>> lars. >> so are you trying to say she was frustrated with lars?>> reporter: the prosecutors told the jury this marriage of opposites became too lopsided for lars to handle. >> she took time to play tennis. work was very important. she took time out to go have dinner with friends and family. he wasn't a factor. >> basically, she didn't consider him enough to be a part of her normal, everyday life. >> reporter: they said lars wanted more from debbie. and when he didn't get it, he got rid of her instead. >> reporter: this was a new one for me. one of the possible motives that was brought up, that lars was old school and was upset that debbie did not take his last name. >> she was a professional woman and she was very driven. and i think that's part of why she didn't take his name. she kept everything separate. >> reporter: including her bank accounts. she never put lars's name on them. >> reporter: this was not about money. >> no, it -- it -- it wasn't. it really has to do with he loved her more than she loved him. >> reporter: when its turn came, th

the busy executive couldn't do everything herself, so in 2012, she hired a contractor, his name was lars itzo. but once work got underway, lars seemed in no rush to finish the job. >> she was getting very frustrated and she's just like, "i wish this person would finish." >> he'd stay late and work, and they'd talk. >> reporter: but lars' siblings ken and kristi, said he wasn't dragging things out for the money, he had an ulterior motive. >> he goes, yeah, she keeps flirting and talking and we're laughing and having a good time. >> reporter: lars liked debbie, and he thought it was mutual. >> and he goes, "can i ask her out?" and i went, yeah, why can't you. >> reporter: so began an unlikely courtship between debbie, the petite powerhouse and lars, the six foot two nordic he-man. >> they were cute. they were goofy. >> like teenagers. >> they were, that first love.

lars: to be fair, we are a pan-european bank.ing ourer customers for their domestic needs, and also international needs. we have seen a robust in the second quarter on this topic. anna: are you not too concerned about that? are you concerned about italian exposure? you are big in italy. debt market turmoil in italy was a feature of the last quarter. is that something that worries you? lars: there is two things. if you look in italy, we have somewhat a shy of 5% market share. we are also focusing on the environment.he we're focusing on the larger corporations. we are focusing on the individuals with their advanced solution needs. we have repositioned ourselves in italy in the last couple of years on these segments, and that is how we continue to seek forth the entire and economy. economy.n anna: what are your plans in terms of movement and staff? lars: there is a lot of how certainabout elements of brexit will materialize. forget, we areot a pan-european bank. we are serving our customers in their domestic markets, helping them on

to diffuse lars halters standing by for us at berlin shona feld airport hi there lars this is one of europe's biggest bases for ryanair what's the situation where you are right now. well brian considering this is one of the big bases for ryan air it's actually very calm and orderly that it's not an entirely big surprise here though because as you said it's a strike that has been planned for a while it's been announced for about two or three weeks and ryan air over the last couple of days has of course informed all its customers those affected of course thirty two out of forty eight flights today going in and out of berlin showing if it has been canceled but those passengers also knew about it they never showed up so purely from a customer six period side from the passenger side today here in berlin we don't see any problems whatsoever about of course behind the scenes there's massive problems between the pilots and of course problems for ryan air shara lara's now this is not the first time ryanair pilots of gone out on strike how much are the repeated strikes tarnishing the ryanair b

the ceo joins us now lars fruergaard jorgensen. -- joins us now, lars fruergaard jorgensen from copenhagenfirst interview of the day. what you make of the market reaction to your earnings? we delivered a solid 4% growth for the first six months of 2018. we disappointed a bit on the top line but that is explained by some rebate adjustments in the u.s.. i am quite comforted by our performance in the first half of the year and what is most important for me is we are turning around our performance after a very strong start, taking 50% of new prescriptions. our business outside the united states has grown 8% this year. happy with our performance and what it could bring going forward. matt: how do you see the pricing situation in the u.s. going forward? from the u.s.s president saying he wants to see drug prices come down. do you see it changing for the better or the worst going forward? we made a point in communicating in our half-year release that based on the contracts that are being discussed now for 2019, see continued price pressure in the base category and impacts in the change to medicar

