i couldn't be nicholas barclay because i didn't know nicholas barclay.at that moment if he was left or right-handed. so that was a problem. >> he thought he was an adult. we called him 13 going on 30. very difficult to discipline him. if he made up his mind he was going to do something, pretty much there wasn't a lot you could do. >> put the lighter down. >> he had run away before for a night or two. mad at mom. i'm leaving. i'll find a new mom, a new home. kiss my [ mute ] kind of thing. and he would leave. and she would hunt him down and find out where he is and he'd show up the next day. he was not this perfect, nice, sweet, innocent -- he was a very street smart city boy. >> it's nice to meet you. i'm the director. ain't i beautiful? >> he had beautiful blond hair. kind of looked like a little pixie. >> he had blond hair, blue eyes and a bit of a gap between his teeth when he smiled. you could see it. i need proof of insurance. that's my geico digital insurance id card - gots all my pertinents on it and such. works for me. turn to the camera. ah, act

that is what we're focused on and barclays.nge takes a long time but what i require of the organization is steady continuous progress in building the right culture and rebuilding trust in the institution. i think that is very important for individual banks but also for the system at large. >> this has been one of your main focuses. in a recent memo you also said, if you don't agree with the values of the bank, you should leave. why not fire them? >> i sent that memo out on january 19 last year. it is a combination. what i really think about values is people have to buy in. we have to give them the opportunity to buy in. this at the end of the day, if a person doesn't get it, they can't be and barclays. we will remove them. >> this has been -- over the last 12 months, have you seen progress? i have seen -- >> i have seen a lot of progress. you have to define the culture you want to build. what does that look like? as last components of this you referenced, is coming out when we do our results on february 11. this is very importa

what does he see in barclays future?it to the billionaires. -- and then we get to the billionaires. markets remain a significant part of the story. and then we have the iranian story, which we need to cover as well. ulse."morning on "the p >> we will head back to davos after the break. hans nichols has been taking some driving lessons. this is something you simply cannot miss. ♪ vipsvos is swarming with and they all come with their own got a lesson on how those chauffeurs would handle and icm bush -- an icy ambush. when you were in an armored car, you are always safe. power, power, power. there is a roadblock in front of us, someone with a gun, we do not wait for this. faster. change gears. >> power, power. aggressive. >> how was your insurance? any good? >> hans nichols, i am seeing you in a whole new light. you have a whole new career. >> i hope you enjoyed that. there is an overall marketing point and that is corporations to promote themselves to the wealthiest customer base. so we step out of the way are in front of

charles barclay says leave richard sherman alone.re says they are both dead wrong. >>> the superbowl has been ov overshadowed a bit by the rant of richard sherman calling him quote a thug and he sat down with rachel ning chols to talk about the comments. >> now they are using thug instead of the n word. it is still sad. what was thug about what i did? because i said something about a football game i didn't go talking about fighting the guy after the game. or blow his car up. the debate has opened up a wider discussion that talks about sports. >> terrence, you wrote a column saying somebody is always studying us. the more responsibility we have to present ourselves in a way that will influence others for the positive. the whole affair reminds you for an add that he was not a role model. on wednesday you made your point further with cnn's brook baldwin. this goes back to 1993 when charles barclay made that statement that we are not role models. you have statistics that show that 70% of black youth born today are to unwed mothers. >> oh

the expectation is that barclays face income trading will also be weaker on this news. barclays had a good start to 2014, and this is kind of a slightly halt to that momentum because there's a real re-cross of how barclays would have performed and an important part of the business model moving forward. >> annette, we'll catch you later. >>> we'll bring you up to speed with global equities. no report from the u.s. today. the stocks are up on the session high. about even stevens between advances and decliners at the moment. the ftse 100 was up 1.3% on friday. mixed performance from u.s. equities. and the s&p down three points for the week. the ftse is fairly flat. the tdax is down a quarter percent. and the ftse move is fairly flat. they approved a capital increase around $3 billion. this is the french carmaker that said vehicle sales were down 4.9% in 2013. stefan has more details out of paris, stefan? >> hey, ross. two stories, the first one indeed is the capital hunt, which was approved by the board of the company yesterday. according to that, the french carmaker will

