>> sally hemmings was the daughter of john wales. the daughter of john whale.hey were half-sisters. there was speculation it is clear sally hemmings and 5 siblings, were different to him. treated different than enslaved people of monticello and through the prism of his feelings about his wife. they were a different kind of life and monticello. how they felt about each other we don't really know. this went on for quite a few years. >> we have 20,000 letters from thomas jefferson. >> only in passing. once they come back to france, he disappears off the radar screen. i just wanted to say that is the thing about slavery people don't think about, not just people making others work for nothing, but the creation of tangled bloodlines creating a lot of complications for people in virginia and the south. >> some say thomas jefferson did not have a relationship with sally hemmings, what do you say to that? >> there is no evidence of that. >> other than that. >> 11 people don't want it to be jefferson it doesn't matter. even if they are, these are still family members who

governor greg abbott signed a law allowing texas farmers to grow hem' for industrial uses.ed a problem in austin because some texas crime labs can't distinguish between legal hem' and illegal marijuana. they are shocked by the mistake. >> they have given all the republican opposition. all of a sudden marijuana seems decriminalized anybody anybody trying. reporter: district attorneys say they will no longer prosecute marijuana cases. effectively decriminalizing pot for a third of texas residents. governor abbott recently released a letter signed by the republican lieutenant governor, the republican attorney general and the republican speaker of the house, reiterating that marijuana is still against the law in texas and the new hemp law does not change that fact. but to heather it changes everything. >> this is a big step to decriminalization. >> this is a step toward more sensible policies and less fear of cannabis. reporter: she says the rest of the state will surely follow. in austin, douglas kennedy, fox news. jon: some terrifying moments when an elk attacks a group of to

there are speculations that it's clear that he thought sally hemmings and her five siblings who were wife's half siblings were different too. he treated and carefully then he treated the other insulate people at monticello. he saw them through the prism of his feelings about his wife. they were marked for a difference of life at monticello. how to actually felt about each other, we don't really know. this is something that went on for quite -- >> how many years? with 20 some thousand letter from thomas jefferson. does he ever mentioned sally? >> only in passing. but once he comes back from france she pretty much disappeared off the radar screen. i just want to say, that is a part of the thing about slavery the people don't think about is, it's not just people making others work for nothing. it's the creation of fangled bloodlines that created a lot of complication for people in virginia and all over the south. >> some people say thomas jefferson did not have a relationship with sally hemmings. it was his brother. what do you say to that? >> there's no evidence to that. >> other than

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and on this page i found earnest hemming way. realized this was an original photo. it took me a while doing the we arch and that is how found out that this was later to become his life. and this is the book that started it all. the reason i started this book, being a manager of the wyoming room, we were having so many researchers coming in wanting to look at this photo, opening the book and putting it on the copy machine. it was being used quite extensively. it was breaking down the back of the book. they were about 100 years old and we needed to archive it and i took the idea to my board, the library board and approved that i put this book together so anything in the wyoming room is available to researchers. very totally a interesting maze to find everything we have in the wyoming room. we had one patron that was very interested in hemmingway and would come up with questions have you looked in the post office records and sure enough, we found an original signature of earnest hemmingway in pencil and i went to other books. it was exciting that because of the patrons

sally hemmings was the daughter of john wells.ferson's wife was also the daughter of john wells. they were half-sisters. it is clear that he thought sally hemmings and her five siblings were different to him. he treated them differently than he treated the other enslaved people at monticello. he saw them through the prism of his feelings about his wife. it's they were marked -- they were marked different for the life at monticello. how they actually felt about each other, we do not know. this is something that went on -- >> how many years? we have some 20,000 letters from thomas jefferson. does he ever mention her? >> only in passing. once he comes back from france, she disappears off the radar screen. that is a part of the thing about slavery that people do not think about. it is not just people making others work for nothing. it is the creation of tangled bloodlines that created a lot of complication for people in virginia and all over the south. >> some people say that thomas jefferson did not have a relationship with sally hem

