salmon farming firm in the world it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which is gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon pose no threat to their wild cousins. when at lennoxtown or actually put out into the ocean they go disease free they're raised in hatcheries a land base facilities and fresh water and we actually have a large suite of vaccinations that are given to the fish to guarantee that they're entering the water in a clean and healthy way that may be true but why are fishermen in british columbia catching fewer and fewer wild salmon many factors could be playing a role not least climate change or pollution but most locals blame the fish

salmon farming firm in the world it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which is gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon pose no threat to their wild cousins. when at lennoxtown or actually put out into the ocean they go disease free they're raised in hatcheries a land base facilities and fresh water and we actually have a large suite of vaccinations that are given to the fish to guarantee that they're entering the water in a clean and healthy way that may be true but why are fishermen in british columbia catching fewer and fewer wild salmon many factors could be playing a role not least climate change or pollution but most locals blame the fish

salmon farming firm in the world it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from canada's new trade agreement with the e.u. which has gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon pose no threat to their wild cousins. when atlanta examiner actually put out into the ocean they go disease free their recent hatcheries a land based facilities and freshwater and we actually have a large suite of vaccinations that are given to the fish to guarantee that they're entering the water in a clean and healthy way that may be true but why are fishermen in british columbia catching fewer and fewer wild salmon many factors could be playing a role not least climate change or pollution but most locals blame the fish farms

i spoke with the company representative over the phone tonight and he told me they are taking these allegations seriously. alerted local and state authorities. telling family members say not only want the worker arrested and fired, they won his supervisors fired. >> i'm shocked because i did not receive a call. >> reporting in prince george's , abc 7 news. >> president trump calling out senator john mccain tonight because today, senator mccain refused to support the new effort to repeal obamacare. theident trump says that horrible for the party. the president says it will get done down the line. the dangerous war of words escalating between the united states and north korea with the insult growing more personal. the president saying that north korea should have been handled here's ago. -- years ago. north korea threatened to test a hydrogen bomb over the nuclear weapon. >> a hydrogen bomb will have lots of nick. -- radiation. if it hits the water, there will be contamination for hundreds of miles. >> heated language with with kim jong-un: president trump to ranged. and president trump labeling

a mile and a half radius around the chemical plant was evacuated tuesday after company representativeseir emergency plans had failed. ed gonzalez is the harris county sheriff. >> we believe the smoke is a nontoxic irritant. >> reporter: the company had backup generators. all of them failed. then refrigeration units in three of nine trailers failed. officials warn the highly combustible compounds, known as organic peroxides, were sure to burn as the temperatures rose, although they downplayed the harm. >> no one is in danger based on the fire we expect. >> reporter: arkema executive richard rennard defended the company's response. >> we believe at this point the safest thing to do is toow product in those to degrade and burn. >> reporter: we asked the company to provide us with a list of chemicals at the plant. they said they would. we called 11 times today and never got that list. we tried to get in touch with your company yesterday repeatedly and could not get a-- i just have a simple question. regarding the chemical, can you tell us what it is and exactly what it contains. >> yes, it

a mile and a half radius around the chemical plant was evacuated tuesday after company representatives warned local officials their emergency plans had failed. ed gonzales is the county sheriff. >> we believe the smoke is a nontoxic irritant. >> reporter: the company had backup generators, all of them failed. then refrigeration units in three of nine trailers failed. the highly combustible compounds known as organic peroxides were sure to explode as the temperature rose. the executive defended the company's response. >> we believe at this point that the safest thing to do is to allow the other eight containers, product in them those to degrade and burn. >> reporter: we asked them to provide us a list of chemicals at the plant. they said they would. >> we tried to get in touch with your company repeatedly and i have a simple question. regarding the chemical, can you tell us what it is and exactly what it contains sf. >> yes. it's liquid organic peroxide. the concern is that when these things degrade, they generate heat. when they generate he, can burn. when they burn, you can have an ex

