annette has been covering the story for us as you know, this is a bank that has been struggling to turn around for quite some time so today the agm, we're really putting the spotlight on the new ce ceo. >> are job cuts really necessary? and arguably the workers are victims of short-sighted management i think the broader question for the market is we really need some clarity on the way forward at deutsche bank maybe we will get it at this meeting. but the bigger question, really, is what is the end game here what kind of bank does deutsche bank want to be after this turnaround is complete i had an interesting conversation earlier today with annette on european "squawk box" and i raised the question of the derivatives that runs into the trillions of dollars i was wondering if it was still a story now. annette said a lot of these legacy issues have not been fully laid to rest that's an issue when you dom forensically examining this company and asking the question whether it is worth the sum of its parts and the share price. we may possibly see a further re-rating because something of an ex

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but annette had already been robbed of a normal family upbringing. she was just eight years old when she went to live with her aunt in the country's capital also prince. she did receive some schooling in the afternoons but her working day typically began at three or four in the morning at nights she slept on concrete. and the days were filled with threats of violence hanging over her. nose and gunfire lives in consumer. markets. and that's arms had a boyfriend who is a policeman but this offer had no protection. plan to file for now. that we know. that we're playing well and if i live i mean to clear cause i'm going full blast them confide. in my god. they come to me. and that's experiences as a rest of it off far from unique. and beyond the violence is something i have seen worse but the overwhelming sense according to writer and former rest of it back a day of a lost family life it's like living in a family. but you're not part of the family it's like living in a home it's not your home because you know eventually they're going to tell you to get o

it is all set up beautifully is annette? —— isn't it? it is all set up beautifully is annette?? set up wonderfully here a little over an hour's time, we will see two of european football league going head to head, firstly liverpool with five european cup wins to its name. many of the team have not played in a match like this but the last time in 2005 it was all about destiny, the great comeback win in a stumble and many people think he ever say tonight could go very similar way. but standing in the way is real madrid, who won the cup on 12 occasions. chasing a slice of history, a unprecedented third champions league title in a row. it could be the fourth in five years. recent pedigree at least sits with the spaniards. how do they overturn a? jurgen klopp, the liverpool manager things that desire will be at the heart of things at his side can come through tonight. he was in a final can come through tonight. he was in afinal in can come through tonight. he was in a final in 2013 and they were unfavored them. unfortunately for him, it ended in defeat but what did he learn? let's h

i can play a girl who's 15. >> hmm. >> annette bening.rn for this role. how do you do it? she's so conseated and number of herself a former actress. then we kind of love her. you imbue her with all this charm. >> thank you. >> it's amazing. >> well, it's a great role, checkoff wrote wit this one actress in mind that he ended up marrying. i think he had been a short story writer. he fell in love with the story and wrote plays. there she is. he loved women. but he definitely understood a narcissist b that's safe to say. she is very complex. all of his characters are. >> you are familiar with "the siegl" you played the same characterner high school? >> i did, yes. >> what was it between the character in your early 20s versus the one we will see? >> i don't know that i really know. i know the love of this writing and this writer and all of his plays have been worked on a number of them. i hope that comes across and maybe i know a little bit more about how silly the silly part of her. the ridiculous part of her. maybe i get that a little bit m

the world number nine was beaten by annett kontaveit in straight sets in the third round. leaders jersey at the giro d'italia for the sixth stage in a row. a sprint finish was always expected on stage 12, but the pouring rain meant a lot of the specialist sprinters had been left behind. ireland's sam bennett powered to the stage win, while yates finished just behind in the main bunch. all the leading riders were awarded the same time, which means yates still leads tom dumoulin by a7 seconds, with nine stages to go. nearly a third of elite british athletes say they have experienced or witnessed "unacceptable behaviour" in their world class programmes. a survey of summer olympic and paralympic athletes by uk sport was undertaken following a series of bullying scandals over the past year. 31% of athletes said they didn't have opportunity to give feedback "without fear of negative consequences". quite simply what this has done is identifying something that could be better in this system. we have people in every sport that want to be better and the concentrate now on the action

