police we gang three databases to the main in previous attacks we've seen that the perpetrators have been known to police for various incidents before would it be your sort of expectation that you know this who had a cabinet that maybe nine to police as well before. yes is the simple answer but of course in recent months we've seen attacks in france in particular we've seen attacks in the united kingdom we've seen attacks in other parts of europe but actually it's been quite rare to see attacks on the. the spanish mainland and so while i wouldn't suggest for a moment but the spanish authorities arrested on their laurels they've certainly been at the forefront of counterterrorism for decades now and we haven't seen many incidents like this being perpetrated by islamist extremists in recent months and years so i think you know they'll certainly be calling upon their european counterparts and colleagues for any support they have they'll certainly be concurrently looking through intelligence data bases any criminal databases as well but as i said the main emphasis will be on. how to save

, or perpetrators, of this attack? what we have managed to work out. there are police and ambulance is still on the street, and an ambulance above us. we are told it is not yet over. and in terms of the area where the police are, how large is the area where the security operation is going on? it seems to be quite a large area. we are not among the main street any more, so i cannot give any detailed information on it. but there is a high police visibility and roads are shut. the gates to the market are shut, the metro is shut. they are clearing everybody out the area. give me an idea as to how busy it was at the time? the pictures we saw in the immediate aftermath, it looks very busy? it is so busy, much busier than yesterday, actually. it's a bit ofa than yesterday, actually. it's a bit of a surprise. there were hundreds of a surprise. there were hundreds of people, very busy. those are the pictures of the van in the centre of the screen as we ended hearing from that latest eyewitness. before i ask richard the next que

and again, there is a hunt for the perpetrator. thel media perpetrator in a restaurant -- holing them out in a restaurant. we will keep you updated on this unfortunate and tragic story now with police confirming fatalities in barcelona throughout the afternoon on markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ track your pack. set a curfew, or two. make dinner-time device free. [ music stops ] [ music plays again ] a smarter way to wifi is awesome. introducing xfinity xfi. amazing speed, coverage and control. change the way you wifi. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> it is 1:00 in washington, 6:00 in london, 1:00 in the morning in hong kong. i am david westin. is off today. welcome to "bloomberg markets: the trump economy."cut alone you please confirm that a van that plowed into people in barcelona was terrorism. terrorist protocol has been activated in the city. damage control -- attention shifts from ceos quitting president trump's advisory council to it key officials will quit their jobs. war --tions of economic senior strategy advisor steve b

this is a finnish television said that the perpetrator has the. kind of a dark skinned person let's put this way social media is. sending around interesting videos very dark skinned people running on beat beat baseball bats in hand on the streets of tool cool it has not been confirmed by the police that are not this has been connected to this incident we also heard from social media that helsinki east alert because they have thoughts about a similar attack carried out in helsinki that could be one of the reasons why the finnish police put. or let's say put this way somehow to cope tourists and raid force the airplane the airports at. and the rover station in downtown i was and other important traffic points it seems at the moment the perpetrator may have be some connections but phoenix police did not call for death row on yet and they also did not say so much about about the people who died in this attack right now but the death count is to tell has there been any eyewitness accounts just relating to the moments running up to this and actually wha

translation: we have identified the perpetrator of the incident at las ramblas. the investigation carried out why cata la n investigation carried out why catalan police and various lines of inquiry can confirm the perpetrator of the attack is younes abouyaaqoub who is 22 years old. the rest of the terror cell is said to be dead are under arrest, eight of the 12 attackers came from the greenies allege, elise believe this man abdelbaki es satty, the look of

translation: we have identified the perpetrator of the incident at las ramblas. the investigation carried out by catalan police and various lines of inquiry can confirm the perpetrator of the attack is younes abouyaaqoub, who is 22 years old. the rest of the terror cell is said to be dead or under arrest. eight of the 12 attackers came from the pyrenees village of ripoll. police believe this man, abdelbaki es satty, the local imam, recruited and organised the group. the day before the attack he is thought to have accidentally killed himself preparing home—made bombs. it led to an explosion at this

