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sofi: talk is cheap and investors s are makiking money.ket was in a rally mode on thursday because this is a modest breakthrough, that is a phrase i read a lot today and i think that is a good way to put it. there is nothing hard but wall street is all about emotions and how investors feel about the future. and i feel like some are feeling their -- some are seeing their hopes come true in the way that trump strategy that they -- that the trump strategy of threatening trade partners appears to be working. trust disputes have taken a toll on the other parts of the economy, and trump can literally bend their will. and now china amongst others has lost some of their leverage. so the u.s. could come out of these talks on top of this situation. in an interview on thursday, trump's top economic advisor larry kudlow said talking is better than not talking, but the timing of the stocks is crucial and investors believe trump just hit the sweet spot in regards to timing. >> i have been reading there are stellar retail results. u.s. consumers aren't s

i think that's a legitimate i think that's a legitimate accusation sofi to the extent that it puts pressure on the u.s. intelligence community to do something that's hard to do which is to present the if you will the secret facts or the story i don't even know frankly the secret story because i don't have a reason i need to know that as a retired cia officer however if they do present the facts there's a risk of of compromising what we call sources and our methods which would of course not not be good so the question is how much evidence should be provided to the american people i'm personally and i stress this is my personal view an advocate of declassifying as much information as possible and presenting it to the american people and to present it to the russian government i think we really need to initiate a process that we negotiate an end to this kind of aggressive cyber hacking and interference in our one another's domestic affairs if president putin believes the u.s. is interfering in russian domestic affairs or internal affairs it's not a good approach to interfere in our affairs in

william and rose stiren, would later go onto write confessions of turner and -- and sofi's choice. they established -- the stirens and the kennedys established a friendship which lasted till today, robert kennedy and his family and ted kennedy as well. john glenn was there, the hero of the hour, he sat at mrs. kennedy's table. he had just orbited the earth. anyone who wanted to talk to john glenn would soon run for the senate for ohio for the first time, lester pearson, canadian liberal party leader, won nobel peace prize on suess crisis, he would be elected prime minister of canada the following year. robert frost was there, he was 88, he was a magnet all evening for people. of course, frost was -- had become famous for his reciting of the gift outright poem in inago intraiciÓn -- inauguration and president kennedy would send him on a mission, cultural affairs mission to the soviet union. katherine anne porter was there, she had written one novel, she mostly wrote short stories but her one novel on that very day reached number one in "the new york times" best seller list. only nob

. >> reporter: people w witness the stable outbreak say it was sofy horrig, they had to do mething, anything, to keep it from happening again. inside the clinic area on northeast d.c. that helps workers, it was like anrmy battlefield hospital three weeks ago, when clients start overdosing, one after another after another. we had 15 overdoses withi two days. they managed to save them, thanks to having the drug. nd reporter: news 4 was there as d.c. fire crews tended to people who overdosed on a possibly fatal batch of dgs called k2 or synthetic marijuana even though the chemical component is diffent. >> two people have died from k2 overdoses. >> reporter: the director of central mison near union station. he was so alarmed by the deadlyb oureak going on he and his staff organized a town hall meeting to discuss the matter with residents. >> k2 is the latest thing kicking people while they are down. it t ising advantage of people in their poverty to get a cheap high, bute process, it is killing people. >> reporter: d.c. officials say 300 people were treated at hoitals for erdoses during a ten-da

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on the newshour tonight: a new chapter for sofi. the story of a little girl reunited with her family afterek of separation. plus, beyond charlottesville. one year aft the deadly protests, we step back and as followed that white nationalist rally. and,t's friday. david brooks and ruth marcus break down a packed week of political news. all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by:

sofie. and if you do. that if the. election process might. exist with this verdict the court has given emerson one jaguar the green light to become zimbabwe's new president ending a weeks long dispute the man get what camp is celebrating the victory and we say that the reds no evidence and the clips found that there was no evidence of the my practices it would have to bear with allegations and. so the quote i believe is that. in a tweet urged his election opponent opposition leader nelson chamisa to cooperate he wrote letters old now put our differences behind us it is time to move forward together. but zimbabwe's opposition party the movement for democratic change remains firm in its position that the election process was problematic so ultimately. having spoken. people followed the proceedings. to come up with. by b. is a serious illness issue. with the courts having expressed its verdict emerson my god was integration is set to take place within the next forty eight hours most likely on sunday. straight to zimbabwe's capital harare where w

