all right for more on all this i'm joined now by lars halter from business ag good to see you lars so tell us why has donald trump decided to impose these tariffs now or course is why has he decided to do that at all it has been of course a big topic for him from the first day of his campaign that he feels that the u.s. is treated unfairly by other countries in global trade it's been an appalls line for people who are if you want to say that honestly do not think things through because obviously it isn't a problem as lying to say we want to make our industry stronger we want to help our steel industry but the matters more complicated the question why is he doing this now well i would say the white house is in crisis as a lot of things going wrong for donald trump right now and i guess this is a good way for him to just throw in a new topic gain some momentum get ahead of the news cycle so that's probably the only thing that is behind the timing right now i'll tell me you mention it sounds like a good idea and is there is support in the u.s. for these measures not all the only support

lars: our starting point is we have a strong core business.ave a buyer from the pharmaceutical business that declined, so i would complement that with external innovation drawdown some assets. it is clear we have a strong business overall, so we are not going to pay some of the hefty premiums we see in the market today. it is important to stay disciplined and assets have different price points for different contenders based on the about you they connect -- a value they can expect. i don't know and's population. clearly the price range was too high for novo nordisk, but sanofi can justify the price but you would have to ask them about that. guy: thank you for coming to see us. lars fruergaard jorgensen, the president and ceo of novo nordisk joining us in london. weint to show you the screen. futures are being battered in europe. down 2% yesterday, called down another 1%. 1.1% this morning. the fair value the first red column. daxftse is down .6, the down 1.1%. a fairly toughg start this friday morning. it will be an interesting weekend politica

really afford it aren't there far more jobs as lars said that depend on using cheap steel then there are steel production jobs yes that's true but if you just look at the numbers you can see that the united states a continent on itself they have you have. to just put it differently important export of goods just seven to eleven percent of the g.d.p. so that is. very very little compared to other countries for example in germany expos fifty percent of the g.d.p. in the united states is only seven percent so you can see that just because the united states is just such in the market with three hundred twenty million customers mostly producing everything it needs by itself you can wage a trade war if you insist on it of course there will be always people suffering in the united states but it will not be the majority for example germany never could be made to trade it would kill the whole economy and that's not true for the united states and that's exactly the reason why is not the first president to start a trade war i mean the same. and of course it backfired as clued said. in the end j

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it looks lik the same scenario is playing out here and that's why republicans -- by and lar didn't freak out when he really appeared to break with them son -- on some pretty significant aspects of th gun debate because they assumed that he'll get back to his usual ways, just wait a couple of days. rort: cox tweeted the president and the vice president support strong -- don't want gun control. who's the trump that matters? the one that had dinner with the n.r.a. or the other? >> swrorning -- i donca think yo separate them. but i do think you are already seeing the walkback from the white house saying things like well, that was a debate,hat was a get the ball rolling out -- kind of a session with the president. i spoke with one source close to the n.r.a. today about what i think is one of the most interesting pieces of this gun detective, which is raising the minimum age to buying some automatic weapons to 21. you' seen someusinesses, l.l. bean come out saying they'll put thi in effect on our own. dick's sporting goods. the n.r.a. is t not goingo compromise. you may see a push to say state

the caps would seal it with an empty-net goal by lars eller. sharks fall 2-.y're now 3-2 on the six-game home stand. >>> richard sherman once ate his thanksgiving turkey at the 350-yard line at leigh vie stadium. it seem likes he's going to be eating more meals in that stadium. espn reported they were talking about a three-year deal. just tweeted, it's a done deal now. he will be a niner. sherman tore his achilles tendon last november. the question is, how soon will he be ready? we'll find out. >>> third round of the championship in florida. tiger shot a 4 under 67. chipping just off the green on 9 and this is headed for a birdie. now one back at 8 under. wearing the pink today. justin rose, also 8 under after a 5 under 66. his third on the par 5 11th. hits the flag stick and in for an eagle. slam dunk there. everybody chasing corey connors. searching for his first win on the pga tour. his second shot on the par 4 9th. three under 68. the spurs and thunder coming up on abc7. fashionista russell westbrook making this a casual saturday. it's polka dot socks, if

most of the world's pply comes from lar-scale flower farms in just a handful of countries. it's a business worth around 44 billion euros a year. the global center of the cut flower trade is still the netherlands. but production is on the rise in four countries in the tropics -- one of them, kenya. our reporter manuel ozcerkes headed to lake naivasha near nairobi, where dozens of flower farms have sprung up. but for other people who rely on the lake for living, the future looks far from rosy. reporter: these local fishermen have finally managed to land a cah again. after urs out onhe water, every boat has at least returned with a few kilos of tilapia. but talk is mang the rounds again that pollutants have been found in lake naivasha. it takes samson charia bacto e environmtal disast that struck in 2009. the lake almost dried t and the fishopulation s demated --ll causeby the fler farmsn the she. sams: they almt dried ou thlake complely, and t emicals they were draing off affectedhe water. there were hardly any fi left. that pe of fish over there, at was t harvest of 10 boats