annette is in frankfurt. what can you tell us >> thank you very much here on the ground, despite this conference being about regulation, a lot of people are talking about italy. we know the banking industry has a lot of linkages between the different countries. and that if the italian banks get in a troublesome situation, also other lenders will be affected there will be such a thing as contagion and that's what people are afraid of on the ground. i spoke about that topic with the head of the watchdog group, bafin. he told me the following >> italy is a very important country. we have a high interest on italy being a stable country, a stable member of the eurozone both german banks, even french banks have high exposure to italy both through the corporate sector and public sector so it couldn't matter more than italy being a safe country >> what is to be done? when you look at the political environment, it seems highly likely that a new election again will yield unstiable considerations >> well, it looks like

annette jen and several colleagues at an event last week with the deputy attorney general protected by a security detail of the united states marshals. two of them in chicago a few days before my speech to prepare for the visit. one night while returning to their hotel room from the gym they came across a young woman who was unconscious and near death we did know that the time that she had overdosed on fentanyl which is that a drug imported from china. one deputy started to perform cpr into the medical technicians arrived. but the drug that reverses the effect was administered in the deputy that perform cpr on that unclench a stranger was checked out a hospital emergency room thankfully he received a clean bill of health. and every day throughout america law enforcement officers for their own lives at risk in many ways to protect and serve. so please join me in around of applause for the deputy u.s. marshals and other current and former members of law-enforcement. [applause] thank you very much i hope you have a very productive conference have a good evening. [applause] [applause] [ina

kevin durant was on the opposing side of annette. >> what you both remember from the 2016 game? laughter ] >> i don't know. [ laughter ]next question. [ laughter ] >> i think we both walked that entire year out of her memory. >> enough i was born for, but i definitely worked my butt off to get to this point. i mean i guess you could say i was born for it i guess. [ laughter ]i guess, i don't know, i guess everything happens for a reason. >>> auto racing, it's one thing to be a big name in indy racing, but to have the tag 8500 champion in front of that name? that's really big deal. [ music ]last indy race for retiree danica patrick and it ended on lap 68, spun out into the wall, done. patrick finished 30th. five laps left in this one, stephanie wilson in front but he had to go to the petÃman -- stephan wilson. -- he had to go to the pit. power have the fastest car in the field and took the checkered flag for his first indy 500 when -- win. and kind of went wild with the traditional bottle. >>> we clue -- we q the blimp shot -- cue the blimp shot. a birdie at five, bertie at six i

but annette had already been robbed of a normal family upbringing she was just eight years old when she went to live with her aunt in the country's capital also a prince. she did receive some schooling in the afternoons but her working day typically began at three or four in the morning. at nights she slept on concrete. and the days were filled with threats of violence hanging over her. nose and gunfire lives in consumer. markets. and that's arms had a boyfriend who is a policeman but this offer had no protection. plan to file for now. that we know. that we're playing well and if i am going to clear cause i'm going to fall platinum confed that one who. doesn't. want to take up to me. and that's experiences as a rest of a far from unique. and beyond the violence is something i have seen worse but the overwhelming sense according to writer and former rest of it back a day of a lost family life. it's like living in a family. but you're not part of the family it's like living in a home it's not your home because you know eventually they're going to tell you to get out it's living in fear fe

office in the limo ship quick would come a function as you could it is a restaurant though sheptock annette ltd he. did it because his who got his a vehicle. get to have almost with one of us toss your way given the us to all who could be the i just be you know what that they could think. she is just. a pawn. for thirty years eve movie has been in the ideal place to learn the secrets of the market. for most show a little brute the shark. and the book of goodness all the it is awful must believe it is awful miss you so walk at the root of all it. gets on a cute since you yeah so what did they do under the of austria in the. us look at the awfulness you said. the straits are lesser sort of all to do more good in the film. thanks to the network he's built up the businessman has even opened a gallery on the cable ten the antique dealers district one of power. heiresses most prestigious addresses he takes us there. he wants to show us how well established he is and how he buys and sells some of the most renowned names in painting and sculpture this. and i have to tell you we like. to zip about i

