time for business news i'm funny for charlie bolden welcome to our program germany's scandal plagued more than doubled the profits last year to eleven point four billion euros. by just six percent to two hundred thirty two point seven billion euros. ranks as one of the world's largest automakers setting attempt seven million vehicles worldwide last year that's despite a company admitting many bear an eleven million the worldwide. reports from the frankfurt stock exchange. look. hold me. hold. me. one of the weaker one. was not according to the. chinese investors. geely company has become the largest shareholder in germany stunna a company stock market filing say he bought a nine point seven percent share in the maker of luxury order now. is the chairman of giving automobile holdings so multinational automotive company based in china the billionaire already has holdings in europe gilly acquired sweden's boardwalk car maker eight years ago. and time for the latest from across the pond so let's turn to saw fisherman ski our correspondent on wall street have a selfie in new york nice to

bolden is know stranger to the flu either. doctors suggest neither of them visit patients inside. enforcing visitation restrictions to prevent the illness from spreading. >> i was here yesterday and i dropped a patient off that had the blue. >> we hope not to see anybody in the hospital get the flu while they are here. but it does happen. >> reporter: dr. henry framer. showing the number of cumulative outbreaks is almost doubled this year compared to last when half of those outbreaks occurring in the past three weeks. >> it had been low and then exploded after that. >> reporter: doctors and nurses must be vaccinated and wear the face masks. >> i see people in there in the emergency room, everybody has a face mask on. i don't want it again. >> reporter: brandon husbandson, nbc 10 news. >> encouraging any workers who have flu like symptoms to stay at home. >>> train catching fire. reports of reports on top of the train. the riders evacuated near the platform and put on another train. >>> another scare tonight this one involving the trump family. the president's daughter-in-law taken

kurdish opposition party is being investigated for a possible violation of sedition laws program bolden was elected to the h t b h t p party leadership on sunday turkish state media say she's under investigation for allegedly engaging in so-called terror propaganda in her victory speech bolden was chosen to replace the former co-leader so had teams in their tos who's been in jail since two thousand and sixteen facing terror targets. despite volatility in the price of bitcoin the farms which mind the cryptocurrency are continuing to boom in iceland raising concerns about the long term environmental impact this year so call bitcoin mining data centers are likely to use more electricity than all of iceland's homes inside the mine rows of computers are tasked with solving math problems to validate a new big one transactions allowing miners to claim a fraction of a coin not yet in circulation more and more computing power is needed to beat the competition an icelandic energy firm h.s. says the small nation won't be able to keep up. crime and violence in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro h

larry bolden just over the flu. >> i was here yesterday, i dropped a patience off that had the flu. was taking anymore but not allowed. >> all of a sudden, it pretty much exploded after that. >> i see everybody in the emergency room, everybody's got face masks on. i don't want it again. >> in pennsylvania state health officials recorded more than two dozen flu-related deaths last week with montgomery county marking the most flu cases in the philadelphia area. >>> it's 5:03. we have a painful admission from the father of the man found guilty of setting offer bombs in new york. >> a terrorist. yes, a terrorist. >> that's the father of ahmad rahimi calling his own son a terrorist. rahimi will be sentenced today for bombs he set off in manhattan. and he set off another bomb in seaside park before a charity run. and his father said he tried to warn the fbi years ahead of time. >> after two times, he act like a terrorist. i say, you're not doing anything. they say, yeah, that's good news. >> the fbi claims rahimi's father said nothing to them about his interest in terror. one bomb injured

it's not class time but bolden says he wishes he could go to school his school however is not like it used to be it's now a u.n. camp for displaced people where he's been since he fled fighting in his home town in the north of the country. when the fighting took place our schools were destroyed and my brother and i were afraid would be recruited by armed groups so we ran to the un camps for safety now i miss my old school and friends. bolding is one of more than sixty thousand children receiving education in u.n. camps around south sudan the civil war now in its fifth year has seen thousands of people killed and millions displaced it's also had a major impact on education with one point eight million or seventy percent of school aged children not getting any pain at admission children's agency unicef says one in every three schools have been destroyed or damaged occupied or close at least once during the war and even in those areas where there was no fighting there are still challenges to be faced getting access to education south sudan's constitution provides free education but stude