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lars console is keeping that tradition alive his workshop in the old town of hamburg has been turning out hand fashion caps since one thousand nine hundred two. we have around twenty camps ranging from the good to the keel turner and other regional names and. it was related to one of these camps but it's actually his own creation and there's little in common with the classic fisherman's camp. trust. this is the originally worn by dock workers it has a leather strap which are used to secure it. and then we have the floats are made famous by west german chancellor helmut schmidt income as you can see it has a far higher crown. in addition to schmidt the fisherman's caps were also popularized by maritime themed movies from the black and white era starring hamburg's own hands albers giuliana's a special materials made of milled pure. and the surface is combed to make it windproof going to extremely water resistant. the templates and patterns are the very ones originally used by walter eisenberg the founder of the hattery. the current boss uses customers individual measurements to draw the

experts have concerns about sending such an inpredictable negotiate into a nuclear missile disinto a mike lar arms production. >> north korean state media which we have been monitoring closely since the announcement came out a couple of days ago about the potential meeting hasn't mentioned it. >> the north koreans have been early quiet. >> president trump has a foreign policy and took the north koreans by surprise like everyone else. >> trevor: north korea made an offer and didn't think trump would say yes so they didn't know what i have to going to do. like cat calling worked. hey, sexy, my mustache is lonely, want to take it for a ride? the woman is, sure, right now. uh, i guess i could ask my boss i have all the nails to hammer. bye-bye now. ( laughter ) i know north korea is basically a nuclear free zone, but what if he gets it right, goes to north korea, doesn't say anything racist, even bonds with kim because they go to the same supercuts, right, and then they reach an historic agreement to get rid of north korea's nukes, that would be amazing. we would celebrate. until president trump

the action scenes that were pivotal to the condor but the narrative ones especially those involving lars relationship with her father leave a mark i found but relationship especially when i was introduced to what they wanted to do with this film when i met the director and the produces is that the father daughter relationship is really at the core of the story and you could pull that one out and put it any sean and it would be a fact full and something that you will want to follow. but action fans have nothing to worry about the new toon raiders still has plenty of thrills. a definite they watch the new movie let's find out now what else is going on in europe and today's express our owned up off cultural events and it starts in paris with an extraordinary exhibition. of. ten paintings including a box type of cancer and monterey on display at christie's paris auction house the artworks will go on tour before their options off in new york is mags the paintings come from the collection of u.s. billionaires peggy and david rockefeller they're expected to fetch as much as four hundred million

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i spoke to lar kudlow earlier today. he told me that he believes he will be able t speak h mind freely about tariffs in this white house. but ultimately, he said,s the director of the national economic council his job is t offer his advice but once the president's decision is made it's me and kudlow says his job will be to simply execute on it. larry kudlow comes on the job after a career at cnbc as a television commentator and anchor. he worked at bear stearns on wall street, he served at the federal reserve and also at the office ogement and budget in the white house in the reagan years. one of the challenge will be, this is a very different washington than it was in the 198 tos. for show i'm ayman jabbers at the white house. >>> a key economic ioricator fell the third month. retail sales dropped 1% in bruary dragged other by reduced spending on cars and gasoline. it is the latest report to suggest that the m economy not be overheating afterall. following the release of that report jp morgan lowered its first quarter e

if this becomes the new norm, if we just accept it as are lar course of events, then yes, it will havempact.th an is my concern. that was senator jeff flake speaking earlier to my colleague kattyay. staying with politics, the president is losing its top attorney in russian meddling in the 2016 election. john could doubt -- john dowd was growing increasingly frustrated as s boss ignored his advice on how to approach the investigation. anthony zurcher joins me to discuss this. anthony, does this mean that the white house is going to change its approach and strategy to the robe anthony: it is possible. john dowd has been the top lawyer since last summer, and he counseled that they would cooperate with robert mueller's investigation,ul that they s go above and beyond because the quicker they get this over, the more they can get this a behind them. is i think donald trump growing tired of that advised, which is why the reports are that john dowd is leaving. you have donald trump say, i'm going to criticize robert by name, as he did last week. that was more confrontational, bringing in anoth