perpetrated by muslims the actual c.p.r. statistics say that ninety percent will between eighty and ninety percent according to the child sexual exploitation leave of the c.p.s. between eighty and ninety percent of child sex exploitation perpetrators are white non muslims i'm not saying you know i also absolutely i also know you might you or someone in your view that muslims should be held to some kind of superior moral standard because i happen to be a muslim and even one muslim doing something reprehensible is one too many for me but i think. i would a great actually. but focusing disproportionately on i don't these but when muslims do it is doing nothing but allowing the this deep problem which with deep throat the establishment to perpetrate further and to claim that it's some kind of . just because i. agree with if i can interject just for a mini your right when you say that eighty percent of crimes committed there are paid a failure rate are white people this is still a majority of a white country but when you look tha

perpetrator out of it one shot and he did on the lower part of the body and off that that he had been taken to the hospital including the other people other eight victims of this tragic incident. what equal analyzers finish media saying that the perpetrator probably had political or religious motif but death yet to be discovered because the police could not talk to the american person last night they were hearing their american go in a hospital to day and so we're looking forward to the press conference this afternoon or i will let you get your ear back to the ground there when that happens maybe come by tell us what said in some more detail from and fill in the genocide in turkey thanks ben live in alt international. people. there at the end of their tether with america's military intervention will tell you the rest of the. line. to be. before. can't be good. for the break for straight to a growing increasingly uneasy over the u.s. led military campaign in the country it's been so long saying that the civilian deaths of the destruction yielding few results still in the fight against

this is a finnish television show that the perpetrator have to be. a kind of a dark skinned person let's put this way social media is. sending around interesting videos very dark skinned people running go beat beat baseball bats in hand on the streets of tool cool it has not been confirmed by the police that are not this has been connected to this incident we also heard from social media that helsinki. alert because they have thoughts about a similar attack carried out in helsinki that could be one of the reasons why the finnish police put. or let's say put this way somehow to. force the airplane the airports and the rover station in downtown i was suki and other important traffic points well the police did reiterate that terrorism is not one of the avenues being pursued at present although in light of what happened in spain the first reaction of many in turku has been to assume the worst fears medina caution of. the incidents that took place and silence was quick to spawn parañaque whether alarming post about another terror attack spreading through

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the number of attackers, whether or not the perpetrators were all known and were all in custody or were any of them dead. those reports evolved in a confusing way over the course of today. there's also been confusion all day greeting this claim of responsibility for that attack that was issued by the terrorist group isis. now, it's not inconceivable that isis members or people inspired by or ad hearing to isis ideology could have carried out this attack. this is very much in keeping with their style and their tactics of terrorism in the west. what was unusual about this claim of responsibility from isis today is that in the past isis hasn't claimed attacks like this. they haven't identified itself, they haven't identified their adherence as the perpetrators of terrorist acts like this while anybody associates with the crime was still at large or was in custody. as a pattern, isis tends to only claim responsibility for attacks once all of the attackers are known to be dead. the thinking is that isis doesn't want to give investigators to use against any living suspects to try to pry infor

these, i wouldn't call them men, these perpetrators are still out there.rotherham council have apologised for past failings, and in gemma's case, they send their condolences and say they are saddened by the tragic death. south yorkshire police say there are many crimes, which are family mentioned, and that all reported incidents involving gemma had been thoroughly investigated and finalised and they take all incidences involving guns and firearms extremely seriously. in terms of the concerns raised by dr heal, south yorkshire police turn to a report written for the crime and police commissioner, saying that significant lessons had been learned and improvements made. that is also worth saying that the national crime agency, which deals with most of the historic cases of abuse, says that in all information it is satisfied that all information relevant to its investigations have been shared with it. moving on to jane senior‘s case, since we contacted the council, she has now received details, written details of the accusations that she faces. we have spoken t

