dundee attracts a very large share of u.k. research money. these experts were saying to me that if they lose that money by losing the u.k., they will lose the center of expertise. not just important in medical care, but in terms of developing treatments and products as one example, what you take for example as here in glasgow we know that there have been huge problems, but there are a lot of royal navy work here. it depends on the royal navy with defense jobs throughout scotland, all examples of where the jobs come from in the future. if we lose those jobs it will put a barrier between those and those businesses with a bad effect on employment prospects. things are difficult just now for obvious reasons, i believe we would be making a huge mistake to take on risks we don't need and giving opportunities for children in the generations to come. [applause] >> can i say, as first minister i have been working all week with the shops to try to procure the appointments there and i am absolutely delighted that we have moved into a position tonight wi

the 30 year-old was last seen on july 24th and a home town of dundee york him. a couple told police that they saw a woman fitting houston's description. investigators are waiting for surveillance video from the ferry. houston's husband says he is hopeful about that trip the wants to continue search efforts closer to home. that the flooding. >> created a dangerous river of mud and debris. one person died in the car slipped off of the road. >> and claremont as many as 500 children and adults are trapped due to impassable roads. >> took a turn for the worst hit a six flags amusement park in new jersey. lost power and stopped working friday afternoon. >> they had to use the emergency stairs next to the tracks and order to get down. >> the ride reopened about an hour later >> him mass-transit stood zone and how can i helping low- income employees get can i helping low- income employees get to work. -[ laughing ] -yeah! ♪ it was the best day ♪ it was the best day yeah! ♪ it was the best day ♪ 'cause of you we make a great pair. -[echoing] great pair. -huh? progressive

dundee attracts a very large share of u.k. research money.hese experts were saying to me that if they lose that money by losing the u.k., they will lose the center of expertise. not just important in medical care, but in terms of developing treatments and products as one example, what you take for example as here in glasgow we know that there have been huge problems, but there are a lot of royal navy work here. it depends on the royal navy down the tribe with defense jobs throughout scotland, all examples of where the jobs come from in the future. if we lose those jobs it will put a barrier between those and those businesses with a bad effect on employment prospects. when things are difficult just now for obvious reasons, i believe we would be making a huge mistake to take on risks we don't need and giving opportunities for children in the generations to come. [applause] >> can i say, as cross minister i have been watching all week with the shops to try to procure the appointments there and i am absolutely delighted that we have moved into a

dundee, michigan southwest of detroit and home of about 4,000 people and got surplus equipment. the local newspaper described how police had just 22 ton, $850,000 mines resistant ambush protected vehicle sitting in the parking lot. they got it for free. the county got $2.7 million from the military equipment since 2006. officials want to review the policy for places like monroe county and ferguson, missouri. in a statement, eric holder said this equipment flowed to forces because they were increasingly being asked to assist in counter terrorism. the displays of force and response to mostly peaceful demonstrations can be counter productive. he he has been covering this issue for the last few weeks. good morning to you. >> it is one of the things that every local paper has done. what about the stories and finding out the local equipment. this all happened because essentially in response to 9/11 and beefing up police forces in washington, d.c. and likely a target for terrorism, they decided every police force in america should get something. the formerly forced nature and how this

. >> dundee corp. has increased the stake in your company. what do you want for additional cash? >> opportunities that result from that analysis in countries. we are mentioning -- and maybe it's apparent with argentina, look at countries like ecuador. they issued $2 billion of debt two months ago. paraguay issued $1 billion for 30-year bonds. and originally we were looking at columbia as another three, four count that we can see this. capital increase is going to serve to operations and investments into those countries. >> all right, juan, it's great to have you on the show. best of luck with your expansion plans. thank you so much, founder and president of union group. >>> still to come on the show, find out why africa's largest lender standard bank sees ongoing head winds in its crucial market. we speak to the ceo first on cnbc. after the break, we're joined by goldman sachs, chief global equity strategist. find out why he's bullish on the dax despite the disappointing german data coming up on sh show only. we'll be back in two. >>> did german economy contracts while france is

