he is trying to offload that paramount steak.r those who might bid on it, this has to be something that gives him pause. chris: that's what we are hearing. viacom told us the sale is still on. maybe if they get such a high price come every will be happy about it. if you are looking for a minority stake in a business that is projected to lose year, you will think twice about putting a lot of money in that deal. drama shakespearean onstage in los angeles. julie hyman has some breaking news. ceo hasnicredit's agreed to step down. he's been there for almost six years at the head of italy's biggest bank. he will leave once a successor has been named. the board members held a meeting in milan on tuesday afternoon. the company is expected to come in a statement later on. leave theeman did company -- lead the company through the sovereign debt crisis. there's been concerned that the bad loan file will continue to present issues and challenges for the industry's profitability. you can see some of that volatility over the past month. credi

he hasn't done what i told them to do with paramount. maybe something amc-wise. >> taps that's the thing. it's not static. stasis is bad for these guys. they have been hemorrhaging talent with paramount and other properties under the viacom label. he has to make some sort of changes here. otherwise people like mario will give up. >> the reason for concern is because of the conversation is about management right now, not about the business model which has been in clearly decline over the last two to three years. april 28th, they report. look at the media network's advertising globally down i think 4%, dmoeomestically down . the real problem is the business model. that's the concern. that needs to be fixed. is that being done while all the attention is being shined elsewhere? >> the suggestions are being looked at to try to fix the miss in digital and sup thank. >>> the latest poll showing donald trump closing the gap with hillary clinton in a general election. >>> plus a split decision on gold. the street can't agree where that is heading

it has been a paramount experience in his home life.d like to invite everyone, around the world, all christians around the world, men and women of goodwill, to experience i knew this mercy of god. >> that is fantastic. what do you think it means to be a missionary of mercy? >> to be a missionary of mercy i think first we have to zero in a little bit on the idea of mercy. it is a simple word but we can get caught up in wondering exactly what that means. i think the first thing that stands out about mercy. the first thing that stands out for pope francis in his mind and his heart. is the experience of being sought out by a loving parent. by a loving father who wants to bring his children home. pope francis speaks on occasion of this powerful experience he had of a young man going into an efficient -- confessional, and literally experiencing the touch of god. experiencing the mercy of god. experiencing the brace of god. when we speak about the mercy of god, experiencing the mercy of god. being a participant in the mercy of god. we are talk

to save the country is paramount to all other consideration. like other wartime chief executives to the present day, lincoln was willing to take drastic measures to ensure the survival of the united states. sherman could not have agreed more. when he captured atlanta in 1864, his thoughts had matured. the rebel army had been defeated . another major city had fallen. the confederates would not give up. rather then continue the futile war against people, he would wage war against property. a shift in objectives sanctioned by the u.s. government has code.sed in the lieber it would bring victory with a minimum loss of life on both sides and undermine confederate ,orale on the home front trigger a wave of desertions, destroy the ability to wage war, and prove to the rebels that the confederate government was them andto protect their property. the history of the war demonstrated there could be no peace without making it as harsh as possible. war is cruelty and you cannot refine it he wrote to the mayor and aldermen of atlanta when they protested agai

your role is paramount and will be particularly important after november. my job is to serve you as your servant. and my secondary job is to make sure that everybody else up there works as your servant. now, everybody that is an expert on politics said it would take six months to organize the nation, state by state. from the bottom up, all of you across this country did it in five weeks. not bad, right? [ applause ] i -- i'll put our people and our state coordinators against anybody, anywhere, in time, in terms of quality and dedication. so god bless you and thank you for your work. [ applause ] so thank you for thinking of the next generation. and if you got hot and tired about all of this, look at your children and look at your grandchildren and think about what your folks did for us and redouble our efforts to do it for them. now, i want to thank everybody here today but my heart has a special soft place for one group. and your heart has a soft place for this group too. and these are the people who have fought in the wars and offered their lives for all

we have got to make sure the safety is paramount. people that ride this whether they are from the area or other parts of the us deserve to have a safe system. if someone is working for the metro that is not, then we need to make sure that safety is paramount. i appreciate it and wish you well. i have been impressed with your management style. >> and i now recognize ranking member defazio for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. administrator, i realize your briefly on the job, but in map 21 we gave new regulatory authority to fta over transit safety, and yet some critical aspects of the role are still lingering somewhere. i don't know whether they are down at the trolls at omb or where they are, but what is your expected timeline? >> are you asking about fastback. >> there are things left over. still pending roles to fully implement that. >> we just issue this day safety oversight role on march 16 command we have several others that are in the process right now, the public safety program will is going to to the process of review

