commented to greece's better than expected performance in twenty seventeen wi fi good times from green yeah definitely under a piece called prime primary four point two percent you think you haven't seen these two point five times but the fact that in the program greece has received a total of two hundred sixty billion euros as part of three bailout since twenty ten its latest and most likely its last bailout runs out in august the loans have come in exchange for sweeping and highly unpopular public sector reforms which saw pensions slashed and a freeze on recruitment exactly how the bailout program will be wound down is not yet clear questions remain about any continuing presence of e.u. financial watchdogs in greece as well as the amount of debt relief the eurozone finance ministers will hopefully have some answers at their next meeting in june. and there's something different about the atmosphere at the talks this time around our correspondent at the meeting in sofia. we've seen something quite unusual here of four when european finance ministers the euro group finance ministers are talk

and how that's sort of fruitful a in getting more sign ups and opt ups to super green. >> yeah, happy certainly evaluating in real-time, and we'll do some evaluate after. i think the coaleolest part ab the new website, first, it's mobile friendly and secondly we're going to be able to do a lot of tracking on who's coming onto the website and how long they're spending, so we'll be able to present that to you in the next few months. >> supervisor fewer: any other comments or questions? just one question. are you doing this in multiple languages? >> yes. >> supervisor fewer: and are you interested in participating in my district's health fair which we're having hundreds and hundreds people come to the richmond district. >> yes. absolutely. when is it fewer fufr ju. >> supervisor fewer: just wanted to invite you to the event. >> what's the date on that? >> supervisor fewer: it's may 4th or 5th. it's the 11th annual health festival that we're doing. you can reach nicholas brusky for more information. >> thank you. >> supervisor fewer: mr. himes, are you done or is there any other component

over to daniel in frankfurt daniel so this merger appears to finally have the green light all round despite so many concerns. yeah exactly it seems that the merger is finally now a done deal we're still waiting though for the official confirmation and yes there have been many concerns mostly many feel that by i will from now on some even say an absolute monopoly in this area so until the very end it was not clear if the merger. would get the approval from the u.s. and also e.u. authorities this was very frustrating also for shareholders because of all this issue the merger has been taking much longer than origin lee planned also a buyer had to make quite some concessions some of their division had to be sold through the s. f. here in germany so far the merger has been mostly one thing for buy a very expensive we have to see if all those synergies that they're hoping for at the end will really pay off all right daniel cooper for us at the frankfurt stock exchange all financial correspondent there thank you very much indeed. tuesday got

green." >> seth: yeah, that's a good one. [ laughter ] >> fair point. >> seth: yeah. >> i've got her. there are some days where i'll stay at home a little longer and do stuff by the phone so i can pick her up from school. and i always have the instinct when i pick her up like, "can i just take you to work?" >> seth: yeah. >> like, i don't want this interaction to end. so today is like a really wonderful special day. >> seth: that's great. and i will say, i was really -- it's been nice in the hallways, to see how embraced it's been. there are so many kids here. and i mean, again the first hour of the day i thought something was terribly wrong, because i didn't know it was bring your child to work day. [ light laughter ] but then you are like, "oh, this is really great." >> it's funny, like, obviously you can't -- you couldn't make it the case that you do this every day. >> seth: right. >> but i will say this, like, i do think it makes people happier. >> seth: yeah, of course, yeah. >> and i think that making people happier maybe makes them work better. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> li

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green salad? >> anthony: oh, cavignon, here we go. >> eric: if i make a, yeah, if i make a green salad, you're goinghat one okay. we take the female. they have a black tapenade with basil. >> anthony: yeah. >> eric: or the traditional one. >> anthony: tradish -- let's go traditional. >> eric: traditional one. >> anthony: no, time to mess around here. >> eric: we're going to eat like pigs. >> anthony: so, what else is new? >> eric: we need a saucisson. >> anthony: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. definitely, and some bread. >> eric: and the bread, yeah. >> anthony: oh, and wine. >> eric: and the wine. >> anthony: a very, very, very expensive wine. >> eric: yeah? >> anthony: yeah, we're blowing out the budget, man. [ eric speaking french ] [ vendor speaking french ] >> anthony: okay, good. need more money. >> eric: so we open two reds? we're going to be smashed. >> vendor: ciao. >> anthony: merci, ciao. >> eric: merci beaucoup. >> anthony: we'll be needing that. okay, that's our cheese selection. here's our pomme de terre, which i'll be artfully plating. baking like a meatloaf all of a sudden. you go from freezi

