created significant room for national bank of romania. don't want to get into the weeds with romania, but it doesn't strike me this is something that these countries sort of caught in the middle there have to fight -- >> caught in the middle. >> what we're seeing in central europe is very low inflation. generally, week activity. the central banks cutting interest rates. we're seeing that in other countries outside central europe, too. we've seen it in chile and korea and thailand. it is quite interesting that against the concerns about the fed, hiking and what are em central banks when to do, we still see many of them cutting interest rates. >> in 2004, in progress, unicredit was out front. this expansion of finance, it's optimism of eastern europe. has it evaporated? it is not. we think central eastern europe is at the forefront of the countries that may benefit from a recovery of global manufacturing. their focused on manufacturing, reopening, very integrated to germany. in the new cycle, where we see the u.s. recovery and eventually eu

agency in romania. >> why is it romania?very time you go there you webbed up in -- dash waking up. >> don't sue your friends though. >> they are not colleagues. they #r co -- they #r calling league. i feel em -- embarrassed. -- hu starts next. >> are we trying that hard to keep ebola out? and should the government impose a travel band? can republicans take control of the senate or blow it? they are 25 miles from baghdad. is isis capable of taking iraq's capitol. and houston mayor pastor's sermons are fair game. i say game on. ♪ >> good evening, and i am mike

agency in romania. >> why is it romania?very time you go there you webbed up in -- dash waking up. >> don't sue your friends though. >> they are not colleagues. they #r co -- they #r calling league. i feel em -- embarrassed. i will try better next time. bye. varney and company. fbn. "the five" is next. >>> i'm dana perrino along with kimberly gillfoyle and -- it's new york city and this is "the five". >>> ebola is not an epidemic in the united states but there is a crisis of communications for the administration in charge offer handling the preparations, treatment and response to the problem. today the head of the cdc faced concerned lawmakers on capitol hill. take a look. >> trust and credibility of the administration and government are waning as the american public loses confidence each day with demonstrated failures of the current strategy. >> it would be an understatement to say that the response to the first u.s.-based patient with

agency in romania. >> why is it romania?go there you webbed up in -- dash waking up. >> don't sue your friends though. >> they are not colleagues. they #r co -- they #r calling league. i feel em -- embar ♪ want to change the world? create things that help people. design safer cars. faster computers. smarter grids and smarter phones. think up new ways to produce energy. ♪ be an engineer. solve problems the world needs solved. what are you waiting for? changing the world is part of the job description. [ male announcer ] join the scientists and engineers of exxonmobil in inspiring america's future engineers. energy lives here. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> hello and welcome to "justice". i'm judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. they don't know what the hell they are doing. they don't. that or

let me show you why, as we meet the real and the very raw bucharest, romania. travel.s escape, or maybe an adrenaline-filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time to get real, it's time to get raw. it's time for...

lo que la indigna la presencia de un guerrillero como romania. >> le quitan todos los derechos que tenÍaia. >> jvrÉ jvriere decir. >> asesinarlos. >> comandÓ la toma que cayó el general. >> causa indignaciÓn todos los sectores de la sociedad colombiana por la cantidad de delitos de manera sistemÁtica que cometiÓ en contra del pueblo colombianos. >> para otro como clara rojas hay que verlo con buenos ojos sin desconocer los delitos jvre carga. >> el prontuario de este seÑor son graves. no sabemos si este levantamiento de la orden de captura es por unos dÍas, por unas semanas. cuÁl es la situaciÓn jurÍdica de esta persona. >> todas las opiniones buscan pasar a la mesa de las negociaciones de paz. durante todo el dÍa mÁs de 1500 personas desde los mÁs reconditos sectores de colombia asistieron a este encuentro en que se busca trabajar por un documento que hablara de justicia. de paz, y reparaciÓn, pero sobre todo de un cuarto punto para ellos fundamental. una garantÍa de no repeticiÓn. ♪ ♪ otro miembro de la familia george bush aspirarÍa a la presidencia de los estados unidos. es ex goberna