they say, the nationaljoint utility group which represents, it's a trade body for the utility companies. representsor the utility companieslj represents, it's a trade body for the utility companies. i know them well. they said approximately half of activity in the street is undertaken by highways authority, local councils, all organisations need to work to minimise disruption, not just utilities. in need to work to minimise disruption, notjust utilities. in other words, we are a convenient whipping boy for this but we are part of the problem but not all the problem. there is a certain amount of truth in that. 0bviously councils work on roads because we are responsible for road maintenance, when you see a road resurfaced... you don't do it at night, why should utility companies. it would add to costs. we do. i can speakfor it would add to costs. we do. i can speak for buckinghamshire where i am leader, we do a large amount of overnight work to minimise disruption on major roads. but at the moment there is no incentive for utility companies to do that. they're utility companies to do that. they‘ re o

a mile and a half radius around the chemical plant was evacuated tuesday after company representativesd local officials their emergency plans had failed. ed gonzalez is the harris county sheriff. >> we believe the smoke is a nontoxic irritant. >> reporter: the company had backup generators. all of them failed. then refrigeration units in three of nine trailers failed. officials warn the highly combustible compounds, known as organic peroxides, were sure to burn as the temperatures rose, although they downplayed the harm. >> no one is in danger based on the fire we expect. >> reporter: arkema executive richard rennard defended the company's response. >> we believe at this point the safest thing to do is to allow the other eight containers, product in those to degrade and burn. >> reporter: we asked the company to provide us with a list of chemicals at the plant. they said they would. ns called 11 times today and never got that list. we tried to get in touch with your company yesterday repeatedly and could not get a-- i just have a simple question. regarding the chemical, can you tell us

oil company representatives to come in and look over these oil oil reserves so i think that's i think through the russians and the united states are going to have to take the opportunity at the telos and left level to really. work this out once and for all because you cannot have a clash otherwise there's going to be even greater consternation in that region i would hope that it can be a result result all know one of the major international security issues at the moment that will almost certainly be discussed between the two men is north korea and that rex tillerson has said in relation to north korea that the u.s. is pursuing a peaceful pressure campaign while making haley has said that the washington has exhausted all diplomatic means has the u.s. really tried all diplomatic options with north korea. absolutely not and i believe that the united states needs to take the russians and the chinese up and and actually sit down with the north koreans and even trump himself president trump had offered last year and again this year to actually sit down and actually offer what he would call

it has sales of around three and a half billion euros a year company representatives refused to speak with us the industry is profiting from kind of his new trade agreement with the e.u. which is gotten rid of tariffs and increased production and exports but environmental activists say aquaculture is damaging wild stocks of fish. when they migrate upstream from the pacific to reproduce they swim right past the fish farms and critics say that has spread disease and infection canadian authorities however play down the issue and say the cage salmon pose no threat to their wild cousins. when atlanta examiner actually put out into the ocean they go disease free their race in hatcheries a land based facilities and fresh water and we actually have a large suite of vaccinations that are given to the fish to guarantee that they're entering the water in a clean and healthy way that may be true but why are fishermen in british columbia catching fewer and fewer wild salmon many factors could be playing a role not least climate change or pollution but most locals blame the fish farms for their emp

richard burr, the panel hasn't determined all the issues that will be covered are invited company representativesinclude twitter and other social media companies. i want to get straight to our bloomberg tech reporter who covers social media, and still with us, eric hippeau of letter venture -- lerer hippeau ventures. what do we know? iforter: he says facebook, they don't have much to hide, how about doing it in the public? although a date has not been set, this is important to the senators. facebook has given more information about the ads related to the russians spending to robert mueller's commission. we are very much looking forward to anything we can here in the public eye. does this mean we could see mark zuckerberg or sheryl sandberg testifying before congress? reporter: that could be a possibility. we could also see perhaps facebook's head of security, anyone who might have more maybe thatformation, they are looking into it on a granular level, but nothing has been confirmed. emily: eric, what is your take? actually issue is bigger than just the russian hack. we are entering a new relation

expected to do your job your spec to the press your spec to do whatever it takes to represent the company represent yourself so whenever we guys like us come out into hollywood guy like john work ethic through the roof attitude amazing the press what do you want me to do what else can i do to promote this it's like dream a dream performer for the for the people out here how do you explain the phenomenal success of the rock just work ethic work ethic talent charisma not taking no for an answer and it all boils down to rock as ole osi he does have all those things and he'd run for president absolutely think he could win absolutely i'll tell you the reason why we live in a world now called the era of the celebrity president started with obama in a little bit now with trump no previous experience knows how to work a camera knows how to be charismatic that's what you need to be the. is that now we've we've already established you don't have to be a governor you don't even have to be a good thing to be a fail present well i agree but but it retrospect but he still got in so if you have a guy like the roc

