nobody's keeping you here and the boss says. that alexei make sure spent land on the baby get to leave as well the man wants alexei to leave right away but alexei tells him he's waiting for the mother and child. but the both suspect loughner won't be leaving like you must hear that from her personally. the boss replies i'll rip your head off the told to leave a note come back without the police. just go. nick when i gets into the come out to view i'm noticed by the camera he's owner intervenes. so i think up he tells him to get out right away. but. oh it. the men drag him and alexei out of the car and then a kind of camera crew as well it. you know they're good. and threats get worse we'll shoot you like a bunch of dogs. alexy calls for the police to come he explains that three men are threatening them and have become violent. but it's an uphill battle. to speak english to slave owners know that they cannot be proven guilty. it's their word against the victims that's why none of them have to fear punishment. for an hour later th

i get off my property the boss shouts. vehicle didn't get the corner but yes the coach i mean we should let you through their door so the clear that's obvious. getting violent and then facing criminal charges makes no sense not for keeping someone who only cost fifteen thousand rubles it makes much more sense for the end to simply find a new work. that means two hundred forty euros for a new slave. yet the boss and his men turn on nikolai again when they want to know what he's been up to. lead them then. nobody's keeping you he and the boss says. alexei make sure svetlana and the baby get to leave as well the man wants alexei to leave right away but alexei tells him he's waiting for the mother and child. but the boat says fred luna won't be leaving like he wants to hear that from her personally. the boss replies i'll rip your head off they're told to leave a note come back with the police don't. just go. off nick when i gets into the car out to view i'm noticed by the camera he's on a intervenes. so i think up he tells him

what about the bosses? absolutely, if they have taken money the bosses? absolutely, if they have taken money incorrectly when they shouldn't have got it, it needs to and should and will be investigated. your government has been bailing out these companies because it has been giving them contracts even though they knew they were in trouble. one of the things that worries me, you talk about party politics, but in june last year, with the royal liverpool hospital, the nhs must have known carillion was in difficulty because of delays to the project but in july difficulty because of delays to the project but injuly the department for transport still gave them the hsz for transport still gave them the hs2 contract. either one arm of government isn't talking to the other, and that's a conscious choice of the treasury, or they bailing them out. neither good. please stop them out. neither good. please stop the party political ding—dong because labour leeds council announced they wanted to award contractsjust announced they wanted to award contracts just before han

so i asked something to my boss, boss, boss, boss, so at the first time i went to my workplace there was no break time at all. but in korea, if you work like more than six hours, then you have to break -- you have to get break time like one hour. but at the first time there wasn't. so i was really uncomfortable because it is a really hard but at the same time, it is really hard to say to my boss, because of the kind of -- i have to read -- and also i don't know -- what if you just fire me and just hire another one. things like that. but there was a kind of moderator and he respected under of th of the -- the under employees and at the bottom level and he said i assume you know there is a polite version to say something in japan and also in korea. but it is korean and japanese things and also it is really important in our country because it can be shown i respect you. and i'm below you, but i'm under you, but of course it does mot mean you can do whatever you want. but it is a kind of -- i respect youch and all of the time, even though he's much older than me, he's -- his position is

so with that in mind, what's on the minds of company bosses? would like to introduce to you bob moritz, the global chairman of pwc in diverse, davos andfi to s, f . , ,, good to you. 3‘13t 913 mernnc c31"! t3 m39“: you 3he3et et‘e3 “3"th c33"! et3 m39“: you have 3333 et‘e3 m3'hh3 c333 et3 m39“: you have survey many company bosses all over the world and you have come through with some very strong results in terms of what they're thinking is in the next 12 months. we survey 1300 ceos from around 85 countries, which was representing regions of the world and different segments of business, and the optimism is off the charts, a record yearin optimism is off the charts, a record year in terms of the level of optimism in its economy and prospects for the next 12 months, it's the highest level we've ever had and it is consistent worldwide region to region, something we haven't seen in the last 20 years of the survey. why is that? many argue that this is a cyclical recovery, ten yea rs that this is a cyclical recovery, ten years since the financial crisi

