i think this move back to solomon -- solomon comes from investment banking.his move back to investment banker ceo does resolve some of that identity crisis going on at goldman. mark: investors worrying that hugean -- letting out a sigh of relief. stephen: it is more of a way forward. this largeeld onto private equity investments. he held onto the whole trading culture. .roduced big rewards lower the goldman but it's been rewarded by investors. returns have been more .onsistent vonnie: how long will investors give him before wanting to see results? stephen: it's not like this is a firm -- it is a firm that is mired in self-doubt. is imminentirm that of collapse. goldman is doing quite well. i think he's got a time period. -- morebly has more of leeway than schwartz did. going to move the firm away from trading. more time to figure out what to do next. it's probably more than blankfein would get. vonnie: the executive board who ultimately decided this, sales and trading people to a great extent. what does it say about the rest of the employees sales and trading

solomon returns to america in 1853, still searching for a way to strike it rich. year, the united states completes the gadsden purchase from mexico, adding nearly 30,000 square miles, including tucson, along our southern border. solomon sees a new frontier to be conquered. >> what makes pioneer status? >> the willing to risk. there's a saying, "the cowards didn't come," and so you had to be brave to come out to the frontier. >> a big, powerful man, 6'1/2" tall, solomon hauls 13 mules loaded with merchandise into the new territory and opens a general store in tucson, then just a small town of less than 1,000 people. >> he was the first to sell american goods in tucson. >> who were his customers? >> the butterfield stage came through tucson, and whatever you wanted, you had to buy it from solomon warner. >> as the town grows, so do warner's riches, but his business interests are interrupted when civil war breaks out in 1861. >> tucson was under the confederacy and captain sherod hunter asked all of the citizens to swear an oath to the confederacy. >> what about solo

vonnie: what are solomon's challenges? he has decades of experience and he was tapped by john dingell read to come over. willie have challenges with the trading side? mr. mayo: clearly his strength is on the investment banking side. of decade that and it's all and ran banking, revenues and 20%, but the remedies for his area and banking were up 10%. he has headed the area with good growth and one of the best corporate rolodex is around. the relationship between goldman sachs and corporations and governments is a strong as it can get. the challenge here is with trading. goldman sachs has been worst in class for the growth rates in trading over one quarter of one year or five years. the challenge and opportunity is for goldman sachs to better leverage those corporate relationships to do business across the firm, not just investment banking, but also on the trading side. mark: what are the other priorities for goldman sachs, under whoever it's going to be, in the next two to three years? mr. mayo: goldman sachs was loaded pivo

solomon.- schwartz and solomon. how did solomon secure this position? thisr the last 15 months has been a horse race between these two guys and the people i have talked to at goldman -- it has been a week by week accounting of their progress. who is up and who is down. david solomon and pressed the board quite a bit and has done a lot when he ran the investment bank on diversity issues on bringing more women in. he make some presentations to the board that really impressed them. he has also been very much out, meeting clients and investors. role and it in type from it -- didn't hide from it. he rose to the occasion. betty: is he well-liked at goldman? >> he is. he rose to theboth have factions and harvey shorts -- harvey shorts have his supporters and people who liked him. he was the cfo from 2013 until be named copresident. if you talk to accountants or compliance people or legal people, they were all in harvey's cap, but david had his cap as well. betty: one of the top stories all day long.

the chain was founded by russ solomon, claimed to be the largest record store in the known world. solomon died last sunday at his home in sacramento, california, reportedly wild watching the oscars. alex wagner has more on the record salesman who towrd above them all. >> at the largest record store in the known world, tower records. >> reporter: in a time when music couldn't be streamed or downloaded, tower records stood above its competition, with late-night hours, knowledgeable employees, and huge inventories , tower records was a go-to for serious music fans. >> they could say, "have you heard this?" and they were like friends. >> reporter: the chain was founded in 1941 by russ solomon, who started selling used jukebox records out of his father's sacramento drugstore. solomon, who died this week at the age of 92, is being remembered as a visionary and a natural leader. >> he had really great ideas, and he could put it together. and he could also encourage other people to follow him. that's why he had the reputation, and especially in the early years of his business, of being a