and i guess nothing like that ever happened to me i hope they'll find the perpetrators and everything will be all right unbelievable but if you go back to the rubble i'm so many people are here and it's like normal life but some put. some candles on this on this play is. everywhere but i feel incredibly lucky and we do consider that luck just continues shopping it's just so nice to be yeah but we just i don't know we'll go back and catch up with a lot of the friends in that decision was just crucial and just copley that we did that and we were in the system since but now that i'm there are starting to go back to how exactly it was before there is a normality is the was before police have taken away the tapes that was along the signs that we first saw over first came here and the businesses particularly all the cabin sort of always being here and now starting to open up people are coming in all tourists are arriving weaving their suitcases almost in an act of defiance in many ways you can't believe that this actually was a crime scene and it was a scene of a terrible tragedy but barcel

most of the perpetrators were from pakistani, indian, or bangladeshi backgrounds. these men, they're stuck in theirways, but... this city councillor says leaders from all faiths could re—educate some local men to stop similar exploitation in the future. people should not be telling the asian community how to live their lives and what to do. it's quite important. it's just like saying to the white community that we should be talking about whatjimmy savile did. we should not do that. however, there's a huge opportunity to talk about these issues on a regular basis of rights of women, and i think it's important to use religion, particularly islam, to educate some of these people. what happened on these streets is now the subject of a serious case review. but the council's chief executive says it's not the only authority with problems of this kind. we do not believe that what we have uncovered in newcastle is unique. indeed, there has been evidence of similar offending in many other towns and cities. we believe that any area that says it does not have a problem is simp

this is a finnish television said that the perpetrator have the. kind of a dark skinned person let's put this by social media. sending around interesting videos very dark skinned people running go beat beat baseball bats in hand on the streets of tool cool it has not been confirmed by the police that are not this has been connected to this incident we also heard from social media that helsinki. alert because they have thoughts about a similar attack carried out in helsinki that could be one of the reasons why the finnish police put. or let's say put this way somehow to. force the airplane the airports and the rover station in downtown and other important traffic points. the american civil liberties union has hailed a historic victory after a case involving the cia's torture program was settled it was filed against two psychologists who earned over eight hundred million dollars from developing the agency so-called enhanced interrogation program because of their status as private contractors the lawsuit targeted them as private citizens the plaintiff

but the evidence they gave has helped to jail four of these perpetrators. be sentenced next month. fiona trott, bbc news, newcastle. our home editor, mark easton, is here. the controversy is over the police paying this convicted offender to help them expose the network. how unusual is it? the police have long been paying informants. it has a lwa ys been paying informants. it has always been controversial but they have always done it because they believe if you can get the prize —— convictions, the ends justify the means. in the last five years, uk police have paid £22 million to criminal informants. it is not rare. this case has an additional moral dilemma. is it justifiable this case has an additional moral dilemma. is itjustifiable to put a convicted rapist in proximity to young women who are being groomed for six khan police argue yes. they say that was the only way they were going to smash this gang. i think it is indicative of a new determination among police and prosecutors to do whatever it takes to deal with the scandal of gangs, of predominantly as

or perpetrators of the attack. officials are rebuking -- refuting reports of a shootout. phonee a reporter on the from madrid. tell us what we know at this point. iswhat we know at this point 2 people is the settle debts, the official number, and over 20 people injured, apparently. police are being careful with the details and information, but so far the reports have climbed from the initial 2 deaths to 13 at least. that is quite a big number. and apparently there were 2 people in the van, a bit like what happened in a nice last year or the year before. and when against the crowd on the sidewalk. there were 2 people in it, and one of them is reportedly inside a restaurant locked up. they both ran away. police don't seem to have been able to catch either one of them so far. them is in a restaurant and the other one we don't know? rodrigo: that is correct we don't know what happened with the other one so far. david: police cordoned off the area. how large an area did they shut down? rodrigo: excuse me? david: how lar

