some viewers thought so this week, with richard bond voicing a concern about the ubiquity of violence pressures on air time, it may come as a surprise that last week, the bbc launched a nightly hour—long prime time news programme, it's called the nine. now on bbc scotland, with all your latest news, it's rebecca curran and martin geissler. it appears on the new bbc scotland channel, launched two weeks ago on an annual budget of £32 million. amid the usual mix of entertainment, sports and documentaries, each weekday at 9pm, the nine promises a mix of national and international news presented by rebecca karen and martin geissler, promising a global view of the news — while maintaining a distinct scottish voice. the nine appealed to some journalism students we consulted from glasgow's clyde college. i think the hour—long format is much better for putting across a truly scottish personality and the more informal presenting style, keeping it conversational with guests, more informal dress, all of that comes together and makes it a much, much more attractive package. i think it's really goo

some viewers thought so this week, with richard bond voicing a concern about the ubiquity of violencee widely. now, in a time of cuts and pressures on air time, it may come as a surprise that last week, the bbc launched a nightly hour—long prime time news programme, it is called the nine. on bbc scotland, with all your latest news, rebecca curran and martin geissler. it appears on the new bbc scotland channel, launched two weeks ago on an annual budget of £32 million. amid the usual mix of entertainment, sports and documentaries, each weekday at 9pm, the nine promises a mix of national and international news presented by rebecca karen and martin geissler, promising a global view of the news while maintaining a distinct scottish voice. it appealed to some journalism students we consulted. i think the hour—long format is much better for putting across a truly scottish personality and the more informal presence, conversational with guests, more informal dress, all that comes together and makes it a much more attractive package. i think it is really good for scotland to have their own new

some viewers thought so this week, with richard bond voicing a concern about the ubiquity of violence the nine. now on bbc scotland, with all your latest news, it's rebecca curran and martin geissler. it appears on the new bbc scotland channel, launched two weeks ago on an annual budget of £32 million. amid the usual mix of entertainment, sport and documentaries, each weekday at 9pm, the nine promises a mix of national and international news presented by rebecca karen and martin geissler, promising a global view on the news, while maintaining a distinct scottish voice. the nine appealed to some journalism students we consulted from glasgow's clyde college. i think the hour—long format is much better for putting across a truly scottish personality and the more informal presenting style, keeping it conversational with guests, more informal dress, all of that comes together and makes it a much, much more attractive package. i think it's really good for scotland to have their own news because a lot of young people can be able to relate to it. they're coming home from school or college or

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talks for season two, and once you binge, you will understand why there is rumors richard could be the next james bondversation, and there are films to be made. who knows? >> so maybe. >> who knows? >> so he's leaving it open-ended. to maybe he could be the next bo bond. he would be fantastic by the way. >>> coming up, remembering "who's the boss" star, katherine helmond. eight: oakland teachers have reached a tentative deal with the school district... ending the seven day strike. the reason teachers are calling this a victory. and for the first time since the russian river flooded over the banks.. . residents are returning home for the first time.. and seeing the damage that was left behind. plus-- giants ceo larry bear- - involved in a public altercation with his wife. and we have the video. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting.

richard thanks max for inviting me all right let's get right into let's talk about deutsche bank they continue to make annual losses but they recently announced they lost one point six billion on a bond trade what's going on is there more to this story maybe that they're hiding richard. clearly they are hiding more which is the really important part of what they call the berkshire trade is the good the trade not only from the market in terms of investors but they also hid the trade from the regulators so that the bank regulators were completely blind to the existence of this one point six billion dollar loss and we're talking that was put on the books a decade plus ago right so it's referred to as the berkshire trade is not a reference to berkshire hathaway berkshire hathaway it was took a position that was supposed to hedge this board for the bush or tree a tree that was put out by torch a bank consisted of seven billion dollars worth of municipal securities that dropped in value but they were supposedly hedging by having bought a credit default swap from berkshire hathaway in fact bursar hathaway reports that they lost fifty million dollars on this trade is one of the interesting t

bond. >> there can be no separate college admissions system for the wealthy and i add there will not be a separate criminal justice system either. >> college entrance consultant richard singler is already pled guilty to accepting $25 million in the scam. stanford's former head sailing coach john brind'amour also pled guilty. his attorney says the $275,000 he received went to the stanford sailing program to buy new boats and hire another coach. the feds called the investigation operation varsity blues. and all 33 parents are named including 14 here in the bay area. san francisco bittner is accused of bribing a usc water polo coach and at least nine coaches have been charged. they are accused of pretending the students were star athletes when some had never even played the sport. no students are implicated because prosecutors say the children did not know about the suspect to pay off. eight universities are tied to the scandal, four are in california. they are ucla, usc and the university of san diego, also named in court documents in jail, georgetown, wake forest in north carolina and the university of texas at austin. >> we spoke to a group of local high school stude

