i heard from one small business owner in hudson, new hampshire. his business is about to reach $1 million in revenue, but his company has only six employees. under the legislation, the so-called marketplace fairness act, his company might be considered a large business. the company has plans to grow, but it would be forced to reconsider that, if it approaches this arbitrary threshold and then is covered under the so-called marketplace fairness act. e-commerce has been a real boon to small businesses in new hampshire and across the country. it's helped companies find new markets for their products and new revenues. but for companies looking to grow through online sales, this legislation represents an artificial ceiling for creating jobs and expanding through e-commerce. let me just raise a few concerns about what this legislation would mean for small business. first, each state has different sales and use taxes, so businesses would need new software to figure out how to collect and remit those taxes. small businesses would also need to collect perso

. >> item 13, new business. >> commissioners, i don't think i heard any new business today. we talked a little bit about some existing new business from the real estate presentation, but i didn't hear anything else that was new business. >> i have a very long list from previous meetings so don't feel compelled to come up with anything. >> i don't know if this is new business, but i want to know if there is some way that we can help the bar pilots with their recruitment and hiring. >> okay. >> if there's something we can do -- >> we will continue to explore that. not to -- given that it's not [inaudible]. >> i think a couple meetings ago, commissioner woo ho brought up about pier 3032 so you'll be coming back to us on that, things you said you and the staff [inaudible]. >> yes. yeah, as soon as we know something we'll be right back, as we know there's a lot of anxiety about it. 3032 and [inaudible]. i know what's in the newspaper. that's it. >> i move to adjourn the meeting in memory of casen shelton and his family. >> second. >> all in favor? . >> all in favor. >> i. >> i. >>

. >> and business news. around the world and across germany, this month is a holy month. >> observing ramadan is not just about abstaining from food and water during the day, it is also a time of reflection, giving aches, and sharing elaborate meals with families after dusk. >> but this is a reminder of the life that they have had to leave the hind. >> even in unfamiliar surroundings, some things must remain the same. the traditional meal to break ramadan fasting. spy the cramped conditions, she wants to celebrate with her husband and children the traditional way but says after fleeing the fighting in syria, far from home, ramadan is just not the same. >> nothing is worse than when you're far away from your family and homeland. the always sat as a family and spent a lot of time together. now those days are gone. we are living in safety but it is completely different. >> ramadan is a busy time but she still finds time for her german classes. the kids play outside while she learns some new vocabulary. [inaudib

markus with the latest business news. beena look and what has making waves online in today's web news. s, welcome to the web new are pick of stories making online headlines. iraqization of christians. the campaign for greater economic justice. in sk-- and skateboarding abandoned los angeles. "n," with letter photos posing with the letter. many have taken to the internet in support of iraqi christians persecuted by jihadis who have taken over the second-largest city, mosul. by letter has been reclaimed protesters t. online campaigning has centered hashtag.e "we are n" they have shared concerns over what will happen to christians in iraq, and have asked the international community to take action to end persecution. solidarity viag the web. others have taken to the streets to voice outrage. a number of support rallies have been staged all over the world. in these pictures from washington and also paris. signsof participants held with the arabic letter n to denounce the situation of christians in iraq. months of unpaid wages,

. >> time for all your business news. i'm joined by kate moody in studio. you've been following the air show through the week and one of the things the industry is looking for is improved technology to track airplanes. >> it was a timey focus in light of recent events, the crash on thursday evening in eastern ukraine was a chilling reminder of the mystery of another malaysian airlines flight which disappeared in march. radar lost all trace of the flight. authorities are still no closer to finding an explanation and the aircraft industry is desperate to avoid a repeat of that situation. we have a core responsibility's report from the air show. >> at the end of this corridor in london lies a network of radar operations, home to 11 satellites. >> this one covers the americas. this one, the middle east. >> that enablings them to track its clients in real time. an assistance recently offered for free. >> we've proposed to take the existing position reports that have been used across the industry globally and we've offered to make those position reports flee free