i think that's a legitimate i think that's a legitimate accusation sofi to the extent that it puts pressure on the u.s. intelligence community to do something that's hard to do which is to present the if you will the secret facts or the story i don't even know frankly the secret story because i don't have a reason i need to know that as a retired cia officer however if they do present the facts there's a risk of of compromising what we call sources and our methods which would of course not not be good so the question is how much evidence should be provided to the american people i'm personally and i stress this is my personal view an advocate of declassifying as much information as possible and presenting it to the american people and to present it to the russian government i think we really need to initiate a process that we negotiate an end to this kind of aggressive cyber hacking and interference in our one another's domestic affairs if president putin believes the u.s. is interfering in russian domestic affairs or internal affairs it's not a good approach to interfere in our affairs in

fascinating account of hertime and interview is a fascinating account of her time and knowledge of her sofin. the last time the family saw him was in 1999, so they didn't have any sighting of him. she blames it all on him going to university in jeddah and coming under the influence of a radicalise. muslim brotherhood. exactly. it was known that he had led a playboy it life in beirut in his early adult years and so on beirut in his early adult years and so on and then suddenly did change and initially she talks about when he went to afghanistan to fight against the soviets and the family we re against the soviets and the family were proud of him, without realising that he was going to change into what he became. the fact that this interview has been allowed by saudi arabia's leadership and crown prince muhamed ben salman, who has agreed, and really it is to dispel critics who allege that 0sama ben martin had had state support. —— 0sama bin laden. legal actions have have been a lodged against the kingdom, remember 15 of the hijackers came from saudi arabia and let's point out, because it gets

transferred to one of the hospitals in the casket sofi to the central african republic and we know that russia's foreign ministry certainly is watching the case and this is what we hear from that about what is going to happen next. that should diplomacy our diplomats will certainly work with all the documentation found at the scene where the board is rude to the russian foreign ministry's working alongside russian law enforcement diplomats who are in direct contact with law enforcement in the central african republic. and russian embassy know say that they will organize their return to home and to russia just a note on the actual journalists their work there do we have do we have an idea of what the redoing in the country and this is the question it's not clear what exactly they're in central african republic was there were several reports and many of them cannot be independently verified and we hear something for their friends from colleagues but anyway the reason for mation that they were in the country working on a documentary filming a story investigating somehow the work of foreign

sofi is somebody that we provided liquidity to, so really we and sofi have really built up that marketginations over the last few years due to those loans. if you have to go into personal unsecured is more competitive, but if you are very focused, you can find attractive pieces to lend money and make good returns. david: you are moving into the online or mobile banking. then you will be to compete worldwide, certainly nationwide. at the same time, it brings a letter competitors against you. when you talk about picking your spots, in terms of online, what is your spot, and how do you compete in the space? bruce: business markets are moving toward digital, so you have to have great online space and mobile capability, and that has to be integrated with your physical branches. i think we are doing a great job. customers have great experience with other industries. it is simple, easy-to-use, intuitive. those other companies use data really well. we have to be as good at that as other industries. i think banks have been playing catch-up. when we look at our digital channels, we introduced so

