recode editor at large and cnbc contributor, kara swisher joins us now kara, good morning >> hi. >> so this apple card, there's no number on it, no security code apple says that they're not going to track any purchases that you make on it. of course, if you buy something from the apple store, they know that from the retailer end but is this apple trying to create a market for the privacy that so many of us have sort of given away in this era >> well, yeah, i think part of it that the privacy element -- [ inaudible ] -- >> uh, it sounds like we really don't have great audio from kara on this, guys, which is too bad. some of us have been briefed on this, as well. even though i didn't sign up for the card, it's a really interesting attempt, i think, to change the entire card paradigm, right? i mean, because with this, there's no number on the card. you get a number inside the wallet appthat changes pretty much every time you use it so nobody can steal your credit card number. the one thing that for me, as a consumer, conceptually doesn't work for this is you can't take the transactions an

we'll ask kara swisher about that next.eantime, getting a check on where we stand on the major averages back over the session highs for all the major indices, led by the tech sector and the nasdaq, up over 1.5% we're back in a moment >>> there's a mouse in the house, according to ubs, or at least there will be. in pave out this morning, the firm finds that nearly 80% of u.s. households have heard of disney plus. that's the streaming service, at least 43% intend to subscribe to that service, whig saying thle t disney's projection have said too modest of the same survey, 57% said they would cancel an existing streaming service to make financial room, presumably, for it we've had our first look of what's going to be on disney plus this week joining us now, kara swisher good to see you. >> good to see you >> so i think a lot of people we've had on air keep saying, there's room for everybody in this streaming game. netflix will be fine everybody will be fine i don't buy it i think somebody is going to take some lumps here what d

let's bring in kara scannell, she has been covering this case for some time.ied and how he was discovered? >> well, martin, we're still getting information on this, but two law enforcement sources say that epstein was found in his jail cell saturday morning in cardiac arrest, and that he died at a local new york hospital later. so the details of exactly how he died

let's bring in kara scannell, she has been covering this case for some time. kara, what do you know about the means by which he died and how he was discovered? >> well, martin, we're still getting information on this, but two law enforcement sources say that epstein was found in his jail cell saturday morning in cardiac arrest, and that he died at a local new york hospital later. so the details of exactly how he died are still being, you know, we're still ascertaining those details, but we can confirm from two law enforcement sources that he died by suicide and was found in his jail cell in cardiac arrest this morning. you know, this comes, as you say, after just last month when epstein was found in his cell unconscious with some marks around his neck and was moved to a suicide watch unit, so there are a lot of questions here about how this did happen just several weeks after that initial attempt and how did he have the means to be successful this time, you know, in killing himself this morning? >> right, and the timing of this may be questionable to some as w

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our kara scannell is with us right now with more on what the u.s.ttorney and what he is pledging to do now. >> before we get to what ag barr has said, we have some new reporting right now that the u.s. attorney's u.s. for the southern district of new york, which is the office that brought the charges against jeffrey epstein, a source familiar with that investigation tells me that that investigation is going to continue. the investigation into jeffrey epstein's conduct of this sex trafficking operation will continue even after his death. now, the charges against epstein themselves will be dropped because you can't follow-up a criminal investigation with someone who's dead. but they will continue to investigate the whole conduct of jeffrey epstein, who was involved in that conduct and how that might play out. that's new information that we have with a source familiar with the investigation. but ag barr is livid and he has issued a statement saying that there's going to be not just the fbi investigation, but also an investigation by the inspector gener

let's get more on disney's results and bring in kara swisher, oliver pershut and rich tello. you all. rich, i'll start with you. what's your take on the headline, in particular the slight misses we saw in media networks and studio entertainment? >> it's just basically pressure from direct dtc and ott markets. what you're seeing today is a complete fragmentation of the media. it's not just netflix, it's roughly 9,000 apps that are available on the roku devices. those that these companies in different ways, you know, this may look like an end game to some, but to me it's like season six, "game of thrones. >> oliver, broadcast was a miss, cable was a miss clearly that's been a few years now story. we knew espn was the problem how convinced are investors that they are going to be able to completely change their business model to deal with that and move into the future of streaming >> over y'aall they have been executing pretty well. the misses have come from the integration of 21st century fox and some of the other areas they're trying to monetize and execute on but they're not d

