. >> joining us is francesco gaster really. he is that goldman sachs. francesco, good morning. results ugly this morning. gdp down the most since 2011. do you think shinzo abe our governor corrode up -- kuroda? exceededk the decline expectations from the boj but it enforces the idea that they will be in october and deliver stimulus. what catches them mostly is the market does not believe they inl get inflation back 2011 at eight stable level. they declined and that is sub-optimal. >> when you look at japan, weak growth to one side. when you look at the u.s., growth next year -- you have written about this extensively -- no one has changed their course. there is a consensus everything will be ok despite everyone revising their course for this year. why? >> we have had 100 basis down 2014 and noon to change in 2015, which is 3% consensus estimate. what is more interesting within that statistic is that the dispersion among economists is thin among that number. everyone is saying the same thing. why is that? it partly has to do with the fed. it must be the case. conversations, peop

he also offers to undertake the creation of an equestrian statue to the duke's father, francesco sforza to be out of favor at the court of lorenzo de' medici was the worst misfortune that could befall a florentine artist, and leonardo was not a court favorite. his interest in the natural sciences was puzzling to the court. this drawing probably suggests something of his mental conflict. it is a sketch for the adoration, but in the corner there is a design for a hydrometer, a device for measuring the amount of moisture in the air. one would think that scientific instruments and nude drawings could have little in common, but in leonardo's mind they existed side by side. there was little understanding at the florentine court for this kind of scientific curiosity in a man of the arts, but leonardo continued to pursue his own line of development. milan was a new world leonardo, and he went there filled with confidence, hoping to be able to do there many of the things that he could not do in florence. he was to remain in the north for the next 17 years. the sforza castle was an armed fortress

captain francesco is teaching panic management services.s on trial for man slaughter is lecturing students of how to handle situations of panic and crisis. he infamously claims he did not abandon the ship but tripped and fell into a life boat that took him ashore. >> the diner owner offering the 15 percent discount if you pray before your meal says she is threatened by a lawsuit. she posted this sign the discounsel the is now discontinued. the freedom from religion in wisconsin threatening to sue her in south carolina saying the civil rights ak the makes it illegal to offer a discounsel the to believers and not nonbelievers. she says that's not the case. >> this is not a religious thing this is a thankful thing it is an attitude of gratitude. she apologizes for any offense the discount has incurred. >> president obama promised the most transparent administration in history. >> good morning adam. >> this letter was written by 47 of the government's 73 inspectors general. ner independent watchdogs who investigate waste, freudianed mismanageme

." >>> authentic italian food is part of chef francesco's early life. brings some of those flavors and the history of italy right here to our studio this morning. good morning. welcome. >> good morning. >> i think i covered you, what, 20-some years ago, when you first opened here in washington. >> i remember very well. >> you brought something we had not had here in washington before. now you have something that i happen to taste and i loved it so much i asked if you'd come and show us how to make it. i have never seen a porccini mushroom. can you catch this? this is amazing. he just told me it's like a truffle. you find it in e in italy. >> under the trees, under the leaves. >> so these are not grown. we can't buy them in a grocery store. >> no. they try to cultivate, but there is no way. >> they really have a special flavor. so we're putting these together, you are, with pistachios. >> yes. >> which is an unusual combination. when i tasted it, i couldn't believe how good it was. >> the first thing we do now is the sauce. >> you put in some garlic. >>

francesco. give us an overview of what you think this election is really going to mean for latinos and what the latino vote will do. >> i'm going to start off with a question, and it's a question that i frequently get and i'm sure many of you get which is who cares about latinos? and people don't say it that way. it usually comes about in terms of, oh, yeah, latinos are the fastest growing population. but they're pulling in third in terms of behind african american and white. so we see this question being posed and it's a valid question and these are facts that we are facing. but i want to answer this question. and i want to answer this question with facts and data. and i'm going to be really, really blunt. we matter. partly. because we're having a lot of babies. case in point right here. baby max is going to be born the september before the presidential election. i didn't plan it this way but maybe it was a consideration. right now, age is a liability for our community. the average age of latin

victoria francesco soto, it's good to have you back on the program.his executive order, is that a political faux pas right now? or is it correct to getting that issue to press ahead with it? >> i think politically, i think it's going to be very difficult for the president to maneuver this executive action, not just within this own party, but obviously, within republicans. but at the same time, we can't forget the other side of it which is the electorate. he made a promise in 2008 that he was going to resolve the immigration problem and we haven't seen a solution to it. he's felt a lot of pressure from the latino electorate. even if it's something minor to tweak the system and hold this over until he can have comprehensive reform. >> the takstakes are high on th ground. and the human losses at the border crossings. there's a group of people, and this is interesting victoria that allows people to pay to simulate that experience. that's right, they pay to pretend to be immigrants crossing the border illegal. our partners have delved into this. take a loo