david solomon has been named the soul president. blankfeincceed lloyd will be stepping down at some point. some investors are wondering whether more could happen in the goldman is up at 30%, though some may want more out of goldman's trading business, perhaps diversification. take a look at it until. there is a report that intel could have a bid for broadcom, the chip maker that is looking to take over welcome. qualcomm is down to slightly at perhaps putting that potential takeover into question. course, the ongoing concern about consolidation. companieschnology bringing those businesses in house and finally, let's look at what is happening or treasuries. thisof bonds on options week, about $158 million and we see the big options are later, today and tomorrow. a $10 billionhave option. bonds, arow the long slight rally for treasuries at this point. batch of $158 billion. abigail doolittle, thank you. coming up, life after lloyd -- david solomon named the sole president at goldman sachs. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg

solomon can grow through the goldman sachs ranks.harder for him to go elsewhere. i'm sure harvey schwartz will be in huge demand. >> an investment banker is potentially ascending the thrown >> i think as jim was saying, clearly, that doesn't mean they will shut down other parts of the business far from it. as mike was saying this morning, that's the part of the business that has seen revenues grow. the rest have fallen >> trading >> or trading and others have declined. >> it's a reflection to a certain extent as to those that are ascending as to those that are not. we have had traders running the firm for a bit of time there's significance in the fact a banker will take over. >> definitely. this is the area of the business that goldman sachs is number one in the rankings through the last couple of years. trading they used to be number one and has fallen significantly. that's significant but i don't think it means they give up on training. this quarter is a great example of potentially whether their trading can come back. it's been a

third been something of a be between schwartz and solomon to this point. now clearly david solomon is the guy, assuming lloyd doesn't decide to stay for 10 more years. pulley jamie dimon and say, five are years -- pull jamie dimon and say, five more years, five more years. and as we've looked at the notes --t have come out from that is one theme that has emerged, solomon is not a traitor. trader.ot a -- not a which is this portal of sorts, he is very tech savvy, he has been looking at issues like diversity at the firm. he is seen as a well-rounded postmodern leader for a new goldman sachs. >> a guy who has his eye on how goldman can look in the future. what i found interesting is he is not a life or from goldman sachs. when he joined goldman sachs in 1899, that was as a partner. >> he has gotten himself into the culture of the place. part of it is working in a pretty prominent job, obviously, but part of it is what we were talking about with the investment bank and whatnot. this is sort of drawing from the investors and analysts who are looking at this. an

adrian solomon thought >> adrian solomon was putting life's pieces back together.er two-year romance with ernie scherer once appearing marriage bound he deflated and failed. a couple weeks later she was in san francisco when her phone chirped, text message from an acquaintance. >> she said i heard about his parents, let me know if there's anything i can do. >> adrian got herself to a computer and got herself online and saw the appalling story. >> and learned that they had been murdered. it was surreal. it didn't seem like something like that could really have happened to someone i know. >> not her ernie, thankfully, but ernie's parents. ere ernie scherer jr. and his wife charlene abendroth murdered. found dead in their own house which was in an upscale country club right across the san francisco bay from adrian's hotel. and now, of course, the house was a crime scene where even the season lead detective scott dudek was horrified by what he saw. >> it was probably the most gruesome brutal homicide scene i've ever seen. >> it was march 14th, 2008, when the call came

for that and more we have from "the hill" john solomon and fox news contributor sara carter.n, let's start with this. the foreign minister, downer, australian foreign minister, and why don't i just let you set that up. again, the fbi is implicated here for not doing their job. >> you have the guy who gave us the start of the russia investigation, ambassador downer's information that he had overheard a conversation with george papadopoulos in the london bar, he reported two months later, that became the genesis of this whole investigation. one of the things we didn't know the last few years we were talking about it, a $25 million donor to the clinton foundation, arranged foreign aid in the matter 25 million from the australian taxpayers. a noble project, project to -- but it's another connection of a friendly clintons horse who's at the front end of this investigation, and we are learning about it so late in the process.g it frustrates congress. we talked to jim jordan today in the first thing he said is why do we keep finding out the stuff after the fact? what can the fbi tel

