these are likely to be the new bosses of renault.runs tyre giant michelin. and thierry bollore — who was carlos ghosn‘s deputy. japan's nikkei newspaper says france will now try and merge renault, nissan and its other partner mitsubishi into one company. something nissan's newjapanese boss was asked about this week. soms i 1ing nissan's newjapanese boss was asked about ti i week. soms i 1ing nissan's newjapanese boss was asked abou‘ for week. soms i 1ing nissan's newjapanese boss was asked abou‘ for boys ek. members of companies to move things nissan “lt come up members of companies to move things nissan mi come up with forward, nissan must come up with new leadership. with both companies can talk on an equal basis, that will be a step in the right action. anna—marie baisden is head of autos research at fitch solutions it feels to some degree that renault has had its hand forced it to some degree. to some extent because nissan had already moved in getting new leadership. i think it was reported that even some of renault‘s new employe

i to the delight of his bench you boss. picture boss already has a strategy up front then and the play is to make it happen but how about at the back. it was a leaky defense that cost boss his job at dortmund thirteen months ago. looked solid enough defensively against both spoke with individual mistakes now kept to a minimum one lapse did let him come out of step from i've but the ref then consulted the v.a. arm and the goal was ruled out for offside. a solid defense gives teams the courage to demo or a front of us to better robbie communion bruns three no right at the i may because what's hard for the points involves book covering some eight kilometers more than the hosts the boss the pressure is off the time being. must be a big relief this went to the muscle that. when you knew and your last game it's important to win the second one and it's not easy you go away. book number six and it's not easy but we did it. next week he faces an even tougher proposition at home but tobias boss and fans alike will be hoping it's not

i took the delights of his bench and you boss. picture boss already has a strategy up front then and the play is to make it happen but how about at the back. it was a leaky defense that cost boss his job at the top and thirteen months ago played accusing look solid enough. offensively. with individual mistakes now kept to a minimum one lapse did let him come out of stephan was but the ref then consulted the v.a.r. on the goal was ruled out for offside. defense gives teams the courage to demi moore in front of us to better robbie williams brown's free no rights at the i may because he works hard for the points and book covering some eight kilometers more than the hosts of the peter boss the pressure is off for the time being. must be a big relief this winter they mustn't it. when you knew and your last game it's important to win the second one and it's not easy you go away. number six and. we did it. next week he faces an even tougher proposition at home but to brian boss and fans alike will be hoping it's not a case of like. did y

that was the finality of this strong boss. and the strawman prosecutions took out the rest of the hierarchy of the kansas city family. from there it was downhill. testified for another year as these cases went on. the mob continued on for a while. they were no more. >> if you take a man out of the -- thatf his golf game takes us to the end of our portion of the presentation. we wanted to make sure we can open this up for questions. if you have a question, please come forward. we like you to get through as many as possible. [applause] >> this is in relationship to a follow-up on the commission in 1950. did hoover oppose that? did he oppose the results of that? i always wondered why nothing ever happened. >> interestingly enough, he felt it would embarrass the democrats in the city, and it did. >> he was still president. >> when the committee was proposed he opposed it. it was in the fact that anybody individually opposed the committee. it was the general ownership of the time. they were not ready to take up the reins. you had e

that's how he became my boss when chef. patrick how did you open a home that was eighteen months ago but then everything went wrong he lost his job due to working illegally on the side. he couldn't pay his rent and split up with his partner and he ended up back on the streets and back on drugs and alcohol with the very person who tried to help him run out of there he's learned some things just went from bad to worse. which i've read and read and with and span and i fell out and i didn't see him for ages. but then i met him again and he gave me a second chance. stanley deca is the founder of the little home project he took patrick to the or thirty's and helped him get the support he needed were. you need to pay your health insurance contributions and they need to be some proper job offers for full time work. ok. all right let's get cracking great let's make some calls patrick had to be given another chance but spend doesn't hold it against him to mention the some people who just need to be given one second chance and others

