could i invite julius pikes prince to come up? with lyric staff. hi, julius. julius is a prep youth leader at lyric, one of the first lgbtq centers located here in san francisco, where he's leading in the fight in hiv and aids epidemic. julius works to break barriers to access and destigmatize hiv and aids prevention. julius has led hiv prevention retreats and launches lyric's first-ever prep youth campaign, let's be real about it, which used ads around the city to raise the visibility of youth of color accessing prep. at age 20, julius is empowering queer youth of getting to zero efforts. we know african-americans make up a disproportionate number of hiv infections, while making up just 5% of san francisco's population in 2017, african-americans represented 17% of new infections. with julius and his peers leading the way, it's my hope we can reverse that alarming trend. in addition to his advocacy as a lyric youth leader, julius is a proud city college student, majoring in fashion design. go rams. in the near future, he hopes to open his very own queer resour

and we put the issue up for debate our guest discuss that situation in south africa including julius malema as controversial remarks. his comments still i think do hold certain underlying feelings of negativity towards white people just shows that you're trapped in the love and admiration of white people he has given political power to white racist but when he speaks in front of a black people who he knows. first and have to make believe years like this white people he provides it is force of militancy that simply provides some kind of force a distraction the general ideology of julius malema where in he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points he just want to replace white people in a position of oppression we don't one that want to obliterate why. and completely this system which is constructed to do off white people on top and not getting them exploiting black people the government gives them opportunities through the black economic empowerment it gives them opportunities it incentivizes businesses to hire them i

our guests debated the situation in south africa including those comments by julius malema. his comments still i think do hold certain. underlying feelings of negativity. towards white people and i do believe that mr malema he does have to have negative intentions towards the white people in south africa who want to obliterate want to and completely this system which is constructed to do white people on top and uplifting and exploiting black people want to end up system so that to south africa is in the end of the black majority we construct a new society which take years off of black people without pushing white people in fact where people can even leave if they want to the general ideology of julius malema wherein he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points. so why don't we needed a country thirty five thousand white families only eighty percent of the land we don't own as i speak to you as a black person in south africa i owed nothing i am in fact i think a tenant white people always did everything there

remarks by a controversial left wing politician did not amount to hate speech among other things julius malema says he was not calling for the slaughter of white people yet because mission came to the conclusion that while the ex this subject of these complaints may be quite offensive. the do not meet the legal threshold to qualify is hate speech julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters party which are gives the black south africans continue to face systematic discrimination he was previously convicted of hate speech in twenty ten and twenty eleven and subsequently expelled from the ruling african national congress party here are some of the statements that critics have claimed amount to incitement to violence against white people. why we don't believe why not our might be why i'm not going to do you know what time i'm saying to you we're not called for the killing of wade people at least for now i can go to the future i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach t

calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic work julius malema was expelled from the african national congress in two thousand and twelve for showing division within the party he went on to found the economic freedom fighters political party which follows marxist ideology and which is currently the third largest in both houses of parliament over the years national debate with his views on race and class has been found guilty twice of hate speech and incitement to violence against white people. well whites make up nine percent of south africa's population but they own more than seventy percent of private farmland efforts to reclaim much of that land without compensation have been launched by the government. our guests debate the situation in south africa including those controversial comments by julius malema. his comments still i think do hold certain underlying feelings of negativity towards white people still shows that you're trapped in their love and admiration of white people he has given political power to a white racist but when he speaks in f

is forced me to see that simply provide some kind of force a distraction the general ideology of julius malema in he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points he just want to replace white people in a position of oppression we don't one that want to obliterate you want to and completely this system which is constructed to do off white people on top and placing them exploiting black people the government gives them opportunities through the black economic empowerment it gives them opportunities it incentivizes businesses to hire them in higher positions it is easier for them to enter into higher education into universities the system in south africa is not a white supremacist system it is not a white dominated system so why do we need to the country thirty five thousand white families only eighty percent of the land we don't own as i speak to you as a black person in south africa i owed nothing i am in fact i think the tenant white people owns the everything the government is a black majority government this is a simple

