former i.b.m. workers jim bore and a lighter hernandez say they developed cancer from exposure to toxic chemicals at i.b.m. san jose facility in the late seventy's or early ninety's i mean literally tried to prevent the results of the tally analysis from ever seeing the light of day in fact they went to the judge and said this can't be used in this case a lot of hernandez's not dead she's going to be in the courtroom and not only was it not relevant the judge said it was prejudiced the jury if they saw what these excess costs were and so he denied use of it in the court many of the brands will respond to questions by saying no one has ever proved to me that a single person has died from exposure to these chemicals either within inside their factories or outside of the factories and of discussion. but that's not the way that we approach environmental or occupational health in the world we are not flying blind here at all especially on the chemicals at issue here in the electronics industry actually

introduced the i.b.m. block chain and then in the summer announce a block in partnership with food companies to improve the food supply chain so the banks latest move is an example of the growing collaboration between the finance world and private firms it also demonstrates how the attitude for the decentralized has changed over time and this goes beyond just payments more new. it becomes a more likely blocked chain is to impact other areas like identity systems or loan programs. let's talk more about that how could the block chain affect identity protection systems and those those loan programs especially with identity protection seems huge so proponents of blocked train would say that for one it makes loans easier for it makes it easier for companies to apply for to be approved for loans because it would eliminate all the burdensome processes that they have to go through i mean a lot of them are still. parts of the process are still paper based so they're still relying on fax machines for parts of their

former i.b.m. workers jim bore and a lighter hernandez say they developed cancer from exposure to toxic chemicals at i.b.m. san jose facility in the late seventy's or early ninety's i mean literally tried to prevent the results of the tally analysis from ever seeing the light of day in fact they went to the judge and said this can't be used in this case a lot of hernandez's not dead she's going to be in the courtroom and not only was it not relevant the judge said it might prejudice the jury if they saw what these excess costs were and so he denied use of it in the court many of the brands will respond to questions by saying no one has ever proved to me that a single person has died from exposure to these chemicals either within inside their factories or outside of the factories and of discussion. but that's not the way that we approach environmental or occupational health in the world we are not flying blind here at all especially on the chemicals at issue here in the electronics industry actually

focus as it handles payments over its proprietary block chain between banks but there is a difference i.b.m. uses a virtual currency called lumines to transmit money master card accept payments in traditional local money. and gary cohn president trumps director of the national economic council says clearing houses could be a systemic risk these clearing houses were told reserves to ensure that all traders remain solvent even if there's a failure of several traders have been growing as volumes have increase cohen says that clearing houses have probably expanded beyond the limits of their useful existence i asked the man who wrote many of the clearing house rules former u.s. trade commissioner chilton for his take on whether cohn has a point about clearing houses being the new systemic risk. i don't think so lindsey i mean these things have existed for decades and and the clearing houses again i mean you described it but there are intermediaries so you get traders on both sides and if somebody loses a bet then you want to make sure that that person pays up if the that that person about energy

i.b.m., the global computer company, has more jobs in india today than it does in the united states. now, i have no doubt that that has to do with certain incentives that the country will pay to companies to invest and to build their business in their country, and no doubt it has to do with the access to skilled labor. that certainly has to be a part of it, but there can be no doubt that our tax code is simply encouraging companies like i.b.m. to shift more and more of their work overseas. and even if they wanted to bring the money that they earned overseas back to the united states, they would have to pay twice. and so what do they do? they simply invest in their workforce, they simply invest in their business in another country, much to our detriment. so if something's broken, which our tax code is, it needs to be fixed, not avoided. our democratic colleagues need to once again acknowledge this, as so many of them did when it came to our outdated tax code, as i pointed out. there is no reason why tax reform can't be bipartisan, and if our colleagues just return to some of their sta

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well relatively good earnings reports for example from i.b.m. the large computer and services company and then there's this correlation of a weak euro and increasing equity prices here the euro's got weaker after this decision by the german constitutional court not to block the european central banks general's monetary policy and that has caused the euro dollar exchange rate to go weaker this is helping actually prices up here kind of had risen in frankfurt thanks a lot. now you just heard it there with the likes of the c.e.o. the rich might be getting richer but not seems donald trump although his business empire has continued to operate alongside his presidency the billionaire has dropped nearly one hundred places in a prestigious list of america's wealthiest people now this year the forbes list ranks president trump position two hundred forty eight now according to forbes the president's total wealth the school than six hundred million dollars to a net worth of three point one billion largely due to a weakening of the real estate market. rita

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lining and bringing dignity back to people's lives like co-host tab at the side down recently with i.b.m. follow co-founder of cap spring you'll probably find out more. in taxes there's a drought about ten years ago and we were losing hundred year old oak trees in our family ranch in cat spring texas statewide we lost about thirty million trees and it was devastating but the only thing that's so green was pine and so we just started to do some research you know maybe it's good for furniture because it's so hard and then uncovered this legacy that native americans had consumed it for millennia and traded it all over the u.s. and they. discovered all these studies that were coming out from texas a and m. in the university of florida demonstrating its caffeine in health benefits name taxes and. we just were interested and honestly we figured hey you know it must taste terrible if no one gets you know. and why is no one doing what is right now there's so much of it and so we just started to play around with a lot of different preparation methods and watched a lot of youtube videos and then w