time now for a check of the top business news stories. marcus is here. we are going to start by looking at new york, and argentina's attempt to avoid a default. bated e waiting with breath to see whether or not argentina will be able to avoid another default on its debt. it would be for a second time that argentina does enter into a default in a run of about a dozen years if it happens. argentina's economy minister is in new york trying to negotiate his way out of defaults, and he is trying to strike a deal before a deadline at midnight on the u.s. east coast. the hold-out investors are demanding argentina pay around $1.5 billion. this stems back to the country's last default back in 2001. some agreed to write down debt, but the hold-outs have refused. reports are a possible way out of the stand out, argentinean banks have offered to pay investors, which would cost the economy dearly. the minister was tight-lip after a negotiating round in new york earlier. we are keeping our eyes on that story for you. let's move on now. russia is taking steps to protect

now for a check on the business news. marcus carlson is here.s begin with talk of fresh sanctions for russia. officials are trying to punish russia over the crisis in ukraine and there are reports sanctions could be unveiled as soon as friday by the european union. state owned banks are in their crosshairs analysts say sanctioning those lenders would be a serious blow for the wider russian economy. more details on that what could be on the cards now. banks, inng russian particular those owned 50% by the government. european diplomats said the being discussed would purchase new shares in the european union. in russia, state owned banks dominate the sector which means it could have serious effect on the russian economy. diplomats say half of the bonds issued by the russians last year were issued in the eu. some banks could struggle to get loans which could have a negative effect on russian businesses. banks would be affected by the sanctions being discussed by the 20 member states ambassadors. the sanctions would go further than the american sanct

now a check of the top business news. we will begin by getting reaction to the news that argentina has defaulted again. >> we will start straight away with argentina's own reaction. that government is angry. it is lashing out at the united states blaming its legal system after their talks failed to produce a result on wednesday. argentina blew past the deadline to service its debt sliding into its second default in 13 years. the main stock market index is trading lower down more than 6% this session. the value of the argentine currency has dropped. borrowing has headed higher. we have more details. >> talks between argentina and a group of bond holders went nowhere wednesday. the holdout investors are looking for $1 poeu .$1.5 billi buenos aires. they blame the u.s. >> there's been malpractice by the u.s. justice system for failing to act adequately and don't come to the excuse that it is independent. the truth is that it is independent of reason. >> it is argentina's second default in 13 years but analysts say it will be

we will check in on all the latest business news for you. stay with us.stay with us. >> welcome back. to libya where fighting between rival militias is spiraling out of control. >> there have been more fierce battles in benghazi where at least 30 people were killed in a firefight between government forces and militants. a libyan fighter jet also crashed during the battle. it is not clear if the plane was shot down or suffered a malfunction. witnesses say the pilot managed to parachute to safety. >> a huge blaze spread through a fuel storage depot near the airport. it is still raging. watering groups have been battling for control in various arts -- warring groups have been battling for control of various parts of the country. it is the worst fighting since moammar gadhafi was ousted from power in 2011. >> on monday, a second tank fire hit on the outskirts of tripoli. the depot is now at the center of a battle for control near tripoli airport. for weeks, militias of thought there. the government has called for help. -- have fought there. the government has

. >>> and that's all for now on business news. i will leave you with a check on markets. >>> every morning investors turn our attention to asia, the tokyo market leads the way and markets around the world follow. >> from the decisions that could change the course of an economy. >> to the companies at the forefront of change. >> up to the minute by specialists from around the world. >> get all the latest business news and insight every day here on "newsline." >>> wednesday marked three months since the ferry disaster in south korea. lawmakers of the ruling and opposition parties are attempting to reach agreement on a special bill to support bereaved families. but the families are demanding more. relatives and friends of the victims offered prayers wednesday morning at a port near the site of the accident. the sewol sank off jindo island on april 16th, leaving 293 people dead and 11 missing. a search for the missing continues but no progress has been reported since a body was discovered on june 24th. relatives and their supporters i