the french government granted .hem that request income taxes and local taxes will be reduced in 2020 by more than 9 billion euros. france will no longer aim for a 2% budget deficit. companies plan to have no deficit at all. france's national debt remains one of the heaviest in europe after italy, with a almost 100%f its gdp. france has one of the highest growth rates among its neighbors, with 1.3%, and germany is expected to snack -- to stagnate. low.ll, growth remains there are concerns linked to brexit. france government found a reason to rejoice. extra inct to raise 2019 due to its new automomatic tax cocollecting system. britishsh strike at airways has cut a hole in the company's profits. profits will be lower than expected. at least 137 million euros. to being profit is due 200 15 million euros lower than predicted. to rein intryingg costs as i it gets deeper into financial turmoil. firey are preparing to ththousands ofmpmploye. key members are set to be dropped after scrutiny over finances. i ipo.d an ambitious european stocks opened higher this morning and have been making gai

sally hemmings was the daughter of john wells as was jefferson's wife. is speculation that it was clear that he thought sally and his -- and her siblings and his wife were different. i think he saw been through the prism of his feelings about his wife. marked for aere different sort of like that monticello. how they actually felt about each other, we don't really know. this is something that went on for 38 years. have 20,000 some letters from thomas jefferson. did he ever mention her? annette: only in passing but once he came back from france, she disappears off the radar screen. that is the part of slavery people don't think about. it is not just people making others work for nothing. it is the creation of tangled the bloodlines that created a lot of complications for people in virginia and all over the south. david: some people say that thomas jefferson did not have relationship with sally but it was his brother. and at: there is no evidence of that other than the fact that people do not wanted to be jefferson. even ifoes not matter, they are, these ar

alfredo mirallas found an unmarked proven henning's in the 36 minute and experienced striker like hemmings needs no 2nd invitation when offered such time and space by standoffish center backs his header made a difference in the 1st half and decide off went in in front at the break. an equally simple move in the 2nd half produced frankfurt's equaliser new striker has tossed with a powerful header on his debut to bring things level just shy of the hour. and in the 86th minute frankfurt completed their comeback gonzalo past the n.c.r. turning the game on its head and securing the home side a 2nd home win of the season. that have lost both of their matches this season good thing they're up against a side they've beaten in their last 3 encounters this match has goals written all over it since february 24th 3 or more have been scored in every single game between these 2 sides spoiler it happened again. then the brain coach florian co felt received the backing of the fans after a bad start to the season they were looking for their 1st points against outspoken with europe their aim this turn. and

it is not like you would not have google had microsoft not been hemmed down. factual history is impossible. this new generation -- regeneration of tech, the companies that are big now will not be forever. it will be interesting to see who we are talking about 25 years from now and what relationship they will have to the companies of right now. susan: very quickly before we run out of time. the first week from the white house with barack obama here. >> i'm going to make history here as the first president to live-tweet. we have a computer over here. all right. here is the question. deficit,to reduce the what costs would you cut and which investments would you keep ? the reason i thought this was an important question is because as all of you know, we are going through a spirited debate here in washington but it is important to get the whole country involved. susan: that was only 2011. now we have this tweaking president.- tweeting it speaks to the rise of social media and how important it came -- became to this platform. thatguarantee is there silicon valley wi

he says smith told hem about the potential attacks on the u.s., like blowing up ll a target can be a major news network. and last friday the fbi says he was telling the undercover ajt about other ways to build bombs. the court document asks anyone in texas that would be a good fit for it the attack? >> and he replied outside of beto, i dont know anyone relevant enough to cause a change that's a remark relative to beto o'rourke who mentioned taking assault rifles from people who owned them private smith is not accused of plotting any specific attacked but the maximum penalty is 20 years in prison. philip >>> it is a case that sparks massive protests in dallas and now a murder trial is underway for former dallas police officer accu accused of killing her unarmed neighbor she shot and killed botham jean last september >> reporter: amber guyger walked into a court room. >> amber guyger shot someone in his home doing nothing to nobody >> reporter: she shot and killed it botham jean >> you shot someone? >> yes, i thought it was my apartment. oh, my god, i'm sorry. >> reporter: she says she

i was at the airport and someone i didn't know grab my hem and said senator, do something about gun violence i lost my nephew last year. it's on so many people's minds. that's why the first order of business in the senate should be to take action the house passed bipartisan background check act we must grapple with the stark reality that has become the all too routine occurrence with the ability and responsibility to do something it is the most common sense way to save american lives it is bipartisan has already passed the house and as a matter policy absently necessary to close the loopholes in the background checks system to make others effective. we can and should pass a very strong red flag but what good would that do if somebody would adjudicate and he could go online and that people would get felons and those who get red flags so it is critical to pass the universal background w check and to do everything we can and background checks the foundation that we start from with the safety legislation just like the shooter in odessa texas who failed the background check inn 2014 but can purch