bonds further. thank you for joining us. in terms of the fed on wednesday, richardis morning, but it could be death by dot plot. what do you expect in terms of a shift? let's start there. >> it looks like the debate with one hikes, are there or no hikes this year? i think one hike this year, no hike next year. there is 12 years out. it is going to show similar to the ecb messaging that we are going to be here for a very long time. saying on the intro when it came to treasuries, falling within a hair's breadth of that 2017 low. low volatility may not be reflective of the fundamental. do you see a catalyst to push fall higher this year? >> we are waiting for growth to pick back up and see if central bank will become overly accommodative. in've got a lot of pushback fx markets. that is taking a lot of the fallout in the rates markets. there is nothing that looks like it's going to shock us out of that in the near future. what should i be more disconcerted about? >> i don't think you need to be disconcerted. it is that move on the front end helping us to recover and get

bond. >> there can be no separate college admission system for the wealthy and we'll add no separate criminal justice system either. >> college entrance consultant richard singer pled guilty to accepting $250,000 in the scam. sailing coach john vander moore has pled y went to buying more boats and hiring another coach. >>> here in the bay area, a to test. they are acare star athletes. no students were implicated because prosecutors say that chirp didn't know about the suspected payoffs. eight universities all tied to the scab cal, four here in our state beside stanford, down south, ucla, u.s.c. and the university of san diego also named the court documents ivy league yale, journell, north carolina and the university of texas. >>> new this morning, ethiopian airlines announced that two key pieces of equipment will be analyzed in europe. more than 40 countries have now gr has not ordered the planes out of the skies in the u.s. despite calls from both democrats and republicans in congress. >> dthing. protect eipassengers and ground these planes until the f.a.a. has a chance to review their safety. >> it would make sense to ground the aircraft until we have

bond. >> there can be no separate college admissions system for the wealthy and i will add it will not be a separate criminal justice system either. >> college entrance consultant richardsinger has already pleaded guilty to accepting $25 million in this scam. temperance had sailing coach pleaded guilty. his attorney says the $270,000 he received went to the stanford sailing program to buy new boats and hire another coach. >> investigators are calling the investigation operation varsity blues. 13 are named in the bay area. one is accused of paying a proctor to correct his daughter's test. at least nine college coaches have been charged accused of pretending students were star athletes one some had never played the sport before. no students have been implicated because prosecutors say the children didn't know about the suspected payoffs. eight universities are tied to the scandal, for in california. there ucla, usc and the university of san diego. also named del, georgetown, wake forest in north carolina and the university of texas at austin. >>> ethiopian airlines announced two key pieces of equipment that could help discover the cause of sunday's deadly crash saying th

bond always. >> she was the middle child. sandwiched between two brothers, older joe, younger richard. she was bright. maybe too bright. school bored her, animals, all animals, enchanted her. she was naive, sweet, as younger brother richard saw it, she ng could not turn away a stray animal or human. >> she was a very, very kind person, whereas some people would dismiss someone who wasn't generally accepted by most, she would kind of try to help those people out. >> but somewhere in the course of an enchanted childhood, he something happened to kate. outsiders saw a fearless tomboy morph into a sophisticated debutante. but at home, kate struggled often in secret with eating disorders, depression. college was a frequently interrupted disaster. >> she sort of ran toward risk. i noticed that in a lot of things that she did. she seemed to court it. >> her parents discovered she had been sexually abused when little by someone they knew. years of therapy followed. still she drank to excess, lost her driver's license, abused drugs, she sobered up, she fell off the wagon. she came home to live with her parents. tried and failed

richard claritin speaking. steven mnuchin and robert lighthizer are in beijing for the next round of trade talks. we will see if we have any more movement forward. alix: global bondsonster rally last week that saw the inversion of the three month-10 year curve. bloomberg's taylor riggs is here with a breakdown of all we've seen. taylor: in the bond markets, i would start with what you mentioned friday with the german ten-year yield thing into negative territory for the first time since 2016, and continuing to stay in the get of territory rallyafter a risk off into global bond yields. continued overnight and into the weekend in australia and new zealand, and over in japan. australia and new zealand bonds lower from anywhere to five to eight basis points. japan continues in fully negative territory by about two basis points. -8 basis points on that 10 year. we want to highlight again that three month-10 year yield. that yield curve is what we can see dipping back into negative territory for the first time since 2007. we are getting a little bit of a lift today as the 10 year rises to about a 2.46, but every time it inverts there's a little bit of lag, and typically