. >> let's move on to business news. kate moody joins me. >> thank you. >> we are going to start with news in a shake up of the global finance order. emerging nations joining to compete with the i.f.m. and world back. bris.is they have confirmed they plan to create a new development bank. the bank will be based in hang high, but the first presidency will go to india. t will have initial captain of $100 billion. the idea is to provide a counterbalance with banks like the e.m.s. brazilian president said the banks should work on reforms to better represent countries like her own, but the new bank may be a better representation of the world's order. >> we find that the main global and political institutions have lost their power to represent and their effectiveness because they have not adapted to the new political and economic eality of today's world. >> thaddeus young has been elected head of the european commission, and he has already set out ambitious investment program to revive the economy. he has committed 300 billion

let's look at the other business news we are tracking for you now. the latest sports scandal to hit china is spreading fast. the supplier of expired chicken and beef to mcdonald's and kfc was also supplying to u.s. coffee chain starbucks and fast food giant burger king. it appears they reach was not limited to china. about 1/5 of all mcnuggets sold in japan were sourced to the company. ikea was also among the international companies serving tainted meat. or results from credit suisse came following a 2.6 billion dollars settlement reached in may with u.s. authorities. the bank was accused of helping wealthy americans evade u.s. taxes. the group has also announced it wouldgg99Ññwçça7guà 07/22/14 07/22/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! we have serious concerns about the rising number of palestinian civilian deaths and the loss of israeli lives. and that is why it now has to be our focus in the focus of the international community to bring about a cease-fire that ends the fighting and can stop the

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>>> that is all the time we have left on this busy news night.pe you'll record "hannity" the series right here on fox. don't forget ainsley, then, brian, steve and elizabeth 6:00 to 9:00. thanks for joining us we'll see you back here tomorrow night. washington. >> >>> voirl factor is on. tonight: >> whoa. >> fighting in the middle east threatens americans. a very serious situation that few understand. tonight, charles krauthammer and i will sort it out. >> we got 19 dead. got 100 more infected spreading like a brush fire. >> what are you talking about? >> if one of them have got it then 10 of them have got it now. >> very interesting upon. >> this time it's not a movie. deadly owe bowl la virus threatening africa and two americans apparently have it. will ebola come to the u.s.a.? we'll tell you this evening. >> smoke a lot? a little. >> a little bit, man. [ laughter ]

time now for a check of the top business new news stories. marcus is here. we are looking at the biggest ever arbitration payment ordered by a court. tell us more. >> russia has been hit with this broad side. russia says it will appeal against a ruling that it must pay more than $50 million to former shareholders of the company yukos. they say the ruling in the hague was politically biased. the panel of judges found russia had manipulated the system to bankrupt yukos. it used to be the biggest oil company but it was broken up after its head was arrested back in 2003. he went on to spend more than a decade in prison, and yukos went bankrupt. shirley has more details. >> eight years after yukos was declared bankrupt, the former oil company is still a headache for russian authorities. on monday the hague arbitration court examining a case brought by shareholders said it ruled against russia. they said moscow authorities forced yukos into bankruptcy with excessive taxes and arresting its founder. it says russia has to pay $50 billion. >> this independent tribuna

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the business news. time now for media watch, and i am joined in the studio. we have been talking a lot about the events in france over the course of the weekend, a big protest supporting what is happening in the middle east right now, particularly with the palestinians, and there was a lot of debate, wasn't there, about whether or not they should or should not be banned. >> that is right. in paris and a nearby city, they were banned, and this after a previous protest in july, in theestinian protest, vicinity of two synagogues, where there were clashes between the far right defense league extreme elements. in other -- in either case, they wanted to avoid that, so they may be controversial decision of banning the protests, and let's take a look at what "le monde" had to say in its editorial. it said there is not a right to , but if you sent a look at the constitution, it refers to the declaration of human rights, which does acknowledge the right to protest, and they say wherever the protests were banned that there were actually serious incidents. it was worse,