isn't it a happy new year for uk bosses.ker will earn in an entire year but if you put that into context, and average worker on the national minimum wage would have to work 320 years to earn the same as ace oh and is within one year. somebody on an average salary, as you said, under £30,000 would have to work something like 133 years to earn the same as a ceo earns in one year. what we are saying today is the best resolution workers can make is tojoina the best resolution workers can make is to join a trade union. there the best resolution workers can make is tojoin a trade union. there is clear evidence where trade unions represent workers unpaid terms and conditions, workers fair better than those not represented by a trade union. royal mail shareholders last year rebelled against the company's plans. we are talking about the shareholders. the morgue likely to see examples of this in 2019? —— are we more likely? we are coming up to the anniversary of the carillion collapse. this company was asset poor and cash rich. we hav

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renault has appointed michelin boss. as its new chairman the move follows the resignation of legendary boss carlos cohn whose arrest on financial misconduct charges has rocked the french carmaker and its alliance with japan's nissan. is a nod will become chairman immediately the company said deputy chief executive tyria below will take over goans other role as c.e.o. as an od sixty five now faces the task of soothing relations with renault's japanese partner and resuming talks on a new alliance structure to cement the twenty year old partnership. now for another carmaker volkswagen became the world's top auto maker by selling internal combustion engine vehicles but has big ambitions for electric vehicles of course there are hurdles to overcome and my colleague of mine whale acosta claridge caught up with company c.e.o. have a decent today at the world economic forum in davos to ask about just one of those problems the lack of investment in batteries. have at this the french minister and the german minister say both sets

has a new boss in charge picks up bosch who had the red hot coals of gladbach as his first test not an easy one at all despite having home field advantage. welcome to the bundesliga here on the w. harrington dog men and their blazing young guns hit the pitch in leipsic without captain mark leaving the league leaders leader lists on the pitch rb and company were looking to take advantage of dortmund mysie a major piece but dormant has many pieces that could hurt a defense. like sig were hoping their young gun t.-mo vanno would be able to break his dortmund curse he never scored against them in eight this league clashes. meanwhile dortmund coach lasantha didn't have his two top scores in the starting line up with marco toys out injured for the first time this season and madea gets a getting the nod instead of pocket. and it was good son who had the first chance for the visitors but he buy him a tape just managed to clear the ball away. then with almost twenty minutes gone dortmund did hit that target midfielder axel vits so hammering home for the one near leeds the belgian second goal of

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after a year away pets a boss is back in the. despite his debacle in dortmund this time last week guiding a talented leyva cues inside up the table his team wasted no time trying to impress the new coach twenty seconds in having fallen suggest failed to connect with the cross fall into one of three strikers in the starting line up and behind him were union branch and kai habits that pair were both involved in this chance brand with the crafty footwork habits to night by young zama. accusing dominated clad backside back waiting for their moment to strike when they did it was a sucker punch from allison fire i can nail after thirty seven minutes prior scoring with crowd back first shots on goal. bush needed more potency from his side after the break the only goal was more frustration the hosts missing a string of chances have it here and then carrying better robbie he needed just that little bit more. i played the cues and finished with twenty shots on goal the only stat that counts is the final score shot through a losing start. m

a dishwasher's disagreement with her boss leads to a $28,000 verdict. why she will only get a fraction of the cash. >>> buying a suit when you are 7'7". a lk at a shopping >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> the great white way in new york city honored one of its own by dimming the lights for carol channing. she died on tuesday. she was known for her roles in "hello dolly" and "gentlemen prefer blondses." she was 97 years old. >>> the washington wizards are just hours away from an overseas match-up. they will take on the new york knicks in london. the wizards were at the cfort practice yesterday. hopefully the jet lag has worn off. they arrived in the u.k. an entire day late, after snow grounded their private plane earlier this week. looks like they're squeezing in a little fun, too. here's bradley beale e-creating by rose cover. these are great. a few hours later, the knicks gave it a try. tipoff at 3:00, our time. >>> the wizards made time for some shopping >> while they may have big paychecks, its not alway easy to find clothes to fit basketball sta