children in poverty, only romania is worse than the united states in developed nations. how is that possible in the world's richest country. i'm jen rogers in for ali velshi, and this is "real money". >>> this is "real money", and you are the most important part of the show. tell me what's on your mind by tweeting at ali velshi, and facebook.com/ali velshi. america's oil boom is growing prices for a loop, helping to push them down. there's more energy online from north dakota, texas and others. according to the latest data, the united states is turning into the top producer of oil products, beating out the big wigs saudi arabia and russia. when the price of oil comes down, gasoline usually follows suit. given american's love affair with the automobile it is welcome news. the department of energy found americans spend 4% of pre-tax income on gasoline. slower economic tisty in europe and -- activity in europe and asia is playing its part. the price per barrel is sliding because of worries about week demand and oversupply. there's another factor in play - o.p.e.c. 60% of oi

according to official figures, romania is spending 5 million euros on infrastructure required for therican base. this includes roads, power lines, a water supply, and a sewer system. >> we finally have running water like elsewhere. until now, we did not have anything. no sewers, no sewage treatment plant. people here since that there lights are changing. >> across from the entrance to the new missile base, a kiosk has just opened. this man hopes to do big business. >> the missile defense shield is good for us. people here finally have work again. now anybody in deveselu who wants to work can. >> he is not seen any americans close up yet for so we're also not allowed to get any closer to the future nato base with our tomorrow. this is now a high-security area. cameras were only permitted at the official groundbreaking ceremony last october, with was accompanied by lots of military pomp. the defense shield in deveselu is intended to protect europe from missiles launched from the middle east, for instance, iran. the groundbreaking third money itself was a political statement because the

sure someone overseas this and has grabbed your account information they are trying to login from romania, a flag will come up that this is a machine that has never been login and will prompt and for the second factor. it is a great way to start to protect yourself without going through real hassles and it is available today. >> the things you listed make their money off of data collection and targeting advertising. what would you say to people who are more concerned with the privacy aspects of the data not beindustry, who may as comfortable using those services because of the business. >> it is the state of the market today. but we are trying to do is get to something better. all the solutions must be privacy enhancing. we don't want to be enabling new identity solutions that will enable firms to being vacuuming up more data about people than today. built-in privacy from the start, putting in rules and trying to code those rules into technology we think we can really start to move the ball forward. what we're finding is in the , there aren't a lot of great solutions that offer both secur

this bank has been exposure to romania and hungary.s a bit of a certain ahead of the stress tests. they are rising. a rise of relief. is theopulare di milano biggest black hole. down by 50% today. -- banca monte is the biggest black hole, down by 50% today. the moves are always bigger when the stock is always smaller. 2007. at 21 euros and the black hole, the capital hold that is italian lender has to fill. to citigroup to explore all of the strategic options as it considers how to replenish that capital hole. it is not a big stock of spotlight on italy today. you know what? the last time i looked, 4 banks falling,ut of 49 are not a bad return. >> not a bad return. when i look at banca monte and a short gap, is about 60% of the market cap. how do they raise this money? a lot suspicion it will be a wave of consolidation in the italian banking sector. mark barton, thank you very much. our top stories at bloomberg. the ecb will reveal how much they spent on corporate bonds last week. it will be the third time they have went to that market

. >> if all of us in russia remembers the story with the last dictator of romania, a month before hisownfall, gustav -- that a huge number of votes. , that is it,, well it was over. he finishes and it is a frightful finish and nobody needs that. what can comeion, to the power is anybody at all. >> part 2 of our conversation with mikhail khodorkovsky on the next "charlie rose." join us. ♪ >> he invented the self driving car, is considered the godfather of artificial intelligence. he cofounded google x, broadband balloons to connect to the internet through the stratosphere. now, sebastian thrun is onto his greatest ambition yet, democratizing education, by sharing knowledge with people that can't afford it. joining me on "studio 1.0," inventor,