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bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> welcome to today's "worldwide exchange." nissan's first quarter profits beat on the back of strong u.s. sales. we cross to tokyo for all the details plus get full details from comic-con as superheroes assemble to showcase this year's biggest blockbusters. >>> and the tech sector is the large nest the s&p 500, but some elements performing more poorly than the headlines suggest. we'll be talking technicals a little bit later on in the show. >>> a a slow start for the stocks this morning. the red and green taking the stoxx 600 down .10%. a quick look at the market this is monday morning, the ftse 100 is relatively lower, the french market is slightly higher, and the micex in russia is lower by .80%. sentiment on friday dipped on the talk to see a step up to tier three sanctions as early as tomorrow, so investors will continue to watch this over the next 24 hours. obviously, right now, as you can see keeping the russian market under water. we'll look at the top movers. haspiro could be in a deal worth about $5 billion. this is a

businesses. >>> and the owners of a company that makes new york's iconic water tanks thrive by finding other revenue streams. that's all coming up next on "your business." ♪ >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. that's why we're proud to present "your business" on msnbc. ♪ >>> hi there, everyone. welcome to "your business." today we start the show taking a look at what it takes to build a company that lasts, one where both the customers and the employees are fiercely loyal. i headed out to new jersey to see who bucks all of the friends in the industry to get his business to the top of its game. ♪ >> 20 years ago mike was an electrician working seven days a week, 18 hours a day. >> first ten years it was a hamster wheel, me and rob, my business partner in a van and start early morning and end at night. >> today gold medal service employs 128 people, has more than 100 service trucks on the road and brings in more than $20 million a year. so what happened after ten years? >> rob came to me, was really burned out and he came to me says look, i'm don

businesses. >>> and the owners of a company that makes new york's iconic water tanks thrive by finding other revenue streams. that's all coming up next on "your business." ♪ ♪ >>> hi, there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg. and welcome to your business. today we start the show looking at what it takes to build a company that lasts, one, where both the customers and the employees are fiercely loyal. i headed to new jersey to visit a service business, a company of plumbers and electricians who bucked the trends to be get his business to the top of its game. ♪ 20 years ago, mike was an electrician working seven days a week, 18 hours a day. >> first ten years, i always tell people, it was like a hamster wheel. it was me and rob, my business partner in a van, and we would just start early morning, end at night. >> today, gold medal service, that company that was once just mike and rob employees 128 people, has more than a hundred service trucks on the road, and brings in more than $20 million a year. so what happened after ten years? >> rob came to me, he was really burnt out. he came to me and he says, look,

it's not just business as usual. see how new york can help your business grow, at startup.ny.gov >>> welcome back to hannity, at a time when one of our closest allies needs us the most, the white house appears to be turning its back on israel. the jerusalem post sums it up. the title of a recent article reads, candidly speaking, obama is abandoning israel. they are not the only ones who feel that way. michael orrin good to see you. you wrote an article yourself that i agree with in total. israel must be permitted to crush hamas. why do you say that? >> good to be with you, sean. israel has to be allowed to crush hamas, and as -- this is now the third round that israel's had with hamas in the last six years, we also had a rounds with hezbollah, it's always the same pattern, they fire thousands of rockets at us, we try to defend ourselves, we get branded by the world as war criminals and we get a cease-fire slammed at us that ties our hands enables the terrorists to build up bigger rocket arsenals with longer range missiles and th

give them the joint credit card. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business newsround the globe. >> let's delve into the breaking news. the former media liaison, the media chooe for the british prime minister david cameron has been sent to jail for 18 months today. this is for being complicit in phone hacking by journalists at the rupert murdoch tabloid "news of the world." he was convicted last week on conspiracy to illegally intercept voice mails on the people's phone. so today, the conviction has been handed down from a court. 18 months is the amount of time that he will depend behind bars. this is just one component of the charges that coulson is facing. so there may be more time behind bars, depending on the outcome of the allegations lobbied against coulson. but, of course, negative connotations here for the british prime minister who previously employed andy coulson, as well. but we will continue to follow the events happening across the road from us. let's track some of the action on european markets today. it has been a weaker picture across the board. bu

