the soho hotel, it went bankrupt.o did buildings in panama and toronto. >> most people in the city when that tower went bankrupt chocked it off to the global financial crisis. selling condos at a bad time but a lot of people were building condos during the global financial crisis and none of them went bankrupt. like, 400 towers were built at the same time as this one. >> they partnered with columbia's journalism school to investigate what happened at the trump building in toronto. >> everyone lost money except for trump. that is ultimately the main revelation that we walked away with. >> everyone lost money but trump. it's the bottom line again and again. he gained. others lost. take panama. >> how much did he make? >> he made from what we can tell piecing together fragments of information, probably between 30,000,055 million even though it was a project that went bankrupt, remember? so everybody else lost it goes bankrupt. trump walks away with somewhere between 30 and $50 million. >> right. >> everybody else lost an

the soho hotel, it went bankrupt.d buildings in panama and toronto. >> most people in the city when that tower went bankrupt sort of that you canned it up to the global financial crisis, selling condos at a bad time. but a lot of people were building condos during the global financial crisis and none of them went bankrupt. like 400 towers were built at the same time as this one and 399 of them made money. >> marco and robert crib of the toronto star partnered with columbia's journalism school to investigate what happened at the trump building in toronto. >> everyone lost money except for trump. that is ultimately the main revelation that we walked away with. >> everyone lost money, but trump. it's the bottom line. again and again. he gained, others lost. take panama. how much did he make? >> he made, from what we can tell, piecing together fragments of financial information from different places, including the panamanian securities office, probably between $30 million and $55 million. >> everybody else lost, it goes b

as of next season the fanatics will be behind the goal in soho. and after they forced through a move from their current position over in the corner of the ground now a group achieved that move in part from protest withdrawing their support for much of this season as their dispute with the club continued that boycott and the fact that the current occupants season ticket holders and some cases longstanding seasons ago it is in block a going to have to be displaced have ruffled plenty of feathers among the eagles supporters. when the fanatics disappear from the ground their boycott seems almost universally popular one of their tech lines. no matter what that's one attack laws now for the support that say no matter what's. unless i don't get what they want. supporters protesting i'm holding firm until they get what they want to read in english football but the unpopular boycott was a success and the fanatics have got what they were after. what's quite was quite apparent these days in football. what a great example. is actually. singing section. into w

dog but we love it because the piece about it is and then original idea and creates a value while soho this park is an old ground in a traditional english style its loudest inhabitants have been taking tips from the continent turns out that pyrotechnics are pretty popular with british police. fanatics found out. that we. want to go. to the ground essential. to set them on. the. right. time. that 1st. 3 summits. inside the ground the fanatics beat out a rhythm which is hardly ever heard. state. they're flying their next from their place in the corner. as of next season the fanatics will be behind the goal in soho homes though and after they forced through a move from their current position over in the corner of the ground now a group achieved that move in part from protest withdrawing their support for much of this season as the dispute with the club continued that boycott and the fact that the current occupants season ticket holders and some cases longstanding seasons ago it is in block a going to have to be displaced have ruffled plenty of feathers among other eagle supporters. when t

he became financially involved with the trump soho hotel. and i think there was allegations of moneylaundering in the trump soho hotel. i think the reason that period matters is it's a predicate to his presidency. and did he develop relationships during that time or financial relationships that ended up compromising his ability or his independence when he became president. and i think that that's the really relevant time period. >> russ, and i encourage everybody to go read the article, but for this period, all of these masses losses, all of these risks he is taking, is there a success story in there at all? is there anything you can point to in that period and say here's where trump made some money, where things went right for him? >> it's a great question. there are a few things amid all this red ink that kind of pop up and ultimately fall back down again. there was a brief period of time when he started trading stocks. he would buy stocks on leverage, quietly, leak a story that he had bought a large share in a company and he was thinking

the trump soho hotel went bankrupt.s in panama and toronto. >> most people in the city just chalked it to the global financial crisis. a lot of people were building condos and none of them went bankrupt. >> reporter: marco and robert partnered with columbia's journalism school to investigate what happened at the trump building in toronto. >> every one lost money except for trump. >> reporter: it's the bottom line again and again. he gained, others lost. take panama. >> how much did he make? >> he made probably between 30 million and 55 million even though it's a project that went bankrupt, remember. >> reporter: everybody else lost and trump earned 30 to $50 million. how? a big part of the answer, licensing. >> the way it works is somebody else decides to build a building and they say we'll pay you a fee to put your name on it. >> reporter: those trump buildings in panama, toronto, soho and baja, mexico all licensed properties. >> he start eed licensing his ne because it was easy opportunity. you erp it looks amazing te