like a model that has been happening with i.b.m. and then got a bunch of the mules out of on. the back to politicking before the break i was speaking would mean the turner former ohio state senator and president of our revolution and former advisor to marco rubio's twenty sixteen presidential campaign lenny chen who's also research fellow at the hoover at stanford's rabbit hoover institution and here's the rest of that conversation lanny. it's very interesting you worked for george w. bush last week he made an extraordinary speech he was talking about trump he didn't mention trump but it was obvious where he was going what's going on in the party that you're a member of. well look i think parties have these really difficult divisions and it happens from time to time i think we've seen it in the republican party in the past we've seen it in the democratic party in the past as well one thing about george w. bush and it's funny larry how many of my friends who are progressive now are saying to me boy i really miss church w. bush that really says something about the politics of ou

the i.b.m. potential are sitting under an area of high pressure so it's all working fine here we've had some significant rainfall occurring across the balkans over last twenty four hours and i think there's more heavy rain to come here in the forecast and you can see that circulation cold weather from moscow that maximum of one degree some snow over the alps well western parts of the mediterranean and then we're in picher looking very fine twenty four in lisbon but breaks of rain likely across the u.k. now as we head into tuesday still unsettled cross western areas western mediterranean region looking best further towards the east still looking very unsettled with some heavy rain in places and cross the northern parts of europe rather chilly now into north africa this low pressure center could bring some showers for the coast of libya maybe egypt every day weather conditions not too bad for caro with highs of twenty nine degrees for central parts of africa still a band of showers showing up here

and on wall street, health insurers and i.b.m. fueled a surge in stocks today. dow jones industrial average gained 160 points, more than half a percent, to close above 23,000 for the first time. the nasdaq rose just a fraction, and the s&p 500 was up two points. still to come on the newshour: chinese president xi jinping cements his power in a grand political display. an arizona congressman on the future of the democratic party. the long, slow process of removing bombs in former isis strongholds. and much more. >> sreenivasan: army corporal dillion baldridge was killed in afghanistan in june. he and two fellow soldiers were gunned down by an afghan police officer suspected of an insider attack. baldridge's father was disturbed by the details his son's death and expressed that to president trump in a phone call. mr. trump then apparently took an unusual step for a commander in chief: he offered money. dan lamothe helped break that story for the "washington post" and joins me now. thanks for joining us. so what-- how did this phone call go? >> yes, so several week

now, that means that all of the money of companies like apple, i.b.m., conocophillips, exxonmobil, all of these countries -- companies with headquarters here in the united states have earned money overseas. and you wonder why in the world wouldn't they want to bring that back to the united states and invest it in businesses and paychecks here in america? well, that's because under our current tax structure, they have to pay taxes on the money they earn overseas, but if they want to bring it back to the united states, they have to pay taxes again up to a 35% corporate tax rate on that same money. so they make the rational decision. they keep the money overseas. they build their businesses there, and they hire more workers abroad, and not here at home. why in the world would we want to maintain that sort of self-destructive status quo. so a new territorial tax system is going to be an important part of tax reform, and it's not to help big businesses. it's to help workers who are looking for work or people who are working who have had stagnant wages and are looking for a little extra in t

the floor recently that i was shocked when i read an article a couple weekends ago that said that i.b.m., one of the largest corporations in the world, has more employees in india than it does in the united states. i'm sure that's caused by a number of factors: access to workforce, well-trained workforce, cost of doing business. it has to be influenced by our highest tax rate in the world. these authors say the new plan that had been proposed by republicans raises the growth of economy between 3% and 5% and real wakes -- wages between 4% and 7%. in other words, if you cut corporate rates from the highest in the world to 20%, it raises wages of workers from 4% to 7%. both of these studies suggest tax reform will benefit working americans. and i have to tell you that the president made this point over and over and over again just at this meeting we had this morning. he said i'm not interested in giving tax breaks to the wealthy. he said i want more middle-class, hardworking families to see the benefit of tax reform. he said people who are wealthy are doing just fine. he said they don't ne

i mentioned yesterday that i.b.m., one of the largest employers in the world has more employees in india than the united states. there are probably varied reasons for that, including our tax code. some of it has access to highly trained workers and lower costs and the like. but our tax code is a self-inflicted economic wound for our country and the people who pay the price for that are the people whose wages are stagnant or people who are looking it for a job -- looking for a job and can't find one and we need to put more money back in their pocket, let them keep more of what they earn and get this economy growing again. finally, mr. president, yesterday the house passed a bill i introduced with senators klobuchar, heller that helps to stop the exploitation of children and over the internet by reauthorizing the internet against children. the internet crime against children task force is a network of 61 coordinated entities that represent 3,500 federal and local law enforcement agencies that prosecute child predators. they provide training and technical assistance and advanced forensic me

the can down the road and now we're left with a north korean regime that is capable of launching an i.b.m. that can hit the united states and that his regime will survive if he has a nuclear weapon capable of hitting the united states. we may need to be willing to accept the deal short of denuclearization that includes a verifiable freeze on the development and testing of nuclear weapons and missile programs. we will likely need to have some confidence-building agreements over a period of months and years to build momentum. obtaining the necessary grants for inspections will be the most challenging aspects of the deal and i worry may derail our best efforts of negotiations. there may likely be discussion of reducing military presence on the peninsula and curtailing military exercises. i agree we should not agree to reduction of military exercises in exchange for a freeze, but i think we should carefully consider whether there should be a step down of military exercises on both sides to reduce tensions and build confidence. any agreement will need to contain strict pro hiations on prolifer