that's good news. steve: more than 50 nations were in washington today for a summit on nuclear security. president obama commended efforts to reduce the global threat of nuclear weapons and contamination but warned world leaders the threat of terrorists remains an urgent concern. >> isil has used chemical weapons including mustard gas in syria and iraq. there's no doubt that if these mad men ever got their hands on a nuclear bomb or material, they most certainly would use it to kill as many innocent people as possible. steve: the president praised his nuclear deal with iran calling it a substantial success. jen: access to the hot new jewelry boutique is by appointment only. steve: alison morris shows us the pieces attracting interest from buyers all over the world. some women are fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power

a moroccan gunman boards a high-speed train from amsterdam to paris. in the moments before taking action, he locks himself in the bathroom and prepares. he gets out his weapons, loads his assault rifle, and pulls out his phone. his final act to prepare for his attack? to go on the internet and watch footage like this. and though the assault will be foiled by passengers, including three americans, it's one of a growing number of inspired by videos that call for jihad. from isis to al qaeda to al nusra, the clash between islamic militants and their adversaries is now a conflict with a global media strategy. a propaganda battle on a virtual battlefield. >> media operations is just as important as jihad operations, battles on the ground. >> they have aligned their information warriors with their actual warriors. >> once you have a population's hearts and minds, their limbs will follow. >> modern-day jihadists bring a new level of expertise in video production, preaching the return to medieval religion with 21st century technology. >> this is cutting edge.

we followed him to amsterdam where he was creating a brand new piece for the dutch national ballet. blank canvas, and you come in here with the bodies and with the beginnings of a new score, and you have no idea whether it's going to flower or sort of wither away. and-- >> stahl: that sounds terrifying. wheeldon: it is. but it's exhilarating. >> can we make this first thing there? it's like you want to go cross. >> stahl: where do you start? >> wheeldon: it begins with the music. and then it's about making that first brushstroke. >> ready? because it really is like painting. it's like painting music. nice, that was lovely. >> stahl: when you're choreographing, because we've now seen you do it a couple of times, you close your eyes you kind of go away. are moving ( laughs ) 9as if we're actually watching that creativity happen. we're seeing you do it. >> wheeldon: it's a way of trying to picture the music. the shape of a musical phrase, whether it's something that's a spiral, or circular, or angular. what if we go tee-pum together. so it's like you go tee-da-da. so just an "oh" momen

the vice president of the company in amsterdam at a car show says they are approaching 400,000 now wildlyeeding tesla's expectations. and that help the company invest in the production. that executive also hinted at future models down the line after the model 3 saying that a pickup could be in tesla's future. that's something that the ceo elon musk talked about in the past being a move in the future. stock market is off to a flat start this morning. let's take a look at the big board and see how we're doing so far. it's been a pretty good week overall. right now the dow lower by just a couple of points. nasdaq is down by 11. the s&p is falling by 2 points. shares in schwab are moving higher on its earning results. kenny and michelle, back to you. >> thank you, jason brooks from kcbs radio. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning. >> norah o'donnell has more. >> reporter: coming up we'll talk with john dickerson about last night's democratic debate and only on "cbs this morning" we go behind the scenes of imax's newest project, revolutionizing the world of fi

. >>> and part of amsterdam's airport was evacuated tuesday night after a man was arrested following a report he exhibited, quote, suspicious behavior. the security measures were lifted after an investigation found that the suspect's luggage did not contain any dangerous substances. >>> well, getting a shift back towards the tech world. almost 40,000 verizon workers will go on strike beginning at 6:00 a.m. eastern as negotiations over a new contract have stalled. the union representing the workers says verizon wants to make layoffs easier, freeze pensions, and rely more on contract workers. the last strike of the telecom's group lasted for two weeks back in 2011. >>> shares in valeant slipped after the company received notice of default. "the wall street journal" first reported that center bridge partners intended to call a default after a delay in filing its annual report. center bridge holds about $250 million in valeant bonds. >>> in its first ever transparency report, uber says it provided information on more than 12 million riders and drivers to u.s. regulators. the ride-sharing