again, we got to make sure that safety is paramount.eople that ride this, whether they're from the area or other parts of the united states or the world, they deserve to have a safe system and if there's somebody that's working for the metro that isn't, then we need to make sure that safety is paramount and we can't tolerate people that aren't doing their job. so, again, i appreciate it and, again, wish you well so far. have been impressed with your management style so far so thank you for being here today. mrs. comstock: and i now recognize ranking member defazio for five minutes. mr. defazio: thank you, madam chair. ms. flowers, i know you're briefly on the job. in map-21 we gave new regulatory authority to f.t.a. over transit safety and yet some critical aspects of that rule are still lingering somewhere. i don't know if they are down at the trolls at o.m.b. or where they are. but what's your expected timeline to get all those done? ms. flowers: are you asking about fast act and map-21 mr. defazio: there's things left over from map-2

this needs to be a system, safety has to be paramount.or over 50 years, as mentioned, the metro system has benefitted by federal support. this is important to the entire nation that we get this right. in addition to the monies that the federal government gives to the metro system, also 40% of the metro's rush hour required, federal employees are provided a subsidy to ride the system. the safety of the people that we work with every day and depend on us to help operate the government depend on this system being a safe and reliable system. the safety reliability record has deteriorated. it's not switched its responsibility from building a system to operating and maintaining a system. what it takes, i believe, is a cultural change at metro. and i'm pleased that the new ceo i think is doing just that. what the federal transit administration is temporarily taken over that authority and the administrator flowers is here to talk about that. that oversight needed to be done because metro hasn't been able to do it appropriately. secretary fox has

>> i don't know. >> he had some fine words to say about that paramount. >> he did.e did. >>> when we come back, holiday travelers bracing for long lines at the airport this getaway day. we'll get a live report from chicago's o'hare. take another look at the premarket, best week for the s&p in 12 weeks. best week for the dow in 10. and stocks still trying to put together three straight winning months. haven't done that in a couple of years. back after a break. ♪ [ male announcer ] tora bora fallujah argonne khe sanh midway dak to normandy medina ridge the chosin reservoir these are places history will never forget but more important are the faces we will always remember. ♪ >>> tens of millions, about 40 million americans taking to the roads, rails and skies for the weekend. our phil lebeau is at chicago's o'hare with a look at what air travelers can expect. not sure if we want to hear this, phil. >> actually, carl, when you take a look at what's behind me right now you'll say what's the problem. maybe a minute to go through the tsa checkpoint here at the third termin

it was back in february the viacom board announced plans to sell stake in paramount.ently in late april where philippe dauman said the process continuing and on track to securing agreement by the end of june. that continues. and it is their expectation, i believe, on the board of viacom that they will come up with a transaction that even meets the muster of mr. redstone and his daughter shari. we'll see. but, man, this drama, it really is. did you watch the o.j. thing on fx? it was great. i think this could be next. >> what bothers me is there's a real public company involved. >> two. don't forget cbs. >> well, cbs isn't under crisis. >> right now nobody is making a move on cbs's board, but no one says that's not within the realm of possibility. >> i've never seen anything like this. this is just a free for all. i mean, if they fire philippe -- >> again, i think the board members are expecting is fully competent and issuing these directives -- >> but you see, david -- >> there's an expectation he'll move on to the rest of the board of viacom. we'll see. that's specula

we've got to make sure that safety is paramount . the writer should be able to write this whether there from the area, whether they're from other parts of the united states or around the world, they deserve to have the state system and there's something in working for the metro that isn't then we need to make sure that safety is paramount and we can tolerate people not doing their job so i appreciate and wish you well so far with your management style so far so for being here today. >> and i now recognizeranking member defazio for five minutes . >> you madam chair. ms. flowers i realize you are briefly on the job but you know, in matt 21 we gave new regulatory authority to 58 over transit safety and yet critical aspects of that rule are still lingering somewhere, i don't know whether there with the holes are where they are and what your expected timeline to get all those done? >> are you asking about fast back and not 21? >> there's things left over from matt 21 where we gave new regulatory authority where there are still pending rul

