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the broker introduced stephen to forbes capital.was offering a secure two—year investment in a social housing scheme based in chicago. forbes capital was promising high returns, so stephen invested £70,000. records we've seen show investors have pa id £440,000 to forbes capital. this man, tony, and his fiancee invested £5,000 to help pay for their wedding. to date, they haven't received a penny. 0thers invested lump sums from their pensions. this 64—year—old was an nhs nurse for many years and has recently retired. he dipped into his pension pot to invest with forbes capital. i invested £40,000 and that investment was for two years. forbes capital promised to return all of this investment at the end and pay him £400 every month. even i had a payment schedule from the managing director to tell me how much i was going to get. at the time i thought it was a good return. that's the main reason i invested. and it was a regular income, monthly income, because as i said since i retired i was getting less money every month. so to make it up

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hi, everybody, i'm david asman, welcome to forbes on fox. while washington continues the endless rush of probes inside the beltway, life is going on outside the beltway. a record holiday spending this year and with those tax cuts, goldman sachs now predicting a boom for the economy next year, is that the news that really matters most to americans right now? let's go in focus to find out with steve forbes, rich, mike, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamny and david mercer. steve, doesn't a stronger economy have greater weight to folks than what the mainstream media focuses on? >> absolutely, people are happy that the economy is picking up speed. on the russia thing is more fake collusion than actual collusion despite the hearings and accusations and people want to turn that off. they know that vladimir putin is a bad guy trying to upset our political system here and they get that and know he used propaganda online, on the cable stations and the like, but, they're focused-- americans are focused on, times are getting a bit better. david: they are ind

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steve forbes, forbes media chairman breaking it all down coming next.the real debate begin. gop tax plan goes to mark up on monday in the house. what will it look like when it comes up for vote? who better to ask who has spent much of his life studying taxes and their effect on economy. steve forbes, fox media chairman and former presidential candidate and campaigned on flat tax. this is pretty far away from the deaths tax. >> junking up the code. phasing in death tax over six years. no one will count on that. david: facing in has never worked, has it? >> it is always counterproductive. having expensing of investments out in five years. oh, congress will surely approve it f you're a business person, you can't count on that. on and on it goes. why would they politically do things like taking away medical deductions, student loan deduction, things that people think, why are you doing this to us if you're trying to help us out? david: "wall street journal" had a very critical piece in the editorial page today. half a tax reform, a pro-growth business plan

again, a nice illustration by edwin forbes. you can see the soldiers behind the wagon trains sa they begin as they begin to form up at the basin of one in sport, maryland -- williamsport, maryland, waiting for the river to subside low enough so they are able to cross the river. they will be horrified to find out that the bridges they expected to use across the river are not available to them. so, they'll immediately set the test of have engineer star building pontoon bridges across the potomac river. i've never really noticed this before but it looks like there are some animals in the water. over there on the left. what do you think that is? i'm going to guess those are cows floating down the river. the whole confederate army will congregate along the potomac river waiting for the water to go down and waiting for the pontoon bridges to approach, to be rebuilt. meanwhile, union calvary will, and infantry, will gusoff and get us for to emmitsburg down to frederick, maryland, and then turned to the west. there'll be a series of sk

joining me with reaction, chairman, editor-in-chief of forbes media, steve forbes and moody's chief economistohn lonski. steve, what do you think her legacy will be for the fed? >> more of a seat warmer. she didn't change the policies substantially of bernanke. had some tweaks on it. no big push. no big push to reduce the bloated portfolio. no big push to get the get credit markets. no deregulation of banks which hurt bank lending. she will go out with a shower of praise but i think the record is pretty spotty. trish: if you go back in the history books, 30 years from now, and you look back, will she get blamed for a few things there or all bernanke? >> mostly bernanke. trish: okay. >> but she didn't undo bernanke. trish: john lonski, going into jerome powell, are things going to change much? is this more of the status quo? >> i doubt if we'll notice much of a difference right away. i think a difference as far as regulation of banks is concerned. the fed will take a, you know, a more liberal approach towards regulation as far as banking goes. but monetary policy, interest rate policy, the sam