i have been talking to so many company bosses to get their sense of this yea r‘s davos, bosses to getthis year's davos, which is completely dominated by the arrival of a sitting us president, the first time since 2000. but this is a very different us president. let's talk in more detail with philipjennings, from the unique global union, an organisation representing 20 million members, 900 unions. welcome to business live. president trump tweeted before he left washington, we will soon be heading to davos to tell the world how great america is and is doing. 0ur tell the world how great america is and is doing. our economy is booming, and with all i am doing, it will only get better. what do you make of his message? it is a fantasy tweet. this is the 0bama recovery in continuation. he is looking at the reality of the american labour market through one eye. if we look at the promises he made to the american people and to the american working men and women, he has not fulfilled any of them to the extent that he promised. we have a situation where the tax reforms he has introduced, 83% of

the latest intel on spectre and meltdown chip vulnerability — the boss says fixes will be rolled at byhe end of the month and there are no signs customer data has been put at risk. despite having its boss behind bars, samsung electronics goes from strength to strength, predicting record profits in the months ahead. we will be live at the ces show. you can see the markets are all higher. if you love tech news, you will love this programme. the boss of intel has made his first major public appearance since the security scandal that has potentially left millions — possibly billions — of machines vulnerable. called meltdown and spectre, they could allow hackers to steal sensitive data, including passwords and banking information. the uk security services say the chip vulnerabilities have not been exploited. and structurally there is nothing wrong with the hardware. it's like having doors and windows in a house — that need to be there — but that burglars are able to exploit. adding to intel's image challenges, the compa ny‘s chief executive brian krzanich sold about $24 million in intel sha

the boss says fixes will be rolled at by the end of the month. live from london, that's our top story on tuesday the ninth of january. brian krzanich reassures customers there's no evidence the chip issues have been exploited as the world waits for the problem to be resolved, but how did his speech go down at ces in las vegas? we'll be getting an expert view. also in the programme — apple could be facing legal action in france, the iphone‘s under the microscope there over intentionally shortening the life span of smartphones. and the european trading day has just got under way — in london, better than expected news from morrisons bodes well for retailers. we'll tell you all you need to know. catching the copycats — we meet the woman behind a service that lets small firms track down and stop others stealing their ideas, without using expensive lawyers. and with all that new tech and latest gadgets on show at this year's ces, we want to know, what would you like technology to do for you? what gadget would change your life? let us know, #bbcbizlive.

on boss art his wife louise a lot and their two children and bias and sabina they lived in sao paolo about thirty kilometers from angola. the two men got along well and mengele enjoyed spending time with the boss or children visited the family often. a recording of us of megaliths voice dating from this period has been preserved at the piano singing a song for his new friend. magnus health had been failing since one thousand nine hundred seventy two in one nine hundred seventy six he suffered a stroke he had high blood pressure and an ear infection that affected his balance his family in germany where concerned. in one thousand nine hundred seven his son decided to visit him he had not seen his father since magnus trip to europe in one thousand nine hundred fifty six twenty one years before he travelled incognito under an assumed name. the first days. of our meeting i have wanted to. to speak about problematic. points as it is. then later on. came to these as i told you he he exploded how can you imagine that this is possible for me to do these things don't you see at the first line

coded address book and companies of letters to and from angola among the papers was a letter from boss search notifying meyer of magnus death. german authorities immediately notified the police and cell pollo who contacted the boss or under interrogation they revealed the location of the grave. of the remains were exuma from the cemetery on june sixth one thousand nine hundred eighty five. the event made headlines worldwide. specialists from around the world helps brazilian forensic examiners confirm with a high degree of probability that the remains were mangled us. the only member of the family to address the public was was. he issued a statement on june tenth admitting that the remains were those of his father he said that the news of his death had been kept quiet to protect the people who had sheltered his father for so many years many people however continued to have their doubts. and then a few years later it was done by a british d.n.a. particle geoffrey's and it was he who finally proved by using d.n.a. from the mangler family that these bones one hundred percent belong to make