julius baer has pledged cost cuts.nced back and bank stocks recovered faster than rivals. haslinda amin is standing by with an exclusive interview with the group's ceo. >> we are talking about bernhard hodler. challenging times for the bank. let's hear from him. good to have you with us. >> good morning. >> let's talk about market conditions, client sentiment. how has it been? one of your main rivals in asia, ubs, announced a 9% drop in revenues. difficult times. the morgan was at stanley conference and it was a surprise. there is more clients activity in the last year, last quarter. it is higher this year. it is not that the levels we saw at the beginning of 2018, but declines a little bit more. what is positive for us is in the stock market, asset and partt has gone up, of our fees are [indiscernible] what are you observing in terms of appetite for risk? nobody knows how to make sense of the bond market. bernhard: we have stayed invested. very positive declines. haslinda: where? bernhard: they invested in equity mark

julius malema is a leader of the economic freedom fighters party which argues that black south africans continue to face systematic discrimination was previously convicted of hate speech in two thousand and ten and eleven subsequently expelled from the african national congress the country's ruling party here are some of the statements that critics have claimed amount to incitement to violence against white people. why we don't care now. why not go out there might be why not according to you know the time i'm saying to you we're not called for the killing of wade people at least for now i come together to the future i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we are not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers. also reaction to this we're joined by south african talk show host ashraf garda who is also a co-founder of the champion south africa social mo

well i think you know two parts there are some parts certainly many supporters of julius malema sparty that have to say well we told you so we don't this is just the type of rhetoric we use and it certainly should not be ever taken is much more than that there's another opinion certainly from many legal people and people around issues of human rights to say i mean these type of statements are a board even though the south african human rights commission didn't find that constitutes hate speech but they did find it very offensive i have to ask yourself the question in the south african context so it's not hate speech but is offensive and offensive for a loan i think is is a very of things of turf to try and internalize even though mr malema claims not to have called for things like genocide and what have you his comments have still been quite extreme he has specifically if someone on the right wing were to say something like this about black people he would be sent to jail possibly for the comments that he's made we've seen examples of those they politically sympathize with mr malema or

we hardy spoke, but at one point, i asked him, what do you want to do, julius? he said i want to have the vote, and i'm going to get the public to speak. i respected him for that. he had every right to go home and not have the meeting, but he didn't do that. he let the public speak. we were told we could access this room, and so we went through a side corridors to get up here, and a notice was put on the door at room 250. and two sheriffs were stationed outside the door, and they were directing people up to room 400. the notice said we are now meeting in room 400. i've been told since that the sheriff's office also escorted a large number of members of the public up to room 400, and i believe that because they ultimately were there, and if you watch the video, you'll see there were two -- two hours of testimony that were given by both public members and experts. the task force criticized the commission, and i guess turman for not allowing people to speak. he had every right to shut the meeting down, and he did his best to let as many people as possible to speak.

julius castle has been on telegraph hill nearly a century but it has been closed since 2007. it's falling into disrepair until a new owner took over in 2012. paul scott spent years working with the city to get the building up to code but also faced a lawsuit filed by neighbors concerned about noise, traffic, and parking. he said he never imagined such a struggle. >> i understood what about the building that i would have to go through some hoops to last w about the lawsuit. scott plans to start working with an interior designer and look for restaurateur to partner with. he hopes to have julius castle opened by early next year . >>> the look of the irish may be attracting silicon valley tech companies. many tech giants occluding apple, facebook, and google have called ireland their european home mostly for tax purposes. but ida ireland the companies promotional companies has seen record levels of companies from the u.s. >> large technology companies in the valley in san francisco continuing to build a presence. but we are the go to location for the next wave of international co

julius's castle has been perched on tell graph hill for nearly a century but has been closed since 2007. a new owner took over in 2012. paul scott spent years working with the city to get the building up to code. and he also faced lawsuits filed by neighbors concerned about noise, traffic and parking. said he never imagined it would be this hard. >> i understood i was going to have to go through some hoops to get the building back open again. i didn't anticipate the ordeal its been. >> just last week a judge tossed out the lawsuit and now scott plans to start working with an interior designer and to look for a restaurant tour partn with.he hopes t have julius' cae open by early next year. >>> a new report shows more than 100,000 homes are empty in the bay area according to lending tree. but it also found bay area's vacancy rate is ranked relatively low nationally at 5.6%. the study suggest its because bay area is a sell our's market where home owners are holding out for the best offer. >>> [ indiscernible ] >> a woman nearly drowns after crashing her car into a fire hydrant. the dramati

or person white people in fact white people can even leave if they want to the general ideology of julius malema in he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points. so why don't we needed a country thirty five thousand white families only eighty percent of the land we don't all want to speak to you as a black person in south africa i over nothing i am in fact i think a tenant white people always did everything therefore there is to me a reason for black people to be on the hippie about white presence or white oppression the government gives them opportunities through the black economic empowerment it gives them opportunities it incentivizes businesses to hire them in higher positions it is easier for them to enter into higher education into universities the idea that they are forced into lower positions is ridiculous the system in south africa is not a white supremacist system it is not a white dominated system the government is a black majority government. this is a simple fact you cannot deny that majority of parliament's