that seems to be spreaded rapidly and that's ransom ware attacks, most recently targeting 20,000, karaecurity program at the center for new american security. the numbers are staggering, millions in bitcoin to hackers that hack into towns and cities, why are they getting hacked and why can't we stop this? >> so one of the primary reasons why they are getting hacked is because these state and local municipalities offer low-hanging fruit, so they have lower budgets for cybersecurity, you know, if good ones at all and additionally some of the attacks are highly visible, we are talking about it today. finally the cyber criminals are often motivated by financial gain, so you'll see certain hacking groups get money which incentivizes them to continue conducting attacks and once they get that money they'll in turn put it into research and development for attacks, a lot to gain in targeting state and local municipalities. >> atlanta, baltimore, more recently texas, florida, riviera beach had to give $600,000, lake city footing $60,000, hopefully they can get a defense, do you think they'll fin

hey guys welcome to techno on phil tours joined by dr shu some are in kara santa maria because i'm not going to one of my favorite things is shrimp soon ruling away on a hot grill but i also have a fair amount of hesitation when it comes to actually knowing where that shrimp comes from then you may not realize it but shrimp raised overseas can have high levels of antibiotics and other additives that don't always pass american safety standards in america imports a lot of shrimp ira 1000000000 pounds worth so we're also the food and drug administration the agency responsible for policing us ports if we can follow them while they test unsafe shipments. america has a jumbo appetite for shrimp you know it's a little piece of flesh that they can eat easy it's kind of like popcorn of the sea americans it's an average of 4 pounds pop past a year. at fred 62 you and. chef fred eric serves a lot of shrimp and it's very difficult as a chef or restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving them is going to be good try called fresh make sure. americans taste comes with a p

joining us more is kara swisher. happy monday >> how you doing >> good. so i mean, we knew that samsung is based in south korea and therefore would not have to worry about the tariffs. i'm not sure what to make of this beyond the fact that donald trump is listening to tim cook on this issue. >> well, i'm sure they had a long dinner and talked about a lot of things and this is what he came away with. a lot of times he tweets things that aren't exactly what happened at the dinner, so i'm sure he mentioned that they compete with samsung and that it is competitive but i do ultimate thubt that ti making -- i don't think that he is on with this tariffs at all so i think donald trump selectively listens to what he hears. that is my guess and obviously tim cook is probably being polite and cordial. he has a policy of engagement even if he doesn't agree with people and so i suspect it was not exactly what was said, but who knows. because i know apple won't say anything about what was said >> right and tim cook, you certainly won't hear him widely call samsung a re

. >> kara is celebrating a birthday also. >> kara. >> happy birthday to you. >> a whole bunch of leosdoes that mean? >> a lot of personalities. >> that will do it for us. >> thank you, guys. this is so sweet. >> tomorrow, a sit-down with oscar tony and emmy winner viola davis, inspiring conversation about her rise from the depths of poverty to the pop of her profession. >> and monday on the third hour of "today," tori spelling and jennie garth here for the reboot of "beverly hills 90210." that's monday on the third hour of "today." >> need to bring brandon walsh back in too. >> enjoy the rest of your saturday. have a great weekend, everybody. >> happy birthday. let's have some birthday ke. let's have some birthday ke. >>ca l if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your

i want to get to cnn's kara scannell now, what more is the attorney saying? >> well, fredricka, we're hearing from brad edwards who's an attorney who has represented dozens of women who have accused jeffrey epstein of abusing them sexually back when they were minors, some as young as 14 years old. so a number of lawyers representing a lot of these accusers are starting to react to the news of jeffrey epstein's suicide. here's what brad edwards had to say. he said the fact that jeffrey epstein was able to commit the selfish act of taking his own life as his world of abuse, exploitation and corruption unraveled is unfortunate yet predictable. while we engaged in contentious legal battles for more than a decade, this is not the ending anyone was looking for. the victims deserve to see epstein held accountable and he owed it to everyone he hurt to accept responsibility for all of the pain he caused. edwards said once jeffrey epstein was charged here in new york that numerous new accusers had come forward, so they were still hearing from victims who had been afrai

