i want to talk to our financial correspondent in frankfurt about this chelsea to lady chelsea should the rest of the well be worried about germany's approach to running europe's economic engine the rest of the world definitely is worried and you know germany has gotten this criticism per several years now about you know needing to spend more and more to invest more and it's really come to a head just because of the slowdown that germany is definitely seeing now so we're seeing not only businesses here not only economists but also you see the president mario draghi the i.m.f. everyone is sort of really calling on germany to get in front of the slowdown that it's seeing and you also have to consider the central role that germany plays in the economy here so if all of a sudden germany is really decelerating that's going to impact not only people here and businesses here it's also going to impact all european companies. if the government doesn't want to spend its way out of the recession what is its strategy . so your. german politicians are basically saying at this point you know we we

let's get more on this with chills leave the lady or financial correspondent friend for chelsea what does this settlement mean for all the other pending cases attorneys are saying that this does sort of get us a step closer to a global settlement for these companies the drug companies involved here really did not want to go to trial if they had it could have given a playbook 226-2600 other plaintive so what they're saying now is that the shift the focus back to a global settlement we had the state attorney generals who are pursuing this settlement come out yesterday and sort of outline the framework they're saying that this could be worth about $48000000000.00 based on the settlement that the companies reached yesterday the sticking point is really going to be with between the states and the municipalities that you know miss you that the municipalities had come out and said they they wanted more money and they wanted it over a shorter time but it does appear that the plaintiffs and the states and municipalities are coming closer on agreements and so see how will this impact these pha

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. >>> july 2016, 21 months and 1,037 tips after the untimely death of chelsea bruck, the detective confronted daniel clay, the ladiesas on her halloween costume. >> you never had sex with chelsea bruck before the party -- >> after the party, i never -- >> like a patient fisherman the detective's lure lingers around. >> i think you're a pretty confident kind of guy. >> do you have a lawyer? >> i do have a lawyer. >> so it wept until calmly and quietly the detective broke the bad news. for all of daniel's denials dna doesn't lie, and his dna was on chelsea's costume. and so the question, how could that be? >> i did not do anything to that girl. i did not. i'm telling you. >> he was adamant. they kept talking. and then daniel admitted he did have sex with a woman at the party. could it have been chelsea, well maybe. >> when i asked you about chelsea bruck and having sex, there's a possibility? >> i had sex with someone. i just don't -- >> so time to reel in the fish. >> this is the thing, just hear me out, okay, i have been nice. i think i've been a gentleman to you. and you have to me, all right. there are some things

. >> and i think we have another one, the main lady there is one of our producers, chelsea, and the olderimba. >> robin played the old lady, t. >> help keep our costs down. >> i like that it's the kind of book you can put on your bedside table. >> you had a signing last night, how are people reacting so far >> you know what's funny about this, usually you sign books and they have little stickers in them and they tell you their name almost every single book i signed was for somebody else they wanted it for their mom, like a gift. >> a ridiculously great gift. >> it is. >> i like a book that you don't just read, you kind of look , as kind of like a devotional. >> it is like that. >> you can also keep it in the potty. >> i was going to say that, but i thought -- >> thank you >> thank you, all. >> we're proud of you hoda, you're our guru. thank you so much. the book is called "i really needed this today" and it's out now. go to today.com/shop you can buy it there. >> and join the table. >>> first up, we have a royal two-fer. prince william and dutchess kate touched down in pakistan for the st

. >> former presidential nom in and first lady hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea are talking aboutte together titled "the book of gutsy women" and it focuses on stories about courageous and resilient women who have inspired them. both clintons appeared on "good morning america" to talk about the book. the former secretary of state revealed something personal. >> what's the gutsiest thing you've ever done? >> oh, boy, i think the gutsiest thing i've ever done, well, personally, make the decision to stay in my marriage. publicly, politically, run for president and keep going, get up and keep going. >> you can see much more of that on "gma" on abc 7. >> now your morning money report. amazon go stores could be coming to an airport near you. >> san francisco-based dating website zousk is planning layoffs. they will slash 80% of the workforce by april. they will move the business, the rest of the business, that is, out of san francisco by next june. the company officials say this is just a cost cutting decision. >> gap, old navy and banana republic is looking to hire seasonal employees.

back in san francisco, a soldout crowd will get to see former first lady and secretary of state hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea clinton. their book, "gutsy women," discusses the women who have inspired them throughout their lives. >>> we were told someone hit a hydrant up there and it's flooding all of stern. >> a car crashes into fire hydrant on the uc campus. it was a long night for many students. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> reporter: it all started on first avenue near highland place. the suspected drunk driver was arrested. >> it hit the firehouse outlet, i think it broke it and it's shooting up water, dumping a lot of water onto the street. >> reporter: gallons and gallons of water rushed downhill, directly into stern hall and foothill. at foothill, students in buildings 4 through 9 got a text telling them to evacuate. >> my building was completely dry. they were like, please don't go back inside. then i got the text telling me to stay outside. >> reporter: the real damage is in building 6. students were displaced because of water damage in the dorm rooms. school officials a

