it's an update on the progress of the chief executive steve rose' effo rts the chief executive steve f you look at the share price, you can see why he felt that. this is a figure in the region of 300—something. there were some gains in the intervening period but we are basically back to where we were five yea rs basically back to where we were five years ago. so he has initiated this turn around programme with plans to close as many as 60 stores, basically the mixed food and clothing stores, but also keeping open the compa ny‘s clothing stores, but also keeping open the company's offer and expanding that in the specialist food operations. now, this update shows that like for like sales for the uk or revenue, was down 0.5%, particularly marked in clothing and home, down 1.2%. that was despite the fact that there was a small boost to sales coming from the way in which the timing of easter fell. so some clear progress needed there. what do the figures tell us about progress in implementing the plans? on the face of it, they look a little disappointing. he says he is pleased with the prog

robert mueller and the investigators are looking into this. >> rose: it changes every day because we learn more. devil's bargain, josh green. stevebannon, donald trump and the storing of the presidency. thank you. >> thanks so much. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pbs. announcer: a kqed televis♪on production. sbrocco: and everybody say "opa!" -man: opa! -woman: opa!

robert mueller and the investigators are looking into this. >> rose: it changes every day because we learn more. devil's bargain, josh green. stevebannon, donald trump and the storing of the presidency. thank you. >> thanks so much. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pbs. >>> this is "nightly business report" with triple header. dow and nasdaq and s&p 500 close at records. that's corporate earnings helped drive the big rally. >>> tune in. two medicia companies reportedl in talks to co >>> retirement insecurity. americans are losing faith in their financial futures, but there are some things you can do to change that. t on "nightly business report" for wednesday, jul. >> good ooempk and welcome. blue chip dow index join

robert mueller and the investigators are looking into this. >> rose: it changes every day because we learn more. devil's bargain, josh green. stevebannon, donald trump and the storing of the presidency. thank you. >> thanks so much. >> rose: thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pbs. (sheep bleating) >> cead mile failte. a hundred thousand welcomes. here i am in the emerald isle exploring the celtic spirit of crafts where we'll create a fusion of felt and fairytales, craft fine jewelry from connemara marble, weave wild willows into beautiful baskets, and create lovely irish lace. all this and more as we grab our shillelaghs, enjoy the shenanigans and round up a flock of sheep here in beautiful ireland. (mwah) (instrumental music) >> everything we do with our hands when we put passion behind it creates a craft. and crafts have a tendency to ignite our souls.

. >> rose: steve ross? no, michael fukes. >> rose: at hbo. no, time warner. joey was the c.e.o. >> rose: the interesting thing is how soon you recognized rap and the possibilities of rap. early, late? >> no, i i was a rock and roll guy. >> rose: right. so i heard a lot of rap records. the first thing i was into was public enemy opened up for u2. i didn't like the sound of the records. so dre came into my office with john mcclain. >> rose: dre and who is this. suge knight. i didn't like the way hip-hop was sounding at that point. this guy's record counted unique and powerful -- sounded unique and as powerful as pink floyd. i said, who engineered this for you? he said, i did. i said, who produced it? i said, i did. i said, this guy will define interscope. i felt it that moment. i learned from hip-hop with those -- i learned hip-hop from those guys. i'm not rick ruben but i can learn. >> rose: rick ruben is one of the great record producers of all time. >> he started in hip-hop and then broke into rock and roll. these guys were in the early days. what i saw whic

i'm andy rose, reporting. (steve) hundreds of demonstrators packed san francisco's castro district tonight... protesting against president trump's morning announcement that he would no longer allow transgender people to serve in the u-s military. a group called the resistance sent out the facebook announcement... the protest started around six this evening and they expect over a thousand people to attend... (pam) coming up hot temperatures are about to hit the bay area as we get closer to the weekend... (steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your complete forecast next... a gradual warming trend will get underway this afternoon and continue into friday. by thursday and into the weekend, afternoon temperatures will warm to above seasonal averages for inland areas while coastal locations remain cool. above average temperatures are then likely to persist into early next week. >>> angelina jolie shocking >>> angelina jolie shocking >>> angelina jolie shocking bell's palsy medical condition. >> the shocki

