i can see him in paris.aris. line out to him so he can fill us in on the stage by stage of this map. on the stage by stage of this map. regained its victory in the ryder cup, regaining the trophy. cup, regaining the trophy. they awarded it formally shortly ago. awarded it formally shortly ago. important news, they beat the us team at golf national in paris. team at golf national in paris. john watson is there. watson is there. over the course of the afternoon, john. john. give us the closing summary of what has been happening? what has been happening? of it, winning three of the first five matches on the course today. five matches on the course today. advantage coming into the final day singles matches. singles matches. but in the end, they got 14. they got 14. 5 points that you are needed to win back the ryder cup. needed to win back the ryder cup. years, they won 17—11 at hazeltine, minnesota. minnesota. first italian to win the championship this year. championship this year. winning point with an impressi

but paris was offering rent free offices and now paresis offering tax breaks for the bank as well. let's talk more about this now with hubertus fête he's the managing director of frankfurt main finance thank you for joining us so frankfurt as europe's new number one financial center what are its chances. well good morning helena since the chances are pretty good friends from took an early lead which has been however eroded with the loss of e.p.a. clearly perry's catch up but as of today we have more than twenty five banks that decided on frank for the pass a new european headquarters and that's a strong and clear lead he just mentioned that paris caught up what do you think the german government can do to attract the outflow of bragg's it financial services. will clearly the most important thing is that they show that the financial services are want it what president michael invented personally got involved a lot whereas from the german side there was a little bit of reluctance to really shows shows strong support for the financial sector but that's been changing last week we had t

it is. three days of the ryder cup here in paris. paris. first time france has ever held its competition. has ever held its competition. team has ever come from a bigger margin to win in ryder cup history. margin to win in ryder cup history. it looked good for europe but what could they do? could they do? sees every player from europe and usa teams going out to play today. usa teams going out to play today. the good news? the leaderboard at the moment is awash with blue. the moment is awash with blue. europe are up in six of the 12 matches. matches. those respective matches, it would take them past the 4. take them past the 4. need to win back the ryder cup this year. year. suggest things are going the way of europe, that's how things stand. europe, that's how things stand. couple of matches to bring you up to date with. date with. spieth who is playing well over the course of the tournament this year. course of the tournament this year. a real talking point. francesco molinari leading phil mickelson. molinari leading phil mickelson. molina

in the paris agreement in two thousand and fifteen we'll talk later about the paris agreement mr jones the i.p.c.c. which is the intergovernmental panel on climate change predicts an ing incredible rise in global temperature over the next century which begs the question what should be the next step to be taken by the international community says this is a pattern that we have to deal with you know well said and i'd like to use this to address stress gene what you said about how we have passed the tipping point the answer is no we still are in this mode where we both need to manage the unavoidable. we're seeing hurricanes we need to manage what is here manage the unavoidable but we also can avoid so much that is unmanageable well into the future and that's what is the international bodies need to do we need to stop burning coal oil and gas peak investment in infrastructure in coal oil and gas by two thousand and twenty invest in energy efficiency less methane let's h.f. season f. gases more electrification of vehicles. all of these things across the board can be done and frankly the who

and celebrations continue in paris. continue in paris. thank you very much. with victory at the russian grand prix. valterri bottas was told to make way for him. with five races left. of the season for steven gerrard's rangers side. they were beaten 1—0 by newly promoted livingston. of the assistant referees was hit by an object thrown from the crowd. despite the injury, he was able to continue. there's more on the bbc sport website. sport website. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten o'clock. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. for the news where you are. 00:06:47,924 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. the conservative conference is now well under way. trade secretary liam fox. key figures in the debate over brexit. ministerjustine greening. and jeremy hunt talking about as well. well. party can move on to talk about other things. other things. let's discuss this with justine greening. let's discuss this withjustine greening. withj

paris was offering rent free officers and now it's offering tax breaks for the banks as well. earlier i asked our from national correspondent only bards how the chancellor made the case for frankfurt besides pointing out that many other banks and supervisory boards where already located in the city. three interesting points as well she was ready to go without tax hikes and that didn't wasn't clear whether that referred just to the financial industry or to germany as a whole but she wanted to. tax hikes and she wanted to make labor law more flexible that is only in the financial sector to accommodate the anglo-saxon kind of culture where you have hire and fire and she wanted to introduce less stringent standards for firing people and of course then being able to hire interesting point and she made a strong case for supporting the doj should go as this plea to locate euro clearing right here in frankfurt that's big business and if it's euro denominated stuff angela merkel says it's logical it should not be in a third state outside of the e.u. but right here in frankfurt now fran