in that case in the case of the nets, it is barclays. 3 it is the barclays center in brooklyn.re to london where barclays is based out of obviously, it sort of validates that relationship. that is the idea, to try and make yourself as global as possible so then you go to your advertisers, leverage that. and say look, we're going to reach more eyeballs if you associate yourself with our brand. >> the last time they were in town, they sold the stadium but it was largely by americans. they were just in china >> they were just in china. 300 million people play basketball in china. it is the single biggest market for the nba outside the united states. just massive. some of that is because of chinese players playing in the nba. but that is not the sbhire reason. -- entire reason. the other thing that is interesting about the nets last trip is how they got there. one of their key players, kevin garnett, actually has a sponsorship with a chinese issue manufacturer. so their star player, his own deal, goes china to share the limelight with the shoe manufacturer that gives him shoes and

city and barclays. they are pulling their view forward. rate hike will come this quarter of 2014. pair ba says it is the end of the afair. barclays says we're going for a gradual process. i think what you have here is a definite shifting. said 1% by the end of the year. economist enior u.k. ross walker joins us. we were going through range of expectations. you're towards the end of the range. when do you see the rate hike happening and why? were we're still third quarter 015. in august we had the first hike. we were one of the earlier banks looking for an early rate rise. the consensus has shifted. i'm concerned about the medium term sustainability of growth. i think we'll have a decent gleer 2014 but some of the props may fall away in 2015. particularly relations of the housing market and credit. i think you need to keep an eye on what's happening in the u.s. and euro area. i don't think they will be raising rates too far ahead of the fed or e.c.b.. >> if the u.k. economy is in a sweet spot, should we sit back and enjoy it? >> no, i think

and barclays in r.b.s. and deutsche bank in. general all of them right well benefits street birmingham documentary criticized so there's been this channel four documentary here where they look at it and in particular in the first episode the street in birmingham well these people are on benefits and the most shocking bit and people of the tabloid sort that would be outraged they noticed that it featured interviews with people who admitted cultivating drugs and stealing just like all are banks admitted to libel or raiding which is delaying because stealing because stealing. look if david cameron is going to point to the big four bags in this country as say that they perform a vital function that they're beyond the law that they provide liquidity that their market makers that they're funding my reelection campaign and they are role models they just be as a she is a role model according to david cameron or barclays lloyds in r.b.s. if they are role models of r.b.s. just caught torching small to medium enterprises and stealing asset

the chief european economist at barclays.o productivity puzzle on "countdown." >> to look at how the business climate is helping infosys. >> he will take a look at the best-performing european stock. we will look at the newest deals. >> good 2013 be the best year for u.s. jobs? we are waiting for the december payroll report. 197 jobs. this would be more than two and a quarter million, the highest since 2005. chinese imports rose amongst in five months. they are now the biggest traitor of goods. now, a chief executive has been found for the european stock market -- the paris stock market. a low, welcome to "countdown." >> mario draghi says that barring costs or main low as necessary. iny have made no change their rate. he says it's too soon to know if the region is out of danger. >> the recovery is there but it is weak. it is modest. as i said many times, it is fragile, meaning that there are several risks from financial to economic to geopolitical to political risk that could undermine this recovery. >> india posit second-big

barclays royal bank of scotland and lloyds and so this is the water cannon of money the free money as a reward for committing crimes and fraud malfeasance larceny they've broken the law they're crooks i make that clear oh no don't don't don't don't throw up your marmite. and of course the spin on it is it could be worse for you know water cannon is preferable to the all there are alternatives because they say that the alternative tactics to the use of water cannon to disperse a crowd are protect vulnerable premises are the use of baton rounds baton mounted officers vehicles tactics police dogs or even firearms so there's a we could shoot you take the logic out in our bespoke water cannon or we'll show you well you know this is obviously the point being that they anticipate uprisings due to the financial policies that have been designed to bankrupt a majority of the population here in the u.k. and they'll end up in cages or prisons or reservations we've seen this movie already before in america with the indians on reservations presented reservations made out of british people populated

in 1994, 13-year-old nicholas barclay vanished from his suburban, texas, neighborhood.arclay family grieved for their missing son, until one day, his mother got a phone call saying someone in spain had nicholas. >> i was really nervous. anticipation. pretty upbeat. >> from there, the disturbing story of a soft-spoken master manipulator begins to unfold, incorp rating blend of interviews with the barclay family and re-enactments, the film shows how the 23-year-old imposter assumed the identity of a blond-haired, blue-eyed teen fooling everyone, including the barclay family themselves who welcomed him into their home as he begins a new life in america. >> as the film rolls on, the serial impersonator is foiled by a skilled private investigator, charley parker who plays himself in the film. >> i couldn't let him go. it was no way in the world i could let it go. >> using an unorthodox identification technique, he starts to uncover the disturbing truth. that private investigator, charley parker is live with us on the "new day" set. we're so glad to have you here. we know thi