john, erica. >> kara, thank you. we'll continue to follow those developments. >>> a policy change by the trump administration is trying to dramatically limit legal immigration into the u.s. the so-called public charge rule would make it more difficult for people who are here legally but relying on some form of government assistance, medicaid, food stamps, housing vouchers, some of the examples. it would make it harder to get a green card. the new criteria favors wealthier immigrants. >> john avlon, cnn political analyst, bianca golodryga, i think it's interesting for the purchase of the discussion. bianna, you're an immigrant, you came from russia, dana, grandchild of immigrants. i practically came on the may flower compared to you people, and great great grandchildren, that's what colors this discussion. what is the trump administration really trying to do here, dana, because we're talking about legal immigrants and really raising the bar. >> i think it's obvious it's on its face, you see what they're trying to do,

hey guys welcome to techno on phil tours joined by dr should you some are in kara santa maria because i'm going to one of my favorite things is shrimp soon ruling away on a hot grill but i also have a fair amount of hesitation when it comes to actually knowing where the trouble comes from then you may not realize it but shrimp raised over seas can have high levels of antibiotics and other additives that don't always pass american safety standards in america imports a lot of shrimp ira 1000000000 pounds worth so we're also the food and drug administration the agency responsible for policing us ports if we can follow them while they test unsafe shipments. america has a jumbo appetite for shrimp it's a little piece of flesh that they can eat easy it's kind of like popcorn of the sea americans it's an average of 4 pounds pop past a year. at fred 62 and. chef fred eric serves a lot of shrimp it's very difficult as a chef or a restaurant or to buy shrimp with the confidence that what you're serving them is going to be good try called fresh make sure. americans taste comes with a price. 90 p

kara, this source is also telling cnn jeffrey epstein should not have been left alone in his cell at all and that guards should have been checking on him. even when he was asleep. what is the official explanation for this? >> well, ana, the bureau of prisons which overseas the metropolitan correctional center where epstein was held is not commenting at all at this hour, but those are all great questions that you've just laid out, and questions that the fbi and the department of justice's office of inspector general are very likely to be investigating, themselves, and focusing on. a source familiar with epstein's detention has told our colleague, mark morales, that there appeared to be at least two breaches in what would be the normal protocol. epstein was held on suicide watch because he was found about three weeks ago in his cell unconscious with marks on his neck. now, pending release from suicide watch, according to protocol, you're supposed to have a cell mate, someone, another inmate, who is in the cell with you so you're not alone. but in this instance, we've learned that epste

momentous occasion, you know, but then we also had the after-dark and luther vandross was there, kara's was there, christina aguilera was there. >> the fully booked pop-up is all "90210" nostalgia, serving up mega-burgers and milkshakes, and even includes a booth dedicated to the memory of the late luke perry. when the show premieres on wednesday, it will feature the original cast playing "heightened versions" of themselves and promises plenty of drama. you pulled the curtain back on lots of things, especially the relationship with shannen and how you haven't spoken and maybe there was some issues. >> you know you have to embrace everything even the bad things, so i think we were all really on board to look at people's perceptions of us and flip it and take power -- take the power back. >>> coming wednesday, "e.t.'s" got a new zip code. we're hosting our entire show from right here at the peach pit with this fella. it's our 90210 special. how the reboot is going next level. >> this show is going to be everything you want it to be and not what you what you expect it be. >> and "e.t.'s" t

the chp says the pursuit ended at around 10:30am as the suspect tried over taken east bay kara transit bus. but it got wedged between the bus and the concrete wall the suspect then allegedly began ramming and occupied chp patrol car that was attempting to block in the impala one officer fired a shot, but no one was injured in the incident, the chp says the suspect continued to physically resist as they placed her under arrest, saying she appeared to be under the influence of drugs. the investigation into the incident tied up the freeway for hours backing up traffic which was diverted on to highway 24. all lanes were reopened after the suspect vehicle was towed away. more than 4 hours after the pursuit ended maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and we first told you about this crash through a push alert download the kron 4 mobile app good traffic alert and breaking news alerts in your neighborhood. and this just in to kron 4 a small fire is burning right now in marine county it's happening above spirit rock near would acre right now there is an evacuation warning in place for east rancho santa