. >>> let's get a check on whether with annette. >> i'm going to say clouds.ing a -- we also are seeing some more sunshine out there, even along the coast but also that wind, looks at those -- look at those flags. we do have a mix of sun and clouds, but this is the view over san francisco, our camera was deftly covered with a lot of thick cloud cover, pretty much all morning long, so this be the first of that break on the cloud cover. in near the coastline, so over the golden gate bridge, not getting a break, still a little misty in the air as we deal with some of that moisture in there as well. the west wind, that is what is causing all of this and it is keeping things cool in san francisco, 52 degrees, compared to 275, 53 degrees in san jose, warming up nicely to 69 degrees and here's our doppler, showing green popping up here, off the coast of eureka, a couple of lightning strikes over the water but all of that is going to stay to the north of us. i was going to do for us is bring our temperatures down a little bit, especially right along the coastline and

let's bring there william hanson, annette quiet experint and previously a feeler at lucy clayton finishingchool. what sort of etiquette will someone like meghan markle have to learn? >> she will have to learn the intricacies of btish protocol and it's probably harder for meghanan in ways because she's not british. she's not grown up with the awears of the -- of the intracassies of theit h system and the royals as well. unlike catherine,ho is british and was supposed to know and it we had all that sort of nonsense with her family saying tlet and n lavatory and things like that. a free sh give almost pass to foreigners. we know that they don't know it and if they do go wrong we say how charming, how lloovly. whereas british are supposed to know. katty: i'mrs hoping that 20 y of living in america means that i can get pass of a -- as well. how many i she going to change rules of etiquette or how much is thatet in stone and even an american coming from california like meghan markle can't makehi this turn? reporter: no, things will change and my advice to meghan will be jus i do slowly. don't le

. >> annette neely is a long-time san francisco resident. works near the tower and is not a fan. >> it's not pretty. >> even though the light installation will make visibility at night from 20 miles away, neely is hoping the lights will add character to the building. >> i think they'll make it better from the nighttime, lights on the bridge, lights coit tower, city hall. >> we've been given so much, we have the opportunity to give back. if their fog obscured their view, most nights the sales force tower will be hard to miss. in san francisco, kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> just to make something really clear, the artist who is doing this art installation on the top of the sales force tower says it will not be the colors for the warriors, for christmas, that's not it. it's art. >> it is art. >> we already have buildings doing that in downtown. if you follow me on twitter, you knew last night it was president going to happen. it sounds like, no, it's not going to happen, and maybe not tonight either. as we get deeper into the weekend you'll be ab

annett rosa, wayne friedman abc 7 news. >>> seven people have to look for other places to stay after an early morning fire in san francisco. started around 2:00 a.m. in an apartment at glendale and market streets. fire officials say a woman lichaj there saw the flame floridas and helped other residents of the building evacuate. one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is uninvestigation. >>> the san jose foothill play host to 27 s.w.a.t. teams battling to see who is best in the west. santa clara county sheriff's office has been of the hosting the event at gun range in san jose since 1992. teams from across the state include several from the bay area are competing in six different courses. campbell police came in second last year, the only team to beat them is glendale police from southern california. oh, there is more to the the contest than bragging rights. >> so that one week we can grow better as a tactical team and police department can make the communities wherever they are safer for the overall good of the community. >> tomorrow the score

constitution and international law is being violated it refers to a program a computer program called sky annette and apparently this computer program uses algorithms it follows a person's location in the communications that they're having and uses a computer algorithm to determine whether or not they are a terrorist now it's not known exactly what is all that is included but it is possible it's alleged that this computer program essentially would determine whether or not the person to be killed in a drone strike this is this program skynet is being widely criticized as violating human rights violating the rights of journalists and it seems to point to a big problem of artificial intelligence when you have a computer program determining whether or not someone is a terrorist or not and whether or not they could be killed in a drone strike. the u.s. is reportedly freezing its from going controversial syrian emergency response organization the white helmets the moves being met with major disappointment by the group's leaders who say it is going to impact on their ability to save lives the u.s. has b