romania expanded its tax code to include a 16% tax on witches. a coverb of witches. a poison plant was cast into the river. one which, compulsively containing dog and cat faecal matter. neither worked because a law was cracked down on for witches who incorrectly told the future. at one point as many as 40% of the court cases were witchcraft prosecutions. pig miss in um becky were accused of a crime punishable by 10 years >>> more than two dozen officials in the inner circle of former president mahmoud ahmadinejad were arrested for practicing sourcery and black magic. it was part of a bigger fight >>> here in the u.s. the most maimous witch trials took place in salom massachusetts. more than 200 were accused of witchcraft, and 20 executed. the colony admitted it was a mistake >>> these days local businesses lick up to 100 million a year in merchandise and memorabilia. >> >> all of these people eagerly waiting in line are about to get closer than they ever have before to an 8,000 pound giant. >> hi bamboo! >> bamboo is the oldest elephant here at seattle's woodland par

. >> if all of us in russia remembers the story with the last dictator of romania, a month before hisownfall, gustav got a huge number of votes. a month later, well, that is it, it was over. he finishes and it is a frightful finish and nobody needs that. in this situation, what can come to the power is anybody at all. >> part 2 of our conversation with mikhail khodorkovsky on the next "charlie rose." join us. ♪ >> the following is a paid presentation from the new face of star vista entertainment. ♪ >> it is about love.

. >> if all of us in russia remembers the story with the last dictator of romania, a month before hisll, gustav got a huge number of votes. a month later, well, that is it, it was over. he finishes and it is a frightful finish and nobody needs that. in this situation, what can come to the power is anybody at all. >> part 2 of our conversation with mikhail khodorkovsky on the next "charlie rose." join us. Â >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson in for emily chang. ahead on "bloomberg west" this hour, first the new iphone and the new ipad. apple unveiling its latest full and mini ipads, an event on october 16. according to a person familiar with the matter, these ipads reportedly have a gold color as an option. but can the new devices reverse the decline, any color new device, decline the reverse in plummeting sales.

. >> if all of us in russia remember this story with the last dictator of romania. a month before his downfall, a huge number, i mean really got a huge number of votes. and then literally a month later, well, i don't know, that's it. it was over. he finishes and it's a frightful finish. nobody needs that. because in this situation, what can come to power is anybody at all. >> rose: on its next charlie rose, part two of our conversation with mikhail khodorkovsky. join us. >> for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us on-line at pbs.org and charlie rose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org within funning for charlie rose has been provided by the coca-cola company supporting this program skins 20023. american express. additional funding provided by >> hi. i'm rick steves. today we're heading off on a very special adventure, traveling to three of the most exciting cities in europe: florence, rome, and venice. italy's my favorite country. these are my favorite italian cities, and you're ab

only romania fairs worse among countries in the developed world in terms of child poverty.t's where save the children comes in. ali velshi recently spoke to the ceo and president. he asked her what impact the growing issue of income inequality is having on children particularly here in the united states? >> it's making a huge impact of the lives of children. in the u.s. right now, in rule areas of the united states, one in four kids are living under the poverty line. so 25% of our children are living under the poverty line, and nationally it's about one in five. so it's a real issue. we actually do a record every year called state of the world's mother. when we started the u.s. was in the top ten. now the u.s. is 31st? the state of the world's mothers. to the 31st best place to be a mom. >> but in our minds it should be in the top. what is your sense of the prescription for this in the united states. we'll talk about the rest of the world, but we should be very worried when we're slipping down at that rate. >> yeah. i think it's a couple of things. the growing inequality is

his work spans six decades and captures his travels in places like mexico, egypt, and romania, afterswitzerland, spain and the uk. >>> and still to come they survived an avalanche in nepal, we'll have that coming up. >> plus, meteorologist, david murphy returns with the exclusive accuweather forecast. when "action news" at noon comes right back. >>> the sentencing phase in the oscar pistorius trial continues in south africa, a relative of his slain girlfriend took the stand. she said that pistorius must pay for what he has done and does not believe his courtroom apology to the family was sincere. ultimately the judge will decide the punishment the athlete will receive. pistorius was found guilty of culpable homicide last year. >>> and now the total dead is 27 for the avalanche in the mountains of nepal, 17 people are still missing and the searches continue now that the weather is improving. several people described the ordeal. >> lost people i had been with and i couldn't see anything and i was stuck in snow to here. >> it's very frightening. >> it's tragedy happened 100 miles from t