you we're not called for the killing off way people at least for now are kind of over to the future julius malema as leader of the economic freedom fighters party which argues that black south africans continue to face systematic discrimination he was previously convicted of hate speech in twenty ten and twenty eleven and subsequently expelled from the ruling african national congress party nonetheless so the african human rights committee considers his latest remarks untouchable. because mission came to the conclusion that while the ex forming this subject of these complaints made quite often so we do not meet the legal threshold. is it speech. or the commentators we spoke to agreed that malema is words were reprehensible they ultimately had mixed feelings about the commission's ruling. well i think you know to two parts there are some parts certainly many supporters of julius malema sponsor that have to say well we told you so we don't this is just the type of rhetoric we use and it certainly should not be ever taken is much more than that there's another opinion simply from many legal p

the general ideology of julius malema in he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points he just want to replace white people in a position of oppression we don't wonder that one to obliterate one to completely this system which is constructed to do white people on top and uplifting and exploiting black people the government gives them opportunities through the black economic empowerment it gives them opportunities it incentivizes businesses to hire them and hire in south africa is not a white supremacist system it is not a white dominated system so definitely so why do you mean a good country thirty five thousand white families only eighty percent of the land we don't own i speak to you as a black person in south africa i over nothing i am in fact. black majority government this is a simple fact you cannot deny that majority of parliament members are black and this is the white. thinking it is just what i meant is is black but we can't even make laws that says we must take the land even these politicians controlled by mon

julius malema is the leader of the economic freedom fighters a far left party which is currently the third largest political force in south africa over the years has stirred a national debate with his views on race and class he has twice been convicted of hate speech and inciting violence against white people and he was expelled from the governing a.n.c. party in two thousand and twelve for selling division within the organization. and the apartheid policy in south africa and did more than two decades ago but the country is still struggling with division white people make up nine percent of south africa's population but own more than seventy percent of private farmland efforts to reclaim much of that land without compensation has already been launched by the government but both the problem and efforts to solve it are causing animosity across the board. general ideology of julius malema in he he likes to try and create this sort of clash between races in south africa in order to gain political points he just want to replace white people in a position of oppression we don't one that wa

the do not need to believe go finish will qualify as heat speech well julius malema is a leader of the economic freedom fighters party which argues that black south africans continue to face systemic discrimination he's previously been convicted of hate speech in twenty twelve he was expelled from the african national congress the country's ruling party it was some of his statements that have caused controversy. i don't want blacks to work for whites i want you to work for yourselves and white people will work for you that will be true freedom you must teach them how to carry babies on their back they must feel what our parents have been feeling we are not calling for white people to be killed but for white people to be our domestic workers why don't we want to know. why not. why not. seem to were not called for the killing off way people at least for now are going to go to the future. to discuss the court's decision we have south african political analysts tell of its thanks for joining us so good to have in the program today no indication of hate speech found according to the commiss

where are these cuts being done for julius baer? we had a tremendous first half and much more difficult the second half and started tactical tax measures and now we do it more on a strategic basis. for example we analyze the locations we have and smaller locations where we think is very difficult to make money or to grow we have closed three of hem already, holland we closed and amsterdam and panama, peru. we try to do it a bit more strategic and we also had some head com cuts. >> when it comes to challenges it comes to retaining talent and relationship managers, recently we saw a exodus of senior relationship managers from julius baer to the likes of p.k. are you concerned you're losing talent? bernhard: last year we hired 105 relationship managers, growth is a big number and we lost six. that's not a big problem. >> going forward there are concerns perhaps the pharmacy may be approaching your senior r.m.'s. it can't be a good feeling seeing your talent leave. bernhard: we have very few people leaving so they like our platform. i r

billion dollars last year collectively others are falling victims of human trafficking and exploitation julius mugabe has this exclusive just twenty three board robot will again be owns his own house not many young ugandans possess property like these here in uganda's capital complex we're going to seize you could not houseboat it eva if he hadn't sought employment outside his country. he has just returned from the middle east where he spent four years working as a casual ybarra was it previously i wasn't living a good life and i had to rely on my parents for literally everything i couldn't even afford a fun there's a big difference now we've been sending money back to our parents and this is what they have been able to do for us they've built houses for us to rent a. rental is. more than six hundred thousand ugandans in the diaspora sent over one point two billion dollars back home last year this intra bank sees these remittances of now supposed coffee as uganda's top for an income on this might be good for the local economy but not for some individuals i was i was hated i was dissidents pick

