financial review, a name that will disappear from the media financial review, a name that will disappearfromany is going to be branded nine so a lot of journalists and formerjournalists who are bemoaning the loss of this historic name. what it really means isa sign historic name. what it really means is a sign of how both these companies are needing to adapt in kind of a changing age. when advertising revenue you get from newspapers is nowhere replicated from those on line offerings. fairfax has been made —— making cuts the years, hundreds ofjobs have gone, its newspaper titles, for example. nine is billing this is an exciting moment for the media industry in australia and sees it as a new opportunity to take on rivals in the country. whether or not those of fairfax deal they are essentially being taken over will be quite unhappy about it. consolidation in australia's media industry. simon atkinson, thank you. south korea, an overworked lawyer who was putting in nearly 100 hours of work per week every week for about six months finally decided he needed a timeout. solitary confinement came to

elliott who helped us with our financial reviews.so we analyzed three scenarios and one is to keep the existing lease in place and would just renew at the end of its term and we receive no additional capital improvements during the term and then the lease would continue on as it was. and the other scenario was the tenant would vacate and the port would be facing a significant vacancy and also in terms of downtime it probably would require an additional investment from another tenant and traditionally those result in rank credits that the port provides. so it would further deteriorate our financial position. scenario two is the proposed lease extension in front of and you we looked at that terms of what this meant for the port in terms of projected revenue. and so we've got this graph in front of you as you can see, scenario 2, that is the lease extension option scenario is much more favorable for the port in terms of financial stability as well as revenue growth. and the second graph shows what would happen if the tenant were to leav

mark: what was the general tone of the financial stability review report?the overall tone today? david: i think there is recently saying, that without exit, -- brexit, things are pretty silent. that is where most of the risk comes from, the biggest domestic risk. vonnie: the u.s. supreme court is upholding president trump's travel been in a 5-4 vote, giving trump legal victory on an issue that helped define his presidency. >> the supreme court did allow the administration to continue to enforce the travel ban, which currently prohibits entry from seven countries. it is important to know that the supreme court did not accept the trump administration's suggestion that they should ignore the president's comments, which suggested that the ban had been adopted for anti-muslim purposes. instead, the court says that when you look at those comments, and you look at the national security justification that the trump administration put forth, on balance, the administration can go ahead and enforced the ban, and it violate the -- it doesn't violate the constitution's

>> commissioner richards: so on the 13th of september if staff who certified the financial feasibility and peer review could walk us through it and make sure that there's nothing that mr. bueller said that we haven't considered, that would help a lot, that i can certify it. this is the first time i've seen these. thanks. >> clerk: very good, commissioners. there's a motion, and just to be clear, this is to continue items 14, 15 a and b to september 13. [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 6-0. we have no other items on your agenda. >> president hillis: all right. the meeting's adjourned. ♪ >> about two years ago now i had my first child. and i thought when i come back, you know, i'm going to get back in the swing of things and i'll find a spot. and it wasn't really that way when i got back to work. that's what really got me to think about the challenges that new mothers face when they come back to work. ♪ >> when it comes to innovative ideas and policies, san francisco is known to pave the way, fighting for social justice or advocating for the environment, our

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every five years they review the financial resources and decide whether to increase them.at this time the united states finds the overall resources are adequate following the 2016 implementation following the quoting governments reform. i want to highlight the strength of the u.s. economy. we continue to implement the economic agenda focused on tax cuts, regulatory reform and trade. in six months since the tax cuts and jobs act, americans are seen faster gdp growth, more money in their paychecks and better career opportunities. unemployment numbers are historically low with an average of 200,000 jobs added each month. over 500 companies have announced bonuses, wage increases and enhance benefits. the national association of manufacturers and the consumer confidence index are reporting record levels of optimism. americans are keeping more of their money and u.s. businesses more competitive. our efforts to eliminate unnecessary burdensome regulations are having a tremendous impact. we work closely with this committee and others as well as our colleagues across the administra

financials finally live up to wall street's hype. does the fate of the big banks just depend on the federal reserve? james freeman. is back with me. i can't wait for your book. i saw a reviewes," i am a history buff as well, i know i will love it. >> thank you. charles: the market, google, alpha bet through the roof, you had 3 stocks responsible for 70% of move this year, how long can iit keep going. and can the financials, they were supposed to be the sector that would grab the rally baton. when are they going to? >> they are performing, in terms of big banks, with exception of wells great earnings reports. companies generally are exceeding it, growing earnings 20%. charles: it is like all of the stuff in particular the big names, over the years they got drunk to trading and drunks on these products, derivatives. they forgot good old fashion banking, that is why i like bank of america's numbers, they were lending money, the credit card stuff going up, they did stuff that average consumer benefits from, now all i hear that bank's fate realizes on fact that -- relies on fact that yields have to go up, and federates. >> you are seeing most of companies, growth across board,

