it mean barlow founder of executive outcomes private military company welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now as a pro executive outcomes and other firms you were involved in have conducted a lot of have a successful operations getting more than one government out of a scrap why is it that your pm ses came under political and media pressure every time they achieve progress somewhere i mean what is wrong with the more the revolutionary united front or lord's resistance army being defeat it. i think it's very hard for me to sometimes comment on that i think you have to bear in mind that it's mainly now the africans that come under pressure internationally when we get involved to resolve problems because if p. is the mantra that africans solutions for african problems is a very good sound bite but instead every but in practice we not allowed to practice it. so as you have put it when your military kompany executive outcomes was operating the media was highly critical often calling it illegal or claiming it soldiers people you said that lost the media war but most of

they were bad weather even barlow the founder of executive outcomes a private military company discussing what this war business is like so eight from the united nations or powerful government speight in the form of special forces training or direct military involvement always comes with conditions your work was offered strictly for money nothing else why aren't the governments around africa excited about that well first of all of course we with money we have salaries to pay the same least to feed and we have travel expenses we have insurance we have made it accept that we cannot do what we do for free. governments in africa often do speak just infect me and regular contact with several of. the irony about all of that is all that they wish for us services they continually straightened that if they make use of us it will be to the disadvantage and these are threats that it midnight from beyond africa and it really just disproved to us that a stable and secure africa is to be in very few people's interest i heard you say that some powerful countries like the united states dislike your succe

now a bad weather even barlow the founder of executive outcomes a private military company discussing what this war business is like so eight from the united nations are powerful governments bait in the form of special forces training or direct military involvement always comes with conditions your work was offered strictly for money nothing else why aren't the governments around africa excited about that well first of all of course we with money we have study released by his family's defeat. we have travel expenses we have insurance we have made to that extent we cannot do what we do for free. governments in africa often do speak just and in fact we regular contact with several of them. the irony about all of that is all that they wish for us so this is continually threatened that if they make use of us it will be to their disadvantage and these are threats from beyond africa and it really just is proof to us that a stable and secure africa is to be in very few people's interest. i heard you say that some powerful countries like the united states dislike your successes were their own

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of a partner at doyle barlow bats him and mozart welcome to both of you andre have to say one i give you credit for being in that darn court room every day for six weeks it couldn't have been fun but you must to picked up on something because you called it here on our program that you thought this is what the judge was go going to do why are you so certain of that i think you know judge leon. he was really impressed by the fact that the government's own witness in the government conceded that there was going to be cost savings from this vertical merger and that those cost savings would be passed on to directv consumers so basically you know these cost savings passed on to directv consumers which is about twenty five million subscribers out there they're all going to see reduced prices so that was a concession by the government and its star economic witness professor shapiro besides that in terms of this case we're talking about is not a vertical for closure case which is your traditional vertical case meaning that eighteen thousand. would withhold that turner content from distributor

it when barlow founder of executive outcomes private military company welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now ms rowe executive outcomes and other firms you were involved in have conducted a lot of had a successful operations getting more than one government out of a scrap why is it that your pm ses came under political and media pressure every time they achieve progress somewhere i mean what is wrong with alcohol rum or the revolutionary united front or lord's resistance army being defeat it. i think it's very hard for me to sometimes comment on that i think you have to bear in mind that it's mainly the africans that come under pressure and to mention it when we get involved to resolve problems because if he is the mantra that africans solutions for african problems is a very good soundbite in syria but in practice we not allowed to practice it. so as you have put it when your military kompany executive outcomes was operating the media was highly critical often calling it illegal or claiming its soldiers it people you said that lost the media war but most of you

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machines are still rattling away in this istanbul printing house taking barlow has been in charge here for over thirty years but he says business hasn't been this bad in a long time. paper. most of the raw materials we have to be imported. and because the mirror is getting weaker and weaker against the dollar. cost of increased a lot. the only thing we can do is struggle to survive like. so. many turkish people share bowels frustration prices are rising because the lira is worth less and less. on employment stands at over ten percent just ahead of the election the economy is casting a shadow over the country's mood. sentient just isn't enough we can barely make it to the end of the months or three years yet even young people have graduated from university unemployed. everything is expensive especially the rent the government needs to act as soon as possible. economist most of us and mez is convinced that president calderon brought the vote forward to get it in ahead of a potential economic crash out once policies have failed says so mess because he made bad decisions in prosperous time