soon be delivering orders from chipotle, five guys after teaming up with an online ordering company that representsrands. >> amazon also launched one hour beer, wine, or alcohol delivery. >> the competition is on. walmart is teaming up with the maker of a smart home security system to deliver groceries right to your fridge. even when you're not home. >> the delivery would be monitored by security cameras and homeowners can watch on a special app being tested in silicon valley. >>> a girl is trapped in a technology time warp. >> trying to play with an old game boy but is baffled by the lack of a touch screen. she never even tries the big manual buttons or the up or down arrows. arrows. hard to believe the game i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affecting both men and women, colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cancer killer in the united states. and it doesn't always cause symptoms, especially early on. but i'm only 53. i'm too young. [announcer] screening is recommended for men and women beginning at 50. but no one in my family had colon cancer. it doesn't run in my family. [a

let me say without reservation the future of remotely piloted aircraft is right and this company is represented above that in the last twenty five years we have logged over three million flight hours with our remotely piloted aircraft and it's interesting to note that that purvis exponential the more we produce the more it's flown in fact in that two thousand and fourteen we flew nearly five over five hundred thousand flight hours in one year alone. i think it's interesting to note that every second of every day there are fifty seven of our aircraft airborne worldwide. making soldiers into heroes has long been a tradition not just in america his willingness to sacrifice himself is what makes a soldier deployable. what value do so-called soldierly virtues have in a future where on manned machines dominate the battlefield. whether technicians we already have these kinds of people they're in the air force and they scare me they frighten me these are people who have no ethics they have no morals they are amoral they are a political they have no real concerns about anything but the technology and fr

the group that represents utility companies points out that they are carrying out big infrastructures designed to boost the economy, and if they have to pay to close roads, it offers less value for money for their customers. they also say that around half of all roadworks aren't carried out by utility companies, but by highways authorities, designed to improve the layout and surface of the roads. firms are being told they could avoid the charges by carrying out work at night, or coordinating plans with other companies. the scheme could be introduced in 2019. simon jones, bbc news. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nigel nelson, who's the political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday people, and the political commentatorjo phillips. let's look at the front pages. the observer says that the prime minister theresa may is facing a revolt from remain supporting mp‘s over the upcoming brexit bill. the same story leads the sunday telegraph, with tory rebels being told to back brexit or get corbyn. the sunday times also le

point they had people coming in from detroit, particularly ford and general motors, and representatives of those companiesthey wanted to persuade them that this would be a good place for a world fair. trouble was, it was august or september and water has to -- gone down to just a trickle. dam.here are several river naturally, the power company is interested in seeing this fair happen. they arranged to cut off the flow of the river entirely for a time, while king cole and others in spokane had lunch at a restaurant overlooking the side of the falls. only, they carefully set them down to where they would not looking at the river. say,predetermined time, 1:00. king cole said, have you seen our river? they say no. the scene are false? they say no. -- falls? no. they say, let's take a look. there were the walls crashing through the center of the city. they were very impressed by it. they went back to the hotel, 20 minutes later the power company shut off the river, turned off the faucet. they had made their case very well. gettingion to corporations to exhibit -- this for example, there be another when they ca

i think it will be different from the traditional company where they have represent 80%.icationgive me an of the return to profitability? 2016, hein 2014, 2015, had a narrowing of net income. but there is predicting a loss. are you still in the high investment period? for 2017 and maybe 2018, we will see a loss. we will continue to expand very ourdly in terms of development and system. at the same time we will hire more of the technology people because that is the court to the operation. i think we are able to manage our overall cost in the future. costs,s of our direct will see that in scale coming up. >> icap 1% in premiums came from five online partners. companies. to beat cornerstone investors. often times these main platforms, they charge very high fees. how will you get your margins improved? francis: top five for this year has reduced down to a little bit .bove 50% >> you have gone down even further. francis: i think it was due to the fact that we had added other partners. at the same time we have added other systems and platforms. that has helped us reduce that. w