he came to see, and someone ran downstairs and said, your brother is here and i think they've hurt hem. >> her new movie is about brothers helping each other in troubled times. so, who is more likely to bail the other one out of trouble? >> i would probably bail you out of jail. >> i would get caught. but if you did it, you wouldn't get caught. >> use you as a distraction. >> right. >> oh, they were so much fun. nikki, between you and your sister, which one would get the other out of trouble? >> bre would have to get me out of trouble. >> troublemaker. i know. okay, guys, can we take a moment to ooh and ahh over baby archie? >> so cute. >> harry and meghan's baby boy sure stole the spotlight. a side-by-side of archie and dad harry. it's clear they're twinning and both are gingers. >> does he have as much hair as harry had? those cheeks, the happy demeanor. and the cutest thing of all is meghan's nickname for archie. bubba. >> what's the 4-month-old like? he's so cute, and his proud parents couldn't help but gush. >> and old soul. >> i think he knows exactly what's going on. >> for the

people do not feel hemmed in by their job description. what hewlett and packard called it was management by walking around. they would rather just be on the shop floor. this meritocratic idea, everyone got stock options. not everyone. not some of the people on the manufacturing and assembly lines , but the white-collar employees did. everyone had stake in the company's financial success. this becomes the model that company after company after company in the valley follows. susan: you talked about the importance of the space race . sputnik launched in 1967. i want to fast-forward to the and talk about what in 1960's government policy changed in a big way. in 1965, lbj signing an immigration law. we are having a big immigration debate right now. how does this figure into the history of silicon valley? professor o'mara: it is tremendously important. the immigration reform act is perhaps one of the most consequential economic policies of the latter half of the 20th century. the funny thing is it was not intended to be that at all. as lyndon j

and on the same light as director hemming er's quest for transparency, we should remind the public when these bid processes come up, we are required to accept the lowest bid, aren't we. >> yes. >> even if there is experience wit contractor and things to consider, we don't have the opportunity to consider those. so i just wanted to remind the public of that and thank you for your hard work on this and i agree with director hemminger that this is something we need to move forward on. (please stand by). the delay, but making design decisions like that, i don't think that that number was, that that was expected when the decision was made. so i think the other dimension we should remember here, this project has been extremely impactful on the transat community and one of the things they have been doing, when not negotiating this and getting a handle on the costs of it and construction, to get the construction off the streets of chinatown and there is an important dimension here, too, that is, and perhaps this connects to director brinkman's low bid as well, less impactful on communities is r

so he made one and proudly pinned it on his t-shirt his teacher wrote he was va andrying asked for hemsity hundreds rallied >> woov arer got emails, tweets, phone calls. >> reporter: yunlversity sentb a care package, a jersey the campus icon is painted would the boy's drawing and now turning the boy's home made logo into a a opilgs it t-shirt >> that's the way to do it right there. >> it's cute put the kid was in florida florida and tennessee couldn't be bigger rivals and so that's obviously not cool -- >> all the haters though >> it is a cool t-shirt what they made of of if >>> sometimes you have to stop and smell the flowers, even if you're arsquirrel. stop to sniff light yellow daisy. took a reported 500 snaps buteneded up with three final good ones. after the shoot he apparently ate the flower. but you have to take a guzillion pictures. >> and totally worth it. wow with, that was great >>> welcome to tuesday morning. it's september 10th. a cool shot, a live look out over san francisco. >> back and forth. it's on repeat. >> like a movie, gotham or something. good morning. hope you'r

people do not feel hemmed in by their job description. there wasn't much of a ladder.eople wore short-sleeved. what hughlett and packard called manage -- hewlitt and packard called management by wandering around. they wouldn't call people in and say, what are you doing? they would be on the shop floor to see what's going on. this meritocratic idea, everyone got stock options. not everyone. not some of the people on the manufacturing and assembly lines but the white-collar employees did. everyone had stake in the company's financial success. this becomes the model that company after company after company in the valley follows. susan: so we talked about the importance of the space race. for all the money flowing in this. i want to fast forward to the 1960's and talk about one government policy that changed in an unexpected way and that is 1965, l.b.j. signing an immigration law. we are having a big immigration debate now. how does this 1965 immigration bill figure in the history of silicon valley? professor o'mara: it is incredibly important. the immigration reform act i