and the perpetrators of the say. it will be interesting to see if president trump decides to do this when he speaks. especially since there's been a video circulated non- social media from former ku klux klan wizard, david duke. he essentially tries to tie president trumps policies to everything this rally and this white national rally is promoting. even the president trump has repeatedly denounced and denounced any kind of support from the kkk, are specifically david duke. we don't have the video. it was video taken from a photojournalist with the indianapolis star. we have the statement. this is from david duke and he says quote, we are determined to take our country back. we're going to fulfill the promises of donald trump. that's what we believed in, that's why we voted for donald trump. because, he said he is going to take our country back. so president trump, again want to make it clear, he has repeatedly denounced david doug's support multiple time, even though he took criticism for perhaps been slow to do so

but i guess nothing like that ever happened to me i hope that they find the perpetrators and everything will be alright i feel incredibly lucky and we do consider that law just continues shopping it's just so nice to be but we just i don't know we'll go. backing catch up with other friends in that decision was just crucial and i just can't believe that we did that and we in this instance. ok just to give you another update as well which you've probably been reporting on which was the fact that the police have also been interested in a second van that they found in the in the town north of boston called vic where they believe that a second van was hired so that the perpetrators could then flee in this they're going through all the details there and finally as we've been hearing that this has been declared an act of terror as we now know and i guess has claimed responsibility. there will you get your ear back to the grow the throat the morning as well because a lot of news developing as you say and as as is happening i'm picking up so you said before just a few hours after the attack in b

the suspect the perpetrator who committed the the stop being yesterday killed two people and wounded eight others. in a hospital in intensive care before other asylum seekers had been arrested overnight and the van hoosen is song where at large possibly in europe so finnish police go pretty close together with the international police force with in support we also heard from the police that they have to be very careful we'd. i.d.'s what they have about this crime and the very fact that the perpetrator targeted been something that we did not know how the police established death. id but did two hundred men actually got to who indeed because they jumped in to protect the we mean close to death so the only two people who indeed the two people two wounded that i'm sorry jumped in to stop the stop being action we also heard that there are two finnish people who died in this starving and three fluorine urse one it's holly and a university researcher. and one swedish person who all these three are still in hospital and a tear is there a clear picture then of exactly what happened yesterday

perpetrator out of it one shot and he ended on the lower part of the body valise could not talk to the american person last night that they were hearing their merican go into hospital today and so we're looking forward to the press conference this afternoon let's turn to spain now which saw two separate terror attacks on thursday and after taking a fourteen people dead and over one hundred injured a partridge is in barcelona where tempers fled during anti islam and kanta demonstrations. it was a protest that is a demonstration when you have two sides of the political spectrum one the anti migrant section the other that more left wing and a more in in favor of the migrant community and met for a demonstration that being effectively almost a call for demonstration in a book or a outside in a book or a witch is right in the center of the roundup where the fact that it symbolically comes to a place. i mean was it was also a particularly poignant time for one particular family who had been caught up not only in the tragic events that led on by but also at the back such maffia to in paris ba

but i guess nothing like that ever happened to me i hope they find the perpetrators and everything will be alright. like every day i went to work and i work as a security guard here in front in santa lucia and i passed where the incident happened and i saw many people running when we got there the police officers put us in a bar and locked us inside when we went out i saw covered bodies of kids lying in the street and this is a tragedy earlier police released a photo of one of the suspects a tree near is believed to have been the person who rented the van used in that barcelona attack local media says he's twenty eight years old and was born in morocco he was reportedly known to police and spent a month in prison as it was feared he might carry out a sexual assault he apparently turned himself into police after the atrocity took place on thursday saying he had seen himself on television and that his passport had been stolen. well here's kate partridge again with more details on the events in spain. i'm here in barcelona outside the hospital del mar which is one of three hospitals where