forbes honored him for his work with the nfl players association. he manages athletes off the fiela internships at companies and helping them to return to school to finish their education. >> a lot of guys on the redskins that you may know, jamison crowder, a.j. francis. >> that's daddy. >> his mother is pleased. >> i'm extremely proud and happy for him. i know how hard the road has been for him. >> he wasn't always happy. i grew up without a father. >> also was encouragement. had a chip on my shoulder in a positive way. >> he cares for his son carter. and he'll teach him and others to focus on education. to stay on the right track. >> i can use this honor and this community i've been blessed with to encourage other kids. >> the forbes 30 on 30 will be sold on magazine and book stands in about three weeks. congratulations. i'm shomari stone, news 4. list includes another familiar face as well. braden holt by. the goaltender is one of three hockey players to be included on that list. it's pretty impressive company when you look at what these guys hav

he's just been named to forbes 30 under 30. >> that's right. shomari stone caught up with a prince george's county native accomplishing a lot at a young age. >> reporter: the man on the move. as he arrives on an amtrak train from y >> new york is awesome. >> reporter: after appearing at the nasdaq closing bell. what was going through your mind at that moment? >> what an honor, surprised, giddy. i never thought i'd be in times square ringing the nasdaq closing bell. >> reporter: the 29-year-old was invited because he made the forbes 30 under 30 list in the sports category. he contacted me on social media. >> i thought you would do a good job telling my story. >> reporter: he was raised by his mother in prince george's county. he graduated from high point high school and bowie state university. forbes honored him for his work with the nfl players association. he manages athletes off the field, placing them in internships at companies, and helping them to return to school to finish their education. >> a number of guys, the redskins you may know, j

hi, everybody, i'm david asman, welcome to forbes on fox. washington continues the endless rush of probes inside the beltway, life is going on outside the beltway. a record holiday spending this year and with those tax cuts, goldman sachs now predicting a boom for the economy next year, is that the news that really matters most to americans right now? let's go in focus to find out with steve forbes, rich, mike, elizabeth mcdonald, john tamny and david mercer. steve, doesn't a

here now is steve forbes, forbes media chairman. steve, a lot of people looking at that timeline saying gosh, you think of those five to eight republicans who have serious problems with the tax bill as it is now. can they get it done before christmas? >> the answer is, yes, because they know it's suicide if they don't. so concerns like senator johnson of wisconsin overpass through with tax rates with the llcs and the small businesses, they'll fix that and make it more liberal. they'll make sure everyone gets what they need, even if they have to hold their nose to get that bill through because they cannot have a repeat of what they did on health care. they know that's going to doom them all next year. they could lose the senate. they could lose the house. they like being in the majority. >> well, one thing that the senate finance committee put into the house bill that i kind of liked was this repeal of obamacare, at least the mandate for obamacare. is there any chance that that might survive this horse trading is going on on? >> i wo

anything you want director forbes -- >> i had two items.ther items already scheduled. one is an overall review of the status of the shipyard. we'll see it that does fit into a recommended dna with figures. the second one was the transportation strategy for the southern bay front. that may come with the 337 approval option next time. but we may have a separately-scheduled item which i think is more appropriate because you were speaking of the entire development footprint and how the southern bay front strategy addresses transportation in particular. that's what i had for new business. >> if you could add to that, it came to light in some respects with this recent presentation, but to have the committee chairs come from the waterfront land use update to give us just a general presentation of where things stand with them, their perspective. you may want to have the overall chairs for the group joined as well. put a formal presentation together that sum viez summariza reasonably short period of time. if we could have the committee chairs come f