footage shed on social media shows a near stampede has hemmed in on 3 sides by police hundreds of protesters attempted to feed through the one i'm not sure of this office building. outside police continue to fight to cast right into the middle of the fleeing crowd . was the. in another video riot police were seemed grabbing hold of and beating this man lucky. by nightfall police had pushed protesters away from the area surrounding government offices. that's around the same time chief executive kerry lamb released this video in a poise sailing on the long haul the white. thoughts he said would then i know you'll be on your. own saying say it in a high walk softly you high school old take comfort from. it was a characterization with significant legal implications. anyone charged with rioting faces up to 10 years in prison. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah ah it was a sea of black as hong kong was returned to the streets on the 16th of july. they marched despite an announcement by lamp that she was suspending debates on the

it's companies like diamondback hemming helping small towns bounce back. the decision to manufacture, market, sell, and ship from phillipsburg is an investment in pennsylvania's future. in the local communities and businesses and the people who call the commonwealth home. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of clean energy week, an opportunity to celebrate bipartisan support for a wide variety of clean energy sources strengthening americans' national security while also preserving our environment for future generations. environmental stewardship doesn't have to mean making economic sacrifices. clean energy solutions and jobs are the future for the united states. with clean energy po

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have they effectively hemmed in the prime minister before they go? amanda: they have in some ways. he was hoping to have an election schedo ed for the middle of october and th rejected at once and they will reject that again tonieht. they arehis hands in terms of asking the eu for an extension by october 19. parliaiant will come back into session on the 14th for the queen's speechee and boris johnn will meet fell eu leaders on the 17th and 18th. one question will be whether he tries to renegotiate something before that and if not, epether he is ed to follow parliament's legislativ guidance. laura: boris johnson has said he would rather die in a ditch then seek a brexit extension. is the ditch looking a little closer? amanda: there is a lot of rhetetic flying around this week so it is an open question what he means by that. um speculate it means he resigns and within jeremy corbyn as a caretaker for the he could force new elections went parliament comes back in october. there government is prepared ts test the legal limits of what the legislation means. some question whether the lau

we'll talk to joanne beverly,whose sister natalie hemming was murdered by her partner in 2016 while natalie‘s three children slept upstairs. lily allen says her record label did not take action after she told them she was sexually assaulted by a music industry figure. all i can tell you is what i do remember, which is waking up in bed with somebody that i trusted, in a position that i really did not want to be and had never given any indication that i did want that. you can hear more of that interview in a few minutes‘ time. and at the end of yet another whirlwind week in politics, we challenge two journalists to sum up what's happened in just 60 seconds. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. do get in touch on all the stories we're talking about — use the hashtag #victorialive. if you're emailing and are happy for us to contact you — and maybe want to take part in the programme — please include your phone number in your message. if you text, you'll be charged at the standard network rate. first, annita mcveigh has the news. the number of people who've been kill

alfredo morale is found an unmarked proven headings in the 36 minute hand experience striker like hemmings needs no 2nd invitation when offered such time and space by standoffish center backs he's had to make a difference in the 1st half and decide off went in in front at the break. an equally simple move in the 2nd half produced frankfurt's equaliser new striker as just with a powerful header on his debut to bring things level just shy of the out. and in the 86th minute frankfurt completed their comeback consolo passy n.c.r. turning the game on its head and securing the home side a 2nd home win of this season. and if in football and ferrari's shiela connect has won his 1st ever formula one grand prix in belgium this victory was stingy with sadness after a good friend beth was killed in a crash at the same track on saturday. everyone's thoughts on the grid in belgium where with the brother and mother of antwon who bear who died after a high speed crash in the 2nd tier of formula to race on saturday. monica's charla clegg grew up with frenchmen in junior racing it taken pole inspired just h