thank you very much for this and for a topical tip even barlow with the founder of the executive outcomes private company officer of executive outcomes against all odds talking about the truth behind the mercenary wars that is it for this edition of surfing call i will say next. as he should be. one of the few more so if you be in love because. that's me my what i mean i well me and i don't know but that's mostly. what i was was a. dumb move to move. to school i'm. only in the spirit in the freedoms of instead i'm a watchman of blood from a preschool. for intimate oh is that and there have none he moved can you hear me shall i. argentina venezuela they are mad about bitcoin because their commies are in freefall those are prefer all currencies when he had a major currency like the dollar the yen the euro the enter a similar crisis which i believe will happen you'll have the option rate in those countries wall spike as well as a way to store a value as a way to preserve wealth because the banking system is completely unsustainable it will not exist as we understand it in ten years time it w

this happened on barlow avenue not-from-far from interstate 680.n alert neighbor saw what was going on, banged on the door when the fire happened and helped those people inside get out. a neighbor tells us what he saw. >> as i was walking going south, towards this area, i seen a gentlemen running dressed in black and i know that he was an arsonist, man. he started the fire. i know he did. >> the firefighters were able to save the home, but the flames did damage two cars outside. they are not saying if they believe the fire was set on purpose. >>> new this morning, if you live in eastern contra costa county maybe you felt it. a swarm of small earthquakes overnight. a 3.1 that hit about 12:40 this morning centered just outside oakley. a smaller 2.8 rattled things more about five minutes later and a couple others as well. so far no reports of damage or injuries. >>> and surprising, a new twist in the school controversy shaking up the south bay. that scandal involved san jose's school district which has been locked in a you power struggle involving the

russia was part of a group of some fifty line the sma pitching which is occupied a small area outside barlow in order to fall. you know father not that i want to write that i thought ok. you know i got a career that. the authorities said they were terrorists and raided the community. and so i don't know. and i don't know. that i wanted to. they didn't want to go but you know many died in other. diarrhea other good imo water all day to day you know yeah. it's full in months to the day since the disappearance of santiago mold and all day the rani organized in the results time to move the date is not also remembering russian law well he was also become a monster to the cool those days and old news as protesters mix with holiday makers . effigies of president mockery the police chief and benetton car each to a statue celebrating general rocha the man who led the desert campaign to pacify them the poochie in the nineteenth century one hundred thirty years ome and the still suffering the consequences. as its only takes a tougher line of migrants organized crime is making vast profits out of their

soldiers present day mercenaries is that something to fear well to talk about that i'm joined by even barlow the founder of outcomes the firm that started this private soldier. who are changing demands for.

and finally the mirror has an interview with coronation street star bill roache, who plays ken barlowter before she died. that is just a flavour, let's discuss things in more detail, aaron banks dominating quite a few things, revealed, the brexit backers golden kremlin connection, suspected russian spy linked to the top donor during the referendum. this story has everything, brexit, russia, putin, trump, all mixed together in a glorious soup of what might be true and what might not be true because these are just allegations but it seems as if aaron banks, who was the head of one of the most super syphilis pro brexit bodies had more extensive links and meetings with the russian ambassador and the kremlin it is alleged with the offer of business deals than he has ever let on before. he is quoted in the papers as pretty much dismissing these allegations as overblown. papers as pretty much dismissing these allegations as overblownm truly complex in the sense that he wrote a book in which he claimed he had one boozy lunch with the russians to put it simply will stop it turns out and he adm

machines are still rattling away in this istanbul printing house takin barlow has been in charge here for over thirty years but he says business hasn't been this bad in a long time. paper ink most of the raw materials we use have to be imported. and because the mirror is getting weaker and weaker against the dollar and the general costs of increased a lot. the only thing we can do is struggle to survive like. so. many turkish people share bowels frustration prices are rising because the lira is worth less and less. unemployment stands at over ten percent just ahead of the election the economy is casting a shadow over the country's mood. sentient just isn't enough we can barely make it to the end of the months. against yet even young people who've graduated from university are unemployed malia everything is expensive especially the rent the government needs to act as soon as possible. economist most of us and mez is convinced that's president out one brought the vote forward to get it in ahead of a potential economic crash out once policies have failed says so in mess because he made b

