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i think that jean claude yonga's speech was about the european union. i thought it was a good compassionate speech on spot. they will not like what they are hearing in slovakia. they say they'll only take christian migrants. how can countries like that get on board? >> well, it's going to be a difficult one for the european commission. i think that's - first of all, it's a shame that the scheme has to be mandatory. this should be among the states. i think really the idea of a mandatory scheme is a bit of a shame in itself for europe. that's the only way forward. the other question is how can we convince central and eastern european countries, but countries like denmark to accept the scheme. i'm afraid the commission will need to use retaliatory measures, from countries that benefitted from e.u. assistance, and i can imagine that the commission could cut down some economic assistance, but there are also the possibility retaliation measures. hungary begins in 2024. slovakia has a bit to be the next secretary-general. the e.u. could withdraw support to the

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minister's office against corruption and political corruption >>> the european commission president jean claude jeonger announced plans to tackle the biggest refugee challenge since world war ii. under the proposal 160,000 asylum seekers will be distributed among eu member countries with binding quotas. the the numbers of refugees to be resettled depends on that nation's wealth, population, and the number of asylum applicants that it processed. countries refusing to take in refugees could face penalties, germany that hosts a large number of refugees backed the idea. it welcomed syrian refugees waving e.u. rules and saying it expects to deal with more than 800,000 asylum seekers this year alone. sweden is in favour, taking the highest number of refugees in relation to its population. the czech republic, poland, romania opposed the idea of mandatory quotas, so did hungary, which is building a fence. europe does not need a new plan to deal with the crisis. jacky rowland joins us from strasburg where the european parliament has been meeting, hearing a plan coming from jean claude jeonger. th

jonathan: jean-claude juncker has begin speaking just now. let's listen in. juncker: as luxembourg prime minister frequently, to be precise it was 20 times i gave the state of the nation speech. mostly i got applauded after the speech. people disagreed as to the substance, but everyone seemed to agree it was too long. , i run that selfsame danger. speecht drafted this under normal conditions. you probably guessed why. conclude in good style. place in thekes framework agreement between the european parliament and the european commission. it has been concluded between us. in that framework, the president of the commission has the first office of september, in fact comes to the parliament and does on the prior handwork that we tabled to the house to tell what the commission is doing over the next few months. the priorities of the commission which are involved. the european union. , [indiscernible] the prime minister of luxembourg and the president in office had not received those priorities in writing. maybe a letter available and appended to the letter is a doc

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[laughter] alison: i like the skinny jeans. robert: you think they look good?alison: the good of you should try them out. -- how this up person is using his legs. leon: the pope in new york city. our extensive coverage is the top trending story on wjla.com. also, the investigation into a house explosion in columbia. and rain into the forecast for the weekend. alison: it is never too late. this week, a 105--year-old man a recordcord -- set for sprinting. the yield the oldest competitive sprinter in the world. he ran the 100 meter sprint and 42 seconds, getting him into the record book. he also earned the title at age 103 and 104. he says he is just going to keep trying. leon: and keep setting records. alison: amazing. leon: and don't even have to test them for steroids. that is all natural. alison: probably not. you never know. steve: what about skinny jeans? [laughter] ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. normal now here in washington. 76 degrees the

manus: we will speak to jean-claude biver. "the pulse." ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." gotkine prime minister matteo renzi said despite china slow down he is confident about his country's exports. he spoke in new york. prime minister renzi: 1% of growth is ok. and the provision that imf was 0.2%. so the provision of the italian government for the first time worst. usually a italian government very optimistic, exactly. every year we have a great to great and not results. for the first time, our provision was at 0.7%. and i think we will conclude 0.9%. i do not know. absolutely by the provision. next year, we can have some problems with china, yes. maybe. because our export is good. if you think about exports, you have to make one example. exports were in the provision of werean, the statistics .37% this year. in the first months, more than 6%. i think it will not to be a problem for the exports. italy loste -- confidence. 2012, 2014, from savingse an increase of thanivate savings of more 350 billion euros because the