. >> what is interesting, i didn't hear hem going against the competitive landscape at all my view is'm not concerned about the addressable market i think we are seeing this -- >> kellogg, hormel, tyson. >> that's the probably with the stock. that's why when you look at where the other companies trade even in their best days, this is just a chip-wich. >> that was a fantastic sandwich, by the way. >> can flexatarians eat that >> more on beyond meat and that call on cnbc.com i'm millio i'm melissa lee. mere is what is coming up next >>> netflix is under pressure as the streaming wars kick into high gear. what does the company need to do taon top we'll debate it when "fast money" returns it was sophie's big day. by the way, she's the next mozart. as usual we were behind schedule. but sophie's enthusiasm cannot be dampened. not even by a run-away donut. we powered through it in our toyota prius. because a star's got to shine, no matter what. it's unbelievable what you can do in the prius. toyota let's go places. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support

because the hem thatis delay to brexit.o they praise their eye would rather be dead in a ditch is a pretty strong indication he will not do that. how he gets a general election is also unclear. but that is what this look like. the police standing behind him, the picture almost that he wanted to, rather than what he was saying. we come back here on monday to parliament, where he will try again to get labour to vote for a general election and there is no indication they will do that. let us take another listen. there are some people that are now suggesting that we should spend £8 billion more a month, not 750 million, but a billion. —— £1 billion. to stay in the european union beyond 0ctober the european union beyond 0ctober the 31st and i have to tell you i do not think that'll be a good use of public money. i am going to make sure that we do not have that unnecessary delay. i will do everything that i possibly can to make sure that this country comes out of the eu on october the 31st. but unfortunately, parliament voted yes

s bolster price range and some of hem are indicating they were higher. o after quiet summer and problems the market is coming a busy it could be september. >> when you look at sort of i drama going on action we it with have soon in uber, lyft and -- and ve seen in uber, lyft some of the most watched i. pfppi.p.o.' what is aying more oing on here in the second d -- secondary market or how they are being valued in the private market? there's definitely a disconne disconnect. we companies is the poster excessive private evaluation and sensibility of investor.c market that has to be rec saoeultd and t is -- reconciled and that is dramatic. but we've been seeing it with we work. pinterest was a down round and here have been many down rounds. even cloud the i.p.o. that will night and tomorrow has interest in this range its was right at the last round. so the believe markets have been reconciling the hi valuations. i will highlight the ones that are extremely difficult are the losing companies because we may say they are mature compani work is 10 years old and

of fact he has already been hemmed in by his own words the former director of public prosecutions himself said that if he did not obey the law then there is a good chance that he would stand in intensive and could even see himself possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by the laws of this country from having taken back control minister boris johnson now finds himself being controlled last in downing street. saddam's former president omar al bashir has been denied bail by a court in the capital khartoum he's facing charges of corruption and illegal use of foreign funds but here says the $25000000.00 that he received from the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salon was not used for private purposes here but morgan has more now from car too. this is the 4th quarter hearing in the corruption charges against dance former president already bushehr where he's being charged with a list of financial gains corruption and bribery now the former president had previously stated that he wished the whole trial was secretive because he did not want to mention the name of saudi arabian crown princ

her response was, don't you know you have to lift your hem when you walk upstairs.annon: white house aides pressed gorsuch on why he thought when people come to washington, the older they get the more liberal the justice gets. do you think it's being worried about the media coverage? >> i think i get his answer. gorsuch sees himself as a man of the west. not a creature of washington who praised the approval of global elites. some wonder if this truly formative years were the ones he spent here in high school. his mother was appointed by reagan to the epa. she said headlines are fleeting but courage lasts. what do you remember about that? >> to do what she did, tremendous courage. i just try to remember what happen matters isn't what home say about you, it's the stuff you put in the books, the picks we write. >> i think justice gorsuch's exposure to the tell pes to youousness that surrounded her epa tenure, i think it armored him for dealing with washington. he has a western framework and western ideology. but he also understands washington in the way that most of we

when alfredo morale is found an unmarked proven henning's in the 36 minute experience striker like hemmings needs no 2nd invitation when offered such time and space by standoffish center backs he's had made a difference in the 1st half and dissolute off went in front at the break. an equally simple move in the 2nd half produced frankfurt's equaliser new striker as just with a powerful header on his debut to bring things level just shy of the hour. and in the 86th minute frankfurt completed a comeback. turning the game on its head and securing the home side a 2nd home win of this season. and here's a quick look at the bundesliga table after match day 3 army life they lead the way with 3 wins from 3. second. also lost. in the bottom half we see months rooted to the foot of the table with moving up after their 1st points. now here in berlin the zoo's female giant panda mane maying has given birth to twins it's a major breakthrough for the zoo's breeding program it's the 1st ever giant panda births the 1st baby panda baby was born on sunday evening an hour later gave birth to her 2nd zoo says m