avoid jobs moving to paris. in frankfurt there thank you very much. in the second quarter chinese smartphone maker while white pushed past apple into the world number two positions of smartphone makers behind some so now who have a way to conquer the german market by dominating the new fast five g. mobile network boss there are serious concerns over the potential for industrial speer notch so that the consumer that tonics show here in berlin wall weighs plans are met with some skepticism. chinese telecoms giant huawei aims to have five g. capable devices on the market by next year but the next leap in network technology is still in its infancy south china sea shenzhen city has been testing its first batch of five g. by stations delivering download speeds between one and three gigabytes per second. we aim to have small scale networks in some regions by twenty nineteen and available for commercial use by twenty twenty. germany is huawei second most important market and they plan to invest heavily opening as many as ten new shops in germany in the next t

the louvre gallery or the arc de triomphe globally recognized paris landmarks frankfurt count all the candles of them it's a room a city hall pales in comparison but frankfurt was germany's financial hub even before the european central bank was headquartered here. that's why many in the city's banking district are especially optimistic about britain's exit from the e.u. . likes partly unfit the power export oriented economy needs modern regional and international finances sadnesses provided one goes hand in hand with the other and that's also why frankfurt is so important to do it on an increasing number of london banks are eyeing paris and frankfurt us potential locations because it seems clear that on the first of april next year they lose the right to conduct e.u. business from their london offices over twenty financial institutes of already decided on frankfurt. a fund for talking for a time frankfurt has the advantage that it's well established more so than paris frankfurt has the advantage of hosting the european central bank it's important for financial operators to be physica

frankfurt also with the e b a but paris was offering rent free offices and now paris is offering tax breaks for the bank as well. the market valuation of online retailer amazon has surpassed one trillion dollars tuesday if only briefly amazon stock rose during tuesday trading sending it beyond the ma before it fell back a short time later the company's the second us fun to hit that threshold measure of outstanding shares multiples by that value apple passed the one trillion dollar mark earlier this month. three iran's president hassan rouhani says his country will continue to export crude oil after the u.s. reimpose imposes sanctions in november rouhani referred to as the quote front line of confrontation with washington the u.s. has already pulled out of the nuclear deal with iran and now wants its allies to seize all imports earlier this month france's oil giant total said it was pulling out of iran due to the sanctions iran's economy is suffering and the rear reale has hit a new low against the dollar an unofficial it's changed markets. for. under now gasoline in venezuela cost ne

instinct and he was he wasn't dangerous in paris. just as you can go out into the street at night as a seventeen or eighteen year old with us if you walk around the show as a musician and if you feel down to control it off in deep enough today that's impossible to resolve it or terrorist was just a friendly village just like before the war and potter says doff it changed later on for krishna that's a hit a hit and if i can i wasn't a mama's boy by then what i thought i thought my mother was wonderful but it's horrible when parents are constantly hovering over their children didn't hear them up on call in sets like know my father did you not vetted by that my father lived in a different world that you only cared about condensed milk and having fifty seven percent of the market because that's what many mom doesn't interest you genius you could go floyd to people ask if i talk to my father or he gave me advice i mean it could apart from asking for a car or a new clothes no not really my father what is charming but not would he like my m

but paris was offering rent free offices and now paris is offering tax breaks for the banks as well. let's talk more about this now with baptist faith he's the managing director of frankfurt main finance thank you for joining us so frankfurt as europe's new number one financial center what are its chances. well good morning how and i think that john's is a pretty good friend from took an early lead which has been however a road it was a loss of clearly perry's catch up but as of today we have more than twenty five banks that decided on frankfurt as a new european headquarters and that's a strong and clear lead he just mentioned that paris caught up what do you think the german government can do to attract the outflow of bragg's it financial services. well clearly the most important thing is that they show that the financial services want it what president microland did he personally got involved a lot whereas from the german side there was a little bit of reluctance to really shows shows strong support for the financial sector but that's been changing last week we had the finance min