solomon,gards to mr.s of the most profitable, the most profitable division. that would be the investment banking division. as for mr. schwartz, he was the x cfo for the past four years. lost andow that he has will be moving on. mr. blankfein, we are wondering whether he will step down sooner or later. some analysts are positing that maybe he might step down sometime next year. the reason for that is that it would be the 150th anniversary of goldman sachs. so that could be quite pointed. david: the next question i guess we have to ask is what does david solomon bring that harvey schwartz does not? ramy: i mentioned he was head of the investment banking division. looking at the investment banking division revenue and profit -- let's hop into the bloomberg journal -- terminal. you can see, over the past several quarters, we see a rise in terms of positivity. to see the white areas, 2008 2011. that is a thing of the past. a lot of analysts and people are saying, look, he did a really good job for most of the

russ solomon founded tower records and died last night at age 92. a family member told "the sacramento bee" solomon had a heart attack while drinking whiskey and watching the oscars. jonathan bloom has a look back at his life from those who knew him. >> he grew ts business from a counter in the corner in the back of his father's pharmacy in sacramento, and it became almost 60 magnificent stores around the globe. >> reporter: russ solomon started out young and stayed young. >> he was a big kid. and laughed. was fun to be around. >> reporter: that love of fun is how rock journalist ben fontures said solomon made tower records a central part of the music world. >> he was the one who had parking lot concerts featuring rock bands. he had murals painted of the best-selling albums along the outer walls. >> reporter: from the iconic store that stood here in san francisco, tower records branched out all over the world. but in building his retail empire, solomon wanted to be sure each store was still a neighborhood business. >> within six months, there would

david solomon? will play out in the years ahead. it is not like it is one or the other. it is going to be both. as you look ahead in this business, it looks like something they will prioritize. david: let me know about the reaction within goldman sachs. it is a large institution of people. you have to rally the troops. >> this started on friday with the wall street journal report that it would be one of these two guys. it quickly turned out to be one and not the other. there was the mark twain reference from lloyd blankfein, saying this was not my announcement. he was not denying it. he said it was like watching your own funeral. sources at goldman sachs who are better read were arguing with me whether it was often or tom sawyer who watches his funeral. i think it was both of them actually. this was not like a smooth handing of power from one person to another. there is precedent for a game of thrones blood on the floor succession. fighter, there was that one level below. it seemed like one of them

solomon is 55.f you're going to give people time, you start looking down like people in their late 40s because these jobs can be held for eight r, ten, 12 years in the case of mr. blankfein. i'm going to bring in scott who's going to take over in a moment gold man stock zplsh what you said is right. that's one of the key responsibilities certainly seems that mr. blankfein, when he leave, not even this year, is going to have a well thought out succession plan >> i'm somewhat struck and maybe the rest of you are that the price action is what it is on this news. you would perhaps have thought an announcement like this, people like lloyd blankfein or jamie dimon are so identifiable with their firm. you have to feeling like they are going to be there forever because they're the figure heads as well as running these organizations. i'm kind of surprised the stock has acted the way it is right now in the midst of this announcement to be frank, there are and have been some who have said that gold man needs t

solomon called elton the best customer we ever had.lly spread to 15 countries. but by the early 2000s tower found itself behind the curve of digital music and in debt. in 2006, tower filed for bankruptcy and closed its doors. solomon wrote to his staff in an e-mail, the fat lady has sung, she was off key. russ solomon, visionary founder of an american institution died a week ago at home in sacramento. from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: "oh hi baby" so all they feel is love wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. everyone wants to be (cthe cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better