. >> you should have askeddy soho knows. let's look and show you what's been happening..c. over 70 inches of r.in since this time last ye that is +w/tm/.incredible here's the thing, this is good[ news. we're looking dri than next few months. this kind of goes along with the summer forecast. on thursday. so wait for that. talking aboutwá$@ 90 degrees. and rainfall. how about the hurricane season. we havehat on thursday. it's just on the cool side. after the showers earlier. 54 degrees calm wds. mostly clear skies. already.6 54 in. the average low is 54 degrees in the city. we'll be be low l!!ks tonight. bel average today after af very cool afternoon. we have seenijuáy$í'; making their wayhe to south a couple have é disappeared. not much ng on. it. the showers tone for thee day.] r vivf/v the storm system cloud hañ;eyéry9txcover. ÷ day. most should be on the dry side. here's the big story. with the breeze tomorrow it will be a chilly day. athe bus stop 48 degrees inside the belt way. most stay in the dry side. the big deal is it cool and breezy. just note that. beaut

the top contender for godfather is soho house creative director marcus anderson who's been describedof the most important men in meghan's life. >> you know what, i should be a contender to be archie's godfather. >> why not? >> you want to be godmother? >> sure. sun care is self care. i used to not love wearing an spf just because i felt like it was so oily and greasy and that it was going to clog my pores. but what i love about olay regenerist whip with spf 25 is that it's lightweight, it's barely there. and then i can put makeup on over it if i want or if i'm not working, you know, just roll. it's perfect for me. i'm busy philipps, and i'm fearless to face anything. ♪ driver's seat ooh driver's ♪ driver's seat ooh driver's seat yeah ♪ >>> some of the world's top race car drivers got out from behind the driver's seat to pay a special tribute. >> they honored one of their own, a legend in the world of racing. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: at the world-famous monaco grand prix, the world's top race drivers standing in a circle of silence, remembering niki lauda. lauda, famous

the soho duplex is 6,500 square feet it's got a master suite, four bedrooms, two full baths, two half butler's pantry. all you need now is just seven strangers to live with you. >> or just be rich and by yourself with an amazing new york loft. >> incredible to see that. a million bucks each if you got it. >>> a florida high school teacher is in hot water for allegedly writing a slang term for a curse word on a student's homework assignment. the student's mom says that she was shocked to see the quote wtf is this written across the top of her son's science homework. the mom is calling for the teacher to be held accountable but the school's principal hasn't released the teacher's name, saying they're taking the necessary steps to deal with the situation, adding the teacher is sincerely apologetic and distraught over the incident need we say, what was the teacher thinking >> well, you're right. here i'm thinking the high school kid's heard much worse. you're right he should know better. >> if they say it, it's impulse. actually pick up a pen and write the letters wtf. come on. >> i think

an iconic music venue in soho which has hosted musicians such as amy winehouse, blur, and 0asis is setver increasing rents and rising business rates". dhp family, which currently owns the venue, said "it was a sad day for all who love live music venues". let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on all tube lines this morning. charing cross road is closed southbound at leicester square for water works. in westminster, millbank is closed from lambeth bridge to parliament square for roadworks. hammersmith bridge remains closed for emergency repairs. expect delays around south—west and west london — especially over putney bridge. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. there's another beautiful start out there this morning. plenty of sunshine. just perhaps a little bit of messiness. fairly isolated though. and if you haveit fairly isolated though. and if you have it is not going to last for too long. the sunshine stays with us for much of today. not much allowed to speak of at all. a bit more of a breeze. an easily brief today which will make the esse