all right with me here the big that was lars halter from our business department so you heard that expert right there more of the experts saying that there's no bear market inside is he right i don't think he's right and there is not a real turnaround right now inside in the next couple of days but brant if you look at the market in the last couple of months we're eight months into twenty eighteen and for the year the market's been flat more or less it's actually slightly down from its peak in january and it looks to me and it feels a little bit like buyers have lost their conviction they're looking desperately for reasons to keep going i really think it feels like it's running a little out of steam take us back if you could to win this bull run began you were on wall street as i write i mean what was it like that it was really interesting time because of what had just happened america had just gone through the housing crisis and the financial crisis and it was march ninth and two thousand and nine when the dow jones hit just about over six thousand five hundred points the lowest in twelv

correspondent morris halters standing by for us at berlin's chanelled airport good morning to you lars what's happening at berlin's international air hub today with the strike. well in berlin here the terminal is slowly filling up hope brian that's the morning continues here the morning rush we see some people checking in the situation though is pretty calm because people that are affected by the strike the customers that were booked on those flights who are grounded today they have been informed by ryan air over the course of the last three days they have been rebooked so none of these people will show up here today so the situation is under control for passengers however of course the situation couldn't be any worse for ryan air because the. remains will they finally sign betaworks deal with the pilots and the crews and if not how will this airline continue to operate if they keep being crippled by strikes ok and for passengers across europe information is getting out to them slowly we'll have more from lars halter in berlin later in the show thanks for now wars and yemen a spokesman

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lars you know must make this announcement anyway the way every self respecting attention seeker today would make such an announcement on twitter is that even legal it's an interesting question because of course in this context twitter is pretty new it hasn't often been used like that but it is probably legal i want to quote here from the rules on fair disclosure that of course regulate all that. it states that companies are required to distribute material information in a manner reasonably designed to get that information out to the general public broadly and not exclusively and of course that is precisely what twitter does whether you're an analyst an investor or just some guy interested in the stock market you can get this you can subscribe to twitter feed so technically there is no reason to think that this is illegal interestingly enough of course if you use this in such a legal manner have to understand that there's also responsibilities that go with it so if an announcement like that turns out not to be true then you might be on the hook for damages he he has even must has tweet

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>> i would think a brown bear would like a brown liquor and lar bears would be the clear liquor. maybe the bear drinks vodka. the polarre bear -- w going off the rails. talk about the forecast. >> we can do that. nothing major. not the super soakers we've been facing. nonetheless chance for a few showers. there are 90 degree days in the forecast. so far for thiumr we had 30 days 90 degrees or higher but haven't had any day over a hundred yet, welcomes. n low pressure in the upper levels will keep it very unsettled. much like yesterday, dry through the morning hours, as w get into the afternoon daytime heating and pocket of cooler air aloft brings rain chances in the highest is north of the city border. pennsylvania not much this morning, a few showers in western frostburg and western maryland. it is comfortable outside. mid-60s to upper 60s to around 70s in the city. plenty of sunshine, afternoon temperatures well up into t mid-80s. highest rain chances are in northe maryland. here's 2:00, showers fromer frk and washington counties and maryland. later on today, a little chance fo

lars: if you look at it, it is truly a fixed income.pe, when you look at the second corner, the environment of the market is more subdued. there is a bit of a pickup in asia-pacific in the u.s.. in europe, that fic part is somewhat compensated by the equities. the at these that have a reasonable quarter, this time partially compensating what we have seen in fic, will have to look at how these things evolve for the rest of the quarter. it is a chatterley to early to say. guy: speaking with anna earlier. we have had a couple of decent reports this morning. bnp paribas are -- bnp parabar is trading higher. such a tough trade. andrew: i can't believe we still talk about banks after a global recovery trade. they're not a sector we get very excited about. the smaller peripheral banks are still the problem of nonperforming exposures and trying to drive those down as capital requirements rise. for the big ones, where is the growth? we talked about they would be fixed income revenues. pretty hard forecast quarter to quarter, let alone a group st