will take care of patients with high needs in the future experts estimate the up to 10000000 extra kara's will be needed to meet demand in the coming years. you're the one inch of the whole i don't think china is ready the number of elderly people is rising rapidly people so they care system can't be expanded quickly enough to keep. the only thing we can do is learn from countries with good care systems to reach young for example the u.s. and japan. that's what the government is trying to do they're reforming nesting care insurance and opening up the market for caregiving to attract international investors but long term plans do not exist. the state pension system is also struggling projections from the chinese academy of social sciences a bleak in just 15 years the state pension fund could dry up pensions are barely enough to survive on when john receives 500 euros a month she's still paying off the bills from the cost of caring for her now deceased husband of the chinese seniors rely on receiving care from their only child but $1.00 has to take care of herself. mozambique in march of th

the chp says the pursuit ended at around 10:30am as the suspect tried over taken east bay kara transit bus. but it got wedged between the bus and the concrete wall the suspect then allegedly began ramming and occupied chp patrol car that was attempting to block in the impala one officer fired a shot, but no one was injured in the incident, the chp says the suspect continued to physically resist as they placed her under arrest, saying she appeared to be under the influence of drugs. the investigation into the incident tied up the freeway for hours backing up traffic which was diverted on to highway 24. all lanes were reopened after the suspect vehicle was towed away more than 4 hours after the pursuit ended maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>the all fires burning right now in marion county is happening near would acre above spirit rock right now there is an evacuation warning in place for east rancho santa margarita 10 acres have burned so far in the fire is 30% contained. several area fire crews have responded. well, let's take a live look outside right now and let's look north to see if we

highway 24 the chp says the pursuit ended at around 10:30am as the suspect tried over taken east bay kara transit bus. but it got wedged between the bus and the concrete wall the suspect then allegedly began ramming an occupied chp patrol car that was attempting to block in the impala one officer fired a shot, but no one was injured in the incident, the chp says the suspect continued to physically resist as they placed her under arrest, saying she appeared to be under the influence of drugs. the investigation into the incident tied up the freeway for hours backing up traffic which was diverted on to highway 24. all lanes were reopened after the suspect vehicle was towed away more than 4 hours after the pursuit ended maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>a heads up for drivers on the peninsula this morning, 3 credit card skimmers are recently found at a gas station and it's unclear how long the skimmers have been there. it happened at the chevron gas station on what's i rode in woodside authorities say an employee noticed the skimmers at 3 separate gas pumps. the skimmers of course are used to get

more rain in the fall cause this is where we could see more of those thunderstorms and then we've got kara conditions further to the east and warming up 27 kids at a bit cooler in moscow 23 and there's some rain in cloud very close by northern europe there's a new line of cloud working its way in but as i say ahead of that and in between these thunderstorms we've got some very nice weather conditions indeed 21 in poland 31 in paris. and by sunday those temperatures in some cases going up even further $33.00 celsius in paris that's about 9 degrees above the average for this time of year about 7 degrees above in london so it's almost as if summer has come back and then we had further to the south into northern africa and we could see some showers here particularly the coast. into tunisia very light does not effect at 30 celsius in tunis. and new perspectives can change a wild. to launch an indian what began as a hobby has grown into a question a way of life. teaching the next generation to strive for a higher level. and so instilling in his country and sense of freedom and strength . heights

we'll get kara to weigh in afterward as well. million in the election. what do you make of that? >> the author of that stud yan the study itself is disputed. the author himself has said that what the president said is not what he meant and not what the study means. >> kara, you studied google closely. you're critical of google when you feel it needs criticism. what do you make of the president's claim here? >> it's a lie. it's a flat out lie. i think ellen is even understating the situation. this is using twitter again, using a tech thing to spread lies. that's all that is. google has a lot of issues. there are a lot of issues with google and the tech companies but this is not one of them. i don't even understand it. i don't understand how can you repeat such a lie by the president and by anybody on these platforms. it is spreading false information. it's also getting in the way of passing real laws that are the real threats which was talking about which is foreign influence which is severe. election tampering, voting machine tam