and how hard will works it hurt business european airplane make a boss fears for its supply chain the wings for its croft operatives in the u.k. . this is your business update on how to hold free and lead glad you could join me a bipartisan group of u.s. lawmakers have introduced a bill that would bound the sale of american chips and other components to while ways ed t. a n. all the telecom companies that violate u.s. sanctions the move further escalate tensions between the two countries it will make upcoming negotiations between u.s. and chinese officials to end the trade spat even trickier. nothing would work in while we and c.t.e. plans without us made semiconductor chips or the mobile phones and network devices made here in china need american technology from tech giants like intel a.m.d. and qualcomm but plans by u.s. lawmakers to ban the sale of chips to companies that violate washington sanctions or export controls could draw in chinese companies the u.s. has accused both weiwei and evading american sanctions against iran the chinese government has some sharp words for what it

i'm stephen beard's in berlin thanks for joining us airbus boss tom enders had strong words today about what britain's divorce from the e.u. could do to his firm that in a video message to employees and are said that if the two sides can't come to terms that is if no deal brags it does take place the aircraft manufacturer could withdraw its operations from great britain have a listen. it is frightening to destroy a century of development based on education research and human capital if there's no deal breaker we have there both will have to make potentially very harmful decisions for u.k. decisions about workers eleven thousand five hundred work directly for air bus in britain they build the aircraft's wings here if you count all the affected suppliers britain counts one hundred thousand valuable industrial jobs in the aviation sector that are in danger from brakes it. don't listen to the brakes it is madness which asserts that because we have huge plants here we will not move and we will always be here they are all so there are plenty of countries all there who would love to build the

what's it like having lindsay lohan as a boss? >> i like lindsey as a boss. no excuses, cut throat.very driven in business. motivated. >> reporter: lohan recently sat down with my colleague, george e stephanopoulos. >> any concerns about going into the party business? >> no, i'm running the place. so i don't have time for any of that. and people have said so many negative things about me when i went out to clubs and dancing, having fun. i want people to see the positive side of it. >> reporter: part of the positive sometimes includes dancing. this clip of lohan showing off her moves went viral. >> this was a party, and a lot of the cast that we have and the vip hosts, they were doing a good job and i wanted them to have fun, they dragged me on stage and this is what happened. it was a mistake i think. >> looks like you're having a lot of fun. >> i really can't watch it. >> reporter: but on the show, lohan takes her business very seriously, making a surprise visit to her host's villa on the first episode of the show. >> what the heck is going on with these people? are they stupid or

ofair boss?ticians have said, thatair of air boss? some politicians have said, that air boss should put pressure on european negotiators to make sure that there was a pragmatic deal. this may not be a completely project beer at that, bowling has recently moved quite a lot of its clients around the us in response to the attractiveness of different tax regimes and different locations, so he can move these big aerospace plants. air boss says that it might well do that, and it may not be an empty threat. —— airbus. are you confused by all the brexit jargon bandied around by politicians, and used in the news? all day, bbc news is breaking down the language that is routinely used, are you confused by all the brexit jargon bandied all day, bbc news is breaking down the language that is routinely used, but rarely explained. 0ur political correspondent chris mason has travelled to the university of befordshire in luton — to test drive the bbc‘s online guide to brexitjargon — and find out the terms that ar

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why should bosses not own a lot?it from that, shouldn't they? this is clearly not market forces at work. the executive pay setting process is riven with conflict of interest, pay is set by committees of other executives who benefit from a culture of high pay themselves and are instinctively synthetic to the idea that their fellow executives are uniquely brilliant and that they deserve to be awarded millions. the pay agreement is then rubber—stamped by wealthy investors who again are co mforta ble by wealthy investors who again are comfortable with the seven or eight figure pay packages and themselves again benefit from being the winners in pay equality. we think it is not a good example of a functional market and there needs to be reforms to improve corporate governance of pat’- to improve corporate governance of pay. is it more of a concern as a multiple of how much the executives have in terms of, relative rather, to employees? it is quite a big way up to employees? it is quite a big way up from £30,000 up to hundr