>> unfortunately the people who perpetrated this attack already went into it knowing there would about fight to the death. they've seen the -- these kind of attacks in the past where people, whether it's the taj hotel situation in india, from several years back, but that was really the beginning of this idea of, you know, let's go in, take hostages. let's fight to the death. let's continue the media coverage for as long as possible. you recall, john, that the taj siege went on three days. garnering a huge amount of publicity for the pakistani-based terrorists who carried out the attack. and then we've seen similar incidents in bangladesh more recently a group of terrorists went into a restaurant popular for locals and took hostages, killed hostages and kept the story going for as long as they could before they were killed by law enforcement. so, you know, early days yet, but if this is a jihadist terrorist attack, which is not impossible, that may well be the modus operandi of the people behind the attack, essentially go into the mission believing they're going to quote/unquote martyr

and of course we've recognized they perpetrated against the. what can we do to ensure that the future minorities that is going to be difficult but we have many lines of effort underway. first is what we heard from the security to ensure they are incorporated into the various police forces. there's the issue of ensuring equal treatment and the human rights and equal citizens. citizens. there's concerns about stabilization. what can we do to see the communities that isis destroyed or rebuilt and people can go home? but in this rebuilding of structures there's also rebuilding relationships into the question of reconciliation. how do we encourage communities to come back together and then of course the shoes all iraqis want, an economwon't come an ecs for education for children end up in the last element we heard from previous speakers, the questions on the accountability, how do we make sure that those people at perpetrated are held accountable and i can go on. we are not doing this alone while the united states isn't a -- and as we hear heard pre

most of the perpetrators were from pakistani, indian or bangladeshi backgrounds.ncillor says leaders from all faiths should re—educate local men to stop similar exploitation in the future. people should not be telling the asian community had to live their lives or what to do. it is like saying to the white community we should be talking about whatjimmy savile bid. we should not do that. however, there is an opportunity to talk about issues on a regular basis about the rights of women and it is important to use religion, like islam, to educate some of these people. the chief executive of newcastle city council says a serious case review is being carried out but it is not the only authority with problems of this kind. we do not believe that what we have uncovered in newcastle is unique. there has been evidence of similar offending is unique. there has been evidence of similaroffending in is unique. there has been evidence of similar offending in many other towns and cities. we believe that any area that says it does not have any area that says it does not have a pro

because the crimes remained unsolved have spent years and decades trying to figure out who the perpetrators were. they will give you folders of evidence. they will ask you to look into it. and one of the real nefarious elements of these crimes is that because this was a real cover-up, this really was a story not about a single perpetrator. waits about the evil lurking in the hearts of many ordinary, seemingly ordinary white men and women who perpetrated the crimes. there were more tigss who covered up the murders. there were doctors who administered the poison. there were lawmen who were on the tape. there were politicians who were on the tape or directly complicit. and because they covered up the crimes, the many of the cases they denied the victims even their history to be able to tell and account for exactly what happened because they covered up the evidence, the trails of evidence. >> go back to that first visit you made to the osage museum in oklahoma. to your eye, did you see an exhibit, a museum that was about celebrating the fact that nation is still here or was it more of in memori

we think we don't know the color of the lot but apparently the guy or perpetrators or perpetrator still on the run we'll let you get a handle on it soon as we find out more come but who is please show the burned skin paris. now another big story brewing today. we're going to go but president trump's issued a stern warning to north korea's leader now over his threat to carry out a nuclear strike against the united states wants to. make it work threats to the united states. they will be met with fire fury. like the world has never see the president isn't alone in issuing ominous warnings to north korea a white house aide came out against threats coming from pyongyang saying they should think twice before testing trum this is a little peugeot the nation if you compare it to our capabilities they don't come here to being even close to a competitor or so this is block this is nothing else except black mail now these comments come after north korea lashed out against the u.s. the state run news agency didn't hold back in the least saying that there would be no bigger mistake than for the u.s.

