he said he would have to check with secretary scholz. on september 15, the president entered into a conversation with john dean that began at 27 minutes after 5:00 and lasted until 17 minutes after 6:00. we have a tape recording of that conversation, up until 6:00. minute segment has not been produced according to a subpoena. it has been subpoenaed. the special prosecutor, to again listen to that 17 minute segment and see if it perhaps might not be relevant. the judge in his reconsideration determined that 13 of the 17 minutes were indeed relevant. according to john dean's testimony, which is not yet been released, but will be released, you will learn that according to john dean -- i think john dean knows that that tape is going to be made public. at the president knew about this ordered audits. the president made some derogatory remarks about secretary scholz, and call them something like a candy asks. to contactas told the president. if there is anything that is going to affect adversely our democracy, our individual freedoms, it's the

basically the center-right has scholz,o endorse martin who is a socialist, in exchange for the support of the centerleft when it will come to vote for juncker for the european council. a bit of horse trading, but that is often the rule. >> thank you very much indeed. thank you for bringing us up to speed. some world cup updates, all eyes big evening in france, two clashes, argentina and .witzerland the score 1-02 argentina. some delighted argentine fans. -- later on,lgium belgium will take on the united states battling it out for a spot in the quarterfinals. isn leave the -- dan levy standing by. argentina now through to the quarterfinals. yes, that is what everybody would have expected. they would not have anticipated how difficult it would be. threeid really require group games. he basically scored the crucial goals in all of those matches. goals,have a hand in the scored by a rival of his during the spanish league season. messi with a brilliant run. breaking of the swiss heart and bringing to the manager,hly esteemed the german coach, was 25 major trophies in his career and now bows

in brussels behind closed doors come and of course they sought to portray the election of martin scholz as once again an example of the lack of transparency within european institutions. i'm not sure they convinced everyone here. what is clear when you look at the figures is that no matter how strong a happy come in parliament, skeptics are in no position to be a blocking minority. how about some world cup news for you? today's early game will see argentina take on switzerland, and the later one will see the usa going against belgium in that knockout round. there are a lot of happy french football fans out there today. their team beat nigeria last 2-0. french fans in brazil, there is a reason to be happy. 2-0 and will face germany in the quarterfinals. >> it is a wake-up call, but playing against germany should be great. >> they are in top form. >> france is going to be the world champions this year! we are going to be the champs! high until the broken deadlock in the 79th minute, sending thousands outside paris' townhall into pandemonium. >> we love you, we love you! >> france had mode

find out when christian scholz thinks the fed will raise rates. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back.his is "countdown." i am mark barton. 6:17 a.m. the fed is turning bond buying for another $10 million or months but the committee says they are still wary of a rate hike. for more, berenberg's christian schulz joins us now. what's your assessment on when the fed is going to start raising interest rates? the eye-catching change at the very end, we had one dissenter. plosser dissented on the guidance but i think that is very important. rate hike in a april of next year but that is still plenty of time for the committee to discuss and make up their minds. the numbers published during the impact haven't had much on the vote yet but it's a surprise we already have somebody dissenting and that is a hawkish message. plosser couldnk move.r encourage them to >> we may have seen more positive labor data and could extension with the discussion. who knows? was not the one people expected to dissent first. maybe more people will join him next time. tojanet yellen is trying stop us getting overzeal

session of the european parliament was marked by discord following the election of germany's martin scholz as head of the european parliament. he lost in european elections, but was returned to his post by european deputies. >> now he faces a tough task of uniting an increasingly factitious group of lawmakers. parliamentary elections in may saw the rise of the far right and eurosceptic parties who want to dismantle business as usual in brussels. >> the first session of european parliament was marked by a symbolic show of dissent. eurosceptic mep's turned their backs as the european anthem was played during the opening ceremony. many were angry at what they called a done deal -- the reelection of the parliament's president. the socialist is the first mep to fill the post for a second consecutive term. >> nobody in the european union can ignore this parliament. this unique institution. either on the national level or on the european level. we are a source of democratic legitimacy in europe. >> three political groupings in the european parliament put forward their own candidates, including th