happening today in san francisco, a sold out crowd will see former first lady and secretary of state hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea at the curran to talk about the book titled "the book of gutsy women." the book celebrates the women who have inspired them throughout their lives. the clintons will answer questions from the audience. the event starts at 1:30 this afternoon. >>> >>> basically we were told that someone hit a hydrant up there and it's flooding all of stern. >> that video a mess on the uc berkeley campus as a car crashes into a fire hydrant sending water shooting into the air. it was a long night for many students. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> reporter: it all started when the red car smashed into a fire hydrant on first avenue near highland place. the tow truck operator said the driver had been arrested, a suspected drunk driver. >> a car ran into the emergency firehouse outlet and i think it broke the water and it's shooting up water like anything else just dumping a lot of water on to the streets. >> reporter: gallons of water rushed downhill and directly into stern hall

happening today a sold out crowd will get a chance to see former first lady and secretary of state hill harry clinton and her daughter chelsea. they will be available to talk about the book they wrote together that celebrates the women who have inspired them throughout their lives and answer questions from the audience. the event starts at 1:30 this afternoon. >>> basically we were told that someone hit a hydrant up there and it's flooding all of stern. >> a mess on the uc berkeley campus as a car crashes into a fire hydrant sending water shooting into the air. it was a long night for many students. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> reporter: it started when the red car smashed into a fire hydrant on first avenue near highland place. the tow truck operator said the driver had been arrested, a suspected drunk driver. >> a car ran into the eme e firehouse outlet and i think it broke and shooting up water like anything else just dumping a lot of water on to the streets. >> reporter: gallons of water rushed downhill and directly into stern hall and foothill. at foothill students in buildings 4 through 9

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interview is former secretary of state, former first lady, democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. she has a book out with her daughter chelsea clinton called "the book of gutsy women, favorite stories of courage and resilience." it is stoppitopping the charts. >> how are you? >> the last time you were here, the mueller report had just come out. i asked you how you were doing and you said personally things were great, but you said as an american you were feeling, and i quote, oh my gosh. >> yes. >> are you still feeling oh my gosh. >> now ten alarm oh my gosh's. >> really? >> yeah. i mean, i think this incredible series of events that we are living through right now are overwhelming in their intensity and velocity, but they also are so sad and distressing to have a government that is now engaged in behavior that puts our national security at risk in order to further the president's personal and political interests. it is tragic. so everything you're doing and others who are actually reporting on it is so necessary. >> in terms of the national security risk here, obviously what the president did and has copped to, about becaub

chelsea called "the book of gutsy women." clinton of course lived through that last impeachment as first lady. >> what's the gutsiest thing you'veever done? >> personally, the decision to stay in my marriage. publicly, politically, run for president. and to get up every day and keep going. >> wow. joining me now, elise jordan, former white house aide in the george w. bush white house, and sam stein, msnbc contributor, and neera tanden, you know hillary clinton better than any of us, that was quite an admission. >> i think she was being very candid. i actually worked for hillary during the last impeachment process and the whole monica lewinsky scandal. it was a very, very painful process for her. i could see how much it deeply, deeply wounded her. it's an honest statement. >> and sam, the role of hillary clinton, the arc of her life politically as well, democrats have been trying to avoid talking about 2016, and she's come out with a new book with daughter chelsea, a book about women's experience, it's completely nonpolitical but inevitably she'll be asked about this. >> i've heard some rumblings about why is she emerging on the

democratic presidential nominee, secretary of state, senator and first lady, hillary rodham clinton and her daughter, author and activist chelseahting women who inspired them throughout their lives. welcome. thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much, amy. >> we're going to be talking about the book in just a moment but we obviously need to ask you about a couple of big headlines that have been in the news cycle here. first the launch of the impeachment inquiry into president trump, of course. you witnessed firsthand two impeachments, one as part of the house judiciary staff and as first lady. i know you've said that you support impeachment but do you have concerns that the democrats may be overreaching on this? >> we don't have concerns about that because i think the evidence concerning ukraine is so dramatic and irrefutable because it came right out of the white house. so let the impeachment inquiry proceed. i know that they will do a thoughtful, thorough job. nobody should jump to any conclusions. >> what do you think about president trump calling for the accuser, for the whistle-blower to be outed? >> i think that's

chelsea. but today, i will give way one more time. would the honourable ladyght that survivors and bereaved of g re nfell be right that survivors and bereaved of grenfell are not properly, permanently rehoused ? of grenfell are not properly, permanently rehoused? well, i say to the honourable lady that i recognise over the time since this terrible tragedy took place, significant effo rts tragedy took place, significant efforts have been made to ensure that the survivors, that those who lost so much, have been able, have been provided with accommodation thatis been provided with accommodation that is suitable for their needs. that work i know in the early stages, many people felt did not go as quickly as it should have done. i was just as quickly as it should have done. i wasjust going on as quickly as it should have done. i was just going on to remark that i recognise that in the struggle that the survivors have been facing to ensure that justice the survivors have been facing to ensure thatjustice can be done and that the truth, that we find out the truth of