lars lokke rasmussen said they still had the closest ties possible and he warned that the eu would beation to the salisbury attack when it meets next week. our europe editor katya adler reports. denmark is one of the uk's closest european allies, a fellow nonconformist rather eurosceptic nation. today, as we walked through the danish parliament, prime minister rasmussen wanted to talk first about the salisbury attack and whether the eu would take concrete action. i think it's time to step up and speak out very loud and very clear to russia that we will not accept this because this is a threat to everybody‘s security. this is in a way the first real test after brexit. 12 months of very bad—tempered negotiations. can the uk still rely on its european allies in a moment of crisis? yes. i'm absolutely convinced that britain can rely on europe. even though the british have decided to leave the eu as an institution, britain is still a part of europe. because so far britain has been disappointed by its traditional allies, in that in the brexit negotiations, denmark, the netherlands, ireland,

d you earlier this month that united health group msie a lar move as well. aetna shares finished downto 1 168.36. after the bell, lululemon said thattrength over sea coupled with strong e-commerce sales here in the u.s. helped beat on the top and bottomline. shares initially rose sharply in the extended session but they finished the regular season down 2%. also after the bell, nike announced it has extended its partnership with t nfl. under that deal nike will continue to provide players who under contract to nike with footwear and gloves for game days. nike shares initially rose in the extended session. they ended the regular day up a fraction to 66.17. >>> it goes without saying that classrooms today don't look like they did when you and we kids. gone are the ace days of number 2 pencils andns sharpe technology is playing a bigger role school. and apple is fighting for a bigger presence in america's classrooms. >> reporter: chalk boand notebooks are a thing of the past in america's classrooms. today, they are outfitted with lap tops, tablets, and smart boa

he's due back in court lars this month. >>> washington, d.c. police need the public's help tracking down a group of burglars who used a stolen truck to smash into a convenience store earlier this year and steal the atm inside. he after they crashed through the store they cleared the wreckage and soon put the atm in the bed of the truck and then they just die off. the whole crime took thieves just about four minutes. they are unsuccessful in this second attempt and they flee without the atm. police are offering up a $5,000 reward for information leading up to the arrest of the criminals. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karins joins us now. what's the latest with the nor'easter? >> still coming down in maine, new hampshire, portions of central new england. philadelphia had six heavy wet inches of snow. prints-ton, new jersey up to 17. highest totals in interior sections ever central and northern new jersey. one area montvale almost 27 inches of snow. monroe, new york had 26. a little higher elevations outside new york city. boston so far 2 1/2. it's s

your hundred love a lot more than well on our mother globally and on the our other guests and shar lar along with and shiva. charlotte even ski r t brussels. to the middle east is really salters arrested ten people in a raid on a palestinian village early last monday morning among them was a teenage boy called muhammad who is recovering from a severe head injury he sustained on a west bank protest in december here's a video of that raid which a member of muhammad's family took. was. mohamed was arrested for taking part in israel demonstrations during a protest he was hospitalized with a rubber bullet injury allegedly inflicted by israeli soldiers after his release mohammad told us his story you may find some of the images are coming upsetting take a look. when i was injured i climbed the wall thinking they were gone and as soon as i looked over i was shot right here. and then i passed out and i don't know what happened. well the day after mohammed's release is really authorities published an official facebook post claiming his injury was self inflicted here's his account of what happen

so he i don't know if you have pictures or video that's speculation of any but i go he did the money lar any pictures and videos would be when he was the owner of the trump organization married to millennia but not in public office he had sex with someone what does that mean he's worried about how he looks he's an egomaniac he has tiny hands he doesn't want the video coming out that's what this is about rand paul said he will oppose pompei oh you think that will go anywhere. i hope it does look that's bipartisanship i hope rand paul and democrats can get together and block pompei oh i would say even more importantly block the new cia director. where the young turks on the midterms you got any candidate oh yeah we're all over them interest first of all we're doing primary coverage so we did texas and that was super exciting we're the only ones doing primary coverage nationwide literally we've got illinois coming up next week who's going to win is going to be pretty sure is going to be daniel best for the governorship we've got a bunch of just democrats in illinois those are the progressiv

lars lokke rasmussen said that although britain had decided to leave the eu, they still had the closestadler reports. denmark is one of the uk‘s closest european allies, a fellow nonconformist, rather eurosceptic nation. today, as we walked through the danish parliament, prime minister rasmussen wanted to talk first about the salisbury attack and whether the eu would take concrete action. i think it‘s time to step up and speak out very loud and very clear to russia that we will not accept this because this is a threat to everybody‘s security. this is in a way the first real test after brexit. 12 months of very bad—tempered negotiations. can the uk still rely on its european allies in a moment of crisis? yes. i‘m absolutely convinced that britain can rely on europe. even though the british have decided to leave the eu as an institution, britain is still a part of europe. because so far britain has been disappointed by its traditional allies, in that in the brexit negotiations, denmark, the netherlands, ireland, in the negotiations have chosen, if you like, the eu over ally uk. well, i wo

today, mayor jim kenney joins us to make his case lar pains, the future of public unions is now in the hands of the supreme court. what that could mean for workers in our area. and later, desperate search. a local woman reaches out to nbc10 for help. all she wanted was to h we'll explain the heartbreaking reason that kept them apart, and what nbc10 had that finally brought them together. male announcer: "nbc10@issue" starts now. erin: good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm erin coleman for "nbc10@issue." six percent, that's how much your property taxes could go up if you live in philadelphia. mayor jim kenney unveiled his budget proposal to city council on thursday. the extra taxes are aimed at supporting philadelphia's public schools. the mayor says the goal is to improve the districts' programs. jim kenney: we have to make this a reality. these are our kids. they're no one else's kids, and no one else is coming to their rescue, not from harrisburg and not from washington dc, god knows. erin: the plan is already getting some pushback from council members. nbc10's aundrea cline-t

