jean-paul: yeah. francine: do you? jean-paul: of course.very innovation by definition is a bet. every launch is a bet. it is like a new film or a new movie or new music, you never know in advance, but that is the magic of it. francine: so what do you think you spend most of your innovation on? is it, for example, making lipstick that lasts longer? is it changing it a little bit? i know you have so many products. jean-paul: and a few secrets. francine: and a few secrets, but you can tell us. we are amongst friends. jean-paul: we are working on all categories. we are 3500 researchers from many, many different departments, and they are all working on all types of cosmetics, skin care, hair care, hair color, sun care. and because, fundamentally as i told you, we really believe first and foremost in terms of efficacy and quality. so the mission of the company, which is beauty for all -- is is also not only beautiful, but the best of beauty, the best quality, the best performance, the best efficacy, the best safety. and that keeps us busy. franci

jean-paul: it is a very big risk.f you are concerned about the long-term macro outlook on that, you do not want oil prices at $65 per barrel. you do not want it at $70 per barrel. you want them to stay at $50 per barrel, so that the momentum pushes. people talk that saudi arabia, oman have done too much too quickly. i do not believe that is the case. they have made some minor performs, but in terms of overhauling thes economies to make them less reliant on oil, i don't think we have seen that. yousef: meanwhile, we had an update on saudi arabia, the inclusion in the msci emerging markets index. msci said 32 of the nations companies could make it. $124 billion. it would make it the third-largest member after south africa and russia. from the head of research. >> dubai is mostly dominated by real estate and banks. there is a lot of cheap banks out there. there is a turnaround story. you look at emirates, the turkish acquisition could unlock a lot of value either in cash or shares. insurance, they will probably be increa

jean-paul: it's a very big risk.e concerned about the long-term macro outlook you don't want six he five dollars per barrel. he would have preferred them to stay at $50 so the momentum pushes through. people talk about saudi arabia during too much too quickly. i don't believe that is the case. they've made some minor reforms. i don't inc. with seen that. us.y: you're sticking with we are going to be sticking with the emerging market team as well. south africa's present -- president sees a new dawn. is he right? we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: time for a quick check on the first word headlines. slammede: the u.s. have investment into iran. saying it is like cutting a check to be iranian guards. h.r. mcmaster also hit out at north korea and pushed for countries to restrict trade. diplomats from china and south korea urged more dialogue with the regime. muellercounsel robert has unveiled the details of a widespread and coordinated campaign by russia to influence the presidential election. a fed

first time ever and external chairman because investors had been pushing for a long time that hsbc‘s jean paulo bring in other people in order to broaden its base —— gene pool order to broaden its base —— gene pool. they also have the core genetics of the bank contained by keeping somebody likejohn genetics of the bank contained by keeping somebody like john flint genetics of the bank contained by keeping somebody likejohn flint in place. it is going to be interesting to see how he performs. i was intrigued by the stuart gulliver —— comment about being stronger. where they take it from here will be interesting. we shall watch this space. thank you for coming in and giving us your analysis so early in the morning. let's turn our attention to india. many countries regard the sheer size of the population — about 1.3 billion people — as a reason to boost trade ties. and canada isn't much different. prime ministerjustin trudeau is there this week and in a few hours' time, is set to meet business leaders in mumbai. suranjana tewari is there for us. just tell us a bit more about this trip and how imp

jean-paul: it takes time.e french market had to be slow, depressed for several years, so in 2017, it was still the same. doingk emmanuel macron is really exactly what he should do , and i believe it is going to take time in order to translate our consumption, confidence. it takes time. it is never overnight. the chiefthat was executive of l'oreal, jean-paul agon, speaking with carolyn in france. targeting inpatient costs and out-of-pocket costs. several proposals have been laid out that will appear in the present's budget -- president's budget proposal on monday. managers will negotiate with drug makers. the trump administration is considering an emergency order that will keep some coal-fired power plants online. last month, federal regulators rejected a proposal by entergy secretary to drop out. they are owned by firstenergy solutions, which is not formally requested the eight. in china, deflation is using. 4.3% from a year ago. that is a third straight month of blowin slowing down. that is an indication it w