an american controversy by somebody had never heard of, annette gordon-reed. while i was standing there i read the preface and introduction. that's when i knew immediately right then and there that i have found the person that i wanted to help me write my own book, the following monday i called the new york law school issues teaching, she now has two chairs at harvard university, i left a message on the answering machine and introduce myself and asked her to give her me a call. after telling her i was impressed with her work i said i have something i want to say too. one deputy thomas jefferson into i'm in love with sally hemmings. we had a good laugh and arrange to meet and i told her i wanted to write my memoir and i wanted her to help me do it. she said yes, and we have been partners in good friends ever since. as for finding the publisher was still a problem, had the good fortune of being friends with frank pearl, and now deceased of financier. frank introduced me to peter, the publisher and ceo of public affairs. peter allowed and encouraged me to write t

kameelah: i have my beautiful, sassy sister maya; my gorgeous sister-in-law jessica; my mommy annette, love you; and my fabulous father-in-law deon. [cheering and applause] steve: what about you, maya? maya: i'm a freshman at the university of illinois in urbana-champaign. steve: freshman. maya: mm-hmm. kameelah: she get a scholarship. i'm sorry. i'm bragging on my baby sister. ha ha ha! steve: you got a scholarship? maya: yeah. almost full. steve: almost a full. maya: almost a full ride. steve: a academic scholarship?

>> annette to, thank you. >>> tesla is pushing back its full international model 3 launch to next year. the company has been spending months working to overcome production challenges. tesla is coming closer to meeting its original goals, building about 5,000 units per week. >>> apple is looking to use how- end technology in the screens of its new iphone models next year. the south korea's "electronic times" reports the tech giant will use oled panels. this will make images appear brighter and sharper compared to another technology used for some smartphone screens. right now, only think the iphone 10 uses oled. >>> like terrell owens used to say, get your popcorn ready. hey, want the fastest internet? done. and now, xfinity mobile's included. you could get up to five lines. you could save 400 bucks or more a year, which you could spend on a funk-tastic music video. ♪ dance party boom. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet, with three times the speed of at&t and directv, and tv for $35 each a month for a year when you buy both. and ask how you can save with xfinity m

they trace their roots to annett bell up days where after working hard for free they would gather incigarette the groove on of course praise jesus. >> all right. >> so basically and first it was just that when the plantation owners we would be back out near the woods and we would have church. as time progressed they allowed us to have a place of worship. we put together a board slab building like you are seeing now. >> and it was back in the woods and secret. >> this was our moment to escape from reality. >> um-hum. >> and for that brief people we would shout all night long. >> um-hum. >> and it was a moment we can feel like we are not enslaved. >> and what does this music mean to you all? >> you know, heritage is something that we teach. we embrace because we are not ashamed of what we have accomplished and where we came from. we are preserving. we have fun but try to educate our young folks. and all of us are from the church. snaft we missed services to come and share with you a little of our culture. so all of us in the church -- this is the mother of our church. our church is 195

lender beat first quarter profit forecasts the bank said it aims to resume it's dividend for the year annettein frankfurt. commerzbank is a play on higher interest rates but they also eked out a decent quarter. what more can you tell us? >>> that's clearly the case. looking at what they've done operationally, it looks a lot better than people had expected. above all in that core unit, the private and business client unit, which is the froth area, they have said to the market in general, the private business clients came up with ab operating result of 202 million euros, which was better than analysts had anticipated and that is because they're saying that loan growth is going very well. and they could attract also more customers. the question about how much customers they're attracting is always tricky. they're paying also a lot of money to actually lure people to the bank, to open accounts so the question of how much they spend to actually attract those customers is never answered during the press conferences but having said that, looking at the other subunits, the capital markets business is

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he is interviewed at an annett mechanics nont and can't is here to interview spencer. >> we called this a tough get. spencer knows no strangers in this building certainly but he and have known each other a long time in fact predating our time here in san francisco. >> true. >> first met in charlestonen south carolina when i was anchoring and you were coming through with good morning america. >> that's right. >> congratulations on the book spencer. >> thank you. >> it's called you bet your life. how i survived jim crow racism and gambling before i ask you that why did you decide to write this book. >> dan, i feel like i've traveled interesting paths in life. there was the early part of my life. overcoming the adversity of rigid racial segregation in the old south and the daily indignityis. and carving out a career from the tv news that has been richly rewarding exciting taken me to for a while to national prominence. but there was also the path of kpuls of gambling. these various paths intersectioned in way to influence the other. i reached a pinpoint that i needed to confess this ugly t