josing us from barclays is e. thank you so much for joining us.ch are you looking at the fed for an indication of what currency markets are going to do? how much are you looking at emerging markets? turkey is center stage. >> that is correct. is how they are not related to the dollar. fedmarkets have seen the throw in the towel for a little while. unemployment is dropping faster than we believe a few months ago. the main driver for the dollar going forward is whether you do have inflation picking up or not. core inflation continues to recover. but at a very gradual and moderate pace. if this continues, the market may believe that in fact all tweendea and relationship inflation and the labor market is not strong will go away. then the market will begin to pay rates in the u.s.. this would be the beginning of the dollar rising. for now they are going to talk about labor markets. this also will fit for the dollar a little bit. >> what would you be buying into right now? if we are looking at emerging-market currencies, there is one that stands out as

. >> number nine, the homebuilder was downgraded to equal rate at barclays -- equal weight at barclays will be capped by decelerating price trends. barclays raised its price target by one dollar to $30 per share. >> walmart cutting 2500 jobs. this will be made -- these will be made at sam's club divisions, intended to streamline management. >> lululemon shares were cut to neutral from buy. the analyst cited a slow recovery from public relations industry -- public relations issues. >> who could forget the see through yoga pants? media, culinary fourth-quarter results beat estimates. they also announced its chairman and ceo will step down immediately. they named former yahoo! executive michael barrett to ceo,. shares falling in the premarket, jpmorgan cutting shares to underwrite from -- underweight from neutral. jpmorgan also cutting its price target on cisco to $17 from $21. >> liberty global agreed to buy dutch broadband provider ziggo 46 point 7 billion dollars. liberty has been expanding its reach in europe, acquiring the u.k.'s virgin media last year. >> royal caribbean posting a f

barclays lloyds and r.b.s. and the bank of england under mark carney and george osborne these are the biggest beggars of all they go with their begging bowl into the into the indexes every single day and they beg for more money and we you know the thing is do you want to feed there's a big sign of the park don't feed the ducks why because the duck crap is uncontrollable you they can't hire enough people to take care of the duck crap if you feed the ducks too much same thing to george osborne you're just feeding him the ability to manipulate these markets and oz born crap is littering the country and they're showering the country in this kind of irresponsible fiscal policy or faecal policy in this case and the result is advancing poverty and the underwriting of a class of kleptocrats and beggars in this country that have total disregard for human life they don't have any regard for human life that's not the kind of people you want to feed. well this gold raking over twenty years is daily pickpocketing you can't

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are you saying that companies like goldman sachs and morgan stanley and barclays have as much to do with the price of oil going up as exxon or shell? >> oh, absolutely, yes. i tease people sometimes that-- you know, people say, "well, who's the largest oil company in america?" and they'll always say, "well, exxon mobil or chevron or b.p." but i'll say, "no, morgan stanley." [ticking] >> coming up... >> is there price manipulation going on? >> i-i can't say, and the reason i can't say is because nobody knows. our federal regulators don't have access to the data. they don't know who holds what positions. >> why don't they know? >> why don't they know? >> yeah. >> because federal law doesn't give them the jurisdiction to find out. >> that story and more when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. i takbecause you can't b

barclays downgrading from underweight to equal weight. >>> royal caribbean cruise turns into a royalafter an outbreak of a very contagious stomach bug. cause not immediately clear. the illness which affected nearly 600 people appears to be consistent with the so-called norovirus which causes flu-like symptoms and spreads very quickly when people are in a confined area. royal caribbean says the ship is going to return to port and will undergo a complete sanitation. passengers will be compensated for a vacation gone wrong. >>> in the last three months, royal caribbean is up 25%. norwegian up 26%. carnival basically flat. to sheila dharmarajan for a market flash. >> we are sticking with this emerging markets theme. check out this fund, that etf at session lows as the benchmark stock index recorded its biggest percentage loss today in nearly five months. this of course is amongst the bigger picture concerns about emerging markets economies. no one is being spared today. >> thank you very much. >>> the etf market still trails the mutual fund side of the story, but that gap is narrowing. b