. >> that passionate fan base was out in full force at paramount studios as chris, zachary and carl,treet studios as chris, zachary and carl, helped dedicate a street named for the original mr. late leonard nimoy. >> yeah! >> great opportunity to share with the people what they love about the franchise. >> big night. >> the big night also featured the uniforms and set pieces something that i had a chance to experience firsthand during my set visit last summer. >> who is the captain now. >> pardon me. >> the buttons really work. look. >> the screen. >> just ordered a sandwich. >> all the secrets will be revealed as the crew of the enterprise encounters a new mysterious enemy in ""star trek" beyond". >> oh, god. >> all this as the ""star trek" franchise turns 50 years old. >> a spirit of kind of retro celebration of the origins of the franchise in this film. we all thought that while we were shooting it. >> i think you're underestimating humanity. >> it's about family and it's about an eclectic family who don't often see eye to eye but have to work together. >> fire at will. do it, do

when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount.uilding what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. (cheers and applause) >> larry: okay! welcome back! harriet tubman, eleanor roosevelt, the blonde one from "two broke girls." the story of america is the story of bold, courageous women. and whenever a woman takes a noble, brave stand, "the nightly show" contributes, robin and holly, salute her with their "that's what she said" awards. ♪ >> that's what she said! >> robin: if you think our federal lawmakers are embarrassing, they're nothing compared to crazy state reps. >> holly: take a look at a new amendment proposed by louisiana representative kenny havard last week. >> : a lawmaker offered an amendment to a human trafficking bill that said strippers shouldn't be too old or too heavy. >> harvard: i have put an age limitation on it of no more than 28 years of age and shall be no more than 160 pounds. and i'll take any questions. >> robin: hey, i've got a question. how'd you get to be such a dick? (cheers

. >> we want to ensure that the protection of civilians is paramount and we call on all parties to adhere strictly to international humanitarian law, including distinction and precaution lt in the end of combat hostilities. reporter: taking back falluja will be no easy task for the struggling security forces. but a vicicry here just 50 kilometers from baghdad will raise hopes that the tide against islamic state is finally turning. brent: iraqi forces say they are making progress in capturing the second-largest city, muzzle. they are being assisted by peshmerga fighters in the battle. our reporter has been granted rare access to those soldiers, including a number of foreign volunteers. here is that exclusive report from the front line. reporter: rice and beans are the staple diet of the ninth gate. tony is among the fighters. he left his ex-wife and children in sweden nine months ago and is now fighting with the peshmerga. he says he receives room and board only, no pay. >> the food situation for all of us here is like rice and beans and the rice and beans are really nice but it is rice an

when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount.d to make people and organizations safer. ththis is a champion.le. this just isn't right. this is all he needs. flavor that can't be tamed. tecate light, born bold don't miss canelo vs khan. live on pay-per-view. >> larry: welcome back. in honor of our special guest tonight, we're going to do things a little differently. we're going full ken burns. >> i was born in st. croix, where i used to use coffee filters as a baseball mitt. i still can't believe that i'm on tv. mark yard, contributor on "nightly show." ( cheers and applause ) >> i started off in the minor leagues of community theater, never thought i'd make it to the major league as a contributor on "the nightly show," holly walker. >> and i'm the one who came up with this old timey filter and panning move everyone is over-sing, award-winning documentary filmmaker and producerux ken burns. and for everyone at home, join our conversation @nightly using the hashtag #tonightly." ken, i'm so glad you're here. i'm a huge fan. by the w

. >> nick, of course, the paramount concern is security, especially going from a more fortified prison to one that isn't as much. what do we know about how they are trying to best secure him? >> we don't know about the process of the security measures. we can only assume it's the strictest kind. what i find interesting to do is el chapo has an incredible reach, not just in mexico but throughout the world. and the region thason he has be transferred is he had an incredible influence with the violent nature, the violence we saw. at one point in 2010 juarez was the deadliest city, reporting on that turf war between the juarez cartel and another cartel. now you send the world's most notorious trafficker back to an area where he has known operatives to be in that region. he has control of that trafficking route through juarez into the united states. i'm sure the mexican government officials are well aware of that. they're well aware of his connection in that region, connection in that city. they're going to be taking added precautions to make sure that he does not use the influence he has t