early and drew the best talent, certainly within the tech world. >> thank you. >> rose: everybody wanted to come. you had steve jobs and bill gates on the same platform. >> yep. >> rose: you don't see that often. where does that world stand? >> first of all, i didn't do it alone. i did it with my great partner kara swisher who i know you also know, and where it stands, is like everything else in media, there is a lot of new competitors, a lot of competition. we just finished what i think was a very successful it regulation of our conference a couple of weeks ago. >> rose: you interviewed hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton was one of the interviews, and we had others. goes for about three days. and, you know, we just have to -- >> rose: people come to hear things or come to network? >> both. they do both. and we try to accommodate both. i think one of the changes, if you go back to 2003, is we were more -- there was still a lot of networking but we didn't build out the spaces for networking and the time for networking as well as we might have and now we do. now we have more of a balance between what goes on in

michelle: he tweeted a lot of roses in favor of derrick rose. steve: it's beautiful tonight. it is looking good. temperatures will fall to the 70's. 84 for a high tomorrow. crank up the white and the humidity. on thursday around 90, better chance for the shower and the thunderstorms late in the day. the area of the heavier rain on friday. then citi open starts saturday. next week looking at the temperatures in the upper 80's to 90. where we should be for this time of year. >> all right. looks good. this is getting closer to the back to school time and abc7 is happy to join forces with the united way and the d.c. united. on august 10, you can bring backpack and school supplies to 14th street in southeast. we hope to see you there. jonathan: we'll be there to help stuff the bus. that >>> tonight, president trump on the attack. going after his own attorney general. this evening the president now saying, quote, time will tell whether sessions survives. our team right here with new reporting. how close is the president to firing his attorney general? >>> the emotional return. sena

the campus, the main building, steve's vision for the future was the start. >> rose: how did the two of you come together, norman foster, steve jobs? >> he called me out of the blue directly and said, hi, norman, i need some help, can you come over, how quick can you get here? i was there a few weeks later. what was going to be an hour or two hours' meeting took over the whole day. so from beginning to end, finished in the kitchen over pizza with families, it was total immersion. >> rose: immersion in what? eally steve's vision for his project. he described the materials, stone and glass, the california landscape of his youth, and together we talked about that. he talked about the citrus groves, the fruit bowl of his youth. i suggested maybe those could be incorporated into a landscape. he loved the idea. and then we went to pixar which, in many kind of ways, was different but was relevant to the conversation. so it was a very intensive day. and if i do a word picture of the conversation of that day, you can relate it very directly to the building as it is now. he even talked about a

told me about the amazingness of my penis. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what-boom. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, giving rosesgy and diggy. con, having to eliminate huey, dewey, and louie. oh, well they'll be -- they'll be fine. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: they'll be better off. their uncle's super rich. >> jimmy: pro, one of the contestants brought a doll made to look like him. [ audience oohs ] con, or like the host of "the tonight show." hey, wait a second. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: there you go, emo hair. >> jimmy: i don't look like that. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: finally, pro, watching 31 guys compete for one common goal. con, becoming the next bachelor. there you go everybody. that's your pros and cons. we'll be right back with gal gadot everybody, come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm going to take they sky jet. ♪ out out! get get get! grrr! did you find everything okay, sir? whaaaaat? in new herbal essences it's bio:renew a blend of sea kelp, aloe and antioxidants that help bring your hair back to life. new herbal essences. let life in. degree ultracleardorant