bosses of ba rclays et cetera, we will let you know. at some of the other stories making the news. china's economic growth probably accelerated to 6.9% in 2017. premier li keqiang has told a regional summit in cambodia. that would be an improvement on the 6.7% seen in 2016, which was the weakest in 26 years. mr li said china has done well because it refrained from flooding the economy with stimulus while pushing ahead with reforms. the value of bitcoin has fallen more than 10% on the bitstamp exchange, after south korea'sjustice minister said the country is preparing a bill to ban trading in cryptocurrencies. bitcoin sank as low as $13,120, its wea kest since the beginning ofjanuary. uk prime minister theresa may will pledge later to eliminate avoidable plastic waste within 25 years. supermarkets will be urged to introduce plastic—free aisles and compulsory charging for plastic carrier bags will be extended to all retailers. but green groups have criticised the plans as having no legal force. that is the story we are asking you to get i

stories on bbc news at 5. by dangerous driving. to avoid its pension obligations while still paying bosses‘ bonuses. above its normal water level. after being appointed england women's head coach. 00. from the european union next year. including freedom of movement for all eu citizens. three months earlier than britain had originally envisaged. message earlier today. the eu position is very clear. until the slst of december 2020. of the european court ofjustice. entering into force in this period. the single market and with all cut union policies. —— during the transition. therefore it must also apply all the eu rules. the single market cannot be a la carte. all the rules also have to be applied. applied. government has to be upfront about what the obligations are. what the obligations are. line very clearly on display in the house of commons today. house of commons today. eu course ofjustice will continue to apply to the uk? —— the new eu ultimatum. ultimatum. stand up against the hard brexiteers boom mainly inhabit these benches? boom mainly inhabit these benches? there are only about 35

and now all of a sudden you become a boss and it is your job to say it. so figuring out how to be willing to say the thing that might be willing to upset the other person because you do care about them is the essence of radical candor. >> if you miss the mark, you go into obnoxious regression, manipulative insincerity and empathy. >> what happens when you care too much or when you don't care at all? >> the bottom quadrant is what i call obnoxious aggression. we are all occasionally jerks, unfortunately, where we're so focused on criticizing something or fixing a problem that we forget to take a second to show that we care about the person we're talking to. that's obnoxious aggression. >> what are the other three? >> when you fail on all these, i call it manipulative insincerity. that's passive aggressive behavior. it's also sort of the self-protective quadrant. i'm really busy, i'm really mad, i just don't have time to deal with this, i'm going to shut my door and do my own work. >> and it may work in the short-term. >> it's not going to work in the long

reason that different countries my boss what senator or not what is this so is not your freedom was said i said that first but. the challenge that we have two years. edition focus on is what's on the board of this no nobody knew what you know about you going up out of the room being that what was happening or bears and so i had to make that statement to the united nations general assembly. so weak and so yes and i think out of the campaign and i think this you doing what you want to for us as being times do i don't know what is happening and i'm glad to say you're somebody stand that's the guy half want you to work getting us and we still not getting the kind of action that's needed you know that the best shot so we still that. that is you know i think it's so valuable to really focus in on you know what's happening in specific places like care about us and to bring in the cultural aspect. you know it's not just the loss of a you know a land mass or an island it's a peoples it's a culture because that person was personalize it in a way that sometimes is really difficult to do because peo

today, bosses and rippers and it is will get together. there has been a deadlock.tays like that, we will have a better idea whether on friday, or the weekend, they might start considering nationwide strikes 01’ start considering nationwide strikes or 24—hour walk—outs. that always has an impact, because we are talking many industries. that will have an impact. the problem for employers is if wages go up too much, that will hit germany's competitiveness. so far, there is no sign ofany competitiveness. so far, there is no sign of any side really backing down. for now, thank you. the 2018 world economic forum continues in davos. today the focus is very much on europe, with many political leaders descending on the swiss alpine resort of davos—klosters for the various events. let's get more on this story. give us more let's get more on this story. give us more detail about what to expect today. thank you. it is interesting today. thank you. it is interesting to see what damien had to say about the day ahead in germany. angela merkel is here in davos. she obviously has h