my name is kara, i am the executive director of the chinese culture centre located in the hilton hotel. we begin -- we bring visual literacy to chinatown. we are in support of naming the subway station after rose pak. she is a leader, she is someone who changed chinatown by virtue of her dedication to our community. she is someone who gave her entire life, and every inch of her being too enjoying chinatown she is one and a million person, and we believe -- i believe we need more asian female role models in our society, and visibly represented through our community. thank you very much. now i am introducing lucy and huy, the program director and curator of the chinese centre. >> you very much. >> good afternoon. my name is from siena kind of work in the community at the chinese culture centre and have worked -- my name is lucy and a work in the chinese culture centre. >> rose pak example faiz would amuse to be a community caretaker and making sure chinatown is equitably resourced in health, culture, and transportation. >> that is not done overnight. it took half a century to do the work

then it becomes easier for countries like united states and others who are primarily concerned with kara terrorism against the hardest to focus on the jihadist groups who then become much more vulnerable because they can take advantage of the chaos that the other types of fighting creates are right now what the problem is that was jewish in is that it's it's the opposite of trust building trust that's hard to do in these circumstances when allied troops can't really rely or even trust each other anymore so it's going to take some months to rebuild these coalitions back so that we can get the eventual. professor it's really good to talk to you many thanks indeed for being with us william lawrence that. this is that from al-jazeera still to come on the program the largest immigration raids in a decade hundreds of arrests as u.s. agents target undocumented workers in search of greener pastures kenya's herders face a struggle for food and water as drought kicks in. and it's for south africa star batsman calls it a day. jailed kurdish leader says that he's ready to talk with turkish authoriti

across much of the caravan but also very unsettled scottish thunderstorms not about a quite cloudy kara across into cuba and then central america as you see fairly widespread those rain showers on thursday friday not as bad so we've got quite a bit of cloud around but we could get a thunderstorms into northern sections of the yucatan peninsula so be prepared for that because the mile with your high of $32.00 scottish thunderstorms across much of the southeastern united states the northeast has seen the rain to the last a couple of days a good thursday the central regions the central plains some very heavy thunderstorms in the forecast and as well as that there are actually some heat advisories in place so feeling very hot in dallas with a high of 37 and again there's a threat of this got of thunderstorms. who want to sponsor a town. in an exclusive series of documentaries because i was born into a very ordinary japanese family and just 0 shows 5 different stories. i am just too excited to focus on anything else right now from 5 different countries it was really i wanted it but i walked

bringing that cloud further inland 39 celsius in doha on friday and around the same on saturday and kara conditions across the southwest of yemen that we have down into southern africa the temperatures here continuing to rise. above the average so sunshine in the forecast the next couple of days $22.00 in capetown $28.00 in this $27.00 johannesburg is about 7 degrees above the average for this time of year and then as we head into saturday it stays at about that level but you know to say she warms up with a high of 29 so for the pretty hot under all that sunshine. trust is fundamental to all our relationships we trust banks with our money talk to us without really small talk what happens to trust you know my own. as more i want to sections of trust by these complex pieces of course the question that comes to never can we trust. the 1st of a 5 part series great question of when you're trying to get your point that the trust me i'm an algorithm one of your. fellow we're going to top stories on al-jazeera japan has described south korea's decision to withdraw from an intelligence sharing ag

so we'll watch this very very closely elsewhere in china usual story from those the plum rains that kara along those coastal areas a lot of the rain further to the southeast staying away from bourne you some entre as well but still as you can see really pushing across much of the philippines and actually all these monsoon rains right there back across to southern thailand vietnam and across into much of my family and then into india still very heavy particularly long the west coast although really just blanketed in cloud as you can see here but the rains of the warnings are in place or way from state right the way down to kerala by thursday and probably on into friday and very heavy rains poor as you can see 26 degrees celsius but again these rains could well lead to flooding. whether sponsored by qatar or. eradicating leprosy in cambodia relied on education and treatment in equal measure. on him barry early you know disability yet we will be waiting until 3 year old or year more people have disability rate is ok and in normal weight the next generation of antibiotics may just be waiting