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mortgage bond-- tied to the finanical meltdown.the wall street journal says banks under scrutiny are barclays citigroup, deutesche bank, goldman sachs, jp morgan chase, morgan stanley, royal bank of scotland and ubs. official answers regarding boeing's 7-8-7 dreamliner troubles are due in march.details of last january's battery fire aboard a japan airlines dreamliner will be made available at the end of march.the national transportation safety board will also release its review of last year's boston dreamliner fire, this fall. fewer feet marched into stores for holiday shopping this year.according to shopper trak... foot traffic at malls and stores was down 14% compared to last year. however, shoppers spent more money this year... overall sales were up 2.7% in november and december. the survey also finds that black friday was the strongest sales day of the season as consumers turned out in droves for rock bottom deals. for jcpenney -- the devil is in the lack of details. shares of the retailer fell 10% yesterday after a brief review of holiday sales numbers was not enough to "cheer" investors

barclays was saying that critics point to his perceived lack of accommodative monetary policy and theor any asset bubble risk. that was an interesting comment. >> it is interesting that you take someone who was running the central bank of israel and now he is serving on the central bank. could possibly run the central bank of the u.s.. >> what is interesting about that? >> do you not find that interesting question marquee is a general and one army and goes to be a general in another army. >> we are talking about the economy. in some ways much more competitive -- more important than an army. will -- i do not know if he is the right guy. >> does it come down to a choice where you have to decide if you have an action for your country and maybe it could be harmful to another country. >> this is something nationalistic. the idea here is he is an economist first and foremost. he is an academic and economist, he works with the central bank. asis an american citizen well as an israeli citizen. >> we had americans who served on the board of governors on the bank of england. the head of the ban

this was our preseason reduction and this is the chance of winning the barclays premier league.ea, we have 35.1%. %.nchester united, 25.5 arsenal down 7.5%. you will notice that manchester united is very high. liverpool is nowhere near that list. we have chelsea by seven percent over manchester. >> we can take a look at our second graphic. we have manchester city after the excellent season so far. 43.4%. arsenal rocketed up. liverpool is the one in the list. look at this. they have dropped from 24.5%. why we only have arsenal. this is about fixtures that have been played, fixtures that are yet to play. it takes potential injuries into account. these are strong statistics. there is no emotion, there is not even any cynical football knowledge. this is about an outer rhythm. we have manchester city as the strong favorite. >> let's talk about the italian league. >> a huge game. this is your prediction. there is more than halve over performed under their new coach. no one is very interesting. chance and we'll see in a moment. 2.5% in fifth to place. one of the two teams in the top fi

and barclays the investigation is also prompting some scrutiny into the way prices are set in the currency markets known as the daily fix efforts are now underway to create alternative benchmarks. and finally amazon dot com they know what you want and they're going to give it to you even before you hurt that's right amazon plans to start shipping items you haven't even ordered yet betting that you will amazon recently received a patent for what it calls anticipatory shipping and that's a system that predicts your future purchases based on things you previously bought the technique could prods delivery time and discourage consumers from visiting physical stores now the patent document amazon says delays between says that it will put delays between ordering and receiving purchases and made quote dissuade customers from buying items from online merchants now amazon says it may box and ship products it expects consumers in specific areas will want then those packages will wait at the shipping hubs or on trucks until the orders actually arrive at amazon now in deciding what to ship amazon said

and barclays the investigation is also prompting six scrutiny into the way prices are set in the currency markets known as the daily fix efforts are now underway to create alternative benchmarks. and finally amazon dot com they know what you want and they're going to give it to you even before you hurt that's right amazon plans to start shipping items you haven't even ordered yet getting that you will amazon recently received a patent for what it calls anticipatory shipping and that's a system that predicts your future. purchases based on things you previously thought the technique could prods delivery time and discourage consumers from visiting physical stores now the patent document amazon says delays between says that it will put delays between ordering and receiving purchases and need quote dissuade customers from buying items from online merchants now amazon says it may box and shift products it expects consumers in specific areas will want then those packages will wait at the shipping hubs or on trucks until the orders actually arrive at amazon now in deciding what to ship amazon sa