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we want to know what are the top bosses in india looking forfrom to know what are the top bosses in indiaa? see you soon. you're with business live from the bbc. uk bookmakers are bracing themselves for a hit later when the government concludes a review into tackling problem gambling. shares in bookmakers william hill and ladbrokes coral slumped yesterday on reports that the maximum bet on some gambling machines could be cut from £100 to just £2. richard hunter is head of markets at interactive investor. richard, talk us through this. the government says we need to clamp down on problem gambling. this is the way they think they can do it by reducing the amount people can spend. it is around fixed odds betting terminals which are in place in shops around the country. at the moment the maximum stake is £100. there has been a government consultation is it will be curcts but it could be anywhere between £2 and £50 which is an extremely large spread. there was a report in a newspaper at the weekend suggesting that actually it was the £2 end of the spectrum that we should be expecting and so th

boss and the mission that looks like so that's a strain coming to you know i went out to stare at on you tube and we shoulda jumped in and also questions in the comment section. about this in the center of the world. it's arrived back in the middle of this because we're so far away so isolated we thought we would be immune from the tribulations of this world. the shoot of climate change remains the most pressing challenge for us in cuteness . rising sea levels have already taken a village on one of your islands do you see the possibility of all the people who care about this one day i believe. it's a part of a man and a comrade in that. you know. for those of us on the front line it really does not matter what he said week to and. because we will continue to go on to what. what you just saw was a tape from. a new documentary exploring the real world effects of climate change specifically on the small nation of canada check out this video produced in december twenty fourth. it explains how rising sea levels have affected the livelihoods of the island's one hundred thousand residents.

only you under or different time for a change boss admits is supposed to have said. as in general cheney is a very natural frank and so for short person you don't immediately see he's not hers. i was too busy shrivel other people usually think of artists as rather extravagant in their manner but he's not at all. and it's was born in saxony but has declared the spot on late to be his new home of choice when he so dan about castle he also sold a large part of his collection to an american investment bank and it was time to move on. he's not interested sure but that's not a precondition that's the case with all celebrities there are others who are taught houses here we don't say you have to belong we want to leave him in peace after all he's supposed to be creating upgrade and that's why he came specially to bavaria i think some of. the bavarians an inquisitive bunch of mercury here where i was. bustling it's lives and reclusive life hidden behind fences and trainees he wanted the artist at work for to get an. honest process yeah so mark everything he does is quality. t

. have a good relationship, i am super loyalto my old boss.e a good relationship, i am super loyal to my old boss. not that loyal! trump claimed he lost his mind when he left the white house. let's move on to the daily telegraph front page. it is on a number of front page. it is on a number of front pages, the story aboutjohn warboys, sentenced to a minimum of eight years after drugging and sexually assaulting at least 12 women. he was a black cab driver, known as the black cab rapist, who had what was called in the trial as a rape kit in his vehicle. ian sloan to get released. this seems to be the biggest story of the night. it has struck quite a lot of people, i think, the fact that 102 people have come forward and alleged that this man has raped them. and as you have just read out, it was all premeditated. he had a rape kit in his car to carry out his crime. when the case was actually been discussed in the courts, i think it was in 2009, if i remember correctly, the police officers involved were originally very surprised at what they though

but i do think the window is closing. paying bosses‘ bonuses. the #timesup and #metoo campaigns. faces the press. to his time as the women's team head coach. he told the bbc he was not sexist. sexist. this day and age and he has rejected criticism of his experience as well. criticism of his experience as well.

well from online bots to viral photos one facebook post has helped capture a japanese gangland boss who was on the run for more than ten years. one of britain's leading girls' schools is stopping referring to its pupils as girls in a controversial move to adopt more gender neutral language offering him grammar school for girls defended the policy saying it is trying to break in grain habits to help students with gender identity issues adding that we welcome and celebrate diversity although the move has got people wondering how the girls' school should now be described. although grama does say it's got no plans to drop the word girls from its title we did ask some of the locals what they think about this gender neutral policy. the majority of us would be happy to be called girls ridiculous i think girls are girls and boys are boys there's too many pressures on pupils too much attempt to move everything towards gender neutrality i think it actually leads to more confusion rather than clarification this is a girls' school and it's extraordinary that children are being encouraged to go alon