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i take it, sky lar is exactly right, that their activity tends to be concentrated at the million plusce point >> i think sky lar has it spot on there what i am noticing with my feet on the ground here in the field is that i am seeing a difference in price point i'm now seeing more of the $500,000 to $600,000 price point range, and that that means is i have to go outside the city. i have to go an hour north, and we start looking at houses in that regard. what my clients have been saying, it's not necessarily tied to the devaluation of the yuan, as it is to currency controls becoming even more restrictive than they were even six months ago, and i think this kind of had to do with the start of these trade tensions right now. >> are prices overall in the seattle market, and take it out of downtown and widen it out a little bit to the towns out there. are they coming down are they just not going up as fast? >> slower than we have been for the previous few years that we've been in the double digits, but still at a very rapid was faster than national and faster than actually many major metro

. >> the first in the nation regulations on the ride share company like uber and lyfton lar nightly business report." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> new york congressman chris collins was indicted onederal insider trading charges today. the republican representative was accused of providing non-public information about an australian biotech company to his son and future father-in-law. collins sat on that company's board of directors.in accoto the indictment collins and his family aided more than $700,000 worth of losses after the biotech saw disappointing results from a drug study. >> the popular ride hailing service that many of u use like lyft and uber suffered a potentially significant setback today that could have global implications. the new york city city council approved measures essentially aimed at curbing the growth of these companies following outcries from tax i drivers over the plummetinva eric, as you saw, hasniur story tot. >> new york city taxi drivers e rallying today as the city dealt a major blow to their mpetitors from ride hailing apps like uber, lyft and via.e ew york city council passed

and one of the biggest contributing factors to that about face we saw today likely the pressure from lar veterans groups today. we flow the american legn was one of several groups who appealed to president trump to keep the flags at half staff at leastat until s mccain's internment this weekend. theresident ran on and governed as a champion, those were likcey v he would not ignore. >> thank yo >>> thi isn't the first time president trump has been criticized for notrdering flags lowered after theho soting the president didn't act. he got widely criticized. the mayorernally requested that the personal cl for flags to be lowered. the president issued a prak la mags several days after the shooting took place. >>> president obama faced imilar criticism after a tennessee man shot a man back in 2015. flags were lowered i several states and at the u.s. capitol. school.ring our our iteam digs and reveals diricts arealling short when it comes to officers. >>> neighbor versus neighbors, turning some drivers in. see what happens if you get singled out. >>> very hot and humid across our region today.

each of these sigeifying er wind damage, flooding issues, or hail that at one asnt was reportedly as larn inch. so very large hail and a lot of damage in parts of culpeper, ororge, and sta counties out there tonight. thankfully no thunderstorms are storm team4 radar right now. just a few isolated showers out there. from those storms earlier that impacted areas s mainlyth of tracking ict, still frac flood warns for parts of culpeper, all of stafford more rain in the forecast tomorrow. i'll have the latest timing coming up. >>> new at 11:00, police inor prince 's county need help solving a deadly assault. this afrnoon, a m was assaulted on boon's hill road in capital heights. this happened about 3:30. officers found the man with wha they are describing as traumatic injuries. he died at the hospital. they haven't released his identity, but detectives are working to establish a motive and suspect iormation in this case. and a murder/suicide rocking another quiet neighborhood in prince george's county. somebody heard gunshots about 2:30 this afternoon. they c police. police found two adults d

more on that lar. chris? a emergency train work on switch that's located nearrk ne avenue. take a look. one of the first trains coming out of camden yards, that's going to be pushed back andhe first train leaving union station is not going to be until 7:30 in the morning. we're also hearing you can expect 20 minute delays. as an alternative, try using the penn line. they'll honor your tickets. >>> 5:32. you can expect to see even more tributes to the singer aretha franklin. >> folks in our area can head down to the national portrait gallery. justin finch is there. >> good morning, erica. that's right. her fans called her the queen of soul, and for the nextay few they will be able to come here and pay tribute. herbe image wil on display for the next several delays. it dates back to 1968. it reinforces many cultural contributions that go well beyond civil rights and that as well. her roots, of course, were in gospel music. as ar teena she toured with her th's choir. shy stopped in and took a look ld days the >> it's wonderful coming back. i love d.c. i rely, really do. when i