steve forbes joins us next. we'll talk about tax reform and the mcconnell gaffe. stay with us.ch mcconnell walking back his claim earlier this month that no middle class americans will see a thanks increase under the senate thanks reform plan. majority leader telling the "new york times" quote, i misspoke on that. you can't guarantee absolutely no one sees a tax increase end quote. joining me to sort it out. steve forbes who is for all the world, he knows everything about taxes and cuts. great to see you. and politic as well. what in the world was mcconnell thinking saying that? >> obviously he wasn't. what we are seeing unfolding here is a betrayal of the president the way they did on healthcare. i think they will get a tax bill because on the house side they know if they don't, they are toast. lou: this is a little gift from the republican-led senate to the democratic party, and all the democratic candidates for congress. >> why they put on themselves a straightjacket where they can't do a good straight thanks cut. do the 20% corporate rate. make your first $25,000 free of ta

steve forbes also there. 400 of the nations who were wealthy speaking out. steve is not one of them but he is here to tell you if any of their arguments had merit. and the man entrusted by the treasury secretary. tony is life from the north -- north lawn of the white house. they squeeze in under the deadline. plus president trump in the philippines at this hour. hobnobbing with world leaders. a major trade announcement when he returns to dc on wednesday. with someone who might know what that surprise involves. general electric with the reins. no blue ribbon awarded for the just announced ge makeover. investors don't like it to the loss of 8% on the stock right now. all of you that got in last week. they are now below $19. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. i am just looking at msg stock. the new york entertainment behemoth. the stock is seen accelerating losses in the final hour of trade. this is the stock of the company that owns the garden where the next play and the rangers play radio city and the los angeles for him. it was

steve forbes joins us next. we'll talk about tax reform and the mcconnell gaffe. stay with us.never gets old. alright everyone, 2 truths 1 lie. i was going to be on the real world, i play the oboe, and i saved a kid's life. you definitely never saved a kid's life. i'm serious, last summer i donated bone marrow to a kid who had leukemia. saving a life, the truth is, it's easier than you think. learn how at dkms.org who knew we were living with a hero? a hero who plays the oboe. (laughter) lou: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell walking back his claim earlier this month that no middle class americans will see a thanks increase under the senate thanks reform plan. majority leader telling the "new york times" quote, i misspoke on that. you can't guarantee absolutely no one sees a tax increase end quote. joining me to sort it out. steve forbes who is for all the world, he knows everything about taxes and cuts. great to see you. and politic as well. what in the world was mcconnell thinking saying that? >> obviously he wasn't. what we are seeing unfolding here is a betrayal of the

john: forbes magazine says 24% of workers are doing at least .ome of their job from home the majority, customer service and sales jobs. kelly is a home-based pharmacist. >> the extra time that i get to spend not driving is invaluable. john: if you are interested in this part-time gain from life -- working from home lifestyle, how do you find a legitimate company? you can start with a jobs forbes magazine listed the companies offering the most home-based jobs for 2017. forbes also says health insurers are among the biggest remote employers, among them united health care, aetna, and humana. >> i have the next are probably 10 hours a week that i get to spend with my husband and son, and you cannot put a price tag on that. john: be careful of all the work from home scams out there. if they want money up front or promise you easy money such as thousands of dollars a week, it may be a ripoff. i am john metairie, abc 7 news. veronica: have you ever wanted to do the weather? if you have a budding meteorologist in your class, you can nominate with meteorologist eileen whelan and myself on "goo

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(vicki) ayesha curry is in the forbes 30 under 30 for 20-18...he food and drink category... ayesha tweeted thanks to forbes this afternoon... saying this is an absolute dream.... forbes 30 under 30 is an annual list of their top 600 figures under 30 -years-old... from around the nation... from young entrepreneurs, to celebrities, to sports stars and more... with 23 different categories.... ayesha was chosen after everything she's done so far... she's the author of the best selling cookbook called "the seasoned life"... she's also the owner of the meal kit company "homemade" and she's opened three "international smoke" restaurants... one in honolulu, l-a and one right here in san francisco.... (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 9.(vicki)but our primetime coverage continues. pam moore and stevea aveson are here with kron 4 news at 10. ((pam)) thank you grant and vicki...breaking news just into our newsroom. we're getting reports of several people shot in richmond.at least two of the victims airlifted to the hospital.what we have learned so far...