continuance is needed to enable the planning commission and members of the public to thoroughly review the financial feasibility study for completeness and accuracy and test their assumptions. heritage did finally receive a copy of both studies less than two days ago after requesting them, and there is some interesting information in there. the studies do not incorporate or consider the historic tax credit, preservation incentive. they also project for the proposed project that its return will be less than what the developer's own expert say is the minimum threshold for feasibility. i think it warrants further scrutiny by you as planning commissioners before making a decision. secondly, the project in our view promoted facadism in its most appalling form, reducing a national register relisted building to a simple arcade. there's been a lot of talk about dignity this evening. in our view, this is not a dignified state for this vennerable historic building. the planning commission is preparing to adopt its long awaited policy on facade projects in san francisco. this policy is intended to clarify fact

stock exchanges charging way too much for financial markets data following a complaint over steep prices the european securities and markets authority is reviewing what several european exchanges charge including euro next and mother it according to european law all the prices must be fair many operators pumped up a prize a significantly at the end of the here. for more on that let's cross over to last who is standing in frankfurt act adored one of the stock exchanges under investigation here last what is the shippers is saying to all of that but monica as you just said prices should be fair and torture birds insists that they at least are actually charging fair prices and the tough course start of surprise but as a matter of fact the has lowered their prices for a lot of private clients but they have raised prices indeed for corporate clients now that is of course algorithm traders that is high frequency traders who built the entire business model on the data they receive of course and i want to just read one thing to use to understand what kind of money we're talking about a person says they're charging a few thousand euros a month for a licen

unacceptable deterioration will be subject to closer supervision the financial reporting council said every year this watchdog reviews the work of the accounting the big four accounting firms the other big four outside of k.p.n. g.r.p. w c ernst and young and deloitte and they said in particular all of the big four were bad but in particular k p m g who of course were the auditors for karelian that outsourcing company that collapsed three months after k p m g had said their books showed that they were in perfect health at least for the next three years there's a lie in the statement they say they will be subject to closer scrutiny which is false i can tell you because they say this every year or so they say the exact same phrase over and over again they say oh we could we caught this big four accounting firm committing fraud so we're going to apply some closer scrutiny and then just to cover their own you know that's what they have to say to cover their legally they say well we said that we were going to apply closer scrutiny but then they never do because they're part of the racket this is racketeering with the acco

unacceptable deterioration will be subject to closer supervision the financial reporting council said every year this watchdog reviews the work of the accounting the big four accounting firms the other big four outside of k.p.n. g.r.p. w c ernst and young and deloitte and they said in particular all of the big four were bad but in particular k p m g who of course where the auditors for karelian that outsourcing company that collapsed three months after k p m g had said their books showed that they were in perfect health at least for the next three years there's a lie in the statement they say they will be subject to closer scrutiny which is false i can tell you because they say this every year or so they say the exact same phrase over and over again they say oh we could we caught this big four accounting firm committing fraud so we're going to apply some closer scrutiny and then just to cover their own you know that's what they have to say to cover their legally they say well we said that we were going to apply closer scrutiny but then they never do because they're part of the racket this is racketeering with the acc

stock exchanges charging way too much for financial markets data following a complaint over steep prices the european securities and markets authority is reviewing what several european exchanges charge including euro next and mother it according to european law all the prices must be fair many operators pumped up prices significantly at the.

unacceptable deterioration will be subject to closer supervision the financial reporting council said every year this watchdog reviews the work of the accounting the big four accounting firms the other big four outside of k.p.n. g.r.p. w c ernst and young and deloitte and they said in particular all of the big four were bad but in particular k p m g who of course where the auditors for karelian that outsourcing company that collapsed three months after k p m g had said their books showed that they were in perfect health at least for the next three years there's a lie in the statement they say they will be subject to closer scrutiny which is false i can tell you because they say this every year or so they say the exact same phrase over and over again they say oh we could we caught this big four accounting firm committing fraud so we're going to apply some closer scrutiny and then just to cover their own you know that's what they have to say to cover their legally they say well we said that we were going to apply closer scrutiny but then they never do because they're part of the racket this is racketeering with the acc