ju millennium trump is a television star with "the apprentice" to promote him.ever the highes soho ishe site of the latest development. >> that's downtown new york city. there was also northern mexico. >> escape to a plals close to home yaet world away. >> reporter: just 10 miles from the u.s. border five-star luxury to people who didn't think they could ever afford it. >> great fixtures, beautiful kitchen. kwl i thought that's amazing. let's do it. >> sandra stapel of suburban san diego was immediately interested in the trump resort in bah ha, mexico. it didn't have a southern that kind of money whereround in a ferrari or lamborghini. we met this lady ewho showed us brochung to look like and it's go having to a pool and a 10 investment because she thought she was buying from man with the midas touch. >> whatever donald trump touches turns fantastically gold. >> staple and heir husband signed their purchase agreement in december of 2006. >> we picked an actual room with an actual plan. here's the purchase price of our kando. $418,900. that's how nuch condo was. here's our conformation

landed on sunday killing forty one people says lightning and damaged its communication instruments the soho is superjet one hundred aircraft burst into flames during the emergency landing moscow's sheremetyevo airport a vigil is being held there for the victims of the crash the flight data recorders have been recovered. religious leaders in sri lanka are appealing for calm and restraint after shops and houses belonging to muslims were targeted in the town of new gumbo that's just north of the capital colombo it happened just weeks after attacks on easter sunday which killed two hundred and fifty people. those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al jazeera world we're back at the top of the out in the meantime of course the result of style dizzier dot com. only in a vision saddam but rob and i wanted that effect on several months. and will. support it and bob he has been kind of known to the fbi because you see the name of a billionaire and listen walk away. and send him. shake i look at him and then. it's a love story but it's different from all other stories. it'

soho what's caught outside we won't see that russell been dropped because if somebody is coming in thebay always in the buses with that. so i feel. occurs really nice weather to be on a double decker bus today grilling in the backyard that you want to be doing. >>this is going to be a good only grown up that eco like me just watch going to be yes about science. shout out to the website there you go. yeah watch out for it. i don't watch out so much for the weather today, though at least we are looking nice and dry across the bay area for your friday getting this memorial day weekend started off on a really nice no clear skies and yesterday over san francisco over san jose more the same look at this nice blue skies out there that so much yet over out to apple but we're going to get there even for those areas were cloud cover is passing overhead now skies are going to be dry throughout the day today. that's not the necessarily way it's going to stay all weekend long though no first of all we do have some showers again in this year about it today if your weekend plans involve that you're s

hello your child is there on soho raman in doha these are our top news stories in yemen who the rebels have begun redeploying forces from 3 besieged paul 2 dataset leaves and. and vitally important areas for food and aid imports no yemeni government leaders are unhappy that the who the redeployment and the u.n. supervision is happening without their agreement south africa's electoral real commission announced the ruling african national congress party has provisionally won wednesday's general election but with 57.51 percent of the vote it's the worst ever performance by the a in c. in the 25 years that it's ruled. a u.s. warship designed to land u.s. marines is on its way to reinforce naval forces in the gulf iran is dismissing the deployment of psychological warfare and that intimidation the arlington is joining the abraham lincoln aircraft carrier strike group which has sailed through the suez canal on thursday. some members of the u.n. security council wall of a humanitarian catastrophe in syria's province of the fighting continues more than a 100 people have died in the last week a

. >> the trump buildings in panama, toronto, soho and baja mexico all licensed properties. >> donaldsing his name because it was easy money. here was an opportunity to sign your name and get paid up front. >> erin burnett is with me now. and so you mentioned a couple of properties there. one i'd never heard of, trump ocean resort baja mexico. why isn't that well-known? >> well you've never heard of it because it doesn't exist. it was literally never built. it is still a hole in the ground. hole in the ground but yet people are still recovering from it. sandra staple is one of them. she actually talks about her dream, picket fence and take her kids to have a second home and that is her dream. she and her husband saved up money, $125,000 to buy a suite at the trump ocean resort baja mexico and they lost every single dollar. and what is amazing. they weren't really aware that this was just a licensed project and trump didn't have any skin in the game. they went to a marketing event, ivanka trump showed up and said maybe i'll have to borrow sugar from you down the hall and they had a p--