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today we bring you for more paramount from brooklyn. today's topics including conversations on diversity in writing, a reason the digital age, a conversation between michael eric dyson and kahlil gibran mohammed and more. some panels to contain language that i may find offense is. first up for the national black writers conference, a panel on diversity

little bit of money, so we can afford to send him to certain schools where, you know, a diversity is paramount. i don't know what his experience would be were he to go to a public school. i don't know. but, you know, i know -- this is what i do know. regardless of who i am, he's going to, you know, he's going to, he's going to come across some problems, you know what i mean? he's going to come across some kids whether it's college or high school or wall street that are going to ask him, you know, with whom he identifies. i remember a while back tiger woods not saying that he was black and everybody getting so upset. for me it just made sense, you know? but people, you know, when it comes to ethnicity and race, people take it very, very seriously. with good reason. >> host: i'm sorry. no, go ahead. >> guest: with good reason. but, you know, we've got to try to move on. >> host: 2016, what do you think about the conversation, conditions of race in this country? >> guest: i mean, you know -- [laughter] it's getting better. it's nowhere near, you know, i'll try to stay positive. it's getting bette

paramount pictures supported this.nt pictures is behind teenage mutant ninja turtle movie due out. >> we do have some heavy rain moving in right now. i want to show you a lie sky6 photo taking a look at the -- this is video taking a look at the center city skyline. you can see the dark clouds are here pretty ominous looking and double scan live showing why ooh. we do have a line of some thunderstorms moving into philadelphia as we speak. most areas have been rain free right now but you can see this is a pretty intense line. it's all sinking to the south and west moving along i-95, 295 and the pennsylvania turnpike. we've had nine lightning strikes associated with this but some very heavy rain. this is causing problems for the evening commute. collingswood camden south philadelphia yeadon haddonfield and lansdowne all in the track of this line of thunderstorms and if we flip this over, this shows the rainfall rates and we've been seeing rain falling at the rate of about an inch and a half an hour. you see this purple, t

opposition is on the same page with regards to what they want and how to go about getting it is paramounti'm sure that is the message the french will be stressing. >> ok, thank you. the european commission says that turkish citizens wanting to travel to eu countries should no longer have to get a be set. the move is part of a controversial deal in halting the influx and refugees from places like syria. it was -- if approved, turks would be allowed to travel freely within the eu's order free area. >> and historic day. the proposal to grant 79 million turks visa-free travel is a positive sign that their country is finally moving closer. if the the set requirements and, things will be easier. i can drop my plans and buy a plane ticket. right now we are preparing lots of unnecessary documents and this is a waste of time if you want my opinion. the recommendation to fast-track turkeys visa-free bid is no surprise. it was struck back in march to help your kids deal with the migrant crisis. >> turkey has made impressive progress. this is why we are now in a position to before a proposal which op

by providing consistency and stability i think is is paramount. leonard, what you think? >> will since he can't do anything about the weather, because that is a big area and. >> i brought you the rainman. >> now you need to make it stop. [laughter] .frank is just a monster hanging over community banks today. it's threatening our model, a lot of things threaten our model but as mr. barker says, frankly in my bank the biggest threat to me seriously is farm credit. if we could somehow and mr. walter mentioned a fair deal, that's all he's looking for is a fair deal. if. if we could just get to the point, there's a real misconception that banks want to eliminate farm credit system, no, that's not correct, i'm not an advocate for that. we have to coexist. we have to coexist. we have to find a way to do that. i think it's funny that you mention appropriations because i have to take this opportunity to talk a little bit about last fall when we used a tax on bank to pay for the highway bill, we have something right here hanging in front of us that us that is a 1,300,000,000 $.3 bi

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security will also be paramount. for some, a fan zone in the center of paris is a bad idea. >> at 2:00 in the morning i want to be able to sleep, and my daughter when she comes home at night. i do not want to be harassed by drunk hooligans. >> a point of view shared by many officials. the fan zone should have been located in the stadium, where security measures have already been in place. >> it brings the possibility to carry out an attack in a spectacular way. i'm asking that the fan zone be transferred to the stadium or canceled altogether. the paris mayor's office says the area will be safe with heightened security. >> way, along with the police, believe it is better to have one area rather than spreading people across the city, making them more vulnerable. paris attacks in november, a total of 12 million puts of funds have been across the 10 sites across france that are hosting turn them in spirit cyril: six months ago a terror cell was launched across paris killing 130 people and injuring hundreds more. the vict