more rain in the forecast this is where we could see more of those thunderstorms and then we've got kara conditions further to the east and warming up 27 in kit but a bit cooler in moscow 23 and there's some rain in cloud very close by northern europe there's a new line of cloud working its way in but as i say ahead of that and in between these thunderstorms we've got some very nice weather conditions indeed 29 in berlin 31 in paris. and by sunday those temperatures in some cases going up even further $33.00 celsius in paris that's about 9 degrees above the average for this time of year about 7 degrees above in london so it's almost as if summer has a come back and then we had further to the south into northern africa and we could see some showers here particularly the coast. into tunisia very light showers and what effect at 30 celsius in tunis. right. now. where i'm from. welcome back a quick look at the top stories the u.s. china trade war has been deepening after the u.s. president ordered to american companies out of china it follows beijing and outsing planned tariffs on 7500000000

then it becomes easier for countries like united states and others who are primarily concerned with kara terrorism against the hardest to focus on the jihadist groups who then become much more vulnerable because they can take advantage of the chaos that the other types of fighting creates but right now the problem is that the situation is that it's it's the opposite of trust building trust it's hard to do in these circumstances when allied troops can't really rely or even trust each other anymore so it's going to take some months to rebuild these coalitions back so that we can get the eventual the jailed kurdish leader of a colony says that he is ready to talk with turkish authorities to work on a solution in the conflict with kurdish fighters he's been imprisoned for 20 years now and a statement or as a lawyer says the current do not need a separate states if out of the kurdistan workers party the k k which launched a separatist campaign against the turkish state in 1904 it's blacklisted as a terrorist group by turkey and barker has more from istanbul. to launch a land the founding fath

of her child has caused outrage in turkey i mean it was stabbed to death in a cafe last sunday in kara carly it's the 2nd case of domestic homicide in the country this week and the issue of gender equality is growing on social media for him home it has the latest it's this video that brought turkey to a standstill but too graphic to show the moments after i mean bullets was stabbed to death in front of her 10 year old daughter she can be heard screaming and holding her neck as her daughter begs her not to die but that means ex-husband fidel baran has been charged in connection with the killing her name and her last words are now being said on social media to raise awareness about women's rights in turkey and the issue of femicide which is the killing of a female based on her gender is generated a large response on the streets to dozens of people are demanding justice for it means killing from country coyer in istanbul to chi serry and also in some small. the cry of mean pollutes was not just a cry it is the rebellion of women we are not silenced anymore we will not lose anymore women.

to his cell under normal protocols but there were security protocol that was not followed as cnn's karakinell reports. >> reporter: there is new information shedding light on the circumstances around jeffrey epstein's death. a source with knowledge of his detention tells cnn that there appears to have been two breaks in protocol. epstein was placed on suicide watch after he was found unconscious with marks around his neck several weeks ago. when he was removed from suicide watch he was supposed to have a cell mate. he was alone from friday into saturday morning. he was placed into a special housing unit. in that unit guards are supposed to monitor inmates every 30 minutes, even wake them up when they're asleep but that didn't happen according to the source. these questions are likely to be asked by the fbi to ask how he went from suicide watch to dead in under two weeks. sunday the chief medical examiner said an autopsy of epstein was completed. his cause of death is pending further information. allison, will? >> president trump promoting more baseless conspiracy theories this time rega