[applause] would start with doctor francesco if you can give an overview of what this is going to mean for latinos and what the vote. >> i'm going to start off with a question that i frequently get which is who cares about what he knows and people don't say it that wasee itthat way but it uss about in terms of latinos are the fastest growing population but they are third in terms of the turnout behind african-americans and white. so we see this question being posed and it is a valid question and these are facts, but i want to answer this question and i want to answer this question with facts and empirical data and i'm going to be really blunt. we matter partly because we are having a lot of babies case in point. baby max is going to be born the september before the 2032 presidential elections. i'm not saying that i planned it this way that right now h. is a liability for our community. the average age of latinos is ten years below that of the african-americans. so 27 as opposed to 37. looking at the latino destination, north carolina, arkansas, tennessee the average rate is 15. black,

francesco. give us an overview of what you think this election means for latinos and what the latino vote will offer it. >> i will start off with a question. it is one that i frequently get. who cares about latinos? people don't say it that way. it usually comes about in terms that latinos are the fastest-growing population, but they're pulling in third in terms of turnout. we see this question being posed. it is a valid question. want to answer this question. i'm going to be blunt. because we are having a lot of babies. case in point right ear. [applause] baby max is going to be born the september before the 2032 presidential elections. maybe it was a consideration in the back of our mind. age is a liability for community. latinos is 10e of years below that of anglos and african-americans. 27 as opposed to 37. when you are looking at new latino destinations, north carolina, arkansas, tennessee. the average age is 15. that is why young folks don't go. they have other stuff going on. they're doin

francesco.e us an overview of what you think this election is really going to mean for latinos and what the latino vote will do. >> i'm going to start off with a question, and it's a question that i frequently get and i'm sure many of you get which is who cares about latinos? and people don't say it that way. it usually comes about in terms of, oh, yeah, latinos are the fastest growing population. but they're pulling in third in terms of behind african american and white. so we see this question being posed and it's a valid question and these are facts that we are facing. but i want to answer this question. and i want to answer this question with facts and data. and i'm going to be really, really blunt. we matter. partly. because we're having a lot of babies. case in point right here. baby max is going to be born the september before the presidential election. i didn't plan it this way but maybe it was a consideration. right now, age is a liability for our community. the average age of latinos i

fran francesco he -- soto. >> i'll start off with a question and it's a question i frequently get and i'm sure many of you get which is -- who cares about latinos? and people don't say it that way. it usually comes about in terms of, oh, yeah, latinos are the fastest growing population. below 're punching their waist. they're third behind between african-americans and white. so we see this question being posed. and it's a valid question and these are facts we are facing with. but i want to answer this question and i want to answer this question with facts, with data. and i'm going to be really, really blunt. we matter partly because we're having a lot of babies. case in point. right here. [applause] you know, baby max is going to be born the september before the 2032 presidential election. i'm not saying not that i planned it this way but maybe it was a consideration in the back of our mind. right now, age is a liability for our community. the average age of latinos is 10 years below that of angelos and african-americans. so we're talking about 27 as opposed to 37. and when you look a

francesco this. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, the advice and concept clause imposes an important check on executive power. each of our three arguments preserves that check and provides a separate and independent basis for affirming the the court below. the government's position in contrast would eviscerate that check, creating a unilateral appointment power available for every vacancy at virtually anytime with advice and consent to be used only when convenient to the president. >> but your argument would destroy the recess clause. there would be, you should your argument -- under your argument, it is totally within the hands of the senate to abolish any can all recess appointments -- any and all recess appointments. >> yes, your honor. and that reflects the fact that the recess appointment power is a contingent one. it arises only when the senate chooses to trigger it by ending it session and beginning the recess. so the senate always has the power to prevent recess appointments. the co

francesco. if you can give us an overview of what you think this election is really going to mean for latinos and what the latino vote -- prospects for it. >> i'm going to start off with a question -- >> okay. >> and it's a question that i frequently get, and i'm sure many of you get can it. which is, who cares about latinos? and people don't say it that way. it usually comes about in the terms of, oh, yeah, latinos are the fastest growing population, but they're punching below their weight, but they're pulling in third in terms of turnout between african-americans -- behind african-americans and whites. so we see this question being posed, and it's a valid question, and these are facts that we are facing with. but i want to answer this question, and i want to answer this question with facts, with empirical data, and i'm going to be really, really blunt. we matter partly because we're having a lot of babies. case in point right here. [laughter] [applause] you know, i joke, but baby max is going