he lived in houses with secrets and did not know if the perpetrators were your loved ones are not. and in speaking to marjorie that drove home to me how living this history is. house still reverberates to the state. she took me out to the cemetery and gray horse where molly grew up in many murdered osage including molly's murders siblings and relatives are. what's amazing is when he went to work to the graveyard or any graveyard and began to look at the date you noticed so many deaths during this time and look at the ages and see how young they are and you realize this was a genocide crying. one of the reasons i told the story this way is to try to show the elusiveness of history. especially in documenting ang conspiracy when people are covering up the crime. it's often only overtime with more perspective and evidence that we get a fuller portrait of what happened. one thing i try to show my chronicle based on the records and interviews and evidence they provided to me as there is a much deeper and darkerspiracy. conspiracy than the bureau ever expose. i'd be happy to answer questi

maria: how important will the van be, the perpetrator got out and started running.that prove in terms of dna, forensics? >> sure, if they have the van, they can hopefully track the vehicle based on if it was -- the initial reports say it may have been rented, essentially anybody used identity documents to rent the vehicle, and they're going to -- you are exactly right, look for forensic evidence they can gather or anything in the van, that is the basic crime scene part of the investigation, and on the back end, the threat reporting remains critical on this. were there individuals being monitored in the vicinity for plan anything types of attacks and threats against this particular area that was hit, and that's something that they're going to be looking at closely as well. maria: we'll be watching it as well. thank you for joining us, terra. appreciate it. >>> up next, stocks at session lose amid the breaking news out of barcelona. dow jones industrial average down 172 points right now. new developments pouring in. we'll be right back. don't let dust and allergens ge

to not know if the perpetrators were your loved ones or not. and i was speaking to margie, that really drove home to me how living this history is and how it still reverberates to this day. she took me out to the cemetery where molly grew up. and there were so many murdered osage including so many of molly's murdered siblings and relatives are. and what is amazing is when you walk through the graveyard where you walk through any graveyard in osage territory and to begin to look at the dates, you begin to notice so many deaths during this period. look at the agency how young they are. and you begin to realize that it was in many ways a genocide crime. one of the reasons i told the story this way is to try to show the elusiveness of history. especially when documenting a conspiracy. when people are coming up the crime. it is often only over time with more perspective, with more evidence that we get a full portrait of what happened. one of the things i tried to show in my chronicle based on records and interviews with descendents and evidence that

perpetrators. what have people been telling you ? has perpetrators. crowd drinking too much? does this feel like something targeted, organised ? much? does this feel like something targeted, organised? yeah, quite intimidating. i have been in a local indian restaurant, they were confronted by 30—40 people behaving ina very confronted by 30—40 people behaving in a very intimidating way, just taking drink out of the display fridge, effectively stealing it. including a bottle of champagne and loads up there. behaving in a very intimidating way towards the staff and other customers, who were frightened by it. the owner's wife had her arm trapped in the door deliberately by one of the people as they were leaving. they had concerns that there were police nearby who didn't intervene, so that's something i have already taken up with the local police. i've as to meet with the chief constable to discuss the policing of this incident. nobody should be above all beyond the law, and it's the important that intimidating behaviour of that sort is dealt with very fir

we have seen acts of torture perpetrated against some detainees.ll of these violations that have been perpetrated by this 30 apparatus -- by the security apparatus have arisen. in 2007 and 2008, more than 1000 people were killed. 600,000 people were forced to be displaced. more than half of the people that were killed were killed by security officers. briefly, president theatta has faced opposition leader before. do people in kenya want change? >> it is clear that there is a climate where people have been criticizing the high level of corruption and the youth unemployment as well. also criticizing the fact that security remains a challenge in the country. we have seen over the last few years conditions in the country, including demonstrations against youth unemployment and so on. forums within the security and justice apparatus. >> thank you for coming to speak with us. deputy director of the africa desk at the international administration of human rights. holding ament is no-confidence vote on jacob zuma's presidency. inhas survived three votes th