when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. whyou start where itbrewing anyall began.ossible. you think about where you've been. you decide where you're going. [ thunder ] you consider the flavors... and then, you bring them together to create something new. there's inspiration all around... you just need to know how to see it. blue moon. artfully brewed with valencia orange peel and a touch of coriander. something's brewing. (cheers and applause) >> larry: all right! i want to thank my panelists mike yard, robin thede, paul f. tompkins. and special thanks to bob dibuono as donald trump for being here. thanks for watching. goodnightly, everyone! (cheers and applause) >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on ok.co.uk! warning: this segment may contain small spoilers for this week's "game of thrones". i know, it's okay though. [laughing] sunday night, queen elizabeth's 90th birthday celebration aired on british television. to compete w

when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount.re building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> larry: welcome back. a "the washington post" poll says 90% of native americans are not offended by the name of washington's n.f.l. team, the redskins. but, on the other hand, many non-native americans are offended and call for the removal of the name. so we need to debate this. and since we're on cable, the only way is to have people take polar-opposite positions and argue over each other. so without further ado, here's another installment of "pardon the integration." (arguing heatedly) >> larry: all right! please welcome "the nightly show" distributors mike yard and rory albanese. (cheers and applause) okay, guys! tonight's topic: is the washington redskins team name offensive? mike will take the anti-redskins side, and rory will be pro-horrible racist slurs. ready? >> mike: hell, yeah. >> rory: i don't want to be pro horrible anything. >> larry: and... begin! >> mike: the

when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. journey will take 18 hours. back to "forbes on fox." >>> egypt is under the gun from isis terrorists and it needs more u.s. help. that's who house homeland security chairman michael mccall is calling for. he says the one muslim leader who has spoken out against radical islam should get more support. steve, it is very clear these guys are targeting egypt specifically because they're against radicalism. should we help the egyptians more? >> absolutely, david, we should help them more. ultimately their fight against isis is our fight as well. not only just in terms of money and weapons, but also in know-how. ma crystal headed up our an anti-insurgency efforts in afghanistan. we have a lot of know-how fighting these insurgencies. we should be supplying that help. they can't knock down this insurgency without our help. >> over a five-year period we gave them $6.4 billion, a lot of money. but we were gi

but what about them selling paramount, you sell paramount and $5 billion left, and you are remaining with five timtime times ebi deshda. >> and we support the minority stake sales, but sumner does not want to do that and so if the difference is the minority stakeholders and get rid of dauman, i take getting rid of dauman everyday. if you buy facebook, you have to live with zuckerberg, and if you buy viacom, you have to live with sumner here. it is not a corporate governance like here, and so we believe that there are many opportunities to catylize. >> have you talked to sumner? >> we have spoken to sherry, and we believe that the reins need to be taken off of him, and that would happen if dauman is out. >> and yahoo. >> and talking about the bad ceos all day here or what? >> well, still a shareholder? >> and yeah, for the same republican. bad ceo. and fundamental value here, and everybody is excited about the sale, but the more, i believe that the sale is going to be happening before the end of june, and the more exciting part of shareholders is what is coming after june, because tha

cobble together some sort of ruling interim-caretaker-type government where his interests would be of paramount concern and they wouldn't move to a dramatically elected successor. so we were able to get there, i think, successfully. just the other point i would make quickly is on the difference between the political and the legal and constitutional questions that we're facing. i mean, the political agreement is a political agreement. it's not a constitution, as you've highlighted, there was a five-year term for the president. but in afghanistan, the reality is that people are often getting bogged down in what's legal and what's constitutional versus what's politically practical. and i think the latter is much more important to keep in mind in terms of finding solutions. >> i'm going to take that as a comment rather than a question, but thank you for sharing. you want a quick response? >> quickly. i knew i would face flack for that comment, and i appreciate all the arguments that omar has made and that you've made. but i still think it's irresponsible not to raise this point. it's not an issue o

when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount.lding what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. (cheers and applause) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show"! you know, america is a country of immigrants who seem to delight in hating newer immigrants. lately, the muslim kind. but your neighbors to the north have been a bit more welcoming. as hasan minhaj reports on the first of a two or part series. >> canada, from their awful beer to their god-awful canadian tuxedos, they've got a lot to apologize for. but now they have a new reason to say sorry and it's coming to destroy america -- (in canadian accent). talking about syrian refugees. >> thousands of syrian refugees entering canada will sneak across the bored and some be i.s.i.s. supporters. >> there is little we can do to prevent refugees from permeating our border and coming in. it's very, very, very scary. >> very, very, very scary. canada's prime minister justin trudeau allowed 25,000 of these potential terrorists into canada and they're goin