it's not class time but bolden says he wishes he could go to school his school however is not like it used to be it's now a u.n. camp for displaced people where he's been since he fled fighting in his home town in the north of the country. when the fighting took place our schools were destroyed in my brother and i were afraid would be recruited by armed groups so we ran to the un camps for safety now i miss my old school and friends. bolding is one of more than sixty thousand children receiving education in u.n. camps around south sudan the civil war now in its fifth year has seen thousands of people killed and millions displaced it's also had a major impact on education with one point eight million or seventy percent of school aged children not getting any the united nations children's agency unicef says one in every three schools have been destroyed or damaged occupied or close at least one touring the war and even in those areas where there was no fighting there are still challenges to be faced getting access to education south sudan's constitution provides free education but stude

. >> cordes: you think that is em boldens the russians? >> absolutely. with someone like putin he's only going to stop when we stop him. >> this is purely fantasy in their words. should the u.s. be retaliating beyond sanctions in ways that we aren't right now? >> there are actions we should be taking town crease the pressure on russia to back off. we should be engaging our european allies who match commonality of interest in this. we should be using the sanctions authority that the senate also given to president trump to me the most maddening questions why is president trump failing to act to protect our democracy when there is indisputable proof now that russia interfered in our 2016 election. >> cordes: let's talk about this florida shooting. given what we know right now, is it possible that legislation, any legislation could have prevented the tragedy that we saw there? >> possible. yes. likely that that action will be taken in this congress, no. and i have to say, nancy, having heard the voices of other teenagers from parkland whose high school class

pro kurdish opposition parties being investigated for a possible violation of sedition laws herman bolden was elected to the party's leadership on sunday turkish state media say she's under investigation for allegedly engaging in so-called terror propaganda during her victory speech alton was chosen to replace the former co-leader so her teen to notice who's been in jail since two thousand and sixteen facing terror target is. the official portraits of former us president barack obama and his wife michelle have gone on display in washington d.c. they run veiled at the smithsonian's national portrait gallery on monday it is a rite of passage for former u.s. presidents to have their portraits hanging in the museum portraits were done by the hand a wily and a mean sheryll they're the first african-american artists the gallery has ever commission for official portraits of a former u.s. president i tried to negotiate was great here. it is artistic integrity would not allow him to do what i asked or tried negotiate smaller irs. struck out on matters well. i am a little overwhelmed with the belie

the previous administration's inability to take that serious and and mead out punishment for it 'em boldeng russia. >> anything we do sends a single overall in general about how serious we are about somebody attacking us. forget sony. the office of personnel management, the state department, the white house, the obamacare website, all of these things have been hacked when had more. what have we done effectively? not much. they'll make a mistake thinking that donald trump will respond as balm did. we've got to make sure we're up to speed and realize that north korea is sirius and we've got to take it seriously. charles: as the olympics wind down and fades away, what do you think is going to happen then? i imagine we pick up where we left off. >> we're going to go back to exercises immediately after the olympics. by the way to tammy's point, i think this is something north korea should take note of and they are concerned about, is that president trump will be proactive or more likely proactive if we know when we have good enough intelligence that they're doing something, expanding beyond the

journal," republican congressman jim jordan is here in the studio as his democratic strategist scott boldenyour sense on this. the democrats are saying this isn't a big deal. if this is a president being engaged on the subject of russian collusion and interference in the election with the president of the united states should be informed about. >> you have to take it in context. july 5th is the day they say word not going to charge clinton, the now famous press conference. later that same month, peter strzok opens the russia trump investigation. two weeks later we have the text message, he says we need an insurance policy in case the american people make an precedent. two weeks after that they said he needs to do everything we are doing. taken in context i think it raises a lot of concerns and suspicions, that's why we need to look into it and find of exactly what is going on. >> barack obama isn't walking through that white house tour, he's a private citizen. the fact that you have dates and details it doesn't amount to anything definite. you can look into it if you want but we have a russ