and allegedly some of the perpetrators from this attack also have links.f the ideas, of course. >> reporter: if indeed a 17-year-old is involved in this attack, how do we rationalize that? >> so, of course, the spanish complex is quite different. because spain is different from repeat migration. we can't compare to the u.k. for instance or even the u.s. which has been the site of immigration for many decades. however, we see many similar patterns in spain. immigration syndrome many people experience from the second generation. as we've already said, more details are yet to emerge whether these perpetrators were raised in spain, whether they my migrated there at some point and experienced some inequality issues. but this is one of the factors they could have experienced. alienation, discrimination and other factors migrants experience. we know that catalunya is definitely one of the most significant choices for migration because it's an highly industrialized area. so barcelona, specifically. so it is not as surprising that catalunya has around 18% immigrant

>> not at all, we havave seen these attacks in london, in nice, all these attacks were perpetrated byhe islamic state. otherwise there is not a lot of information. sarah: why barcelona and why now? we know other european capitals, they are a little bit more on the radar, life they -- why spain? >> normally there are two factors influencing whether a country is hit by islamic state. first, it is a strategic decision. france, germany and britain have been priority targets. second is the number of people who joined i.s. not many people have joined the jihadist s seen in spain but it was strong in barcelona. if there was an attack in spain, it was likely it would be in barcelona. it was logical, if something happens, it wi of the victims measurable did as you put. themem up on the. she lacked in paris you on frauds twenty four i'm show her some place like the joining us the top story this hour jet off to a fan deliberately drove into crowds. and the city's famous las robless area police say they're treating the crash. as a terrorist incidents that havave arrested a suspt connected to the

>> not at all, we have seen these attacks in london, in nice, all these attacks were perpetrated by theic state. otherwise there is not a lot of information. sarah: why barcelona and why now? we know other european capitals, they are a little bit more on the radar, life they -- why spain? >> normally there are two factors influencing whether a country is hit by islamic state. first, it is a strategic decision. france, germany and britain have been priority targets. second is the number of people who joined i.s. not many people have joined the jihadist seen in spain but it was strong in barcelona. if there was an attack in spain, it was likely it would be in barcelona. it was logical, if something happens, it will be barcelona. sarah: we are going to a break, thank you to our viewers for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> this week on weight track, 2016 stock fund manager of the year rarely appears on tv. but david wallick of t. rowe price is joining us. that's next on consuelo mack wealthtrack. ♪ >> we offer investment and retirement solutions so you can help your client keep good going. >> additional f

or perpetrators might have granted so that they could flee the scene that's the latest reports we're getting through from the police ok thanks kate was kate partridge there for speaking out of paris across this story and update you to there are media reports that claim this hasn't been confirmed that the van the driver of the van was wearing white clothing that had blue stripes he is thought to be around five foot six inches tall those are the reports we're hearing but potentially as an ongoing situation a hostage situation at a cafe very hard to pin down exact facts and that is being reported and we're looking at the latest pictures from the central barcelona that a street where that van plowed into hundreds of tourists which were walking along the tourist area in the center of barcelona on the sunny evening when this horrific incident unfolded speaking to a witness earlier he was speaking to us here in r.t. said he just got out of a taxi just as all this was unfolding and saw a van man the pavement drive it great speed in his words up to perhaps eighty kilometers per hour before fi

you forgive the perpetrators of the crime which is not the case. those who accentuate or sequence reconciliation as a fluffy term that will come later after you have liberated those gone home after you have rebuilt them and then you worry about the relationships. that is also not applicable in the context of the iraq. we can go about that sequence. there are issues of the past and i'm starting with the ambassador asking the speaker spoke about how these communities -- you speak about saddam hussein, isis, other tensions and this is the reality of iraq. we've been in iraq since 2000 and we been monitoring but recently we've also done a dedicated research where we asked that we did this in partner with the middle eastern institute and center for peace building and having iraqi facilitators to ask the committees themselves what to do they see as a source of conflict in the future and what does reconciliation mean to them and that's where you go to each community, each group within the community, each political stream within this communities define thi