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jean is going to charity hospital. down, closing up bourbon street, unpredictable to the last. she veers again. the 9:30 whether the litton says -- weather bureau bulletin says that the eye of the hurricane may pass west of the city, rather than the east. a last-minute reprieve, probably bad news somewhere else. >> no one else can reach you. we have fallen trees. >> have you heard anything about the woman with the baby? have you heard anything about the woman in labor? >> no word yet, but bad news elsewhere. the hurricane has come sweeping up the delta. >> i don't know how to stay on this live. >> tell us the situation. >> the greater part of it must be right here, right now. it's one continuous blow. i'm telling you, she's glowing and she's shaking. >> at 11:46, all the power fails and the wind gauge blows off the roof. at the weather bureau. falling trees are knocking out telephone lines all over town. but not until dr. jones finally gets the word. >> that woman that you were worried about had her baby engine is doin

what jean-claude juncker,we expected to announce is a one billion euro fund.ach country we get 600,000 euro s. for being theuros country of entry. then there would be fines on countries that do not meet the quota system. that would hurt eastern countries that have a much lower gdp. when you talk about where they will be distributed and how, here are the numbers we have. again, remember last time they tried back in may, they tried to agree to a 40,000 figure, that came in at 32,000. we are talking about an additional 120,000 refugees, which may not be enough. here is how it will work. 31,000 in germany. 24000 and france. 20,000 u.k. 1,500.5000 and slovakia mr. cameron is out front. we heard a little bit of them. he is out front in saying you need to actually take refugees that are in turkey and lebanon and not give priority to those in your. europe. david cameron: we will continue with our personal taking refugees from camps in turkey, jordan and lebanon. this provides refugees with a safe route to the united kingdom rather than risking the hazardous journey to

you sold 25.5 million pairs of jeans last year. how many of those are you wanting to sell online instead? >> online, as many as possible. i think ultimately the customers shopping with us the way they choose to shop with us today and we're seeing definite shifts so we'll see more of that consumption continue to move online. >> you're only just launching your e-commerce site here in the u.k. some what behind the curve? >> we have a significant global business. a 16% penetration in our business in digital e-commerce today. what we did was our first ever localized site. we have been servicing through digital in the u.s. this is actually servicing the customer from their home base. >> and american eagle, you're predominantly a u.s. company. what portion are sales are now x u. s. and how important is london for you. >> a large part of the business is u.s. based. a large portion is licensed or franchised. the u.k. for us is critical for our launch into the rest of western europe because we see this consumer is leading the trend and as gi

jean-claude trichet. thank you for your time.se listening on bloomberg radio, "the first word" is up next. for our viewers, a very special hour of "the pulse." i'm going to the airport. mark: where are you off to? manus: i'm going to italy. you've got a lot of notes. mark: tahnks -- thanks for leaving me. you are empowering me. big interviews. thanks. the deputy prime minister of russia will be joining me at 10:10. don't miss that. a lot of news out of russia in the last 24 hours. a report from venezuela that the insident said they've been discussions with russia to do something about oil price stability's. i will be asking dvorkovich about that, is the russian economy heavily linked to oil, the ruble heavily linked to oil. russia is in a recession, the ruble sliding. so much to discuss. and -- informed.'s always aboutwe will talk financial market stability, stability, the fed, the ecb. said: jean-claude trichet he did not want to be one of those self-appointed opinion makers. i think it is fascinating. i am always board talking

hans nichols in berlin on the latest from jean-claude juncker. john bolton is still with us -- jon moulton is still with us. this is europe's biggest issue at the moment. jon: very much so. humanitarian angles and pure economics. on an economic basis, the demographics are notoriously poor. getting some relatively lively, productive refugees to join the population is economically attractive to them. it'salso their age problem, their productivity problem. you are seeing that very clearly in germany's willingness to take in large numbers of immigrants, and a fairly strong minority right-wing component very opposed. francine: i wanted to ask about capital. you were talking about the market -- you had a tough time -- are you worried about the future? jon: always. francine: are you really worried? jon: no, i'm quite a robust soul. we have some great successes. you play the turnaround field and you have to get used to the idea that you will have failures. end, weut the other have an aerospace engineer. francine: so there is no company you won't get invo