why you might feel like they have to be close to barlow. or why you use is impossible saw i sing the missile didn't beat the quality. in other areas the right back is not the right back because of you and. the wing the fed a few quick as a young boy that just come now into the scene a physically fragile and pleasing the league the two midfield players really are must get on or they have an age and experience muscular and museum in chinese football now so i don't i don't think the team is strong in previous world cups but when you have that number of them and then you're surrounded by a couple or three fantastic attacking players they have their attacking power there of course many people are thinking that argentina are going to win this easily today but the iceland. story's amazing isn't it because they've burst onto the scene in the last couple of years and when you think about it the size of their population is actually forty times smaller than moscow and yet here they are on the world stage competing against argentina what do you think t

and the impact it will have on the future of media as we speak with special guests attorney andre barlow and perhaps some others and brazil's murder rate has been quantified qualified and the numbers are not looking good in total the cost of homicides in the nation has cost about four percent of the gross domestic product the washington post observed this as well saying quote beyond the emotional toll on families and communities homicides between one thousand nine hundred six and two thousand and fifteen robbed the country of more than one hundred nineteen billion dollars in potential productive capacity according to a study prepared by the brazil. government with contributions from rio de janeiro based think tank some analysts believe that an even greater increase in homicides in brazil could occur if the country alexei far right presidential candidate from the social liberal party. has fears over automation become more and more discussed even citi group is beginning to issue job warnings the investment bank has suggested that automation could supplant up to twenty thousand tech and ope

say thank you both for being here margo professorial lecturer always had a tough time with andre barlow but we certainly appreciate we're smarter because you both were here thank you so much thank you. turning from the courts to corporate crime pricewaterhouse coopers or peta of u.c. has been punished with a record setting fined by u.k. regulators less than a year after setting the same record i guess or something to be said for consistency bonus the financial reporting council or f r c issued a a fine of six point five million pounds against b.w.c. for misconduct in relation to accounting work done for collapse u.k. retailer b h s the f r c also personally find an audit partner p w c steve dennison three hundred twenty five thousand pounds mr dennison expressed regret for what he called the mistakes that led to the fines while insisting that p.w. c's work for be a chest played no role in the collapse a year later and earlier this week news broke that the f.r.c. had sanctioned another of the so-called big four accounting firms k p m g a the fine in that case was three point two million

they'll definitely fight the comcast disney or the fox disney merger you know we had an attorney andre barlow who is a regular on the program and he was in the courtroom every single day on this and he's just said what you did steve that you know this is going to have to be real little gated that it was really sort of a silo decision with regard to time warner in a t. and t. and lionel how does the u.k. sky news figure in all of this that people want that one to. well i think this is a harbinger part of of what's happening around the world though their regulatory scheme is a little bit more interesting they're more content content sensitive you almost have to plead your case your your your viability and the propriety of your of your corporation that's by the way many people believe that fox news has believe it or not damped down some of its more outrageous aspects in order to comport with this but be not mistaken and i can't say this enough if you don't allow these mergers steve's absolutely correct this is horizontal it has to be because you have different components cable is not going to ex

they'll definitely fight the comcast disney or the fox disney merger you know we had an attorney andre barlow who is a regular on the program and he was in the courtroom every single day on this and he's just said what you did steve that you know this is going to have to be real litigator that it was really sort of a silo decision with regard to time warner in a t. and t. lionel how does the u.k. sky news figure in all of this that people want that one to. well i think this is a harbinger part of of what's happening around the world though their regulatory scheme is a little bit more interesting they're more content content sensitive you almost have to plead your case your your your viability and the propriety of your of your corporation that's by the way many people believe that fox news has believe it or not damped down some of its more outrageous aspects in order to comport with this but be not mistaken and i can say this enough if you don't allow these mergers steve's absolutely correct this is horizontal it has to be because you have different components cable is not going to exist anymo

it ignited outside a home on bar l -- barlow avenue not far from 680. two cars were damaged, but firefighters were able to save the home. no word yet on an official cause. >>> this week's pride weekend will have a high-flying drone light show courtesy of the silicon valley. it's taking place inside the at&t store. it's going to light up the room with 4 billion color combinations. the display will be accompanied by an internationally acclaimed cellist who will perform the song "born this way" by lady gaga, which has become an lbgt anthem. >> so we have the transgender march that's happening right outside of dolores park. 8:00 we have that, the party and the celebrations have started. >> and weather is not going to be a problem at all. really nice weather as we head into your weekend. in san francisco, we will have that forecast coming up, but here's what i'm watching with the heat. low 100s inland tomorrow. we're talking about 105 degrees for a few spots, increasing the fire danger. winds could be about 20 to 40. we'll have details on that heat in just a