we earlier spoke to the editor of business new europe magazine benares he explained to us how the new sanctions could affect russia's economy they seem to be very targeted at a few companies and specifically this is a significant scaling up because these are financial sanctions until now it's been aimed mainly at individuals and there's trying to find a tricky sort of path between on the one hand punishing russia and on the other hand maintaining the businesses that are here because you have a huge business lobby both in america and particularly in europe who are invested in making most of the profits here and the european partners are putting a lot of pressure on the states you know to to keep it contained to back off so that they don't lose any money it's not effective in so much as it doesn't really do much economic damage but it is effective because psychologically in all that all the sanctions have been posed who has very little economic damage directly but the psychological effect is enormous i mean the ruble has already tanked today and the threat that more sanctions will come

. >> reporter: such a busy news day, this morning on the traffic front things are quiet. i'm complaining about sun glare on behalf of the drivers. the traffic is moving fine on the platt bridge on i-95. they have changed the speed limit, 5 miles per hour is the new max on the platt bridge. no too far off in southwest philadelphia. we still have that overturned vehicle crash that brought down the wires along 70th and essington avenue. 70th is blocked off. head to island and lindbergh as alternates. our good buddy ben the ben franklin bridge looking good, but only three westbound lanes available once again. >> reporter: we're not excepting any complaints in the weather office, just so you know. 9:00 a.m., 7 3. noon, 80. 3:00 p.m., 85. 6:00 p.m., 83 degrees. if you're shore, sunshine and clouds at the shore, 80. the poconos only a high of 75 doconos. to head out of seeing any delays on the map. things are looking good around the region. inrlotte and atlta erthunden later, you might want to check wit s u fly o towon news" a wrecked tanker truck, a driver rolled over and crash

that is the business news for now. >> back on the half hour with more headlines. up next, revenues. >> welcome to the web news with our pick of the stories making the online headlines. show, up on today's reacting to the escalating violence in gaza. and a hunger campaign draws heavy criticism, and using legos to raise environmental awareness. it has been a fresh upsurge of violence in the middle east after the murder of three israeli teenagers in the west bank. israel launched a military operation on july 7, and are backed by the people who want to avenge the death of the three youth. some are questioning the prime minister's intentions and making ironic comments about the name of the operation that translates as solid rock. some say they should have called it deja vu. pro-palestinians have been protesting. some media outlets including the pictures areof the not authentic, actually from syria and direct. the israeli army update its twitter account with news on the operation and are posting under the keywords israel under fire, commenting on the latest developments.

and we're now joined in the studio by editor of business new europe magazine ben naresh to discuss what these measures actually mean in practice ben thanks so much it is a tricky issue i know that you guys in the financial world find this simple stuff it's not so simple for the mere mortals amongst us so in reality what will these sanctions me it's still not entirely clear the details are still coming out but they seem to be very targeted at a few companies and specifically this is a significant scaling up because these are financial sanctions until now it's been aimed mainly at individuals and their personal assets but now we've targeted corporates banks specifically those brands on boring abroad i mean as i understand it i mean the speculation has been that these are actually more harsh sanctions that have come previously but in reality as i understand companies can still be trading because they'll be doing business in the u.s. is are like there's a trying to find a tricky sort of path between on the one hand punishing russia and on the other hand maintaining the businesses that are h

mining company, all this good corporate news helped offset any worries about further sanctions against russia. the markets looking positive right now. that's the business >> good to see you. >>> do stay with us here on "bbc world news." still to come, let the friendly tournament begin. more than 4,000 athletes from around the world are in glasgow to take part in the 20th commonwealth games. for the first time.. ever she let him plan the vacation. off the beaten path: he said trust me: he implored alas, she is beginning to seriously wonder why she ever doubted the booking genius planet earth's number one accomodation site booking.com booking.yeah! you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. libert