they do nothing else with this trip to validate the international status of coming to london where barclays is headquartered, i think the ceo would say that this is a useful trip. if you look at the money they get, like the tv rights, it is a lot of money and the merchandise they sell, all the kids pooled and shared with all 30 teams in the league. the money they get to keep to themselves is from sponsors. if they have a global growth of the pie and advertisers, that is the way to help. >> we are also looking at football or soccer. a lot of these football league clubs are already very popular in asia. >> yeah. you know. that is the case in asia. a few look, there is a different issue. a specific one that is situated within the premier league. over the years, what we have seen in the primary leak is billionaire owners pumping in hundreds of millions of dollars on -- several years back, they bought trophy players to win, win, win. they put the balance sheets at risk and hoped that they would get the big prize to charge more for tickets. arsenal resisted that and we will talk to tom fox. years

bond in order to buy or sell the investment now subpoenas have been sent to several firms including barclays citigroup deutsche bank goldman j.p. morgan r.b.s. u.b.s. and morgan stanley all the big boys now the investigation is still in the early stage and may not lead to any type of prosecution. elsewhere thanks to a boom in u.s. oil production america's trade deficit is the lowest it's been in four years from october to november of twenty thirteen the u.s. monthly trade gap decreased by five billion dollars reading some economists to increase fourth quarter growth estimates in the u.s. now thanks to rising production and shale oil the energy information administration predicts that u.s. oil output for twenty fifteen could approach record highs of nine point six million barrels per day numbers not seen since the one nine hundred seventy s. now america's growing energy industry has increased appeals to the obama administration to relax controls on the export of crude oil obama has already given the go ahead on some exports of liquefied natural gas however he still has strict controls in plac

and barclays the investigation is also prompting some scrutiny into the way prices are set in the currency markets known as the daily fix efforts are now underway to create alternative benchmarks. and finally amazon dot com they know what you want and they're going to give it to you even before you hurt that's right amazon plans to start shipping items you haven't even ordered yet getting that you will amazon recently received a patent for what it calls anticipatory shipping and that's a system that predicts your future purchases based on things you previously bought the technique could prompt a live. every time and splurge consumers from visiting physical stores now the patent document amazon says delays between says that it will put delays between ordering and receiving purchases and made quote dissuade customers from buying items from online merchants now amazon says it made boston shift products it expects consumers in specific areas will want then those packages will wait at the shipping hubs or on trucks until the orders actually arrive at amazon now in deciding what to ship amazon s

bond in order to buy or sell the investment now subpoenas have been sent to several firms including barclays citigroup deutsche bank goldman j.p. morgan r.b.s. u.b.s. and morgan stanley all the big boys now the investigation is still in the early stage and may not lead to any type of prosecution. elsewhere thanks to a boom in u.s. oil production america's trade deficit is the lowest it's been in four years from october to november of twenty thirteen the u.s. monthly trade gap decreased by five billion dollars reading some economists to increase fourth quarter growth estimates in the u.s. now thanks to rising production and shale oil the energy information administration predicts that u.s. oil output for twenty fifteen could approach record highs of nine point six million barrels per day numbers not seen since the one nine hundred seventy s. now america's growing energy industry has increased appeals to the obama administration to relax controls on the export of crude oil obama has already given the go ahead on some exports of liquefied natural gas however he still has strict controls in plac

welcomeus now, let's jim mccormick, global head of asset allocation at barclays.h for joining us. i'm sure experienced investors such as yourself never get nervous. do the developments in emerging markets make you nervous about where equities are heading? >> i suppose it does. setas been an interesting of actions given that the underlying fundamentals globally look ok. global growth has started in reasonably good shape. fixed income markets in the developed world have been well behaved. there has been a lot of idiosyncratic stories in emerging markets but it is a worry because the background fundamentals don't look so good. >> -- don't look so good. >> it is difficult to work out where this negativity is coming from. there is a global growth story out there. might be a consolidation year. we might see further growth from averaging and developed markets. yet the nervousness around emerging markets perhaps think to tapering by the fed is also a theme. in terms of where we are, are we at the start of some correction or is that overplaying it? >> firstly, emerging mar

the barclays build stadium. >> we did. >> metlife stadium is a beautiful day am that seats over 80,000it is in east rutherford, new jersey. that's one of the criticisms. it's going to be so difficult to get people from here in new york to their into the game. >> it is a great stadium. where else are you going to put it? we tried the westside and it didn't work because of the jets. by car, it's pretty accessible compared to other locations. traffic but lot of there will always be traffic no matter where any stadium of 80,000 is in the country. it ain't easy to get there but it's worth it when you do. jonathan, you did a great job. a much smaller scale, i built a house a few years ago in our conversation about what things i wish i had done. what do you wish you had done that you didn't do? >> output faster and sooner. -- built it faster and sooner. >> seriously -- we don't know if this thing was going to work or we should have had doorways -- >> it turned out much better than i ever -- lest we, we wound the metalg some of and it cost $70,000. that's the only thing i could think of to do