what about president trump pulling out of the paris climate agreement?ca were pleased about it. is that having an effect on the ipcc‘s work but also on beating climate change? surprisingly, perhaps, it really hasn't made much difference to the ipcc. the americans are still signed up and they are still sending scientifically trained officials along to the meetings and the american government delegates are still giving us an appropriate amount of challenge, in other words, amount of challenge, in other words, a bit ofa amount of challenge, in other words, a bit of a hard time, sometimes, because that is the right thing to do. and of course, american scientists are still part of the ipcc as well because some of the best science globally is being done in the us. from the ipcc perspective, it really has not made that much difference. where it has made a difference, perhaps, is when you get into the actual negotiations themselves because obviously, the americans have given notice of their intention to withdraw. they actually have to stay in for a while, they h

debut the paris fashion week. mechanical knowledge part time either google learns how to play porno on the two wheel. and flower power of flora. the german capital. this year's paris fashion week is in full swing and we're not just seeing collections by the big fashion houses like gucci jar or a mass on the catwalk but also creations by talented up and commas one such label is all totaling up it's been based designers are inspired by street style on conventional and cheeky with success this respond to or that beaut they're ready to wear collection in paris this week. parents that feature riffs and burn holes or telling lies known for it's a collective mix of street style and culture of the label was created by krista brush and cosy mug audience both in their early thirty's who met while studying fashion design in boston. events where it all began. to get an email speaking said he would like to each other's style. and even when you've been having some when we became friends and again talking about what kind of fash

my father had an office in paris paris to hamburg isn't all that far so i wasn't all that bad and even as a child i had a survival instinct and he was he wasn't dangerous in paris. just you can go out into the street at night as a seventeen or eighteen year old to do this but if you walk around the show as a loser and you feel down to control it off in deep enough today that's impossible to do so live or terrorist was just a friendly village just like before the war and part of his doff it changed later from for krishna that's a hit a hit and if i can i wasn't a mama's boy and i did what i told i thought my mother was wonderful but it's horrible when parents are constantly hovering over their children they didn't hear them on call and sets like know my father he lifted on a bed of i that my father lived in a different world he only cared about condensed milk and having fifty seven percent of the market because that's was on a minimum or does under intercity it could go floyd people ask if i talk to my father or he gave me advice or opinion it could apart from asking for a car or a new

followed fashion in germany label all telling us put up a team debut the paris fashion week. mechanical mounting your mitts with part of the google learns how to play polo on two wheels. and flower power a floor office beautifies the german capital. this year's paris fashion week is in full swing and we're not just seeing collections but the big fashion houses like gucci jar are a mass on the catwalk but also creations by tell ended up in commas one such label is auto linea it's been based designers are inspired by street style unconventional and cheeky with success this respond to or that beaut they're ready to wear collection in paris this week. parents that feature riffs and burn holes or turning on he's known for it's a click the comics are street style and the culture of the label was created by krista brush and cosy mug audience both in their early thirty's who met while studying fashion design in boston. and babs where it all began. getting e-mails because that we liked each other's style. and even when you found them some when we became friends and began talking about

the plan under the paris agreement is an evolving plan.s a five year review period built in every five years. nations are called upon. this will begin next year in 2019 for implementation in 2020. because the cost production curves first solar, electricity, wind, batteries continue to plummet, it gets easier every year for nations to achieve higher and more ambitious goals for reducing our amounts. this five-year review process will be a time to take stock and for nations to raise their ambition. we have already heard some announcements of nations upping the ante, and companies as well. joel:, al gore's ambitious goals for the future of the planet. mr. gore: i would like to see us solve the climate crisis and build a healthier, more prosperous, more just society and economy in the process. joel: that is ahead on this "bloomberg businessweek debrief." ♪ ef." ♪ ♪ joel: when you look ahead, what are the most ambitious goals you would like us to see accomplished within your lifetime? mr. gore: i would like to see us solve the climate crisis an

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good afternoon. in paris on the final singles day. needing just a. from today's matches. from john watson who's at le golf national. on the players‘ personalities — is it paying off? things stand as we know, so much to come to the rest of the day. come to the rest of the day. potentially come if they don't hold onto them, would surpass the a. onto them, would surpass the a. points that team europe need to back the ryder cup. the ryder cup. chip here at the seventh, setting himself up for par. himself up for par. made a birdie at the third, all square in that match. square in that match. spieth this weekend with three out of four. of four. against webb simpson at the moment, simpsons three up. simpsons three up. good putt there from the eighth. from the eighth. the moment, he is one up against the world number one dustin johnson. world number one dustin johnson. this is him making a birdie at. going well for ian poulter, one up the moment. the moment. five matches they are up in, that would surpass the a. 5 points they need. it's early