former nissan boss carlos ghosn says he's been wrongly accused at his first court appearance since his shock arrest on charges of financial misconduct. it's the tech extravaganza of the year: the consumer electronics show in las vegas. we'll be crossing live to our reporter there dave lee. and on the markets it's a mixed picture emerging in asia today following strongs gains on monday. investors are in wait and see mode as they keep a close eye on the trade talks between china and the us. carlos ghosn says he's been wrongly accused and unfairly detained. the former nissan boss was appearing in court in tokyo — in handcuffs — his first appearance since his arrest in november rocked the business world. he told the judge he'd always acted with integrity and had never been accused of any wrongdoing in his career spanning several decades. the ousted nissan boss has been held since 19 november after being arrested as he landed at japan's haneda airport in his private jet. he was later charged with financial misconduct. he's accused of underreporting his income by 44 million dollars between 2

there were two sides to pay to boss in his six months at dortmund. he started as a fan favorite ranking in plenty of win. to open the season at cruising edited by a new nick by matched i. fancy it wouldn't last and willis much is followed as opponents learn how it's a bad storm and leaky defense. so what it later because i'm on him because of his radically offensive tactical approach with five attacking players bosses boys can spin you pressing off to the bright eye that's what i like to do yeah high pressure a lot of opposition but create a lot of chances which they did time off the time i took chances wasn't a problem but the ball just wouldn't go away. i one crucial part of the plan was missing i was scoring goals. it's ended one nil for the visitors quite fortunate for got back and thanks totally to play as a fish and see from go. it was disappointing to leave accusing bits of the bush lead twenty two shots shows he's got a minute's walk mode but for now the results are no better than when he left. freiburg faced a tough task in frankfurt coach q

well done to old ham boss pete still can't believe it. well done to oldham boss pete wild.rnet, relegated from the football league last year, but today beating sheffield united and flying high in the championship. patrick geary has the championship. patrick geary has the story. if this tie needed spice, how about two carries? darren currie, ca reta ker two carries? darren currie, caretaker manager, and his uncle toni, who left an indelible mark on sheffield united. a nice family reunion, but surely only a cup side dish. after all, the bees were not tearing up the national league. but then, mason clark won a penalty for barnet. what a chance for colthurst, who played with harry kane in the youth ranks. colthurst gives barnett believe! now a team in the fifth division leading one chasing promotion to the first. the sheffield united were lucky did not get worse. barnet missed chances to make the sensational secure. surely there would be a response. blades were strangely blunted. a clu b blades were strangely blunted. a club that has scored nine goals in three matches seemed li

former nissan boss carlos ghosn says he's been wrongly accused at his first court appearance since his shock arrest on charges of financial misconduct. live from london, that's our top story on tuesday 8th january. but can the auto industry titan, carlos ghosn, who turned around the asian carmaker, manage to salvage his own reputation? also in the programme: the world's biggest smartphone maker samsung warns operating profits may plunge by a third. that'd be its first quarterly profit drop in two years, as competition from china bites. markets still unperturbed. a set of green arrows two days in a row. we will talk you through the positive sentiment. and we'll get the inside track on leaving an olympic legacy. they cost millions of dollars to build, but with many sporting facilities abandoned at the end of the games, we'll look at how one firm is keeping the olympic flame alive in east london. and today, as britain's health service says millions of patients will be able to use skype for hospital appointments, to save billions of pounds a year, we want to know, would you swap the doctor

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

we are build cars according to the bw boss. we a re really build cars according to the bw boss.rong in the united states we are very complimentary with ford and books wagon. these quys with ford and books wagon. these guys are with ford and books wagon. these guys are really serious. and really professional. so far it doesn't appear at this partnership will extend equity stakes but given the technology trends disrupt this technology trenddesruptthis collaboration, whether it's technology trenddesruptthis other llaboration, whether it's technology trenddesruptthis other car woration, whether it's oi’ ortech is one of the big themes of firms, is one of the big themes of this year's talk show. joining us now is james hughes who's the chief market analyst at axitrader. todayis today is a huge day for brexit and dump the markets know, they've known it for a while. i imagine they've factored in a lot offered as corn to happen or have they? from a sterling point of view we don't expect too much of a move on the ftse100 but we've been leading up to this forever and a day and it feels we