numberfour, this is a story about the london gay men's chorus gathering outside the admiral duncan pub in soho re april 1999 in which three people were killed and 79 were injured. the game then's chorus performing outside the admiral duncan. that is the most watched. that's it for today's morning briefing. sport now — and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. liverpool were looking good, they had chances to score an away goal and matched barcelona, for three quarters of their champions league semifinal — until seven minutes of messi magic effectively took the tie away from yurgen klopps side, with barcelona 3—0, first leg winners, andy swiss was watching. the nou camp is famed as a footballing fortress, a wall of sound and colour. and, led by the magical lionel messi, it was to be ba rcelona's night. they soon struck — thanks to a liverpool old boy, no less, luis suarez ghosting in to help his former club. you feel he mightjust have enjoyed that one. ——no less, luis suarez ghosting in to haunt his former club. the barcelona lead should have been short—lived, sadio mane with

we have opened at the wynn resort in las vegas, in new york in soho, and hudson yards.d experience in the u.s. we love the market. we have all of our systems in place and we are trading well. tom: joining us now is brian duffy from the most dangerous store in the royal exchange. the business has always been a fractured is this. you are a marketing whiz with polo from years ago. how are you going to market watches and differentiate yourself in an exceptionally crowded field? how will you differentiate yourself from the cozy corner at harrods? brian: harrods does a great job with everything they do, including watches, but we are a specialist. we have been in the industry a long time. people want to know that you are getting expertise, heritage, and choice. selfridge's and harrods are very good retailers. how do we differentiate ourselves? a better technology play advance. we are active in digital media. we have storms that are very welcoming -- stores that are very welcoming, and we appear to the younger audience. tom: speaking of the younger audience, if you strap a herm

soho, can you go to an amazon store.s a complete reversal of direction, but they know they have to do it. >> the "wall street journal" says the grounded planes might not return to service before mid to late august boeing initially expected the fix to be ready in april the planes were supposed to return to the air by next month, by june. officials say the fix that after that fix is approved, the actual implementation can take months as the update is installed and the planes are phased back into carrier schedules. regulatory scrutiny in other countries is also likely to take longer that means some international carriers could face even further delays coming up we're going to get mr. wonderful's stock picks. i want to ask you about pfizer the s&p so is far this year, he will tell us why next. as we head to a break what's happening in european markets right now? we have moved into the green back in a moment through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. f

. >> they do this at my church in soho. it's funny.s are like what's going on in manhattan. dagen: the goat farms will bring the goats in. if they're not managed properly, they can get out and wind up somewhere they're not supposed to be. maybe not in new york. that's happened in other cities. >> the trick is, it's $8 a day. they don't tell you how much it costs to build a fence so they don't escape. >> it could be good to let them out on the streets. it's dirty here. they can start in the parks and maybe they can do bill deblase bladeblasio's job. maria: u.s.-china trade tensions trea threatening a recession, we've got details. how likely is that? stay with us. ♪ when something's going wrong. ♪ you must whip it. ♪ now whip it. ♪ into shape. ♪ shape it up at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment.

they had originally intended to go to a bar in soho.ed to go there at all. but thatis intended to go there at all. but that is where they ended up. they we re that is where they ended up. they were just that is where they ended up. they werejust heading down that is where they ended up. they were just heading down the steps beside london bridge when they had a terrific bang behind them. she said, it was such a loud noise that they went back to see what had happened. because at that stage, they had no idea. they said, people then said ron. i started to run, and i thought sara was with me, but when i looked, she was not. everybody was running. she was asked, was that your last view of sara? and she said yes. she described scenes of panic as she ran through borough market and eventually took refuge in a restau ra nt. eventually took refuge in a restaurant. we have also heard from a man who was just across the street from that van when it crashed, and he filmed the whole thing throughout. he went across the road, he saw the attackers attack