if you take someone like angelo dundee, the trainer for mohammed ali.if he were to tell the sports world that his fighter cannot win this upcoming fight because of a fill in the blank, that is kind of what he is doing. we have a fighting force and he is making these statements to the world of what our military cannot do. i do not think our commander-in-chief should ever do that. as far as the gentleman who called in, an african-american, always voted democratic -- i would like to ask him how did that work out in detroit for the population. look at that city. it is in shambles. has this hill headline. john kerry says there are no plans for more u.s. troops in iraq. he is in australia with the defense secretary holding a news conference in australia. that is what some republicans have said. you are only going to use airstrikes and in the debate is can airstrikes get this done? can they really we can isis. ary have the war we public to does not want this. this president was elected because of his opposition to the war in iraq. far as the narrative, it is g

outplayed based in dundee and funded by investors in oxford. they may be located in silicon glen but they are backed by the rest of the u.k. and today they are summing across the world. from onen economy nation to the next like the entrepreneur williams who took sky scanner from london to edinburgh and made it the fastest-growing online air ticket site anywhere in the world. scottish power does not just generate power for scotland but for wales, too. look at the iconic scottish drink. it is made down in milton keyes as well. that is what an interconnected economy looks like, and economy of opportunity. if we pull that apart and we make foreigners of our neighbors, business could become tougher, trade could become more costly and complex, jobs could become harder to find. oursingle market is one of union's greatest advantages. if we stay together, scottish businesses have better opportunities. scottish consumers have more choice. scottish people have more secure jobs. greatt all of those advantages at risk by going into the great unknown? our se

if you take someone like angelo dundee, the trainer for mohammed ali.he were to tell the sports world that his fighter cannot win this upcoming fight because of a fill in the blank, that is kind of what he is doing. we have a fighting force and he is making these statements to the world of what our military cannot do. i do not think our commander-in-chief should ever do that. as far as the gentleman who called in, an african-american, always voted democratic -- i would like to ask him how did that work out in detroit for the population. look at that city. it is in shambles. has this hill headline. john kerry says there are no plans for more u.s. troops in iraq. he is in australia with the defense secretary holding a news conference in australia. that is what some republicans have said. you are only going to use airstrikes and in the debate is can airstrikes get this done? can they really we can isis. ary have the war we public to does not want this. this president was elected because of his opposition to the war in iraq. far as the narrative, it is gett

a story out of dundee, new york, five years after it exploded into a political conflagration over deathanels, the issue of paying doctors to talk to patients about end-of-life care is making a comeback and such sessions may be covered for the americans on medicare as early as next year, so folks will be watching out for a decision, talking about the fact that a couple of states are already paying for these kinds of discussions under the medicaid programs. we are sure that there will be some more conversation as time goes on. melvin, richmond, florida, go ahead. caller: that's richmond, virginia. host: go ahead. c-span, fork you, taking my call. as several people have said, the president is very smart. he went to one of the finest schools in the united states. he basically, in my opinion, is just stalling so that he can get congress back in there and make them decide whether or not we should go to war. of, you only have a couple war hawks out there, like mccain and jackson, in south carolina, screaming -- let's go to war. the majority of republicans don't want to vote on going into anoth

general fur houston disappeared two weeks ago from her home in dundee, oregon.s no evidence of foul play. >>> an update on a story we brought you earlier this week. police in texas released security video of the heist from a woman's 3,000 square foot closet. and you see the burglar here walk in and began raiding three floors of shoes, jewels, and fur. a million dollars in designer items were stolen. the home owner said she forgot to set the alarm last friday night. no arrests have been made yet. >>> and now history making hire. the nba's reigning champs hired the first full-time female assistant coach. haley jackson has more on the milestone. >> reporter: less than two months after winning the nba championship, the san antonio spurs are once again making headlines by making history. >> i think this is a great step for women. >> reporter: in a game known for shattering back boards, becky hammond is shattering the nba's glass ceiling, by breaking into the league's boys club as assistant coach for the spurs. >> i've never looked at myself like i'm going to be the t