in the paris agreement in two thousand and fifteen we'll talk later about the paris agreement mr jones the i.p.c.c. which is the intergovernmental panel on climate change predicts an ng incredible rise in global temperature over the next century which begs the question what should be the next step to be taken by the international community says this is a pattern that we have to deal with you know well said and i like to use this to address stress jeem what you said about how we have passed the tipping point the answer is no we still are in this mode where we both need to manage the unavoidable. we're seeing hurricanes we need to manage what is here manage the unavoidable but we also can avoid so much that is unmanageable well into the future and that's what is the international bodies need to do we need to stop burning coal oil and gas peak investment in infrastructure in coal oil and gas by two thousand and twenty invest in energy efficiency less methane let's h.f. season f. gases more electrification of vehicles. all of these things across the board can be done and frankly the whole

somehow paris doing? paris? i don't go there anymore. paris is no longer paris.y, i have a friend, he hired three people they were prisoners. pretty hard line people. i can tell you, two of the three he said are unbelievably outstanding. >> i am hearing from, in one case, a friend of mine. hired ten people. and of the ten people, he didn't give me the exact number, but he said these are incredible people. >> i was with one of the greatest companies in the world. the chief executive officer, very short while ago. and it really affects him. he said you know what? this does affect our company. but mr. president, keep going, you're doing the right thing. >> joining me now, the chief national correspondent for the "new york times" magazine, and jonathan cape hart, "washington post" opinion writer, both msnbc contributors. why don't any of these friends have names? >> he's obviously trying to protect their anonymity. he is very privacy oriented. >> are they anonymous sources? he hates those. >> i would never accuse of making them up. jim has a name. thisversion of a lo

you're watching live from paris. as for joining us. in the united states, hurricane florence is battling -- battering north carolina. florence has been downgraded to it's goingone storm to inflict heavy damage and days of torrential rain. aaron on dinky reports. storm outer edge of the has arrived. packing window of to 160 miles an hour -- 160 kilometers an hour, bearing down on north carolina. they moved inward over the weekend. >> the first band of the storms are upon us that we have days , with raging rivers. thousands tens of without power and force people into shower close messages ,helters gratis been downgraded due toto large parts flooding. many more will lose power and repair workers stand ready to intervene. going to come apart, the takeout power lines can.e do at work we >> thousands of national anddsmen are on active duty it seems like these are under evacuation orders of some have chosen to ride out the storm. andopefully it will go back we will not have to go through anything and just go back to our homes. >> in the meant

about owning a style has gone down well in paris to. also presented a few outfits for men and are considering launching their own menswear collection the designer duo still has a lot of plans in store so we're sure to hear much more from you in the future. and watch away in munich at the moment it's absolutely clear or it's october office time again every game millions of people travel to munich for the beer the brass bands this year three of my international colleagues visited for the very first time each of them is from a different continent let's join them on the october fest a beaut. october fast the world's largest beer festival and plenty more besides and in the midst of the mayhem are three reporters as it's their first time at the fence to be extravagant or particularly curious. hello hello i mention i come from hong kong today i'm especially interested in the food here at the up to protest. hello i'm jonathan belew i was born in the us and i grew up in zambia and here at october fest i want to find out what the music is like is

they would come out here from paris, hunt wild boar and other animals.s you can see the structure was heavily damaged, occupied by the germans as an observation post. and then american and french artillery had shattered it to where it was no longer usable by the belleau family after the war. here you are looking at an artillery shell hole, that has been fired either by the americans or the french, most likely using the 75 millimeter. to my right is a deep crevice, which is a german trench, which they constructed in late may when they started occupying belleau wood. it was through these trenches that the germans were well defended, that the americans and the french had to fire the artillery and eventually move forward with the machine gun, rifle, and hand-to-hand fighting to drive them deep into the woods. along this path, besides where the trench lines are and the artillery shells, the marine corps historical division had placed markers. the markers show the advance of the fifth and sixth marine regiment throughout the course of the battle. to honor the