. >> >> my name is sofy constantineo and a documentary film maker and cinema togfer, producer and director. it is inevable you want your movie to get out and realize yoi need to be a commune tee organizer to get people together to see the story you will tell [inaudible] pretty rich and interesting. in what we do as film makers is try to tell the best story possible so i think that is where i [inaudible] learn everything. lighting and cinematography. i got jobs of stage manger at some place and projectionist. i kind of mixed and matched as i went and kept refining i feel like it isn't just about making things that are beautiful and appealing and rich and [inaudible] the way that the films [inaudible] it has to tell a story. >> my name is sumell [inaudible] free lance multimedia produce. my project is [inaudible] mostly oof street photographry with a few portraits. i'm going arounds san francisco and capturing the [inaudible] as we started to do this project i was reading about the decline of african american population in san francisco and i wondered where the remaining population was and w

detalles de este sÍndrome de usher pero tambiÉn deja muy claro tanto para sofi y ojalÁ a ustedes loso ra ti de la salsa, y el gran sergio george. >> bienvenidos. >> tito nieves, quÉ placer. >> un placer amigo, bienvenido. >> adelante, por favor. >> estÁn en su casa. >> bienvenidos, bienvenidos. >> quÉ placer tenerte por acÁ. >> delicioso tenerlos, esta mÚsica estÁ espectacular. >> sergio george. >> bienvenidos. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos, ¿cÓmo surge de repente esta colaboraciÓn maravillosa que no nos ha dejado quietos? porque hemos estado bailando cada vez que suena. >> ¿cÓmo surge?. >> surge una conversaciÓn con mi hermano de 40 aÑos, tito que me llamÓ para hacer un concierto en medellÍn colombia, le dije vamos a hacer una cosa mÁs interesante creo, nos juntamos, durÓ cinco minutos o menos la conversaciÓn. . >> son 40 aÑos de relaciÓn, son un matrimonio. >> sÍ, si. >> tienen bodas casi de plata. >> la primera canciÓn que me envÍa es viva la mÚsica ¿ le gusta?. >> estÁ preciosa. >> lo mÁs raro, esa canciÓn estuvo mÁs de un aÑo, se la presentÓ a varios artistas que no vamos a presen

someone -- sofi is someone we provide liquidity to and we have built up that market. choose your spots. if you go into areas like personal unsecured like markets is playing, it is more competitive. if you are very focused, you can find attractive places to lend money with good returns. >> you have a brick-and-mortar operation, 1200 branches, and at the same time you are moving into the online, mobile banking. they gives you an advantage to compete world and nationwide overnight. it also brings a lot of competitors against you. when it comes to picking spots, what is your spot? how do you avoid just competing on price? arehe business models moving toward digital, so you have have great on my capabilities and mobile capabilities. that has to be seamlessly integrated with your physical branches. i think we are doing a good job at that. customers have great experiences with other industries. it is simple, easy-to-use, intuitive. those other companies use data really well. we have to be as good at that as other industries, and i think banks have been playing catch-up. when

sofie. and could do. that if the. election process. existed with this verdict the court has given emerson one jaguar the green light to become zimbabwe's new president ending a weeks long dispute the man got what camp is celebrating the victory and we say that the reds no evidence and the clips found that there was no evidence of the my practices it would have to bear with allegations and yet so i believe that. in a tweet urged his election opponent opposition leader nelson chamisa to cooperate he wrote letters old now put our differences behind us it is time to move forward together. but zimbabwe's opposition party the movement for democratic change remains firm in its position that the election process was problematic so ultimately. having spoken. people followed the proceedings. to come up with. but the is a serious illness. with the courts having expressed its verdict emerson my god was integration is set to take place within the next forty eight hours most likely on sunday. and our correspondents are privileged and with severe ear

bloomberg has learned the deal for the company, known as would, would be -- sofi, be a step before aniggest blunders and shopping for a rescue loan of $500 million to save the atm maker. jpmorgan has asked -- and asked to -- investing in a new loan. ,hey have been hunting for cash hurting for cash, and posting unexpected second-quarter losses at the beginning of the month. another ownership change in rapidly shifting restaurant industries -- wendy's has agreed arby's, its stake in as the owner is buying back this premium onith a 38% wendy's previous valuation of the investment. that is your business flash update. scarlet: coming up, turkish delight -- and despair. financial crisis escalates in turkey, how some things are cashing in as other things are losing out. and you can catch all the functions on the bloomberg with tv . about the worst turkish traitor ever -- a lot was happening 10 years ago -- trader ever. a lot was happening tenures years ago for mark. this is bloomberg. o for mark. this is bloomberg. lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. welcome to bloomberg