institute for public accuracy norman solomon tells us of tragic in nature media complicity in a war thathas killed or displaced millions from the headlines this week and said some toxic allegations against moscow and how some women have been starving themselves out of britain dollars some more coming up in today's going underground a first let's go straight to britain's labor leader jeremy coleman current favorite to replace theresa may as prime minister who damned this week's visit to britain by a saudi prince the prime minister is due to meet crown prince mohammed bin solomon the ruler of saudi arabia despite much talk of reform there's been a sharp increase in the arrest and detention of dissidents torture of prisoners is common human rights defenders routinely sentance. the lengthy prison terms unfair trials and executions are widespread as amnesty international confirms as she makes her arms sales pitch will she also call on the crown prince to hold the shocking abuse of human rights in saudi arabia according to raise amazed how the arabia is actually saving lives labor that venture

solomon, his counterpart, has become the heir apparent.hat whole story is the succession package because of the backdrop. we talked about buyside, now we can talk about sell side. this is the ivory tower of wall street. who is next in charge is a big deal. jason: we heard more about what is happening from goldman and jpmorgan. >> two of the most fascinating guys on wall street. >> leaders of the preeminent banks, the two preeminent global banks. so many parallels between them. they started in 2006 within six months of each other. nobody knows this, but dimon had a chance to work with goldman sachs at the beginning of his career. they rose to prominence, both new yorkers. from brooklyn and queens, respectively. they both had cancer, which they beat. all these parallels and i was looking at a picture of them during the financial crisis. dimon, his alpha male-ish self and blankfein with a cheshire cat grin. i thought that is a buddy comedy. we have all seen that movie. we have seen that movie poster. jason: one of these things you point out i

now john solomon will join us tonight. they're reporting that the australian diplomat that started the investigation has deep can connections to bill and hillary. the former campaign associate that papodopolous got drunk with and talked about hillary clinton. and then they told american intelligence. solomon reporting tonight that alexander downer helped secure 25 million dollars for the funding for the clinton foundation starting in 2006. lawmakers say that downers tie to the clintons was never disclosed to congress. shocking. solomon is reporting other things. clinton never got pack -- back to us. in a statement they gave to the hill, australian's foreign ministry declined to answer the question about whether downer had contact with clinton associates around the same time he he started the russia investigation. this is a big report. you start connecting the dots and see clinton has her hands in everything here. all of the evidence that was used to start and further the russia investigation all came from cronies and assoc

the final date for blankfein's transition to solomon is not noted.ick bove will take control of the organization >> let's talk more. >> our senior markets commentator michael santoli, charlie is here from ariel investments. charlie, your first blush take on what this means. >> i'm biased. we worked for solomon brothers for 20 years and we did not like goldman. this is away from commodity trading where blankfein and cohn rose in that business. it's a better business these days investment banking is where higher margins are. >> by choosing someone with that type of background, doesn't necessarily mean they drop the rest of the business clearly, things have already transitioned in thatbecause revenues have fallen from a peak you think now there will be a further decision by solomon to get trading and focus on investment banking >> it's like when the head of the joint chiefs of staffs come from the army. there will be inter-divisional rivalry within the army and the solomon and goldman sachs of the world. the fact blankfein and cohn had come from that si

solomon's power internally has jumped already today solomon's background is in the investment bank.ts no the just pure m & a and advisory he also built the debt capital markets business and that meant greater interactions with securities businesses than perhaps otherwise would have been the case. he is liked very much internally and by all ages not just because of his deejay background and excellent with clients now given that he doesn't have that pure trading background, talk already now internally and externally moving on to who might get promoted into the president role, of course, with harvey schwartz vacating that and at some point david solomon vacating it to the upside. but timing not yet decided but he has been anoinltted to b the next coo. >> switches gears to an update on broadcom's bid to acquire qua qualcomm this got interesting. >> yeah, involving intel we have the u.s. government basically getting even more upset with qualcomm in a letter sent to -- excuse me, getting more upsweet with broadcom with letter sent to that company yesterday. the concern is with sfius that