this morning's reviewers are henry mance from the financial times, and kate devlin from and kate devlin from the sunday express. good morning. tens of thousands of people have fled from raging wildfires across north america. firefighters say they are struggling to contain about 130 separate blazes. the governor of california has requested federal aid and declared a state of emergency in three more counties. almost 40,000 people have already left their homes in the city of redding, california. those remaining are being urged to leave immediately. thousands of firefighters are dealing with what have been described as tornados of fire that have killed five people and destroyed hundreds of buildings. lebo diseko reports. they call them tornadoes of flames, spinning whorls of fire powered by gale force winds so powerful they suck in cars, trees, homes, people, anything in their path. in its wake, families are left devastated. ed bledsoe was looking for his great—grandchildren, james and emily, aged four and five, along with his wife, melody. they have since been found dead. residents say the

review. from the woman he also. acts as a financial survival guide stacey let's learn how to fill out a i'm not sure i get. the fight. thank you for. destroy that's right. that's slavery. it's hard to imagine after the war. was still active. in the nineteen seventies coronato had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery. a german company developed thalidomide a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy. it turned out of terrible side effects what has happened to my baby anything. you know she said is just. minutes a little mind victims i have to this day to receive compensation but never apologized for the suffering that. not only want the money i want the root. the u.s. charges twelve russians with hacking offenses linked to the two thousand and sixteen presidential election but says the interference did not influence the outcome of the vote. british counter-terror police say that they have located the source of the nerve agent that killed a woman in the town of themes of her and left

. >> we are now actively reviewing this financial record, considering whether additional action is warranted to address the resilience. >> in april we issued a notice of inquiry seeking information and stakeholder perspectives to help us explore whether and if so how we should revise the approach during the following determining whether a proposed natural gas pipeline project is or will be required by the present or future public convenience and necessity. as the natural gas sectors for that standard. currently effective version of ferc gas certificate policy dates to 1999. and given the changes in the industry since then, it is time for a fresh review and that is what we have undertaken similarly, i recently directed to have to reinitiate a previously begun review of ferc policies. much has changed in the industry 1978. i understand that legislation has been introduced both in the senate and in the house to change certain aspects of prpa. we expect to be to build on the initiated record and take a proposed look at whether there are steps we can take administratively to approve our program.

that they are meeting their management plans, that our staff has an annual review of their annual reports and their financial statements and we provide the board of supervisors with a summary m.o. in front of you. the fisherman's wharf c.b.d. has two portions as supervisor peskin mention bed. the property-based district is the landside district and contains 127 parcels. you can see it here in blue. and the portside business space district includes 42 businesses and it is the purple side fronting san francisco bay. the landside district formed in 2005 as an annual assessment budget of approximately $622,000. and the portside business-based district formed approximately a year later with a budget of $187,000 approximately. and both districts sunset on june 30, 2020. the staff of the fisherman's wharf, c.b.d. is headed by troy campbell and the district identity streetscape improvement and street operations and beautification and order and administration and corporate administrations. and troy campbell is here and will speak on later on in this presentation. before benchmarks oewd looks at all c.b.d.s are whethe

review. with me are henry mance, political correspondent for the financial times, and kate devlin, deputy political. let's take a look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph says that theresa may has been warned by her own constituency chairman that she must not concede any further ground to the eu in any brexit deal. the sunday mirror has a full—page splash on the possibility that there may be more of the deadly novichok nerve agent hidden around salisbury. the sunday times leads on whistleblower claims that the qatar world cup bid team broke fifa s rules by running a campaign to sabotage rivals competing to host the tournament. the observer is one of a number of papers to show a picture of geraint thomas securing his tour de france victory, the first welshman to do so. and finally, the sunday express covers news that a water company is urging snoops to inform on neighbours who use hosepipes in breach of a ban. let's look at the newspapers in a bit more detail, starting off with the sunday telegraph, kate, saying grassroots in open revolt over theresa may's version of brexit, is it that clear—cu

financial impacts. so those are the dimensions upon which we're reviewing the applications. we'll be finalizing our recommendations and should be ready to make an announcement within a couple of weeks. we'll then work with selected operators to finalize the permit and we project sometime in august. so a quick update on the scooters. i did want to give you an update on a couple of funding issues. the first is that measure 6 has qualified for the november ballot that would repeal last year's senate bill 1. it increases the tax on diesel and gasoline and vehicle registration fees to the tune of $5 billion a year, that s.b. 1 would generate. measure 6 has qualified for the ballot. it would also require a vote of subsequent gas tax increases to be subjected to a vote of the people, taking it out of the hands of the legislature and the governor. san francisco is on tap to receive $60 million of s.b. funds per year as well as other categories that we would be able to compete for. so it would -- should those funds go away, it would be a pretty significant hole in our operating and c