he came away from that meeting with jean-paul and said publicly because he new how to use the media in good way. he said john paul the second said to me rewith brothers. that is a big deal especially in the time. then he would also, bill, for example, surround himself with people, for example. cardinal cushing in boston and in new york on stage with him to say yes, we have disagreements but look what unites us. that's why he is able to lie in honor in the united states capitol. >> bill: father, as you are talking there and i'm reflecting, brit, whether or not we'll ever see a human being like this again. the evangelical movement has been splintered and the media fragmented and he preached for decades on three networks and only three places to turn on your tv at that time. think how the media has gone in various directions as well. >> the media is very fragmented by a christian leader with the talents of billy graham might well emerge again. remember, the thing he understood so well was that in the end it wasn't about him. it was about the message as father jonathan morris just referred

. >> anyway, jean paul young, how do you find these people. >> you got to give the lou raw ls version>> yes. >> love is in the air. >> sorry steve we're eating up your time here. >> we will stop talking now. >> it is not made of marble but steel, the love statue. >> yeah, you know the weird thing this she will was developed so it wouldn't have to be painted. so after years of exposure, take on a an appearance but whole idea, wouldn't have to be paint budd leave it to an artist and then this one robert indiana to paint this and i think the paint is what makes this but the on original paint is going to be back for the first time in 30 years because somebody, and boy, i cannot wait to ask who, somebody when they repainted it, 30 years ago, decided to change this color scheme, that light blue that you saw on the side of some of the letters, it is gone, and it is now replaced by what it was originally and that is purple, so green, purple on the side and that makes no sense either because i was researching this and a writer, who wrote a biography of robert indiana asked him about the colors

jean clemesco. but clemesco and police had both denied payment of a reward. >> the detective paul manzella denied it front of a jury. and john clemenco, i asked, did you ever get a reward, no. no. no. i called paul manzella to the stand and i put those documents in front ofim. i said did you pay a crimestoppers tip? it's your handwriting. it's your notes. and he says yeah. so when that testimony finished watt jury realized is that paul manzella and john clemesco were prepared to swear under oath to something they were lying about in order to have seth panelva convicted. >> our theory at trial obviously was it was aybar and either rincon or hernandez. why not? they were his buds. couldn't they be the image just as easily as seth penalver? >> i think they were throwing stuff up to feel doubt. if he saw your brother walking down the street in a video, even though it's blurry, you'd know it's him. >> after ten nerve-wracking days, the jury finally returned on december 21st, 2012. >> you're fraught with just every emotion in the world. >> the moment was captured by cell phone video. >> we the jury find

jean hernandez and councilwoman beth henne. rare admiral cj james, retired. he oversaw the acquisition of the fleet of marine one helicopter's. something very dear to our heart. ,aptain paul dale representative of president trump at today's event. the commanding officer for the navy's largest sure installation. the national archives director of the library. i would also like to welcome a number of presidential society members who are with us today each of whom give annually to support the ongoing works of president nixon's foundation. you have our gratitude and our thanks. i would like to introduce a special guest who is with us named julie can. she is an official from the state department studying at chappaquiddick university. studying under the direction of dr. greg -- who is also with us today. she is the inaugural nixon fellow. the first student in a new partnership between the nixon foundation and chapman university. we look forward to officially launching later this year with chapman. is studying president nixon's foreign policies and spends quite a bit of time in the national archive research room right here in yorba linda. when she graduates, she will return to he

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jeans and we're not the managers and the leaders. but boy, just a clever design on its own had value. >> you had these guys like steve jobs and steve wozniak and bill gates and paulround on the edges of what would become the personal computer industry. but no one in corporate america and no one in most of the homes of america thought that the personal computer was anything that would ever have, would ever even happen, let alone have any relevance to them. >> for all of us, the computer revolution was really exciting. it was like, wow, this is wide open. >> it was a group of people who want to make a change in the world. and eventually, the two forces in silicon valley, the hobbyists and the button-down business guys, ended up coming together when the chipmakers realized the things that the hobbyists were doing could lead to this whole new kind of product called a personal computer. >> it was at a home-grown computer club where steve wozniak and steve jobs first displayed the computer they'd been working on. and it caused a sensation. >> we had absolutely no idea what people were going to do to these things when we started out. as a matter of fact, the two people