companies like the rest of us have an obligation to do more. i look forward to hearing more from ms. abigail slater who is here today representing the internet association and who will tell us more about the specific work the association's member companies do and will do to fight those who would use their platforms for evil. we'll also hear from california attorney general bacerra who will after his testimony as the chief law enforcement officer of the state of california. he is currently prosecuting a case against backpage.com. he can speak to the recent requests by 50 state and territorial attorneys general to be allowed to enforce their respective criminal laws pertaining to sex trafficking in this arena. ms. uros is hear representing the national center for missing and exploited children and is the coordinated for the response of the center. mr. goldman is a law professor at santa clara university school of law and devoted much of his life to examining laws and their impact on the internet and will speak about the potential legal consequences of the changes to this proposed legislation. i think all for being here. these are

company. executive employees represent roughly twenty percent of the french work force. althouough the average national salary has in much change in the past decade. their salaries have grown considerably reaching fifty six thousand year was yearly before taxes. and because they're such a sought after work force the unemployment rate for executive employees is astonishingly low. three point five percent. when issue and we're expecting a record two hundred and twenty thousand executives recruited just this year it's never been this high seen or heard. between two thousand and ten and two thousand and fifteen the number of executive employees in france rose by five percent. over the same period of time the number of non executive positions decreased slightl. and tens of thousands of blue collar jobs disappeare. plus uncomfortable paid that at school from the business knees listen to their w 09/15/17 09/15/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> this is very tragic. it is very sad. many of us have loved ones in assisted

my name is abigail slater and represents more than 40 of the world's leading internet companies. on a personal note if i may, i'd like to acknowledge the testimony of miss ambrose here today and to convey my sympathy to her on her loss of her lawyer desiree, no family should have to suffer what mrs. ambrose's family suffered. there are three overarching points i would like to make today. first, the legitimate internet companies, the internet association represents are 100% committed to the fight against sex trafficking. our objective is to help stop these crimes from occurring from the first place so there's no more victims. we support targeted legislative changes including changes to the communications decency act that would allow victims and survivors to seek justice against bad actors that knowingly facilitate sex trafficking. as one of the mothers interviewed in the i am jane doe documentaries, i want my daughter to hold her head up high and know one nun none of t her fault. every mother should share this sentiment. psi report from earlier this year, a grand jury was convened

prosecutors unveiled criminal charges against university coaches, financial advisors, and representatives for sportswear companies accused of mutilating young athletes and and college of stores towards certain sports agents and managers. president trump plans to visit puerto rico next we come after the administration came under blistering criticism for its response to the damage on the island. president trump says it is the earliest he can visit without disrupting recovery operations. hillary clinton says there is more than meets the eye regarding the relationship between presidents trump and vladimir putin. i believe he has something on donald trump, or trump thinks he helped him so much that he will not turn on him. either is horrifying. thea: you can watch interview at 10:00 p.m. eastern. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. ♪ emily: i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology," live from new york. coming up, google searches its search and shop playbook hours before the eu

companies. the scheme could be introduced in 2019. simon jones, bbc news. martin tett is the transport spokesman for the local government association, which represents more thanhe new charges are not designed to be a revenue raising device for local councils. this is used to incentivise utility companies to actually do the work collectively, so they dig up the road once between a number of utility companies, and they go for a quiet periods with very low or no charge. it is not a money raising exercise her councils. the other important side of this, because sometimes people say this will drive up sometimes people say this will drive up the charges from the utility companies, this is not supported by the evidence on the trials. this is about them keeping down the cause, not passing them on to the customer. the headlines on bbc news: te metropolitan police has paid compensation to the former head of the army, lord bramall, and the family of the late home secretary, lord brittan, who were falsely accused of child sexual abuse a campaign group says more than 700 homes have been burned down in a rohingya muslim village — as tens of thousands of the minority group c

the group that represents utility companies points out that they are carrying out big infrastructurest the economy, and if they have to pay to close roads, it offers less value for money for their customers. they also say that around half of all roadworks aren't carried out by utility companies, but by highways authorities, defined to improve the layout and surface of the roads. firms are being told they could avoid the charges by carrying out work at night, or coordinating plans with other companies. the scheme could be introduced in 2019. simon jones, bbc news. some social housing residents in west london will be the first in england to have free solar panels on their homes under a new government scheme. 1,000 jobs are being created by the project. the aim is to reach 800,000 homes over the next five years. here's our business correspondent, vishala sri—pathma. the sun is out in acton, in west london, and residents here are hoping that it's going to help bring down their energy bills. these houses are some of the first beneficiaries of a new scheme that will see 100,000 social hous