rose: he doubled down. not only did he double down, steve bannon went and organized trump's trip to the laredo border because bannon knew a bunch of border guards, organized a trip for trump to come down to laredo and say exactly the same thing to mexico's face. so not only was he not apologizing, he was walking up and poking them in the chest and doubling down, and that's the sort of mindset, i think, that bannon brought to trump's universe. >> rose: how powerful is he in the white house today? >> not as powerful as he once was, that's for sure. >> rose: what happened? well, bannon really is a propagandist at heart, and he's very good at messaging, at stoking the worries and fears of the electorate. you know, and galvanizing a certain kind of dispossessed voter who hasn't felt like they've had a place in american politics maybe over the last 1020 years. that's a real talent, and i think that helped get donald trump elected. but you need an entirely different set of skills when you wind up in the white house, and the problem that steve bannon had and the problem that donald trump had is both of them only hav

steve large, kpix 5. >>> lovers of the stinking rose are in garlic heaven! the gilroy garlic festival is under way.ple can enjoy all kinds of garlic bread and dishes. even garlic ice cream. chefs will use 2,000 pounds of fresh garlic this weekend. >> gourmet alley is going to be smelling good. >> i can smell it already. >> you know, i use about 2 pounds of garlic with a couple of pounds of pasta! next week in the mid-90s in gilroy and morgan hill this weekend. 8 degrees below zero in livermore? no. this shows the 24-hour temperature change to this time yesterday. it's 8 degrees cooler today in livermore compared to yesterday. 11 degrees cooler in fairfield. 7 degrees cooler in santa rosa. even 5 degrees cooler in oakland. it means the upper 90s are the low 90s in concord. livermore down to 86. more comfortable outside today. we keep that for one more day tomorrow. 50s overnight tonight. the berkeley kite festival is fun right around 70 degrees. there will be enough of a breeze in the berkeley marina, almost always is. the sonoma nationals tomorrow at the sonoma raceway with sunshine. why aren't we

steve bannon. and the reverberations of this will be powerful. >> rose: attacked them in crude ways. >> just again, you know, they brought him in, the people who wanted him brought in saw they needed so be more order, less chaos, more productive communication out of the white housement and people look at what has happened since anthony took this job and it is just exacerbating most of the things that ale the white house. >> at the heart of this story is not the profanity, although it is incredible, it is notable. at the heart of the story though is the thing that he tweeted last night, and that in this sper view with ryne liza that he stated, as plainly as could you state it, which is that he believes that reince priebus, the chief of staff, is the chief leaker. and that he wanted last night he said this in a tweet which he since delated-- deleted. he wanted the fbi to investigate the white house chief of staff. he says it in the interview. just step away from that for a second. the new incoming white house communications director who is not even taken his job yet, is he not even actually officiall

rose up... and you can see the fire glowing.. evidence of the intensity of the flames. (steve) we have posted more viewer video on our website kron four dot com. there you can also hear from more people who had to be evacuated from their home. kron 4 dot com is where you can always stay up moment on this story. we will stream live updates and press conferences. so don't forget to download the free kron four mobile app to get the latest information... and receive push alerts right to your phone - when breaking news happens. (vicki) we are following more breaking news out of oakland... a u-s postal service mail carrier is rushed to the hospital.. after she was shot in the hip. this happened around 12:15 this afternoon... near the corner of bancroft and avenal avenues. police say the mail carrier was delivering mail when she was shot. according to a u-s postal spokesman, the shooting does not appear to be targeted. the woman had been working out of the eastmont post office and had been with the company since april. she is listed in stable condition. police have not yet released a

steve karel. my wife is going to make a movie with him and i'm just jealous. >> rose: why did you go back to stand up. >> you got tired of being in the editing room as a sweaty man for years and years. people get stale and they're not in touch with the audience. they don't know what's funny or what people are thinking about and it's really helpful to just understand what you do if you're just by yourself i think it's a little harder. yes i'm going to be at the wilbur in boston on the 24th, if you're looking to promote that charlie. >> rose: we just did. thank you, michael. thank you judd. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pbs. this season of "martha stewart's cooking school" explores treasured recipes from an extraordinary part of the world -- the arabian gulf. join me in my kitchen as i celebrate its regional ingredients. we'l