here's what the retired special agent told john solomon. take a look. >> i believe that the program as it was was ripe for potential abuses. regardless of how it's abused, but it could be. and frankly, i see what has been happening in the last year and a half, and that just proves the point that this program could be abused and that it would not be used for the purposes it was intended for. >> hannity: all right a lot to get into tonight. here with reaction, fox news contributor jason, fox news reporter sara, and from the hill, we welcome back john solomon. sara, let's start with you. let's start with mccabe. let's start with a special counsel, now seems inevitable and how much trouble andrew mccabe is in tonight beyond the pension. >> i think a special counsel is inevitable. it's going to happen, according to the sources i've spoken with. mccabe is in a lot of hot water, sean. it's not just about his pension. according to the sources i have spoken with, mccabe will be fired. it'll be surprising if he's not. right now, that's what i'm heari

. >> i'm rahel solomon. katie is out. lawyer send here, and both keeping an eye on things, and this time tomorrow it looks a lot different out there. good morning, guys. >> good morning! >> malfunctionings traffic lights, flooding, columbus boulevard, lot of construction to talk about but lauren, also on you. >> i know, yes, hard to believe we're coastal. >> today will be quiet, go out an that french toast because you will be eating a lot of it tomorrow. temperatures now, little chilly, yes, still definitely feelingike winter chilly 20 's, 28 degrees right on storm scan3, and we will stay precipitation free thrghay and n things start to get goingarea o, storm will mover it way eastbound, will help to genera pressure, off to the south and seeg and that will run up the energy from both of these areas of low pressureare valley. as we head through the day tomorrow. , 41 degrees, then the clouds start to increase by mid- afternoon, 47 degrees winter storm warning for the entire area including philadelphia county and how much k

david solomon is widely seen as the heir apparent. i would say one or two years. you don't want to keep them there too long. jamie, as you know, set five years. >> and jpmorgan is a little more complicated. yet if he hangs on for another five years, you point out, it could be a different set of people competing for this job. >> there is a certain twist of logic, which is you named a pair of copresidents. you have some obvious successors. women, a pairr of , and anothermary gentleman. if you see them being groomed comedy see them being put into ok,r heirs, and you say these are the people who can really start thinking about the next ceo. >> lloyd blankfein and -- returning to cover models. once we look to the front of them, it is remarkable. >> it is amazing because it says so much. i was part of the story underlying this. we did talk about this idea that the new boss looked like the old boss. >> this is one of those covers where they spent a lot of time make sure you have the exact right words and placement. >> the other story is that a woman was considered. is th

debra: david solomon will six lead -- will -- by name and solomon seoul president, the path is clear for him to take the helm when blankfein retires. sullivan ran part of the bank that grew the most in the last decade. goldman shares rose to a new high on the news. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am debra mao. this is bloomberg. of $21yesterday, sale billion worth of u.s. treasuries brought forth the yield of 2.80 percent. that was in line with expectation. ask just investors are looking to the u.s. cpi readings later today, the last piece of data before the federal reserve meeting next week. let's bring in the head of a specific equity research over at bnp paribas. in inresults are coming line with expectations but those expectations are low. yields on the tenure auction, we have the u.s. treasury hang the highest's 2007 to sell three-year notes on monday. take a look at this chart. it shows speculative positioning on ten-year treasury futures. you can see those shorts are building. does it feel to you like the bond

so solomon -- david solomon is in line to be the next ceo and harvey schwartz is stepping down.months ago, lonmin -- goldman named two chief operating officers and the obviously decided that david's element will be the next -- david solomon will be the next ceo. we believe that lloyd blankfein most down in 20 19, and that 150th anniversary of the creation of goldman sachs. solomons strength is on the strength of the investment banking side. es has the best rolodex around. the challenge and opportunity for goldman sachs to better leverage this corporate relationships to build business across the farm, not just in investment ranking, but also on the treating side. >> this is still lloyd blankfein's term. he will step down as ceo when he wants to come on his timetable. we just know who his clear number 2 is, and it will be up to him to grow goldman beyond what we know of it now. >> broadcom ceo meeting with treasury officials today. his goal was to address u.s. government concerns that his did for qualcomm threatens national security. >> it sounded like it went well, they were able