visit ncicap.org] >> the senate banking committee is reviewing president trump's nominees to lead the consumer financialtion bureau and export-import bank. the committee held a hearing today with the candidates. you can watch the entire event again tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. heren c-span. -- here on c-span. saturday is the final day of the national governors' association summer meeting being held in santa fe, new mexico. governors will hear about an international perspective on state and federal collaboration, the importance of arts and history education, and preparing the future work force. watch live saturday beginning at 12:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> this weekend on american history tv, on c span 3. saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, on the civil war. william marvel author of the book lincoln's mercenaries, explains the economic factors that drove many poor northerners to volunteer. at 8:00, on lectures in history. san diego state university professor on the vietnam war from u.s. military escalation in 1965 to the fall of saigon 10 years later. sunday at 11:00 a.m. military historian patrick o'donn

an independent review commissioned by the financial regulator into rbs's treatment of small and medium—sizedthat led to the "widespread and systematic" inappropriate treatment of customers. maike currie is from fidelity investment management. that, nice to see you. that is damaging in some respects, especially about systematic failures. this will anger a lot of small firms on the receiving end of it, no evidence they profited from the demise. that's right. what is interesting is that this group within rbs, this unit known as the global restructuring unit, was responsible for handling small and medium—size businesses in trouble. ifa medium—size businesses in trouble. if a business was referred to the unit if it's get the loan repayment or if it suffered a big drop in sales and profit. but there was a conflict—of—interest, because the unit was focused on generating income by charging higherfees, by charging higher rates, and by the acquisition of property and equity. at its peak, it handled about 16,000 cases. it was in existence from 2005 to 2013. now, there's been a lot of public interest in

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the form 10-q includes condensed financial information and other data prepared by a company and reviewed by independent auditors. although technology has evolved rapidly over the years, the form 10-q use aed today was adopted in 1950. my legislation, h.r. 5970, the modesh -- modendizing disclosures for investors act requires the securities and exchange commission, s.e.c., to report to congress the cost and benefits of form 10-q and recommendations for decreasing costs while increasing transparency and efficiency of quarterly financial reporting. specifically my bill requires the s.e.c. to look at emerging growth companies who are particularly susceptible to the burdens and complexities associated with current reporting requirements. in recent years annual and quarterly reporting requirements have grown in size and complexity. making it more difficult for investors to determine relevant information. often leaving them overwhelmed and unable to make sound investment decisions. furthermore, some companies believe that current reporting requirements have become a barrier to registering as pu

financial risk to utility rate payers. after the early 2000s -- phase 2 of the review was indefinitely suspended. >> pg&e and other companies need to be held accountable to spending that money the way it is supposed to be spent. >> reporter: the cpuc and pg&e declined our request for an on camera interview and pg&e said in a statement the rule 28 under grounding program does not have a safety component requirement and its primary intent is beautification. prior to 2017 pg&e would redirect unspent spending to provide other service -- service in other areas. >> you as a resident have the right for the money to be spent to improve the conditions in your city and town where you live. >> reporter: now that the cpuc is highlighting these issues, pg&e has to make sure unused under grounding money stays with similar projects and the audit is expected to cost less than $1 million paid for pg&e. we found out the money is for numerous reasons -- sometimes it was left over from projects and sometimes projects were cancelled, and some cities had no idea they even had the money. it's clear this is a larger statewide issue, not just here

their ceo was going to retire, and announced they were having a strategic review that has dragged down some of the other financialmpany today as well, but not in quite the same way. so you might say that facebook is the bud black -- bloodbath, but not the only one. to you: just listening go over all the list of issues, it is impressive. not as if analysts are bearish on the list. -- nielsen. and the quality and the average price target is still about $38. and morgan stanley is saying the strategic review provides an opportunity to unlock some value with nielsen, and saying that nielsen still trades at a multiple well below its peers. he held onto his buy rating, but did reduce his price target for nielsen. he said that nielsen can recover and still be seen standard.ld scarlet: it is off by 38% on the year. not great. coming up, markets are feeling the luv. we will hear from the ceo of southwest next, jerry kelly. this is bloomberg. lisa: this is bloomberg markets. i'm lisa abramowicz. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. southwest shares flying today after a good second-quarter profit and upbeat guidance as well. southwe

