this is not 20 years ago with enron. the controls, the digital tracing.t should be much more easy to understand the flow of money and there are billions missing >> real question about if this $2 billion was in the banks, why didn't they as a audit three years, apparently, they missed just checking basic stuff like a bank statement. perhaps just as bad as the crime by barfin, the german regulator. when the questions were made over the last couple of years about does this money exist, what do they do? they ban short sellers and the people that actually got this and invest gate the financial times journalists the auditors doesn't look great, does it? >> i tell you what, the regulators and company calling on a ban going after journalist history tells us that is probably not a stock you want to be in. thank you. >>> to watch, testifying before congress facing questions and the federal government's response due to the coronavirus. more on what we can expect from that testimony from capitol hill eamon, good morning. >> it is going to by a high-profile moment as

this was the same at enron by the way. i was interviewed by a very professional very sophisticated journalist from associated press yesterday with minute that he had a very hard time understanding or why the cards business model even was even after intensive research and if you don't understand the company's business model it's very hard to prepare or audit its financial information so why a card asian business especially conducted via 3rd party trustees was especially in transparent seems to be. some only some sympathy for the auditor who had a hard time getting confirmation about the existence of bank accounts when they had to go through those 3rd party trustees who might not have had very strong incentive to cooperate ok so you've got in a paik business model oversight bodies what do you think needs to be changed professor to prevent something like this from happening again. so of course these scandals always bring up these kinds of questions in you should the oversight be reformed and clearly these questions need to be

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the main headlines and back to the al-jazeera news hour in half an hour next it's inside story with enron car do stay with us. a global reckoning on racism police killings in the united states trigger protests and debates on racial legacies in britain and elsewhere so can europe and the us from each other this isn't what's true. hello and welcome to the program on iran come on the killing of george floyd an american police custody has triggered protests around the world some in solidarity with the black lives not on the mint in the united states other demonstrations are coals to confront the legacy of racism in their own countries rallies in britain have hard like to discrimination against minorities as well as britain's colonial past a statue of 17th century slave trade edward culson was dumped in bristol harbor last week in london city leaders removed a statue of another slave trade a role that milligan and fearing move on to listen boarded up winston churchill statute the full protest on saturday. for rights activists have held a council rally saying they wanted to protect the statues

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this was the same at enron by the way i was interviewed by a very professional very sophisticated journalist from associated press yesterday with minute that he had a very hard time understanding or cards business model even was even after intensive research and if you don't understand the company's business model it's very hard to prepare or audit its financial information so why of cards asian business especially conducted via 3rd party trustees was especially in transparency seems to be. only some sympathy for the auditor who had a hard time getting confirmation about the existence of bank accounts when they had to go through those 3rd party trustees who might not have had very strong incentive to cooperate. there was professor toast of the big much 1000000 university in. here's more stories making news around the world today a russian court is due to hand down its verdict in the controversial case against russian director kirill. he's accused of forming a criminal group with his colleagues and embezzling public funds for a theatre project the trial has sparked international calls for his

originally and thank you for that and at 3 pm we're coming back with more news it is being called the enron of germany the wire card company which manages online credit and debit card purchases freezes millions of accounts and apparently lost more than $2000000000.00 our own rick sanchez will join us to discuss all that and more coming up in about 30 minutes so that's it for right now keep up with everything and question at all times by downloading our brand you brianna portable t.v. there 247 a manila channel see about. join me every supposed to be a little excitement sure and i'll be speaking to get us to the world of politics or business i'm sure business i'll see you there. secret prisons are not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however even the most prosperous can be deceived we've been busy roads along the way to view the houses were. preserved was located on the only people had access to the story investigators covered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. the great ignore in. full. justice. folks next on dennis miller plus one we're going to ta

our politicians have such a hard time going after these companies because you think about it like enron all that you know they always put these companies up but the amount of devastation that a lot of these corporations do that trickles down throughout the community not just you know here you get a good example from the lit on fire and people died from this fire but just the devastation and the web the kind of the ripples in the water that spreads out when they break the law it's it's massively it's crippling this country and on those details because we do an amazingly good job of protecting big business and liberations and you're right sometimes they are the most guilty of the guilty the most sinful of the simple people are literally dying environmental infrastructure being torn apart and they never really are punished to the extent of the crimes that they do in the crimes they commit and i think that part of that is because we continue to send a message to corporations that you are above the law it doesn't matter you can never really fully be held accountable because money matters ove