lloyds barclays and the other one so they don't understand vince cable doesn't seem to understand that there's a connection so either he's just financially illiterate or ease trying to convince the u.k. people that he's he's stupid which i think he's doing a good job but the economist did a piece about these house prices because it's important to note that the house prices are rising very fast here it's only in nominal terms here's the economist at the chart in nominal prices the light blue is the u.k. as you see prices are rocketing that dark blue line is the us not so rocketing and the oranges japan definitely not rocketing but if you put it in here is the chart in real terms you see prices are indeed down twenty two percent in the u.k. but people are very just as happy with nominal price rises they don't. understand that they're actually conformed for what does this is what i'm saying in other words if you don't mark to market and do real accounting in other words of k.p.n. g.e. or price waterhouse cooper or deloitte ernst and young who work for the government if they actually hande

as the banking is this what you perceive as banking today versus let's say the old school just be barclay's all the scales they're involved with are you willing to just say screw you guys this is this is banking now this is the new twenty first century reality i would like to see that happen. now i've paid for bits and pieces and shops as far as i can tell there were mormon websites and vendors that want to accept it and if it gets the point where i can live my life about having to use a bank where i can control it on my phone or from my laptop i see no problem in doing now what's the story with kiddie coins ok because kids start to talk about kids and again i'm not sure i've been out this way but it came out after. so that what's up with katie couric it's become a bit of a penny all the penny you know like like like penny stocks why born to sometimes i think. and then i had like a pro. about thirty five and you tweet about it and out upon of course it's going to one hundred thirty i don't know what it's called now i think ninety right now so you pay the toshi for now so toshi is a develope

that is what we are very focused on at barclays. culture change takes a long time.t i require of the organization is steady progress in building the right culture and rebuilding trust in the institution. >> we have gone three significant transformation of our company taking it back to its roots of being a global bank and the things that come with that and what we can do on behalf of our customers and clients. the exit of the asset management business. we shed citi holdings that did not fit with who we are and who we want to be. >> outside the corporate world, there is a parade of political leaders. christine lagarde sat down with francine lacqua. she had advice for ceo's. >> ring women to the table and celebrate them and encourage them. mentor and help them. you will do good to your company's. wherever you can incentivize innovation and create jobs, go for it. >> is there something in our dna that has changed because of the crisis? >> for the better. i'm thinking of the old greek principles of balance, measure, fighting against excesses, eliminating abuses. if we ha

profits in the five point three trillion dollar a day foreign exchange market torture bank citigroup barclays and u.b.s. control more than half of all for extruding and at least a dozen banks have been contacted by the authorities and at least twelve currency traders have been suspended or put on leave now the royal bank of scotland and lloyds banking group have announced their own internal review into the matter. and finally bitcoin a.t.m.'s are coming to the big apple thirty year old brooklyn native willard ling is set to introduce the first big client a.t.m. in to new york city and after scouring locations linda has decided to rent has been going a.t.m. so the owners of a bubble tea shop on third out and twelfth street in the east village however state regulators with the department of financial services are expected to hold hearings later this month to discuss big going and until rules are drawn up as to how they should be regulated wings a.t.m. will sit in his apartment a well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. after the

. >> barclays center is the highest grossing concert venue in the united states. >> i would enjoy that stick around. that? do i follow >> southhampton, what's going on? >> we touched on the conference games and now i'm going to talk about southhampton. he will remain. it's an interesting story. >> i'm sorry. >> what happens is strange. they've been one of the success stories in the primarily doing wonderfully well. they have spent money that they were up there. he was an unknown in england, fine career as a layer. the argentinian played a lot in spain. a lot of big clubs link with him and what happens? the chairman leaves. he has a fallen out with the daughter of the late gentleman who took over the club. there has been this big power struggle. >> he's going to win. >> he's going to stay. he said he's definitely staying through the end of the season. that means he will not be there at the beginning of next season. >> thank you. stay with us. ♪ . >> start the clock. 90x such a that made p hit is right here in