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. >> your watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> a warm welcome to this edition of "worldwide exchange." the federal reserve bank of new york has accused deutsche bank, the u.s. operations, of inaccurate and unreliable reporting. that's according to the "wall street journal." they reportedly said the bank, quote, requires wide ranging remedial action and has made no progress fixing previously identified problems, including shoddy reporting and weak technology. shares this morning under pressure as you can see -- actually, that's gsk we're showing you, deutsche bank earlier in the session down about 3%, but gaining back some of the losses this morning, too. david enrich will be joining us later in the showed and we'll discuss that. >>> lots of earnings news out from europe today. disappointing figures out from abb. the firm missed expectations with net profit falling by 17% in the period. the engineering giant blamed a continued weak performance in its loss making power unit which it says would weigh on earnings in the current quarter. dutc

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. >> some businesses news, the microsoft ceo looking to get about 18,000. -- jobs out of the workforce. no key of floyd -- employees in finland. part of a shift toward mobile devices and apps. around 14% of employees are expected to lose their jobs. to find out what is moving the markets, the frankfurt stock exchange. >> those job cuts just dramatic. they would be doing something about the situation in their cell phone unit. they went down on news with the takeover of the italian company. they gain better success there. >> frankfurt is where we will dart, down by a bit over one percent. euro stoxx 50 performed even worse. the dow jones industrial average is off by the more than three quarters of a percent -- .75%. one third of germany's parliament could soon face court on charges of possessing -- >> his laptop had been stolen at the time of the downloads. >> prosecutors have been on the case for five months and they say they are ready to charge sebastian. it comes from a backup copy of his parliamentary computer. prosecutors say he used his laptop to visit child pornography websites on

you put some of those guys out of his busy new jersey. is all i am saying. >> we're giving them business within their existing route. paying them within 24 hours for thertheir no longer spending lae nights trying to collect bills, they're getting their money the next business day. >> what about gutter and chimney cleaning? could you do that? >> we are focusing on plowing and mowing. we will add leaf removal service coming up and even toying with other ideas such as water and plants. charles: you want to be uber the of this space. we have these harsh winters, they are so busy they don't need your helpcome up with a homeowner still needs somebody did you may have to get these kids hustling to make some money. >> a minneapolis we had over 100 providers. never had any problems with taking jobs. they had a really bad winter, we had guys 24 hours taking home an extra thousand dollars. charles: long-term contracts, a lot of people are going to chime in. congratulations, fantastic stuff. president christy tries to overhaul the system. does that me

so, thank you for your work on that and look forward to hearing further updates. >> item 14, new business. >> thank you, commissioners. with respect to new business, i want to again come back to the forward calendar. we talked about it today, but wanted to mention that the august 12th meeting we will be providing a look at the waterfront land use plan and believe that we will be joined by larry gold span, the head of bcdc at our september th meeting. i already discussed the time certain item on sea level rise by john englander and travis. we also will be joined by john ram for his annual appearance before the port commission which was a new business item that the commissioners gave us the last time mr. ram was here. i do want to make a change to the forward calendar in that we are going to have our off-site meeting at the southeast community center on oakdale and we think that's a better meeting to do our blue greenway item because that will really speak to the community. we propose to move the blue greenway item to september 9 to september 23rd and move the kerress item forward so just a

have not given staff access where many palestinians have been wo it's time now for a check with business news. yi, good morning, what do you have for us? >> we have yet to see a solution in the article general teen debt dispute. it's rating has been cut from triple c to sd, selective default. the u.s. supreme court ruled in june before paying a group of u.s. hedge funds demanding full paymen some analysts say the s&p downgrade will only have a limited impact on financial markts. the country has not been issuing southern bonds on the international market since it defaulted in 2001. inflation is moving closer to their tar get. still, they say they're in no rush to raise interest rates. the fed issued a statement after policymakers fought for two da. it said reboubded in the second the people at the fed are concerned about what's happening in the labor marke still, they decided to withdraw from their stimulus progra they reduced monthly purchases of bonds to $25 billion. and they're on course to end that program but they decided to keep short term int gdp was stronger nan expected. still, wall s