puts it shed on social media shows a near stampede as hemmed in on 3 sides by police hundreds of protesters attempted to feed through the one unlocked door of this office building. outside police continue to fight to cast right into the middle of the fleeing crowd . was. in another video riot police were seen grabbing hold of and beating this man lucky. oh are finite full police had pushed protesters away from the area surrounding government offices. at around the same time. chief executive kerry lamb released this video if i sail in on the long haul the white. fights he said would the no you young and. old saying say it is high walk softly. outsold think i'm fucking cold. it was a characterization but significant legal implications. anyone charged with writing faces up to 10 years in prison. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. ah ah ah it was a sea of black as hong kong was returned to the streets on the 16th of july. laos. they marched despite an announcement by lamb that she was suspending debates on the extradition bill indefinitely although there.

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of the fact he has already been hemmed in by. the director of public prosecutions if not. then there is a good chance that he would stand. and could even see himself possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by the country. from having taken back control minister boris johnson now finds himself being controlled last in downing street. the new greek prime minister has the liberty's 1st annual speech on the state of the country's economy kiriakou. tax cuts that he says will benefit businesses promising to continue reforms that help greece out of its crippling that crisis he made the announcement at the opening of the international trade fair in for southern. gathered on the street outside the event to show their anger at the current state of the economy protesters carried barriers and faced off with police says tensions and also more still to come on the news hour including as the president calls for national unity he will tell you why many brazilians have mixed feelings about this year's independence day celebrations a dutch museum braces itself for protests ahead of

the fact he has already been hemmed in by his own words the former director of public prosecutions himself said that if he did not obey the law then there is a good chance that he would stand in intensive and could even see himself a possibility of being put in jail for not abiding by the laws of this country. from having taken back control my minister boris johnson now finds himself being controlled lost in downing street. it's going to the netherlands now where a museum is bracing itself for protests as it prepares to open its doors to a controversial exit bishan it's called the design of the 3rd reich and it shows the way that adult hitler used art to garner support and help develop his ideology and the fascist campaigners say the event glorifies a regime that killed millions of people that live reports now from the dutch city of then bush. at all for hitler understood how bold design and imagery could motivate and convince people so he used its power to help fulfill his racist ambitions and create a nazi state that killed millions of people mainly jews in world war 2. this exhibition t

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considerable number of rebels within his own party he's put himself on an election footing he finds himself hemmed in he can't really do anything else all he can do now is prepare for that election and indeed we've heard it here again for i think the 3rd time this week the case that he is making for an election i don't want an election he says the people don't want an election i don't want to keep banging on about brakes if we want breaks it decided. the question is do you want to go along with our plan get a deal on october the 17th and 18th of that final e.u. summit and exit the e.u. on october 31st or do you want his plan generally corbin's plan get delay after delay undermine the entire brics it process potentially indefinitely and that is that is the contest that he wants to see set up in front of this nation in the election that he knows must come sooner or later whether it will come on the date that he wants the october the 15th well that is now in the gift of the opposition parties object to me corbin and they are undecided about when they want to pull the trigger. other than i guess escap

what the eu did is they changed the laws and the rules in 2010 and they are now fine-tuning .hem thinkurself as an american company. if you went in with a series of agreements and all the agreements got changed, that puts you off. american company, i would be concerned about investing in europe. these american companies really are looking at expanding into europe because it is great for distribution, customer service, at this point it sets a bad precedent. taylor: any thoughts on companies that start to feel the ripple effects if that goes through? tim: i'm sorry, repeat that. taylor: what companies would be next in terms of feeling the ripple effects if this fight were to continue? tim: at this stage, it is a little unclear. companies including hp, microsoft, others, who might want to do more expansion. that is not exactly clear. a lot of companies here are watching this particular case very closely because it will be factored into whether they actually do expand into europe and the future? eu not perhaps the concerned about that from this lawsuit's perspective. , presidentm bajarin o