this happened on barlow avenue not far from interstate 680. an alert neighbor banged on the door where that fire happened waking the people inside. a neighbor tells us what he saw. >> i was walking going towards this area, i saw a gentleman running all in black and i know he is an arsonist, man. he started the fire. i know he did. >> the firefighters saved the home but the flames did damage two cars outside. they are not saying if they believe that that fire was set on purpose. >>> new this morning, at 5:36, if you live in eastern contra costa county, a small earthquake. 3.1. a smaller 2.8 rattled things a little more about five minutes later and then a few others around the same time as well, but no damage, reports, or injury reports at this point. >>> developing right now, san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting in the city. this happened yesterday afternoon in south san jose at a home on misty glen court. the victim is in his 50s. he has three children as well. friends say he was a doctor who immigrated from vietnam five years a

now this happened on barlow avenue not far from interstate 680 and an alert neighbor banged on the door when the fire happened and walking and waking up the people inside. now that neighbor tells us what he saw. >> going south toward the street and i seen a gentleman running and i know that he -- he's an arsonist. he started the fire. i know he did. >> the firefighters say that they saved the home but the flames did damage two of the cars outside. they are not saying if they believe the fire was set on purpose. >>> san francisco neighborhood on edge after a mother carrying a baby is assaulted, leaving we are had a fractured skull. >> and some worry they are being targeted. >> and police are asking for the public help. >> nothing was taken or stolen. it was kind of cold blooded murderous attack. >> >> reporter: people want answers from police about who hit a 37-year-old woman who was carrying her baby in the back of the head, leaving the mother with fractures in her skull. >> we don't know. that's the hard part. >> reporter: so far this security video is the best evidence police have for

. >> it sets the barlow. >> they all agreed this will pass muster. >> this is where we are at the lowest common denominator. >> ho defined decency downward? >> donald trump. absolutely. >> break the tie here. >> let me ask you a real reporter's question. ready? will the corporate power structure that decides these things come down on her or not? >> well two, things. the first thing is that if they fire her now, they'll look like they're getting rid of her in response to president trump. that raises a whole other set of issues for the corporation. the second thing. >> you mean like they did with the football players. >> yeah, the corporation will having more criticism. >> here we go. the "washington post" phillip rucker covered trump as a candidate in 2016 tweeted today for what it's worth the word samantha bee used and words such as that was emblazoned on many a t-shirt worn at trump rallies throughout 2016. donald trump stuff. that word i never saw because i don't think the cameras would focus on it. apparently our producers showed to me. it was prevalent. and trump never complained abo

also this morning — he's played ken barlow for nearly 60 years, and now he's giving tips on how to live today's main stories from bbc news. an inquiry into hundreds of deaths at gosport war memorial hospital in hampshire will publish its findings this morning. a previous investigation by the department of health found that — over twelve years from 1988 — the use of powerful painkilling drugs, including morphine and diamorphine, had "almost certainly" shortened the lives of some patients. but no criminal charges were ever brought. the prime minister is again facing possible defeat over key brexit legislation in the house of commons today. mps are due to vote on an amendment to the eu withdrawal bill which would give parliament more of a say if no deal is agreed with brussels on the uk's departure. conservative mps are threatening to vote against the government if it doesn't make concessions. president trump has been heckled by democrats over the policy of separating children from their parents when they enter the us at the mexican border. they are separating their children! mr president,

and gary barlow has ensured that one chap, duncan from devon, will go to the world cup.go to the world cup. and he saw the sign and invited him to the world cup. making someone very happy, or to make people very happy, for different reasons. and if you are playing poker this weekend or putting some money on gambling, a p pa re ntly putting some money on gambling, apparently if you have a whiskey sour you are more likely to play better. you will take more risks, and scientists have proved you are more likely to make money. that is surprising, isn't it? it will get disapproving looks from many quarters. does it work in snap? i don't play poker but i played snap. if you drink sour alcoholic drinks you are more likely to win. so not just any alcoholic drink. you are more likely to win. so not just any alcoholic drinklj you are more likely to win. so not just any alcoholic drink. i feel better for doing that. talk about rail disruption and the focus is often on the difficulties faced by commuters as they try to get into our large cities, but the chaos caused by the recent tim