. >>> we move on to business news and with the big day ahead for corporate earnings, yesterday we saw stocks falling across the board amid overseas volatility. >> you are going higher at the open here unless we get some negative news flow from the seven dow companies that report today and of course we get apple and of course with we've got a cpi number due at 8:30. a lot more the market to keep its eye on. we've seen good earnings so far from a number of u.s. companies. netflix, quartertly earnings double and chipotle pushing up the share price, instead of them putting up burrito prices. >> gwen -- genx is rejoists atari. >> they try to target new communities in the lgbt community is one that they are going after with pride fest. it's a new game you can build your own pride festival in any city of your choice. they think that this will res on nate with that community very much a story. the games maker looking for the diversity vote. >> there is outrage in new york city after police arrest went terribly wrong. one man is dead and just last night four workers were suspended without pay

jane wells, cnbc business news, houston, texas. >>> we have to take a quick braet. xt on "worldwide exchange," we speak to the ceo of the airbus group as their new model has orders at the air show. we're back in two. we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candidates. makes my job a lot easier. [ female announcer ] over 100,000 businesses have already used zip recruiter and now you can use zip recruiter for free at a special site for tv viewers; go to ziprecruiter.com/offer2. the group's ceo has booked its latest deal with airbus. airbus expects delta air lines to place an order for the more fuel efficient model. stephane, what are we talking here in terms of numbers? are we looking at guidance being raised? >> yeah. it's in a goo

bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." the air show kicks off minus one of the star attractions. the new f-35 fighter jet won't be making an appearance after an engine fire grounds the fleet in the u.s. we speak to the ceo of lockheed martin which makes the plane exclusively on this show. >>> a sweet deal to kick off merger monday. chocolate maker lindt is buying russell stover. this is the biggest in lindt's history. >>> and could it be a fifth time lucky? they are ready to recommend the latest bid to shareholders as the u.s. drugmaker raises its bid to $53 billion. >>> the death toll mounts as israel continues its offensive in gaza promising to inflict a significant blow to hamas as more rockets are fired into israel from the lebanese border. airbus launched a version of the a-330 neo that will be powered by rolls royce engines. phil lebeau just caught up with the ceo of airbus and asked him about the launch. >> that's great news for us. we have a great product here. we have sold more than 1,000 aircraft so far. and we ha

become the next business to discover the new new york. [ male announcer ] see if your business qualifies back to "hannity." he's a member of america's favorite tv family. now "duck dynasty's" jase robertson has a new book "good call, reflections on faith, family, and fowl." he talkses about the time he was thrown out of a new york city hotel. >> you are the only robertson i haven't met. you're ducking me, dodging, avoiding me. what's up with that? >> man, i don't know. i try to stay away from the media as much as possible. the last time i talked to you i was in the duck blind. we had this weird conversation between duck hunts and duck shoots. that was interesting. >> you're out duck hunting with your dad. we talked for 40 minutes but every few minutes you'd go, hang on. then -- [ quacking ] -- bam! i'd say, did you get him? i got him. >> is that exciting, or what? >> i'm in new york. that's more exciting than the craziness in the street where people talk to themselves saying quack, quack, quack. >> i don't know how you do it. i walked through new york. i was just like, man, there is way

. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> hi, everybody. welcome. you are watching "worldwide exchange" for the next two hours. i just want to update ow some flashes we're just getting across our wires. we're seeing uk politicians talking, saying that they need to send a clear signal to russia, the world has changed since the recent eu meeting took place. he says expectations have changed and the eu needs to go further. a terrible incident that happened because of russia's support for these separatists, referring there to the recent planes that were shot down at the end of last week, mh-17. we'll be talking a lot more about what the prospects are for russia and ukraine and where we're going from here. we'll be doing that here within the next two hours or so. let's update you that the dutch foreign ministers speaking out of brussels, saying they're willing to adopt further sanctions against russia. we heard from uk cameron yesterday afternoon speaking before the house of commons suggesting he would be suggesting further sanctions during the

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