the hill's john solomon has that report and those details. that and so much more in breaking news opening monologue. we begin with more fake news from cnn, it is spewing from the news of the clinton news network president, mark zucker. he blasted fox news's propaganda machine and statement-run tv. guy the way, fox news like every newspaper in the country have a sports page, news page, gossip page and editorial page. opinion programming. even won't to say that this network does, quote, a disservice to the country. coming from the man whose so-called cable news station,ss cnn, is nicknamed the bleep hole network because they have an obsession with the word you might remember this. >> is there a reason they'll make a difference if the leave >> the presidents >> [bleep]. >> do you have any example of [bleep] countries that are predominantly caucasian? >> [bleep]. >> [bleep]. >> [bleep] hole. >> [bleep] hole. >> i am proud to be a [bleep]ee aller holer. all the nonstop coverage of stormy daniels to the constant speculation about the alleged affair

there are two candidates the copresence and khouw ceo's harvey schwartz and david solomon.estment bank for his entire harre she schwartz, 53, dame through a trade asking sales background to become sfo and has a broader background gary cohn is not a contender it will be interesting to see if the leader of schwartz and solomon stays on and who gets promoted to president. perez and chavez both have a good chance for promotion in that circumstance as do a handful of others there. it's important to stress blank fine goes when he decides. yes, the betting has come in a bit recently, but my sources say nothing has changed in the last couple of months so where we stand today is where we were standing late last year. >> the market reaction was interesting. >> very. >> initially it dove momentarily, almost as if it was an algorithmic trade and bounced back almost no reaction in the stock. >> obviously the stock ended up nisly today it is down relative to the other banks this is a great day for the banks it's definitely bad news if he goes it was worse news the second it hit because p

institute for public accuracy norman solomon tells us of tragic in nature media complicity in a war thathas killed or displaced millions plus from the headlines we consider toxic allegations against moscow and how some women have been starving themselves out of britain dollars and more coming up today is going underground first let's go straight to britain's labor leader jeremy coleman current favorite to replace theresa may as prime minister who damned this week's visit to britain by a certain saudi prince the prime minister is due to meet crown prince mohammed bin solomon the ruler of saudi arabia despite much talk of reform. there's been a sharp increase in the arrest and detention of dissidents torture of prisoners is common human rights defenders routinely sentenced to lengthy prison terms unfair trials and executions are widespread as amnesty international confirms as she makes her arms sales pitch will she also call on the crown prince to hold the shocking abuse of human rights in saudi arabia according to teresa mayes audi arabia is actually saving lives labor that bench is set i

caused them to choose david solomon over harvey schwartz?e named as co- -- both were named as co coos. lloyd blankfein and the board were watching both over the subsequent year. lloyd decided that david had done enough to fulfill the position, and has a vision for how they can grow their business. they reported $32 billion in revenue last year. in thate been stuck range five or six years now. and are trying to grow believe david is the guy to help them do that. he was growing the investment bank, and now will be asked to grow their other businesses. shery: >> it is 1:00 in washington, 6:00 in london, and two a.m. in hong kong. -- shery: if you take a look at the chart, compared to other firms, the stocks are actually lagging. coming, a long time given that there wasn't a clear direction as to a financial age nda for this bank. has been a focus on training and investment banking by david. they are trying to grow a certain consumer lender, called marcus. lloyd blankfein will step down as ceo on his timetable. theill probably be up to number tw

