slack by politicians accordingly, you cannot have and i talk about volkswagen and i talk about philip greens done nothing, he hasn't broken the law, but the reputation isn't there and loads of others. i look at this, and i'm pushing you guys to put the ft up i'm pushing you guys to put the ft up because i don't think that business gets its fair share of coverage on the business... we talk about business every day.” coverage on the business... we talk about business every day. i was going to say, i was the one who said, "i want this covered." thames water paid its owners £1 billion in dividends over ten years. during which time it dumped the equivalent of 21 supertankers of sewage into the thames. this is about accountability and not rewarding people... not rewarding failure in one way. if the shareholders are losing money or the company is doing badly, they still get the big executive pay—out. the company is basically letting down the environment, the community, causing fines, not doing the right thing, and then paying out a load of money. it is just wrong. and then paying out a load of mon

sir philip greene, there's a name. and mike ashley of sports direct. there is a god!ealthy who don't ever appear in this list. they make sure they don't talk to the researchers, or the researchers can't find out. there must be a lot of that about. there is. i disagree with you on this one. oh david, no! i'm not supporting them and good luck to some of them. i find it fascinating reading the magazine because it breaks it down into the arts, doctors, football, everything. journalists don't seem to appear in there! laughter we are more concerned about the labour story on the taxes, i think. concerned about the labour story on the taxes, ithink. let's concerned about the labour story on the taxes, i think. let's move onto a story altogether. it's in a couple of the papers, the mail on sunday. pride and plagiarism, no tv historian, lucy insists... what is this about? lucy worsley has written a book about jane austen and there isa a book about jane austen and there is a suggestion that she cut and pasted it and tickled around with it a bit from another book... paula byrne.

the former owner, one of the wealthiest business men philip green was facing in thes. >> nothing is moread than how this ended. we have a good track record. our existing business, the average is 11 or 12 years. would you mind not looking at me like that all the time? really disturbing. alicia: why did a racing driver made by that twice? >> the wrong omen. you can keep going over, will be here all day and the rest of your life. what i do that? no. a very dominant personality, believe me. extraordinarily thin-skinned, in respect did anybody particularly the nonexecutive director can we challenge you on this, the organization. that is your opinion. >> slow passage of the eu referendum in the final months of 2015, people of britain would be taking part in a vote on britain's continued eu membership. would it be 2016, 2017? with david cameron go early or late, or who would be campaigning to stay in or get out? in the common, labor was insulting and plenty of teasing -- >> he can tell us in or out. it is out, isn't it? he is an actor, come out. >> the labour party has a leader who changed his

the 9th of june to see celebrations from the tax cheats, the press barons, the greedy bankers, philip greenwith it, because they are the party they own. that is the conservative party that will have one. we have four weeks to ruin their party. we have four weeks to have a chance to take our wealth back. we have four weeks to show what kind of country we are. we know that the people of this country don't pass by on the other side. that is the principal we will take into government, so that we can unlock every person's potential and eve ryo ne unlock every person's potential and everyone can make their contribution, their best contribution, their best contribution, to our society. we have four weeks to win and transform britain for the many, not the view. —— not the few. we must seize that chance today and every day until june the 8th. thank you very much. cheering applause so there we are, jeremy corbyn addressing delegates and officially launching the labour party ma nifesto, launching the labour party manifesto, for the many, not the few, as you can see behind him there. and a hearty round

philips sonicare. >>> this is tennessee state senator mark green.cently, he was running for governor in tennessee. but he quit that race because he got a better gig. donald trump nominated him to be the new secretary of the united states army. that nomination coming after the first trump nominee for that job dropped out amid conflict of interest concerns and after news that he recently punched a guy out at an expensive horse auction. huh? i know. it's kind of weird. but now it looks like trump's plan b pick to be secretary of the army looks like he may be in serious trouble as well. since he was tapped for this gig last month, his past public statements have made for fun reading. mark green, for example, has said that being transgender is a disease. he has said the reason more latinos are registering to vote in his state is because they are, quote, being bussed here probably. he has been an outspoken crusader against evolution, which he destroys in arguments with -- he destroys in arguments with metaphors like these. quote. if you put a lawnmower ou

may has brushed aside questions about whether the chancellor philip hammond will keep hisjob if the conservatives win the election. the greenengland and wales is promising free sanitary products for those who cannot afford them. and the pirate party launches its manifesto with a photo op with mi6 in view. it describes itself as a civil liberties party and has fielded ten candidates and will be campaigning for copyright reform, opposing surveillance and fighting for a free and open internet. we are trying to retain a lot of rights, especially human rights, that those before us have enjoyed and it is more a protectionist star, but we would like to see human rights expanded in general. the scottish labour party has suspended all nine members of the labour group in aberdeen for breaching party rules. it comes after labourjoined forces with the conservatives and independents to form a coalition to run the city council. this isn't about positions or gold medals around the necks of councillors, this is about the job labour councillors are elected to do to protect public services, to invest in and defend public services. the deal c

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philips socare. we turn to our buddy hampton pearson. >> the markets in the green as the nasdaq is not just another recordee and the nasdaq adding nearly four points. that's it for cnbc, first in business world wide. >>> we have almost no time. 60 seconds. put me on the clock for most important number of the day. 556. what on earth could it mean? 556 is the number of key government positions that donald trump can fill as president, but he needs the senate to confirm. guess what. progress has been slow so far. 25 of his picks have been confirm and 40 nominated. they were awaiting action. only 16% of all those spots that a president can fill, 556, 16% had action so far. yeah, this is slower than what we usually see. george w. bush was a little lower at this point, but it took him a six-week delay because it was disputed election. most important number is 556. m trtp daily starts right now. >> if it's tuesday, it's a prescription for chaos. tonight, shut down showdown. the white house throws down the gauntlet of moving the agenda forward. >> if you wanted to imagine the shut down, it fixes the town. >> both

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philips sonicare. >>> some breaking news now. president trump's nominee to be secretary of the army mark green has withdrawn his name from nomination said, quote, tragically my life of public service and christian beliefs have been mischaracterized and attacked by a few on other side of the aisle for political gain, unquote. also today, we have new information coming in about the attack in somalia thursday that left an american navy s.e.a.l. deadch the pentagon says the member was on a mission just outside the capital of mogadishu. their operation was targeting the al qaeda affiliate al shabaab when they came under fire. the latest death came as a top u.s. general was sounding the alarm on the strenuous workload for special ops teams from around the globe. cnn's barbara starr joins me live from the pentagon. let's start with the operation in somalia. what are you learning about it? >> reporter: jake, we know one navy s.e.a.l. killed and two other service members wuned when they were working on a mission with somali forces. they were going to a compound looking for somali al shabaab members who had been involved in attacks in areas

i'm going to continue our panel and we're adding in philip stinson who i mentioned earlier for his statistical work. he is a criminologist at bowling greenrom yale and deray mckessin. professor, sints your first r first, your views on whether the data yet shows a shift in potential police accountability here? >> not at all. i think that what we've seen over the last several years is just a handful of officers each year are charged with murder or manslaughter resulting from an on duty shoot wrg an officer shoots and kills somebody. and if we take into account the fact that about 1,000 time a year on duty bloifrz shoot and kill smin while they're on duty, i don't think anything has changed as of yet. it's pretty much static in terms of the number of cases we're seeing each year. >> and you speak -- >> with that being said, most police shootings are -- >> i was going to ask you -- finish your point. but you're speaking as a former officer. so to complete your point and tellous you want to get into this area of tracking this data? >> well, most police shootings are found to be legally justified. so under the relevant legal standard, the offi