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and a long range underwater drone tipped with a nung lar warhead. >> i think we ought to take this very seriously. vladimir putin is a very serious leader. he has a powerful scientific establishment behind him, and several of these weapons will be game changers. >> reporter: president trump seldom critical of russia, didn't respond. but the white house did. >> u.s. defense capabilities are and will remain second to none, and now because of the new defense budget of $700 billion our military will be far stronger than ever. >> reporter: to some, it all hearkens back to the duck and cover days of the american/soviet arms race. not everyone is convinced. >> the little threat about nuclear weapons was really interesting because, boy, if ever there were an empty threat, that was it. >> reporter: but the pentagon has been warning that russia has been developing advanced cruise missiles. putin saying today nobody listened to us. it's time to listen to us now. this presentation will set off a huge effort by the pentagon to figure out how ready these weapons really are and how to defend against t

lars parts of your city have been cordoned off. to, i am sure. but, mother's day, would like to have gone to, lam sure. but, it mother's day, would like to have gone to, i am sure. but, it is of vital importance that we maintain the integrity of those scenes to ensure the safety of those areas. so every chapter you to say thank you for your patience in your cooperation. for those who have approached my offices who provided 24—hour seen guarding facility, thank you for coming and talking. thank you for offering your support. it has gone a long way. so, finally, i will be unable to clarify how long those scenes are protected and i look forward to your continued support and patience as we support our colleagues from the counterterrorism network. i, of course, will ensure there is a 20 47 policing presence here in salisbury both protecting the areas, but also at our police pods to ensure that people of a point of reference, point of access for information or advice. finally, i point of access for information or advice. finally, lam hug

if we go back 100 years ago where our soldiers were fighting together in fwans, the very lar large percentage were working in agriculture. now days it's only a few percent as it is in australia. that's come about because of technology. so all of these changes occur but you need to have strong economic growth to create the new opportunities. this is where frankly trade has been very important. as the premiers here no, anastacia from queensland and mark from western australia, we had a huge commodities burden. once in a generation. mark from western australia you said it was once in a lifetime. well, maybe, hopefully you'll have a long life and see another one but the point was that that caused a great boom and there were big transitional adjustments there. some regions were hit very hard. having said that, because of the opportunities of the free trade agreements we have created, we've seen stronger growth in our regions and that's been -- i think that's been one of the features that has perhaps cushioned the impact of what otherwise would have been a very hard landing so have many strings to

there was that other wound, remember that rather pe cue lar one near archie's groin?uld that person have to be relative to the victim to make that kind of an energy, i think it would put you on your knees to do that. you look at that and the spot cleaning on the pants you have a description of how it is he got blood on his pants and what he had to do to get it off. >> finally, some physical evidence. but was it another? da john lewin didn't think so. he needed more evidence? >> i wanted to get janos on tape. so they went out and contacted janos kalcsar. >> he worked in a shop preparing electronics, detectives showed up with a tape recorder to ask him about the murder, about that day. he remembered every detail he said vividly. >> what were you going out there that day. >> i was going out to my brother's. the kids had to get ready to go to school because my brother was working nighttime. >> this was something you arranged with your brother . >> yeah. >> didn't he say back then he was going to do laundry? >> his version was his brother called him and he had to go over a

for 22 days near the start of the work were rescued and delivered to safety by members of the third lars was the bravest and most unselfish group of service members i ever joined in battle. during sandstorms, heat, limited supplies, surviving attacks they pushed to end the dictatorship of saddam hussein. it was an honor to tell their stories and showing them for their reunion. thank you for your service and sacrifice. that's her fox report the sunday. thanks for spending part of your evening with me. i hope you have a safe and productive week. fox news sunday starts now. >> chris: chris wallace, president trumps lawyer calls for shutting down the special counselor show pro. as the attorney general buyers former deputy fbi director, andrew mccabe. >> we think it is well documented that he has had very troubling behavior. by most accounts, bad actor. >> jeff sessions moves against mccabe as he faces the pressure from republicans to appoint a special special counsel. this was corrupt in my view. >> robert mueller continues his investigation order in the trump