. >> laura: the communist philosophy, ambassador bolden, milk is cheap and health care for all. >> enormousity. >> laura: everything will be equal. it was so much fun to watch you at cpac today. great job as always. >> it's a great event. >> laura: and we might have been reporting another horrible school shooting tonight if not for our next guest. you will not believe the story especially after what we learn about the missed opportunity, perhaps, in the parkland shooting last week. stay there. it's easy to think that all money managers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. >> laura: an alert security guard is being regarded as a hero after a security officer

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. >> laura: the communist philosophy, ambassador bolden, milk is cheap and health care for all. >> enormousy. >> laura: everything will be equal. it was so much fun to watch you at cpac today. great job as always. >> it's a great event. >> laura: and we might have been reporting another horrible school shooting tonight if not for our next guest. you will not believe the story especially after what we learn about the missed opportunity, perhaps, in the parkland shooting last week. stay there. >> laura: an alert security guard is being regarded as a hero after a security officer said he heard the teen say he was planning to shoot up the school and authorities then found handguns, two rifles and a .90 high capacity magazine at the teen's home. joining us from l.a. is the alert security officer, marino chavez and with me a special member of the army special forces and now president of the security studies group. it's great to see you, marino, tell us what happened. you're being hailed as a hero today given what happened last week in parkland. how did you have the foresight and tell our audience

and scott bolden, thank you both. this memo, much-anticipated really was revealing.ssier essentially claimed things that were untrue and because of the untruths, he went ahead and had to undergo this scrutiny when all the while, those surveillance measures were taken and they shouldn't have been the president basically says the memo vindicates him. what say you? >> the president has contended all along that this investigation has been based on false premises essentially. that is exactly what this memo verifies. no matter what other elements may have been brought into the request for surveillance of the trump campaign in the form of carter page.we know from testimony from top department of justice and fbi figures, that this was the key piece of it. we know from this memo, that the source of the memo, the way it was paid for by the dnc and the clinton campaign. the funding, the sourcing, validation be none of those were provided to the court. that indeed is a validation of the president's contention that this so-called case for investigation is based on nothing. >> the

larry bolden just got over the flu. >> i was here yesterday. i dropped off a person who had the flu. >> the flu pretty much exploded after that. >> everybody there in the emergency room, everybody's got face masks on, you know. i don't want it again. >> in pennsylvania state health officials recorded more than two dozen flu-related deaths last week, with montgomery county marking the most flu cases in the philadelphia area. >>> 6:04. from backup to super bowl hero. we watched nick foles fast rise to fame. play out on nbc10 and now he's asking questions fans having asking. nick is talking about the emic win and future with the eagles. >> right, it airs this afternoon on ellen. but this morning, we're getting a sneak peek, nbc10's matt delucia is live from philadelphia with that. >> reporter: tracey, vai, you can tell nick foles is still living in the moment. this is his first sitdown interview since the big game. he brought out the lombardi trophy on the ellen show that will air later on today. and he's also talking about how he came so close to

. >> you and ant twon bolden something very extraordinary 20 players to create the coalition, bargainingith the nfl to get them to do more. you have 3.a gend around criminal justice, around police reform, around education. i mean, this is the highly unusual. why did you decide to go and get all these people together to work as a unit? >> well, shortly after the player protests started in 2016, after kaepernick started that whole movement h and twon bolton reached out to a couple of guys and we organized the trip to d.c. we met with legislatures on both sides of the aisle about criminal justice reform. and we took two trips. and after our second trip we sat down and said if we could, a group of five athletes use our influence to get all of these meetings and people can't get, how much more leverage can we have if we actually create a collusion of players all over this league that can obviously create change in these 32 cities in our country? and because we knew there was interest of other guys. so we started reaching out to our peers, and soon after started what we were calling the player