country, and the idea was if you sent them to wherever it was, germany, austria, rooem annia, you -- romaniaukraine, they'd take them, get them to. they would be prosecuted. >> this was a justice department initiative. your reporting showed the stayed department objected to what justice was doing as did the social security administration and foreign governments, who you mentioned earlier had to receive the former nazis, what happened to the former objections? >> they complained loudly. imagine the bro back. imagine swun unwanted. the state department for the u.s. ambassador. they faced their a.b.c. the justice department clamped down its methods. it backed away from what was known as nazi dumping. a derogatory term. backing away from that, what didn't change was the law. allowing benefits to be paid, who left the country. it's a high threshold. >> did the benefits showed how much was paid out. >> we estimated based on the records. the social security administrator refused the request to provide a number of nazi suspects who received payments, and the total amounts of the amounts. they told u

after he arrived, he said it was very urgent to start immediate revolutionary acts throughout turkey, romaniagary, and austria. he thought by stirring up national revolution, the allies could impede the central power's ability from moving east to west and vice versa. he also thought that graded increase requirement for enemy troops in southern europe thus spreading the enemy forces even thinner. he thought it might be possible to block the danube and defense and industrial facilities on enemy soil and he collected information as well. he had additional people from his new york days. he had volunteers from czechoslovakia, france, and italy. in the netherlands, he joined forces with a former courier from his organization who was put in charge of an effort to collect information on munitions factories in western germany and was able to set up in 1915 which established a courier service into prague. when inserting people into belgium, people typically got them across the border as vendors or laborers because there was a lot of cross-border traffic and this sort of thing, and they would bring back

. >> all of those days -- the one i remember is christmas day of i maybe 1990,1989, the fall of romania. >> that was church escrow -- >> you know what sticks in my mind, "mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall." >> nice one. >> another president, president obama will be in indiana today at a steel mill talking about jobs. he took that victory lap yesterday pointing to better data here. >> a data check right now. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities -- futures up 8. -- crude $90.90. it is a front page that is very fluid. >> tensions are flaring in hong kong. there was a scuffle between protesters and those in the district, across the harbor from the central district. we know civil employees could not get to work because they are still barricaded there. >> bigger barricades -- ian bremmer is out on twitter saying do not go into the government buildings. and the fluidity of the last 60 minutes is a little bit of protest. >> and you are seeing protests -- you are seeing live shots from the streets where there are protesters waiting to see how it plays out. we will check in with andrew davis

a country like romania is going through a big reform program that makes it very attractive.e to be very selective when you look at these european countries. , russia is the elephant in the room. that is where you want to be. mark, your take on what is happening in asia at the moment. we saw unilever out with numbers yesterday. the statement talked about a slowdown in asia. it talked about the consumer slowing down a little bit. can you give us your read? what are you seeing? yes, no question, there is some slowdown in selected markets. you have seen the numbers for china where we are not in double-digit levels now. we are in high single-digit growth levels. in the rest of asia, you are talking about roughly 5% growth average, which is very good when you consider it in comparison with other parts of the world. there is a bit of a slowdown, but it is more like competition. numbersthe unilever probably reflect increased competition for what they are selling. mind you, unilever is a great company and we like to be exposed to that company simply because they are so diverse a figh

much of this hacking comes from overseas from countries like romania and russia and ukraine so work with foreign partners in extradition to extradite people from eastern europe who could be hacking into the u.s. but part of the problem is others in business people who are directly hit by it is hard to get the american voter to focus on this because it is not something you see in front of you like a bomb going off. stuart: but it is part of this general rising of the anxieres level. we had the security guy mcafee on this program saying the big one. the big hack is coming before the end of the year because you have all these people with all kinds of records for all kinds of people he thinks the big one is coming. i think this general alarm about this in the financial community and the country at large. >> i wish the country was more concerned about it but i agree with you, i agree with the fbi and the secret seation.ice who trying to get ciolperation with the financial industry and the government and to get this to the average american to make sure they take more preventive measures and we