. >> rose: and what has been the biggest frustration, do you think, for the president, for steve bannon and his other advisors like you? >> i wouldn't talk about frustration. because this is a man that doesn't give in to frustrations and neither does steve who is the big picture grand strategic thinker. it is disappointment, i think. i think the biggest disappointment is this fantasmagoric, plrks yama of collusion that we have had to deal with now for fine month-- nine months swi absurd which doesn't exist. you heard jared give his public statement. he released his statement to the hill before he went, gave a much shorter one outside the white house just a few hours ago. we would like to talk about the successes, we would like to talk about the challenges that remain including fixing, getting rid of obamacare and fixing what has to be done with the health provisions here in the united states. but it's this obsession of the chattering classes with things that most americans done believe exist, or simply don't care about, that is a disappointment. >> rose: but clearly heal care is not one

> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pbs. stevesprague's old town square, once just another farmers market, is now the heart of the city, but today, the commerce is clearly tourism. the fanciful gothic tyn church soars over everything as if to remind tourists lots of religious history took place right here. back in the 15th century, when some christians were beginning to struggle against roman catholic dominance, this was prague's leading hussite church. hussites were followers of jan hus, whose statue graces the square. he was a local preacher who got in trouble with the vatican a hundred years before martin luther and the reformation. the chalice is a symbol of hus and his followers, who believed everyone, not just priests, should be able to partake in the eucharist, or holy communion. these days, huge crowds gather at the 15th-century astronomical clock back on the old town square. the dials seem to tell you everything you could possibly want to know. it tells the phases of the moon, sunset, current sign of the zodiac, each day's

> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pbs. steves: serious connoisseurs of the scottish spirit will want to pop in to cadenhead's whisky shop. founded in 1842, cadenhead's prides itself on bottling fine whisky from casks straight from the best distilleries, without all the compromises that come with more profitable mass production. so this is whisky from the stores? -yes, this is like coming to the farmer to get your milk, rather than the supermarket. it's warts and all, and we like the warts. -so can a whisky novice like me actually taste the difference? -well, i would like to think so. i don't know classical music, but if i went to a bad orchestra, i think i'd notice the difference if i went to a good orchestra. now, if i pour for you something directly from the cask and you try that, without water at first -- that's cask-strength, straight from the barrel. that's like a very hot bath -- you don't get in there, you put your big toe in. so just take a little sip. -oh, that is -- it's much more, um, vibrant. -yes. this is just water.

jobs unemployment rose but that was good thing because there were more people looking for jobs. jonathan hoenig from capitalist hedge fund, a fox news contributor. steve, do you like the jobs numbers. >> it had a nice boost after a couple disappointing months. i hope that continues. david: carol, i don't want to rain on anybody's parade, but the wages were not as, were not growing as much as a lot of us would like. >> no, we still have despite a nice strong number, we still have the problem that we're not seeing that wage inflation. i personally think that this has to do with the fact there remains a big skills gap in this country. there is a miss match who is trying to hire people and skills that those workers have to be hired. so until we come up with a framework that to solve that problem, we may not see substantial wage growth for quite some time, david. david: jonathan, that is one of the problems. is that new entries to the workforce still have a long way to go, right? >> certainly when you start raising minimum wage being done in many you municipalities around the country, david, getting into the workforce is more difficult. i don't want to rai