institute for public accuracy norman solomon tells us of tragic nato media complicity in a war that haskilled or displaced millions laugh from the headlines this week and said some toxic allegations against moscow on how some women have been starving themselves out of britain all this and more coming up in today's going underground a first let's go straight to britain's labor leader jeremy coleman current favorite to replace theresa may as prime minister who down to this week's visit to britain by a saudi prince the prime minister is due to meet crown prince mohammed bin solomon the ruler of saudi arabia despite much talk of reform there's been a sharp increase in the arrest and detention of dissidents torture of prisoners is common human rights defenders routinely sentenced to lengthy prison terms unfair trials and executions of widespread as amnesty international. firms as she makes her arms sales pitch will she also call on the crown prince to hold the shocking abuse of human rights in saudi arabia according to raise amazed how the arabia is actually saving lives labor that ventures

institute for public accuracy norman solomon tells us of tragic in the media complicity in a war that has killed or displaced millions plus from the headlines we consider a toxic allegations against moscow and how some women have been starving themselves out of britain dollars and more coming over today is going underground first let's go straight to britain's labor leader jeremy called and current favorite to replace theresa may as prime minister of this week's visit to britain by a certain saudi prince the prime minister is due to meet crown prince mohammed bin solomon the ruler of saudi arabia despite much talk of reform there's been a sharp increase in. in the arrest and detention of dissidents torture of prisoners is common human rights defenders routinely sentenced to lengthy prison terms unfair trials and executions are widespread as amnesty international confirms as she makes her arms sales pitch will she also call on the crown prince to hold the shocking abuse of human rights in saudi arabia according to teresa mayes audi arabia is actually saving lives labor that ventures fr

russ solomon. >> had a heart attack while drinking whiskey and watching the oscars. >> a look at his life from those who knew him. >> grew this business from a counter in the back of his father's in sacramento. >> he was a big kid and laughed and was fun to be around. >> reporter: and that love of fun is how solomon made tower records a central part of the music world. >> he had parking lot concerts. he had murals painted of the best selling albums along the outer walls. >> reporter: from the iconic store that stood here in san francisco, tower records banched out all over the world. but wanted his store to be a neighborhood business. karen lieberger worked with him. >> people that had to be told what to do didn't function really well in that environment. >> reporter: the show time documentary looks at what was an unconventional business. >> tower records was what he did. >> reporter: when torres met solomon, he was beginning to feel pressure from advent of digital music. >> he would say we are losing the kids. >> reporter: tower records went bankrupt and closed. leaving a generation

. >> madam chair,ly solomon is the first speaker, followed by yee wen. >> steven solomon here? >> thank you. steven solomon. i use my bicycle for transportation around san francisco. i'm a regular bicyclists on 8th street, 7th street, 9th street, as well as townsend. i really appreciate the improvements that have been made to 8th street. the perception of safety, the actual safety, and the comfort of bicycling on 8th street has been a great improvement for me personally. when i talk to people about transportation in the city, many people i know use cars, ride share their own cars, and i asked about what -- what they think about bicycling more for every day transportation, and variably what i get is it just doesn't feel quite safe enough, and i feel that the improvements have been made with the parking protected bike lane on 8th street have been excellent. i know some people getting closer to getting on a bicycle due to some of the infrastructure improvements we've made in the city, so i just want to express my support for completing 8th street to townsend. i also want to encour

s role and motives and not just the persecution of nor solomon but the nonexistent prosecution of all marma team despite investigating him on two different occasions in the years and months leading up to the attack on sunday it was revealed that all marma teams father said dyckman team you remember the one you saw on c.n.n. after the shooting was actually an f.b.i. informant for more than ten years and according to the intercept may have influenced the f.b.i.'s decision not to investigate his son prior to the shooting the intercepts trevor aaronson observes that the f.b.i. files provided the solomons defense lawyers suggest that agents consulted with seems father in his capacity as an informant during the first assessment raising questions about whether saddam mateen helped persuade f.b.i. agents to close out an inquiry that could have prevented the deadly terrorist attack. so it appears that once again the f.b.i. may have clearly dropped the ball on preventing tragedy like they did recently with park with shooter nicholas cruz charleston shirt shooter dylan roof boston bomber town on