official break here not just zero one when we come back a boss of chinese tech john hawaii's back in puerto she fights against extradition to the u.s. . went to create division in southern philippines could be having the opposite effect on that stay with us. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast we're here across parts of western europe we have been watching one weather system coming in from the atlantic bring some very windy conditions across the region i want to show you what it did look like here in paris where they did see some snow with this what winter system we had some rain along the coast we had some gusty winds as well but here in paris it was the snow from tuesday to tuesday night blanketing the city of course was quite nice but it did cause some problems along the streets and on the roads there we are going to seeing that snow continue to make its way over here towards the east of the next few days here's their low pressure it's going to hit of course the alps so we are going to see some extended areas of snow anywhere across the north and then d

ambulance bosses insist all calls are prioritised on clinical need.y patrol ship has been sent to the english channel to help prevent migrants crossing from france. hms mersey was diverted from routine operations after the home secretary sajid javid requested the navy‘s help. around 240 people have arrived in the uk on small boats since november. a tropical storm has forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of holidaymakers from southern thailand. many flights and ferry services have been cancelled amid fears it could be the worst to hit the country in almost 30 years. it's currently making its way across the country's southern coast, hitting resort islands, including koh samui, a favourite with british tourists. 0ur correspondentjonathan head joins us from the capital bangkok. and it's really clear that they are making as much preparations as they can. tell us a little bit about the path of the storm. well, the storm at the moment is heading just a little south of koh samui, which is of course one of the top holiday resorts in thailand, this is pea

trial former bosses trial in a us federal court in new york that the one hundred million dollars was delivered to the disgraced president in october of two thousand and twelve after eight pm with aleck did but before his inauguration and meanwhile new president andress memo low pres obrador. sam low is trying to plug leaks in the nation's oil pipelines which have been plagued by illegal skimming and siphoning by organized crime often in complicity with employees of the state oil company p m x m o is closing pipelines well leaks are being plugged in pushing as much of that volume of oil as possible on to delivery trucks but that method is slowing deliveries leading to long lines that mexican filling station polls indicate that mexicans are willing to deal with the delay for now if on low can deliver results and stop the criminal conduct. and bank of america and goldman sachs both delivered stronger than expected earnings today for q four and there's been other earnings news for more we are pleased to once again be joined by danielle shay of simpler trading and adam mash of adam mesh t

carlos ghosn is accused of failing to disclose some $80 million he was paid when he was also boss of10 and 2018, which he denies. the japanese firm has already sacked him, but renault‘s own investigation has cleared him. and this is where the big problem lies. renault has controlled nissan since it rescued it from bankruptcy back in 1999 — despite these days being a far smaller company. some have suggested the allegations against ghosn are part of a wider japanese push to take back control from the french. renault‘s board meets in a few hours to announce ghosn‘s replacement — jean—dominique senard — who runs tyre giant michelin. and thierry bollore — who was carlos ghosn‘s deputy are expected to be named as his replacements. japan's nikkei newspaper says france will now try and merge renault, nissan and its other partner mitsubishi into one company. jim holder, editorial director at autocar is with me now. that's the key for whoever takes over at the helm, to try and ease the rocky road. it was nissan signalling that it wants to steer its own future. what the strength in the partners

i am not worried. >> he is your boss. >> he is my boss but i'm not worried about his position. i am very proud of what we have done with the economy. >> i got here late. you have to start over. [laughter] >> one last one before we all go home? someone i have not called on. >> we appreciate you doing this. anytime you want to do it in the briefing room where it is a little warmer. could we have just one big talk and get it all done? >> i would not want to prejudge that. you could. i am not here to negotiate so i do not want to say yes, no, or maybe. you could do a lot of things. i will say this, we are growing faster than 3%. they said we could not do it. >> anytime you want to join us in the briefing room. >> government shutdowns now it's 29th day. president trump says he will make an announcement today at 3 p.m. eastern you will have coverage on c-span. the senate is in session today. tim mccain objected to a journey to the weekend -- for the weekend because of the shutdown. the houses out for the weekend and will return at noon on tuesday. live on c-span. c-span's washington