diligently record every failure of the dubai giant but there's no pat on the bag for them from the boss we requested a meeting with the babies to get it or when they realized that we're not going to alter our findings or change them they went ahead and. changed it on good lines in such a way that our findings and all for their conclusions will not be made public ernst and young have denied allegations they were in cahoots with the group the dubai refinery is still in business saying there's been no material impact on their ability to operate or trade i'm just rehired the man who led the team and expose the alleged wrongdoings says the audit in giant branded him a troublemaker and sacked him so is blowing the whistle a noble thing or just a falls here and in this saga it's left up to the court. of r.t. . it turns out and north korean pop star who was thought of being executed is now going to lead our country delegation at the upcoming winter olympics and it's not the first time it's been confusion over the well being of high profile figures from that part of the world. it's it's. about t

bosses has savaged the highly inappropriate pay packets awarded to directors running the now collapsed construction giant karoly on the institute of directors also accuse directors and shareholders of the stricken firm of failing to provide appropriate oversight of the company which is involved in a host of major government projects and vital public services and slumps into compulsory liquidation so roger barker head of corporate governance at the institute of directors says it's highly inappropriate that these men were warded these massive bonuses throughout the basically collapse of this company they also a year ago did basically.

we're both the boss. when i'm 18, then i'll be officially called the boss. lemonis: okay. now, i went on to your website because i wanted to order the product. cory: oh, yeah. lemonis: i couldn't buy it. cory: so that's the thing right now. you can't buy it now because they're all fresh. lisa: meaning there's no preservatives added in. lemonis: what's the shelf life? cory: two days. two days. lisa: that's one of the problems because he has, like, united airlines who wants his cookies, target, qvc, walmart, whole foods, but we can't fulfill what they want. lemonis: the fact that the cookie is fresh and it has no preservatives in it makes it different for me because it's a challenge. the challenge is how to get it to the most amount of people without altering the integrity of the product. what do you hope for this business? lisa: well, for mr. cory's cookies, i see so much. i see an opportunity for a lot of mothers. like, we want to hire 70% inexperienced single mothers because i had him young, so... i was, like, 16, and i was in foster care. well, i ran away, and then i got

the latest intel on spectre and meltdown chip vulnerability — the boss says fixes will be rolled outy the end of the month and there are no signs customer data has been put at risk. we'll be live at the ces tech show in las vegas where our correspondent rory cellanjones has been following the intel story. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. with so many gadgets on offer at the ces show that say they will solve all sorts of problems, we are asking what would you like technology to do for you? do get in touch, just use the hashtag bbc the briefing. there's optimism at the start of the first talks between north and south korea in more than two years. the discussions are limited in scope, but north korea has agreed to send a delegation of high—ranking officials, athletes, and a cheering squad, to the winter olympics next month. tensions on the korean peninsular are at their highest in decades, following a series of nuclear and missile tests by pyongyang, and not forgetting the w

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the bosses of facebook, twitter and youtube face a grilling over the spread of extremist material on the internet. live from london, that's our top story on wednesday 17th january. as the internet giants go from strength to strength, do they need to play a greater role in tackling extremism? that's the question they'll face in washington today. also on the grapevine... as protectionist policies over wine. and we'll be getting a bird's eye view on the world of aerial imagery. we'll be speaking to the boss of a company helping businesses manage acres of land from the skies. today we want to hear whether you think the social media giants are facing enough scrutiny? should they face greater censorship or is this an invasion of free speech? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. bosses of youtube, facebook and twitter will attend a hearing in the us later aimed at tackling the spread of extremist content online. all three of the platforms have already taken measures to prevent terrorist propaganda but politicians around the world say more needs to be done. last year, facebook said

this is the boss's room and this is where the laws of these technical stuff fall before the game with bain in the home dressing room it was to show you around quickly this is where all the coaches usually three four five coaches fit is people physios. there's the boss is my foreman say might last bohemian nice to say that in this day and age and twenty seven same or implies a pink brute's goal big silver because he's gone for the all classics copra monday owl that's what he used to way when he used to give me a. noise to say they still has them now. and again he's on top to explode so he will just sit with the coaches and decide who's playing who's playing way. the couch is for. political reasons which is unusual so you know c.n.n. earlier that. saw him being in the dressing room about to chat with the boss before the big guy in the no way to impress me early on the last minute preparations you can say the play is now it's got him talking. about. that. that. that something fueled one to go still feel the very souls of what's known wages which keeps them in the no wage and friendly mal