network last night was fortunate enough to have celebrity stylist jason bolden on hand to put oprah'semarks into historical context. >> it will be because of a lot of magnificent women, many of whom are right here in this room tonight. >> wow, that was almost like oprah's "i have a dream" speech. >> can i tell you? >> how powerful was that? >> she was giving you dr. martin luther king vibes all day. [ laughter ] >> i don't think you should be able to draw comparisons to dr. martin luther king if you're wearing no socks, right? [ laughter ] i mean he even asked the white house -- the reporters asked the white house today for their response to a potential oprah candidacy. team trump said, we welcome the challenge whether it be oprah winfrey or anybody else. preferably anybody else. i mean trump's approval rating right now, i don't think he could beat maury povich for president, never mind oprah. but the president was supposed to host his own awards show tonight, the fake news awards that he announced would be presented tonight at 5:00 o'clock. they've been postponed until next wednesday

. >> santana brings a different kind of calm, energy, calm, relaxed, focus bolden joy. >> reporter: santanaention of his young teammates much needed veteran presence and his approach at the plate solidif ies middle of the phillies line up. >> how dangerous do you think that this line up can be in philadelphia? >> a lot, a lot. especially. >> reporter: phillies fan love to hear that. >> yeah, i mean, you know, everybody know me i'm a patient guy. >> when you have a guy right in the middle of the line up grinding down the opposing pitcher you get exhausted you get benefits from that. next man up, next man up, a ripple effect, exhausted starting pitcher or exhausted reliever is a good thing for the philadelphia phillies. >> reporter: not only does santana hit for power but he can work the count, he has most walks over last seven seasons in the american league and phillies need him to do that, right here. with the phillies in clearwater, jeff skversky for channel six "action news". >>> and another half an hour of "action news" is just ahead >> here's some of the stories we are working on for yo

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he's interviewed by charles bolden. "after words" his weekly interview program with relevant guest host interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest works. >> host: scott, how you doing today? >> guest: i'm doing great. >> host: i'm not a big reader brought by her book. i found it to be inspiring, informative and inspiring. i'm just wondering if you could tell me the way that i was touched by your book if there is something that did a similar thing to you they got you on the track from your wayward life. >> guest: i guess we -- i will start to answer your question further back in that is when i was a kid growing up i was the opposite kid you expect to become an astronaut because it wasn't a good student and i couldn't pay attention in class, absolutely impossible for me to do that and i was a kid in the back of the room looking out the window or looking at the clock trying to will it run faster and i did that more than anything else. i went to college because it was expected of me to go to college and i still

it is a calm, relaxed, focused , but bolden joy. >> reporter: santana is catching the attention of theammates a much needed veteran presence and his approach at the plate solidifies the middle of the phillies line up. how dangerous do you think this line up can be in philadelphia. >> a lot, lot. especially, yes. >> reporter: phillies fans love to hear that. >> yeah, i mean, i feel like, everybody necessity me i'm a patient guy. >> when you have a guy in the middle of the line up grinding down opposing pitcher you get exhausted. next man up, next man up. ripple effect. exhausted starting pitcher or reliever is a really good thing for the philadelphia phillies. >> reporter: not only is santana hitting for power but work the count. he has most walks over last seven seasons in the american league, and the phillies, need him to do that, right here. with the phillies in clearwater, jeff skversky for channel six "action news". >>> third ranked villanova with a huge win against fourth ranked xavier yesterday. also coming up at noon today flyers visit the rangers. that is sports. have a great s