jean casarez is in baltimore following this story. tell us more, jean. >> reporter: hi, carol. the hearing starts in about 30 minutes. i was actually able to go into that courtroom yesterday. you see 11 chairs over on the defense side where the defense attorneys will sit today as they argue these very very important motions. there are protesters outside the courthouse, few in number. and there is definitely an increased law enforcement presence there. this community is really ready for anything, because this hearing is so important to the trial itself. the police telling their staff they cannot take leave today. that everyone who is going to be off today needs to be on the force in uniform, ready to go if needed. community activists are encouraging peaceful protests and demonstrations around the community, even going this time to the higher socioeconomic areas. on board first this morning will be whether to dismiss any or all of the charges. the defense is saying there are no basis in fact for these charges. each side will have 15 minutes to argue their point, not that long. th

john, alison. >>> jean casarez, thanks.mer vice president dick cheney is set to address the consequences of the iran nuclear deal for the united states and its middle east allies. congress votes on the measure next week. here is a quote from the preview copy. speech. arming and funding iran while providing them a path which to a nuclear arsenal is not an act of peace. it is not, as president obama claims, the only alternative to war. cheney says it's madness. >>> france could launch air strikes against isis targets in syria. until now, they have taken part in attacks against isis in iraq. french president francois holland says they are planning attacks in syria. britain announced it will conduct the first armed drone strike inside the borders two weeks ago killing three isis operatives. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian markets closed mostly higher, but more signs china's economy is slowing down. new trade figures show imports and exports fell sharply for august. here in the u.s., markets will open again afte

jean paul juncker reminded each that they probably were a refugee. >> this is why back in may - not now, may - to relate 40,000 people seeking international protection from italy and greece. until today, we are proposing a second emergency mechanism to relocate the further 120,000 people from italy. this has to be done in the compulsory way. [ clapping ] >>> let's join rosiland jordan, who is in -- rosiland jordan, she is -- jacky roland, she in strasburg for us. a strong and passionate speech in favour of taking refugees.

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>> yes, jean-claude younger really did shoot from the hip in this speech.really told it like it was. he reminded people across europe of their quite recent him. he made the point that after the spanish civil war in the 1930s, he reminded people of all the spanish refugees who turned up in southern france. more recently, in the years when there was the eastern block, the warsaw pact countries, he reminded how refugees from poland in the 1/9/50s fled west from the czech republic and slovakia, some of the countries mo resisting the idea of taking refugees in the past people from those eastern european countries sought political asylum in western europe. he also warned about the creeping suggestion about how some countries might be willing to accept christian refugees buzz not those from other religions, he said there was no question of distinguishing between christians, jews and muslimmuslims and reminded euroe again of its history and the dangers of distinguishing between need on the basis of religion, clearly a very dark history in europe regarding that. he

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billie jean king. we began by talking about what she thought was the state of women's tennis today. >> i would say it's in fantastic shape. countries than ever and playing for over a hundred $30 million worldwide a onend nine of us signed dollar contract in 1970. believe me, they are living our dream area our dream was that any boy -- any girl born in the world could have a place to compete and recognize and make a living. in the old days we made $14 a day. we could make a living. it is happened it is international and global it's it is thearea and >> case that women's tennis players get plateglass. >> not in the major championships. 1968.ght from if you hear the word open era, that means 1968. we all thought behind the scenes, venus williams is actually on the castle team. she's the current leader to make that happen. it since 2007. the u.s. open was the first to do equal prize money. john: do you think we have equity? >> absolutely not. it's easier for men sports in general to get people to invest ov

i sat down with multiple grand slammer billie jean king.e began by talking about what she thought was the state of women's tennis today. ms. king: i would say it is in fantastic shape. we are playing for $130 million worldwide. when nine of us signed a $1 million contract in 1970, we were living our dream. to have any girl to make a living -- we used to make $14 a day in the old days. we could not make a living. it has happened. it is international, it is totally global. john: it is the case that women's tennis players get paid less. ms. king: in major championships, we get paid the same. when you hear the word open era that means 1968. we all have fought behind the scenes. venus williams is on a team with the current later to make that happen and we have [inaudible] the u.s. open was the first one to do equal prize money in 1973. john: do you think we have equity? ms. king: no. it is easier for men's sports in general to get people to invest and invest over a long time. major league soccer is one of those examples. john: and endorsement do

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