i am not worried. >> he is your boss. >> he is my boss but i'm not worried about his position. i am very proud of what we have done with the economy. >> i got here late. you have to start over. [laughter] >> one last one before we all go home? someone i have not called on. >> we appreciate you doing this. anytime you want to do it in the briefing room where it is a little warmer. could we have just one big talk and get it all done? >> i would not want to prejudge that. you could. i am not here to negotiate so i do not want to say yes, no, or maybe. you could do a lot of things. i will say this, we are growing faster than 3%. they said we could not do it. >> anytime you want to join us in the briefing room. >> jamie dimon has been chair andceo of j.p. morgan chase he talks about the u.s. economy, the impact of the government shutdown and trade policy at the economic club of new york. this is 35 minutes. [applause] >>

owe just put his boss in a box.he incoming attorney general, i suspect will be confirmed soon. what did he do? the boss comes in and says, i have more questions. whitaker said, it's almost over. the journalists will say, your deputy said the investigation is almost over. why is it still going on? one rule in washington, democrats or republicans, don't put your incoming boss in a box. whitaker did that. >> it does raise the question whether he might have done that intentionally. if making a statement like this was designed to mount the kind of pressure that phil is describing. >> it's the process of the timing. but it's also the word that he used, review. which is also going to raise i think more questions. for barr and anybody else who will be facing questions about what exactly has gone on as the mueller investigation has wrapped up, the people overseeing it. >> he said i'm comfortable the decisions that were made are going to be reviewed. it's unclear what he was referring to. that's a pretty significant statement

, her daddy boss, i call the president of the united states, she will never have a kind word to say to me or a friendly way to treat me. it is bad. it is really bad. what i try to do is keep my head up and do my job. it's not about me. it's about the story and the issues, not about me. >> host: your first book was presidency in black and white, this one is "under fire: reporting from the front lines of the trump white house". similarities or differences between the two books? >> big differences. this book was tougher to write because it is about me. as a journalist you are not supposed to be the story and i had to take you inside to the fight, the real fight, the argument, the name-calling, the back-and-forth, why they put me on a blacklist, why they don't like, i had to tell you, brought you insights, took the veil off, the mystery of about the white house, bringing un from my view as a reporter. who cover that place for 21 years. it is different now. the danger, how it all started. just the difference of this atmosphere versus atmospheres of years ago. it is my story, it is true. it

there so i don't hide oh i lost his boss because i lost but bagel got. resources you know just about anybody on a month on those it doesn't but the pressure on us i don't mean that has been. showing us as you know part of us you're not. you know just i mean what it i'm already but it was sped up out of me just a lot of the media and even i mean it was a lot. different up as well i must admit that really feels i just don't get it i'm getting letters but those were the old. people are going to respect i'm one of those but i was listening to this where this part of this i'm with. my father in with us if you could a car bomb i just bought that already yes a whiskey and he thought of getting up there calling with you you're seeing him in ticket my thought aloud problem you just got to go to. this company just failed on contrary to feet from the government's front piece of this house has expressed its confidence in the government's new british prime minister normally wins a confidence vote in parliament a day off.

the acting pentagon boss is saying he hadn't discussed it with john bolton national security advisor the five thousand troops liz folder that he showed to the press but the venezuelan government for its part is saying they have a half a million soldiers well absolutely look i mean let's see what happens let's hope they don't and i hope that you know wise heads will prevail and this is where i think. you know robin you know the u.k. it's you know u.s. is closest ally should be kind of beating the drums of war they should be urging caution you know where that ended in iraq didn't weigh all the foreign secretary jeremy hunt is clear he says the elections i know observed by three hundred international observers as fair they were unfair and therefore i don't know and we don't know of this special forces from britain in place of it that's very clear and frankly you were virtually alone in parliament this week speaking the way you were just speaking to me what does it feel like to be completely alone in the commons laufer isolated i've got to say i mean i was on both sides of the chamber wh