financial times has a story on the front page about the chinese response to us efforts to curb american use of chinese technology. foreigners seeking strategic stakes in listed chinese groups could face broad national security reviews telegraph and story i mention earlier the education secretary damian hinds telling parents children are sent to school unable to speak in sentences. he says it is a persistent scandal. finally, our website, you can't escape hearing about this tv show this summer, love island, the final was last night, we will talk about the winners and the emerging franchise. if you've recorded it and you've not seen it, i am not going to say switch off, just under volume down. i have james foley with us to talk through some of these stories. —— james foley. we start with the images of robert mugabe, former president of zimbabwe, in power for decades who was sort of removed from

well, form 10-q includes condensed financial information and other data prepared by a company and reviewed, though not generally unaudited by its independent auditor. the purpose is to provide a continuing view of the company's financial position during the year. the report must be filed for each of the first three fiscal quarters of the company's fiscal year. the s.e.c.'s current corporate disclosure system imposes a number of outdated, duplicative, burdensome and unnecessary requirements on u.s. companies. diverting private sector resources toward regulatory compliance and away from innovation, growth and job creation, where it really should be. moreover, this yow outdated disclosure -- moreover, this outdated disclosure regime results in immaterial public company disclosure, resulting in widespread investor confusion, and potentially suboptimal investment decisions. while the s.e.c. has often recognized the need to study and streamline the corporate disclosure regime, it's recently been the congressional action that has actually spurred them on in this regard. through provisions such as

stock exchange is charging way too much for financial data following a complaint of estate prices the european securities and markets authority is reviewingfees from several european exchanges including euro next to bolster the moderate according to european law prices must be fair when you're operating as pumped up prices significantly at the start of the year. well let's cross over to last how to who's in front put out george burns or one of the exchanges under investigation laws what is torture those are saying about all this. while the orchard bursal obviously says that they are actually charging a fair price for their data that is obviously not a surprise the company has to of course make its case and they are actually saying that they have lowered their prices by about sixty percent for private customers which is of course just one segment of their target audience the other segment of course are big companies corporate clients algorithm traders that high frequency traders and they have built of course their entire business model on data that they receive directly from the exchanges to feed their algorithms for trading and of course

financial education. but at the end of every return, there is a quality review process that those -- the taxpayer actually gets an education about how their life translated into that tax return this year. of course, if the forms are simplified and the process is a little bit simpler, yes, it makes it easier for everyone. notwithstanding the 2017 complexity and the prior year complexities and whatever the complexity looks like in the coming years, with the restructuring of the irs and the tax forms for 2018 and beyond, our volunteers stand ready. we are the tax nerds. and we gladly give our time and stand ready to learn and undergo the training that's necessary. i think it's important that they have the training and that information is available timely so that we can get that information so whatever it is that we are able to communicate that to the low income and elderly, disabled, rural and underserved communities, as we have done for almost the last 50 years and we're able to continue to do so. >> we like nerds where i come from. [laughter] but i do think we need to continue to communicate and amplify, t

an independent review commissioned by the financial regulator into rbs' treatment of small and medium—sizede business was referred to the union if it's kept a loan repayment or suffered a big drop in sales and profit. but there was a conflict of interest because the unit was focused on generating income by charging higherfees, and by the acquisition of property and equity. at its peak, it handled about 16,000 cases. it was in existence from 2005 and 52 2013. there has been a lot of public interest in this report because as we know, small and medium—sized businesses are the lifeblood of the uk economy. and they were not treated fairly. a key point is that the city watchdog, the fca, has not got the remit to look at lending to small and medium—sized businesses, and in that regard, it cannot have those finds that it usually levies if there is misconduct. lots of results out today in the fast food/catering sector? yes, shares in greggs soared after the bakery chain reported a 5.2% rise in interim revenues to £a76m and pre—tax profits of £2a.1m on £19.am in the first six months of last year. the

and it's only effecting by financial i don't want other business to effect their business and now these people are going by reviews. it doesn't matter how closure even if you open your business inside the business it's the good and it's always come to you. >> thank you. >> you will have time under review and under rebuttle. >> thank you. we will hear from the department. you have 14 minutes. >> good evening. my name is brian cohen. i will be representing the department of public works. i'm just going to read my page here. so, good evening. i'll present a brief history of the mobile food facility permit application process for golden gate hallal push cart permit 16mff0094 and respond to a few of the appellant's arguments. the applicant applied for the mobile food facility permit april 18th, 2016. public works reviewed the three proposed locations and determined them to be in general compliance with the location criteria specified in article 5.8 section 184.85 of the public works code. location number one is 1 jump street. the push carton the located on the north side of market street and 35 feet west of the interse