the hedge fund managers in pennsylvania people that were connected to jeb bush and that's what the boss and and walton has done for for education they are part of the christian right to believe that they have been put on the earth to spread god's word and that jesus basically is the cast was the stairs so they truly believe that they are on some type of mission for god to do all this i don't know about the walton family but the wong family envisions a school system where we have a little charter school on each block just like you have a wal-mart walking in those towers those. talked undershirt before when wal-mart towns in the community all the mom and pops stores closed down and the town there's not much left of the town so that's what they they see for education a little wal-mart charter school law and we talked a little bit about how standardized your you know was there and i said occasion doesn't necessarily breed more intelligent. critically thinking people. in the public school system in general maine you know may not be most conducive why is it that you wouldn't you wouldn't argu

the story hidden in the court papers filed by this auditor against his ex bosses could be one of the grandest smuggling scams greed money laundering and back door dealings measured in billions of dollars. is accusing one of the world's biggest auditing firms of covering up the tracks over dubai precious metals megacorp act one. ernst and young for an audit inspectors come to dubai and the first thing they see is a pile of moroccan gold buyers casually bundled up on a desk stacks of gold at a gold refinery could be business as usual except these bars are literally painted silver in order to sneak them into dubai four to five tons of gold gold bars coated silver smuggled old to more cool arriving in dubai cleared as gold when the team found the discussed it with with colucci the admitted this is the way of doing business with the with these moral consult lawyers inspectors do some more digging and what they reveal brings us to act two some of the precious metal in colossus coffers could be blood gold shuffling through papers auditor's discover the refinery was more than happy to shake

the boss even as this is playing out in the two were sitting there, he said you guys aren't going tofriends after this. it's tricky in these lottery cases. >> in the spirit of our discussion, she said it she will share the lottery winnings, $450 million between the four of us. it happens, all the time with these lottery winnings. he doesn't have any consideration because the big issue is it's written or a verbal agreement, where's the consideration. there was no money exchanged, she didn't do anything of value to derive a benefit from that contact and when you look at the case, they look very specifically at the consideration. they are sitting there laboriously going through these tickets, that's enough consideration if miss underwood done that to say of course she should have part of the winning winnings. there is no money, there's no part of the labor that she expended, a lot of these cases fall on whether there's a conflict. >> shannon: i looked under arkansas law, they do recognize verbal contracts. one of the issues the plaintiff is going to have to work through here, she's the

the boss of the co-author. a lot. of money. is the root. of the young's ninety seven goals make him the top african scorer in poland his legal history the school anymore for the black. time in germany coming to an end at the training camp he was still full of compliments for. charlie pitts ok. but it. took two friends from oh. and the beliefs of. the young is clearly a superstar. by the way he's fluent in italian french english and spanish. speaking little bit spanish and then i changed because something is that i have to speak a little bit german. before it's funny. really he could play anywhere he practically speaks every language he's the bonus leagues and. this title really means something to him. as you. should probably you could put your paper delivered through a video. transfer room is plain that obama yang is about to head off to england the moment he's still of his league. is he still chasing more goals. we'll just have to stay on the edge of. the gulf nation will host the twenty twenty two. the men's edition at least but what abou

the bosses of facebook, twitter and youtube face a grilling over the spread of extremist material on the internet. live from london, that's our top story on wednesday 17th january. as the internet giants go from strength to strength, do they need to play a greater role in tackling extremism? that's the question they'll face in washington today. also on the grapevine... as protectionist policies over wine. and we'll be getting a bird's eye view on the world of aerial imagery.

two networks, who were phenomenal for about two hours, then after that they were called by their bosses, wait a minute. unfortunately a lot of those anchors sent us letters saying that was one of the greatest

my first boss a model sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean for. something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle as is and. since i was a little girl i wanted to have them by cycle of my home and it took me years to learn. finally they gave up and went on buying me on my side and returned with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for those than writing and by . knowledge i want to meet those women back home who are bones by the juneteenth and social norms and informed and old dead basic rights my name is the amount of people home and a war zone either. hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm michelle henery glad that you could join us the conflict in eastern ukraine has perhaps fallen off the international radar but fighting flares up almost daily between government forces and pro russian separatists and it's the civilians who suffer most some are trapped on the front lines with no place sicko.