dedication of the launch in honor of corinne woods. >> do you have anything? >> i just want to commend everyone and i think if it wasn't corinne woods name on this plan it would be diane nervous name. you have done a fantastic job. i know it is a team effort and many people including co-chairs and everybody working on this. you have been the guiding force, you have been patient and persistent and you have put all of the pieces together. you have kept us updated as all of the pieces of the puzzle have come together. it is not easy. in terms of the depth and breath of the plan. it was way back in the 1990s. we in a great place. it is a framework to help us. i think it is coming at a great time when we are embarking upon the actual major aspects of the plan which is what are we going to do with the historic piers. commissioner brennan and i went -- commissioner brandon and i went on a tour to prioritize as now we understand how it fits together and would like to see it together and execute it and including it. i would say the next step seems to be for staff to gi

corinne gretier in zurich. more breaking news, on thomas cook. two red headlines. it sees challenging summer trading impacting full-year ebit, and it has had multiple bids for its airline. the two red headlines to break from thomas cook. marketseck in with the in asia. juliette saly, good to see you. juliet: a little mixed in asian markets. upside in china, but the stronger yen weighed on the nikkei, down 0.6% on the close. some weakness in the indonesian market, and watching india with the polls expected to come through. i want to show you the currency board, where most of the action has been today. australian unemployment going up to 5.2% in april, showing the aussie dollar hitting a fresh four month low, one of the worst-performing g10 currencies, tied with the kiwi today. you have also seen yields in

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corinne, great to have you with us.y nestle selling skin health, and what that could tell us about what else we might see in m&a? corinne: so, ever since the new ceo came in, he has been trimming the portfolio, weeding out underperformers and laggards, and acquiring in high-growth areas. health unit has been a weak spot for nestle, facing a lot of competition from generic alternatives. they have also been cutting hundreds of jobs, and analysts including activist investor dan forayave been saying the into dermatology has been non-core, and should be sold. in terms of further m&a, we still have the lunchmeats business that nestle is expected and plenty of other areas where analysts are keen to see sales, like u.s. frozen food, ice cream, and chocolate in europe. nejra: great to have you with us. european consumer reporter corinne gretier in zurich. more breaking news, on thomas cook. two red headlines. it sees challenging summer trading impacting full-year ebit, and it has had multiple bids for its airline. the two red he

pop explained by corinne is is one of the reasons that you are online but i had fans they singing in korean so maybe you are out of a job how does that actually happen how do you explain the spread of k. pop out of south korea where the bands are still singing in in korean and the fans are loving of all 1st i think social media really helps. because like you know it's really easy to say there's no barriers in terms of geography anymore. in terms of the language i think the the fandom culture the band quarter and stock and keep up. they really want to support their artists that they are like their mothers and their fathers for the artists are just simply bands consuming their content in really want the best for their artist so they actually you know there are a lot of them they've been bought and turly you know i'll translate and try to spread the artist to other people outside of south korea to other countries so i think that part of puerto worth engrave and the keep our industry among the fans is very very hard for inspiring this as well as videos like ours. that explain the true me

corinne wheatley has more.ide the property where these six children were found yesterday. all day, people have been stopping by with bunches of flowers, cards, balloons, messages of condolence, as the local community tries to come to terms with what's happened here. now, we know the emergency services were called at about half past seven yesterday morning to reports of a concern for safety. six children were taken to hospital and it was confirmed yesterday that the two eldest — boys aged 13 and 14 — had died. we now know that the four other children, including a seven—month—old baby, have been released from hospital. none of the children involved in yesterday's incident can be identified for legal reasons. now, two people were arrested on suspicion of murder yesterday, a 37—year—old man and a 34—year—old woman, and police have said they're not looking for anybody else in connection with the deaths. all day, we've seen pcsos on patrol in this area, trying to provide a bit of reassurance to local people. but sout

resolution dedicating the pier 52 public boat launch in memory of waterfront plan working group member corinne woods. >> good afternoon. i am diane with the planning and environment division representing the waterfront plan team. we are here to give you a preview of the water front plan. i am sorry i don't have it to give to you today. i wanted to give you this heads up. we have been before you several times to give you th the steps through which the whole waterfront plan working group worked to develop recommendations that you endorsed. we are at work to get that through the production process to produce the plan. i want to acknowledge a number of working group members here today. i thank them for coming. janice lee sends regrets she can't join us but we will go ahead anyway. the waterfront plan as you may recall. there were 161 recommendations the working group brought to you that you endorsed. there are additional policies in the plan right now. the staff's work is about trying to take the existing policies, figuring which ones need updated, which are obsolete and bringing in the new conten