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he has been named to forbes 30 under 30 list. native prince george county and news4 caught up with him to hear what he's accomplished. >> reporter: he's a man on the move. >> fast >> reporter: as he arrives on an amtrak train from new york. >> new york is awesome. >> reporter: after appearing at the nasdaq closing bell. what was going through your mind at that moment? >> what an honor, surprise, giddy, i never thought i would be in times square ringing a nasdaq bell. >> reporter: the 29 year old was invited because he made the 30 under 30 list in the sports category. he contacted me on sports media. >> i thought you would do a good story. >> reporter: graduated from high point high school and bowie state university. he manages athlete off the field. placing them in internships at companies and helping them to return to school to finish their education. >> i got a lot of guys on the redskins, guys that you may >> reporter: his mother is pleased. >> i'm extremely proud and just happy for him because i know how hard this road has be

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forbes, welcome.about luxury retail we keep harping on the price conscious consumer you guys with the luxury malls aren't doing too badly right now, are you >> i think the luxury retail is holding its own very well and the thing for us is to create unique experiences with our consumers. in the case here in detroit, in the senator set collection, 40% of our stores are exclusive to the entire region and a lot of themmy beat in the luxury area. >> so the interesting thing is how these malls are adapting to changing consumer behavior often the higher end consumer to first kind of take up the different options, and it's not just online. a lot of people want experiences and all you ever seem to hear about. how is it changing your malls? >> you know. what we really look at these things as a community project. we have a mobile brand strategy and pop-up shops all around metropolitan detroit and we're going into some of the upscale hotels and cadillac square and downtown detroit we're taking our retailers to th

in their name john forbes kerry secretary of state john forbes kerry you'll find opium money his great grandfather was an opium dealer how big was opium money opium money built the first industrial city in the united states lowell massachusetts it built the first five railroads in the united states opium money all over the east coast but it wasn't talked about it was called the china trade and if you go to various museums you can see teas and silks. exhibited and they keep quiet about all that big opium money. in the scramble to get opium money china was invaded and colonized by britain and the other imperial powers. far a nominee has grabbed hold sway and sort of china. this is the american army in tiananmen square peaking in one thousand nine hundred. great cities like shanghai what taken over and declared concessions and foreigners who lived a life of privilege and luxury amidst terrible poverty imposed on the chinese. resistance known as the boxer rebellion was put down with a savagery. this rape of china set the tone for how china was perceived in the west well into the twentieth

"forbes" just released its list of the highest paid women in music for 2017.mber one on that list? none other than queen bey herself. beyonce earned $105 million this year thanks to her hit album "lemonade" and her world tour making her the highest-earning lady by far. joining her, though, in the top five are adele with 69 million, taylor swift with 44 million, celine dion with 42 million, and jennifer lopez with 38 million. wow. how about that for some girl power? bucks. >> sisters doing it for themselves. >> yeah, they are too. and then some. >>> whether you've been naughty or nice, if you'd like to see santa claus this year, you are actually going to need a reservation. for the first time ever the chance to sit on santa's lap is by appointment only at macy's flagship store in midtown manhattan. the company said the reservation system is designed to shorten wait times and allow for the best holiday experience. admission is free. parents can make reservations on macy's website through christmas eve. i think it's only fair. santa is so businessy, and i've alwa

joining me now is "forbes" opinions editor john tammy and gary call palm. the house, the senate and the white house. everybody thought with that they're going to go as big and bold as, say, the democrats went eight years ago with health care, but this is kind of a watered-down bill, isn't it? >> you know, bigtime. i think a missed opportunity. david, let's just talk numbers for a second. they're talking about a $1.5 trillion tax cut over the next ten years, but over the next ten years we're probably going to send them between $45 and $50 trillion. so this is small potatoes. and i just have to talk about the successful people out there. you know, this whole demonizing of the rich, these are the people that produce. these are the people that hire. and all i know is when taxes are high, the rich aren't affected. do you know who's affected? the middle class. why? because it prevents them from becoming rich because every step up the ladder they're paying more and more taxes. so i just think a big missed opportunity. i think they're scared of their own shadow. th

