the thing that steve has been common with alex is these perfection.it of respec he was always thinkingut the next thing. way, the pursuit of the perfect record was always what he was thinking. his product was a team of football players on a saturday afternoon. the -- there are some real similarities. that is the distinctive hallmark of a truly great leader is the great is never great enough. were a lot of qualities about steve's that were so controversial. we are stuck about him with regard to the good, the bad and the ugly. --the job spot only good one jobs model a good one? i was a huge admirer, and a huge admirer of the. it is very easy for people to smite him. i do not think any of us, particularly people who grow with stable backgrounds, have a sense, and i'm no psychiatrist but i do not think any of us really understand the end because consequences of being put of production, and how that affects your life afterwards. i would pretend to understand it. do not see also about steve's, and i am not trying to whitewash the fact is that this was an individual very capable when he wishe

process doesn't respece or much care about things like filing deadlines, debates and primaries and caucuses." biden spent months deliberating with his family and political advisers about a potential late entry to the democratic primary. his decision bolsters hillary clinton's standing in the democratic primary by sparing her a challenge from the popular vice president. house speaker john boehner says he's fairly confident the gop's various factions will unite behind congressman paul ryan as the next speaker. boehner announced today he's scheduled a vote among republican members for next wednesday. should all go as planned, the full house would choose its new speaker the following day. boehner says he's confident that ryan will have the support he needs going forward. rep. john boehner (r) speaker of the house "this is not about us, not about us as leaders, not about us as members. our job is to do the right thing for the american people every day, now you've heard me say this multiple times but i'll say it one more time. if you do the right things every day for the righghreasons, the right

local minister,e economy said that they are pretty sure that it is respec restricted to volkswagen. question is potentially clawing back cash to country subsidies, which were issued previously as an economic stimulus package. france would then join sweden and spain in checking whether they need to get paid back for supposedly cleaner cars. jonathan: tom in frankfurt. look out for the september data. thank you for joining us this morning. if you thought it was hard to keep up with vw, the last four days have been tumultuous to say the least for glencore. shares in mining and commodities dropped almost a third of their value today. they aren't far off from where they started the week. so how dramatic has this been for investors? ryan chilcote has the story. ryan: one way i like to compare the pain is to compare greek banks and the turmoil that caused for equity investors versus the carnage that equity investors in glencore saw this past month. i call it, watch. -- i call it trauma watch. obviously glencore has always been and remains much more valuable than all the greek banks togethe

candidates learn from your grandfather's attitudes, perspectives, methods and respec actions while inrespect. >> well, i would add something to that. eisenhower said on any number of occasions that everything he die was designed to elicit cooperation from the people he u needed to cooperate with. and so he felt very, very strongly about not insulting e? people in public. in and not -- boy, can we start ino right r there? we see this in the debates. it's astonishing for me and, noy only that, but people say really insulting things to foreign leaders who are critically important for our own country's. national security. so i think i'd put that right at the top of the list. if you want to elicit somebody'a cooperation, yout might save yr strong feelings for behind-the-scenes moments and to at least speak respectfully in public so they have room to maneuver just as you wish that for yourself. >> i think the world changed a lot in my opinion when the show on tv "crossfire" came on. all of a sudden, before that, there had been discussions abou, politics. first time people started screaming

candidates learn from your grandfather's attitudes, perspectives, methods and respec actions while inrespect. >> well, i would add something to that. eisenhower said on any number of occasions that everything he die was designed to elicit cooperation from the people he u needed to cooperate with. and so he felt very, very strongly about not insulting e? people in public. in and not -- boy, can we start ino right r there? we see this in the debates. it's astonishing for me and, noy only that, but people say really insulting things to foreign leaders who are critically important for our own country's. national security. so i think i'd put that right at the top of the list. if you want to elicit somebody'a cooperation, yout might save yr strong feelings for behind-the-scenes moments and to at least speak respectfully in public so they have room to maneuver just as you wish that for yourself. >> i think the world changed a lot in my opinion when the show on tv "crossfire" came on. all of a sudden, before that, there had been discussions abou, politics. first time people started screaming