and a short time ago, isis called the perpetrators it's soldiers. two people arrested and right now police are searching for more possible suspects. and moments after the attack, a driver ran over two police officers at a nearby security check point. it's not clear whether the incident is related to the carnage in barcelona, but officials now say that vehicle, the vehicle that hit the police officers is being searched for explosives. president trump was quick to call events in barcelona terrorism. label he was reluctant to use regarding the deadly car attack in charlottesville by a white supremacist. with a growing number of republican senators rebuking him. has not demonstrated quote the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to be successful. and tim scott just called the president's equivocation of neo-nazis indefensible. adding that president trump's moral authority has been unquestionably compromised. we're covering all of that, much more in this hour with our guests including senator ben cardon. on the senate foreign relations comm

she stayed and watched as the victim's f families left followd by the perpetrators.ven know the military came to intervene, she s stayed. today she is known as a peace broker. >> now we're are on our knees praying for peace. because when elections draw near, people get scared. but i can n see we have peace. reporter: but she is afraid for her children. she says she will leave and return only after the election. he says -- she says she cannot trust the current calm. sarah: edith kimani joins me now from nairobi for more insight. people are going to vote and some are still haunted by mental these of the past. -- memories of the past. edith: they are. people all around me seemed to be leaving and their leaving -- they are leaving to rural places. that way they can create a buffer anticicipating any kind f violence erupting. but the wound is still really raw because like the woman was spoke to, she is still living side-by-side with people she claims perpetrated the violence. it is still very traumatic for her 10 years later. sarah: opposition candidate raila odinga said

we come confound the identity of the perpetrator. we have a lot of people working on the case and the investigation is continuing. the security intelligence service is investigating this money's on any registers. we also contacted the immigration office to see if they have a record of him. as i said from now. anything at. there are some. he was one of the most reviled man in the white house this friday is chief strategist the van and last day. decision that was announced by the white house spokeswoman the call is reported to have come after consultation between chief staff john kelly. and banning himself ban is a far right nationalist and former head of bright part dot com a new site known for articles that targets women. and jews for more on the story i spoke to our white house correspondent phillip crowd there earlilier he tod us why this is happening no. you know there is not one exact reason as to why steve ban is leaving today in fact there is. this there are still different versions sir alex as to whether steve bannon actually

he was going to take a backseat and be more chairman like and find a ceo to perpetrate his legacy.n he and i met when he was 57, he said, i think you would be a great successor. i said great. as it came closer to him turning 60, sometime this month, he realized he wasn't done. evident, he seems to have renewed energy, and he definitely wants to see this information revolution through with all the investing he is doing. emily: there were some shareholders that complained about you, that you had a conflict of interest, that you are overpaid. did that play any role in you leaving? did you ever get to the bottom of who is behind it? >> no, we never got to the bottom of who was behind it, but the board established a independent committeen who looks at everything. they found no issues because there were none, there was nothing to look at. massa was very supportive through the entire process. he tried to explain to people in the company that when you hire people from silicon valley, you have to pay them what they were paid. emily: are you still involved at softbank at all? >> no, i was do

come forward but i found out the majority of women who decide to do something about it that the perpetrators stay in the workplace so if you speak up you are a troublemaker. or that you cannot take a joke. and then tried to eradicate. >> but in some ways women are still ready for things to happen in their life even if they're out of their control. a lot of us are raised to be pleasers and professionals and that has been handy for me in my life like to call myself a recovered professionalism especially my daughter not to be a perfectionist. unnaturally we learn more from our failures than successes so that goes into the parent team chapter. >> so what constitutes harassment? director i am the first to say i am not a lawyer. but those unwanted suggestions or advancements with that hawse style work environment that means you could develop some type of obligation so then to consult those experts 24/7 with all the knowledge that they need and whether or not a woman or man is in the environment that does not feel corruptible for them. i cannot talk extensively about my feelings other than to say m