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rose ier one for the economy. >> here now with some more on the numbers is steve liesman >> first quarter as you know has been historicallyarter rebounds common 2% plus or minus as joe has said >> across the economy, consumer spending of 2.8% we have positive numbers and invest ms up 2% and that's the business under the economy and government up, 0.07% all of these were healthy bounce back and sometimes negative figures. the president set this 3% bed mark for good growth most are below 2%. mid 2 is a healthy number should be good for job and it is good science so far and what i am hearing on the street is remaining in the mid 2's that's the lowest probability we have seen for the contract and we have been here before and another one brian, maybe you can add -- >> the psycho killer >> no, that's not appropriate. we keep on ending up 2% growth >> we are not followed by the house though >> not when it comes to growth >> that's a good one >> stick around. >> a rock n' roll. >> i am going to start with the first question that steve opposed, we got this nice number today, bounced back and first quarter of the start of something

steve: meanwhile bremmer national security expert was on with charlie rose and he revealed tha somethingt the g 20 summit we knew he had that two hour meeting with putin. apparently that night at supper the president of the united states went over and had another meeting with vladimir putin. and nobody knew about it. and that is a big story in the mainstream media. nobody knew that there was a second meeting with putin and the president. ainsley: the president says this is fake news. he tweets fake news story of secret dinner with putin is sick. all g-20 leaders and spouses were invited by the chance lore of germany, press knew. the fake news is becoming more and more dishonest, even a dinner arranged for top 20 leaders in germany is made to look sinister. brian: it's a joke. by the way, when you get together with all these leaders in two days. should be two weeks if they are really going to get stuff done. one of the thing you look for is build a relationship get countries together. have that meeting. where was the american translator. turns out the american translator only speaks japan

rose said that. and it's got people fuming but now she's explaining what she meant. >> hmm. ♪ he gets things done stevfor south jersey.o tell you don't believe him. because stevehimself, for the special interests who pay for his campaigns, and definitely for chris christie. but steve sweeney doesn't get things done for you. unless you count cutting education funding, raising the gas tax, and sending more of your tax dollars off to trenton instead of south jersey. if you're tired of typical politics, stop electing typical politicians like steve sweeney. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ♪ >>> a philadelphia based company is making news after it's deci decided to put big emphasis on being healthy. aramark which feeds over 85% of the fortune 500 companies has been on a mission to overhaul corporate cafeterias all across the country to make them healthie

to which steve bannon sees jared and i ivanka aas personal and ideological enemies, he wants to protect reince priebus which is ironic since a few months ago they were not best buddies. >> rose: it is indeed. jonathan, great to have you. >> pleasure. >> rose: peter, as always. thank you. >> rose: we turn from politics to legislation, as the senate moves to debate whether to repeal the affordable care act. healthcare remains as complex and divisive issue as ever. at the core central questions, how to cut health care costs while improving quality and access, and what role should government play in the lives of americans. last year i appeared on stage with three men who grappled with the questions. andrew slavitt administrator of centers for medicare and medicade services. mike leavitt republican governor of utah from 1990 to 2003, and secretary of health and human services under george w. bush. and congressman joseph crowley is chairmannen of the democratic caucus, representing new york's 14th district. here is the conversation about health care. what's happened to us? why has health care been something that has become paramount for the president, president obama to pass, and

, wages are not rising rapidly what really rose in this employment worked was hours work which is terrific, by the way, terrific and i'm just saying to steve's point and we do agree on this, only if the fed monetizes wage increases, and they are not. there's no evidence in the market indicators, even the old-fashioned money supply is only grow at 5%, 6%. this is nothing going on here. the fed should restrain its restraint. >> steve, you know, i -- as you know, my degree wasn't in economics, but i did get an "a" in the class i too, and they always told us that full employment would lead to wage increases. is it balls of the hours worked increases that we're not getting wage inflation >> look, i'm sorry, bill, but your textbook was correct for a textbook but not necessarily for the real world we don't really know why when you look at what's happening with unemployment and what's happening with wages there's a much bigger gap than you see. you can see right there the other times that unemployment was this low, it's a very simple supply and demand equation as the supply of labor goes down, the price of it goes up, so you should have higher wages