labs on tight that would allow the process to be done at recycling centers and a mobile facility no lar larger than two parking spaces. >> the team here believes they will be in full scale production by next spring. >> we can talk about the weather conditions in hawaii, the good news is that hurricane lane has been downgraded. >> the bad news is that it is still going too slowly. >> it is moving so slowly. here in the bae area we're still seeing problems with the smoke. we have a spare the air alert up today. we are starting to see some improvement, but we are not improving everywhere. an air quality advisory is up through sunday. this is from the air district. tomorrow moderate air quality, and sunday we will start to see good air quality for parts of the bae area. -- bay area. so there is a sign that things will change here in the bay area. they are hugging the coast and pushing into parts of the north bay and the east bay. there you see the clouds advancing. 64 in oakland. morgan hill 78. highs today from the mid 60s to the upper 70s. pretty comfortable. %-p. mid up to upper 60s in s

kate lar son, abc 7 news. >>> kate, thank you. >>> hundreds of people remembers a young woman with ties to the bay area who was murdered. her body was found on tuesday more than a month after she vanished. her father and one of hur high school teachers spoke during today's funeral mass. >> they presented a positive message, encouraged all of us to remember the good things. >> how easy she was to get along with, how like just how easily she could make everybody smile and how mature she was for her age. >> a farm worker faces charges for her death. >>> tributes still pouring in tonight for senator john mccain who lost his battle to brain cancer at the age of 81. all reflecting on his life of service. >> the plans for his memorial. >> john mccain's good-bye to his arizona ranch, his wife cindy tweeting, he passed the way he lived, on his own terms, surrounded by the people he loved in the place he loved best. in the 33 years we shared together, he raised me, taught m, kcorrected me, comforted me, encouraged me and supported me in all things. >> across the country minutes poured in from all

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her daughterher daughters-in-lar mrs. shriver and i was sure if we called it the eunice there would be a thunderbolt that would hit me. but eunice it is and she was. she was the often overlooked middle child of joe and rose. she wasn't old enough to be part of the golden trio. they were the glamorous ones. rosemary was tucked in the middle had forgotten in her own way so she wound up at the kids table most of the time, supervising her younger siblings patricia, bobby, teddy. she found it an advantage to be overlooked in that way so she was aggressive in trying to get her father's attention. she became the best sailor, tennis player, the most aggressive of the touch football players simply to get the eye is on her and off of the boys. she wrote a letter to her father saying i know you are so busy spending all your time worrying about the boy's careers. what about me. she knew the answer to the question. power was the reserve command. it was not in the cards for her to get his attention in that way that she hoped to sow wha

other choice but to seize the international court of justice with the present request on sixty two lar because of the american side of course contest this entirely their legal team left without comment and they'll have their three hours here on tuesday their main argument is likely to be that the treaty that was signed when the u.s. and iran with friends sixty three years ago doesn't apply anymore because in the after nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution all the different sets american sanctions the flirting fifty five days of embassy seem to doesn't mean anything and anyway the americans have the biggest thing in their favor which is that even if in the end this court agrees with iran that decision might be binding but the u.s. doesn't actually have to go by what the court says so it's a good attempt i think by iran to try to get somewhere with this but ultimately likely to not be very successful. u.s. president donald trump and kenya's leader have been talking about trade and security during your herd kenyatta his visit to the white house and as i once more access to u.s. mar