opposition party is being investigated for a possible violation violation of sedition laws pervan bolden was elected to the h d p party leadership on sunday turkey's state news says she's under investigation for allegedly gauging and what it called terror propaganda cheering a victory speech well dan was elected to replace former cody to slide. who's been in jail since two thousand and sixteen facing terror charges. india's defense minister is one that pakistan will pay following an attack on an indian army camp at least one paramilitary soldier was killed off to fight his open fire near the camp in indian controlled kashmir the attack happened just hours after government troops ended a two day gun battle at a separate army camp where five soldiers and one civilian were killed imtiaz tayeb reports. smoke rises above a paramilitary camp in indian administered kashmir is largest city srinagar police say two fighters started shooting from a nearby location several buildings were evacuated and the area has been cleared of all civilians investigators say they are in control of the situation w

it's not class time but bolden says he wishes he could go to school his school however is not like it used to be it's now a u.n. camp for displaced people where he's been since he fled fighting in his home town in the north of the country. when the fighting took place our schools were destroyed in my brother and i were afraid would be recruited by armed groups so we ran to the un camps for safety now i miss my old school and friends. bolding is one of more than sixty thousand children receiving education in u.n. camps around south sudan the civil war now in its fifth year has seen thousands of people killed and millions displaced it's also had a major impact on education with one point eight million or seventy percent of school aged children not getting any then at admission children's agency unicef says one in every three schools have been destroyed or damaged occupied or close at least once during the war and even in those areas where there was no fighting there are still challenges to be faced getting access to education south sudan's constitution provides free education but studen

it is a calm, relaxed, focused , but bolden joy. >> reporter: san tan ace catching at tension of hisates, much needed veteran presence and is a approach at the plate solidif ies the middle of the phillies line up. >> how dangerous do you think that this line up can be in philadelphia? >> a lot. a lot. especially. >> phillies fans love to hear that. >> yeah, i mean, i mean, i everybody know me i'm a patient guy. >> when you have a guy in the middle of the line up grinding down the opposing pitcher you get exhausted. i you get benefits from that. next man up up. next man up. is there a ripple effect. exhausted starting pitcher or exhausted reliever is a really good thing for the philadelphia phillies. >> reporter: not only is santana hit for power but he can, work the count. has most walks over the last seven seasons in the american league and the phillies need him to do that, right here, and with the phillies in clear water, jeff skversky for channel six "action news". >>> third ranked villanova with a huge win against fourth ranked xavier. also coming up at noon today flyers visit ra

have to enforce other, fashion, i i guess -- so to speak, >> there are other thing people are em boldeni don't think i feel like saggy pants do set up a bad example for the younger generation seeing older guys do it. it's not a good look, you don't present yourself well. i don't know it's something that law enforcement should try to tackle. tighten up, everybody. millennials, what will they think of next? notice i said they, even though we're considered millennials. apparently avocados are way to show your love. how they're being used by couples across the country. i use ♪ . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. let it be. ♪ . >>> fog hanging over, where did you tell me this was? i forgot already. reading, pa. it's a little hazy outside. still raining here in philadelphia. but scott will have more on what the rest of the sunday will shape up to look like. junior reporter sony morgan from west chester university. it's nice to meet you. tell me what you have for us this morning >> today, for many philadelphia teens, going to college, seems like a far, far reach. localing or called minds matter is giving students the

i understand it's not within your jurisdiction, but, i am in bolden test this question by the reference to teddy roosevelt. you are not only legal enforcers, you also have a platform and a bully pulpit. i hope that you will be consumer advocates when it comes to this industry as well. a number of years ago asked the department of justice to investigate potential collusion on the airlines in pricing, the department of justice announced it would do so. we have yet to hear what the result, if any, will be. i think i am not overstating the sense of frustration among many consumers by saying they really feel they need a bill of rights. it needs to be stronger than the legal rights they have now. partly, it is a result of consolidation and mergers within the industry. i proposed many, if not all of them, and i would like your commitment that you will take a vigorous and proconsumer attitude towards airline practices even though it is not in your jurisdiction. mr. simon? >> senator, i'm a little reluctant to do that out of courtesy to the people of the antitrust division. i'm reluctant to do i