. >> and "forbes" magazine issuing financial report correction about a member of trump administration. >> as we head to break a live look outside as we always do across the d.c. region, 5:11 is the time now. 42 chilly, chilly degrees. dress in layers today. "fox5 news morning" back after this heard about eucrisa for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the arm of an arm wrestler? the back of a quarterback? the face of a fairy? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. >> time 5:1 a look at stories we're following for you wednesday november 8. virginia voters spoken. democrat ralph northam next governor in the commonwealth and current l

drink very troubled by this, steve forbes?re interested in squeezing money out of pocket to finance tax cut for business. the message in a cave. they let off without instead of saying will provide better health care so people think what republicans are doing is taking something away. they've mishandled this from the get-go and left democrat to find the terms of debate. that's why you have the referendum in maine. >> if i could build on what steve said come i fully agree. that's why the tax bills thanks. that's what raises taxes and imposes financial burdens on the base of the republican party because republican leadership in congress? the guts of ronald reagan in the 80s. cut everybody's taxes. stuart: i think we've got your opinion. i agree with you. i do fundamentally agree with you. >> the democratic congress. stuart: very soon we are joined by the team who invented a 3-d printed robotic hand. this young man is in the 10th grade and he is here. you've got to hand with him. two more house republicans announcing their retirem

all this deeply worries the 26th billionaire on the forbes list, ray dalio.t on linked in sounding the alarm. and i wanted to talk to him about how he sees the problem. he's also the author of a much discussed new book called "principles." so you are looking at a global economy that is generally doing well, there's a kind of synchronous global recovery, the u.s. is doing well, europe is doing well, u.s. stock markets are hitting highs, yet you call code red on the american economy in a very interesting blog post, what do you mean? >> first i think the averages are misleading. i did an examination of the bottom 60% of the economy and the top 40% of the economy, if you break it up into the two pieces, what do its differences look like? if you look at the bottom, over the last 16 year period of time, there's been no -- there are two economies. >> and so for that 60%, you point out it not just economically that they're not doing well, they're having rising death rates, you pint out in your post that the top 40% spends four limes as much on education, as the botto

he recently wrote in forbes magazine that the actual inflation rate is almost 2a3%.s warning that hyperinflation is returning to the country. he and other economists put the blame on robert mugabe's economic policies. the economy is by weight has been in a prolonged state of paralysis spending over ten years. —— economy and zimbabwe. this is done to nehru causes, like the seizing of farms, and much is dependent on rod mcgarvie's political agenda. now it appears he will be reading power and if once gives an opportunity for a fresh start the economy. —— robert mugabe's political. william attwell, senior analyst for sub—saharan africa at frontier strategy group. you are from south africa and have family in zimbabwe. give us your perspective on the economy. family in zimbabwe. give us your perspective on the economym family in zimbabwe. give us your perspective on the economy. it has been recovering very mildly over the past year or so. there has been a bounceback in agricultural production. there has been a rebound in metals prices well, helping exports. but the real ac

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david: ambassador john bolton and steve forbes are among our guests tomorrow. well. [♪] lou: good evening. i'm david asman in for lou dobbs who is on vacation. breaking tonight, house republican leaders urn veiling their long awaited tax plan targeting our middle class. saying the legislation is exactly what america needs to trigger economic growth. president trump: we are cutting taxes. it will be the biggest tax cut in our history. this is going to bring it to the next level. david: we'll get reaction from congressman tom reid and sean duffy. a busy day for the president who nominated jerome powell as the next chair of the federal reserve. and a top democrat admitting the party rigged the democratic nomination for hillary clinton. we'll take up the deep' corruption with dr. sebastian gorka. the question is whether leadership can wrangle the votes to deliver a major legislative victory for the president by the end of the year. the president wants the house to pass it by thanksgiving so he can sign it by christmas. john roberts has our report. reporter: this wa