. >> do you think that america should become more like amsterdam?ld be open to the idea. >> it's really good for everybody. >> are we going to bring in the prostitutes next? ever watch "watters world?" >> no. >> i'm watters, and this is my world right here. >> all right. >> anything you want to tell bill? >> bill, i love you. fire this guy. [ laughter ] >> wait a minute, i don't second that motion. that's watters and that's definitely his world. straight ahead, ted cruz entering the late night universe to try his hand at a little comedy. right back with that. [vet] two yearly physicals down. martha and mildred are good to go. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer, but...i wouldn't have it any other way. look at that, i had my best month ever. and earned a shiny new office upgrade. i run on quickbooks. that's how i own it. this is lloyd. to prove to you that the

. >> yeah. used to know each other and work boom chicago over in amsterdam. when you were here we talked out the house in l.a. that my brother lived in with ike, hayes, dave stassen, just a garbage home. >> a garbage home. >> garbage house. >> seth: worst house you've been in that you knew people lived at? >> it was a palace for rats. yeah. it was. >> it was. ti[ meght laughter ] >> here's the thing. your brother and ike and hayes were very cruel to the cleaning lady. just by simply existing. [ light laughter ] >> just by being there. >> that poor woman is like, "no, lo siento -- i can't." [ light laughter ] she's like, i can't do it. >> seth: she walked in and thought the devil lived there. >> exactly, yeah. >> seth: the fact -- the most iron yoic thing of all time is that no that place had a cleaning lady. [ laughter ] buried under a bunch of -- >> she couldn't make a dent. >> seth: you guys, you worked together for a long time. i know you have some shared sort of a shared vocabulary of words -- stoink. >> stoink. stoink. >> stoinks. >> you want to stoink s

joining us from amsterdam is the ceo. it is great to have you on the program. us talk about the statement about conditions improving in europe. how much are conditions improving and what is the evidence? >> good morning. this was a pretty good quarter. europe has started to contribute. see france and germany doing relatively well. france growing by 9% and germany growing by 6%. toh countries has started grow up through eight quarters of negative growth. the underlying segments, it is clearly the manufacturing segment that is supporting this growth. in france, we are also seeing the construction sector providing nice opportunities. anna: in the first quarter of the year, many people were worrying about a global recession in manufacturing. the you think that the central bank, the ecb needs to do+++ to stimulate the euro zone economy. or is the job done? >> i don't know if that will provide any further help. it is extremely complex. the economic forecasting is almost impossible. we have built an economy that is very agile and can adjust to any circumstances in the

in my case, there were many of us who had been at the airport, got on the train to amsterdam. at each level they closed the train station a minute after we departed, they closed the borders just after we got out of the country. theoretically someone else could have done that, we were never screened. when those bombs struck and the fact that we were put back on a train and put back on the train to brussels north, and then at brussels north you had this massive number of people with bags either trying to go to the airport or coming back from the bombed airport, and you began to hear the rumors of the molenbeek subway station bombings, you saw a security situation that they didn't know how to deal with. they don't have scenarios or systemic training on what to do when a bad incident occurs. i think that while they have some calm, that's something they should be working on. >> we'll be learning more through the course of the day. it will be interesting to see if this assessment from european intelligence officials is that with the arrest of these two individuals, mohamed abrini an

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in london, gone 6:00 7:00 if you're watching in amsterdam. to the phillips breaking numbers. , 374 quarter adjusted million euros. they are saying that the lighting separation process is well on track and that is a key topic of conversation. they are trying to exit the lighting business. whether that is an ipo or a sale. how well is the medical equipment part of the business doing as they are trying to suffer out the lighting -- separate out the lighting part? they are looking to streamline their costs, adding on servicing agreements and incorporating more technology into their health care products. they have hired banks to prepare for this possible ipo of the liking business. we will speak to the chairman and ceo at ex: 40 this morning on countdown. just for a little bit of comparison, that revenue number looks to be ahead of estimates. that is the early morning earnings season that started monday. over in asia, a conversation -- a combination of oil prices and a strengthening yen. let's put that in a little bit more broader context. you can