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kara, thank you so much for being here. i have got to be honest. the other ending of the phone. didn't pay any mind to it. you are saying our voice, when we call one of these call centers can be used for something. please explain. >> all right. so, in explaining this thoroughly, i think you need to back it up a little bit. you basically need to say that the implications of this data recording consumer promise right now, they vastly changed and that reflects two different fundamental changes in the data landscape that is number one the amount of data generated globally is increasing and two, most importantly the ability to exploit that data, given emerging technology like artificial intelligence is increasing as well. so these companies, they know they have been sitting on gold mines of data like audio recordings like your fingerprints, like your face now. but artificial intelligence allows it to unlock the power of that gold mine. it helps you extract value and it helps them make sense of that data. >> kara, according to the "wall street journal" w

and so, with though comments said, i'll let my colleague kara keen, delve into the drivers for this last year. >> thanks, commissioners, for having us here today. i'll try to touch on some little tid bits that aren't been talked about and some interesting points about the portfolio. so, first of all, on page 2, i want to reiterate exceptional performance and a healthy concentration in managers and what i mean by that is if you take the five highest rated managers by market value, they make up 26% of your current fair market value and their net irr to date is higher that the inception to date irr for the portfolio and stands at 17.7%. i don't have the numbers with me, but in another report, if you do the top ten by exposure, i think that makes up close to 440% of exposures and in addition, the performance is better than the overall portfolio. so you're concentrating bets with the best managers. going on, i'll jump to slide five now. so talking about the one-year return, 17.6%, it has been made possible by the 22%. but interestingly, about the venture return, that has been made possible by

it has threatened sanctions against on kara. -- against ankara.he brazilian president says brazil will only accept an offer of international aid to fight forest fires if you menu micron retracts forest -- if emmanuel macron retracts comments he finds offensive. bolsonaro says micron called him a liar. -- says emmanuel macron called him a liar. and herlori loughlin fashion designer husband are expected in boston federal court today. at issue is whether the couple can continue using a law firm that recently represented the university of southern california. the couple is accused of paying $500,000 in a sweeping college admissions bribery scam that involved rigging college admissions stamps and bribing coaches at elite universities, including usc. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. welcome the director for the federal budget at the heritage foundation. thank you for being here. i was looking at the consumer confiden

let's turn toe kara lee first. the agenda that emmanuel macron and other leaders want to talk about verses what they have to talk about because of what happened here in the u.s. and president trump over the recent days. >> yeah. david, the overall theme of the summit is supposed to be this global inequality, the gap between the wealthy and poor. that's not going to be what everyone is really talking about. you know, we've seen president trump come into the summits and be a disruptor. usually when you go to these summits, all the world leaders, even if they're not on agreement on things will try to put on a good face, agree where they can and paper over disagreements. they're not even trying to do that this time. the host of the summit, emmanuel macron of france, decided to do away with the communique, a document at the end of the summit that's usually boring but outlines various areas on which the leaders can agree. they're not trying to do that now because of the last summit in quebec, president trump refused to s

he was talking all about the kara vans, the caravans. after the election he did mention it again. we know the market is volatile. we are coming to our ninth year of economic expansion and interest rates are already low. think about all of those people who say, listen, i don't like his rhetoric. i maybe don't like him as a person, but at least my 401 k. is safe. trump says we're going to get a socialist on the other side. what happens if you get joe biden, iraqi stock market, that's a bad combination for president trump. >> you were nodding when robert was making the point about suburbs. >> right. >> if you're the trump campaign, can you do the math? can you make a path to reelection by lopping off what is increasingly the story of suburban kind of metropolitan america and the opinion polls we're seeing? >> it's tight. it's very tight. and it becomes tighter the more we get into the volatility. the stock market -- but also if he pushes off things like gun control where you can see suburban voters are sort of pining for some sortd of legislative action, but the path is really what t

the chp says the pursuit ended at around 10:30am as the suspect tried over taken east bay kara transit bus. but it got wedged between the bus and the concrete wall the suspect then allegedly began ramming and occupied chp patrol car that was attempting to block in the impala one officer fired a shot, but no one was injured in the incident, the chp says the suspect continued to physically resist as they placed her under arrest, saying she appeared to be under the influence of drugs. the investigation into the incident tied up the freeway for hours backing up traffic wsich was diverted on to highway 24. all lanes were reopened after the suspect vehicle was towed away more than 4 hours after the pursuit ended maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>can all arrested 3 men suspected of armed robbery after leading officers on an intense chase. these are the photos of the 2 men arrested the 3rd suspect is a minor. police say it happened at the pizza hut on terra hill drive last night when officers arrived an employee reported that the 2 men wearing masks and black clothing jumped the counter pointed a g