. >> let's bring in senior -- omist from ehrenberg berenberg, christian scholz.chulz.tian >> spain and greece had slightly better figures which highlights that it is the core of the eurozone that seems to be slowing at the moment while the periphery is doing quite well. it seems to be a shift within the eurozone recovery towards the periphery and the problems are shifting away from the periphery towards the core. >> looking at the big value of euro. draghi said it is a huge problem. ny says he's comfortable with it. this debate? in >> i think the euro is a lot lower than it was before the crisis peaked. it is not overvalued in that sense. the account is hugely positive and you could even argue -- >> distribution? >> the big swing has been the periphery. they have adjusted their external balances within this account regime. the euro was not the big problem. even countries like france, if the euro were the valued, it would not solve the problem. lack oflem is the competitiveness in the eurozone. in the short-term term for the ecb, there is the effect on inflation w

fifty sites in gaza and injured more than twenty palestinians that's according to local medical for scholz. joins us from israeli palestinian forder hi there paul la nouba. us up to date on what we know so far. well these many prime minister benjamin netanyahu has reportedly instructed the israeli defense forces to prepare for a possible ground offensive in gaza now we're hearing these reports as we hear that the israeli army also instructs a call up of several thousand more reservists and this is in addition to the one and a half thousand who have already been called up since the early hours of this morning some twenty eight rockets have been fired at israel from gaza one of them was intercepted we have heard no reports of injuries or damage i'm standing on the israeli gaza border and as i was waiting to cross to you we could see israeli warplanes in the distance dropping bombs on gaza we're hearing from gaza hospitals that they're in a state of emergency that many people have been brought in with quite severe injuries particularly off to one of those bombs fell on central gaza according

scholz is mystifying this, and complimenting him and doing it perfectly fine.ng was the reality, stalin would have had him shot. stalling came up with a great phrase, there's no people who surrendered. there are just traders. for anybody in the pow camp, there's just more. and then i saw akhromeyev at the signing ceremony in 1987, and he said it was his proudest moment in his life, the to proudest moment was on the road in leningrad and the signing in the white house. he and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states went around visiting military bases, which were unheard of before reykjavÍk. and then after a long while the wall was falling just in the time in 1989 which was a year and half later, i was out of government by then, i was over in a conference in moscow with robert mcnamara and a bunch of people, and that akhromeyev who was in, not chief of staff of the armed forces but he was gorbachev's military advisor to so i sent him a note to say hello. he said, right over. come right over, his office was right down the hall from gorbachev

estimates that came in at $12.7 billion. 34%>ad clicks that rose for more, we are joined by thomas scholzhelpe companies tackle these mobile marketing. it is a fascinating trend in google. in the first quarter there was concern that they had to migrate to mobile ads. you can't charge as much per click. but they are managing to wrap up the -- ramp up the amount of clicks. is google achieving the mobile migration? is it leading the way? it dominates. >> it's very strong and they are innovating. i think specifically with mobile, you have less space on a phone. but the mix of clicks is different. if i'm looking for offices or desktop, i do something different. the mobile phoens are not that sophisticated. so people do not click that often. with google, you have desktop and mobile. they are combined. it is not the perfect set up for both. you cannot target tablets. they will improve constantly. >> it is interesting because he said yet. they are not that sophisticated. many feel that mobile advertising will be more expensive on advertising on your pc. they can work out where i am in london and

so we are in this bubble and scholz is telling us what he knew about the first meeting.ll of a sudden the latch opens a, that door swings open, we look up and there is a seven-foot eight-inch secret service agent which says the president of the united states. we did what any red-blooded american would do. we all stood up and where all belly to belly in us. reagan looked at all of a sudden says this would make a great aquarium is sure to fill up with water. we had an eight seater there and there were nine of us. there was the chief of staff of the white house. there was the secretary of state. there was the national security adviser and the arms control director. i knew that if i was going to stay by god and in knew i was going to stay. what i did was offer the president my chair and i said sit right here mr. president and i hit the ground. i was on the floor and meanwhile this gigantic secret service guy had latched the door once again and so we were in there. it was a great moment because reagan cracked a few jokes and then said gorbachev is really serious about doing t