david, corinne, bill. 24 candidates. >> fun. >> there is a story in the boston globe that cited a booke era of netflix and how people get almost paralyzed because they have too much to choose from. there's part of the biden surge that feels like it's -- i don't know if i want to figure out 23 candidates. i know that guy. >> right. >> is there a point where the field is so big it's impossible to break through? >> we might be getting there, for sure. it is looking like it is impossible to break through because as you mentioned biden as done better than most people thought he would. we have a critical moment coming which will be the debates. msnbc will be doing the first one. there will be a moment for lesser known candidates to make their move, break through. the leading candidates like biden and bernie will have a challenge. they'll have the x on their back. then you have the second tier candidates trying to move up. we'll see what happens. that will be a moment to watch. >> you spend more time outside of washington than in washington. it's very possible we are misreading a lot of thing

so there is arguments to be made here, corinne. are not just fighting against data and the president's branding and his bragadoccio, you are fighting for a substantial amount of americans a sense the xi feels to them. not for everybody. >> not for everybody. >> for some number of people, the economy feels better, that's what the polling shows. >> i will turn no the trump tax cut. people just a month ago, april 15th, people learned that they were going to get hardly any money and pay a lot more. so i think there are issues like that, that democrats can lean into and talk about and really put it out there. because there are things over and over again that donald trump has done that does not help the people who helped elect him. >> donald trump's economy is not your economy n. 2018 mid-terms a nine-point popular delaware it's not a presidential elex but the economy was worrying them. >> my latest story is in politico, which joe biden the front runner says he's going to get in the nickname game with donald trump. he says there are so m

our correspondent corinne wheatley sent us this update from the scene.. north yorkshire police say he is still being treated in hospital, and his condition is now described as critical but stable. they have also told us that when he was airlifted to leeds general infirmary yesterday he was found to have injuries that wouldn't have been apparent at the time of the incident. we know the emergency services were called here at about half past 11 yesterday morning, and lots of people were around at the time. witnesses told us they heard screams and people shouting to the operator to stop the ride when it became clear that the boy had fallen from one of the carriages on the twister onto the gravel below. the parkis twister onto the gravel below. the park is still open today. we've seen lots of families arriving at the ticket gates, but the ride itself of course is still closed. it's not the first time that has been an incident involving this ride. back injune 2001, a 20—year—old student, gemma savage, died when two cars collided, and after her death, the owner

. >> corinne edibincredible. >> random highlights? i don't want to see them coming out. we want to see -- >> the thing? >> we want to see -- >> anyway, we'll get to this later on. we have with it roger bennett, who is going to be coming. one of the greatest comebacks in the history of european football. yeah, not roger. that's a sad, sad story. that's not a great comeback. anyway, we're going to be talking about liverpool in a little bit. very excited to have julia here, too. >> really great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me up here. it is great to be off my corner at the justice department, seeing my colleagues in person again. >> once in a while, right? we have a get to get -- a lot to get to with you. >> anybody that walks behind you with signs will be dragged off. >> i'd love for my mother and second grade teacher who diagnosed me with a.d.d. to see me trying to read that with people heckling me behind. i overcame that. >> that's long history of pain right there. >> no heckling. >> we can talk about it. >> except from mike barnicle. >>> ferguson, the press

pop explained by corinne is is one of the reasons that you are online but i had fans they singing inkorean so maybe you are out of a job how does that actually happen how do you explain the spread of k. pop out of south korea where the bands are still singing in in korean and the fans are loving it. of your 1st stop i think sort of media really helps. because like you know it's very easy to say there's no barriers in terms of geography anymore and in terms of the language barrier i think the the fandom culture the bank culture and supped area and k. pop they really want to support their artists there they are like their mothers and their fathers or the artists are just simply fans consuming their content they really want the best for their artists so they actually you know there's a lot of them they've been bought interleave you know i'll translate and try to spread the artist to other people outside of south korea to other countries so i think that kind of culture with engrave and we keep our industry among the fans is very very hot for inspiring this as well as videos like ours. th