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do you think at all green lit this attack? >> yeah, it's a good question.seems to me in president trump's mind the issue of staying in eastern syria and fighting with the kurdish-backed forces there and the chemical weapons red line are two different issues. whether president assad understands that or not is a good question. it's all part of his calculus to hold on to power, and assad is in quite a precarious military situation. he's very strong and heavy with russian and iranian support. but on his own he's very fragile and susceptible to u.s. strikes. we'll have to see what the president decides in the coming days and what the outcome will be. >> why are syria's chemical weapons even still in use? >> that's a very good question. syria joined the chemical weapons convention in 2013 as a result of the deal between the united states and russia during the obama administration when president obama walked back from the red line. syria was not supposed to be using any chemical weapons and was also noswas not supposed to hold sarin. if that was used in this attac

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green light. that means go! oh, yeah. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. hit our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye! we help all types of businesses with money, tools and know-how to get business done. american express open. . >>> back with the breaking news of alleged chemical attack in syria. a report of casualties including families hiding in shelters. the syrian government dropped chemical laced barrel bombs on areas in the city of douma. they are denying allegations but the president says the area is on lockdown and circled by the syrian army and president putin, russia and iran are responsible for backing animal assad adding big price to pay. let's bring in kernel jacobs and getting putin because by himself, i don't think trump is highly motivated to do that. >> what about this big price to pay? >> well, trump launched missiles in retaliation for something like this before and we have other administrations that have done the same. i think we're going to retaliate the same sort of way, launch missiles at military targets inside syria, specific v

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to somebody more important than us, and that would be draymond green standing by -- welling, he is, with mike. it's true. >> reporter: yeah, he's a lot more important than all of us. talking about flipping that switch for the playoffs and pretty good start to round one with san antonio. >> very good start. i never look at it as flipping the switch. i look at it as we just weren't playing well. we got back to the basics of what we do, which is dwind and then push the tempo. we had a better game tonight. we know how this goes. game two is tougher when you play a team like this that's filled with so much pride, fight, and championship ways, you know, so we got to come out and play the same way. we did it tonight and even a little smarter. >> and andre got to start at guard. experience and defensive mentality a reason why? >> definitely. you know, the experience makes the difference, it's very important. also with andre, with the size that he has, you know, we're able to switch a lot more. it takes away gaps in our defense. that was key as well. andre is a finals mvp. he knows what it takes. we fall in line with that. >> repo

i've been on that hole it's the green is about that deep, yeah, on 15.> he won last year. >> he didn't have a bad swing. the way he hits it, it's a spin. >> when jordan spieth got there, his third shot on 15, did you see -- i can't do it but they're called dead hands at the bottom and he didn't put the same spin on it and ended up -- >> tiger has to be two or three under to have any shot today >> yeah. >> you know, he's third fastest clubhead speed at 42 years old with that back with that back >> amazing >> if he can just stay on the fairway. >> he didn't drive it well yesterday. >> they go this way and that way. yeah, problem. >> his putting is good again but spieth, i mean, when he plays like this, remember what happened to him on 12 though a couple years ago anyway, we digress >> we're going to talk technology is a couple of minutes. and in the meantime, take a look at the futures this morning. as we've been showing you, in the red. dow futures down by 233 points below fair value on all of these concerns about what happens between the united states an

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yeah. alt-right shakespeare. josh green, thanks very much. still more on possible firings and what, if anything, would stand in the way of them. over the past few days, we've been talking about federal regulations barring the president from directly firing a special counsel. former acting solicitor general neil cutall wrote those regulations in 1999 and revisiting his work today. neil, the white house press secretary, sarah sanders, says the president believes he has the power to fire robert mueller. you literally wrote the rules for how this works. is sanders correct? >> not exactly. the rules say, in part 7, they say the following. that the special counsel, quote, may be disciplined or removed from office only by the personal action of the attorney general. last i checked, donald trump was not the attorney general. now, our constitution is bigger than those rules, of course, and it does give the president the prosecution power, but it means that hays got to remove the regulations or go through some other mechanism to try and get mueller rem

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paul walker director of green cross international environmental security and sustainability program dr walker it's great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for your time yeah nice to be here oksana to thank you for the invitation now you've been leading this program since its very inception i assume you care a lot about the nonproliferation of chemical weapons how would you describe this moment in time when we have a number of western countries accusing russia of not only shielding the alleged user of chemical weapons but also using those chemical weapons itself you know the whole the whole current situation is very troubling exxon or and i have been working on chemical weapons and there are nonproliferation and they're safe and sound and irreversible destruction for twenty five years since i first did. one of the very first western american inspections in russia in a place called shoot in the cauldron oboist this is back in one thousand nine hundred four we've all worked for universal laws the chemical weapons convention we have been not one hundred ninety two countries who have joined today the chemical weapons convention was only for outstanding and and