meaning, frito, the kara leone family, . okay. it was an insult.s like the dumb brother in the show. he is in the child's whole thing chris comeau and chris has a right to defend himself and let's not be phoning it. everybody, we have all heard those words before. we have watched youtube and anyone fading out knows your presaged ears. never heard these words before. cranky, you're probably full of it or you are acting like a liberal that is offended by everything. anyway, joining us now to discuss, i don't think he should've apologized, the author of swamp wars, number one best seller, jeff lord. lisa boothe. what's your take? >> i wonder what this is what the left me and so talk about toxic masculinity. i mean, it's hilarious. the president selling t-shirts or someone changes wikipedia yesterday to say freda,, i mean, now get on with you in this sense. you're out with your family coming out with friends, i just don't think someone should go up to you and heckle you. i don't think that's cool did i just don't think that's right. >> sean: i guess pe

kara phillips, "abc 7 news", the white house. >>> new this morning, a popular bakery on the peninsu hend oft of doing business in the area. the company's two other bakeries also will close. the sunnyvale and palo alto locations will close on the 31st. >>> tech giant google owns 56 separate downtown san jose properties after buying out its own real estate partner. this is according to our media partner, the mercury news. the sales price was 191 million dollars based on recent property records that the paper reviewed. all are near the train station. google has been swallowing up protds in the area in its quest to build its vision of a mixed use transit-oriented community. the bay area's red hot housing market may be cooling off. home values went down in san jose and san francisco according to a report put out yesterday by zillow. san jose's drop was 10.5% compared to july last year. the average price comes in a little over 1.1 million dollars. san francisco slipped by 1.1%. its average price, $938,000. some bay area youth activists are working on a public art project in honor of children b

minister, they would have when unilaterally, whether as moscow or beijing, wherever they went, and kara. .he second -- ankara the secretaries would do that to show that when the america decile in america when the press is traveling with the secretary of state, we have access. i remember one moment in khartoum at a photo opportunity with condoleezza rice and the dictator there and asked him about terrorism and then got manhandled by his security people and dragged out. secretary rice would not leave sudan without getting a formal apology. to her, because it happened in front of her. and to her traveling press corps, who she said were part of her delegation. similar, not as dramatic, but similar statements were made. it was noteworthy that stephanie grisham, the new white house press secretary on her first trip on the job to the dmz to herself in front of the security people from north korea. i cannot stress how difficult that must have been. and showed her stuff to get the press card in. -- press corps in. i spent in cairo when this wonderful advanced person for vice president pence whom

>>that was kara sea reporting tomorrow morning atomic cops plans to harvest the crop.pany is working to open the processing plant in just a few days. >>we've been enjoying the fruits of bay area baseball these last few weeks with 2 teams squarely in the wild-card race but after today. the only fruit the giants are left with is a big old lemon san francisco trying to avoid the sweep to the cubs in chicago and a further slide down in the wild-card standings bruce bocce was presented with one of the iconic center field tiles at wrigley field with his number 15 on as he manages his final game there. and this bocce at the end of this season just a marginal one of his strongest outings of the season. >>giving up only 2 hits over 7 innings and striking out and have here. anthony rizzo. the giants in the series into the top 8 still one nothing brandon crawford with 2 outs hits one deep to right to its off the wall. >>attorney for the giants. would be one nothing cubs. the giants we're now 6 games back. the raiders traveling all the way to winnipeg canada to play the green bay

my name is kara, i am the executive director of the chinese culture centre located in the hilton hotel. we begin -- we bring visual literacy to chinatown. we are in support of naming the subway station after rose pak. she is a leader, she is someone who changed chinatown by virtue of her dedication to our community. she is someone who gave her entire life, and every inch of her being too enjoying chinatown she is one and a million person, and we believe -- i believe we need more asian female role models in our society, and visibly represented through our community.