>> it is romania and bulgaria. southeastern europe. there may be loans from europe to help pay russia what they say they are owed. it has had gas subsidies for so long, it is not very energy efficient and does not know how to use gas. >> that's right, so you have all of these inefficient industries in ukraine support a lot of jobs. it would not work if gas was just sold from the market. toy russia is willing provide it. you need to get to a point where they function as an economy without they subsidized gas. getting from here to there is extraordinarily difficult. >> what is going to be the tipping point? >> we will have to see a broad resolution, which is not an easy thing. move arounding to the edges. it will build more resilience. it will try to reassure countries in eastern europe that it will help, but that is going to take time. >> is a $100 barrel gone? are we done with that? >> i think volatility is back. scarlet, better than good. dow futures not affected by ibm today. up 55. for surge last quarter apple on strong iphone 6 sal

you've been in romania for three months. >> that's true. >> now you have the easy bake. >> the best friendspstick, that natural -- nyx cosmetics.com. and old school with the ring pops and the hubba bubba. >> from my childhood. >> all right, you guys, jill, awesome. >> thanks. >> get ready to cook with us. chloe is in the kitchen stirring up tonight's dinner. >> and just getting started with the song by country singer jason aldean. >> oh, my god. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through dance? me too... we're practically twins! with new jolly rancher filled gummy bites? not today. bites. little greatness. you want i fix this mess? a mess? i don't think -- what's that? snapshot from progressive. plug it in, and you can save on car insurance based on your good driving. you sell to me? no, it's free. you want to try? i try this if you try... not this. okay. da! >>> we're back

interesting -- you were telling me during the commercial break that you are having a better time in romaniain your business in belgium right now. i would think they would be hit harder, but they are doing well. >> all these changes we are seeing right now really reflect had gonethat if things up too high, they would have come down. any concerns that people have, you have a major reaction. reaction is always greater than what it should be, and that is what is taking place right now. as far as we are concerned, we have an international presence -- our biggest one is in china -- and also, we are in the , but inast and dubai europe, we have entered the belgium markets, which have been tough because of the fact that attitudes of people in western europe are much more conservative, much more cautious, and attitudes in eastern europe are somewhat like you might say the developing world and china. they are more entrepreneurial. the consumer is much more willing to invest and to spend, and we do not see that in western europe, and i think that reflects on the general state of the economy in western

they can do this from russia, romania.tern european hacking groups are prolific and very good at what they do. >> the account information, we don't know whether it was hacked. they said no evidence of that. that's somewhat reassuring. what else is inside those bank computers? what sensitive information is in the jpmorgan computer system? >> the personally identifiable information is name, address, e-mail and particulars like that. they didn't get social security numbers, didn't get dates of birth and other more sensitive information involving accounts. this he can do a lot with this information. they'll do that to engineer fishing e-mails to these customers. the customer is the weaker link here. >> this was a deep attack. this was on 90 servers as we now learned. let's assume jpmorgan has been totally transparent and told the truth about an attack that happened in june or july this year. three months down the line they were suggesting only 1 million people were affected. now in a regulatory filing they say 76 million. it's

overseas has somehow grabbed your account information and they're trying to log in from, oh, say romania, a flag will come up and this is a machine that's never been logged into with these initials. it's a great way to start to protect yourself without hassle, and it's available for free today. >> host: so all of those companies you just listed, at least to a certain extent, make their money off of data collection and targeting and advertising. >> guest: yes. >> what would you say to people who are more concerned with the privacy aspects of the data mining industry who might not be as comfortable using those services was that's their business? >> guest: it's the state of the market today, and a lot of what we're trying to do is drive to something better. one of our guiding principles to all these solutions must be privacy enhancing. we don't want to simply be enabling the creation of a new set of identity solutions that will enable firms to be vacuuming up more data about people than they're able to do today. from building in privacy from the start putting in a specific set of rules and