essential in paris but in a relatively not in the fashion week. around october says. greedy w. reporters at the world's biggest procrustes of the call the first time. when the plays are building is officially declared a world heritage site by unesco it is a great honor here in germany we have forty four of them but which side was the very first to be put on the list many might think it was colognes famous cathedral but in fact it was the historical cathedral in auckland some eighty kilometers away it was see if the state is forty years ago to celebrate this anniversary the city put its civa in the spotlight all week long. acton's famous cathedral baith in like the city landmark was transformed as part of special anniversary celebrations forty years ago it was the first building in germany to be declared a unesco world heritage site. the weather was cold and rainy for the opening night of celebrations but that didn't put a damper on people's spirits lighting designer christophe helen has been working for one year straight to put this project together. and it's in the office this

in the paris agreement in two thousand and fifteen we'll talk later about the paris agreement mr jones the i.p.c.c. which is the intergovernmental panel on climate change predicts an ing incredible rise in global temperature over the next century which begs the question what should be the next step to be taken by the international community says this is a pattern that we have to deal with you know well said and i like to use this to address stress gene what you said about how we have passed a tipping point the answer is no we still are in this mode where we both need to manage the unavoidable. we're seeing hurricanes we need to manage what is here manage the unavoidable but we also can avoid so much that is unmanageable well into the future and that's what is the international bodies need to do we need to stop burning coal oil and gas peak investment in infrastructure in coal oil and gas by two thousand and twenty invest in energy efficiency less methane let's h.f. season f. gases more electrification of vehicles. all of these things across the board can be done and frankly the whole h

. >>> and paris climate. jane: another one, they are big deals. >> problem with, i have to say if i can switch. my last chapter in the book is called protecting the planet. it talks not just about what shaping with climate change but the -- in paris how we got chinese to get off their opposition, which is where they were prior, they would not do anything for years until finally they corporated and worked with us, that cooperation of two biggest economies on the planet is what created the momentum to go to paris and really be able to get paris done. the danger is as we sit here today, not only are we not close to holding the earth to the two degree -- centigrade rise of temperatures we were aiming for, but we're looking at 7 degrees, i have grandchildren, they are live through that. and what will -- you just have to stop and question. how a president of united states could willfully decide pull out of paris agreement without any facts, without any science, without knowledge of the issue, simply because he made

but paris was offering rent free offices and now paris is offering tax breaks for the banks as well. off from paris to frankfurt and of course a financial correspondent is there in a little earlier i asked him what kind of message the german chancellor would be looking to convey. hundreds are many in europe. to wrestle. her. from the national level but within europe and that goes for the financial industry as well. european already the second message. coming. from the financial industry from london who after the break for a home within the european union and. well qualified. well person in order to welcome financial players i would also surprised that he didn't hurt who he. really went into overdrive her vote in years ago. when bankrupt. asking what lessons can learn what's been learned. also not be able to absorb. the regular. summer and what that means for germany. here in the financial and who also want to hear from her on that. forum on china africa cooperation has wrapped up in beijing in fifty african leaders exceeded chinese capital looking for further investment china's sway

locals in paris say their daily lives have been turned into a nightmare after special safe rooms for drug addicts to set up we hear their concerns. this is. really the border sleeves for the well to. believe in god still says. i'm hungry takes a stand against an evil port that claims the country has breached the block to keep that we've spoken exclusively to a hunger in government spokes person on how the uneasy relationship with brussels might develop. it's one o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all t. international live from our studio with me in india today welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has delivered his address to the united nations general assembly outlining his vision for the world. wraps up the speech. american president decided to begin by telling the entire world how has it now. it was do one a good job in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america so true. i didn't expect to react. to it. the general reception of the audience was rather warm but more awkward m

and in paris locals say their daily lives have been turned into a nightmare after special safe rooms for drug addicts of being set up we hear their concerns. this is. the spot well. this if you'd like to see. us here that we can live from moscow welcome to the weekly with me kevin owen it's a roundup of the top stories of the last seven days just turned seven in the evening here now now high up on the news feed among the stories this last week was this one world leaders and top diplomats gathered in new york towards the end of last week the seventy third united nations general assembly and when they got to grips with global issues like nuclear disarmament there was one person who certainly stole the show. donald trump president of the united states of america. china's market distortions. and the way they deal. cannot be tolerated. opec nations are as usual ripping off the rest of the world i don't like it nobody should lie to. germany will become totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change course and. nations of the world should use is socialism. and the mis