i'd like to think that something good might come of it but solomon is especially anti rainy and he was recently on a very embarrassing i would say for truth. usua sixty minutes the us new show where he talked about how terrible the first of all he said the iranians don't have a good army they don't have good weapons they're not a threat to anybody but they're hitler and they have to be destroyed so it's sort of a crazy statement to have made he's a very much. in bed with the israelis they have. used to be a secret alliance that would say an increasingly less secret alliance again they want to destroy iran. they want to destroy syria and the u.s. of course is cooperating in this terrible terrible stuff and. this of course is a very bad guy mohammad he's a he's a torturer he's a thief he's a killer he even put his own mother into. confinement to try to get money out of her and of course he's done this to hundreds of rich saudis to get them to give him the money so this is called anti corruption to take it away from the people who have it and probably they are corrupt who can know but he

the lives of forty nine people moving fifty eight others today in orlando florida his widow who are solomon with her future hanging in the balance awaits a jury's decision on whether she obstructed justice and was an accomplice to your husband's heinous crimes as the prosecution alleges or just another living victim of her husband's savagery as the defense has argued with omar long dead the public is thirsty for revenge somebody needs to pay for the tragedy. the state has offered up with scenes wife and widow with new evidence revealed during the trial now call into question the f.b.i.'s role and motives and not just the persecution of nor solomon but the nonexistent prosecution of obama team despite investigating him on two different occasions in the years and months leading up to the attack on sunday it was revealed that all marma teams bothers to dyckman team you remember the one you saw on c.n.n. after the shooting was actually an f.b.i. informant for more than ten years and according to the intercept may have influenced the f.b.i. decision not to investigate his son prior to the shooti

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5.8 fixing the solomon islands, a depth of ten kilometres, we hear from solomon islands, a depth ofarthquake, ten kilometres down, around the solomon islands in the south pacific. one of britain's oldest engineering companies , gkn, which built the spitfires that defended britain in the second world war , has been taken over. shareholders have accepted a hostile takeover bid from the investment company, melrose industries. 0ur west of england business correspondent dave harvey sent us this update from outside the gkn aerospace plant at filton. here at the gkn aerospace plant the news has been taken very badly. workers had been very anxious. in the plant behind me they make the sophisticated parts for the wings on the airbus aircraft, the bits that get airbus planes up in the sky. let's talk to some of the workers here. news coming in, what did you think? not the result we were hoping for but as you said, they must make good on the commitments they've made over the last couple of days. what is the mood in the factory? it is early days yet, not everyone i think is aware of what's happ

military involvement in yemen civil war the move coincides with a visit by crime prince mohammed bin solomon a cent saudi arabia has been leading the war against hooty rebels again after talks at the white house president donald trump gave a strong defense of u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia and the money in jobs that they're bringing in alan fischer reports. crown prince thank you very much take it again thank you mr president actually the relation to saudi arabian research merits all the relation we have all this ally for us of america and the middle east right for more than eighty five months and big interest politically economically and security. in different area lot of areas and the condition of the relation it's really huge and . while these were all agreed when donald trump was in saudi arabia and many came back in saying look it was a great trip he liked the way that they treated him he thought he'd established a connection particularly with the crown prince and it's odd that in the oval office that donald trump would take this approach but this is really playing to the domestic audi

from london also coming up but rolls out the red carpet for saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon critics are not happy long queues in sierra leone as voters turn out in their droves to pick a new president. and it's an economic powerhouse that millions in china live on less than two dollars a day the government is trying to fix. the syrian government is intensifying its a real bombardment of eastern and appears to have captured more territory on the ground well that means it's a step closer to dividing the rebel held on played into the events that describing the situation in cool as a catastrophe and is denouncing claims by syria's government that it's doing all it can to protect civilians as quote ridiculous despite the day international condemnation nothing is changing for the tens of thousands of civilians inside the on a warning some people may find images in this report from say the halter to stress. civil defense volunteers are appealing to the u.n. security council to make this. stop there calling what is happening in eastern huta a bloodbath. rescuers are responding to cr