nancy: commerce secretary ross says he is worth $3 billion but "forbes" says not so fast. financial disclosure forms showed he had less than $700 million in assets. that is more than a $2 billion difference. it's all the same when it's that much money, right? but "forbes" says he claimed to the maggie: -- magazine he transferred the money to family trust. and kevin spacey facing new and serious accusations. former boston news anchor saying the actor sexually assaulted her then 18-year-old son. she says spacey stuck his hands down her son's pants while they were in a nantucket bar last year. he didn't report the crime then but she said that he did file a police report last week. no word from spacey's lawyer. alison: a new jersey politician who joked about the women's march in washington is eating his words. first-time candidate who ran because she was angry about the comments won. the republican asked on faceboo for them to cook dinner. democrat ashley bennett, hospital worker, won the race yesterday. former president barack obama reported for jury duty in chicago this morn

"forbes" media chairman of presidential candidate steve forbes is that the send military analyst general jack keane, good to see you. good morning, everybody. a lot on the table. lindsay, give us the status check. >> 6.9% at 220% better than your average. the retailers home depot and t.j. maxx this morning have been a mixed bag. >> of course the tax plan, what are your thoughts on the house and senate. >> both her dog food right now. the key thing is getting the president set the marker on, the corporate tax rate. if they start to mess with that, he will veto the thing. they will get a bill, but you don't like seeing sausage is made and this is an example of it. maria: home depot in the table right now. earnings and revenue is the next dictations on the bottom line. earnings of 184. better than the estimate. we are watching home depot coming up over the last quarter. 25 billion. the estimate was 24.5 billion. i want to ask you later on if it bothers you feels like they're raising taxes on some portion of the country in order to pay for the 20% corporate rate. >> estimates also inflict st

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forbes is among those reporting that bitcoin reached an all—time high on thursday, surpassing $7,800at the beginning of the week. the economist magazine says we are facing a bitcoin "bubble". in the financial times, japan business group chief calls for more foreign workers. the head of the country's chamber of commerce says companies are blaming poor performance on lack of skilled workers. from bloomberg, uk seeks help from german business for brexit trade deal. it reports how brexit secretary david davis has asked business leaders in germany to help force the pace in the deadlocked negotiations. don't forget, you can get in touch with us via the hashtag bbc—the—briefing. that's almost it. before we go, a look at the markets. asian shares rose on friday. strong us earnings. that brightened the mood, even though investors noted that many more hurdles must be passed to reach a final deal on the tax cuts. the end of the week saw heavy selling, fuelled by profit—taking and dealers' worries that may be a rally in recent weeks had gone too far, pushing about —— evaluations to hire. —— too

said the five will now appear before a judge among those arrested billionaire friends i don't need forbes named him the richest man in the arab world there were us have been sanctioned by king solomon under a new anti corruption body that he's put his son in charge of the movie is seen as cementing crown prince muhammad's power in the kingdom. on the studio with me now is daniel garrulous he's the editor in chief of the magazine zenith which focuses on middle eastern affairs daniel welcome this feels unprecedented dozens of arrests at the very top is this really just about corruption i don't think so i think it is popular to fight corruption and it is necessary to fight corruption and also the idea that members of the royal family and there are thousands of them in saudi arabia would be immune to penalties if that is over and that is a positive signal to many but i think what is really happening here is is mama been some on the crown prince is preparing take over of power and i think we will soon in the next couple of months see that and so this night of the long knives that happened yest

i have the committee agrees with this president, is forbes magazine article in his comments to me the cabinet room. as i did on the other. i asked the chairman to accept this amendment by you see. >> in your amendment with the score in the offset? >> we will get that to you. >> i've not seen a score on much of anything. >> it's not sure me. i rule it nongermane. [roll call] [roll call] >> the chairman has a right to do that. so what t1 do? [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the amendment is defeated. >> mr. warner was his name called? no proxies were called. >> i don't the life of macy what senator brown was talking about isn't germany because he thought it amendment the internal revenue code. and he's been trying to get a revenue estimate for quite some time. >> you've given us a long time to consider this. for you to penalize us because we don't have time to get documentation. you change the bill every day. the first was last thursday than a changed again in any change at midnight last night. this is a farce. to say we didn't have a score beca