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the paris agreement has stalled. most countries of the world are not doing what they need to including the united states and in fact even california which is leading the world still has a very long way to go. >> i am hearing you say it is stalled and even after president trump pulled the united states out last year of the paris climate accord, you and others were saying hang on a second, the united states is still going through it. we are still leading the way. but now you are saying it is stalling in other countries as well. why is that? is it because they got a pss from the united states? >> no. you have an economy that is based on oil, gas, and coal. the essence of modernity is fossil fuel. so trying to get off that doesn't happen with the bill or the snap of one's fingers. this takes a growing understanding, a scientific research and development and clean energy and different patterns of land use. california is doing a lot. this week we are doing even more with our 100% commitment with renewable electricity. emis

we visit the chbteau gary monument about 60 miles from paris to learn why u.s. forces were in the region and have helped the french. >> directly behind me is the chbteau terry monument. we were on top of hill to a four. that means it is 204 meters high. the significance of the monument is to honor the american troops who fought in the aisne-marne battle. it is one of the rivers and it was significantly engage between the two rivers. they came to the middle of july of 1918. the chbteau terry monument is being restored in honor of the world war i centennial taking place for the american contribution of 2017-2018. on the opposite side of the monument, where i'm standing, are statues of two women, one american and one french who were holding hands in honor of their sons, brothers, uncles and fathers who risked their lives here, particularly this chbteau area. the monument was dedicated in 1937. it is one of three significant american monuments on the western front that established by the american commission and remains under their guidance. the monument itself at th

their operations in paris the yacht london and brussels. preceded this historical reality the bodies are under our. quit hold on sanctions and extremism. john hart that world. better friend than you. if peace. is watching to see. how much thank you so for your attention. on behalf of the general assembly i wish to thank you so know how new president of the slimy public coffee run for the statements just made me i request the representatives to remain seated while we greet his excellency. hungry is making a stand against an e.u. report that claims the country has breached the key values of the bloc it's launched a campaign video to counter the claims. by parliament but if you actually get caught hold got them into their security to show you cause. they get you stop you make my god also. make bizarre charbel the move comes after the e.u. officially accepted the findings of the sergeant in the report which cites a number of alleged violations by hungary they include my going to be use corruption and attacks on press freedoms and the democratic

plus in paris locals say their daily lives have been turned into a nightmare our special safe rooms for drug addicts to set up. this is. see this. is the big bucks to see this. high there with live news and analysis twenty four seven this is international in your sunday edition of the week as we bring you the biggest stories as reported right here over the past seven days first for you this hour well leaders and top diplomats have been in new york this week for the seventy third united nations general assembly i well they got to grips with the global issues like nuclear disarmament those one person who certainly stole the show. the way they deal. the rest of the world. totally dependent on russian energy if it does not immediately change. the world should resist. and the misery. had become a grave embarrassment. god bless the nation. thank you very much. however. we are doing great that was a big big problem and you know the interesting when i did it and i was really being tough and so wishing i would go back and forth and then we fell in love ok no really he wrote me beautiful letters

but paris was offering rent free offices and now paris as offering tax breaks for the bank as well. well let's talk to frankfurt especially to a man there which is who is only bots only can you actually feel that it's happening or is it all wishful thinking on the part of the frankfurt has an chancellor. well part part so part so it's a little bit of wishful thinking when you look at all those thousands of jobs that banks have in london and they need a presence in the e.u. the e.u. the e.c.b. banking supervisors have made clear they need more than a mailing address here in frankfurt or paris for that except for that matter they need to move personnel and capital but when you look at the deutsche bank for example which is headquartered worldwide here in frankfurt it has about eighty six hundred people in london and it's said that they're only going to move a couple of hundred of those jobs over here and you see similar stories from most of the other major banks so yes there will be more jobs but it'll probably be a couple of thousand and not ten thousand or more which some of the ana

paris is not paris any more according to jim and we have heard him time and time again.f these people they're just donald trump. they're him voicing his own opinions or he wants to get some viewpoint out there and he puts it in someone else's mouth, an anonymous person's mouth. it is a column ski rhetorical trick but it's one he's fond of. >> let's listen to bloomberg. trade represents the largest businesses and ceos have almost universally opposed his approach to trade. a person invariably supports trump's position. this is bloomberg trying to find out who this mystery man is donald trump won't name. i did some reporting to find out who this person is. >> what's the question, katy? i mean, my god, he's so exhausting and tiring. the idea that we have to pretend like he knows what he's talking about, that he has any -- there is any real authority behind anything that he's saying about this friend, about jim. why not just say, this is what i think. >> i need to clarify something, though. i really did have a hot girlfriend in high school who lived in colorado for the whole