shal attraction clear views of the highest summit the peak. this group plans to climb to the peak and ski down afterwards respect i have great respect for the mountain to stunning to just look at it from a far off stop short of the peak. for now though it's time for them to head back to the heights and charge their batteries for the next day. around fifteen thousand visitors come every year to climb peak all day and they told. the mountaineers start off in the wee hours of the morning it's still dark out they will need about five hours to scale the thirteen hundred metres to the top. the view it twilight makes it worth the early start. unfortunately it is also a bad weather sign as a cold front is on the horizon. at an altitude of twenty nine hundred metres there's a passage in the rock that heads over to the huge a nato glazier basin with inclement weather makes for a difficult climb the hikers rope up for the last stretch to the summit they will soon be crossing a bridge that turns the tour into an adventure. where continue to scale these tw

called combined the another fifty hundred million on security on content on people on regular turi him shal issues in order to meet sure that is the door to fact there is they need to put guard rails around that make sure they're being more proactive than reactive interesting times in the tech industry will be keeping a close eye on what does happen thanks very much daniel lives in germany opposition m.p.'s are demanding onse us from the government about a scandal involving well known car makers and diesel fuel tests or such confronted by b.m.w. daimler and volkswagen reportedly forced volunteers and monkeys to inhale toxic exhaust gases a v.w. suspended one of its senior executives after the public outcry over the secret testimony cain has more from berlin. this unfolding scandal involving three of germany's largest car manufacturers daimler b.m.w. and fox fagen has profound implications not just for the motor industry but also the closeness of the relationship between the german government and the most and manufacturers let's remember the importance of the german car industry the automoti

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that he'll be able to build one after the other, the bannon conversation, the gates plea, the van der shal plea as well. in terms of gates where it would be headed, he did have a proper session with the prosecution. it was that that he actually did gates lie about one of the charges he's pleaded to. and notwithstanding lying, mueller offered him a pretty sweetheart deal. so, i think it's likely that he not only stitches up manafort for mueller, which is no mean feat, but also does offer, as others are saying, certain insights into what was going on during the campaign, even post manafort's exit. >> chuck, let me ask you to weigh in on the manafort statement today. he obviously expressed displeasure with his former deputy pleading guilty, and a lot of people have asked me -- and not that i'm any authority, but have sort of been throwing around this question about whether a pardon has been promised either explicitly or through some intermediary. what did you think when you saw the manafort statement today expressing displeasure and disappointment in gates for not staying and fighting to try

factor and rory and they shal reports suggested this aircraft had come down in a suburb could be casualties on the ground we know anything about where this aircraft came down. well i mean from the maps i've been looking at the plane we're having q. i'm sorry q east. germany or is the south east of moscow there was there any heading away from from the city. you know that. the population sort of filled out very rapidly and once you get outside of moscow russia don't see a huge or not no not very much to be populated country so it's very dangerous is it a hugely popular to the area that it came down and we will have to see as more information from the last twenty twenty tragedy because there are moderate people were killed on the ground all right ready for the mother many thanks indeed for a challenge live there on the line from moscow we'll have more on this breaking news a little later in the news a heavy blow to syria and iran that's how israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is describing his country's most significant s. strikes on syria in decades there in response to syrian governme

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i think they are much less influ ents shal now. the assets under management is too small, and two major short vix funds. 794 million. on monday i think they did and i wrote about that, want more trader talk at cnbc.com here ipos postponed this week but we got a couple pricing today cactus prices well above the range. the price talk 16 to 19. and lower there for them we also have a chinese company you heard david mention this early, small wearable technology, sme price in the middle 10 million shares at 11. they haven't opened yet. victory capital, a bu teke asset management firm will be opening about an hour over on the nasdaq 11.7 million, 13 well below the price talk of 17 to $19. the dow is down 129 points. >> i'll take it, bob and hand it over to jim cramer who can introduce our guest. >> i have to tell you, how crazy is this market there's a stock at t-mobile opened down. it looks like it was a mistake because it's setting records for revenues and growing year over year, 5 million each year, it's rather amazing and we happen t

because he essentially argued that there was a providence shal order at work in the world. a theological truth to be discerned. and he made that message in sectarian terms because he was a christian, but i talked to him, 13 years ago now, spent a couple of days at his house on a mountain. isn't it wonderful he lived on a mountain and looked a lot like moses would have looked i think in those days. and he said it wasn't his job to decide who got into heaven. that was god's job. and i think that that kind of disposition about faith is something that people in the south and people in america and in this time of great division would do very well to emulate. >> exactly. beautifully put. >> just as i am for anybody that watched the crusades, that was the song that would play at the end, just like in most of my southern baptist churches, you would keep playing it 14, 15, 20 verses until somebody came forward. so josh, president obama actually had spent time with billy graham. >> yeah. obviously this was later in reverend graham's life but he did have a couple of occasions to spend

it was the spy that really went down shal that is used by institutions. vanguard did fine.d the quantitative traders that were getting out of the volatility trade. >> maria: that's accounting for the 1,000 point decline? >> yes. >> what will change it then? what are you worried about from here on out. we talked about rising interest rates and all those things. >> the micro story is really good. we're going to see for months now, the reinvesting of money coming back because earnings period is over. i'm much more concerned about the macro picture. we have a run-away spending again with a repeat of the bush policies of spending money we don't have. ultimately that's not good. you're seeing it reflected in the dollar. you're seeing it reflected in interest rates. and if interest rates go up, it's not so much that people won't invest in stocks, it's that it makes stocks more expensive in a relative sense. the biggest concern i see is if we end up having a slowdown in the second half of the year, which is not unlikely after all this money has been put to work, that could be a pro