also on citron and persia its total half year profits were one point seven billion euros. but let's imagine that you get paid and have to spend the money immediately before it loses its value germany was in a similar situation in the nine hundred twenty s. that was a situation that helped the nazis come to power venezuelans are now suffering a similar fate even though the socialist country has the world's largest oil reserves its people are broke and very hungry. caracas is going hungry conditions are already bad in the capital and it's supposed to be worse in the countryside retirees are taking to the streets to demonstrate they can't live off their state pension although on paper they're millionaires those millions however are worth next to nothing. then. the president to create i get four million two hundred ball of ours but they're not paying us our full pension they're only paying two million which is not even enough for half a carton of eggs and the international monetary fund has made a prediction that says that venezuela will reach a million percent inflation by th

i'm nancy hungerford >> i'm willem marx these are your headlines >>> citron shares hit the highest level as the opel business returns to profit in the first half of the year. >>> ubs posts a better than expected rise in second quarter net profits sending shares higher the ceo tells cnbc the bank is on course for a strong year. >> like in the last few years, we have been able to navigate challenging market conditions and deliver have returns to our shareholders i believe we will continue to have a solid performance also for the rest of the year >>> a big beat for alphabet. shares jump to a record high in after hours trade after the google parent company's second quarter earnings smash expectations. >>> and ams jumps more than 10% as the apple supplier forecasts record revenues for the second half of the year pulling other chipmakers higher. >>> hello. welcome to "street signs." we have some eurozone pmi figures to bring you this is the flash number for the month of july coming in on the composite level just shy of forecasts. that composite coming at 54.3. that compared to a forecast of 54

sun trust upgraded a bunch in that space yesterday >> let's updated a stock, abvi, which citron a short time ago tweeted about. they say a report is coming. >> in 2017, that was a strong winner for me. traded at significant from the long side multiple times 2018 has been brutal every time i bought it, it's been immediately declining it turned and went the other way. once again this morning we're seeing that. you have to cut your losses. >> is this a stock you showed up the other day and said what is going on with my abbvie? >> wasn't me >> wasn't me >> it was joe. >> it was me >> you balged bailed in part bo citron >> it didn't help. >> i would buy it based upon -- >> he calls it the next great drug short >> these bozos who follow what he says, it goes down, then he writes t it goes down, then for all we know he is covering i would buy it in the next day or two based upon this. >> i'm sure he'll e-mail us. >> you're in the cross hairs >>> here's what else is coming up on "the halftime report" -- an up arrow for square why one analyst is confident this is the shape to be in. >>> don't mi

to hold a panel discussion with our other guests and for that, we'll be joined by professor daniel citron. danielle is a law professor and her book, "hate crimes in cyberspace", tackles the phenomenon of cyber civil rights. cyber stalking and she has another book that explore privacy in the context of the internet. she worked with our next guest, writing about the deep fake problem. her professor in crime is professor bobby chesney. he's a james baker chair at university of texas. and he's the head of an interdisciplinary research center that includes the focus on the integration of security, technology, policy, and law. he is also one of the co-founders of law fair and he co-hosts a weekly show the national security law prod podcast. >> we are our technology, chris is a senior staff scientist and an engineering manager at google ai. he has been a professor at both new york university and stanford university and among his many awards, chris has an academy award for his special effects and visual effects works in movies and entertainment, including things you may have heard of like "star w

nole citron says he wasn't paid for more tn 3,00 hours of work on what his lawyers call ac utterllousay of unwarranted privilege and entitlent. he is seeking back wages with six years of interest. he serve as mr. trump's certainly driver for 25 yearsti 2016 when the secret service took on the role for the presidential nominee. a spokesperson for the trump organization says he was paid accordance nd in with the law. >>> after being buried alive for more than nine hours, a 5-month-old baby boy is in good condition and recovering at the hospitalal offi in missoula, montana say officials were called to the lolo hot springs. they questioned franc crowle he told them that a baby was buried somewhere in the woods. according to the sheriff's office, after six hours of searching, an officer heard the fat cry of a baby, and they were able to find the infant. police say crowley, the child's caretaker, has been arrested on criminal endangermentar ges. >> my goodness. >>> youtube is investing in the war on take cnews. thpany has announced that $25 million will go toward highlighting stories and vi

popular brand with almost twenty five percent of market share it's followed by the french carmakers citron with over sixteen percent on ground zero with just over ten percent of the prize fund for black behind the pack with a six percent share. and that's all your business back to leyland from still on the world cup yeah it's going to take a while for them to come down back to earth of because in football france is still in celebration mode following it so world cup victory here the team returned to paris with the iconic trophy yesterday with thousands of fervent fans welcoming them back home while it all started on the shelves uneasy where as see supporters crowded the streets and tried to get a glimpse of the team as they rode through the city on their champions bus meanwhile present a man around my car has already promised the a legion of honor for the victories exceptional services to the country and after all that live let the fans a little song and dance. are all that victory for france the country's second world cup title was largely nurtured in the suburbs of paris while many of th

with our other guests and for that we will be joined by professor daniel such on -- -- d anielle citron. her book tackles the phenomenon cyber civil rights, cyber stalking and she has another project that will continue the expiration of privacy in the context of the internet. she worked with our next guest to write an outstanding analysis of the deep fake problem which is the backbone of this event. her partner in crime is professor bobby chesney. he is a member of the law faculty and the director of the strong center which is an interdisciplinary research center that includes a focus on the integration of security, technology, policy, and law. he is one of the co-funders of haveair and finally, we our incredibly qualified technology -- technologist. chris is a senior staff scientist and engineering manager at google ai. --has been oppressed professor at stanford university and among his many awards, chris has an academy award or his special effects and visual work in movies and entertainment including things you may have avengers" and"the others. please join me and -- in welcoming and

legal by the way, if you don't actually read the paper, the quickest and easiest way, google n,esney citron deep fakes ssr that is the acronym for the website that hosts the article, currently. that is the way that you can find it. donyell, you could talk about how section two 230 could place more pressure on platforms to police that thing. >> section 230, how many people know what we are talking about? of you. and, my co-author. i will not call on you, i promise, that -- there is something called a communications decency act, a law passed in 1996, which was about how to rid the internet of corn. which now, seems like an insane proposition, right? -- rid of the internet of porn. what remains is a section that was designed to encourage self-monitoring. lawmakers knew that they couldn't possibly read the internet -- may include this in the law, stocking, harassment, -- of such illegal activity. they wanted to encourage self regulation. there were early cases, a case theylong island, where found that prodigy was filtering for curse words. and because prodigy had done some editing, they were fo