i spend probably half my day now calling, doing peer to peers with other physicians that represent these companies, rather than caring for my patients. >> reporter: he said the key to making a dent in the opioid epidemic is making sure patients have access to alternative therapies and ways to treat addiction. for "nightly business report," i' >> so will c vchlt sch decision limit opioid prescriptions cause other pharmacy benefits managers to do the same? here to talk about the potential implications is dr. david stream, the medical director of medical and alcohol drug recovery at cleveland clinic. dr. stream, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> i'm curious, is it up to the prescribing doctor to limit the dosage and decide when it can be distributed? how does it work with the benefit manager, then? >> well, i think it's really best when these sorts of decisions are made in a collaborative process with another very important element of that, and that's the patient. so patients, payers, pharmacists, physicians, all should take a part in developing a treatment plan, if there's a procedu

were working in the cause of building a nation through mining the coal , who were not represented by their companytime, who did not have a voice to be able to fight against the system that was so unfair to them. , think a lot about the women because if the working conditions are so dangerous for the men, you have to think about the women. they may not have the as dangerous, -- have been as dangerous, but they had to live in the camps. that is the reality not just their fathers and husbands are coal miners, but the fear this will be their sons. most boys start mining around 14 years old. for mary, that is something she will be living with. the idea to strike is not just we want better wages, we want to shop at company stores. it is about whether or not they want husbands to live and their children to live. keyof the pieces i think it , -- youth key, they were quite what with the law cap the time. that on avery clear national level, they were not seen as citizens are being represented in this context. for me it is about being a parent. i used to never wanted -- want to identify as a mom because it w

the group that represents utility companies points out that they are carrying out big infrastructure and if they have to pay to close roads, it offers less value for money for their customers. they also say that around half of all roadworks aren't carried out by utility companies, but by highways authorities, designed to improve the layout and surface of the roads. firms are being told they could avoid the charges by carrying out work at night, or co—ordinating plans with other companies. the scheme could be introduced in 2019. simon jones, bbc news. as we've been hearing north korea says it has developed an advanced hydrogen bomb capable of being mounted on an intercontinental ballistic missile. state media said the country's leader, kim jong—un, had inspected such a device. however, no photographs of the weapon have been published. there's been no independent verification. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye, is in seoul. what more details doing have from this announcement? we have photographs now that have been photographed of kim jong—un looking ata photographed of kim jong—un lookin

the group that represents utility companies points out that they are carrying out big infrastructuret the economy, and if they have to pay to close roads, it offers less value for money for their customers. they also say that around half of all roadworks aren't carried out by utility companies, but by highways authorities, designed to improve the layout and surface of the roads. firms are being told they could avoid the charges by carrying out work at night, or coordinating plans with other companies. the scheme could be introduced in 2019. simon jones, bbc news. good evening. the metropolitan police has confirmed it's paid compensation, to the former chief of the defence staff, field marshal lord bramall, and the family of the late home secretary, lord brittan. and the family of the late both men had been falsely accused of child sexual abuse by an informant, who's now being investigated for allegedly perverting the course of justice. here's tom symonds. the course of justice. they were claims which seemed to go right to the heart of power in britain. to go right to the heart child

the group that represents utility companies points out that they are carrying out big infrastructureto pay to close roads, it offers less value for money for their customers. they also say that around half of all roadworks aren't carried out by utility companies, but by highways authorities, designed to improve the layout and surface of the roads. firms are being told they could avoid the charges by carrying out work at night, or coordinating plans with other companies. the scheme could be introduced in 2019. 3 more us diplomatic staff in cuba have reported health problems, following what american officials suspect was a covert sonic attack. nineteen people have now reported symptoms, including damaged hearing. the us believes a sonic device was placed in or near diplomats' homes. some of the victims suffered mild brain injuries and permanent hearing loss, according to the union representing us diplomatic staff. cuba has denied any involvement. william marquez, a reporter with bbc mundo has this started really late last year when some diplomatic us personnel and at least one canadian