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steve ) they are ready to celebrate with a fireworks show in the south bay. san jose is all set up and ready for its show. earlier in the day the city hosted the traditional roseing place downtown at discovery meadow. they are suppose to go off at 9-30. also the san jose giants are playing tonight and they will put on fireworks show after the game wraps up at municipal stadium. ( steve ) making last minute plans to take in some fireworks? we here at kron four can help you out. go to our website... kron four dot com... and then click on the link on the right side of the page. there you will find all the bay area cities who have events going on and when their fireworks are suppose to start. a few have festivals as well that are going on for a few more hours. a live look outside right now... let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. low clouds are expected to become widespread along the coast once again this evening, and the develop well inland overnight. an area of moisture west of san diego will move northward tonight, bringing a slight chance of thunderstorms to much of monterey county and san benito county tonight and we

steve! dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> back here on "gma," in just four hours the photographer was looking at this area in fairbank, iowa, the water rosetype of flooding they've already had in eastern iowa, the quad cities, and more rain coming your way. your local news and weather coming up right after this. >>> and good morning to you at 7:56. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." mike nicco, a little bit of a cooldown, then it heats up again? >> yeah, today temperatures close to average, but then hot starting thursday through possibly next weekend. if you're at the coast today, light breezes, partly sunny, extreme sunshine if you're exercising elsewhere. on the water today, north of the bay bridge you've got that small craft advisory. 60s along the coast into san francisco, 70s around the bay, 80s inland. look at the heat, especially inland starting wednesday. alexis? >>> well, it took a while, but we have a few more people on the roads now. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, starting to thin out on the left side. pretty average, though, for the commute into san francisco. and a quick check of drive times. no issues in the nort

steve! dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> back here on "gma," in just four hours the photographer was look at this area in fairbank, iowa. the water rosethe type of flooding they've already had in eastern iowa, the squad cities and more you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> reporter: good morning washington i'm melanie with top stories. lights are back on on kent island for all about 40 people now. that number last night nearly 6,000. national weather service confirmed an ef two tornado yesterday with wind up to 125 mere. the twister started as a water spout overnight chesapeake bay before moving over land. >> later today the marine marathon will announce course and transportation details after drastic changes made to last yore's course because of the program. marathon bay is sunday october 22nd the course begins in arlington

steve you were doing some research. one of those concerts. >> according to enter taken many tonight or weekly. >> some entertainment source somewhere. one of the concerts he canceled is the to rosen he was on the ellen show he gave everybody in the audience free tickets to come see him. >> oh great. >> and he canceled. >> nice. >> those are easy tore fun. >> unforeseen circumstances. >> if he's done 150 out of 162 concerts it seems like you should be able to power through the last 12. >> unless something else is going on. >> someone famous is actually come to the bieb's defense. that musics john maher. he said the pop star probably had his health to consider and wrote in twitter post, when someone pulls remaining dates of a tour it means they would have done real damage to themselves if they cep going. we've lot of so many great are a tests lately. i give justin thumbs up for realizing it was time to call it. you should too. >> we won't know what his health fishes are. you know if he's got health issues, so be it. i mean, he has to do what he has to do. >> yeah. he's got to stay healthy. clearly it's disappointing for his fans. >>> let's talk about this. this is an insane story.

revenue rose 25% in june compared to a year ago that marked the 11th straight monthly increase >> all right now to politics this is pretty interesting i think this is mike allen's scoop from axios steven, steve ban be reportedly pushing a tax -- hard for me -- a tax hike, a tax hike on the wealthiest americans to pay for some steep work -- tax cuts on the middle and the working class. and this is classic bannon, populist, axios is reporting the president's adviser has told colleagues that he wants the top income tax bracket to, in his words, have a four, a four handle in front of it the current top tax bracket is 39.6. for americans who earn more than $418,000 annually. bannon is -- >> presumably also to fund a steep corporate tax cut. >> maybe -- >> in i think that is part of the deal >> that's all in the article from axios mnuchin and cohn are both, they don't want to do anything small. because cohn is gone it's not going to happen, he's out of there interested in transformative -- yeah >> all right well, four former barclays executives are in court in london today facing charges connected to 2008 emergency fund-raising in qatar. barclays is also a defendant in the case this is the