street versus the city and county of san francisco and julius castle, that brief to be distributed. as you see, their determination was the plaintiffs had not exercises or exhausted their full due process under -- i'm totally blanking out here, the appeal process and therefore, did not decide to take up the matter. forgive me for that and that concludes my comments unless you have any questions. i did want to mention one last thing, our lady of guadalupe has been forwarded to the court. >> i was going to mention this in my presence report but with regard to city-wide survey, i'm glad to know that it's been aagendized for land use. i would like for me to write a letter with our opinion that the city-wide survey move forward with the quickest time frame. remember when it was presented to us, it was like six to certainly yearto sevenyears witf load. i would like to in the record that we would like the planning commission and land commission to endorse the quickest possible path for that. is that ok? >> am i on? were we going invention in thatt the priorities, the neighborhood prioritie

little did he imagine, that it would be a long and drawn out seven-year legal battle. >> reporter: julius's castle restaurant has been a distinctive part of san francisco skyline for nearly a century. but for the past dozen years, the restaurant has elected dust and fallen into disrepair, until businessman paul caught scott stepped in. >> i understood i was going to have to go through some hoops to get the building back open again. i didn't anticipate the ordeal that it has been. >> reporter: scott spent years working with the city to get the building up to code, and years more, battling a lawsuit filed by neighbors, concerned about noise, and traffic and parking. >> for me i am pretty democratic about the views. so, i think that it is something you have to tolerate if you're living in one of the most fabulous parts of san francisco. >> reporter: a judge recently tossed out the lawsuit paving the way for scott to start working with an interior designer. and finding a restaurant to her to partner with. scott says he has been encouraged by all of the people who have fond memories of the belov

thanks to the saga of julius caesar, it is a day if you're superstitious to worry about. d investorn't need to worry today as stocks took off about reutwed optimism ahe u.s./china trade negotiations. stocks also got a lift from boeing after a report said that the company was set to roll out a software fix for its gunded 737 max planes in ten days. but then boeing did admit its timeline for a fix is unchanged. well, today t d rose 138 points. the nasdaq climbed by 57. the s&p added 14. for the week, a three maj indexes were solidly higher. in fact for the nasdaq and the s&p, this was their best week of the year so far. and with e stron surge to start the year, many are again asking, are you better off with passivendex investing? bob pisani has the story. >> call it t triumph of indexing. fund managers continue to trail their benchmarks. active managers who claim they would do better during periods of heightened volatility will have to find anoer argument. this week s&p dow jones indices released its report on how actively managed funds performed adainst the b market. activ

with hiv tuberculosis and other diseases and tested it medical labs across the united states now julius and two hundred sixty eight other chimpanzees are living a life of leisure at louisiana's chin pavan the world's largest chimp retirement home and. they get treatments for the usual ailments for the elderly. diabetes we see kidney failure we see liver insufficiency arthritis. and they get specialized medical care and the occasional healthy treat. they are living out the chip why they get to make choices they can decide if they want. indoors or if they want to be outdoors. that happened. three years after the u.s. government ended invasive testing on chimpanzees there are now more chimps here than in government funded laboratories. and pavan is rapidly making room for the remaining one hundred eighty test chimps hey are you are ready for the release. of everything about. some labs had insisted the chimp should be retired where they are in the labs that experimented on them but in october the u.s. national institutes of health decided that all chimps who are healthy enough to travel be

with hiv tuberculosis and other diseases and tested it medical labs across the united states now julius and two hundred sixty eight other chimpanzees are living a life of leisure at louisiana's chin pavan the world's largest chimp retirement home. they get treatments for the usual ailments for the elderly. diabetes we see kidney failure we see liver insufficiency arthritis periodontal disease. and they get specialized medical care and the occasional healthy treat. they are living out the chip life they get to make choices they can decide if they want to be indoors or if they want to be outdoors. that happened. three years after the u.s. government ended invasive testing on chimpanzees there are now more chimps here than in government funded laboratories. inching pavan is rapidly making room for the remaining one hundred eighty test chimps hey are you are ready for the release anything anybody ever did about having. some labs hit insisted the chimps should be retired where they are in the labs that experimented on them but in october the us national institutes of health decided that all