is kind of a lot of us look at the fx , especially the yen versus the dollar and euro and try to --lary contracts. the focus is on the tariffs. -- verya very low fix low -- he is looking to that dollar strength to see if there is a pullback in any of the commodities. romaine: when we are talking about oil, when you look at the saudi aramco news yesterday, how much did that affect the oil market? i feel like that was priced in and we knew this was coming, it was just confirmation. chris: everybody knew that saudi arabia was going to go public. right now he doesn't need to. we are close to $70 a barrel with their commodity and when timing is right in they need to raise that $2 trillion valuation they talked about, i'm sure they well. there is really no news. he said they are going to go public when it is time to go public and you saw there is no volatility in oil market because of that. romaine: wti at 67 and brent over 70, the --, what keeps us at those levels? we stay there. i think you are seeing a consolidation trade. you have seen a trickle-down the interim highs over the last month

your last point, segway into the conversation about the consultant who's studying the module lar. my understanding the amount of space that's needed for a factory. we were talking about a really large amount of land. is that even possible at this point with san francisco? do we have options? >> unfortunately, i haven't been directly engaged with the consultant. we do have options. i don't have any direct expertise in this. there is a new facility that gotten started. what i understand, they're already sort of booked. it seems like there's an emerging thirst, desire market, demand for this. which might make san francisco factor more viable than it might otherwise be. >> director lai: would you happen to know what the timing for the consultants evaluation would be? >> i think they were just got through the procurement process. it's just under way. real answer is no. i know there are lots of folks interested in this. i would imagine over the next few months we'll start to get results back from that analysis. >> ms. richardson. >> director richardson: the timing for the presentation,

goods -- proposing import tariffs on tuesday billion --lars worth of u.s.oods proposing import tariffs on $60 billion worth of u.s. goods. u.s. job growth slowed in july, the unemployment rate dropping to 3.9%. newport, tennessee. good morning. caller: good morning. i have a couple of things to say. you hear trump turning around and saying they are taking our jobs, they are taking our jobs. 20 years ago, you will remember this, the stock market turned around and said we were going from an industrial company to a services country. the warning was there. it's just the way it goes. iran a company -- i ran a company in new jersey for many years. i started my own business -- i'm 73 now. that's what made me able to retire. with these tariffs, unemployment in the next year, lightning is going to strike the u.s. when it comes to unemployment. because of all the jobs that will be lost. the steel industry, that didn't help. ofown with a population 5000, 2000 are working at a plant. host: karen has this tweet -- toys "r" us now out of business, shedding 32,000 retail

i know your company is one company, the best single lar auto parts manufacturer since 1977 and i said that suddenly, automatic these questions about how about nafta and china trade and canada, and our president. and how do you negotiate as a ceo in an environment different than a year ago. >> lots going on you have to worry about what you can control. it certainly had an impact in our stock, the concern about nafta and production volume as well we did have record sales and earnings, missed a little bit but one time this quarter and we have a few issues we have to deal with, a joint venture in china. >> the joint venture in china we expect this headwind will impact it the missions in china have been difficult. is this part of the trade war? >> it doesn't have anything to do with it in china the manual transmission is going away faster than we anticipated. in the last quarter a couple of our customers were not drawing as quickly as they anticipated it's harder to understand the volumes of car lines quarter to quarter. >> because it's oh peek? >> no. it moves much quicker. >> you quantif

caroline: on the equity side, you delivered something better, looking for lars -- does that continue?can you tell us about equities and how much the trends in this last quarter will be carried through for the rest of the year? iss: if you look at it, it fixed income. when you look at the second quarter, the environment of the market is more subdued. in particularly in europe, there is a pick up. there is a pick up in the u.s., as we have seen. in europe, that is compensated by the equities. the equities have reasonable quarter, this time partially compensating what we have seen in faang. will have to look at how they evolve. it is too early to say. vonnie: that was the cfo of b.n.p. paribas. caroline: and take a look at where european markets are trading, b.n.p. paribas was lower in the close in france, the cap 40 off 2/10 of 1%. and we had from wells fargo earlier. trade tensions weighing on the auto sector. vw hase titanic task that to take on to meet the 2018 goals for delivery. meanwhile, ftse 100 being dragged down by the miners. we will keep our eye on the board as we enter the