it reminds me of worldcom and enron 18 years ago.li, i've got to make a tuition payment to fordham and then i have to write a check to boston college. >> education. start thinking about helping out inner-city schools. tom: ok. mario gabelli, let's rip up the script right now. is talking about education matters. needthe fat cats like you to do to generate a jumpstart education experience in the poorer parts of each major city in this country? what's the action plan? >> 25 years ago we started giving money to the south bronx educational fund. been involved in inner-city schools. we like to give back to the community in that fashion. the problem we have today even though we are working with zoom and team and those kinds of technology, how do i train individuals? how do i get them to learn about how to do research and independent judgment unless we can get them in one location? so those are the challenges. in terms of recruiting individuals we hired individuals from high school in the inner-city. that's a challenge today in terms of you

has since reimposed sanctions and since then for its part enron has increased its stock of low enriched uranium in excess of course as well let's go now to our diplomatic editor james bass who is at u.n. headquarters for us in new york james the u.s. is threatening to try to force a so-called snapback of u.n. sanctions on iran if it doesn't get this extension of the arms embargo that once talk us through the diplomatic calculus here. well it really is very high stakes you hear a lot of jargon let me try and take you through some of what you've heard here let's go back to the beginning or the beginning of this phase and we're coming up in 2 weeks' time to the anniversary of a hot day in the austrian capital the end in 2015 when the world did that landmark deal with iran the u.s. were on board at that time the obama administration then was in power in washington and that deal was signed with iran move on 3 years after president trump came into power he talked about it for some time finally just 2 years ago he pulled out of that iran deal and what we have now is part of the iran deal sort

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not this is they're not going to come out of this the same people they went in unfortunately called enron that's a form a different and also a fellow with the canadian fiber fs institute great to get your thoughts here on out is there thanks for joining us colum thanks insense him. now several major british institutions and companies have apologized for their involvement with slavery the church of england says its links to the slave trade in the 18th and 19th century was a source of shame new analysis by university college london found nearly $100.00 clergymen benefited 10 former governors and directors of the bank of england have also been named in that report the bank called the trade an unacceptable part of british history and vowed not to display images of the senior figures involved insurance giant lloyd's of london and a pub chain greene king also made similar pledges the fans say they'll fund projects to provide opportunities for minorities but a regional alliance of caribbean countries says apologies are not enough it's calling on british institutions as well as other former colon

protest and ties yemen's 3rd largest city dozens rallied in one of the main streets calling for the enron says now the coalition forces to end what they described as an occupation. iran's president says the un's nuclear watchdog risks losing its independence that's after the i.a.e.a. are asked to clarify if undeclared nuclear activities took place at 2 sites in the early 2000 hassan rouhani says that was a baseless accusations from enemy states our position towards the i.a.e.a. was based on cooperation within the framework of the law were concerned that the i.a.e.a. will be exploited by israel and america by returning to old files dating back 18 years ago we will continue to deal with the agency in a principle of cooperation but we hope that it will not be subject to american and israeli pressure a u.s. appeals court has ordered the dismissal of a criminal case against donald trump's former national security adviser michael flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. during the investigation into russian interference of the 2016 presidential election trump has repeatedly criticized for fl

tonight's of enron ghost road will have more interest in this provocative issue if you're interested in supporting local bookstores and others on the issues pick up a copy of the book using the button to purchase the book. we hope you will do that tonight. alright then then, anthony townsend is an internationally expert on information technology he's a senior research scientist at nyu center for transportation policy management where he supervises research on the impact of information and communication technology on mobility, land use and transportation planning he also teaches a course on intelligent cities in nyu's urban city planning. he is a member of the inaugural class of fellows that is been newly founded which is redundant isn't it? the inaugural class of fellows of the research institute basin eric city. his fellowship research focus on the new urban science with the current influx of funding, talent, data and ideas in urban studies as well as the impact of research -- research on ever met and research itself or is writing can be found in scientific america and stanford soci