when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. >> larry: thank you, welcome back. okay. all right. let's continue the theme of larry does lines. guys, no, it's still not about cocaine. you had the entire commercial to fix that, all right. we're talking about the inexcusable lines our nation's veterans face to get health care. >> veteran affair secretary robert mcdone all continuing to catch a lot of flak for his comments made yesterday. >> how does the veteran feel about their encounter with the va. when you go to disney, do they measure the number of hours you wait in line or the number-- you know, what's important? what is important is what is your satisfaction with the experience. >> larry: oh. why are you comparing what a government agency does to what disney does? i mean that's like the irs saying sure, we have a complicated system but what about dora the explorer? i mean, her accounting is all over the place. hmmmm? it doesn't make sense

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. >> the safety and security of all of our residents is paramount but most assuredly our school children. live in barnegat for businesses, families and schools will continue as will the law enforcement mission to capture mr. buckle. >> reporter: now officials want to remind everyone to be on the look out for arthur buckle and if you do see him, police say do not approach him. just simply call 911. lucy? >> all right, thank you very much, dawn. >>> hazmat situation in bucks counsel dee is under control this evening. skyfox over the scene at the tullytown water treatment cent center. a line carrying cleaning solution started to leak just before 9:00 this morning. main street closed from the tullytown bridge to the riverside industrial complex as a hazmat crew assessed the situation. tullytown police say the spill has not impacted the water supply. >>> trains are moving again on new jersey transit' river line after a crash today in riverton. skyfox over main and south broad streets just after 10:00 o'clock where a train slammed into a stationwagon. officials say 35 people were on the train

. >> paramount came to you and said we want to make a restaurant based on forest gump?> yeah. >> and you thought what? >> well, like we told everybody in those days, approach us with an idea, we think that's a great idea and the reality is we didn't know. but the market research really confirmed to us that there was an unforced translation from movie to restaurant. i can't tell you how many times i would have customers come up in restaurants and say i knew you had the restaurant company but didn't know you had the restaurant. >> two people in our newsroom assumes the restaurant had somehow come first and forest gets involved in these histor historical items. they assumed that was one of them as well? >> greatness defined right there. >> you said unforced idea. why do you think it worked? >> because it makes sense that a restaurant would exist. they do create a shrimp company in the movie and there's so many good feelings and there are some dark sides to that film. but in the end it was a very popular movie and based on really good feelings and as a result, it made sense

it also may be the decision to sell the stakes in paramount.o show up at a lot of paramount events and was famous for his public site with tom cruise. maybe he took some actions without involving him as much as he would have wanted. clearly this is a distraction for him and the rest of the management over at fire,, not to mention cbs. think unless they can prove that he is not of sound mind, they will have a hard time going against this. he is ultimately in charge of his affairs and has the ability to make the changes that he once. either way, this is a dramatic rupture in the relationship between those who have been in lockstep for 30 years or so. scarlet: thank you very much. is the u.s. prepared for recession? it is a question that we will answer later on at 2:00. ♪ >>> it is 1:00 p.m. in new york. 6:00 prime minister in london hong kong.m. in markets.o bloomberg from bloomberg world headquarters in new york here's at this e watching hour. global stocks start the week without a ton of direction. investors seeking clarity in the outlook for i

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redstone challenging delmon's plan to sell a stake in paramount which he's been pursuing for months. redstone said it's in the best interests of viacom to maintain its full ownership of the studio. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> and the drama that is playing out in the viacom board room is one that affects many families and small business owners every year. the squabble over who should control your estate and your business if you're incompetent or no longer here. lisette braxton, founder and co-ceo of her own wealth advisory firm financial fountains joins us with estate planning tips that could prevent end of life squabbling over your estate. welcome back, good to see you again. >> good to see you, sue, thank you. >> let's start, first of all, with the incompetency issue. because that's kind of at the heart of what's at the heart of the viacom issue. how does a declaration of incompetency -- how is that applied, who can do that, who can declare someone incompetent? >> a medical professional such as a doctor can declare someone medically incompet