missouri hand is a musician but went annett been working. >> i can bar tend any day. i want to -- i don't see myself as a retiree moving into the retiree years as a bartender. >> once the two months of training ends they will be paid $15 an hour after a tlae-month probationary periodle they will bet benefits including medical paid tim off and holidays. the concept started in india unund the name rural shores where 4,000 people were trained. ceoer brought the model to silicon valley last august. he says it works because the trainees use new skills immediately putting worries behind them. >> give them the comfort that starts with the kpfrt. that leads to commitment, that leads to high quality work, that leads to getting more and more work. >> people shore as partners with non-vofts and the city to find applicants. >> this works as silicon valley should work, private sector non-government all working together. >> abc 7 news. >>> people shores is on a mission to expand its training and job program across the u.s. it already has set sites on mississippi next >> thing for j

wrapping up our look at the books on amazon's nonfiction bestseller list is an american princess by annette vandergel. some of these authors have appeared on tv. watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> i thought they were huffing glue like everyone else. they said these things that sounded utterly supremely racist and bananas but they would say if we feel the right sound of it, our message which is closethe borders, build a wall even , bring the troops home, all that kind of stuff. they believed if they got the right candidate to say these things, they could gain some power and i thought they were nuts so around 2016, it turns out they were in a way right. they knew back then that white voters in america would be willing to accept this ideology, this mindframe if conditions were right and suddenly conditions wereright . >> when does he start doing his, i'm going to start killing all these french groups? >> he always wanted to but it was never really the right time. he's a young guy and you've got to become a known entity in the far right and then he tried to starthis own thing . he was re

the world number nine was beaten by annett kontaveit in straight sets in the third round. 0lympic higheting" anymore. grabartz missed out on a medal at the commonwealth games on the gold coast last month. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. welcome back to windsor — where final preparations are underway for saturday's royal wedding. the main development today has been confirmation that meghan markle's father will not be attending — thomas markle had been due to walk his daughter down the aisle. we don't yet know who will perform that role on saturday. nonetheless, lots of other reserve —— other rehearsals had been planned and went ahead. we saw the big military rehearsal at lunchtime, and this afternoon prince harry and his brother to beware here at windsor castle, and a fair bet that there was a bit of a rehearsal going on there as well, as you might expect a couple of days before any wedding really, and particularly one that will be televised. i'm joined by duncan larcombe, author, prince harry: the inside story. he has written about prince harry and the royals generally

we'll bejoined by erin, her sister caitlin and their mum annette, who took part in the programme.in's doing really well, yeah. she's definitely... coping. which is good. why can't she be, like, the same as me? 0r, no, why can't i be the same as her, actually? erin, caitlin and annettejoin us now. good morning, thank you so much for coming and talking to us. pennetta, it is something to be a mum and to have had your children going through that. —— annette. you talk about it in the documentary, it has been very tough. things getting better, one yearon, do tough. things getting better, one year on, do you think? yes, but mainly because we have been able to access the support we needed. it was really tough. for seven or eight months, erin refused to talk about what she saw. i knew i couldn't help her, and i knew that we needed to get some help for her. but it is definitely making a difference, isn't it, sweetie? yeah. erin, feeling better is probably not the right way to say it, but do you feel different? i feel much better, having the support that i have. it shows such a difference t

. >> okay, annette, don't give too much advice.he grumpy grandparents return -- >> didn't i tell you to the to look at those things. you don't listen. >> sir, enough. okay. >> i'm not taking it to you. >> you're shouting to everybody here. >> i'm sorry. >> sit down. leave us alone. >> i didn't mean to disturb you. >> but you have. look around. >> you told me not to say anything. >> i can't take that [ bleep ] hot button item. ericka souter is here with me. and ericka, you see those otherh diners. they confronted the grandparents. what do you make of the behavior we saw. >> any time you see a child being yelled at it draws your attention. when you see a grandparent doing it it's shocking because you think they should be warm, cuddly. they are the ones that spoil the child. he's very frustrated with how the parents are raising the kids and thinks they're letting the kids get away with it taken taking it out on the kid. >> what are the challenges here in from the grandparents' point of view, raised kids and raised you or your spouse a